| A | B |
|---|
| pending (def.) | (verb) to remain undecided or unsettled |
| pendulum (def.) | (noun) a swinging lever |
| depend (def.) | (verb) to rely; place trust |
| expend (def.) | (verb) to use up |
| impending (def.) | (adjective) about to happen |
| suspended (def.) | (verb) to hang by attachment; defer; to stop payment |
| pending (sent.) | The decision to close the store is ___ and not final. |
| pendulum (sent.) | The coo-coo clockâs ___ is broken. |
| depend (sent.) | You may ___ on your friend to help you. |
| expend (sent.) | His mother hopes he will ___ all his energy playing soccer. |
| impending (sent.) | He felt the ___ rainstorm in his arthritic knee long before he saw the storm clouds. |
| suspended (sent. 1) | He ___ the rock from the string. |
| suspended (sent. 2) | He was ___from school until his parents had a meeting with the teacher and the principal.. |
| suspense (def.) | (noun) in a state of being unsure about something |
| suspense (sent.) | The ___ is killing me, having to wait until summer to see the final Harry Potter movie! |
