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Describing Words — Lesson 2
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some
sʌm
A number of, but not all — some birds are on the branch and one is flying in.
I have some books on the shelf.
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just
dʒʌst
Only; no more than — the bear gives the rabbit just one orange.
I just wanted to say hello.
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next
nekst
Coming right after — the dog is next in line behind the duck.
Who works in the office next to yours?
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most
moʊst
The greatest amount — the big jar has the most candies.
This is the most beautiful city I've ever seen.
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such
sʌtʃ
So great or of that kind — such a big ice cream cone.
I have never seen such a beautiful sunset.
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available
əˈveɪləbl̩
Free and ready to use — the bench is available for anyone to sit on.
Is this seat available?
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after
ˈæftɚ
When something else is finished — she smiles after blowing out the candles.
I'll see you after lunch.
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through
θruː
From one side to the other — the cat is walking through the pet door.
The train goes through the tunnel.
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each
iːtʃ
Every one, one by one — each dog wears a different collar.
Each student has a book.
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very
ˈver.i
To a high degree — a very tall giraffe.
The situation is very serious .
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many
ˈmɛni
A large number — many apples fill the basket.
There are many books on the shelf.
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under
ˈʌndər
Below something — the cat is sitting under the table.
The cat is under the table.
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