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🔶 Newspapers:
▪️ [noun] the physical object that is the product of a newspaper publisher
▪️ [noun] cheap paper made from wood pulp and used for printing newspapers
🔶 Magazines:
▪️ [noun] a business firm that publishes magazines
▪️ [noun] a metal frame or container holding cartridges; can be inserted into an automatic gun
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📈 #Vocablary_Levels 📉
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🔅🔅 Level8 🔅🔅
Ordination
🔅🔅 Level6 🔅🔅
Chess , Reflexes
🔅🔅 Level3 🔅🔅
Documents , Essays , Communication , Relatives , Electronic , Vast , Network
🔅🔅 Level2 🔅🔅
Memory , Common , Performing , Calculations , Processing , Example , Calculate , Finances , Prefer , Require , Detailed , Images , Popular , Mail , Instantly , Attach , Messages , Gain , Topics , Newspapers , Magazines , Existed
🔅🔅 Level1 🔅🔅
During , The , S , And , Personal , Computers , Became , Very , Use , Of , Computer , Has , Changed , People , In , Several , Ways , Before , Hardly , Anyone , Owned , A , Only , Governments , Large , Companies , Had , But , Throughout , Much , Cheaper , Faster , Smaller , They , Held , More , Were , Able , To , Afford , Buy , By , Year , Become , For , Many , Is , Used , Mainly , Word , Can , Their , On , Also , Type , Written , Such , As , Or , Letters , Enjoy , Playing , Games , Some , Like , Play , Checkers , Other , That , Fast , Fine , Co , Simple , Early , Days , Today , Show , Sounds , Another , Involves , Keep , Touch , With , Friends , Using , Allows , Send , Far , Away , It , Even , Possible , Pictures , One , Information , Internet , Pages , Where , Find , Different , Read , Have , Short , Time , Those , Quickly , Useful , Part , Everyday , Life
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@Practice_English
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Words of the article:
✳️ Rhyme: قَافِيَة , سَجْعَة
✳️ Rhyming: القافية
✳️ Wings: أَجْنِحَة
✳️ Clouds: سُحُب , سَحَاب , سَحَائِب , غَمَام , غَمَائِم , غَيْم , غُيُوم , أَعْنَان , مُزْن
✳️ Rhymes: قَوَافٍ
✳️ Bat: مِضْرَب , خُفَّاش , خُفَّاشِيّ , وَطْوَاط
✳️ Lime: جِير , جِيرِيّ , كِلْس
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ملاحظة: الترجمة آلية وقد لاتكون في سياق المقالة, نرحب بمساهماتكم في التعليقات
📈 #Vocablary_Levels 📉
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🔅🔅 Level6 🔅🔅
Rhyme , Rhyming , Rhymes
🔅🔅 Level5 🔅🔅
Lime
🔅🔅 Level2 🔅🔅
Wings , Clouds , Bat
🔅🔅 Level1 🔅🔅
Sometimes , My , Friends , And , I , Play , A , Game , It , S , Something , We , Made , Up , So , Doesn , T , Have , Name , Like , To , Take , Words , That , Put , Them , Together , Line , By , Do , You , Get , The , Picture , Now , Re , Playing , This , Is , How , Might , Say , Drive , Car , Really , Don , Go , Very , Far , If , Decide , Walk , D , With , Friend , Could , Talk , See , These , Lines , Time , About , School , Or , Even , Know , What , Am , Saying , Easy , Fun , For , Me , Can , Be , Just , Join , In , Make , Into , Song , Sing , There , Are , Many , Others , Smile , Mile , Mothers , Brothers , Spend , All , Day , Making , Things , Let , Imagination , Fly , On , Back , Mind , Find , Some , Hard , Use , Those , Anymore , Choose , Cat , Give , Try , Ll , Goodbye , Done
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@Practice_English
📈 #Vocablary_Levels 📉
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🔅🔅 Level1 🔅🔅
Are , You , Married , No , I , M , Not , Single , Tell , Me , About , Your , New , Car , Is , It , Large , S , Small , The , Questions , In , Book , They , Difficult , Re , Easy , Neighbors , Quiet , Aren , T , Noisy
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@Practice_English
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Words of the article:
✳️ Religions: أَدْيَان , مِلَل
✳️ Persecuted: مُضْطَهَد
✳️ Heretics: زَنَادِقَة , زَنَادِيق , أَصْحَاب اَلْأَهْوَاءِ
✳️ Drowning: إِغْرَاق , مُغْرِق
✳️ Witches: السحرة
✳️ Religious: مُتَدَيِّن , تَدَيُّنِيّ , دِينِيّ
✳️ Persecution: اِضْطِهَاد , اِضْطِهَادِيّ
✳️ Metaphor: مَجَاز , اِسْتِعَارَة
✳️ Reasserted: أعيد تأكيده
✳️ Balloon: نُفَّاخَة , بَالُون , بَالُونَة , مُنْطَاد
✳️ Despair: قُنُوط , قَنُوط , يَأْس , إِيَاس
✳️ Whispers: همسات
✳️ Hatred: بُغْض , حِقْد , شَنَآن , كَرَاهَة , كَرَاهِيَة , بَغْضَائِيّ , بَغْضَائِيَّة
✳️ Appalled: مروع
✳️ Logic: منطق
✳️ Fatwa: فاتوا
✳️ Novelist: رِوَائِيّ , قَصَّاص , كَاتِب قَصَصِيّ , قُصَّاص , قَصَصِيّ
✳️ Savaged: وحد
✳️ Mugged: سرب
✳️ Tormentor: مُعَذِّب
✳️ Tarred: تورز
✳️ Scapegoat: كَبْش اَلْفِدَاءِ
✳️ Discontents: يسخن
✳️ Fanatic: مُتَعَصِّب , مُتَعَنِّت
✳️ Approvingly: بشكل موافق
✳️ Immigrant: مُهَاجِر
✳️ Racist: عُنْصُريّ
✳️ Mobs: الغوغاء
✳️ Marching: مسيرة
✳️ Distant: مُتَبَاعِد , مُنْزَاح
✳️ Boulevards: شوارع
✳️ Baying: حربة
✳️ Echoes: أصداء
✳️ Slogans: شعارات
✳️ Effigies: دمية
✳️ Holy: قُدْسِيّ
✳️ Marchers: مسيرات
✳️ Trampling: تدوس
✳️ Satanic: إِبْلِيسِيّ
✳️ Verses: آي
✳️ Stimulated: مُنَشَّط
✳️ Arouses: يثير
✳️ Nowadays: في الوقت الحاضر
