🟦 #Relationship

#Review #Vocabulary

🔷Get along - to have a good relationship.
🔷Break up - to end a romantic relationship.
🔷Fall out - to have an argument and stop being friendly.
🔷Make up - to become friends again after an argument.
🔷Get together - to start a romantic relationship.
🔷Split up - to end a relationship.
🔷Go out - to date someone.
🔷Engaged - formally agreed to marry.
🔷Married - having a husband or wife.
🔷Divorced - legally ended a marriage.
🔷Ex - a former partner or spouse.
🔷Fiancé/Fiancée - a person engaged to be married.
🔷Propose - to ask someone to marry you.
🔷Lose touch - to stop communicating with someone.
🔷Have something in common - to share interests or characteristics.
🔷Get to know - to become familiar with someone.
🔷Get along - to have a friendly relationship.
🔷Become friends - to start a friendship.
🔷Break up - to end a romantic relationship.
🔷Get in touch - to contact someone.
🔷Date - to go out with someone you are romantically interested in.


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#Review

🟦#Sports

🔷Referee: A judge of the play in games and sports.

🔷Umpire: A referee in sports like tennis.

🔷Spectator: A person who watches a sporting event.

🔷Sports arena: A central, level area for the performance of sports or entertainment.

🔷Court: Place where basketball or tennis is played.

🔷Track: A place where athletes run.

🔷Course: A place where you play golf.

🔷Slope: A place where you can go skiing.

🔷To beat: To defeat someone in a game or competition.

🔷To win: To be successful in a competition or match.

🔷To lose: The opposite of win.

🔷To tie: To have the same score in a match or game.

🔷To train: To practice a sport regularly before a match or competition.

🔷To get injured

🔷To kick: To hit something with your foot.

🔷Get in shape

🔷To score: To win or get a point, goal, etc., in a competition, sport, game, or test.

🔷Striker: A player in a game such as football whose main purpose is to try to score goals.


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#Review #Movie #U6

🟦 Comedy

🟦Drama

🟦Action

🟦Horror

🟦Romantic Comedy
(Rom-Com): A movie that combines romance and comedy.

🟦Science Fiction or sci-fi

🟦Documentary

🟦Animated

🟦Thriller: A movie with an exciting plot, often involving crime or espionage.

🟦Musical: A movie where songs sung by the characters are interwoven into the narrative.

🟦Director


🟦 Screenplay: The script of a movie, including dialogue and instructions for actors and crew.

🟦 Plot: The sequence of events that make up the story of the movie.

🟦 Scene: A part of a movie where the action takes place in a single location.

🟦Special Effects (SFX)

🟦 Genre

🟦 Sequel: A movie that continues the story of a previous movie.

🟦 Box Office: The place where tickets are sold; also refers to the financial earnings of a movie.

🟦 Subtitles

🟦 Dubbed: When the original dialogue of a movie is replaced with dialogue in another language.
Cast

🟦 The movie was set in

🟦The set of the movie

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#Pronunciation

🟦 #Linking words

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🟦 The Body


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🟦 Places to live
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🟦 Houses

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