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This document provides a list of vocabulary words that may be encountered when reading a particular text, along with sample sentences using each word. The words are grouped into parts of speech and include nouns like "parents" and "street", verbs like "live" and "search for", adjectives such as "curly" and "straight", and other part of speech. Definitions or explanations are not provided for the words, rather examples sentences are given to show how each word is used in context.
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The document discusses different types of pronouns including possessive adjectives, possessive pronouns, and object pronouns. Possessive adjectives come before nouns to show ownership, like "my" and "their." Possessive pronouns also show ownership but are used instead of nouns, like "mine" and "theirs." Object pronouns replace objects in sentences, such as "me", "you", and "her." Examples are provided for each type of pronoun.
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Vocabulary 1
- 2. parents (noun) S Mom and dad are my parents. Sentence
- 3. street (noun) S They are walking on the street. Sentence
- 4. live (verb) S Where do yo live? S I live in an apartment. Sentence
- 5. search for (verb) S I search for information in Google. Sentence
- 6. hug (verb) S My parents hug me a lot because they love me. Sentence
- 7. curly (adjective) S She has curly red hair. Sentence
- 8. Straight (adjective) S She has straight brown hair. Sentence
- 9. fur (noun) S Many animals have fur. Sentence
- 10. floppy (adjective) S This dog has floppy ears. Isn’t it cute? Sentence
- 11. weighed (verb in past form) S I weighed 60 kilos a week ago. Sentence
- 12. drooled (verb in past) That dog drooled saliva when running. Sentence
- 13. collar (noun) Collars for dogs come on different sizes. Sentence
- 14. Glossary