(searching, longer, create, rolled, beginning, squeezed) Mr Wonka… - Vidyadip

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(searching, longer, create, rolled, beginning, squeezed)
Mr Wonka said, “So once again I ………………. up my sleeves and set to work. Once again I ……………. my brain ……………. for the new recipe…………… I had to age………….. to make people old ………… old, older, oldest…………. ‘Ha-ha!’ I cried, for now the ideas were …………. to come. ‘What is the oldest living thing in the world ? What lives …………….. than anything else ?’”

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Mr Wonka said, “So once again I rolled up my sleeves and set to work. Once again I squeezed my brain, searching for the new recipe… I had to create age… to make s people old… old, older, oldest… ‘Ha-ha!’ I cried, for now the ideas were beginning to come. ‘What is the oldest living thing in the world ? What lives longer than anything else ?”

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