✳️ Spurned: رفضت
✳️ Martyr: مُسْتَشْهِد
✳️ Enlightenment: تَثْقِيف , تَنْوِير , تَبْصِرَة
✳️ Demonstrated: مُبَرهن
✳️ Precisely: بدقة
✳️ Blasphemy: جَدَّفَ , تَجْدِيف
✳️ Narrative: رواية
✳️ Novel: رِوَائِيَّة , جَدِيد
✳️ Incompetent: عَدِيم اَلْأَهْلِيَّةِ , نَاقِص اَلْأَهْلِيَّةِ , عَجَزَة
✳️ Succeed: بَرَعَ , أَفْلَحَ , نَجَّحَ
✳️ Dominates: يهيمن
✳️ Deconstruct: تفكك
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ملاحظة: الترجمة آلية وقد لاتكون في سياق المقالة, نرحب بمساهماتكم في التعليقات
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Words of the article:
🔶 Religions:
▪️ [noun] a strong belief in a supernatural power or powers that control human destiny
▪️ [noun] an institution to express belief in a divine power
🔶 Heretics:
▪️ [noun] a person who holds religious beliefs in conflict with the dogma of the Roman Catholic Church
▪️ [noun] a person who holds unorthodox opinions in any field (not merely religion)
🔶 Witches:
▪️ [noun] a female sorcerer or magician
▪️ [noun] an ugly evil-looking old woman
🔶 Religious:
▪️ [adjective] concerned with sacred matters or religion or the church
▪️ [noun] a member of a religious order who is bound by vows of poverty and chastity and obedience
🔶 Persecution:
▪️ [noun] the act of persecuting (especially on the basis of race or religion)
🔶 Metaphor:
▪️ [noun] a figure of speech in which an expression is used to refer to something that it does not literally denote in order to suggest a similarity
🔶 Balloon:
▪️ [verb] become inflated
▪️ [noun] large tough nonrigid bag filled with gas or heated air
🔶 Despair:
▪️ [noun] a state in which all hope is lost or absent
▪️ [verb] abandon hope; give up hope; lose heart
🔶 Whispers:
▪️ [noun] speaking softly without vibration of the vocal cords
▪️ [noun] a light noise, like the noise of silk clothing or leaves blowing in the wind
🔶 Hatred:
▪️ [noun] the emotion of intense dislike; a feeling of dislike so strong that it demands action
🔶 Appalled:
▪️ [adjective] struck with fear, dread, or consternation
🔶 Logic:
▪️ [noun] a system of reasoning
▪️ [noun] reasoned and reasonable judgment
🔶 Fatwa:
▪️ [noun] a ruling on a point of Islamic law that is given by a recognized authority
🔶 Novelist:
▪️ [noun] one who writes novels
🔶 Tormentor:
▪️ [noun] someone who torments
▪️ [noun] a flat at each side of the stage to prevent the audience from seeing into the wings
🔶 Scapegoat:
▪️ [noun] someone who is punished for the errors of others
🔶 Discontents:
▪️ [noun] a longing for something better than the present situation
▪️ [adjective] showing or experiencing dissatisfaction or restless longing
🔶 Fanatic:
▪️ [adjective] marked by excessive enthusiasm for and intense devotion to a cause or idea
▪️ [noun] a person motivated by irrational enthusiasm (as for a cause)
🔶 Approvingly:
▪️ [None] in an approving manner
🔶 Immigrant:
▪️ [noun] a person who comes to a country where they were not born in order to settle there
🔶 Racist:
▪️ [noun] a person with a prejudiced belief that one racial group is superior to others
▪️ [adjective] discriminatory especially on the basis of race or religion
🔶 Marching:
▪️ [noun] the act of marching; walking with regular steps (especially in a procession of some kind)
🔶 Distant:
▪️ [adjective] far apart in relevance or relationship or kinship
▪️ [adjective] remote in manner
🔶 Boulevards:
▪️ [noun] a wide street or thoroughfare
🔶 Slogans:
▪️ [noun] a favorite saying of a sect or political group
🔶 Holy:
▪️ [noun] a sacred place of pilgrimage
▪️ [adjective] belonging to or derived from or associated with a divine power
🔶 Marchers:
▪️ [noun] walks with regular or stately step
▪️ [noun] fights on foot with small arms
🔶 Trampling:
▪️ [noun] the sound of heavy treading or stomping
🔶 Satanic:
▪️ [adjective] extremely evil or cruel; expressive of cruelty or befitting hell
▪️ [None] of or relating to Satan
🔶 Verses:
▪️ [noun] a piece of poetry
▪️ [noun] a line of metrical text
🔶 Stimulated:
▪️ [adjective] emotionally aroused
🔶 Arouses:
▪️ [verb] call forth (emotions, feelings, and responses)
▪️ [verb] summon into action or bring into existence, often as if by magic
🔶 Nowadays:
▪️ [noun] the period of time that is happening now; any continuous stretch of time including the moment of speech
▪️ [adverb] in these times
🔶 Spurned:
▪️ [adjective] rebuffed (by a lover) without warning
🔶 Martyr:
▪️ [noun] one who suffers for the sake of principle
▪️ [verb] torture and torment like a martyr
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#Salman_Rushdie:_'Life_Under_Threat'_(2)
Out there where you are, in the rich and powerful and lucky west, has it really been so long since religions persecuted people, burning them as heretics, drowning them as witches, that you can't recognize religious persecution when you see it? . . . The original metaphor has reasserted itself. I'm back in the balloon, asking for the right to live.
What is my single life worth" Despair whispers in my ear: 'Not a lot.' But I refuse to give in to despair.
