Vowel Chart Warmups - Google Drive


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2	INDEX
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5	IF CLICKING BELOW DOESN'T WORK, TRY ABOVE, AND VICE VERSA.
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7	Difficult Words	Marketing	Compound Nouns	New Year & Calendar	Moving & Unmoving
8	Very US Vocabulary	Computers & Tech	Conjunctions & More1	Valentine's Day	Flooding y
9	Reported Speech	Question/Reaction	Conjunctions & More2	Saint Patrick's Day	Flooding w
10	The Little Prince	Meetings	Adjectives Simple	April Fool's Day	Flooding Non-Moving
11	Crime	Diplomacy & Negotiation	Adjectives Comp.& Sup.	Spring	Flooding r and Orange
12	Placeholders & Camping	Numbers and Quantity	Adverbs & Prepostions of TIME	Cinco de Mayo	Flooding with Reductions
13	Gym Workout	Financial Words	Prepositions & Adverbs 1	Independence Day	Minimal Pairs Green Grendel Grins
14	Exercise & Health	Medical Terminology	Prepositions & Adverbs 2	Summer Holidays	Minimal Pairs Fawn Had Fun
15	Health & Medicine	Statistics	Adverbs saying HOW	Fall and Halloween
16	Weather	Business and Accounting	Modals: Verbs & Expressions	Harvest and Food
17	Environment	Business Single Words	Modals & Verbs Using "TO"	Thanksgiving
18	Vehicles	Banking	Feelings/Qualities	Santa Claus
19	Reductions1	Workplace	Qualities/Feelings
20	Reductions2	Work Roles	Regular Past Participles
21	Reductions3	Citizenship	More Past Participles
22	Reductions4		Irregular (Mostly) Past & Past Part.
23	Reductions 5		The Verb Get


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3	y		GREEN TEA achieve				PURPLE SHIRT thorough			BLUE MOON through		w
4				SILVER PIN insist			A CUP OF MUSTARD enough			WOODEN HOOK would
5	y				GRAY DAY raise					ROSE BOAT though		w
6						RED PEPPER said				ORANGE DOOR reward		r
7						RED PEPPER said				TURQUOISE TOY employ		y
8	y	WHITE TIE finance					BLACK CAT financial	OLIVE SOCK forgot	AUBURN DOG thought	BROWN COW about		w
9		WHITE TIE finance					BLACK CAT financial	OLIVE SOCK forgot	AUBURN DOG thought	BROWN COW about
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11		The Color Vowel Chart, Anchor Images & System were created by Karen Taylor and Shirley Thompson in 1999.
12		Learn More at http://www.Colorvowel.com.
13		Since this page was created in Google Sheets, the Blue Canoe browser add-on should work, here.
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16						DEFINITIONS
17						achieve		bring about, attain
18						insist		demand forcefully
19						raise		move higher, lift
20						said		past & past participle of say
21						finance		money management (n), provide funding (v)
22						financial		monetary, economic
23						thought		past & past participle of think
24						forgot		past of forget
25						doubt		feel uncertain (n), be skeptical of (v)
26						employ		hire, use
27						reward		recompense (n), pay ()
28						though, although		despite the fact that, however
29						would		past of will, expressing the conditional mood
30						through		in one side and out the other
31						thorough		detailed, in-depth
32						enough		sufficient, adequate
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35						Interactive Chart at Colorvowel


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2		y						r			w
3	y		GREEN TEA cheeseburger				PURPLE SHIRT Girl Scout			BLUE MOON root beer		w
4				SILVER PIN inch			A CUP OF MUSTARD sundae			WOODEN HOOK Coulda, woulda, shoulda!
5	y				GRAY DAY tailgate party					ROSE BOAT on the go		w
6						RED PEPPER pretzels				ORANGE DOOR quart		r
7						RED PEPPER pretzels				TURQUOISE TOY Boy Scout		y
8	y	WHITE TIE drive thru					BLACK CAT gallon	OLIVE SOCK yards	AUBURN DOG doggie bag	BROWN COW pow wow		w
9		WHITE TIE drive thru					BLACK CAT gallon	OLIVE SOCK yards	AUBURN DOG doggie bag	BROWN COW pow wow
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11		The Color Vowel Chart, Anchor Images & System were created by Karen Taylor and Shirley Thompson in 1999.
12		Learn More at http://www.Colorvowel.com.
13		Since this page was created in Google Sheets, the Blue Canoe browser add-on should work, here.
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16						DEFINITIONS
17						cheeseburger		Sandwich with a bun, a hamburger and melted cheese
18						Girl Scout		Member of a nationwide organization for girls
19						root beer		A fizzy drink made from the roots and bark of certain plants.
20						inch		Unit of measurement of length. 1/12 of a foot.
21						sundae		Dessert with a syrup over ice cream. Often chocolate, strawberry or butterscotch.
22						Coulda, woulda, shoulda!		Was able to do it, but didn't for some reason, and now regret not doing it.
23						tailgate party		A party held on the tailgate of a car in a parking lot.
24						on the go		Always busy, doing something, going somewhere.
25						pretzels		Traditional, salty, crunchy German snack.
26						quart		Unit of liquid measure. Slightly smaller than a liter.
27						Boy Scout		Member of a nationwide organization for boys.
28						drive thru		Type of shop where you can buy without leaving your car.
29						gallon		Unit of liquid measure. There are 4 quarts to a gallon.
30						yard		Unit of measurement of length. There are 3 feet in a yard.
31						doggie bag		Bag (or box) to take home leftover food, supposedly for your dog.
32						pow wow		An informal but important conference or discussion.
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35						Interactive Chart at Colorvowel
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37						Medical Terminology - The Basics Playlist
38						By JJ Medicine


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3	y		GREEN TEA seafood				PURPLE SHIRT birthday			BLUE MOON do-gooder		w
4				SILVER PIN interest rate			A CUP OF MUSTARD gun powder			WOODEN HOOK football
5	y				GRAY DAY mailbox					ROSE BOAT holdup		w
6						RED PEPPER credit card				ORANGE DOOR doorbell		r
7						RED PEPPER credit card				TURQUOISE TOY boyfriend		y
8	y	WHITE TIE ice cream					BLACK CAT passer-by	OLIVE SOCK washing machine	AUBURN DOG fog lights	BROWN COW power cord		w
9		WHITE TIE ice cream					BLACK CAT passer-by	OLIVE SOCK washing machine	AUBURN DOG fog lights	BROWN COW power cord
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11		The Color Vowel Chart, Anchor Images & System were created by Karen Taylor and Shirley Thompson in 1999.
12		Learn More at http://www.Colorvowel.com.
13		Since this page was created in Google Sheets, the Blue Canoe browser add-on should work, here.
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35						Interactive Chart at Colorvowel
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37						Medical Terminology - The Basics Playlist
38						By JJ Medicine


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3	y		GREEN TEA screamed				PURPLE SHIRT observed			BLUE MOON cooed		w
4				SILVER PIN admitted			A CUP OF MUSTARD muttered			WOODEN HOOK woofed
5	y				GRAY DAY complained					ROSE BOAT told		w
6						RED PEPPER begged				ORANGE DOOR warned		r
7						RED PEPPER begged				TURQUOISE TOY rejoined		y
8	y	WHITE TIE advised					BLACK CAT bragged	OLIVE SOCK argued	AUBURN DOG called	BROWN COW announced		w
9		WHITE TIE advised					BLACK CAT bragged	OLIVE SOCK argued	AUBURN DOG called	BROWN COW announced
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11		The Color Vowel Chart, Anchor Images & System were created by Karen Taylor and Shirley Thompson in 1999.
12		Learn More at http://www.Colorvowel.com.
13		Since this page was created in Google Sheets, the Blue Canoe browser add-on should work, here.
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17						screamed		yelled, or shouted loudly
18						admitted		confessed to be true, typically with reluctance
19						complained		expressed dissatisfaction or annoyance
20						begged		asked repeatedly
21						bragged		boasted
22						argued		gave reasons supporting an idea to persuade others
23						called		cried out to someone loudly
24						rejoined		answered a second time
25						warned		told someone in advance of a bad situation
26						told		communicated information by speaking
27						woofed		spoke with a voice like a dog
28						cooed		spoke softly, like a dove
29						muttered		said in a low or barely audible voice, mumbled, murmered
30						observed		saw or watchedsomething
31						announced		made a public declaration
32						advised		told someone what you believed they should do
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34						How to Use the Passive Voice in English - English Grammar Lesson (14:05)
35						By Oxford Online English
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37						Stop Repeating Say! 50 Alternatives to Improve your Vocabulary! (20:21)
38						By Love English with Leila & Sabrah
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40						English Grammar \| Speak Talk Say Tell \| What's the Difference? (8:47)
41						By Mad English TV (NOTE: Viewers put additional examples in the comments.)
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43						Say, Tell, Speak, Talk! What is the Difference between these Confusing Words? (10:36)
44						By JeN's Jyugyou


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3	y		GREEN TEA sheep				PURPLE SHIRT Turkish			BLUE MOON proof		w
4				SILVER PIN little prince			A CUP OF MUSTARD sunset			WOODEN HOOK bushes
5	y				GRAY DAY railway					ROSE BOAT boa constrictor		w
6						RED PEPPER desert				ORANGE DOOR thorn		r
7						RED PEPPER desert				TURQUOISE TOY poison		y
8	y	WHITE TIE pilot					BLACK CAT planet	OLIVE SOCK fox	AUBURN DOG draw	BROWN COW baobab tree		w
9		WHITE TIE pilot					BLACK CAT planet	OLIVE SOCK fox	AUBURN DOG draw	BROWN COW baobab tree
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11		The Color Vowel Chart, Anchor Images & System were created by Karen Taylor and Shirley Thompson in 1999.
12		Learn More at http://www.Colorvowel.com.
13		Since this page was created in Google Sheets, the Blue Canoe browser add-on should work, here.
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17						sheep	domesticated animal with a thick woolly coat
18						little prince	main character in book "The Little Prince"
19						railway	track made of steel rails along which trains run
20						desert	dry land with little or no vegetation
21						planet	a celestial body having a motion of its own
22						fox	a carnivorous mammal of the dog family
23						draw	produce a picture by making lines
24						poison	substance capable of causing illness or death
25						thorn	stiff, sharp-pointed projection on a plant
26						boa constrictor	a large snake that kills by squeezing its prey
27						bushes	clump of shrubs with stems of moderate length.
28						proof	evidence or argument establishing the truth
29						sunset	the time in the evening when the sun disappears
30						Turkish	being from Turkey, a country in Western Asia
31						baobab tree	a short tree with an enormously thick trunk and large edible fruit
32						pilot	someone who flies an airplane
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36						BOOK NARRATION
37						"The Little Prince" narrated by Kenneth Branagh (1:45:44)
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39						CLEAREST COPIES TO READ ONLINE
40						https://onemorelibrary.com/index.php/en/?option=com_djclassifieds&format=raw&view=download&task=download&fid=14329
41						https://books-library.net/files/books-library.online-12201041Ti6B3.pdf
42						https://blogs.ubc.ca/edcp508/files/2016/02/TheLittlePrince.pdf
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44						OTHER COPIES
45						https://www.openrightslibrary.com/the-little-prince-ebook/
46						https://www.angelfire.com/hi/littleprince/frames.html
47						https://onemorelibrary.com/index.php/en/?https://onemorelibrary.com/index.php/en/?option=com_djclassifieds&format=raw&view=download&task=download&fid=14329


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3	y		GREEN TEA misdemeanor				PURPLE SHIRT burglary			BLUE MOON abuse		w
4				SILVER PIN commit			A CUP OF MUSTARD abduction			WOODEN HOOK bookmaking
5	y				GRAY DAY public intoxication					ROSE BOAT poaching		w
6						RED PEPPER felony				ORANGE DOOR forgery		r
7						RED PEPPER felony				TURQUOISE TOY destroy		y
8	y	WHITE TIE domestic violence					BLACK CAT battery	OLIVE SOCK disorderly conduct	AUBURN DOG assault	BROWN COW allow		w
9		WHITE TIE domestic violence					BLACK CAT battery	OLIVE SOCK disorderly conduct	AUBURN DOG assault	BROWN COW allow
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11		The Color Vowel Chart, Anchor Images & System were created by Karen Taylor and Shirley Thompson in 1999.
12		Learn More at http://www.Colorvowel.com.
13		Since this page was created in Google Sheets, the Blue Canoe browser add-on should work, here.
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17						misdemeanor		any less serious crime
18						commit		carry out or perpetrate
19						public intoxication		being drunk in public
20						felony		any serious crime
21						battery		inflicting intentional physical harm
22						disorderly conduct		also known as 'disturbing the peace'
23						assault		a physical attack
24						destroy		put an end to the existence of
25						forgery		to falsely make or copy
26						poaching		the illegal trafficking and killing of wildlife
27						bookmaking		determining odds and receiving and paying off bets
28						abuse		cruel and violent treatment of a person or animal or the improper use of something
29						abduction		kidnapping; to seize and take away a person by force
30						burglary		breaking and entering; entering illegally intending to commit a crime, especially theft.
31						allow		give someone permission to do something
32						domestic violence		violence committed by a current or former spouse or intimate partner of the victim
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36						How to Speak about Crime and Punishment in English (5:65)
37						By New Model for Learning English
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39						Talking About Crime and Court in English - Spoken English Lesson (12:28)
40						By Oxford Online English
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42						Full IELTS VOCABULARY Topic CRIME and CRIMINALS (10:00)
43						Very comprehensive vocabulary review, organized A to Z.
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45						What Are the Different Types of Crimes? (3:00)
46						by LegalMatch (not meant for ESL but good definitions and illustrations)
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48						Let's Learn English! Topic: Crime and Justice (26:47)
49						By Bob the Canadian -- (great for additional practice)


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3	y		GREEN TEA gear				PURPLE SHIRT dirt			BLUE MOON doohickey		w
4				SILVER PIN thingamajig			A CUP OF MUSTARD whatchamacallit			WOODEN HOOK wood
5	y				GRAY DAY trailhead					ROSE BOAT smoke		w
6						RED PEPPER fellow				ORANGE DOOR stored		r
7						RED PEPPER fellow				TURQUOISE TOY broil		y
8	y	WHITE TIE guy					BLACK CAT gadget	OLIVE SOCK hardware	AUBURN DOG sausage	BROWN COW ground		w
9		WHITE TIE guy					BLACK CAT gadget	OLIVE SOCK hardware	AUBURN DOG sausage	BROWN COW ground		w
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11		The Color Vowel Chart, Anchor Images & System were created by Karen Taylor and Shirley Thompson in 1999.
12		Learn More at http://www.Colorvowel.com.
13		Since this page was created in Google Sheets, the Blue Canoe browser add-on should work, here.
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17						gear (for camping)		equipment
18						thingamjig		thing whose name one has forgotten
19						trailhead		place where a trail begins
20						fellow		person (male)
21						guy		person (male)
22						gadget		small device or tool
23						hardware		tools, machinery, durable equipment
24						sausage		meat encased in a cylindrical skin
25						ground		earth's survace
26						broil		cook via direct, intense heat
27						stored		past & participle of store
28						smoke		carbon or other particles in the air
29						wood		material from trunk or branches of a tree
30						doohickey		small object whose name one has forgoten
31						dirt		earth, soil
32						whatchamacallit		thing whose name one has forgotten


