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How to Say Thank You in English
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week
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a period of seven days
this week
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year
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a period of 365 days
three years
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today
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the present day
Today's weather forecast is sunny.
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tomorrow
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the day after today
Tomorrow will be my birthday.
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yesterday
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the day before today
I went to the movies yesterday.
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calendar
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a chart that shows the days, weeks, and months of a year
one calendar year
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hour
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a period of time, equal to sixty minutes
one hour
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minute
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a period of 60 seconds
three minutes
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o'clock
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used to specify hours when telling the time
Let's meet at the station at 9 o'clock.
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clock
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a device used for telling the time
The alarm clock is set for 5 a.m.
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can
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to be able to do something
She can play tennis.
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use
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to deploy something for the purpose it was made
use the computer
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do
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to perform an action or task
I want to do something interesting.
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go
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to travel, to move from one place to another
She goes to the store.
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come
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to travel or move towards a place
come towards a video camera
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laugh
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to find something funny and make a sound to show that
The couple laughs at a joke.
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make
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to construct something from component parts
The maid is making the bed in a hotel room.
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see
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to notice something with your eyes
see a sunset
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far
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The woman is looking at something far away.
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small
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very small
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good
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Thumbs up means good.
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beautiful
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She is a beautiful woman.
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ugly
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not attractive
ugly face
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difficult
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English is difficult.
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simple, not difficult
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