I refuse to give in to despair because I've been shown love as well as hatred. I know that many people do care, and are appalled by the crazy, upside-down logic of the post-fatwa world, in which a single novelist can be accused of having savaged or 'mugged' a whole community, becoming its tormentor (instead of its tarred and feathered victim) and the scapegoat for all its discontents. Many people do ask, for example: When a white pop-
star-turned-Islamic-fanatic speaks approvingly about killing an Indian immigrant, how does the Indian immigrant end up being called the racist? Or, again: What minority is smaller and weaker than a minority of one? I refuse to give in to despair even though, for a thousand days and more, I've been put through a degree course in worthlessness, my own personal and specific worthlessness. My first teachers were the mobs marching down distant boulevards, baying for my blood, and finding, soon enough, their echoes on the English streets. I could not understand the force that makes parents hang murderous slogans around their children's necks. I have learned to understand it. It burns books and effigies and thinks itself holy. But at first, as I watched the marchers, I felt them trampling on my heart.
Once again, however, I have been saved by instances of fair-mindedness, of goodness. Every time I learn that a reader somewhere has been touched by The Satanic Verses, moved and entertained and stimulated by it, it arouses deep feelings in me. And there are more and more such readers nowadays, my postbag tells me, readers (including Muslims) who are willing to give my burned, spurned child a fair hearing at long last.
Sometimes I think that, one day, Muslims will be ashamed of what Muslims did in these times, will find the 'Rushdie affair' as improbable as the west now finds martyr-burning. One day they may agree that - as the European Enlightenment demonstrated- freedom of thought is precisely freedom from religious control, freedom from accusations of blasphemy.
Maybe they'll agree, too, that the row over The Satanic Verses was at bottom an argument about who should have power over the grand narrative, the Story of Islam, and that power must belong equally to everyone. That even if my novel were incompetent, its attempt to retell the story would still be important. That if I've failed, others must succeed, because those who do not have power over the story that dominates their lives, power to retell it, rethink it, deconstruct it, joke about it, and change it as times change, truly are powerless, because they cannot think new thoughts.
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#level5
@Practice_English
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Words of the article:
🔶 Approved:
▪️ [adjective] established by authority; given authoritative approval
🔶 Eastern:
▪️ [adjective] from the east; used especially of winds
▪️ [adjective] lying in or toward the east
🔶 Colony:
▪️ [noun] a geographical area politically controlled by a distant country
▪️ [noun] a body of people who settle far from home but maintain ties with their homeland; inhabitants remain nationals of their home state but are not literally under the home state's system of government
🔶 Permanent:
▪️ [noun] a series of waves in the hair made by applying heat and chemicals
▪️ [adjective] continuing or enduring without marked change in status or condition or place
🔶 Colonists:
▪️ [noun] a person who settles in a new colony or moves into new country
🔶 Huts:
▪️ [noun] temporary military shelter
▪️ [noun] small crude shelter used as a dwelling
🔶 Beads:
▪️ [noun] several beads threaded together on a string
🔶 Copper:
▪️ [noun] a reddish-brown color resembling the color of polished copper
▪️ [noun] uncomplimentary terms for a policeman
🔶 Interior:
▪️ [adjective] of or coming from the middle of a region or country
▪️ [noun] the United States federal department charged with conservation and the development of natural resources; created in 1849
🔶 Companions:
▪️ [noun] a traveler who accompanies you
▪️ [verb] be a companion to somebody
🔶 Compass:
▪️ [noun] the limit of capability
▪️ [noun] an area in which something acts or operates or has power or control:
🔶 Captors:
▪️ [noun] a person who captures and holds people or animals
🔶 Tribes:
▪️ [noun] group of people related by blood or marriage
▪️ [noun] a federation (as of American Indians)
🔶 Warriors:
▪️ [noun] someone engaged in or experienced in warfare
🔶 Plot:
▪️ [verb] make a plat of
▪️ [noun] a secret scheme to do something (especially something underhand or illegal)
🔶 Explosion:
▪️ [noun] a violent release of energy caused by a chemical or nuclear reaction
▪️ [noun] the act of exploding or bursting
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#Pocahontas_and_John_Smith
In 1606, King James of England approved the establishment of two colonies along the eastern coast of America. The northern colony in Maine lasted only a year. The southern one at Jamestown in Virginia became England's first permanent settlement in America.
In 1607, the Virginia Company sent 104 settlers to Virginia. The settlers lived in tents all summer. By September, more than 60 were dead because they lacked good food or water. The leaders of the colony were not energetic and did little to make the settlers find food. One member of the company, Captain John Smith, was determined that the colony would survive. Smith pressured the colonists to build huts, a storehouse, and a church. He made daring trips to Indian villages, demanding that they give the settlers food in return for beads and copper. He threatened settlers who were trying to leave the colony and go back to England.
On one of his trips to the interior, Indians attacked John Smith. They killed his two companions but captured him alive. He was taken first to the local chief. This chief was impressed by Smith's compass and spared his life. His captors dragged Smith from village to village. He finally arrived at the town belonging to Powhatan. Powhatan was the great chief for all of the tribes in that region. Powhatan and his advisors talked about what to do with Smith. Suddenly, Smith was dragged forward, and his head was pushed against a stone. The warriors raised their clubs to kill Smith. Then Pocahontas, who was Powhatan's twelve-year-old daughter, begged for his life. Her words had no effect, so Pocahontas ran to Smith. She took his head in her arms and laid her own head against his head. Smith was released and went back to Jamestown.
Soon after Smith returned, one hundred new settlers from England arrived. It was a very cold winter, and in January, Jamestown was accidentally set on fire. The settlers suffered from cold and hunger the rest of the winter. Every four or five days, Pocahontas and her attendants came. They brought food for the hungry settlers. Even so, half of them died.
In the summer, John Smith explored that part of the coast of America. He made a map that would be very valuable for future sailors and settlers.
On his return, Smith was elected leader of the colony at Jamestown. However, some settlers did not like having to follow rules. Some encouraged the Indians to try to kill Smith. Chief Powhatan agreed. He also refused to supply food to the colony, hoping to starve them out. Pocahontas warned Smith about the plot against his life. Smith had to fight off several attempts to kill him. Finally, the colony seemed to be growing, and the Indians became peaceful. But in late 1609, Smith was injured in an explosion and returned to England.
