Sentences:  With real ____ to their wishes he ____ to ____ the
goods by  ____.  The ____ of the sporting writers was that the ____
was ____ to his duties.  After ____ apart, the farmers ____ the use of
their most ____ acres for this experiment.  To be mortal is to ____.

Fide (trust, believe, have faith):  (1) fidelity, confide, confident, diffident, infidel, perfidious, bona fide, defiance, affiance; (2) fiduciary, affidavit, fiance, auto da fe, Santa Fe.

Sentences:  He was ____ that the man was an ____.  He had ____ in
a ____ rascal.  He had been ____ for years and had proved his ____.  Though
we are somewhat ____ in making it, you may be sure it is a ____ offer.  His
attitude toward his father is one of gross ____.

Grade, gress (walk, go):  (1) grade, gradual, graduate, degrade, digress, Congress, aggressive, progressive, degree; (2) gradation, Centigrade, ingress, egress, transgression, retrogression, ingredient.

Sentences:  His failure to ____ from college made him feel ____
especially as his cronies all received their ____.  The engine lost
speed ____ as it climbed the long ____.  I ____ to remark that some members
of ____ are more ____ than ____.

Hab, hib (have, hold):  (1) habit, habitation, inhabitant, exhibit, prohibition, ability, debit, debt; (2) habituate, habiliment, habeas corpus, cohabit, dishabille, inhibit.

Sentences:  The ____ of the island ____ an ____ to live without
permanent ____.  It was his ____ to glance first at the ____ side of his
ledger, as he was much worried about his  ____.  Most women favor ____.

Hale, heal, hol, whole (sound):  (1) hale, hallow, Hallowe’en, heal, health, unhealthy, healthful, holy, holiday, hollyhock, whole, wholesome; (2) halibut, halidom.

Sentences:  Though he lived in a ____ climate, he was ____.  The food
was ____, the man ____ and hearty.  He did not think of a ____ as ____.  We
had ____ in our garden almost until ____.  He wept at hearing the ____ name
of his mother.  For a ____ month the wound refused to ____.

It (go):  (1) exit, transit, transition, initial, initiative, ambition, circuit, perishable; (2) itinerant, transitory, obituary, sedition, circumambient.

Sentences:  The ____ was broken.  It was his ____ shipment of  ____
goods, and they suffered a good deal in ____.  His ____ was to be regarded
as a man of great ____.  His ____ was less effective than his entrance.

Ject (throw):  (1) eject, reject, subject, project, objection, injection, dejected, conjecture, jet, jetty; (2) abject, traject, adjective, projectile, interjection, ejaculate, jetsam, jettison.

Sentences:  With ____ mien he watched the waves lash the ____. 
His scheme was ____ to much ridicule and then ____, and he himself
was ____ from the room.  From a pipe that ____ from the corner of the
building came a ____ of dirty water.  He could only ____ what their ____
was.  The ____ brought immediate relief.

Jud, jur, just (law, right):  (1) judge, judicious, judicial, prejudice, jurist, jurisdiction, just, justice, justify; (2) judicature, adjudicate, juridical, jurisprudence, justiciary, de jure.