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3	y		GREEN TEA repeat				PURPLE SHIRT workout			BLUE MOON improve		w
4				SILVER PIN equipment			A CUP OF MUSTARD muscle			WOODEN HOOK pushups
5	y				GRAY DAY weights					ROSE BOAT toning		w
6						RED PEPPER exercise				ORANGE DOOR core		r
7						RED PEPPER exercise				TURQUOISE TOY joint		y
8	y	WHITE TIE biceps					BLACK CAT balance	OLIVE SOCK abdominals	AUBURN DOG crawl	BROWN COW work out		w
9		WHITE TIE biceps					BLACK CAT balance	OLIVE SOCK abdominals	AUBURN DOG crawl	BROWN COW work out
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11		The Color Vowel Chart, Anchor Images & System were created by Karen Taylor and Shirley Thompson in 1999.
12		Learn More at http://www.Colorvowel.com.
13		Since this page was created in Google Sheets, the Blue Canoe browser add-on should work, here.
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17						repeat		say or do again
18						equipment		implements used in an operation or activity
19						weights		heavy objects to lift in order to build muscle
20						exercise		activity requiring physical effort
21						balance		even distribution of weight enabling someone to remain upright and steady
22						abdominals		belly muscles, stomach muscles
23						crawl		move forward on the hands and knees
24						joint		the point at which two parts of the skeleton are fitted together
25						core		the central or most important part of something
26						toning		large muscle in the upper arm
27						pushups		lie facing the floor, keep back straight, raise the body by pressing down on hands.
28						improve		make or become better
29						muscle		bundle of fibrous tissue which contracts, producing movement or maintaining position
30						workout		vigorous session of physical exercise or training
31						work out		to exercise or train vigorously
32						biceps		large muscle in the upper arm
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35						By EnglishAnyone
36						Working Out, Muscles & Fitness in English - Fluency Corner Lesson (11:07)


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3	y		GREEN TEA heal				PURPLE SHIRT work-life			BLUE MOON fruit		w
4				SILVER PIN lift			A CUP OF MUSTARD running			WOODEN HOOK push
5	y				GRAY DAY attain					ROSE BOAT goal		w
6						RED PEPPER energy				ORANGE DOOR sore		r
7						RED PEPPER energy				TURQUOISE TOY avoid		y
8	y	WHITE TIE diet					BLACK CAT plan	OLIVE SOCK progress	AUBURN DOG long	BROWN COW cut down		w
9		WHITE TIE diet					BLACK CAT plan	OLIVE SOCK progress	AUBURN DOG long	BROWN COW cut down
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11		The Color Vowel Chart, Anchor Images & System were created by Karen Taylor and Shirley Thompson in 1999.
12		Learn More at http://www.Colorvowel.com.
13		Since this page was created in Google Sheets, the Blue Canoe browser add-on should work, here.
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17						heal		become sound or healthy again
18						work-life		time spent at work vs other time spent
19						fruit		edible reproductive body of a seed plant
20						lift		raise to a higher position or level
21						running		moving rapidly on foot
22						push		exert force on
23						attain		succeed in achieving
24						goal		an aim or desired result
25						energy		strength, vitality, power
26						sore		painful or aching
27						avoid		keep away from
28						diet		the kinds of food you habitually eat
29						plan		detailed proposal for doing something
30						progress		forward or onward movement
31						long		measuring a great distance from end to end
32						cut down		reduce the size of
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36						By Bob the Canadian
37						Learn 60 English Action Verbs In Under 10 Minutes! Acted Out For Easy Memorization! (9:24)
38						Learning English is a Lot Like Exercising! (7:13)
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40						Talk About Health and Lifestyle in English - Spoken English Lesson (13:32)
41						By Oxford Online English


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3	y		GREEN TEA heal				PURPLE SHIRT hurt			BLUE MOON flu		w
4				SILVER PIN sick			A CUP OF MUSTARD cut			WOODEN HOOK foot
5	y				GRAY DAY weight					ROSE BOAT cold		w
6						RED PEPPER well				ORANGE DOOR warning		r
7						RED PEPPER well				TURQUOISE TOY poison		y
8	y	WHITE TIE climb					BLACK CAT fatty	OLIVE SOCK heart	AUBURN DOG cough	BROWN COW drowsy		w
9		WHITE TIE climb					BLACK CAT fatty	OLIVE SOCK heart	AUBURN DOG cough	BROWN COW drowsy
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11		The Color Vowel Chart, Anchor Images & System were created by Karen Taylor and Shirley Thompson in 1999.
12		Learn More at http://www.Colorvowel.com.
13		Since this page was created in Google Sheets, the Blue Canoe browser add-on should work, here.
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17						heal		get better, get well
18						hurt		have pain
19						flu		a bad type of virus
20						sick		not healthy
21						cut		an opening made with sharp object
22						foot		part of body you walk with
23						weight		heaviness
24						cold		a mild type of virus
25						well		healthy
26						warning		tell someone of danger
27						poison		substance which will harm the body
28						climb		go up
29						fatty		having a lot of fat (fatty meat)
30						heart		organ that pumps blood
31						cough		expel air from lungs suddenly via throat
32						drowsy		sleepy
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36						How to Talk About Illness and Medicine in English (16:17)
37						By Oxford Online English
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40						Learn HOSPITAL ENGLISH VOCABULARY \| Fluent English to Speak to a Doctor (13:52)
41						By Learn English With TV Series
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44						Learn 60 English Action Verbs In Under 10 Minutes! Classified by Parts of Body (9:24)
45						By Bob the Canadian
46		Eyes -- close, open, blink, stare, cover, wink
47		Head -- nod (means "Yes"), shake (means "No")
48		Nose -- pick, blow, sneeze, sniff, plug, smell, wiggle
49		Mouth -- talk, speak, whistle, sing, whisper, hum, kiss, eat, chew (Teeth), cough, cover, lick (Tongue)
50		Ears -- plug, cover, pull, hear, cup
51		Hands -- pinch, grab, poke (Fingers), punch, slap, yank, tug, pull, push, snap (Fingers), flick (Fingers), point (Fingers), gesture, swat, clap, shake, bump (Elbows), wave, tickle, rub, squeeze, pet
52		Body -- dance
53		Shoulders -- shrug
54		Arms -- hug
55		Legs and Feet -- trip, slip, jump, hop, squat, kick, run, walk, tiptoe, skip
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58						shake, shook, have shaken
59						blow, blew, have blown
60						speak, spoke, have spoken
61						sing, sang, sungeat, ate, have eaten,
62						hear, heard, have heard
63						shake, shook, have shaken
64						run, ran, have run


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3	y		GREEN TEA relapse				PURPLE SHIRT hernia			BLUE MOON sutures		w
4				SILVER PIN malignant			A CUP OF MUSTARD pus			WOODEN HOOK pulmonary
5	y				GRAY DAY contagious					ROSE BOAT prognosis		w
6						RED PEPPER stethoscope				ORANGE DOOR coronary		r
7						RED PEPPER stethoscope				TURQUOISE TOY boil		y
8	y	WHITE TIE biopsy					BLACK CAT ambulatory	OLIVE SOCK toxic	AUBURN DOG glossy	BROWN COW bowel		w
9		WHITE TIE biopsy					BLACK CAT ambulatory	OLIVE SOCK toxic	AUBURN DOG glossy	BROWN COW bowel
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11		The Color Vowel Chart, Anchor Images & System were created by Karen Taylor and Shirley Thompson in 1999.
12		Learn More at http://www.Colorvowel.com.
13		Since this page was created in Google Sheets, the Blue Canoe browser add-on should work, here.
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35						Interactive Chart at Colorvowel
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37						Medical Terminology - The Basics Playlist
38						By JJ Medicine


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3	y		GREEN TEA clear				PURPLE SHIRT worse			BLUE MOON cool n' gloomy		w
4				SILVER PIN windy			A CUP OF MUSTARD sunny			WOODEN HOOK good
5	y				GRAY DAY rainy					ROSE BOAT cold n' snowy		w
6						RED PEPPER wet				ORANGE DOOR stormy		r
7						RED PEPPER wet				TURQUOISE TOY moist		y
8	y	WHITE TIE dry but icy					BLACK CAT bad	OLIVE SOCK hot	AUBURN DOG foggy	BROWN COW cloudy		w
9		WHITE TIE dry but icy					BLACK CAT bad	OLIVE SOCK hot	AUBURN DOG foggy	BROWN COW cloudy
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11		The Color Vowel Chart, Anchor Images & System were created by Karen Taylor and Shirley Thompson in 1999.
12		Learn More at http://www.Colorvowel.com.
13		Since this page was created in Google Sheets, the Blue Canoe browser add-on should work, here.
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16						DEFINITIONS
17						clear		no clouds
18						windy		air is blowing
19						rainy		water droplets are falling
20						wet		not dry
21						bad		unsuitable for outdoor actvities
22						hot		high temperature
23						foggy		a cloud of fine water droplets
24						moist		somewhat wet; damp
25						stormy		conditions like dark clouds,strong winds, thunder
26						snowy		small white ice crystals are falling
27						good		suitable for outdoor activities
28						gloomy		partially or totally dark; depressing
29						sunny		shining with bright sunlight
30						worse		opposite of better; deteriorating
31						cloudy		sky is covered by clouds
32						icy		extrmely cold and/or water is frozen
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34						ADDITIONAL WEATHER VOCABULARY
35						sleet		frozen raindrops
36						hail		round chunks of ice from the sky
37						cold		low temperature
38						warm		some heat but not hot
39						mild		neither hot nor cold
40						chilly		slightly cold - enough to be unpeasant
41						cool		slightly cold
42						overcast		cloudy
43						drizzle		small amount of rain
44						shower		small amount of rain
45						downpour		huge amount of rain
46						heat wave		protracted heat
47						humid		moisture in the air
48						thunder		loud noise produced by lightning
49						lightning		electrical discharge in a cloud or cloud to ground
50						sweltering		extremely hot
51
52						Weather Talk! (8:05)
53						By Bob the Canadian
54						(with present, past and future)
55
56						Weather Report (1:53)
57						By Pui Tak Center ESL Program
58						(5-day forcast using present and future)
59
60						Learn Weather Expressions in English (8:10)
61						bY Oxford Online English
62						(Simple sentences using present, past and continuous.)
63
64						Five Day Weather Forecast (4:04)
65						by Studio C
66						(humorous forcast with natural disasters)


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2		y						r			w
3	y		GREEN TEA bees				PURPLE SHIRT earth			BLUE MOON human		w
4				SILVER PIN fish			A CUP OF MUSTARD hunt			WOODEN HOOK wood
5	y				GRAY DAY change					ROSE BOAT global		w
6						RED PEPPER protect				ORANGE DOOR forest		r
7						RED PEPPER protect				TURQUOISE TOY oil		y
8	y	WHITE TIE environment					BLACK CAT factory	OLIVE SOCK problem	AUBURN DOG water	BROWN COW allow		w
9		WHITE TIE environment					BLACK CAT factory	OLIVE SOCK problem	AUBURN DOG water	BROWN COW allow
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17						bees		winged insect that makes honey from pollen & nectar
18						fish		cold-blooded water dwelling animal with gills and fins
19						change		to make different
20						protect		to keep safe, preserve
21						environment		surroundnigs or conditions in which one lives
22						factory		building where something is manufactured
23						problem		a situation needing to be dealt with
24						water		H2O
25						allow		permit
26						oil		liquid derived from petroleum used as fuel or lubricant
27						forest		area covered with trees
28						global		worldwide
29						wood		material forming tree trunk or branches
30						human		a person
31						earth		our planet
32						hunt		pursue, look for; kill for food


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2		y						r			w
3	y		GREEN TEA illegal				PURPLE SHIRT persecute			BLUE MOON overdue		w
4				SILVER PIN habitual			A CUP OF MUSTARD smuggle			WOODEN HOOK full time
5	y				GRAY DAY claim					ROSE BOAT owe		w
6						RED PEPPER offense				ORANGE DOOR torture		r
7						RED PEPPER offense				TURQUOISE TOY employment		y
8	y	WHITE TIE cited					BLACK CAT alimony	OLIVE SOCK incompetent	AUBURN DOG fraudlent	BROWN COW spouse		w
9		WHITE TIE cited					BLACK CAT alimony	OLIVE SOCK incompetent	AUBURN DOG fraudlent	BROWN COW spouse
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36						A really good study guide! By ilctr.org


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2		y						r			w
3	y		GREEN TEA vehicle				PURPLE SHIRT turn signal			BLUE MOON fuel gauge		w
4				SILVER PIN shift			A CUP OF MUSTARD pump			WOODEN HOOK hood
5	y				GRAY DAY tailgate					ROSE BOAT motorcycle		w
6						RED PEPPER engine				ORANGE DOOR horn		r
7						RED PEPPER engine				TURQUOISE TOY oil		y
8	y	WHITE TIE license					BLACK CAT gas cap	OLIVE SOCK garage	AUBURN DOG honk	BROWN COW loud sound		w
9		WHITE TIE license					BLACK CAT gas cap	OLIVE SOCK garage	AUBURN DOG honk	BROWN COW loud sound
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16						DEFINITIONS:
17						vehicle		a thing used for transporting people or goods
18						turn signal		a flashing light on a vehicle to show that it is about to change lanes or turn
19						fuel		material that is burned to produce heat or power
20						gauge		a measurng instrument typically with a visual display.
21						shift
22						pump
23						hood
24						tailgate
25						motorcycle
26						engine
27						horn
28						oil
29						license
30						gas cap
31						garage
32						honk
33						loud sound
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37						By Bob the Canadian
38						English Vocabulary Lesson on Vehicles: Cars, Trucks, and Vans (12:37)
39						Let's Learn English at the Gas Station \| English Video with Subtitles (6:27)
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41
42						Trucker Coby Pegway
43						Many videos, long and short, explaining the indstry.
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45
46						English Vocabulary with Pictures \| Car parts (6:42)
47						By Mad English TV
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49
50						Jessicann (Jesica Chou's Channel)
51						5 Things Every Woman Should Know When It Comes to Her Car With Jessicann (2:33)


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2		y						r			w
3	y		GREEN TEA seeing				PURPLE SHIRT furthermore			BLUE MOON as soon as		w
4				SILVER PIN since			A CUP OF MUSTARD otherwise			WOODEN HOOK should
5	y				GRAY DAY in case					ROSE BOAT although		w
6						RED PEPPER however				ORANGE DOOR before		r
7						RED PEPPER however				TURQUOISE TOY jointly with		y
8	y	WHITE TIE provided					BLACK CAT and	OLIVE SOCK consequently	AUBURN DOG 'cause	BROWN COW now that		w
9		WHITE TIE provided					BLACK CAT and	OLIVE SOCK consequently	AUBURN DOG 'cause	BROWN COW now that
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2		y						r			w
3	y		GREEN TEA meantime				PURPLE SHIRT during			BLUE MOON due to		w
4				SILVER PIN in addition			A CUP OF MUSTARD plus			WOODEN HOOK would
5	y				GRAY DAY lately					ROSE BOAT moreover		w
6						RED PEPPER therefore				ORANGE DOOR for		r
7						RED PEPPER therefore				TURQUOISE TOY at the point		y
8	y	WHITE TIE while					BLACK CAT for example	OLIVE SOCK if not	AUBURN DOG as long as	BROWN COW allowing for		w
9		WHITE TIE while					BLACK CAT for example	OLIVE SOCK if not	AUBURN DOG as long as	BROWN COW allowing for
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3	y		GREEN TEA cheap				PURPLE SHIRT curly			BLUE MOON beautiful		w
4				SILVER PIN pretty			A CUP OF MUSTARD young			WOODEN HOOK good
5	y				GRAY DAY favorite					ROSE BOAT old		w
6						RED PEPPER expensive				ORANGE DOOR short		r
7						RED PEPPER expensive				TURQUOISE TOY boyish		y
8	y	WHITE TIE nice					BLACK CAT bad	OLIVE SOCK wanted	AUBURN DOG long	BROWN COW crowded		w
9		WHITE TIE nice					BLACK CAT bad	OLIVE SOCK wanted	AUBURN DOG long	BROWN COW crowded
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2		y						r			w
3	y		GREEN TEA neat neater neatest				PURPLE SHIRT dirty dirtier dirtiest			BLUE MOON cool cooler coolest		w
4				SILVER PIN sick sicker sickest			a CUP of MUSTARD drunk drunker drunkest			WOODEN HOOK full fuller fullest
5	y				GRAY DAY gay gayer gayest					ROSE BOAT slow slower slowest		w
6						RED PEPPER heavy heavier heaviest				ORANGE DOOR warm warmer warmest		r
7						RED PEPPER heavy heavier heaviest				TURQUOISE TOY oily oilier oiliest		y
8	y	WHITE TIE high higher highest					BLACK CAT happy happier happiest	OLIVE SOCK strong stronger strongest	AUBURN DOG foggy foggier foggiest	BROWN COW cloudy cloudier cloudiest		w
9		WHITE TIE high higher highest					BLACK CAT happy happier happiest	OLIVE SOCK strong stronger strongest	AUBURN DOG foggy foggier foggiest	BROWN COW cloudy cloudier cloudiest
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15										naughty
16						ADJECTIVE			OPPOSITE			v
17						neat, neater, neatest			messy, messier, messiest
18						dirty, dirtier, dirtiest			clean, cleaner, cleanest
19						cool, cooler, coolest			hot, hotter, hottest
20						sick, sicker, sickest			healthy, healthier, healthiest
21						drunk, drunker, drunkest			sober, more sober, most sober
22						full, fuller, fullest			empty, emptier, emptiest
23						gay, gayer, gayest			gloomy, gloomier, gloomiest
24						slow, slower, slowest			fast, faster, fastest
25						heavy, heavier, heaviest			light, lighter, lightest
26						short, shorter, shortest			tall, taller, tallest
27						oily, oilier, oiliest			dry, dryer, dryest
28						high, higher, highest			low, lower, lowest
29						happy, happier, happiest			sad, sadder, sadest
30						strong, stronger, strongest			weak, weaker, weakest
31						foggy, foggier, foggiest			clear, clearer, clearest
32						cloudy, cloudier, cloudiest			sunny, sunnier, sunniest
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35						General Rules for creating comparative and superlative of adjectives.
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37						Comparative:
38						Add "-er" to short adjectives. If the word ends in "y", remove the "y" and add "-ier".
39						Use "more" before long adjectives. Example: She was energetic. He was more energetic.
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41						Superlative:
42						Add "-est" to short adjectives. If the word ends in "y", remove the "y" and add "-iest".
43						Use "mort" before long adjectives. Example: I was energetic. She was more energetic. He was most energetic.
44										He was the most energetic.
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46						crazy, crazier, craziest
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49						His English was very understandable.
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51						Her English was more understandable.	comparative
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53						My English was most uderstandable.	superlative