Pocahontas remained a friend to the colony. She married John Rolfe, one of the settlers. In 1616, she traveled to England with her husband and son. There she saw John Smith once again. She was so surprised to see him that she was unable to speak for several days. Pocahontas had believed that Smith was dead. The following year she died and was buried in England.
Pocahontas' love for Smith, and Smith's determination to fight for the colony, had saved Jamestown and given the English their first colony in America.
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#level4
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Words of the article:
🔶 Ocean:
▪️ [noun] anything apparently limitless in quantity or volume
▪️ [noun] a large body of water constituting a principal part of the hydrosphere
🔶 Kiwi:
▪️ [noun] fuzzy brown egg-shaped fruit with slightly tart green flesh
▪️ [noun] nocturnal flightless bird of New Zealand having a long neck and stout legs; only surviving representative of the order Apterygiformes
🔶 Ethnic:
▪️ [adjective] denoting or deriving from or distinctive of the ways of living built up by a group of people
▪️ [adjective] not acknowledging the God of Christianity and Judaism and Islam
🔶 Polynesian:
▪️ [noun] the branch of the Austronesian languages spoken from Madagascar to the central Pacific
▪️ [noun] a native or inhabitant of Polynesia
🔶 Isles:
▪️ [noun] a small island
🔶 Treaty:
▪️ [noun] a written agreement between two states or sovereigns
🔶 Disagreements:
▪️ [noun] a difference between conflicting facts or claims or opinions
▪️ [noun] a conflict of people's opinions or actions or characters
🔶 Recreation:
▪️ [noun] activity that refreshes and recreates; activity that renews your health and spirits by enjoyment and relaxation
▪️ [noun] an activity that diverts or amuses or stimulates
🔶 Mild:
▪️ [adjective] mild and pleasant
▪️ [adjective] humble in spirit or manner; suggesting retiring mildness or even cowed submissiveness
🔶 Temperate:
▪️ [adjective] not extreme
▪️ [adjective] not extreme in behavior
🔶 Climate:
▪️ [noun] the weather in some location averaged over some long period of time
▪️ [noun] the prevailing psychological state
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#New_Zealand
New Zealand is a country that is located in the South Pacific ocean. The country is made up of two large islands, the North Island and the South Island, which are separated by a narrow channel of water. Although New Zealand has many beautiful mountains and forests, much of the land is used for farming. In fact, New Zealand has almost 70 million sheep, but only four million people! New Zealand's farms are also famous for their delicious fruit, especially apples and kiwi fruit.
About ten percent of the people who live in New Zealand belong to an ethnic group called the Maori. The Maori came to New Zealand by boats from small Polynesian islands. They arrived about 1000 years ago, and lived by farming, hunting, and fishing. About 200 years ago, many more people came to New Zealand. These people were from the British Isles, and they came to New Zealand to begin farms. Today, most of the people of New Zealand are descended from people who came from Britain.
During the 19th century, some wars started between the Maori and the British settlers. After years of fighting, the two sides signed a treaty to end the wars. Today the Maori have achieved equal rights, but there are still some disagreements about land ownership. In recent years, many more people have come to New Zealand, mostly from Asian countries and from other Pacific Islands.
There are three large cities in New Zealand. Auckland is the largest city, with more than one million people. It is located in the northern part of the North Island. The capital city of New Zealand is Wellington. It is located in the southern part of the North Island. The largest city of the South Island is Christchurch. The cities of New Zealand are very modern and clean. Many tourists enjoy visiting the cities of New Zealand, but they also enjoy the beautiful countryside. New Zealand is an excellent place for outdoor recreation, such as climbing or walking.
Most of New Zealand has a mild, or temperate, climate. The summer is not very hot, and the winter is not very cold. Because New Zealand is in the southern part of the world, summer begins in December and winter begins in June. The South Island is cooler than the North Island, but both islands have similar amounts of rain. This rain gives the fields and forests of New Zealand a beautiful green colour. Each year, many tourists visit New Zealand, to experience the beautiful countryside and the interesting cultures of its people.
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#level3
@Practice_English
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Words of the article:
🔶 Village:
▪️ [noun] a mainly residential district of Manhattan; `the Village' became a home for many writers and artists in the 20th century
▪️ [noun] a community of people smaller than a town
🔶 Surrounded:
▪️ [adjective] confined on all sides
🔶 Similar:
▪️ [adjective] resembling or similar; having the same or some of the same characteristics; often used in combination
▪️ [adjective] having the same or similar characteristics
🔶 Lawn:
▪️ [noun] a field of cultivated and mowed grass
🔶 Located:
▪️ [adjective] situated in a particular spot or position
🔶 Hardware:
▪️ [noun] (computer science) the mechanical, magnetic, electronic, and electrical components making up a computer system
▪️ [noun] instrumentalities (tools or implements) made of metal
🔶 Supplies:
▪️ [verb] circulate or distribute or equip with
▪️ [verb] give something useful or necessary to
🔶 Elementary:
▪️ [adjective] of or being the essential or basic part
▪️ [adjective] easy and not involved or complicated
🔶 Pace:
▪️ [noun] a unit of length equal to 3 feet; defined as 91.44 centimeters; originally taken to be the average length of a stride
▪️ [noun] the relative speed of progress or change
🔶 Vacations:
▪️ [noun] leisure time away from work devoted to rest or pleasure
▪️ [verb] spend or take a vacation
🔶 Villages:
▪️ [noun] a mainly residential district of Manhattan; `the Village' became a home for many writers and artists in the 20th century
▪️ [noun] a community of people smaller than a town
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#A_Small_Town
I grew up in a small town. There were only about two thousand people who lived in the town where I grew up. When a town is very small, it is also called a village. My village was surrounded by many farms and many lakes.
The house where my family lived was near the middle of the town. On the street where we lived, most of the houses were similar in size, but many of them had different shapes and different colors. Each house was surrounded by a yard, where people grew their lawn and their garden.
Often, I would walk from my house to the downtown part of the village. "Downtown" is the area where the stores and shops of a town are located. Because I lived in a small town, it was a short walk to the downtown area. Along the main street, there were several different kinds of stores. Some stores sold food, some stores sold clothing, and some stores sold hardware (or building supplies).
