6th - Lesson 4 - The Power of WOW
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6th - Lesson 4 - The Power of WOW
- 3. Some animals assist others in curious and peculiar ways.
- 4. assist (v) to help, to aid Some animals assist others in curious and peculiar ways.
- 6. Burglaries increase during moments when police force diminishes in an area.
- 7. burglaries (n) Burglaries increase during moments when police force diminishes in an area. acts of entering buildings illegally to steal or commit other crimes
- 9. Depending on the legal system, you should be innocent until proven guilty.
- 10. Depending on the legal system, you should be innocent until proven guilty. innocent (adj) not guilty of a crime or offense
- 12. In heist movies, there is always a scheme to get over security and to steal a large quantity of money.
- 13. scheme (n) In heist movies, there is always a scheme to get over security and to steal a large quantity of money. a secret or underhanded plan; a plot
- 15. Always think before you speak! Most of the time, we need to regretfully apologize for what we said.
- 16. Always think before you speak! Most of the time, we need to regretfully apologize for what we said. regretfully (adv)In a remorseful, penitent way
- 18. Never misjudge someone by their looks. They may be passing through things you couldn’t imagine.
- 19. misjudged (v) Never misjudge someone by their looks. They may be passing through things you couldn’t imagine. formed a wrong opinion or conclusion about
- 21. Even though Cardigan was being honest, he was the only suspect of the disappearance of the pie.
- 22. suspect (n) Even though Cardigan was being honest, he was the only suspect of the disappearance of the pie. a person thought to be guilty of a crime or offense
- 24. Young adults are holding a food drive in favor of people who lost everything during a fire.
- 25. favor (n) an act of kindness beyond what is due or usual Young adults are holding a food drive in favor of people who lost everything during a fire.
- 27. Police speculated that the accident happened because the driver fell asleep.
- 28. Police speculated that the accident happened because the driver fell asleep. speculated (v) formed a theory about a subject without firm evidence
- 30. Prior becoming famous, some artists looked way differently, more innocent, and less intriguing.
- 31. Prior becoming famous, some artists looked way differently, more innocent, and less intriguing. prior (adj) existing before in time, order, or importance
- 33. Suspect I think innocent, he is not, master!