New Words

1 apple
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banana cf-Jerr,·es <;JYapes
melon
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- -·-•· fruit
all fruit most
apple(s) fruit stand(s) none
aunt(s) good orange(s)
bag(s) grandfather(s) peach(es)
banana(s) grandmother(s) pear(s)
basket(s) grandparent(s) pineapple(s)
breakfast(s) grape(s) rest breakfilst dinner
lunch
cherry (cherries) lemon(s) soon
cousin(s)
dinner(s)
lunch(es)
melon(s)

Mr. and Mrs. Baker are Mrs . Hill's parents.

to take (taking)
uncle(s)
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bag
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They're Lucy's grandparents . Mr. 8.aKt:r Mr.s; Baker

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Mr. Baker is Lucy's grandfather.
Mrs . Baker is her grandmother.
grandpar1nts
Bill Baker is Mrs. Hill's brother.
He's Lucy's uncle.
Kate Baker is Bill's wife. Mr. Hill Mr 5. Hi II B ill B;,J<er l<ate Bal<er
She's Lucy's aunt.
Marla and Ted are the Bakers' children.
They're Lucy's cousins. father
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mother
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uncle aunt

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Lucy Hill

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Idiom
Come on.
daughter
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Pronunciation Sentences with Key Words JANE /j/, YOU /y/

A I like yenow vegetables. c I'm looking for John Young.

B Do you like oranges? D Who's John Young?

A Yes, but oranges aren't yellow. They're orange. c He's an engineer.

B That's right. And oranges aren't vegetables. D Look in the Yenow Pages.
c Thank you.
D You're welcome.