It was also a short walk to the schools in my town. When I went to elementary school, it would take about ten minutes to walk to the school. Some of my friends lived on the same street where I lived. Sometimes, we walked to school together.
During the summer months, many people came from the big city to visit our village. The people liked to get away from the busy streets of the city. They enjoyed the quietness and the slow pace of village life. They also liked to spend their vacations near the lakes that were near the village. People from the city often said that people who live in villages seemed very friendly.
When I grew up, I left my village, and I went to work in a larger town. But sometimes I like to go back and visit the place where I grew up.
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#level2
@Practice_English
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Words of the article:
🔶 Tickets:
▪️ [noun] a label written or printed on paper, cardboard, or plastic that is attached to something to indicate its owner, nature, price, etc.
▪️ [noun] the appropriate or desirable thing
🔶 Hockey:
▪️ [noun] a game played on an ice rink by two opposing teams of six skaters each who try to knock a flat round puck into the opponents' goal with angled hockey sticks
▪️ [noun] a game resembling ice hockey that is played on an open field; two opposing teams use curved hockey sticks try to drive a ball into the opponents' net
🔶 Pool:
▪️ [noun] something resembling a pool of liquid
▪️ [noun] an association of companies for some definite purpose
🔶 Frustrated:
▪️ [adjective] disappointingly unsuccessful
🔶 Tiny:
▪️ [adjective] very small
🔶 Puppy:
▪️ [noun] an inexperienced young person
▪️ [noun] a young dog
🔶 Spaniel:
▪️ [noun] any of several breeds of small to medium-sized gun dogs with a long silky coat and long frilled ears
🔶 Licked:
▪️ [adjective] having been got the better of
🔶 Adult:
▪️ [adjective] designed to arouse lust
▪️ [noun] a fully developed person from maturity onward
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Words of the article:
🔶 Memory:
▪️ [noun] the power of retaining and recalling past experience
▪️ [noun] an electronic memory device
🔶 Common:
▪️ [noun] a piece of open land for recreational use in an urban area
▪️ [adjective] common to or shared by two or more parties
🔶 Performing:
▪️ [noun] the performance of a part or role in a drama
🔶 Calculations:
▪️ [noun] the procedure of calculating; determining something by mathematical or logical methods
▪️ [noun] planning something carefully and intentionally
🔶 Processing:
▪️ [noun] preparing or putting through a prescribed procedure
🔶 Example:
▪️ [noun] a representative form or pattern
▪️ [noun] something to be imitated
🔶 Calculate:
▪️ [verb] predict in advance
▪️ [verb] have faith or confidence in
🔶 Finances:
▪️ [noun] assets in the form of money
🔶 Documents:
▪️ [noun] writing that provides information (especially information of an official nature)
▪️ [noun] (computer science) a computer file that contains text (and possibly formatting instructions) using seven-bit ASCII characters
🔶 Essays:
▪️ [verb] make an effort or attempt
▪️ [verb] put to the test, as for its quality, or give experimental use to
🔶 Chess:
▪️ [noun] weedy annual native to Europe but widely distributed as a weed especially in wheat
▪️ [noun] a board game for two players who move their 16 pieces according to specific rules; the object is to checkmate the opponent's king
🔶 Prefer:
▪️ [verb] select as an alternative over another
▪️ [verb] promote over another
🔶 Require:
▪️ [verb] have need of
▪️ [verb] consider obligatory; request and expect
🔶 Reflexes:
▪️ [noun] an automatic instinctive unlearned reaction to a stimulus
▪️ [adjective] without volition or conscious control
🔶 Ordination:
▪️ [noun] the act of ordaining; the act of conferring (or receiving) holy orders
▪️ [noun] logical or comprehensible arrangement of separate elements
🔶 Detailed:
▪️ [adjective] developed or executed with care and in minute detail
🔶 Images:
▪️ [noun] an iconic mental representation
▪️ [noun] a visual representation (of an object or scene or person or abstraction) produced on a surface
🔶 Popular:
▪️ [adjective] representing or appealing to or adapted for the benefit of the people at large
▪️ [adjective] (of music or art) new and of general appeal (especially among young people)
🔶 Communication:
▪️ [noun] the activity of communicating; the activity of conveying information
▪️ [noun] a connection allowing access between persons or places
🔶 Relatives:
▪️ [noun] an animal or plant that bears a relationship to another (as related by common descent or by membership in the same genus)
▪️ [noun] a person related by blood or marriage
🔶 Electronic:
▪️ [None] of or relating to electronics; concerned with or using devices that operate on principles governing the behavior of electrons
▪️ [None] of or concerned with electrons
🔶 Mail:
▪️ [verb] cause to be directed or transmitted to another place
▪️ [noun] (Middle Ages) flexible armor made of interlinked metal rings
🔶 Instantly:
▪️ [adverb] without any delay
▪️ [adverb] without delay or hesitation; with no time intervening
🔶 Attach:
▪️ [verb] take temporary possession of as a security, by legal authority
▪️ [verb] create social or emotional ties
🔶 Messages:
▪️ [noun] what a communication that is about something is about
▪️ [noun] a communication (usually brief) that is written or spoken or signaled
🔶 Gain:
▪️ [noun] the amount of increase in signal power or voltage or current expressed as the ratio of output to input
▪️ [verb] earn on some commercial or business transaction; earn as salary or wages
🔶 Vast:
▪️ [adjective] unusually great in size or amount or degree or especially extent or scope
🔶 Network:
▪️ [noun] an open fabric of string or rope or wire woven together at regular intervals
▪️ [noun] (electronics) a system of interconnected electronic components or circuits
🔶 Topics:
▪️ [noun] the subject matter of a conversation or discussion
▪️ [noun] some situation or event that is thought about
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#Personal_Computers
During the 1980s and 1990s, personal computers became very widespread. The use of the computer has changed people's lifestyles in several ways.
Before 1980, hardly anyone owned a computer. Only governments and large companies had computers. But throughout the 1980s and 1990s, computers became much cheaper, faster, and smaller, and they held much more memory. More and more people were able to afford to buy a computer. By the year 2000, computers had become very common.
For many people, the personal computer is used mainly for performing calculations and for word processing. For example, people can calculate their finances on the computer. They can also use the computer to type their written documents, such as essays or letters.
