'Ronaldo headed the ball'. Here 'headed' is used as a/an-

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adverb

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'Ronaldo headed the ball'. Here 'headed' is used as a/an-

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adjective

participle

adverb

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'Ronaldo headed the ball'. Here 'headed' is used as a/an-

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participle

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'Ronaldo headed the ball'. Here 'headed' is used as a/an-

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participle

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'Ronaldo headed the ball'. Here 'headed' is used as a/an-

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'Ronaldo headed the ball'. Here 'headed' is used as a/an-

noun

verb

adjective

participle

adverb

2009

'Ronaldo headed the ball'. Here 'headed' is used as a/an-

noun

verb

adjective

participle

adverb

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'Ronaldo headed the ball'. Here 'headed' is used as a/an-

noun

verb

adjective

participle

adverb

2009

'Ronaldo headed the ball'. Here 'headed' is used as a/an-

noun

verb

adjective

participle

adverb

2009

'Ronaldo headed the ball'. Here 'headed' is used as a/an-

noun

verb

adjective

participle

adverb

2009

'Ronaldo headed the ball'. Here 'headed' is used as a/an-

noun

verb

adjective

participle

adverb

2009

'Ronaldo headed the ball'. Here 'headed' is used as a/an-

noun

verb

adjective

participle

adverb

2009

'Ronaldo headed the ball'. Here 'headed' is used as a/an-

noun

verb

adjective

participle

adverb

2009

'Ronaldo headed the ball'. Here 'headed' is used as a/an-

noun

verb

adjective

participle

adverb

2009

'Ronaldo headed the ball'. Here 'headed' is used as a/an-

noun

verb

adjective

participle

adverb

2009

'Ronaldo headed the ball'. Here 'headed' is used as a/an-

noun

verb

adjective

participle

adverb

2009

'Ronaldo headed the ball'. Here 'headed' is used as a/an-

noun

verb

adjective

participle

adverb

2009

'Ronaldo headed the ball'. Here 'headed' is used as a/an-

noun

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adjective

participle

adverb

2009

'Ronaldo headed the ball'. Here 'headed' is used as a/an-

noun

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adjective

participle

adverb

2009

'Ronaldo headed the ball'. Here 'headed' is used as a/an-

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verb

adjective

participle

adverb

2009

'Ronaldo headed the ball'. Here 'headed' is used as a/an-

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adjective

participle

adverb

2009

'Ronaldo headed the ball'. Here 'headed' is used as a/an-

noun

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adjective

participle

adverb

2009

'Ronaldo headed the ball'. Here 'headed' is used as a/an-

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participle

adverb

2009

'Ronaldo headed the ball'. Here 'headed' is used as a/an-

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2009

'Ronaldo headed the ball'. Here 'headed' is used as a/an-

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'Ronaldo headed the ball'. Here 'headed' is used as a/an-

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'Ronaldo headed the ball'. Here 'headed' is used as a/an-

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'Ronaldo headed the ball'. Here 'headed' is used as a/an-

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2009

'Ronaldo headed the ball'. Here 'headed' is used as a/an-

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2009

'Ronaldo headed the ball'. Here 'headed' is used as a/an-

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2009

'Ronaldo headed the ball'. Here 'headed' is used as a/an-

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2009

'Ronaldo headed the ball'. Here 'headed' is used as a/an-

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2009

'Ronaldo headed the ball'. Here 'headed' is used as a/an-

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2009

'Ronaldo headed the ball'. Here 'headed' is used as a/an-

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'Ronaldo headed the ball'. Here 'headed' is used as a/an-

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2009

'Ronaldo headed the ball'. Here 'headed' is used as a/an-

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'Ronaldo headed the ball'. Here 'headed' is used as a/an-

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'Ronaldo headed the ball'. Here 'headed' is used as a/an-

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'Ronaldo headed the ball'. Here 'headed' is used as a/an-

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'Ronaldo headed the ball'. Here 'headed' is used as a/an-

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'Ronaldo headed the ball'. Here 'headed' is used as a/an-

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'Ronaldo headed the ball'. Here 'headed' is used as a/an-

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'Ronaldo headed the ball'. Here 'headed' is used as a/an-

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'Ronaldo headed the ball'. Here 'headed' is used as a/an-

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2009

'Ronaldo headed the ball'. Here 'headed' is used as a/an-

noun

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2009

'Ronaldo headed the ball'. Here 'headed' is used as a/an-

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2009

'Ronaldo headed the ball'. Here 'headed' is used as a/an-

noun

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2009

'Ronaldo headed the ball'. Here 'headed' is used as a/an-

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2009

'Ronaldo headed the ball'. Here 'headed' is used as a/an-

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participle

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2009

'Ronaldo headed the ball'. Here 'headed' is used as a/an-

noun

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adjective

participle

adverb

2009

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