01/10palavras
Palavra 1
child
/tʃaɪld/noun
A young person.
The plural is children, with an extra syllable and a shorter vowel.
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child/tʃaɪld/noun
Is there a menu for a child?
Palavra 2
foot
/fʊt/noun
The part of the body you stand on.
The plural is feet: the vowel changes, nothing is added.
Palavra 2Frase 1 de 1
foot/fʊt/noun
My left foot is rather sore.
Palavra 3
tooth
/tuːθ/noun
One of the hard white parts in your mouth.
The plural is teeth, on the same pattern as foot.
Palavra 3Frase 1 de 1
tooth/tuːθ/noun
One tooth has been hurting for days.
Palavra 4
man
/mæn/noun
An adult male person.
The plural is men, and only the vowel moves.
Palavra 4Frase 1 de 1
man/mæn/noun
The man at the desk helped me.
Palavra 5
woman
/ˈwʊmən/noun
An adult female person.
WU-man in the singular, WIM-en in the plural. Both vowels change.
Palavra 5Frase 1 de 1
woman/ˈwʊmən/noun
A woman outside was asking for you.
Palavra 6
mouse
/maʊs/noun
A small grey animal, or the thing beside a keyboard.
The plural is mice, which shares nothing with the singular vowel.
Palavra 6Frase 1 de 1
mouse/maʊs/noun
There is a mouse behind the fridge.
Palavra 7
knife
/naɪf/noun
A tool for cutting.
The K is silent, and the plural is knives with a V.
Palavra 7Frase 1 de 1
knife/naɪf/noun
Could I have a clean knife please?
Palavra 8
leaf
/liːf/noun
The flat green part of a plant.
The F becomes a V in the plural: leaves.
Palavra 8Frase 1 de 1
leaf/liːf/noun
A leaf had blocked the drain completely.
Palavra 9
person
/ˈpɜːrsən/noun
A human being.
The usual plural is people, a completely different word.
Palavra 9Frase 1 de 1
person/ˈpɜːrsən/noun
Which person should I speak to?
Palavra 10
life
/laɪf/noun
The time somebody is alive.
The plural is lives, with a V and a shorter feel.
Palavra 10Frase 1 de 1
life/laɪf/noun
Life here is slower than at home.
Palavra 1
child
/tʃaɪld/noun
A young person.
The plural is children, with an extra syllable and a shorter vowel.
Palavra 1Frase 1 de 1
child/tʃaɪld/noun
Is there a menu for a child?
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- child
- 1Is there a menu for a child?Is there a menu for a child?
- foot
- 1My left foot is rather sore.My left foot is rather sore.
- tooth
- 1One tooth has been hurting for days.One tooth has been hurting for days.
- man
- 1The man at the desk helped me.The man at the desk helped me.
- woman
- 1A woman outside was asking for you.A woman outside was asking for you.
- mouse
- 1There is a mouse behind the fridge.There is a mouse behind the fridge.
- knife
- 1Could I have a clean knife please?Could I have a clean knife please?
- leaf
- 1A leaf had blocked the drain completely.A leaf had blocked the drain completely.
- person
- 1Which person should I speak to?Which person should I speak to?
- life
- 1Life here is slower than at home.Life here is slower than at home.
- child
- 1Is there a menu for a child?Is there a menu for a child?
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Is there a menu for a child?