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My Life with the Walter Boys — Season 3 Episode 10

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CEFR level

of lower quality or more serious

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of lower quality or more serious

This cake tastes worse than the last one

more unpleasant or of lower quality

The weather is getting worse

almost certainly; very likely

In scene

almost certainly; very likely

It will probably rain today

the result of reaching a goal

In scene

the result of reaching a goal

Hard work leads to success

used to add a negative statement

In scene

used to add a negative statement

I don't like it either

one or the other of two things

In scene

one or the other of two things

Either you stay or I go

used to add a similar idea in a negative sentence

I do not like apples and she does not either

to make someone or something die

In scene

to make someone or something die

The hunter killed the deer

to be very funny or popular with an audience

The comedian killed the audience

to want something very much

I am killing for a slice of pizza

to stop or end something

We had to kill the project

true or accurate

In scene

true or accurate

You are right

a legal or moral claim to something

Everyone has the right to education

the side that is opposite of left

Turn right at the corner

used to say yes or to show agreement

In scene

used to say yes or to show agreement

Of course I will come

a series of lessons on a particular subject

I am taking an English course

one part of a meal, such as a starter or main dish

The first course was soup

used to say something is expected or obvious

Of course I will help you

one part of a meal, such as a starter or main dish

I liked the main course

a planned way or path to follow

The ship changed its course

a continuous period of time

During the course of the day

a way of doing something

The ship changed its course

an area of land used for a sport or activity

The golf course is very large

a series of classes or lessons on a particular subject

I am taking an English course

to have a physical or emotional sensation

In scene

to have a physical or emotional sensation

I feel very tired

to have an opinion or attitude

In scene

to have an opinion or attitude

I feel that we should go

a strong feeling or emotion

I feel anxious about the test

official rules that control how something is done

In scene

official rules that control how something is done

The company follows strict health regulations

content

You must follow the new safety regulation

one of two equal parts of something

In scene

one of two equal parts of something

The team played both halves well

to some extent but not completely

He was half asleep

a person you are married to or in a romantic relationship with

I am going out with my better half

feeling nervous and not relaxed

In scene

feeling nervous and not relaxed

She felt tense before the interview

to make a muscle or part of the body tight

He tensed his muscles before the lift

to make muscles or body parts stiff and tight

Do not tense your shoulders while working

a form of a verb that shows when an action happens

The verb is in the past tense

having no doubt; confident

In scene

having no doubt; confident

I am sure about this

to say that you accept or agree with something

Sure I will do that

a particular area or point

We met at this sure

used to agree or say yes

We can meet later. Sure.

