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may might could helping verbs combined with another verb to tell when something will possibly happen
have to + verb to talk about things that are important to do note: use has with he, she, or it
need to + verb to talk about things that are important to do note: use needs with he, she, or it
my possessive adjective used to talk about something that belongs to me
your possessive adjective used to talk about something that belongs to you; can be singular or plural
his possessive adjective used to talk about something that belongs to him
her possessive adjective used to talk about something that belongs to her
its possessive adjective used to talk about something that belongs to it
our possessive adjective used to talk about something that belongs to us
their possessive adjective used to talk about something that belongs to them
911 operator answers the phone when we call about an emergency
trash collector picks up garbage from our homes and takes it to the dump
train operator operates and drives a train
power line repair worker fixes electric wires that bring electricity and power to buildings
window cleaners washes the windows on buildings
effect what happens
cause why something happens
been past tense of "to be"; used to say when someone has visited or or stayed in a place
four the number 4
sound a noise
caused (past tense) when something is made to happen
between in the middle of two things
could able to
almost very close to
often a lot or many times
never not ever
long i vowel sound sounds like the letter "i" can be spelled: i, i_e, _ie, _igh, _y ex: pie, sigh, tie, lied, sighed
long u vowel sound sounds like the letter "u" can be spelled: u_e, _ui_, _ue, oo, ew ex: due, hue, blue, suit, clues, fuel
topic sentence tells the main idea
supporting details tell more information about the main idea
earthquake shakes the earth and causes many problems for people
emergencies when people need help right away
life when a person is alive; to be living
rescue saving someone from harm
police officer someone whose job it is to make sure laws are followed and helps when there is an emergency
clue an object, a piece of evidence or some information that helps the police solve a crime
bright full of light; shining strongly
tried that you have used or relied on in the past successfully
fruit can be eaten as food and usually tastes sweet
tie a long, narrow piece of cloth worn around the neck, especially by men, with a knot in front
light the energy from the sun, a lamp, etc. that makes it possible to see things
suit a set of clothes made of the same cloth, including a jacket and trousers or a skirt
sue to make a claim against a person or an organization in court about something that they have said or done to harm you
high measuring a long distance from the bottom to the top
half past to refer to 30 minutes after the hour
midnight 12:00 at night
noon 12:00 during the day
o'clock used to refer to the time
ten to used to refer to 10 miutes until the hour
quater till used to refer to 15 miutes until the hour
quarter after used to refer to 15 minutes after the hour
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