Difference in meaning ! use the following words and some of their derivatives in the corresponding sentences:

0 Usual - Common - Ordnary 02br
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00 1.Yesterday the king was in his (usual) peevish temper. 02br
00 2.Ordinary sense had taught him that he more one practised the better violinist one would become. 02br
00 3.Legends tell quite out of the common stories. 02br
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00 real - true genuine authentic - original 02br
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001.jack hardly ever reads fiction in the (original). 02br
002.On hearing the news a (true) smile lit his face. 02br
003.The test only proved the (authenticity) of the vase. 02br
004.Some people believe they have (really) seen Loch Ness. 02br
005.What I admire most about her is that she is inevitably ( genuine) to herself. 02br
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00 imaginary - imaginative 02br
001.This is the most (imaginary) staging of Shakespeare's play I have ever seen. 02br
002.To most children fairies and witches are by far not (imaginative) creatures. 02br
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00 critic - critique 02br
001.Yesterday I read a most scandalous (critique) on the last staging of "Othello" at the the 02br
002.Royal Theatre in the literary supplement of Independent.Obviously the (critic) knows nothing about the theatre. 02br
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00 Literal - literate - literary 02br
001.Though hardly (literate) Huck Finn shows unique natural intelligence. 02br
002.Literary analysis is by far not anybody's cup of tea. 02br
003.When translaing fiction one should not rely merely on the literal meaning of the separate words. 02br
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00This is what I think ! Is it correct ? 0-