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2		y						r			w
3	y		GREEN TEA recently				PURPLE SHIRT early			BLUE MOON soon		w
4				SILVER PIN in winter			A CUP OF MUSTARD sometimes			WOODEN HOOK on Wool Day
5	y				GRAY DAY late					ROSE BOAT long ago		w
6						RED PEPPER never				ORANGE DOOR before		r
7						RED PEPPER never				TURQUOISE TOY unavoidably		y
8	y	WHITE TIE finally					BLACK CAT after	OLIVE SOCK always	AUBURN DOG often	BROWN COW now		w
9		WHITE TIE finally					BLACK CAT after	OLIVE SOCK always	AUBURN DOG often	BROWN COW now
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35						Interactive Chart at Colorvowel
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37						Medical Terminology - The Basics Playlist
38						By JJ Medicine


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3	y		GREEN TEA underneath				PURPLE SHIRT during			BLUE MOON through		w
4				SILVER PIN until			A CUP OF MUSTARD above			WOODEN HOOK underfoot
5	y				GRAY DAY in place of					ROSE BOAT below		w
6						RED PEPPER except				ORANGE DOOR before		r
7						RED PEPPER except				TURQUOISE TOY adjoining		y
8	y	WHITE TIE nearby					BLACK CAT after	OLIVE SOCK onto	AUBURN DOG along	BROWN COW around		w
9		WHITE TIE nearby					BLACK CAT after	OLIVE SOCK onto	AUBURN DOG along	BROWN COW around
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40						By Bob the Canadian
41						How to Use the Prepositions IN, AT, BY and ON When Talking About a Place (7:32)
42						How To Talk About Position and Place In English (5:41)


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2		y						r			w
3	y		GREEN TEA between				PURPLE SHIRT concerning			BLUE MOON including		w
4				SILVER PIN into			A CUP OF MUSTARD under			WOODEN HOOK in lieu of
5	y				GRAY DAY away from					ROSE BOAT over		w
6						RED PEPPER next to				ORANGE DOOR toward		r
7						RED PEPPER next to				TURQUOISE TOY avoiding		y
8	y	WHITE TIE behind					BLACK CAT back	OLIVE SOCK across	AUBURN DOG often	BROWN COW about		w
9		WHITE TIE behind					BLACK CAT back	OLIVE SOCK across	AUBURN DOG often	BROWN COW about
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2		y						r			w
3	y		GREEN TEA easily				PURPLE SHIRT hurtfully			BLUE MOON rudely		w
4				SILVER PIN quickly			A CUP OF MUSTARD dully			WOODEN HOOK fully
5	y				GRAY DAY gaily					ROSE BOAT slowly		w
6						RED PEPPER cleverly				ORANGE DOOR fortunately		r
7						RED PEPPER cleverly				TURQUOISE TOY noisily		y
8	y	WHITE TIE nicely					BLACK CAT badly	OLIVE SOCK oddly	AUBURN DOG awfully	BROWN COW doubtfully		w
9		WHITE TIE nicely					BLACK CAT badly	OLIVE SOCK oddly	AUBURN DOG awfully	BROWN COW doubtfully
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17						The race is easy		John runs the race easily.
18						The fox is quick.		He runs away quickly.
19						The decorations were quite gay.		She decorated the room quite gaily.
20						Marc is clever.		He solved the problem cleverly.
21						Marcia is nice.		She explained Charles' mistake to him nicely.
22						Helping is good and lying is bad.		Jerry plays the violin well but Alan plays it badly.
23						Jane's hat is very odd.		She has started dressing oddly.
24						The musical was awful.		The actors had bad voices and really sang awfully.
25						The team's success was doubtful.		Andrew helped the team, but doubtfully.
26						The children are noisy.		They are playing noisily.
27						I am quite fortunate.		Fortunately, everybody likes the kind of pictures I paint.
28						The snail is slow.		It moves slowly.
29						The bucket is full.		She filled it up fully.
30						That representative is rude.		He answers people's questions rudely.
31						This salespersion is dull.		He answers most questions sort of dully.
32						Her comments are hurtful.		She criticizes other people hurtfully.


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3	y		GREEN TEA need to				PURPLE SHIRT prefer			BLUE MOON do		w
4				SILVER PIN will			A CUP OF MUSTARD must			WOODEN HOOK should
5	y				GRAY DAY may					ROSE BOAT won't		w
6						RED PEPPER better				ORANGE DOOR in order to		r
7						RED PEPPER better				TURQUOISE TOY unavoidably		y
8	y	WHITE TIE might					BLACK CAT can	OLIVE SOCK possibly	AUBURN DOG ought to	BROWN COW allowed to		w
9		WHITE TIE might					BLACK CAT can	OLIVE SOCK possibly	AUBURN DOG ought to	BROWN COW allowed to
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15		The word "modal" as in "modal verb" comes from the word "mood".
16		A modal verb is a helping verb that sets the mood of a sentence.
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18						STATEMENT		FOLLOW-UP STATEMENT
19						I need to go.		If I don't, I'll be late.
20						I will go.		I am determined to leave.
21						I may go.		I'm considering it.
22						I'd better go.		I'll be sorry if I don't.
23						I can go.		I have the time and the money.
24						I'll possibly go.		It's somewhat likely.
25						I ought to go.		I have an obligation to do so.
26						I'll unavoidably go.		There's no way to get out of it.
27						I'll work hard in order to go.		I am determined to make it happen.
28						I won't go.		Nobody can make me!
29						I should go.		It is the smart thing to do.
30						I do go.		This is, indeed, something I accomplish.
31						I must go.		My boss requires it.
32						I prefer to go.		It's what I want to do.
33						I'm allowed to go.		Someone has given me permission.
34						I might go.		It is a possibility.
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36						In grammar, a modal or a modal auxiliary is a word such as 'can' or 'would' which is used with a main verb to express ideas such as possibility, intention, or necessity.


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3	y		GREEN TEA proceed				PURPLE SHIRT be certain			BLUE MOON refuse to		w
4				SILVER PIN begin			A CUP OF MUSTARD love to			WOODEN HOOK look to
5	y				GRAY DAY dare					ROSE BOAT be supposed		w
6						RED PEPPER intend				ORANGE DOOR can afford		r
7						RED PEPPER intend				TURQUOISE TOY be employed		y
8	y	WHITE TIE decide					BLACK CAT plan	OLIVE SOCK want	AUBURN DOG ought	BROWN COW vow		w
9		WHITE TIE decide					BLACK CAT plan	OLIVE SOCK want	AUBURN DOG ought	BROWN COW vow
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18						I'll proceed to do it when Step 3 is finished.			I'll start it immediately after Step 3.
19						I'll begin to do it very soon.			You'll see me starting tomorrow
20						I don't dare to do it until after Step 3.			Doing it now would be dangerous.
21						I intend to finish this project before summer.			That is my goal.
22						I plan to finish it in the last week of May.			That is the timeframe on my calendar.
23						I want to finish the project on time.			That will make both me and my boss happy.
24						I ought to finish a couple of days early.			That will happen if we keep going at this rate.
25						I have been employed to help finish by summer.			That's why they hired me.
26						I can afford to go to the seashore.			I have enough money
27						I am supposed to go to the meeting.			Everyone expects me to represent the company.
28						I look to go to the best school.			That's my plan if I can make it happen.
29						I refuse to go to New York.			I hate living in that city and I just won't do it
30						I love to go to the mountains.			They are beautiful and I feel at peace there.
31						I am certain to make some mistakes.			Everyone does when they first try doing this.
32						I vow to return to my home town.			That is my promise to my family, myself and God.
33						I decide, after much thought, to study medicine.			That is my best choice.


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3	y		GREEN TEA deceived				PURPLE SHIRT encouraged			BLUE MOON amused		w
4				SILVER PIN forgiven			A CUP OF MUSTARD disgusted			WOODEN HOOK cushioned
5	y				GRAY DAY entertained					ROSE BOAT eroded		w
6						RED PEPPER welcomed				ORANGE DOOR bored		r
7						RED PEPPER welcomed				TURQUOISE TOY annoyed		y
8	y	WHITE TIE surprised					BLACK CAT relaxed	OLIVE SOCK alarmed	AUBURN DOG appalled	BROWN COW aroused		w
9		WHITE TIE surprised					BLACK CAT relaxed	OLIVE SOCK alarmed	AUBURN DOG appalled	BROWN COW aroused
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15						(PAST PARTICIPLE)			(PRESENT PARTICIPLE)
16						FEELINGS			ATTRIBUTES
17						She was totally deceived.			The con man was extremely deceiving.
18						Luckily, I am forgiven.			My wife is very forgiving.
19						They were not entertained.			The show was not entertaining.
20						I feel quite welcomed.			This group is especially welcoming.
21						I am so relaxed!			This chaise is so relaxing!
22						Aren't you alarmed?			That news is truly alarming!
23						I am totally appalled!			Your idea is quite appalling!
24						Well, now I'm annoyed.			That music is distinctly annoying.
25						We were all bored.			The lecture was boring.
26						My field is badly eroded.			The recent flood was unusually eroding.
27						Luckily the statue was well cushioned.			The styrofoam was effective cushioning.
28						Weren't you amused?			I thought the skit was amusing.
29						She was simply disgusted.			She found his type of art disgusting.
30						They were very encouraged.			The medical diagnosis was hugely encouraging.
31						The crowd was aroused.			The minister's address was terrifically arousing.
32						I'm surprised.			The test results were really surprising.


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2		y						r			w
3	y		GREEN TEA deceiving				PURPLE SHIRT encouraging			BLUE MOON amusing		w
4				SILVER PIN forgiving			A CUP OF MUSTARD disgusting			WOODEN HOOK cushioning
5	y				GRAY DAY entertaining					ROSE BOAT eroding		w
6						RED PEPPER welcoming				ORANGE DOOR boring		r
7						RED PEPPER welcoming				TURQUOISE TOY annoying		y
8	y	WHITE TIE surprising					BLACK CAT relaxing	OLIVE SOCK alarming	AUBURN DOG appalling	BROWN COW arousing		w
9		WHITE TIE surprising					BLACK CAT relaxing	OLIVE SOCK alarming	AUBURN DOG appalling	BROWN COW arousing
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15						(PRESENT PARTICIPLE)			(PAST PARTICIPLE)
16						ATTRIBUTES			FEELINGS
17						The con man was extremely deceiving.			She was totally deceived.
18						My wife is very forgiving.			Luckily, I am forgiven.
19						The show was not entertaining.			They were not entertained.
20						This group is especially welcoming.			I feel quite welcomed.
21						This chaise is so relaxing!			I am so relaxed!
22						That news is truly alarming!			Aren't you alarmed?
23						Your idea is quite appalling!			I am totally appalled!
24						That music is distinctly annoying.			Well, now I'm annoyed.
25						The lecture was boring.			We were all bored.
26						The recent flood was unusually eroding.			My field is badly eroded.
27						The styrofoam was effective cushioning.			Luckily the statue was well cushioned.
28						I thought the skit was amusing.			Weren't you amused?
29						She found his type of art disgusting.			She was simply disgusted.
30						The medical diagnosis was hugely encouraging.			They were very encouraged.
31						The minister's address was terrifically arousing.			The crowd was aroused.
32						The test results were really surprising.			I'm surprised.


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2		y						r			w
3	y		GREEN TEA Whoja meet?				PURPLE SHIRT Whaja prefer?			BLUE MOON Whaddaya do?		w
4				SILVER PIN Wheredy sit?			A CUP OF MUSTARD Jev lunch?			WOODEN HOOK I shoulda!
5	y				GRAY DAY Watser name?					ROSE BOAT I dunno.		w
6						RED PEPPER You betcha!				ORANGE DOOR Gimme summore.		r
7						RED PEPPER You betcha!				TURQUOISE TOY Lotsa noise!		y
8	y	WHITE TIE Howja like it?					BLACK CAT I hafta!	OLIVE SOCK I gotta!	AUBURN DOG I oughta!	BROWN COW Gotcha now!		w
9		WHITE TIE Howja like it?					BLACK CAT I hafta!	OLIVE SOCK I gotta!	AUBURN DOG I oughta!	BROWN COW Gotcha now!
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16						DEFINITIONS
17						Whoja meet?		Who did you meet?
18						Whaja prefer?		What did you prefer?
19						Whaddaya do?		What do you do? (for work)
20						Wheredy sit?		Where did he sit?
21						Jev lunch?		Did you have lunch?
22						I shoulda!		I should have!
23						Watser name?		What is her name?
24						I dunno.		I don't know
25						You betcha!		You bet (yourself)!
26						Gimme summore.		Give me some more.
27						Lotsa noise!		Lots of noise!
28						Howja like it?		How do (or did) you like it?
29						I hafta!		I have to!
30						I gotta!		I have got to!
31						I oughta!		I ought to!
32						Gotcha now!		(I've) got you now!


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2		y						r			w
3	y		GREEN TEA Whenja leave?				PURPLE SHIRT Howdit work?			BLUE MOON Howdy do it?		w
4				SILVER PIN Didja?			A CUP OF MUSTARD Wuzzy?			WOODEN HOOK I woulda.
5	y				GRAY DAY Whereja pay?					ROSE BOAT Cmon over.		w
6						RED PEPPER Jever?				ORANGE DOOR Sorta.		r
7						RED PEPPER Jever?				TURQUOISE TOY Diddy enjoy it?		y
8	y	WHITE TIE They mighta.					BLACK CAT He hadda.	OLIVE SOCK She's gonna.	AUBURN DOG Getcha coffee?	BROWN COW Sluhdown!		w
9		WHITE TIE They mighta.					BLACK CAT He hadda.	OLIVE SOCK She's gonna.	AUBURN DOG Getcha coffee?	BROWN COW Sluhdown!
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16						DEFINITIONS
17						Whenja leave?		When did you leave?
18						Howdit work?		How did it work?
19						Howdee do it?		How did he do it?
20						Didja?		Did you?
21						Wuzzy?		Was he?
22						I woulda.		I would have.
23						Whereja pay?		Where do (or did) you pay?
24						Cmon over		Come on over.
25						Jever?		Did you ever?
26						Sorta.		Sort of.
27						Diddy enjoy it?		Did he enjoy it?
28						They mighta.		They might have.
29						He hadda.		He had to.
30						She's gonna.		She's going to.
31						Getcha coffee?		(Shall I) Get you coffee?
32						Sluhdown!		Slow down!