Many people enjoy playing games on their computers. Some people like to play chess or checkers on their computer. Other people prefer games that require fast reflexes and fine co-ordination. Computer games were very simple during the early days of the 1980s. Today's computer games show detailed images and sounds.
Another very popular use of computers involves communication. Many people keep in touch with their friends and relatives by using electronic mail, or e-mail. E-mail allows people to send letters instantly to people far away. It is even possible to attach pictures to one's e-mail messages.
Many people also like to use their computer to gain information on the Internet. The Internet is a vast network of electronic pages where people can find information on many different topics. For example, people can read newspapers and magazines on the Internet.
Personal computers have only existed for a short time. But for many people, those computers have quickly become a very useful part of everyday life!
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#level2
@Practice_English
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Words of the article:
🔶 Rhyme:
▪️ [noun] a piece of poetry
▪️ [verb] compose rhymes
🔶 Rhyming:
▪️ [adjective] having corresponding sounds especially terminal sounds
🔶 Wings:
▪️ [noun] a means of flight or ascent
▪️ [noun] stylized bird wings worn as an insignia by qualified pilots or air crew members
🔶 Rhymes:
▪️ [noun] a piece of poetry
▪️ [verb] compose rhymes
🔶 Bat:
▪️ [noun] (baseball) a turn trying to get a hit
▪️ [noun] nocturnal mouselike mammal with forelimbs modified to form membranous wings and anatomical adaptations for echolocation by which they navigate
🔶 Lime:
▪️ [noun] any of various related trees bearing limes
▪️ [verb] spread birdlime on branches to catch birds
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#Rhyming_Words
Sometimes my friends and I play a game.
It's something we made up, so it doesn't have a name.
We like to take words that rhyme.
We put them together line by line.
Do you get the picture now? We're playing the game, and this is how.
I might say I like to drive a car.
I really don't like to go very far.
If I decide to take a walk, I'd go with a friend so that we could talk.
Do you see that these lines rhyme? Play the game if you have the time.
We could talk about school or even playing.
Do you know what I am saying? Rhyming words is easy to do.
It's fun for me; it can be fun for you.
Just join in and say something Or make it into a song that you can sing.
There are so many words that rhyme with others.
Like "smile" and "mile" and "mothers" and "brothers."
I could spend all day just making up these things.
I could let my imagination fly on wings Up to the clouds and back to my mind.
There are so many rhymes that I can find.
There are some words that are hard to find rhymes for.
I don't use those words anymore.
I like to choose words that are easy to rhyme.
Like "cat" and "bat" or "lime" and "time."
So give it a try, I know you'll have fun.
I'll say "goodbye," my rhyming is done.
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#level1
@Practice_English
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#No_Questions
Dennis: Are you married?
Jane: No, I'm not. I'm single.
Dennis: Tell me about your new car. Is it large?
Jane: No, it's not. It is small.
Dennis: Tell me about the questions in your English book.
Are they difficult?
Jane: No, they're not. They are easy.
Dennis: Tell me about your new neighbors?
Are they quiet?
Jane: No, they aren't. They are noisy.
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#level6
@Practice_English
🔶 Enlightenment:
▪️ [noun] a movement in Europe from about 1650 until 1800 that advocated the use of reason and individualism instead of tradition and established doctrine
▪️ [noun] (Hinduism and Buddhism) the beatitude that transcends the cycle of reincarnation; characterized by the extinction of desire and suffering and individual consciousness
🔶 Demonstrated:
▪️ [adjective] having been demonstrated or verified beyond doubt
🔶 Precisely:
▪️ [adverb] indicating exactness or preciseness
▪️ [adverb] in a precise manner
🔶 Blasphemy:
▪️ [noun] blasphemous behavior; the act of depriving something of its sacred character
▪️ [noun] blasphemous language (expressing disrespect for God or for something sacred)
🔶 Narrative:
▪️ [noun] a message that tells the particulars of an act or occurrence or course of events; presented in writing or drama or cinema or as a radio or television program
▪️ [adjective] consisting of or characterized by the telling of a story
🔶 Novel:
▪️ [adjective] original and of a kind not seen before
▪️ [adjective] pleasantly new or different
🔶 Incompetent:
▪️ [adjective] legally not qualified or sufficient
▪️ [noun] someone who is not competent to take effective action
🔶 Succeed:
▪️ [verb] attain success or reach a desired goal
▪️ [verb] be the successor (of)
🔶 Dominates:
▪️ [verb] be greater in significance than
▪️ [verb] look down on
🔶 Deconstruct:
▪️ [verb] interpret (a text or an artwork) by the method of deconstructing
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📈 #Vocablary_Levels 📉
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🔅🔅 Level14 🔅🔅
Baying
🔅🔅 Level13 🔅🔅
Fatwa
🔅🔅 Level10 🔅🔅
Effigies
🔅🔅 Level9 🔅🔅
Boulevards , Spurned
🔅🔅 Level8 🔅🔅
Heretics , Reasserted , Scapegoat , Satanic , Blasphemy
🔅🔅 Level7 🔅🔅
Mugged , Tarred , Trampling , Deconstruct
🔅🔅 Level6 🔅🔅
Discontents , Fanatic
🔅🔅 Level5 🔅🔅
