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Survival Phrases Season 1
Learn the most common way to say "thank you"
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Phrases to Express Your Fears
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Phrases to Express Your Fears
24 words
water
(n)
bridge over water
bridge over water
mirror
(n)
a reflective surface, usually made from glass, that can be used to see reflections
The mirror is hanging on the wall.
The mirror is hanging on the wall.
dog
(n)
a four-legged domesticated animal that is popular as a pet and has fur, a tail, and makes a barking noise
a brown dog and a black dog
a brown dog and a black dog
Halloween
(n)
Halloween falls on October 31st.
Halloween falls on October 31st.
thunder
(n)
The thunderstorm is lighting up the dark forest.
The thunderstorm is lighting up the dark forest.
snake
(n)
a long, limbless reptile that has scales and can be venomous
The sea snake is swimming near the coral reef.
The sea snake is swimming near the coral reef.
future
(n)
the time period after today
A good education is important for one's future.
A good education is important for one's future.
needle
(n)
The woman is doing needlework.
The woman is doing needlework.
clock
(n)
a device used for telling the time
The alarm clock is set for 5 a.m.
The alarm clock is set for 5 a.m.
crime
(n)
an act that is against the law
You can't call that a crime.
You can't call that a crime.
reptile
(n)
scaly reptile
scaly reptile
rejection
(n)
dark
(n)
Turn on the lamp when it starts to get dark in the room.
Turn on the lamp when it starts to get dark in the room.
height
(n)
Sunflowers grow to heights between 8-12 feet.
Sunflowers grow to heights between 8-12 feet.
insect
(n)
The tourist tasted the insect.
The tourist tasted the insect.
bad luck
(n)
We haven't had any good luck in my family lately, but the bad luck just keeps coming, one thing after another.
We haven't had any good luck in my family lately, but the bad luck just keeps coming, one thing after another.
scary movie
(p)
I have no problem watching scary movies.
I have no problem watching scary movies.
dentist
(n)
a person who is qualified to treat conditions that affect the teeth and gums
Most dentists recommend using a toothpaste with fluoride.
Most dentists recommend using a toothpaste with fluoride.
flying
(n)
Do you like flying (by plane)?
Do you like flying (by plane)?
public speaking
(p)
embarrassment
(n)
I was dying of embarrassment when I saw my skirt torn up to the hip.
I was dying of embarrassment when I saw my skirt torn up to the hip.
being alone
(p)
making mistakes
(p)
being forgotten
(p)
I'm scared that I'd be forgotten.
I'm scared that I'd be forgotten.
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