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2		y						r			w
3	y		GREEN TEA Jeet?				PURPLE SHIRT Jhava permit?			BLUE MOON Whaja do today?		w
4				SILVER PIN Whyja think?			A CUP OF MUSTARD He musta!			WOODEN HOOK I coulda.
5	y				GRAY DAY Whenja play?					ROSE BOAT Howja know?		w
6						RED PEPPER Whaja bet?				ORANGE DOOR Dja warnem?		r
7						RED PEPPER Whaja bet?				TURQUOISE TOY Cumun join us!		y
8	y	WHITE TIE Dee try?					BLACK CAT He yasta.	OLIVE SOCK I wanna.	AUBURN DOG Wherezy gone?	BROWN COW Lemme outta here!		w
9		WHITE TIE Dee try?					BLACK CAT He yasta.	OLIVE SOCK I wanna.	AUBURN DOG Wherezy gone?	BROWN COW Lemme outta here!
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16						DEFINITIONS
17						Jeet?		Did you eat?
18						Jhava permit?		Do (did) you have a permit?
19						Whaja do today?		What did you do today?
20						Whyja think?		Why do (did) you think?
21						He musta!		He must have.
22						I coulda.		I could have.
23						Whenja play?		When did (do) you play?
24						Howja know?		How did (do) you know?
25						Whaja bet!		What do you bet!
26						Dja warnem?		Did you warn them?
27						Cumun join us!		Come and join us!
28						Dee try?		Did he try?
29						Eeyasta.		He has to!
30						I wanna.		I want to.
31						Wherezy gone?		Where has he gone?
32						Lemme outa here!		Let me out of here!


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2		y						r			w
3	y		GREEN TEA Hey, cmere!				PURPLE SHIRT Doanworry boutit.			BLUE MOON Whaddaya do?		w
4				SILVER PIN Izi tiz?			A CUP OF MUSTARD Cuzit wuza bluff.			WOODEN HOOK Wametuh lookit up?
5	y				GRAY DAY Watsiz name?					ROSE BOAT Don'teven go there!		w
6						RED PEPPER 'Nuff said.				ORANGE DOOR He oughtta perform.		r
7						RED PEPPER 'Nuff said.				TURQUOISE TOY Thatud be pointless.		y
8	y	WHITE TIE Wuh time?					BLACK CAT Cuzit wuzsuh fast.	OLIVE SOCK I didn teeven wannit.	AUBURN DOG I coulda gone.	BROWN COW Howbout it?		w
9		WHITE TIE Wuh time?					BLACK CAT Cuzit wuzsuh fast.	OLIVE SOCK I didn teeven wannit.	AUBURN DOG I coulda gone.	BROWN COW Howbout it?
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16						DEFINITIONS
17						Formed From		Reduction	SENTENCE
18						didn't + even		didn teeven	I didn' teeven wannit.
19						come + here		cmere	Hey, cmere!
20						do + you + want + me + to		wametuh	Wametuh lookitup?
21						because + it + was + so		cuzit wuzsuh	Cuzit wuzsuh fast.
22						what + time?		wuhtime?	Wuhtime?
23						because + it + was + a		cuzit wuza	Cuzit wuza bluff.
24						enough		nuff	Nuff said.
25						don't + even		don'teven	Don'teven go there.
26						don't + worry		doanworry	Doanworry 'boutit!
27						how + about		howbout	Howbout it?
28						is + it + his		izittiz	Izitiz?
29						what + is + his		watsiz	Watsiz name?
30						could + have		coulda	I choulda gone.
31						that + would + be		thatud be	Thatud be pointless.
32						ought + to		oughtta	He oughtta perform.
33						what + do + you		whaddaya	Whaddaya do?


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2		y						r			w
3	y		GREEN TEA Jeet meat?				PURPLE SHIRT They werea blur!			BLUE MOON Whoodjya choose?		w
4				SILVER PIN So didja?			A CUP OF MUSTARD Whaddaya done, son?			WOODEN HOOK Coulda, woulda, shoulda!
5	y				GRAY DAY No wayta makit pay!					ROSE BOAT Doncha know?		w
6						RED PEPPER Lemme yelp!				ORANGE DOOR Itsorta boring.		r
7						RED PEPPER Lemme yelp!				TURQUOISE TOY Oh boy!		y
8	y	WHITE TIE Kinda tired.					BLACK CAT I yafta.	OLIVE SOCK I gotta.	AUBURN DOG I wanna.	BROWN COW Outta town.		w
9		WHITE TIE Kinda tired.					BLACK CAT I yafta.	OLIVE SOCK I gotta.	AUBURN DOG I wanna.	BROWN COW Outta town.
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16						DEFINITIONS
17						Pronunciation		Full Sentence
18						Jeet meat?		Did you eat meat?
19						So didja?		So did you?
20						No wayta makit pay!		No way to make it pay!
21						Lemme yelp!		Let me help!
22						I yafta.		I have to.
23						I gotta.		I've got to.
24						I wanna.		I want to.
25						Oh boy!		Oh, boy!
26						Itsorta boring.		It's sort of boring.
27						Doncha know?		Don't you know?
28						Coulda, woulda, shoulda!		Could have, would have, should have!
29						Whoodjya choose?		Who did you choose?
30						Whaddaya done, son?		What have you done, son?
31						They werea blur.		They were a blur.
32						Outta town.		Out of town.
33						Kinda tired.		Kind of tired.


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2			y						r			w
3		y		GREEN TEA seemed				PURPLE SHIRT worked			BLUE MOON moved		w
4					SILVER PIN lived			A CUP OF MUSTARD loved			WOODEN HOOK looked
5		y				GRAY DAY played					ROSE BOAT showed		w
6							RED PEPPER helped				ORANGE DOOR ordered		r
7							RED PEPPER helped				TURQUOISE TOY enjoyed		y
8		y	WHITE TIE liked					BLACK CAT happened	OLIVE SOCK called	AUBURN DOG caused	BROWN COW allowed		w
9			WHITE TIE liked					BLACK CAT happened	OLIVE SOCK called	AUBURN DOG caused	BROWN COW allowed
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16							PRESENT		PAST PARTICIPLE
17							seem		seemed
18							live		lived
19							play		played
20							help		helped
21							like		liked
22							happen		happened
23							call		called
24							caus		caused
25							allow		allowed
26							enjoy		enjoyed
27							order		ordered
28							show		showed
29							look		looked
30							mov		moved
31							work		worked
32							love		loved
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36
37							How to Use the Passive Voice in English - English Grammar Lesson (14:05)
38							By Oxford Online English


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2			y						r			w
3		y		GREEN TEA needed				PURPLE SHIRT learned			BLUE MOON sued		w
4					SILVER PIN finished			A CUP OF MUSTARD jumped			WOODEN HOOK cooked
5		y				GRAY DAY stayed					ROSE BOAT boasted		w
6							RED PEPPER guessed				ORANGE DOOR bored		r
7							RED PEPPER guessed				TURQUOISE TOY annoyed		y
8		y	WHITE TIE assigned					BLACK CAT traveled	OLIVE SOCK shopped	AUBURN DOG warmed	BROWN COW counted		w
9			WHITE TIE assigned					BLACK CAT traveled	OLIVE SOCK shopped	AUBURN DOG warmed	BROWN COW counted
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16							PRESENT		PAST PARTICIPLE
17							need		needed
18							finish		finished
19							say		said
20							guess		guessed
21							assign		assigned
22							travel		traveled
23							shop		shopped
24							warm		warmed
25							count		counted
26							annoy		annoyed
27							bore		bored
28							boast		boasted
29							cook		cooked
30							sue		sued
31							jump		jumped
32							learn		learned


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2			y						r			w
3		y		GREEN TEA seen				PURPLE SHIRT heard			BLUE MOON chewed		w
4					SILVER PIN lit			A CUP OF MUSTARD drunk			WOODEN HOOK stood
5		y				GRAY DAY taken					ROSE BOAT chosen		w
6							RED PEPPER felt				ORANGE DOOR poured		r
7							RED PEPPER felt				TURQUOISE TOY annoyed		y
8		y	WHITE TIE tried					BLACK CAT had	OLIVE SOCK lost	AUBURN DOG thought	BROWN COW found		w
9			WHITE TIE tried					BLACK CAT had	OLIVE SOCK lost	AUBURN DOG thought	BROWN COW found
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16							Three of these verbs are/sound like regular verbs. Which are they?
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19							PRESENT		SIMPLE PAST		PAST PARTICIPLE
20							see		saw		seen
21							light		lit		lit
22							take		took		taken
23							feel		felt		felt
24							try		tried		tried		This one sounds regular.
25							have		had		had
26							lose		lost		lost
27							think		thought		thought
28							find		found		found
29							annoy		annoyed		annoyed		This one is regular.
30							pour		poured		poured		This one is regular.
31							choose		chose		chosen
32							stand		stood		stood
33							chew		chewed		chewed		This one is regular.
34							hear		heard		heard
35							drink		drank		drunk
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38
39							We Went Camping - Irregular Verbs (7:04)
40							By Easy English
41							The Edpuzzle Version
42
43							Verbs for Camping
44							BASE	PAST	PAST PARTICIPLE	EXAMPLE
45							be	was/were	been	The keys weren't in my pocket.
46							begin	began	begun	It all began when we got to the campsite.
47							bite	bit	bitten	We got bitten by mosquitoes.
48							bring	brought	brought	I had brought some newspaper and matches.
49							burn	burned	burned	Since the fire was too hot, the hotdogs burned.
50							catch	caught	caught	She caught a huge fish.
51							choose	chose	chosen	We chose a beautiful camping spot.
52							come	came	come	Someone came to help us.
53							creep	crept	crept	He crept quietly out of the tent.
54							do	did	done	What did you do?
55							draw	drew	drawn	The bear had been drawn to the food by the smell.
56							drink	drank	drunk	We sat down and drank some juice.
57							eat	ate	eaten	The bear had eaten all the hotdogs before we got back to camp.
58							fall	fell	fallen	She fell out of the canoe.
59							feel	felt	felt	She felt a tug on the fishline.
60							find	found	found	The keys were nowhere to be found.
61							freeze	froze	frozen	I thought the bear saw me; so I froze in place.
62							get	got	got (gotten)	I'm glad none of you got hurt.
63							go	went	gone	We went camping.
64							have	had	had	We had a lot of problems!
65							hear	heard	heard	I heard something growling outside.
66							hide	hid	hidden	I hid behind a big tree.
67							hurt	hurt	hurt	I'm glad none of you got hurt.
68							keep	kept	kept	The flames kept shooting up too high.
69							know	knew	known	Luckily, she knew how to swim.
70							leave	left	left	We left the burned hotdogs outside the tent.
71							lend	lent	lent	Everyone lent me a hand looking for the keys.
72							light	lit	lit	We lit a fire to cook our food.
73							lose	lost	lost	I lost the car keys.
74							mean	meant	meant	We had meant to put away the food.
75							put	put	put	I did not put them away in a safe place.
76							read	read	read	We read the instructions quickly.
77							run	ran	ran	I ran away from the tent and into the woods.
78							see	saw	seen	I saw something large and hairy.
79							set	set	set	We had never set up a tent before.
80							sleep	slept	slept	We hardly slept all night because of mosquitoes.
81							spend	spent	spent	I spent a lot of time searching.
82							stand	stood	stood	Unfortunately, she stood up in the canoe.
83							swim	swam	swum	Have you ever swum in a lake?
84							take	took	taken	It took me a while to calm down.
85							teach	taught	taught	I taught my son how to swim.
86							tell	told	told	I told my family to stay in the tent.
87							think	thought	thought	We thought the keys were lost for good.
88							understand	understood	understood	We understood nothing of the instructions.
89							wake	woke	woken	When we woke up in the morning our bodies were itchy.
90							write	wrote	written	I couldn't read the words you had written.


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3	y		GREEN TEA I'll get even!				PURPLE SHIRT Don't get hurt!			BLUE MOON We'll get through the meeting.		w
4				SILVER PIN Get in here!			A CUP OF MUSTARD Time to get up!			WOODEN HOOK You'll get full.
5	y				GRAY DAY They'll get paid.					ROSE BOAT Get over it!		w
6						RED PEPPER She'll get better.				ORANGE DOOR He gets boring.		r
7						RED PEPPER She'll get better.				TURQUOISE TOY I get annoyed.		y
8	y	WHITE TIE Let's get inside.					BLACK CAT He must get back.	OLIVE SOCK Get off the phone!	AUBURN DOG They'll get caught.	BROWN COW Please get down!		w
9	y	WHITE TIE Let's get inside.					BLACK CAT He must get back.	OLIVE SOCK Get off the phone!	AUBURN DOG They'll get caught.	BROWN COW Please get down!		w
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16						DEFINITIONS
17						get even		obtain revenge.
18						get in here		come in right away
19						get paid		receive payment
20						get better		improve
21						get inside		take shelter
22						get back		return
23						get off the phone		hang up
24						get caught		be apprehended
25						get down		descend
26						get annoyed		become annoyed
27						get boring		become bored
28						get over it		feel happy again
29						get full		feel very well fed
30						get through (fig.)		endure
31						get hurt		become injured
32						get up		arise


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3	y		GREEN TEA media				PURPLE SHIRT words			BLUE MOON improve		w
4				SILVER PIN simple			A CUP OF MUSTARD customer			WOODEN HOOK understood
5	y				GRAY DAY relationship					ROSE BOAT social		w
6						RED PEPPER relevant				ORANGE DOOR priority		r
7						RED PEPPER relevant				TURQUOISE TOY voice		y
8	y	WHITE TIE design					BLACK CAT navigate	OLIVE SOCK content	AUBURN DOG audience	BROWN COW crowd		w
9		WHITE TIE design					BLACK CAT navigate	OLIVE SOCK content	AUBURN DOG audience	BROWN COW crowd		w
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16						DEFINITIONS
17						media		the main means of mass communication
18						simple		easily understood or done
19						relationship		the way in which two or more people or groups are connected
20						relevant		closely connected or appropriate to what is being done or considered
21						navigate		plan and direct the route or course
22						content		the ideas or parts that make up a whole
23						audience		the assembled spectators or listeners
24						crowd		a large number of people gathered together
25						voice		the sound produced in a person's larynx and uttered through the mouth
26						priority		a thing that is regarded as more important than another
27						social		related to the aggregate of people living together
28						understood		perceive the intended meaningd
29						improve		achieve or produce something better
30						customer		a person or organization that buys goods or services
31						words		a single distinct meaningful element of speech or writing
32						design		a plan or drawing
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35						Vocabulary inspired by the following websites:
36							Top 10 Digital Marketing Strategy Principles
37							10 Trends For Digital Marketing In 2022 From FORBES
38							The Top 10 Marketing Trends for 2022 From wordstream.com