Persecuted , Witches , Persecution , Hatred , Tormentor , Mobs , Slogans , Nowadays , Martyr
🔅🔅 Level4 🔅🔅
Drowning , Metaphor , Balloon , Despair , Appalled , Savaged , Marching , Marchers , Verses , Arouses , Enlightenment
🔅🔅 Level3 🔅🔅
Religions , Religious , Whispers , Logic , Novelist , Approvingly , Immigrant , Racist , Distant , Echoes , Holy , Stimulated , Demonstrated , Precisely , Narrative , Novel , Incompetent , Succeed , Dominates
🔅🔅 Level2 🔅🔅
Recognize , Original , Refuse , Accused , Community , Feathered , Victim , Example , Minority , Weaker , Specific , Murderous , Instances , Entertained , Including , Affair , Accusations , Row , Argument , Grand , Belong , Equally , Attempt , Failed
🔅🔅 Level1 🔅🔅
Out , There , Where , You , Are , In , The , Rich , And , Powerful , Lucky , West , Has , It , Really , Been , So , Long , Since , People , Burning , Them , As , That , Can , T , When , See , Itself , I , M , Back , Asking , For , Right , To , Live , What , Is , My , Single , Life , Worth , Ear , Not , A , Lot , But , Give , Because , Ve , Shown , Love , Well , Know , Many , Do , Care , By , Crazy , Upside , Down , Of , Post , World , Which , Be , Having , Or , Whole , Becoming , Its , Instead , All , Ask , White , Pop , Star , Turned , Speaks , About , Killing , An , How , Does , End , Up , Being , Called , Again , Smaller , Than , One , Even , Though , Thousand , Days , More , Put , Through , Degree , Course , Worthlessness , Own , Personal , First , Teachers , Were , Blood , Finding , Soon , Enough , Their , On , Streets , Could , Understand , Force , Makes , Parents , Hang , Around , Children , S , Necks , Have , Learned , Burns , Books , Thinks , At , Watched , Felt , Heart , Once , However , Saved , Fair , Mindedness , Goodness , Every , Time , Learn , Reader , Somewhere , Touched , Moved , Deep , Feelings , Me , Such , Readers , Tells , Who , Willing , Burned , Child , Hearing , Last , Sometimes , Think , Day , Will , Ashamed , Did , These , Times , Find , Improbable , Now , Finds , They , May , Agree , Freedom , Thought , From , Control , Maybe , Ll , Too , Over , Was , Bottom , Should , Power , Story , Must , Everyone , If , Retell , Would , Still , Important , Others , Those , Lives , Rethink , Joke , Change , Truly , Powerless , Cannot , New , Thoughts
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@Practice_English
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Words of the article:
✳️ Approved: مُعْتَمَد
✳️ Colonies: مَهَاجِر
✳️ Eastern: شَرْقِيّ , مَشْرِقِيّ , مَشَارِقَة
✳️ Colony: مُسْتَعْمَرَة , مَهْجَر
✳️ Permanent: قَائِم
✳️ Colonists: المستعمرون
✳️ Huts: أَكْوَاخ
✳️ Beads: خَرَز , حَبَاب
✳️ Copper: نُحَاس
✳️ Interior: دَخِيلَة , دَوَاخِل
✳️ Companions: صُحْبَة , صَحْب , قُرَنَاء , نُدَمَاء
✳️ Captured: مَأْسُور
✳️ Compass: بُوصَلَة , إِبْرَة اَلْمَلَّاحِينَ , بَيْت اَلْإِبْرَةِ , فِرْجَار
✳️ Captors: خاطفون
✳️ Tribes: قَبَائِل
✳️ Warriors: المحاربون
✳️ Explored: استكشف
✳️ Plot: حَبْكَة اَلرِّوَايَةِ , عُقْدَة اَلْمَسْرَحِيَّةِ , عُقْدَة اَلرِّوَايَةِ , عُقْدَة , حَبْكَة دِرَامِيَّة , اَلْحَبْكَة اَلدِّرَامِيَّة , مُؤَامَرَة , مَكِيدَة , مَكَايِد
✳️ Explosion: تَفْجِير , اِنْفِجَار
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ملاحظة: الترجمة آلية وقد لاتكون في سياق المقالة, نرحب بمساهماتكم في التعليقات
📈 #Vocablary_Levels 📉
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🔅🔅 Level9 🔅🔅
Captors
🔅🔅 Level6 🔅🔅
Compass
🔅🔅 Level4 🔅🔅
Huts , Beads , Copper , Warriors
🔅🔅 Level3 🔅🔅
Approved , Colonies , Eastern , Colony , Permanent , Colonists , Interior , Companions , Captured , Tribes , Explored , Plot , Explosion
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Establishment , Coast , Northern , Lasted , Southern , Tents , September , Lacked , Energetic , Captain , Determined , Survive , Pressured , Daring , Villages , Demanding , Threatened , Attacked , Alive , Chief , Impressed , Spared , Dragged , Village , Belonging , Region , Advisors , Begged , Effect , Released , January , Accidentally , Suffered , Attendants , Map , Valuable , Future , Elected , Encouraged , Refused , Supply , Starve , Warned , Attempts , Peaceful , Injured , Remained , Buried , Determination
🔅🔅 Level1 🔅🔅
In , King , Of , The , Two , Along , Only , A , Year , One , At , Became , S , First , Settlement , Company , Sent , Settlers , To , Lived , All , Summer , By , More , Than , Were , Dead , Because , They , Good , Food , Or , Water , Leaders , Not , And , Did , Little , Make , Find , Member , Was , That , Would , Build , Church , He , Made , Trips , Give , Return , For , Who , Trying , Leave , Go , Back , On , His , Killed , But , Him , Taken , Local , This , Life , From , Finally , Arrived , Town , Great , Talked , About , What , Do , With , Suddenly , Forward , Head , Pushed , Against , Stone , Raised , Their , Clubs , Kill , Then , Twelve , Old , Daughter , Her , Words , Had , No , So , Ran , She , Took , Arms , Laid , Own , Went , Soon , After , Returned , Hundred , New , It , Very , Cold , Winter , Set , Fire , Hunger , Rest , Every , Four , Five , Days , Came , Brought , Hungry , Even , Half , Them , Died , Part , Be , Sailors , Leader , However , Some , Like , Having , Follow , Rules , Try , Agreed , Also , Hoping , Out , Fight , Off , Several , Seemed , Growing , Late , An , Friend , Married , Traveled , Husband , Son , There , Saw , Once , Again , Surprised , See , Unable , Speak , Believed , Following , Love , Saved , Given
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@Practice_English
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Words of the article:
