Vocabulary
- Astonish: surprise, amaze.
- Athlete: sportsman or woman.
- Attic: are between the roof and ceiling of a house.
- Bathrobe: clothing whom after taking a shower.
- Coward: a person who is not brave.
- Decathlon: ten track and field events.
- Depending: trusting, relying on.
- Flock: group of sheep.
- Glance: to look quickly, a brief or hurried look.
- Inquire: ask question.
- Jogging: running slowly
- Maid: paid housekeeper.
- Motive: reason.
- Narrow: thin. not wide.
- Octopus: deep sea animal with eight legs.
- Rancher: person who owns a large farm with animals.
- Revolver: gun, pistol.
- Risk: possibility of danger or loss.
- Thrilling: exciting.
- Trophy: prize given in a race or competition.
My Sentences!
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- They feel astonished about the news.
- Ana Guevara was a great athlete.
- The puppy hides its toy in the attic.
- He hangs out his bathrobe in a hook.
- Some people act like cowards.
- A decathlon is for superhumans.
- The company is depending of good customers.
- The government sees the people like a flock.
- If you give a glance other in the test, is because you aren't sure about yourself.
- They insisted and inquired about the breaking news.
- if you want win the race, start you jogging is the beginning.
- Maria is working, she is a maid in Great Hotel,
- Everyone has a motive to live.
- That way is narrow for my car.
- I love the salad with octopus.
- They want to know my friend, He is a rancher in Texas.
- The thief let revolver in the robbery.
- Be careful!, That bet risk your fortune.
- The concert was thrilling.
- The women won the trophy in soccer.
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