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2		y						r			w
3	y		GREEN TEA the delete key				PURPLE SHIRT turn			BLUE MOON boot		w
4				SILVER PIN click			A CUP OF MUSTARD plug			WOODEN HOOK bookmark
5	y				GRAY DAY failed					ROSE BOAT robot		w
6						RED PEPPER error				ORANGE DOOR performance		r
7						RED PEPPER error				TURQUOISE TOY joystick		y
8	y	WHITE TIE file					BLACK CAT password	OLIVE SOCK technology	AUBURN DOG install	BROWN COW power down		w
9		WHITE TIE file					BLACK CAT password	OLIVE SOCK technology	AUBURN DOG install	BROWN COW power down		w
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12		Learn More at http://www.Colorvowel.com.
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16						DEFINITIONS (IN THE CONTEXT OF COMPUTER USE)
17						the delete key		key which will eliminate the character ahead of or beneath the cursor
18						click		select and press button
19						failed		was unsuccesful
20						error		computer got an incorrect result
21						file		unit of data storage
22						password		word used to allow access
23						technology		devices and knowledge
24						install		put all necessary files on computer to run a program
25						power down		turn off in a systematic way
26						joystick		a hand-held cursor control deice
27						performance		amount of useful work done
28						robot		a machine resembling a human being
29						bookmark		a saved link to a web page
30						boot		turn on and load an operating system
31						plug		a device formaking an electrical connection
32						turn		rotate; turn on means to start flow or operation
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39
40
41						By Simple English Videos (with Vicki & Jay)
42						24 essential phrasal verbs for computers and technology (10:28)
43						English for Online Meetings - Handling Technology (7:50)
44
45						By Tripp and Tyler (humorous)
46						A Video Conference Call in Real Life (8:23)
47						A Conference Call in Real Life (3:25)


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2			y						r			w
3		y		GREEN TEA Really?				PURPLE SHIRT You're sure?			BLUE MOON Who?		w
4					SILVER PIN Did you?			A CUP OF MUSTARD What?			WOODEN HOOK Would you?
5		y				GRAY DAY OK?					ROSE BOAT So?		w
6							RED PEPPER Where 'n when?				ORANGE DOOR Any more?		r
7							RED PEPPER Where 'n when?				TURQUOISE TOY Your point?		y
8		y	WHITE TIE Why?					BLACK CAT Have you?	OLIVE SOCK Why not?	AUBURN DOG Often?	BROWN COW How?		w
9			WHITE TIE Why?					BLACK CAT Have you?	OLIVE SOCK Why not?	AUBURN DOG Often?	BROWN COW How?
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11			The Color Vowel Chart, Anchor Images & System were created by Karen Taylor and Shirley Thompson in 1999.
12			Learn More at http://www.Colorvowel.com.
13			Since this page was created in Google Sheets, the Blue Canoe browser add-on should work, here.
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15
16							Exercise: Reacting to a statement with a question.
17							What do you think the original statement was?
18							Original Statement:			Reaction:
19							Our friend Sarah won the Nobel Prize!			Really? (Did she really do that?)
20							I just won the lottery!			Didja? (Did you?)
21							I hear you'd like to go on a picnic this weekend.			OK? (Yes, is it OK?)
22							Let's go on a picnic!			Where 'n when? (Where and when?)
23							They are moving to New York.			Why?
24							I've already moved to New York.			Have ya! (Have you!)
25							I don't want to move to New York!			Why not?
26							We visit our parents in Miami.			Often?
27							I go all around the world every year.			How? That's not easy!
28							He had 2 jobs, she had 3 and I had 2.			Your point? (What is your point?)
29							We found 5 good apples.			That's all. Any more? No more?
30							He doesn't approve of doing that.			So? (So what?)
31							I can help you do that.			Would you? (Woudja?)
32							Someone murdered the mayor!			Who?
33							He won a lot of money.			What?
34							We don't need to act.The problem will go away.			Yer sure? (You're sure)
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38							By Bob the Canadian
39							How to Ask Fast and Natural Sounding Questions in English (6:39)							What are you going to do today
40							Simple Two Word Questions That Make English Conversations Easier! (4:27)							What'er ya going ta do?
41							(How come?, Why not?, What for?, How so?, Who knows?)
42														Where are you going to go today,
43							TikTok Chant by Karen Taylor							Where'er ya going ta go?
44							What are you going to do today, what'er ya going ta do?
45							Where are you going to go today, where'er ya going ta go?							Who'er ya going ta see?
46							Who'er ya going ta see? What'er ya going ta say?							What'er ya going ta say?
47							When'er ya going ta leave? Where'er ya going ta stay?
48							The answer t' all o' your questions is, "I'd rather not say!"							When'er ya going ta leave?
49														Where'er ya going ta stay?
50							Indirect questions (or embedded questions)-for when you need to be polite (4:25)
51							By Simple English Videos (With Vicki and Jay)							The answer t' all o' your questions is,
52														I'd rather not say!
53							100 English Questions by Robin (with Esther)
54							100 English Questions by Leigh (with Steve)
55							100 English Questions (PLAYLIST)
56							By Shaw English Online
57							Interviews last from 6 to 8 minutes.


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2		y						r			w
3	y		GREEN TEA agree				PURPLE SHIRT confirm			BLUE MOON soon		w
4				SILVER PIN specific			A CUP OF MUSTARD interrupt			WOODEN HOOK understood
5	y				GRAY DAY on the same page					ROSE BOAT goal		w
6						RED PEPPER agenda				ORANGE DOOR Sorry?		r
7						RED PEPPER agenda				TURQUOISE TOY join		y
8	y	WHITE TIE right					BLACK CAT on track	OLIVE SOCK not following	AUBURN DOG to call on	BROWN COW around		w
9		WHITE TIE right					BLACK CAT on track	OLIVE SOCK not following	AUBURN DOG to call on	BROWN COW around		w
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11		The Color Vowel Chart, Anchor Images & System were created by Karen Taylor and Shirley Thompson in 1999.
12		Learn More at http://www.Colorvowel.com.
13		Since this page was created in Google Sheets, the Blue Canoe browser add-on should work, here.
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16						DEFINITIONS
17						agree
18						confirm
19						soon
20						specific
21						interrupt
22						understood
23						on the same page
24						goal
25						agenda
26						Sorry?
27						join
28						right
29						on track
30						not following
31						to call on
32						around
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36
37						How to organize an effective meeting? (5:00)
38						By Lynn Van de Steene
39
40						English for Online Meetings - Clear Communication (8:36)
41						English Meeting 1. Managing Time (5:23)
42						English meeting 2. Making Decisions (5:68)
43						English meeting 3. Achieving understanding (5:57)
44						By Simple English Videos (with Vicki & Jay)
45
46						Team meeting updates (4:27)
47						By Elena Adamova
48
49						By Tripp and Tyler (humorous)
50						Every Meeting Ever (3:15)


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2		y						r			w
3	y		GREEN TEA it seems				PURPLE SHIRT not urgent			BLUE MOON it's true		w
4				SILVER PIN a bit			A CUP OF MUSTARD I wondered			WOODEN HOOK you would
5	y				GRAY DAY they may					ROSE BOAT we hoped		w
6						RED PEPPER with respect				ORANGE DOOR unfortunately		r
7						RED PEPPER with respect				TURQUOISE TOY your point		y
8	y	WHITE TIE we might					BLACK CAT may adapt	OLIVE SOCK could modify	AUBURN DOG I'm sorry	BROWN COW I doubt		w
9		WHITE TIE we might					BLACK CAT may adapt	OLIVE SOCK could modify	AUBURN DOG I'm sorry	BROWN COW I doubt
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11		The Color Vowel Chart, Anchor Images & System were created by Karen Taylor and Shirley Thompson in 1999.
12		Learn More at http://www.Colorvowel.com.
13		Since this page was created in Google Sheets, the Blue Canoe browser add-on should work, here.
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16						EXAMPLES
17						it seems	It seems that our customers prefer a different method
18						not urgent	It’s not urgent, but could you write up a summary of this meeting?
19						it's true	It’s true that costs are up but maybe we could find different ingredients.
20						a bit	Time is a bit short for finishing by the end of the month.
21						I wondered	I wondered if we could try a different method this time.
22						you would	Perhaps you would consider a different approach.
23						they may	They may not agree to all your terms.
24						we hoped	We hoped you might find a way to reduce the price.
25						with respect	With respect, I doubt the client will agree to those terms.
26						unfortunately	Unfortunately, that is above our budget at this time.
27						your point	I see your point but we don’t have the resources to do it that way.
28						we might	We might consider doing that if you can provide the raw materials.
29						may adapt	We may adapt the product in a way that fits your needs.
30						could modify	Perhaps you could modify the requirements.
31						I'm sorry	I’m sorry, but that price just isn’t within our budget.
32						I doubt	I doubt that we can supply you on such, short notice.
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38						By Annemarie
39						Kind, Polite English for Work (14:34)
40						Earlier video for work (10:54)
41						Express Opposing Ideas & Opinions with Neutral Language (13:24)
42
43						Sound POLITE, PROFESSIONAL & HELPFUL at Work (15:53)
44						How To Be Polite & Show Respect in English (14:57)
45
46						By Bob the Canadian
47						Free English Class! Topic: Manners! (27:40)
48						How and When to Talk to Strangers in English (7:21)
49
50						By BBC English
51						Speaking: Being polite - how to soften your English (4:33)
52
53						By Learn English with Rebecca · engVid
54						How to discuss a topic in a group (9:17)
55
56						3 ways to get what you want in English: orders, requests & suggestions (6:46)
57						How to Drop a Hint (8:46)
58						Suggest – Learn How to use this Verb and Make Suggestions (5:06)
59						How to Disagree Like a Native English Speaker (9:16)
60						By Simple English Videos (with Vicki and Jay)
61
62						How to Negotiate in English - Business English Lesson (18:52)
63						By Oxford Online Englsh


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2		y						r			w
3	y		GREEN TEA three				PURPLE SHIRT thirty			BLUE MOON all-inclusive		w
4				SILVER PIN sixty			A CUP OF MUSTARD a hundred			WOODEN HOOK full
5	y				GRAY DAY eighty					ROSE BOAT total		w
6						RED PEPPER seven				ORANGE DOOR forty		r
7						RED PEPPER seven				TURQUOISE TOY void		y
8	y	WHITE TIE five					BLACK CAT blank	OLIVE SOCK diddley- squat	AUBURN DOG naught	BROWN COW a thousand		w
9		WHITE TIE five					BLACK CAT blank	OLIVE SOCK diddley- squat	AUBURN DOG naught	BROWN COW a thousand
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11		The Color Vowel Chart, Anchor Images & System were created by Karen Taylor and Shirley Thompson in 1999.
12		Learn More at http://www.Colorvowel.com.
13		Since this page was created in Google Sheets, the Blue Canoe browser add-on should work, here.
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15						DEFINITIONS:
16						three		3
17						sixty		60
18						eighty		80
19						seven		7
20						five		5
21						blank		containing nothing
22						diddley-squat		absolutely nothing
23						aught, naught		nothing
24						a thousand		10,000
25						void		empty
26						forty		40
27						total		all
28						full		having no empty space, total
29						all-inclusive		everything
30						thirty		30
31						a hunded		100


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2		y						r			w
3	y		GREEN TEA receivable				PURPLE SHIRT return			BLUE MOON renewal		w
4				SILVER PIN liability			A CUP OF MUSTARD subsidy			WOODEN HOOK bookkeeping
5	y				GRAY DAY payable					ROSE BOAT gross		w
6						RED PEPPER equity				ORANGE DOOR performance		r
7						RED PEPPER equity				TURQUOISE TOY joint		y
8	y	WHITE TIE minus					BLACK CAT asset	OLIVE SOCK profit	AUBURN DOG audit	BROWN COW amount		w
9		WHITE TIE minus					BLACK CAT asset	OLIVE SOCK profit	AUBURN DOG audit	BROWN COW amount
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11		The Color Vowel Chart, Anchor Images & System were created by Karen Taylor and Shirley Thompson in 1999.
12		Learn More at http://www.Colorvowel.com.
13		Since this page was created in Google Sheets, the Blue Canoe browser add-on should work, here.
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16						DEFINITIONS
17
18						receivable		An uncollected amount.
19						liability		Debts or obligations owed.
20						payable		Money required to be paid.
21						equity		Residual interest in the assets of an entity that remains after deducting its liabilities.
22						asset		A useful or valuable thing.
23						profit		A financial gain.
24						audit		An official inspection of an individual's or organization's accounts.
25						joint		Shared by two or more individuals.
26						perform		Measure of how well a firm can use assets and generate revenues.
27						gross		Total or whole amount of something.
28						bookkeeping		Keeping records of the financial affairs of a business.
29						renew		Keeping an existing arrangement in force for an additional period of time.
30						subsidy		An economic contribution designed to promote a particular activity.
31						return		The money made or lost on an investment over some period of time.
32						minus		Negative sign.


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2		y						r			w
3	y		GREEN TEA receipt				PURPLE SHIRT earn			BLUE MOON approve		w
4				SILVER PIN interest			A CUP OF MUSTARD upsell			WOODEN HOOK Would you?
5	y				GRAY DAY savings account statement					ROSE BOAT overdraft		w
6						RED PEPPER checking account				ORANGE DOOR endorse		r
7						RED PEPPER checking account				TURQUOISE TOY joint		y
8	y	WHITE TIE wire transfer					BLACK CAT branch	OLIVE SOCK deposit	AUBURN DOG withdrawal	BROWN COW amount		w
9		WHITE TIE wire transfer					BLACK CAT branch	OLIVE SOCK deposit	AUBURN DOG withdrawal	BROWN COW amount
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11		The Color Vowel Chart, Anchor Images & System were created by Karen Taylor and Shirley Thompson in 1999.
12		Learn More at http://www.Colorvowel.com.
13		Since this page was created in Google Sheets, the Blue Canoe browser add-on should work, here.
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16						DEFINITIONS
17						receipt		written acknowledgment that payment or delivery has been made
18						earn		obtain (money) in return for labor or services
19						approve		officially agree to or accept as satisfactory
20						interest		money paid regularly at a particular rate for the use of money lent
21						upsell		encourage customers to buy an upgraded version or additional products
22						Would you?		a polite way to ask for a favor
23						savings account		a bank account that earns interest
24						statement		a document showing all transactions that took place
25						overdraft		a negative balance in your account
26						checking account		account at a bank against which checks can be drawn
27						endorse		sign a check on the back to make it payable
28						joint		held by more than one person
29						wire transfer		electronic transfer of funds via a network
30						branch		physical location of a banking corporation
31						deposit		a sum of money placed or kept in a bank account
32						withdrawal		a sum of money taken out of an account
33						amount		a quantity of something, especially the total
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36						Learn How to Speak English at the Bank \| English Video with Subtitles (7:37)
37						By Bob the Canadian
38
39						Learn Banking in English \| Learn English Vocabulary (6:04)
40						Learn Banking Terms in English \| Learn Basic English Vocabulary (6:54)
41						Credit Card English Glossary (10:52)
42						By LearningEnglishPro
43
44						English for Bank Tellers (12:41)
45						By Mad English TV
46
47						BANK TELLER Interview Questions And Answers! (10:54)
48						BANKING Interview Questions And Answers! (8:12)
49						INVESTMENT BANKING Interview Questions & Answers! (11:55)
50						By CareerVidz
51
52						Bank Teller Interview Questions with Answers! (5:03)
53						By Mock Questions
54						They have more at their website but give only a few free, then you need to join.
55
56						Bank Teller Selection Interview (13:44)
57						By Aaron Kimble
58						Sound somewhat echo-y but good interview example.
59
60						About The "Associate Banker" Role (Chase Bank) (8:08)
61						By AJSFX
62						Note: Chase calls the tellers "Associate Bankers".
63
64						Pass JP Morgan's Video Interview [2021] \| JP Morgan Interview \| Hirevue Interview (15:13)
65						By Job Ready English
66
67						JP Morgan HireVue: Questions, Answers and Strategy (9:09)
68						By Voomer Video Interview Prep
69
70						US Bank Website
71						Personal Checking Accounts
72						Personal Savings Accounts
73						Personal Debit Cards
74						Credit Cards


