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Word: Trail (noun)
Pronunciation: /treɪl/
Meaning: Sendero
Sentence: The man walked down the trail on a cold, gray day.
Examples:
1. I walked the same trail for two hours.
2. The trail will be close next year.
3. I like to walk around the trail with my sister.
Word: wolf (noun)
Pronunciation: /wʊlf/
Meaning: Lobo
Sentence: It was a big animal, half dog and half wolf.
Examples:
1. The wolf is bigger than my dog.
2. I saw many wolf in the zoo.
3. I would like to have a wolf but it is dangerous.
Word: Stream (noun)
Pronunciation: /striːm/
Meaning: corriente, arrollo
Sentence: Once, he stopped suddenly, and then walked around a part of the frozen stream.
Examples:
1. The stream was very frozen.
2. There were many frozen fish in the stream.
3. Near my house there is a very strong stream.
Word: Log (noun)
Pronunciation: /lɒɡ/
Meaning: Tronco
Sentence: He sat on a snow covered log and ate his lunch.
Examples:
1. In front of my hoy there is a big log.
2. There are many logs in the forest.
3. My friend Carla uses a log as a chair.
Word: Delay (verb)
Pronunciation: /dɪˈleɪ/
Meaning: Retrasar
Sentence: The accident would delay his arrival at the camp.
Examples:
1. The coffee will delay a bit.
2. If I could, I would delay the trip.
3. The train was delayed.
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Word: Branches (noun)
Pronunciation: /brɑːn(t)ʃ/
Meaning: Ramas
Sentence: In their branches were pieces of dry grass and wood left flood.
Examples:
1. That tree does not have many branches.
2. When I was a child I fell from a very high branch.
3. The branches of that tree are very thin.
Word: Gloves (noun)
Pronunciation: /ɡlʌv/
Meaning: Guantes
Sentence: He pulled off his gloves, took out his matches, and lighted the fire.
Examples:
1. I like black gloves because are nice.
2. She does not use gloves at his work.
3. Gloves are very expensive at this store.
Word: Matches (noun)
Pronunciation: /matʃ/
Meaning: Cerillos
Sentence: He pulled off his gloves, took out his matches, and lighted the fire.
Examples:
1. I needed matches yesterday.
2. Juan lent me his matches because I did not have it.
3. The matches are very cheap in the supermarket.
Word: Steel (noun)
Pronunciation: /stiːl/
Meaning: Acero
Sentence: The strings on his boots were as hard as steel.
Examples:
1. The steel is harder than wood.
2. I have to do a door with steel.
3. The stairs are made of steel in the parking lot.
Word: Pocket (noun)
Pronunciation: /ˈpɒkɪt/
Meaning: Bolsillo
Sentence: He reached into his pocket for the matches.
Examples:
1. My pant pocket is too deep.
2. My T-shirt does not have a pocket.
3. I don’t have money on my pocket.
