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This document contains vocabulary words and their definitions from an English lecture. It includes words like "will", "up", "other", "about", "out", "many", "then", "them", "these", "so", "some", "her", "would", "make", "like", "him", "into", "time", "has", "look", "two", "more", "write", and "go". Definitions or example sentences are provided for each word in Bengali.
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Executive Directors Chat Leveraging AI for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
Introduction to AI for Nonprofits with Tapp Network
Introduction to AI for Nonprofits with Tapp Network
Level 3
- 2. will I will never steal. ইচ্ছাশক্তি
- 3. up At night, when up look up, you’ll see stars. উপর
- 4. other Other than blue, red is also my favorite color. অন্যান্য
- 5. about I am about to burst out of anger. প্রায়
- 6. out She went out to play. আউট
- 7. many I see any mangoes on the tree. অনন্ক
- 8. then I eat my food, then I will take a nap. তারপর
- 9. them I bought chocolates for them. তানের
- 10. these I want to by these flower. এই
- 11. so I was in a lot of pain so I went to the doctor. সুতরাাং
- 12. some Some of the cats were sick. ক্তকছু
- 13. her Her name is Janet. তার
- 14. would I would like to volunteer. হনে
- 15. make I can make planes with paper. করা
- 16. like The cloth looked like a ghost. মত
- 17. him They could not help him catch the thief. তানক
- 18. into I got myself into trouble. মনযয
- 19. time There is no time to wait! সময়
- 20. has he has some work left so he left early. আনছ
- 21. look I like to look at the stars at night. দেখুন্
- 22. two I have two cellphones. দুই
- 23. more I have more than 2 pens. অক্তযক
- 24. write I like to write stories. দেখা
- 25. go I want to go to Bali. যাওয়া
- 26. see i can see you from my room. দেখা