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2		y						r			w
3	y		GREEN TEA discrete				PURPLE SHIRT curve			BLUE MOON distribution		w
4				SILVER PIN interval			A CUP OF MUSTARD the bulk of			WOODEN HOOK good
5	y				GRAY DAY estimation					ROSE BOAT mode		w
6						RED PEPPER numerical				ORANGE DOOR categorical		r
7						RED PEPPER numerical				TURQUOISE TOY point		y
8	y	WHITE TIE unlikely					BLACK CAT aggregate	OLIVE SOCK nominal	AUBURN DOG cause	BROWN COW outside chance		w
9		WHITE TIE unlikely					BLACK CAT aggregate	OLIVE SOCK nominal	AUBURN DOG cause	BROWN COW outside chance
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11		The Color Vowel Chart, Anchor Images & System were created by Karen Taylor and Shirley Thompson in 1999.
12		Learn More at http://www.Colorvowel.com.
13		Since this page was created in Google Sheets, the Blue Canoe browser add-on should work, here.
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16						DEFINITIONS
17
18						discrete		individually separate and distinct [discreet -- careful and circumspect in one's speech or actions, especially in order to avoid causing offense]
19						curve		a line which gradually deviates from being straight
20						distribution		the way something is shared out among a group or spread over an area
21						interval		a period between two events or times, or the space between two points
22						the bulk of		the majority or largest part of
23						good		opposite of bad
24						estimation		a rough calculation of the value, number, quantity, or extent of something
25						mode		the most frequently occurring number found in a set of numbers
26						numerical		relating to or expressed as a number or numbers
27						categorical		having two or more categories
28						point		data point is roughly equivalent to datum, the singular form of data
29						unlikely		not likely to happen, be done, or be true; improbable
30						aggregate		a whole formed by combining several (typically disparate) elements
31						nominal		(of a role or status) existing in name only. (of an amount of money) very small; far below the real value or cost.
32						cause		a person or thing that gives rise to an action, phenomenon, or condition
33						outside chance		possibility of something that is not likely
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36						Teach me STATISTICS in half an hour! Seriously.
37						By zstatistics
38
39						Business English - describing trends in bar charts and graphs - IELTS
40						By Tesol Rich English (15 minutes)
41
42						Describe Trends in Business English - Describing Statistics, Sales and Market Trends (15:24)
43						By Oxford Online English
44
45						Probability and Statistics
46						Carnegie Mellon Open Learning Initiative


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2		y						r			w
3	y		GREEN TEA decrease				PURPLE SHIRT curve			BLUE MOON distribution		w
4				SILVER PIN interval			A CUP OF MUSTARD plunge			WOODEN HOOK good
5	y				GRAY DAY stabilize					ROSE BOAT mode		w
6						RED PEPPER numerical				ORANGE DOOR soar		r
7						RED PEPPER numerical				TURQUOISE TOY point		y
8	y	WHITE TIE decline					BLACK CAT aggregate	OLIVE SOCK nominal	AUBURN DOG cause	BROWN COW outside chance		w
9		WHITE TIE decline					BLACK CAT aggregate	OLIVE SOCK nominal	AUBURN DOG cause	BROWN COW outside chance
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11		The Color Vowel Chart, Anchor Images & System were created by Karen Taylor and Shirley Thompson in 1999.
12		Learn More at http://www.Colorvowel.com.
13		Since this page was created in Google Sheets, the Blue Canoe browser add-on should work, here.
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36						Teach me STATISTICS in half an hour! Seriously.
37						By zstatistics
38
39						Business English - describing trends in bar charts and graphs - IELTS
40						By Tesol Rich English (15 minutes)
41
42						Describe Trends in Business English - Describing Statistics, Sales and Market Trends (15:24)
43						By Oxford Online English


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2		y						r			w
3	y		GREEN TEA depreciate				PURPLE SHIRT current			BLUE MOON accrual		w
4				SILVER PIN restrict			A CUP OF MUSTARD custody			WOODEN HOOK footnote
5	y				GRAY DAY obligation					ROSE BOAT notify		w
6						RED PEPPER verify				ORANGE DOOR source		r
7						RED PEPPER verify				TURQUOISE TOY points		y
8	y	WHITE TIE reliable					BLACK CAT value	OLIVE SOCK property	AUBURN DOG fraud	BROWN COW allow		w
9		WHITE TIE reliable					BLACK CAT value	OLIVE SOCK property	AUBURN DOG fraud	BROWN COW allow
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11		The Color Vowel Chart, Anchor Images & System were created by Karen Taylor and Shirley Thompson in 1999.
12		Learn More at http://www.Colorvowel.com.
13		Since this page was created in Google Sheets, the Blue Canoe browser add-on should work, here.
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16						DEFINITIONS
17						depreciate	diminish in value over a period of time
18						restrict	put a limit on; keep under control
19						obligation	a duty or commitment
20						verify	make sure that something is true
21						reliable	having trustworthy qualities.
22						value	the importance, worth, or usefulness of something
23						property	posession(s)
24						fraud	deception intended to result in financial or personal gain
25						allow	give permission, or time or opportunity
26						points	a distinct part, aspect or feature
27						source	a place, person, or thing from which something can be obtained
28						notify	inform someone of something
29						footnote	an ancillary piece of information printed at the bottom of a page
30						accrual	the increase of something over time
31						current	belonging to the present time
32						custody	the protective care or guardianship of someone or something


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2		y						r			w
3	y		GREEN TEA agreement				PURPLE SHIRT commercial			BLUE MOON recruit		w
4				SILVER PIN facility			A CUP OF MUSTARD result			WOODEN HOOK full-time
5	y				GRAY DAY enable					ROSE BOAT negotiate		w
6						RED PEPPER agenda				ORANGE DOOR priority		r
7						RED PEPPER agenda				TURQUOISE TOY employment		y
8	y	WHITE TIE resign					BLACK CAT analyze	OLIVE SOCK commerce	AUBURN DOG sought	BROWN COW accounting		w
9		WHITE TIE resign					BLACK CAT analyze	OLIVE SOCK commerce	AUBURN DOG sought	BROWN COW accounting		w
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11		The Color Vowel Chart, Anchor Images & System were created by Karen Taylor and Shirley Thompson in 1999.
12		Learn More at http://www.Colorvowel.com.
13		Since this page was created in Google Sheets, the Blue Canoe browser add-on should work, here.
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16						DEFINITIONS
17						agreement		arrangement between parties as to a course of action
18						facility		a place provided for a particular purpose
19						enable		allow or empower
20						agenda		list of items to discuss
21						resign		leave a job or position
22						analyze		examine in detail
23						commerce		buying and selling
24						sought		past and participle of seek
25						accounting		keeping financial records
26						employment		job, position
27						priority		most important, primary issue
28						negotiate		bring about by discussion, bargain
29						full-time		using the whole of the working day or week
30						recruit		enlist, sign up, enroll
31						commercial		engaged in buying and selling
32						result		outcome, consequence of an action


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2		y						r			w
3	y		GREEN TEA fatigue				PURPLE SHIRT burnout			BLUE MOON cubicle		w
4				SILVER PIN a good fit			A CUP OF MUSTARD we must adjust			WOODEN HOOK bully
5	y				GRAY DAY brainstorm					ROSE BOAT give notice		w
6						RED PEPPER deadline extension				ORANGE DOOR support		r
7						RED PEPPER deadline extension				TURQUOISE TOY noisy		y
8	y	WHITE TIE Do you mind?					BLACK CAT transfer	OLIVE SOCK competent	AUBURN DOG get along	BROWN COW help out		w
9		WHITE TIE Do you mind?					BLACK CAT transfer	OLIVE SOCK competent	AUBURN DOG get along	BROWN COW help out		w
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11		The Color Vowel Chart, Anchor Images & System were created by Karen Taylor and Shirley Thompson in 1999.
12		Learn More at http://www.Colorvowel.com.
13		Since this page was created in Google Sheets, the Blue Canoe browser add-on should work, here.
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16						DEFINITIONS
17
18						fatigue		extreme tirednes
19						burnout		exhaustion caused by constantly feeling swamped
20						cubicle		a small partitioned-off area of a room
21						a good fit		having the right combination of soft skills, character traits, and career goals
22						we must adjust		we must alter or move (something) slightly
23						bully		a person who habitually intimidates vulnerable individuals
24						brainstorm		a spontaneous group discussion to produce ideas
25						give notice		inform an employer that you are leaving
26						deadline extension		allow extra time before something must be done
27						support		give assistance
28						noisy		making loud sounds
29						Do you mind?		used for getting permission - "Do you care?"
30						transfer		move to another place
31						competent		having the necessary ability to do something
32						get along		have a friendly relationship
33						help out		give services or resources to make something easier
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36						Learn English Job Vocabulary and Job Phrases (13:17)
37						By Bob the Canadian
38
39						Question of the Day: 1 - 25 \|PHR, SPHR,SHRM-CP, SHRM-SCP Practice Exam
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41						HUMAN RESOURCE PREP By @HUMANRESOURCEPREP


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3	y		GREEN TEA meeting				PURPLE SHIRT clerk			BLUE MOON supervisor		w
4				SILVER PIN assistant			A CUP OF MUSTARD construction			WOODEN HOOK butcher
5	y				GRAY DAY occupation					ROSE BOAT homemaker		w
6						RED PEPPER specialist				ORANGE DOOR orderly		r
7						RED PEPPER specialist				TURQUOISE TOY appointment		y
8	y	WHITE TIE night shift					BLACK CAT applicant	OLIVE SOCK competent	AUBURN DOG lawyer	BROWN COW accountant		w
9		WHITE TIE night shift					BLACK CAT applicant	OLIVE SOCK competent	AUBURN DOG lawyer	BROWN COW accountant
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3	y		GREEN TEA New Year's Eve				PURPLE SHIRT January first			BLUE MOON lunar		w
4				SILVER PIN traditions			A CUP OF MUSTARD good luck			WOODEN HOOK boogying
5	y				GRAY DAY champagne					ROSE BOAT solar		w
6						RED PEPPER celebrate				ORANGE DOOR forward		r
7						RED PEPPER celebrate				TURQUOISE TOY noisemaker		y
8	y	WHITE TIE fireworks					BLACK CAT past	OLIVE SOCK party	AUBURN DOG resolve	BROWN COW counting down		w
9		WHITE TIE fireworks					BLACK CAT past	OLIVE SOCK party	AUBURN DOG resolve	BROWN COW counting down		w
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17						New Year's Eve	the last day of the year; in the modern Western calendar, December 31
18						traditions	the transmission of customs or beliefs from generation to generation
19						champagne	a white sparkling wine associated with celebration
20						celebrate	acknowledge a significant day or event with enjoyable activity.
21						past	gone by in time
22						party	a social gathering of invited guests
23						resolve	settle or find a solution to a problem or dispute
24						noisemaker	a device for making a loud noise at a party or event.
25						forward	in the direction that one is facing or traveling
26						solar	relating to or determined by the sun
27						boogying	to dance to pop music
28						lunar	relating to or determined by the moon
29						good luck	good fortune or a happy outcome
30						January first	New Year's Day, the first day of the year
31						counting down	count number of something until time
32						fireworks	a device that causes a spectacular explosion when ignited
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36						New Year Celebration In Different Countries (2:02)
37						By Ingla-Terra
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39						New Year's Traditions in Canada, the USA and Japan (2:55)
40						By Pocket Passport
41
42						A Strange History of the Calendar (10:49)
43						By Answer Archive
44
45						Why does the ball drop on New Year's Eve? (3:48)
46						By Drew Lytle


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3	y		GREEN TEA sweetheart				PURPLE SHIRT flirt			BLUE MOON jewelry		w
4				SILVER PIN kiss			A CUP OF MUSTARD love			WOODEN HOOK sugar
5	y				GRAY DAY lace					ROSE BOAT poem		w
6						RED PEPPER friend				ORANGE DOOR floral		r
7						RED PEPPER friend				TURQUOISE TOY enjoy		y
8	y	WHITE TIE rhyme					BLACK CAT candy	OLIVE SOCK card	AUBURN DOG draw	BROWN COW flowers		w
9		WHITE TIE rhyme					BLACK CAT candy	OLIVE SOCK card	AUBURN DOG draw	BROWN COW flowers		w
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17						sweetheart	a person with whom someone is having a romantic relationship
18						kiss	touch with the lips as a sign of love
19						lace	a fine open fabric made by looping, twisting, or knitting thread
20						friend	a person with whom one has a bond of mutual affection
21						candy	a sweet food made with sugar or other sweetener
22						card	a piece of thick, stiff paper or thin pasteboard
23						draw	produce a picture by making lines and marks
24						enjoy	take delight or pleasure in something
25						floral	of flowers
26						poem	writing that is rhythmical, usually metaphorical, and often rhymes
27						sugar	a sweet crystalline substance obtained from various plant
28						jewelry	personal ornaments, such as necklaces, rings, or bracelets
29						love	an intense feeling of deep affection.
30						flirt	trying to attract someone for amusement
31						flowers	the seed-bearing part of a plant
32						rhyme	word that ends with a sound that corresponds to another
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36						Words and Expressions for Dating and Relationships (8:18)
37						By Easy English
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39						Valentine's Day in North America (1:17)
40						By Pocket Passport
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42						6 Unique Valentine’s Day Celebrations Around The World (4:27)
43						By Wonderly TV


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3	y		GREEN TEA green beer				PURPLE SHIRT Irish derby			BLUE MOON music		w
4				SILVER PIN jig			A CUP OF MUSTARD drums			WOODEN HOOK pudding
5	y				GRAY DAY parade					ROSE BOAT clover		w
6						RED PEPPER leprechaun				ORANGE DOOR corned		r
7						RED PEPPER leprechaun				TURQUOISE TOY boiled		y
8	y	WHITE TIE pipes					BLACK CAT shamrock	OLIVE SOCK harp	AUBURN DOG bog	BROWN COW plough		w
9		WHITE TIE pipes					BLACK CAT shamrock	OLIVE SOCK harp	AUBURN DOG bog	BROWN COW plough
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17						green beer		beer with green food coloring
18						Irish derby		a Group 1 flat horse race in Ireland
19						music		vocal or instrumental sounds
20						jig		a lively dance
21						drums		percussion instruments
22						pudding		a steamed dish or a custard-like dessert
23						parade		a public procession
24						clover		a 3-lobed plant of the pea family
25						leprechaun		a small, mischievous sprite, an Irish fairy
26						corned		preserved in salt water (corned beef)
27						boiled		cooked in boiling water
28						pipes		short for bagpipes (in Ireland)
29						shamrock		a type of clover
30						harp		traditional Irish stringed instrument
31						bog		wet, muddy ground
32						plough		farming implement with blade(s) for cutting soil
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35						Why St Patrick's Day went global By The Economist (2:22)
36						St. Patrick's Day in Chicago - Festivals Around the World, Ep. 3 By Google Local Guides (3:58)


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3	y		GREEN TEA mislead				PURPLE SHIRT first			BLUE MOON April Fool!		w
4				SILVER PIN play a trick			A CUP OF MUSTARD month			WOODEN HOOK a false look
5	y				GRAY DAY paper tail					ROSE BOAT hoax		w
6						RED PEPPER deception				ORANGE DOOR made-up story		r
7						RED PEPPER deception				TURQUOISE TOY fake voice		y
8	y	WHITE TIE disguise					BLACK CAT prank	OLIVE SOCK mock	AUBURN DOG fraud	BROWN COW phony announcement		w
9		WHITE TIE disguise					BLACK CAT prank	OLIVE SOCK mock	AUBURN DOG fraud	BROWN COW phony announcement
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17						mislead		cause someone to have a wrong idea or impression
18						play a trick		confuse someone or cause problem for them
19						paper tail		a tail made out of paper
20						deception		the act of fooling or deceiving someone
21						prank		a trick or practical joke played on someone
22						mock		not authentic or real
23						fraud		wrongful or criminal deception
24						fake voice		a voice that is not genuine; it's disguised
25						made-up story		a story that is not real; it's invented
26						hoax		a humorous or malicious deception
27						a false look		an appearance which is not genuine; a disguise
28						April Fool!		phrase you say to someone when you have fooled them
29						month		unit of time approximately as long as the moon's orbit
30						first		coming before all others; earliest
31						phony announcement		a public statement which is bogus, not true
32						disguise		to alter an appearance or conceal an identity
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36						EdPuzzle version of The History of April Fools' Day By Daily Dose Documentary (3:13)
37						This features questions involving the correct use of prepositions.


