Oxford discover 3-unit 3
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The document provides definitions for various words related to packing, moving, meeting neighbors, and activities like shopping, ice skating, fishing, raking leaves, dancing, throwing snowballs, and sledding. It also defines words like monsoon, surgeon, curry, and classmate. There is then a short story about a girl named Sati who moved with her family from Mumbai to Minnesota and initially didn't like it but became happier after making new friends.
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Oxford discover 3-unit 3
- 1. Oxford Discover 3 Unit 3: Letters to a friend Get Ready
- 2. packing putting your things into bags or boxes when you are going on holiday or leaving the place where you live.
- 3. moving going to a different place to live or work.
- 4. meeting neighbours seeing and talking to someone for the first time.
- 6. ice skating 6 moving across ice using ice skates.
- 8. raking leaves moving leaves using a special tool with a long handle
- 9. dancing moving your feet and body to the rhythm of music
- 10. throwing snowballs making snowballs move through the air by pushing it out of your hand
- 11. sledding riding or travelling on snow using a sled
- 12. Words in Context 12 Monsoon- the season when every heavy rain falls in southern Asia.
- 13. surgeon A doctor who cuts your body to take out or repair a part inside
- 14. Curry An Indian dish that is made of meat or vegetables cooked with spices. You usually eat curry with rice
- 15. classmate A student who is in the same class as you at school
- 18. Answer: 1. Sati moved there with her family. Her father has a new job in the hospital. 2. In the beginning , Sati didn’t like Minnesota. She missed Mumbai. Sati met new people and started doing things. Then she was happy. 3. Her feelings changed because she made new friends.
- 25. untied tied unbuttoned buttoned Prefix un- gives the word an opposite meaning