to wish for something

In scene

to wish for something

I want a glass of water

to wish for something

I want a glass of water

to try to find or get someone

The police want him for robbery

an emotion that you experience

In scene

an emotion that you experience

Love is a strong feeling

a strong feeling or emotion

Love is a powerful feeling

the general mood or character of a place

The room has a cozy feeling

a belief or idea that something is true or will happen

I have a feeling it will rain

to have a physical or emotional sensation

I am feeling happy today

to have a physical or emotional feeling

I can feel the wind

to have the feeling or belief that something is happening

I feel that we are lost

expecting good things to happen

I have a hopeful feeling about this

the belief that something is true or will happen

I have a feeling he knows

a belief that something is true without proof

She trusts her intuition

a physical or emotional feeling

I have a strange feeling

a strong feeling or emotion

Anger is a strong feeling

a strong feeling or emotion

Joy is a happy feeling

a strong feeling or emotion

She is full of feeling

to have an opinion or attitude

I have a feeling that we should go

to move to a place

In scene

to move to a place

Come here

used to get attention or introduce a statement

Come now do not be upset

to occur or take place

How did this come about

a statement that you will definitely do something

In scene

a statement that you will definitely do something

I will keep my promise

to tell someone something will happen

In scene

to tell someone something will happen

I promise to call you later

the quality of showing that you will be successful in the future

The young student shows great promise

to let someone or something go from being held or trapped

He gave his promise to let them go

to become better

In scene

to become better

His English is improving

to make something better

I want to improve my skills

must or need to

In scene

must or need to

I gotta go now

to need to do something

In scene

to need to do something

I gotta go now

to begin doing something with full energy

In scene

to begin doing something with full energy

It is time to let it rip

having a positive or desirable quality

In scene

having a positive or desirable quality

This is a good book

something that helps or is useful

These are luxury goods

used to emphasize the degree of another adjective

It took a good ten minutes

to go through something

In scene

to go through something

I want to live new adventures

having life

The fish is still live

to have your home in a place

We live in a big house

happening at the same time as it is shown

The match is on live TV

to have little of something left

In scene

to have little of something left

We are running low on milk

to have very little of something left

The batteries are running low

having many small bubbles

In scene

having many small bubbles

I drink sparkling water

shining with light or energy

She wore a sparkling dress to the party

to ask for something or ask someone to do something

In scene

to ask for something or ask someone to do something

I ask for a pen

to plan or have a purpose to do something

I ask to do this task

to say something to get information

I need to ask a question

the time you go to bed to sleep

In scene

the time you go to bed to sleep

It is bedtime

happening quickly without warning

In scene

happening quickly without warning

There was a sudden change

to do something fun for a special event

In scene

to do something fun for a special event

We will celebrate your birthday tonight

to do something fun for a special event

We celebrate my birthday

to do something special to mark an important event

They celebrate the victory

to take part in a special event or occasion

We celebrate his birthday every year

a type of music with strong rhythms and improvisation

In scene

a type of music with strong rhythms and improvisation

I love listening to jazz

to make someone feel very excited or enthusiastic

The news really jazzed him up

a style of music with improvisation and rhythm

He likes listening to jazz music

a type of music with improvisation

I enjoy listening to jazz

a short performance to get a job

In scene

a short performance to get a job

I failed my audition for the play

a short test to see if someone is good at acting or singing

She has an audition tomorrow

a short performance to test a performer's ability

The dancer's audition was amazing

a device that controls the flow of liquid or gas

In scene

a device that controls the flow of liquid or gas

Close the valve to stop the water

in a clear way

In scene

in a clear way

It is clearly visible

in a way that is easy to see, hear, or understand

She spoke clearly during the meeting

of high quality or acceptable

In scene

of high quality or acceptable

I feel fine today

satisfactory or all right

In scene

satisfactory or all right

Everything will be fine

a sum of money you must pay as a punishment

He paid a fine for parking

very small in size or amount

There is fine sand on the beach

in good health or condition

She is feeling fine today

pleasing to look at or beautiful

She looks very fine today

of very good quality

This is a fine piece of work

acceptable or satisfactory

It is fine to stay here

to go with someone, often when not expected

In scene

to go with someone, often when not expected

Can I tag along?

to go somewhere with others

You can tag along with us to the cinema

to not have something that you need

In scene

to not have something that you need

They wanted for nothing

to have a desire for something

They do not want for anything in that house

without any doubt

In scene

without any doubt

I will definitely come

male child or young man

In scene

male child or young man

The boys are playing football

a group of male people

Hey boys come here

kind and caring

In scene

kind and caring

He was tender with the baby

to formally give or present something

He decided to tender his resignation

a small boat used to carry people to and from a larger ship

They took a tender to the shore

easy to chew or cut

The meat is very tender

every person; all people

In scene

every person; all people

Everyone is here

every person; all people

Everyone likes music

all people

Everyone is happy

extremely good or impressive

In scene

extremely good or impressive

That car is so cool

not excited or angry

Keep cool during the test

having a relatively low temperature; not hot or warm

The weather is cool today

an informal word for alcoholic drinks

In scene

an informal word for alcoholic drinks

They bought some booze for the party

an informal word for alcoholic beverages

He brought some booze to the party

to drink alcoholic beverages

They like to booze on the weekends

to act in a particular way toward someone or something

In scene

to act in a particular way toward someone or something

She treats everyone with kindness

to give medical care to someone

The doctor will treat the patient

to pay for someone else's food or drink

I will treat you to lunch today

something that gives pleasure

This chocolate is a special treat

something that shows a quality or condition

In scene

something that shows a quality or condition

This word acts as a qualifier in the sentence

a match or event to decide who enters a competition

In scene

a match or event to decide who enters a competition

The team won the final qualifier

a picture taken with a camera

In scene

a picture taken with a camera

I took a photo

a printed or digital image made with a camera

I took a photo of the cat

a natural skill or ability

In scene

a natural skill or ability

She has a knack for languages

to decide that a planned event will not happen

In scene

to decide that a planned event will not happen

They had to cancel the meeting

to make a mark on a ticket or stamp to show it cannot be used again

The machine will cancel your ticket

to stop supporting or approving of someone publicly

People decided to cancel the actor

to decide that something will not happen

I need to cancel my appointment

another time

In scene

another time

Please try again

a machine with blades that move air

In scene

a machine with blades that move air

Turn on the fan

a person who does not like someone or something

He is a fan of no one here

to move quickly like a fan or to cause air movement

She fanned herself with a book

a person who likes someone or something very much

He is a big fan of jazz

in an unexpected way

In scene

in an unexpected way

Suddenly, it started to rain

happening fast or without warning

The rain started suddenly

very bad or unpleasant

In scene

very bad or unpleasant

The weather was awful yesterday

very or extremely

He has an awful lot of money

extremely

It was an awful long time

extremely unpleasant

The movie was awful

to add new parts or features to an existing structure or device

In scene

to add new parts or features to an existing structure or device

They decided to retrofit the old building with solar panels

used to express a plan or prediction for the future

In scene

used to express a plan or prediction for the future

I'm gonna call you

real or true

In scene

real or true

Is this website legit?