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3	y		GREEN TEA tequila				PURPLE SHIRT observe			BLUE MOON food		w
4				SILVER PIN amunition			A CUP OF MUSTARD funnel cakes			WOODEN HOOK misunderstood
5	y				GRAY DAY races					ROSE BOAT Napoleon		w
6						RED PEPPER flamenco				ORANGE DOOR performances		r
7						RED PEPPER flamenco				TURQUOISE TOY foiled		y
8	y	WHITE TIE pride					BLACK CAT battle	OLIVE SOCK Chihuaua	AUBURN DOG assault	BROWN COW downtown		w
9		WHITE TIE pride					BLACK CAT battle	OLIVE SOCK Chihuaua	AUBURN DOG assault	BROWN COW downtown
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21						Cinco de Mayo Holiday \| Mexican-American Culture
22						By Pocket Passport (4:29)
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24						Cinco de Mayo: The Real Story!
25						By 8-BitNate (7:40)
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27						Ask History: Cinco De Mayo
28						By History (1:53)


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3	y		GREEN TEA sneeze				PURPLE SHIRT birds			BLUE MOON Tulip		w
4				SILVER PIN antihistamine			A CUP OF MUSTARD duck			WOODEN HOOK Pussy Willow
5	y				GRAY DAY Daisy					ROSE BOAT Crocus		w
6						RED PEPPER nest				ORANGE DOOR warm		r
7						RED PEPPER nest				TURQUOISE TOY moist		y
8	y	WHITE TIE migrate					BLACK CAT allergy	OLIVE SOCK pollen	AUBURN DOG lawn	BROWN COW flowers		w
9		WHITE TIE migrate					BLACK CAT allergy	OLIVE SOCK pollen	AUBURN DOG lawn	BROWN COW flowers
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35						Interactive Chart at Colorvowel
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37						Medical Terminology - The Basics Playlist
38						By JJ Medicine


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3	y		GREEN TEA Juneteenth				PURPLE SHIRT burgers			BLUE MOON pool		w
4				SILVER PIN grill			A CUP OF MUSTARD buns			WOODEN HOOK book
5	y				GRAY DAY Labor Day					ROSE BOAT summer solstice		w
6						RED PEPPER Independence Day				ORANGE DOOR Memorial Day		r
7						RED PEPPER Independence Day				TURQUOISE TOY boil and broil		y
8	y	WHITE TIE fireworks					BLACK CAT flag	OLIVE SOCK Father's Day	AUBURN DOG Dog Days	BROWN COW drought		w
9		WHITE TIE fireworks					BLACK CAT flag	OLIVE SOCK Father's Day	AUBURN DOG Dog Days	BROWN COW drought
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17						Juneteenth		June 19 - Juneteenth National Independence Day, also called Emancipation Day, Freedom Day, Jubilee Day, Black Independence Day, and Juneteenth Independence Day
18						grill		metal framework to cook food over an open fire
19						Labor Day		1st Monday of September -- honors the American labor movement and workers
20						Independence Day		The 4th of July -- The Declaration of Independence was signed July 4, 1776
21						flag		Flags are flown on Memorial Day, Juneteenth,The 4th of July and, often, on Labor Day.
22						Father's Day		3rd Sunday in June
23						Dog Days		July 3 through August 11 -- the hottest days of summer
24						boil and broil		to cook in boiling water and to cook via intense, radiant heat
25						Memorial Day		last Monday in May -- remembrance of those who died in military service
26						summer solstice		midsummer or first day of summer -- the shortest day and longest night
27						book		many people read a book on their vacations
28						pool		many people swim in a pool or sit by it and read a book
29						buns		the kind of bread your hamburger goes in
30						burger		short for hamburger
31						drought		a long, dry period
32						fireworks		burst of sparks producing a striking display


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3	y		GREEN TEA Trick-or-treat!				PURPLE SHIRT leaves turn			BLUE MOON harvest moon		w
4				SILVER PIN mean witch			A CUP OF MUSTARD big pumpkin			WOODEN HOOK football season
5	y				GRAY DAY ancient grave					ROSE BOAT pale ghost		w
6						RED PEPPER dark cemetary				ORANGE DOOR corn maze		r
7						RED PEPPER dark cemetary				TURQUOISE TOY strange noise		y
8	y	WHITE TIE apple cider					BLACK CAT jack-o-lantern	OLIVE SOCK monster costume	AUBURN DOG cool autumn	BROWN COW scary owl		w
9		WHITE TIE apple cider					BLACK CAT jack-o-lantern	OLIVE SOCK monster costume	AUBURN DOG cool autumn	BROWN COW scary owl
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17						Trick-or-treat!
18						mean witch
19						ancient grave
20						dark cemetary
21						jack-o-lantern
22						monster costume
23						cool autumn
24						strange noise
25						corn maze
26						pale ghost
27						football season
28						harvest moon
29						big pumpkin
30						leaves turn
31						scary owl
32						apple cider
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35						Interactive Chart at Colorvowel
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37						Medical Terminology - The Basics Playlist
38						By JJ Medicine


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3	y		GREEN TEA xxxx				PURPLE SHIRT xxxx			BLUE MOON xxxxx		w
4				SILVER PIN xxxx			A CUP OF MUSTARD xxxxx			WOODEN HOOK xxxxx
5	y				GRAY DAY xxxx					ROSE BOAT xxxxx		w
6						RED PEPPER xxxxx				ORANGE DOOR xxxxx		r
7						RED PEPPER xxxxx				TURQUOISE TOY xxxx		y
8	y	WHITE TIE xxxx					BLACK CAT xxxx	OLIVE SOCK xxxx	AUBURN DOG xxxxx	BROWN COW xxxx		w
9		WHITE TIE xxxx					BLACK CAT xxxx	OLIVE SOCK xxxx	AUBURN DOG xxxxx	BROWN COW xxxx
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38						By JJ Medicine


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3	y		GREEN TEA feast				PURPLE SHIRT dessert			BLUE MOON fruit		w
4				SILVER PIN dinner			A CUP OF MUSTARD onions			WOODEN HOOK juice
5	y				GRAY DAY grain					ROSE BOAT oatmeal		w
6						RED PEPPER bread				ORANGE DOOR storage		r
7						RED PEPPER bread				TURQUOISE TOY soybeans		y
8	y	WHITE TIE cider					BLACK CAT jam	OLIVE SOCK jar	AUBURN DOG strawberries	BROWN COW flour		w
9		WHITE TIE cider					BLACK CAT jam	OLIVE SOCK jar	AUBURN DOG strawberries	BROWN COW flour
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37						Medical Terminology - The Basics Playlist
38						By JJ Medicine


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3	y		GREEN TEA sweet potatoes				PURPLE SHIRT turkey			BLUE MOON cucumbers		w
4				SILVER PIN dinner			A CUP OF MUSTARD stuffing			WOODEN HOOK pudding
5	y				GRAY DAY gravy					ROSE BOAT roast		w
6						RED PEPPER dressing				ORANGE DOOR corn		r
7						RED PEPPER dressing				TURQUOISE TOY boil		y
8	y	WHITE TIE apple pie					BLACK CAT cranberry sauce	OLIVE SOCK collard greens	AUBURN DOG coffee	BROWN COW sprouts		w
9		WHITE TIE apple pie					BLACK CAT cranberry sauce	OLIVE SOCK collard greens	AUBURN DOG coffee	BROWN COW sprouts
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37						Medical Terminology - The Basics Playlist
38						By JJ Medicine


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3	y		GREEN TEA deer				PURPLE SHIRT workshop			BLUE MOON Rudolph		w
4				SILVER PIN list			A CUP OF MUSTARD drunk			WOODEN HOOK pull
5	y				GRAY DAY sleigh					ROSE BOAT Pole		w
6						RED PEPPER elf				ORANGE DOOR North		r
7						RED PEPPER elf				TURQUOISE TOY toybag		y
8	y	WHITE TIE nice					BLACK CAT Santa Claus	OLIVE SOCK stocking	AUBURN DOG naughty	BROWN COW route		w
9		WHITE TIE nice					BLACK CAT Santa Claus	OLIVE SOCK stocking	AUBURN DOG naughty	BROWN COW route
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37						Medical Terminology - The Basics Playlist
38						By JJ Medicine


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3		y		GREEN TEA I oversee everything.				PURPLE SHIRT It's a blur and I forget.			BLUE MOON WHO answered?		w
4					SILVER PIN This umbrella isn't broken.			A CUP OF MUSTARD Duh, uh-huh!			WOODEN HOOK He understood the book.
5		y				GRAY DAY You may ask.					ROSE BOAT The wind blows.		w
6							RED PEPPER Yeah! And so?				ORANGE DOOR I adore autumn.		r
7							RED PEPPER Yeah! And so?				TURQ. TOY The BOY asked.		y
8		y	WHITE TIE I supply eggs.					BLACK CAT The sheep says "baa and maa".	OLIVE SOCK The law offers answers.	AUBURN DOG I saw it.	BROWN COW Eat your cereal NOW.		w
9			WHITE TIE I supply eggs.					BLACK CAT The sheep says "baa and maa".	OLIVE SOCK The law offers answers.	AUBURN DOG I saw it.	BROWN COW Eat your cereal NOW.
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18							GREEN TEA - flee - We flee alligators. (yalligators)
19							GREEN TEA - see - I see over the fence. (yover)
20							GREEN TEA - oversee - I oversee everything. (I yoversee, yeverything)
21							GRAY DAY - may - You may ask a question. (yask)
22							GRAY DAY - cafe - Which way's the café exit? (yexit)
23							WHITE TIE - dye - Dye all the shirts red. (yall)
24							WHITE TIE - supply - I supply eggs. (yeggs)
25							TURQUOISE TOY - boy - The boy asked the question. (yasked)
26							TURQUOISE TOY - enjoy -I enjoy ice-cream! (yice-cream)
27							ORANGE DOOR - adore - I adore autumn. (rawtumn)
28							BROWN COW - now - Now eat your cereal! (weat)
29							ROSE COAT - blow - Blow up the balloon. (wup)
30							BLUE MOON - woo -Does he woo Ellen? (wellen)
31							BLUE MOON - who - Who answered? (wanswered)
32							BLUE MOON - true - You're a true alto (walto)
33							PURPLE SHIRT - blur - It’s a blur and I forget! (rand)
34							PURPLE SHIRT - defer - We defer amnesty. (ramnesty)
35							BROWN COW - wow - Now, you wow Izzy! (wizzy)
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46							SILVER PIN - umbrella - This umbrella isn't broken.
47							A CUP OF MUSTARD - understudied - Dina understudied.
48							A CUP OF MUSTARD - - duh - Duh, uh-huh!
49							A CUP OF MUSTARD -medulla - That's the medulla oblongata.
50							RED PEPPER - ended - The polka ended.
51							RED PEPPER - yeah - Yeah! And so?
52							BLACK CAT - baa - The sheep says "baa and maa".
53							BLACK CAT - adds - The buddah adds something.
54							OLIVE SOCK - law - The law offers answers.
55							AUBURN DOG - saw - I saw it.
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61							WOODEN HOOK - understood - He understood the book. - (yunderstood)
62							As of yet I cannot find any word beginning or ending with WOODEN HOOK to pair with another vowel and make an unmoving phrase example suitable for this exercise.


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6		GREEN TEA	GRAY DAY	WHITE TIE	TURQUOISE TOY
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8		believe	played	excited	annoy
9		reason	paid	library	boiling
10		receipt	may	violent	boy
11		convenient	statement	why	joined
12		compete	raining	writer	coin
13		cheap	nation	tried	disappointed
14		engineer	rate	inspired	destroy
15		disagree	strange	height	enjoyed
16		people	straight	scientist	employ
17		police	miscellaneous	eyes	voice
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19		degree	patient	dried	point
20		delete	trained	island	joy
21		frequent	place	fight	moisture
22		machine	safety	delighted	void
23		deeply	payment	guide	noisy
24		each	made	private	oil
25		completed	tail	cycle	point
26		chief	occupation	society	poison
27		year	persuade	remind	spoil
28		weekend	stage	finally	toys
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30				anxiety
31				propriety
32				sobriety
33				variety
34				notoriety
35				impropriety
36				piety
37				society


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6		BLUE MOON	ROSE BOAT	BROWN COW
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8		rule	Jones	about
9		shoe	focus	flower
10		group	throw	amount
11		huge	toning	housekeeper
12		lose	owed	around
13		through	slowly	doubtful
14		tour	plateau	download
15		Tuesday	bone	south
16		afternoon	coal	found
17		approval	emoji	fowl
18		RECRUITING
19		unusual	modem	hour
20		used	notebook	how
21		future	though	loudly
22		grew	wholesale	mountain
23		pseudo	overtime	powerful
24		distribution	open	proud
25		youth	promotion	round
26		humor	growth	accountant
27		suitcase	negotiate	sound
28		supermarket	motivated	throughout
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31			Jones
32			focus
33			throw
34			toning
35			owed
36			slowly
37			plateau
38			bone
39			coal
40			emoji
41			modem
42			motivated
43			notebook
44			open
45			though
46			wholesale
47			overtime
48			promotion
49			negotiate
50			growth


