Lesson 5 Flashcards

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What is a sibling?

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A brother or sister.

Example: I have one sibling, an older sister.

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What does ‘the age gap between you’ mean?

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The difference in age between two people, typically siblings or friends.

Example: The age gap between my sister and me is three years.

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What do the adverbs ‘always’, ‘often’, ‘quite often’, ‘usually’, ‘sometimes’, ‘hardly ever’, ‘rarely’, ‘never’, and ‘never ever’ describe?

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They describe frequency, from most to least frequent.

Example: I always brush my teeth before bed.

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What is a forehead?

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The part of the face above the eyebrows.

Example: She wiped the sweat off her forehead.

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What is a forearm?

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The part of the arm between the wrist and the elbow.

Example: He has a tattoo on his forearm.

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What is a forefather?

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An ancestor, especially one from earlier generations.

Example: The forefathers of the country fought for its independence.

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What does ‘foretell’ mean?

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To predict or tell the future.

Example: She claimed she could foretell the future.

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What does ‘foresee’ mean?

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To anticipate or predict something.

Example: I couldn’t foresee how much work this project would take.

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What does ‘unforeseen’ mean?

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Unexpected or not anticipated.

Example: The event was canceled due to unforeseen circumstances.

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What is a foreword?

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A short introduction in a book, usually written by someone other than the author.

Example: The foreword of the book explains its historical context.

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What is foreplay?

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Intimate activities that happen before sexual intercourse.

Example: Foreplay is an important part of intimacy.

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What does ‘forearm’ mean as a verb?

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To prepare oneself in advance for something.

Example: You should forearm yourself with knowledge before the exam.

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What does ‘foremost’ mean?

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Most important or prominent.

Example: Her foremost priority is her family.

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What is a nuclear family?

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A family unit consisting of parents and their children.

Example: A nuclear family is common in many cultures.

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What does ‘like-minded’ mean?

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Having similar opinions, ideas, or interests.

Example: They found a group of like-minded people to work with.

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What does ‘in favor of this’ mean?

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Supporting or agreeing with something.

Example: Are you in favor of this decision?