dizzy

having or involving a sensation of spinning around and

losing one's balance.

• Describe the picture and use the word dizzy in a

statement.

2. Use the word dizzy in a question.

3. Use the word dizzy in an imperative sentence.

 experiment
a scientific procedure undertaken to make a discovery, test a
hypothesis, or demonstrate a known fact.

• Describe the picture and use the word experiment in a

statement.

2. Use the word experiment in a question.

3. Use the word experiment in an imperative sentence.

 genuine
truly what something is said to be; authentic

• Describe the picture and use the word genuine in a

statement.

2. Use the word genuine in a question.

3. Use the word genuine in an imperative sentence.

 hilarious
extremely amusing; extremely funny and
causing a lot of laughter

• Describe the picture and use the word hilarious in a

statement.

2. Use the word hilarious in a question.

3. Use the word hilarious in an imperative sentence.

 mischief
playful misbehavior or troublemaking, especially in children

• Describe the picture and use the word mischief in a

statement.

2. Use the word mischief in a question.

3. Use the word mischief in an imperative sentence.

 nowadays
at the present time, in contrast with the past

• Describe the portraits and use the word nowadays in a

statement.

2. Use the word nowadays in a question.

3. Use the word nowadays in an imperative sentence.

 politician
a person who is professionally involved in politics, especially as a
holder of or a candidate for an elected office

• Describe the portraits and use the word politician in a

statement.

2. Use the word politician in a question.

3. Use the word politician in an imperative sentence.

 procedure
a particular way of accomplishing
something or of acting

• Describe the portraits and use the word procedure in a

statement.

2. Use the word procedure in a question.

3. Use the word procedure in an imperative sentence.

Tell a story and use all
the words that you
learned in this lesson.