✳️ Ocean: مُحِيط , أُقْيَانُوس , قَامُوس
✳️ Kiwi: كِيوِي
✳️ Ethnic: إِثْنِيّ , عِرْقِيّ
✳️ Polynesian: البولينيزي
✳️ Isles: الجزر
✳️ Descended: نزل
✳️ Treaty: مُعَاهَدَة
✳️ Achieved: حقق
✳️ Disagreements: الخلافات
✳️ Recreation: اِسْتِجْمَام , تَرْوِيح , تَسَلٍّ , تَرْفِيه
✳️ Mild: خفيف
✳️ Temperate: معتدل
✳️ Climate: مُنَاخ
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ملاحظة: الترجمة آلية وقد لاتكون في سياق المقالة, نرحب بمساهماتكم في التعليقات
📈 #Vocablary_Levels 📉
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Polynesian
🔅🔅 Level9 🔅🔅
Kiwi
🔅🔅 Level7 🔅🔅
Temperate
🔅🔅 Level6 🔅🔅
Isles
🔅🔅 Level4 🔅🔅
Recreation
🔅🔅 Level3 🔅🔅
Ocean , Ethnic , Descended , Treaty , Achieved , Disagreements , Mild , Climate
🔅🔅 Level2 🔅🔅
Located , Separated , Narrow , Channel , Sheep , Famous , Fruit , Apples , Percent , Belong , Th , Century , Equal , Northern , Capital , Southern , Modern , Tourists , Excellent , December , June , Similar , Cultures
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New , Is , A , Country , That , In , The , South , Made , Up , Of , Two , Large , Islands , North , Island , And , Which , Are , By , Water , Although , Has , Many , Beautiful , Mountains , Forests , Much , Land , Used , For , Farming , Fact , Almost , Million , But , Only , Four , People , S , Farms , Also , Their , Delicious , Especially , About , Ten , Who , Live , To , An , Group , Called , Came , Boats , From , Small , They , Arrived , Years , Ago , Lived , Hunting , Fishing , More , These , Were , Begin , Today , Most , During , Some , Wars , Started , Between , Settlers , After , Fighting , Sides , Signed , End , Have , Rights , There , Still , Ownership , Recent , Come , Mostly , Countries , Other , Three , Cities , Largest , City , With , Than , One , It , Part , Very , Clean , Enjoy , Visiting , Place , Outdoor , Such , As , Climbing , Or , Walking , Summer , Not , Hot , Winter , Cold , Because , World , Begins , Cooler , Both , Amounts , Rain , This , Gives , Fields , Green , Colour , Each , Year , Visit , Experience , Interesting , Its
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@Practice_English
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Words of the article:
✳️ Village: بَلْدَة , قَرْيَة , دَسْكَرَة
✳️ Surrounded: مُطَوَّق , مَلْفُوف
✳️ Similar: أَشْبَه , مُشَابَهَة , مُتَشَابِه , مُشَابِه , مُشْبِه , مُشْتَبِه , مُتَشَاكِل , مُتَقَارِب , مُقَارِب , مَثِيل , مِثْل , مُمَاثِل , مُتَنَاظِر , مُنَاظِر , مُوَازٍ , أَشْبَاه , مُتَلَامِح
✳️ Lawn: العشب
✳️ Located: تقع
✳️ Hardware: خُرْدَوَات
✳️ Supplies: إِمْدَاد , إِمْدَادَات , مُهِمَّات
✳️ Elementary: اِبْتِدَائِيّ
✳️ Pace: خطوة
✳️ Vacations: الإجازات
✳️ Villages: دَسَاكِر , قُرًى
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ملاحظة: الترجمة آلية وقد لاتكون في سياق المقالة, نرحب بمساهماتكم في التعليقات
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🔅🔅 Level5 🔅🔅
Vacations
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Hardware , Elementary
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Pace
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Village , Surrounded , Similar , Lawn , Located , Supplies , Villages
🔅🔅 Level1 🔅🔅
I , Grew , Up , In , A , Small , Town , There , Were , Only , About , Two , Thousand , People , Who , Lived , The , Where , When , Is , Very , It , Also , Called , My , Was , By , Many , Farms , And , Lakes , House , Family , Near , Middle , Of , On , Street , We , Most , Houses , Size , But , Them , Had , Different , Shapes , Colors , Each , Yard , Their , Garden , Often , Would , Walk , From , To , Part , Area , Stores , Shops , Are , Because , Short , Along , Main , Several , Kinds , Some , Sold , Food , Clothing , Or , Building , Schools , Went , School , Take , Ten , Minutes , Friends , Same , Sometimes , Walked , Together , During , Summer , Months , Came , Big , City , Visit , Our , Liked , Get , Away , Busy , Streets , They , Enjoyed , Quietness , Slow , Life , Spend , That , Said , Live , Seemed , Friendly , Left , Work , Larger , Like , Go , Back , Place
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@Practice_English
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Words of the article:
✳️ Tickets: تَذَاكِر
✳️ Hockey: هُوكِي , لُعْبَة اَلصَّوْلَجَانِ
✳️ Pool: حِيَاض , حَوْض اَلسِّبَاحَةِ
✳️ Frustrated: محبط
✳️ Tiny: صغير الحجم
✳️ Puppy: جَرْو
✳️ Spaniel: الذليل
✳️ Licked: يمسح
✳️ Adult: بَالِغ , مُحْتَلِم
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ملاحظة: الترجمة آلية وقد لاتكون في سياق المقالة, نرحب بمساهماتكم في التعليقات
📈 #Vocablary_Levels 📉
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🔅🔅 Level11 🔅🔅
Spaniel
🔅🔅 Level5 🔅🔅
Hockey
🔅🔅 Level4 🔅🔅
Licked
🔅🔅 Level2 🔅🔅
Tickets , Pool , Frustrated , Tiny , Puppy , Adult
🔅🔅 Level1 🔅🔅
Last , Friday , My , Dad , Came , Home , From , Work , And , Said , That , He , Had , A , Surprise , For , Us , We , Tried , To , Guess , What , The , Might , Be , Brother , Guessed , Were , Going , Out , Dinner , No , Other , Asked , If , Father , Game , Sister , On , Trip , Mother , Knew , Was , So , She , Just , Stood , Smiled , At , I , Getting , Swimming , Very , Trying , How , Big , Quite , Small , Not , Sure , Could , Will , All , Like , It , Yes , Replied , Every , One , Of , You , Love , This , Heard , Noise , Crying , Your , Wants , See , Opened , Door , Running , Excited , Our , Little , Baby , Loved , Ran , Around , Faces , Always , Wanted , Dog , Take , Turns , Feeding , Taking , Her , Walks , Is , Growing , Quickly , Soon , An , Agree , Nicest , Have , Given
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