Unit 4.part 3 Flashcards

(20 cards)

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(adjective) – extremely good; excellent; wonderful.

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Fantastic. We had a fantastic time on holiday.

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(noun) – an amount of money you pay for a service.

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Fee. There is a small fee to enter the museum.

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(noun) – a group of birds, sheep, or goats.

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Flock. A flock of sheep was grazing in the field.

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Noun – a movement of the hand, arm, or body to express an idea or feeling.

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Gesture. He made a friendly gesture by waving hello.

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(phrasal verb) – to remove, throw away, or stop having something unwanted.

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Get rid of. I need to get rid of old clothes I don’t wear.

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Verb – to take or hold something quickly or suddenly.

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Grab. He grabbed his coat and ran out the door.

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(noun) – the feeling of having done something wrong or committed a mistake.

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Guilt. He felt deep guilt after lying to his friend.

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(adjective) – extremely ugly or unpleasant.

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Hideous. The movie showed a hideous monster.

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(adjective) – feeling admiration or respect for someone or something.

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Impressed. I was really impressed by her performance.

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Noun – the power to affect or change someone or something.

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Influence. His teachers had a positive influence on him.

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(phrase) – thinking very highly of someone; showing respect or admiration.

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In high regard.The teacher is held in high regard by all her students.

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Noun – a tight loop or tie made by tying a piece of rope, string, or similar material.

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Knot. She tied a knot in the rope to secure it.

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Verb – to express sadness, regret, or sorrow about something.

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Lament. She lamented the loss of her childhood home.

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Verb – to fasten something with a lock.

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Lock. She locked the gate before leaving.

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(verb) – to learn something so that you can remember it exactly.

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Memorize. I need to memorize all the new vocabulary words for the test.

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Noun – a lesson about right and wrong, often learned from a story or experience.

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Moral. The moral of the story is to be honest.

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(noun) – a plant or animal that naturally lives in a particular place and is not introduced from elsewhere.

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Native species. The koala is a native species of Australia.

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(adjective) – thinking about something or someone all the time; unable to stop thinking about it.

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Obsessed. She is obsessed with her new hobby of painting.

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Noun – a disease that spreads quickly and causes many deaths.

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Plague. The plague killed thousands of people in the past.

20
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(noun) – a person who writes plays for theatre, radio, or television.

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Playwright. Shakespeare is one of the most famous playwrights in history.