Heartland English School – Word of the Day


Forecast by carolhutch61
2016.11.30, 12:04 am
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Theme: Weather Words

Word: Forecast

Meaning: The expected weather for the future.

Example: According to the five day forecast, it’s going to snow on our wedding day.

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Drizzle by carolhutch61
2016.11.29, 2:40 pm
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Theme: Weather Words

Word: Drizzle

Meaning: Slightly raining.

Example: I think I’ll take the dog for a walk. It’s only drizzling now.

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Flurries by carolhutch61
2016.11.28, 12:01 am
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Theme: Weather Words

Word: Flurries

Meaning: Very light snowfall.

Example: There are a few flurries but the snow isn’t sticking to the sidewalk.

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turn out by JT-Heartland
2016.11.25, 12:01 am
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Theme: TURN

Words:  turn out (v.)

Pronunciation: / tεrn aut /

Meaning: Be the result, be what happens in the end

Examples:

  • I made some cookies and they turned out pretty good!
  • We heard the movie wasn’t the greatest, but it actually turned out to be interesting.
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take a turn for the worse/better by JT-Heartland
2016.11.24, 12:01 am
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Theme: TURN

Words:  take a turn for the worse/better

Pronunciation: / tek ∂ tεrn for ð∂ wεrs/bεt∂r /

Meaning: Suddenly become worse or better

Examples:

  • The weather took a turn for the worse, so they cancelled the picnic.
  • When his health took a turn for the better, everyone was very happy.

 

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take turns by JT-Heartland
2016.11.23, 12:01 am
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Theme: TURN

Words:  take turns (v.)

Pronunciation: / tek tεrnz /

Meaning: A “turn” is your time to do something. “Take turns” means everyone does something one after another.

Examples:

  • Whose turn is it?
  • Students take turns answering the questions. (First, student 1… then student 2… and so on)
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turn “an age” by JT-Heartland
2016.11.22, 12:02 am
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Theme: TURN

Words:  turn “an age” (v.)

Pronunciation: / tεrn /

Meaning: Become this age

Examples:

  • You are 25 now. When do you turn 26?
  • I just turned 30.
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turn around by JT-Heartland
2016.11.21, 12:01 am
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Theme: TURN

Words:  turn around (v.)

Pronunciation: / tεrn ∂-raund/

Meaning: Face the other direction

Examples:

  • I heard someone say my name at the park, and when I turned around, I saw my cousin.
  • I am making a surprise for you. Don’t turn around!

 

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ring by carolhutch61
2016.11.18, 1:59 am
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Theme: Places Where You Play Sports

Word: ring (noun)      ri ng

Meaning: a small enclosed space, surrounded by spectators, where a sport is played

Example: The boxers boxed in the boxing ring.

Other sports you can play in a ring: wrestling, mixed martial arts

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court by carolhutch61
2016.11.17, 1:58 am
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Theme: Places Where You Play Sports

Word: court (noun)      kôrt

Meaning: a 4-sided enclosed area marked for a ball sport

Example: University of Winnipeg has an excellent volleyball court.

Other sports you can play on a court: basketball, handball, squash, badminton, tennis

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