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6		SILVER PIN	RED PEPPER	BLACK CAT	A CUP OF MUSTARD	OLIVE SOCK	AUBURN DOG	WOODEN HOOK
7		physical	error	understand	among	wanted	along	would
8		until	guessed	strategy	company	market	August	bookkeeper
9		business	measure	advertise	suddenly	calm	autumn	football
10		pretty	weather	imagine	trouble	automatic	bought	full
11		committee	said	transfer	culture	far	brought	good
12		division	credit	capital	discuss	column	daughter	looked
13		busy	connect	advance	enough	department	draw	woman
14		ship	direction	password	flood	job	drawer	cookies
15		pick	generally	happen	mushroom	March	pawn	sugar
16		sick	necessary	fast	frustrated	quality	foggy	took
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18		SILVER PIN	RED PEPPER	BLACK CAT	A CUP OF MUSTARD	OLIVE SOCK	AUBURN DOG	WOODEN HOOK
19		industry	protected	flat	government	impossible	frog	could
20		rhythm	meant	calendar	months	dollars	golf	cushion
21		quick	instead	natural	nothing	watch	gone	pull
22		building	attention	balance	number	across	laundry	push
23		eliminate	embarrassed	reaction	once	knowledge	law	put
24		competition	depend	satisfied	other	holiday	lawyer	stood
25		system	debt	contaminate	public	bottom	nausea	hoodie
26		assistant	never	back	rough	argument	thought	hook
27		simple	investigate	example	adjustment	confident	wrong	shook
28		him	representative	branch	struggle	bargain	authority	should
29								You shoulda shook the hoodie, then put it on the wooden hook!
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31		SILVER PIN	RED PEPPER	BLACK CAT	A CUP OF MUSTARD	OLIVE SOCK	AUBURN DOG	WOODEN HOOK
32		living	preferences	Dan	such	talk
33		dignity	guests	Daniel	running	talking
34		fulfillment	resident	Danny	success	honored
35		experiences	questions	Fanny	support	aging is honored
36		religious	pleasures	plan	comfortable	offer
37		activities	everyone	fan	love	start
38		this	care	ran	come	all
39		specific	cared for	Stanley	consultant	optimize
40		decisions	respectful	Stan	instruct	monitor
41		live	against	man	upper	optimization
42		paternalistic	let	France	supper	partner
43		political	independent	branch	rubber	responsible
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45		SILVER PIN	RED PEPPER	BLACK CAT	A CUP OF MUSTARD	OLIVE SOCK	AUBURN DOG	WOODEN HOOK
46		input	medical		rubbed	strong
47		decision	records		rug	stronger
48		facility	met		butter	product
49		it	parents		product line
50		is	pair		cultural	other
51		in	pear		studied	onomatopoeia
52		will			published
53		kitty			instructions
54		Chicago			such
55		pill			ultimately
56		drill			fluctuate
57		spill			subject
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59		SILVER PIN	RED PEPPER	BLACK CAT	A CUP OF MUSTARD	OLIVE SOCK	AUBURN DOG	WOODEN HOOK
60					introduction
61					discussion
62					sucker
63					scrub
64					subtle
65					result
66					supplement
67					cultured
68					customer
69					troubleshoot
70					public
71					encompass
72					summarize
73					buddy
74					My funny buddy is coming.
75					You coulda put the dishes away.
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6		PURPLE SHIRT	ORANGE DOOR	R CONTROLLED
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8		attorney	reward	fear, GREEN TEA, fear
9		dirty	ordinary
10		disturb	ignore	tour, BLUE MOON, tour
11		entrepreneur	warning
12		purpose	organize	prepare, RED PEPPER, prepare
13		journey	foreign
14		server	important	hair, RED PEPPER, hair
15		heard	normal
16		early	perform	before, ORANGE DOOR, before
17		were	priority
18				career, GREEN TEA, career
19		certain	before
20		current	board	car, OLIVE SOCK, car
21		third	explore
22		searching	soar	barley, OLIVE SOCK, barley
23		clerk	force
24		circle	form	wired, WHITE TIE, wired
25		worker	forward
26		prefer	morning	weird, GREEN TEA, weird
27		earth	order
28		curve	report	hour, BROWN COW, hour
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33		nourishing
34		service
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7		Formed From	Reduction	SENTENCE	Color
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9		don't + know	donno	I donno her name. (I don't know her name.)	A CUP OF MUSTARD
10		do + not + know	dunno	I dunno her name. (I don't know her name.)	A CUP OF MUSTARD
11		front + of	frunna	The statue's in frunna the capitol building. (The statue is in front of the capitol building.)	A CUP OF MUSTARD
12		did + you	jya	Djya do it? (Did you do it?)	A CUP OF MUSTARD
13		must + have	musta	I musta lost my pencil. (I must have lost my pencil.)	A CUP OF MUSTARD
14		to + the	tuhthe	He wen tuhthe store. (He went to the store.)	A CUP OF MUSTARD
15		what + are + you	whadderya	Whadderya gonna do about it? (What are you going to do about it?)	A CUP OF MUSTARD
16		what + do + you	whaddaya	Whaddaya think o' my idea? (What do you think of my idea?)	A CUP OF MUSTARD
17		what + do + you	whatcha	Whatcha think o' my idea? (What do you think of my idea?)	A CUP OF MUSTARD
18		what + did + you	whajya	Whajya thinkuv my idea? (What do you think of my idea?)	A CUP OF MUSTARD
19		what + is + up	whassup	Wassup? (What's up?)	A CUP OF MUSTARD
20		what + is	wut's	Wut's goin'on? (What is going on?)	A CUP OF MUSTARD
21		what + is + her	wutser	Wutser problem? (What's her problem?)	A CUP OF MUSTARD
22		what + is + his	wutsiz	Wutsiz problem? (What's his problem?)	A CUP OF MUSTARD
23		was	wuz	I wuz lost in the woods! (I was lost in the woods.)	A CUP OF MUSTARD
24		wasn't	wuzn't	He wuzn't very smart. (He wasn't very smart.)	A CUP OF MUSTARD
25		was + he	wuzzy	He wuzn't at home, wuzzy? (He wasn't at home, was he?)	A CUP OF MUSTARD
26		you	ya	I didn' seeya yesterday. (I didn't see you yesterday.)	A CUP OF MUSTARD
27		because	cuz	We stayed indoors cuzuhthuh rain. (We stayed indoors because of the rain.)	A CUP OF MUSTARD
28
29		had + to	hadda	We hadda make a decision. (We had to make a decision.)	BLACK CAT
30		have + to	hafta	I hafta make this video quickly. (I have to make this video quickly.)	BLACK CAT
31		has + to	hasta	He hasta be 100 years old! (He has to be 100 years old!)	BLACK CAT
32
33		who + did + you	whojya	Whoja see at the meeting? (Who did you see at the meeting?)	BLUE MOON
34		who + did + he	whodee	Whodee tell the secret to? (Who did he tell the secret to?)	BLUE MOON
35		who + did + she	whodshee	Whodshee tell the secret to? (Who did she tell the secret to?)	BLUE MOON
36
37		how + do + you	howdya	Howdya say this word? (How do you say this word?)	BROWN COW
38		how + did + you	howjya	Howja do that? (How do you say that?)	BROWN COW
39		how + would + you	howoojya	Howooja solve that problem? (How would you solve that problem?)	BROWN COW
40		how + are + you	howarya	Howarya today? (How are you today?)	BROWN COW
41		out + of	outta	The cat got outta the box. (The cat got out of the box.)	BROWN COW
42		how + about	howbout	Howboutit? (How about it?)	BROWN COW
43
44		did + you + eat	jeet	Jeet lunch yet? (Did you eat lunch yet?)	GREEN TEA
45
46		going + to	gonna	I'm gonna eat ice cream. (I'm going to eat ice cream.)	OLIVE SOCK
47		got + you	gotcha	I gotcha some coffee from the coffee shop. (I got you some coffee from the coffee shop.)	OLIVE SOCK
48		got + to	gotta	I've gotta go soon! (I have got to go soon!)	OLIVE SOCK
49		got + it	gottit	I've gottit! (I've got it!)	OLIVE SOCK
50		lots + of	lotsa	Babies drink lotsa milk. (Babies drink lots of milk.)	OLIVE SOCK
51		lot + of	lotta	Big dogs eat a lotta dogfood. (Big dogs eat a lot of dogfood.)	OLIVE SOCK
52		ought + to	oughta	We outghta study more. (We ought to study more.)	OLIVE SOCK
53		want + you	wancha	I wancha to finish by Friday. (I want you to finish by Friday.)	OLIVE SOCK
54		want + to	wanna	I wanna eat chocolate cake. (I want to eat chocolate cake.)	OLIVE SOCK
55		all + of + the	alluhthuh	He spilled alluthuh milk. He spilled all of the milk.)	OLIVE SOCK
56		all + of + your	alluhyer	She spilled alluhyer coffee. She spilled all of your coffee.)	OLIVE SOCK
57
58		sort + of	sorta	Summer is sorta hot in Los Angeles. Summer is sort of hot in Los Angeles.	ORANGE DOOR
59
60		your	yer	Is this yer correct phone number? (Is this your correct phone number?)	PURPLE SHIRT
61		for	fer	We lived in New York fer three years. (We lived in New York for three years.)	PURPLE SHIRT
62		or	er	We 'ave only three er four. (We have only three er four.)	PURPLE SHIRT
63		are	er	We're OK but they're really good! (We are OK but they are really good!)	PURPLE SHIRT
64		her	er	What'ser name? (What is her name?)	PURPLE SHIRT
65
66		bet + you	betcha	I betcha that horse will lose the race. (I bet you that horse will lose the race.)	RED PEPPER
67		get + you	getcha	Can I getcha some coffee from the coffee shop? (Can I get you some coffee from the coffee shop?)	RED PEPPER
68		did + you + have	jev	Jev a good time at the party? (Did you have a good time at the party?)	RED PEPPER
69		did + you + ever	jever	Jever learn how to swim? (Did you ever learn how to swim?)	RED PEPPER
70		let + me	lemme	Lemme showya howta doodat. (Let me show you how to do that.)	RED PEPPER
71		when + did + you	whenjya	Whenja get back home? (When did you get back home?)	RED PEPPER
72		where + did + you	wherjya	Werja go on vacation? (Where did you go on vacation?)	RED PEPPER
73		yes	yeah, yep	Areya goin''? Yep! (Are you going? Yes!)	RED PEPPER
74		them	em	Go get'em! (Go get them!)	RED PEPPER
75
76		don't + you	doncha	Doncha 'ava pen in yer locker? (Don't you have a pen in your locker?)	ROSE BOAT
77		you + know	ya-know	Doncha know? (Don't you know?)	ROSE BOAT
78		won't + you	woncha	Woncha think about it? (Won't you think about it?)	ROSE BOAT
79		no	nope	Are ya stayin'? Nope! (Are you staying? No!)	ROSE BOAT
80
81		did + you	didja	Didja 'av a good time? (Did you have a good time?)	SILVER PIN
82		give + me	gimme	Can ya gimme money tuh buy a toy? (Can you give me money to buy a toy?)	SILVER PIN
83		it + is	tiz	Is 'zis yer wallet? Yes, 'tiz indeed! (Is this your wallet? Yes, it is, indeed!)	SILVER PIN
84		it + isn't	tizent	Nope! Tizent my wallet! Maybe it's Elsa's. (No! It isn't my wallet! Maybe it's Elsa's.)	SILVER PIN
85		his	iz	Watsiz name? (What is his name?)	SILVER PIN
86
87		sort + of	sorta	She's sorta pretty. She's sort of pretty.	ORANGE DOOR
88
89		kind + of	kinda	She's kinda pretty. She's kind of pretty.	WHITE TIE
90		kinds + of	kindsa	I planted three kindsa flowers. (I planted three kinds of flowers.)	WHITE TIE
91		might + have	mighta	He mighta forgotten the password. (He might have forgotten the password.)	WHITE TIE
92		type + of	typa	That's a funny typa hat. (That's a funny type of hat.)	WHITE TIE
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94		could + have	coulda	I coulda just stood in front of a whiteboard. (I could have just stood in front of a whiteboard.)	WOODEN HOOK
95		should + have	shoulda	I shoulda written down the password. (I should have written down the password.)	WOODEN HOOK
96		would + you	wouldjya	Wouldja tell me the password? (Would you tell me the password?)	WOODEN HOOK
97		would + have	woulda	If I had enough money, I woulda bought the truck. (If I had enough money, I would have bought the truck.	WOODEN HOOK
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99		who + did + you	whoodjya	Whodjya choose? Who did you choose?	BLUE MOON
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101		of, to, and	uv, tuh, n	Bob 'n Jane wentuhthu wes sideuhthu park. (Bob and Jane went to the west side of the park.)	SCHWA
102
103		Use Reductions to Sound like a Native English Speaker! (5:37)
104		By Bob the Canadian
105
106		19 SUPER Common Word PAIRS that Reduce (8:40)
107		25 VERY Common Reductions in English (10:3)
108		Reducing the Word "TO" (10:55)
109		Wancher, Getcher, Doncha, Havencha, Wouldncha and Tag Questions (13:08)
110		By Clear English corner with Keenyn Rhodes
111
112		FAST ENGLISH: The #1 Secret is REDUCTIONS (14:41)
113		By Rachel's English (with Tom)
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115		Fast Speech 1(13:22)
116		Fast Speech 2 (14:08)
117		19 Examples Of Crazy Fast Speech In American English (7:02)
118		By The English Coach (Stefanie)
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120		Learn The "Secret" Informal English Contractions (10:24)
121		By Go Natural English
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123		Informal Contractions (3:54)
124		By American English
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126		Coulda, Woulda, Shoulda
127		Using Would Have, Could Have, Should Have - English Grammar Lesson (14:00)
128		By Oxford Online English
129
130		American English Vowel Sounds (16:00)
131		(Listening for the stressed vowel sound in a phrase)
132		By Keenan
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134		English Contractions - Improve Your Pronunciation of Contractions in English (16:29)
135		"Legitimate" contractions including some which at one time we would not have written out.
136		By Oxford Online English
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138
139		COMMON EXPRESSIONS USING REDUCTIONS
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141		Definition of a "wannabe" --
142		-- a person who wants or aspires to be someone or something else
143		or who tries to look or act like someone else
144		Example: Is he an art expert? No, he's just a wannabe.
145
146		"You betcha!" "You bet your life!"
147		"Gotcha!" -- I've got you! -- A. I have caught you.. B. I understand you.
148
149		"Gimme, gimme, gimme!" -- a saying saying someone is always asking for something.
150		My dog always wants a treat. He's always, "gimme, gimme, gimme".
151
152		Lemme think! Gimme 5 minutes.
153		Could you give me 5 minutes, please. Couldja gimme 5 minutes please?
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155		I've gotta do it. So I'm gonna do it today.
156
157		"Well, whaddaya know!" "Well, what do you know!" -- An expression of surprise meaning "I didn't know that."
158
159		"Nuff said!" "Enough said!" -- Expression meaning what has already been said gives all the information needed.
160
161		"Bout time!" "About time!" -- A. Expression meaning something is happening late.
162		bout time about time -- means very close to ne necessary time "It's about time we left."
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165		Fuzzy Wuzzy was a bear.		Fuzzy Wuzzy wuza bear.
166		Fuzzy Wuzzy had no hair.		Fuzzy Wuzzy hadno hair.
167		Fuzzy wasn't fuzzy,		Fuzzy wuzzn't fuzzy,
168		Was he?		Wuzzy?


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9		Felix fell fifty feet down the hill and past the street.
10		The field was filled with winter wheat.
11		He grinned and leaped the ditch and said,
12		"At least this is better than being dead."
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14		Green Grendel grins and grits his teeth.
15		He greets the tree and h[i]des beneath.
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17		I begged Bill Beal to bid on the bell.
18		I willed widow Williams to wed by the well.
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20		Minnie the meany just missed with her mit
21		When Pete pitched the peach or maybe the pit.
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23		Nick has a unique neck.
24		Rick reeks; he's a total wreck.
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26		Dina dips a silly mink
27		In the stinky, steely sink.
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29		I'll leave the last list for Lina
30		And ten techy teens, along with Tina.
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32		Phil feared the filling feast and said, "I found a snack. It fits."
33		Izzy and Ezra took it easy, eating the grilled and greasy grits.
34		The chick checked the cheap, cheesy chip
35		But chose the pickles and pink pretzel dip.
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38		Minimal Pairs Audio at EnglishClub.com
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40		Minimal Pairs Worksheets at EnglishClub.com


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9		Did Ron run?
10		Did Fawn have fun?
11		Did the pawn make a pun?
12		Is the dawn now all done?
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14		He sung the song well,
15		But rung the wrong bell.
16		Then shucked the hard shell
17		And struck a strong smell.
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19		I paid big bucks for the box.
20		With luck you'll open its' locks.
21		And stuck in a slurry of stocks
22		Find the sumptuous gold from Fort Knox.
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24		You follow the furrow
25		Then borrow the burrow.
26		Clean dirt from the dart
27		And the hurt from your heart.
28		Then jog with the jug
29		And drink grog from the mug.
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31		I wonder as I wander,
32		What color is that collar?
33		The scarf is really scuffed!
34		It's duller than this dollar!
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36		Poppy bought the puppy.
37		While Gerda got a guppy.
38		The bug lived in the bog.
39		In the dugout with the dog.
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42		For more practice with OLIVE SOCK and a CUP of MUSTARD
43		short o /ɑ/ — short u /ʌ/ minimal pairs
44		By Pronuncian.com
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46		For more practice with PURPLE SHIRT and a CUP of MUSTARD
47		Minimal pairs /ʌ/ and /ɜː/
48		By John's English Blog
49
50		Intonation in English - English Pronunciation Lesson (15:44)
51		By Oxford Online English


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3	y		GREEN TEA xxxx				PURPLE SHIRT xxxx			BLUE MOON xxxxx		w
4				SILVER PIN xxxx			A CUP OF MUSTARD xxxxx			WOODEN HOOK xxxxx
5	y				GRAY DAY xxxx					ROSE BOAT xxxxx		w
6						RED PEPPER xxxxx				ORANGE DOOR xxxxx		r
7						RED PEPPER xxxxx				TURQUOISE TOY xxxx		y
8	y	WHITE TIE xxxx					BLACK CAT xxxx	OLIVE SOCK xxxx	AUBURN DOG xxxxx	BROWN COW xxxx		w
9		WHITE TIE xxxx					BLACK CAT xxxx	OLIVE SOCK xxxx	AUBURN DOG xxxxx	BROWN COW xxxx
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35						Interactive Chart at Colorvowel
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38						By JJ Medicine