to recover from an illness or problem

In scene

to recover from an illness or problem

It took him a week to get over the flu

to climb or move over a physical obstacle

He had to get over the wall

to trick someone

He tried to get over on me

to go to a place

Can you get over here quickly

a message sent and received by computer

In scene

a message sent and received by computer

I sent an email to my boss

a message sent electronically over the internet

I sent an email to my boss

to send a message electronically over the internet

I will email you the report later

a person who drives in drag races

In scene

a person who drives in drag races

The drag racer won the competition

to accept and endure a difficult or unpleasant situation

In scene

to accept and endure a difficult or unpleasant situation

You have to learn to live with it

to share a home with someone

I live with my family

the high sound a horse makes

In scene

the high sound a horse makes

The horse gave a loud whinny

to make the high-pitched sound that a horse makes

The horse began to whinny when it saw its owner

to make a serious statement or promise

In scene

to make a serious statement or promise

I swear to tell the truth

to be very sure about something

I swear I saw him

to use bad language

Do not swear in class

to slowly start to like something

In scene

to slowly start to like something

The song grew on me

to develop or form slowly over time

Mold started to grow on the bread

to develop and appear on a plant or surface

Lemons grow on these trees

to start to like something more over time

This song is starting to grow on me

the upper inside surface of a room

In scene

the upper inside surface of a room

There is a spider on the ceiling

the highest possible level

They set a ceiling on the price

the upper inside surface of a room

The ceiling is painted white

the top inside surface of a room

The ceiling is painted white

to be in a difficult or unpleasant situation or feeling

In scene

to be in a difficult or unpleasant situation or feeling

Don't wallow in self-pity

to be the best or first in a competition

In scene

to be the best or first in a competition

She wants to win the race

to get something as a result of an action

In scene

to get something as a result of an action

She worked hard to win his respect

to look good on someone

That jacket wins on you

soft and not rough or severe

In scene

soft and not rough or severe

He is a gentle person

a polite or kind person

He is a gentle man

kind and calm

He has a gentle voice

to make a short visit

In scene

to make a short visit

I stopped by your house today

to understand or notice something

In scene

to understand or notice something

I realized my mistake

to become actual or happen

She realized her dream

to become aware of something

He finally realized the truth

to make a short, sharp sound

In scene

to make a short, sharp sound

The glasses clinked together

a slang word for a prison

He ended up in the clink

waited for a long time

In scene

waited for a long time

This is a long awaited moment

waited for a long time

The long awaited movie is here

a group of students in the same year at school

In scene

a group of students in the same year at school

I like my class

a group of things that share similar features

My class is very friendly

rude or impolite behavior

That comment showed no class

to give something to someone for a particular purpose

In scene

to give something to someone for a particular purpose

They will allocate money for the project

to give reasons to show something is right

In scene

to give reasons to show something is right

She defended her decision

to keep someone safe from harm

The army defended the city

to speak or act in favor of someone or something

He defended his friend

to say that you want something

In scene

to say that you want something

I will ask for a glass of water

to behave in a way that is likely to cause an unpleasant event to happen

You are asking for trouble by staying out late

content

She will ask for help

to behave in a way that makes a bad thing likely to happen to you

You are asking for trouble

an official document that allows you to do something

In scene

an official document that allows you to do something

I have a license

to give official permission for something

The city licensed the new cafe

to push air out of your lungs

In scene

to push air out of your lungs

Inhale deeply and exhale slowly

a win by hitting an opponent so they cannot continue

In scene

a win by hitting an opponent so they cannot continue

The fighter won by knockout

a very attractive person

She is a total knockout

done with great attention to detail

In scene

done with great attention to detail

She did a thorough job

to pass a harmful germ to

In scene

to pass a harmful germ to

The virus can infect many people

to make something carry a disease or harmful thing

The virus can infect many people

unusual or odd

In scene

unusual or odd

This is a weird smell

to make someone feel strange or uncomfortable

He weirded me out

to make someone feel strange or uneasy

His comment really weirded me out

not normal or ordinary

He had a weird dream last night

at a time after now

In scene

at a time after now

I will see you later

happening after a particular time

We will eat later

happening or done after the expected or usual time

She arrived later than me

no longer living

The late king died long ago

happening or done not long ago

That is a later development

at a time in the future or after a particular event

I will do it later

at a time that comes after the present

See you later

at a time in the future

I will be back later

happening after the expected time

The later train arrived at midnight

old

This is a later work of the artist

not on time

He is later than usual

not on time

She is later than we expected

a period of seven days

In scene

a period of seven days

I will see you next week

a period of seven days

In scene

a period of seven days

There are seven days in a week

to take place

In scene

to take place

What happened?

to take place and affect someone

That happened to my friend

to occur or come to pass

Something strange happened

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