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Theme: Cleaning
Word: to dust – (regular verb)
Meaning: to clean furniture, a room, etc. by removing dust from surfaces with a cloth
Example: I broke the vase while I was dusting.
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Theme: Cleaning
Word: to scrub – (regular verb)
Meaning: to clean something by rubbing it hard, perhaps with a brush and usually with soap and water
Example: I found him in the kitchen, scrubbing the floor.
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Theme: Cleaning
Word: a squeegee – (count noun)
Meaning: a tool with a rubber edge and a handle, used for removing water from smooth surfaces such as windows
Example: Be sure that the squeegee with the widest blade will fit your smallest window.
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Theme: In the Sky
Word: sunset – (noun)
Meaning: the time in the evening when the sun disappears and the night begins
Example: “There was a red sunset in the sky last night.”
Thanks to Laura Charr for this week’s theme and words!
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Theme: In the Sky
Word: eclipse – (noun)
Meaning: an occasion when the sun or the moon cannot be seen for a short time, because the Earth is passing directly between them
Example: “You should never stare directly at an eclipse.”
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Theme: In the Sky
Word: Northern Lights – (noun)
Meaning: bands of coloured light that are see in the night sky in the most northern parts of the world (aurora borealis)
Example: “The Northern Lights were very bright as they danced across the sky.”
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Theme: In the Sky
Word: rainbow – (noun)
Meaning: arch of colours in the sky you can sometimes see after it rains
Example: “The colours of the rainbow are very beautiful.”
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Theme: In the Sky
Word: sunrise – (noun)
Meaning: the time in the morning when the sun first appears in the sky
Example: “I like to get up very early in the morning so I can see the sunrise.” or “A farmers’ day begins at sunrise.”
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Theme: Parts of Clothing
Word: hood (hoŏd)
Meaning: a covering for the head and neck with an opening for the face, usually part of a coat, parka, or hoodie
Example: Because it was cold, she pulled her hood over her head.
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Theme: Parts of Clothing
Word: seam (sēm)
Meaning: a line along which two pieces of fabric are sewn together
Example: It’s hard to sew a straight seam.