هنــآآ سووف يتم تجمع و مرراجعه مــادهـ الانجليزي قراءه للااهميه حياك\ج

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Answering Questions About the story: P9

1- where did the Indian woman fly from to Frankfurt ?

She flew from Delhi. L 70

2- where did Jean fly from ?

Jean flew from Turkey. L 1

3- who made the crocheted heart ?

The Grandmother of the children .L.24

4- why was the woman tired ? ( Give more than one reason )

The baby was sick, she had traveled a long way already with three children; she had to change the diapers for the baby which it was a problem for her, her mother was very sick.

5- why was Sara angry ?

Because they (someone) tried to kill her grandmother .L.57

6- who was the angel ?

Jean. The narrator of the story

7- who was the groom ?

The girl's uncle L, 62

8- where was the groom two days after the wedding ?

They left on a trip. L.68

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روحوا ناموا عشان تريحون ومن اصبح افلح
بالتوفيق يارب فالكم الـ فل مارك

تصبحون على خير ..

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المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة ثفوي

مادري

الرابط الاخير حق الكلمات يقول تعذر على قوقول كروم الاتصال ؟؟؟؟؟؟

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المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة ام عزوووز

هههههههههههههههههههههههههه
من جد لااله الاالله وش يحس فيييييييه

لاحول ولاقوه >>>>ياشين اللقافه

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كرووم الاتصال شنو

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اي رابط بالضبط ياكثر الروابط الي حطيتها

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المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة ثفوي

هاذي الكلمااات
ط§ظ„ظƒظ„ظ…ظ€ط¢طھ ط§ظ„ظ„ظٹ ط¯ط§ط®ظ„ط© ظ…ط¹ظ†ظ€ط§ ط¨ط§ظ„ط§ط®طھط¨ط§ط± .. ظ…ظ‡ظ… طھط*ظ…ظٹظ„ ● ظ…ط±ظƒط² ط±ظپط¹ ط§ظ„ظ…ظ„ظپط§طھ ط§ظ„ط§ط³ظ„ط§ظ…ظ‰

ماتعرفين كرووووووم !!!!!!

ياليت تسدحين الكلمات هنا ولا عليك امر بس اهم شي تكون الكلمات المطلوبه مو المحذوفه
لأن اغلب اللي نزل الملفات كانت الكلمات المحذوفه
طيب واللي ماعنده كتاب !!!!!! يذاكر المحذوفه

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لاماعررف كرروم

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Unit 1 – Angels for One Another

Angel: a heavenly creature, sent from God, to help.

Bank vault: a safe, a lock-up place in a bank.

Be shocked: to be surprised and unhappy.

Bride: a woman on her wedding day.

Coincidence: the happening of two things at the same time, an unusual event.

Departure: an action of leaving from a place.

Drugged: under the influence of chemical substances.

Glance: to look quickly and then turn away.

Groom: a man on his wedding day.

Have daggers in one's eyes: to look at someone in great anger.

Lounge: a sitting room.

Medicine: chemical substances to help a sick person get better.

Non-stop: without interruption.

Poison: chemical substances that can hurt people.

Public address system: a loudspeaker system to give information.

Ruin: to spoil; to break.

Servant: a worker in one's home; a paid helper.

Waiting room: a place with chairs; where people can wait for appointments.

Unit 2 – Lessons from the Farm

Adult: a person over the age of 18.

Burlap: a type of strong, thick, coarse cloth made from hemp or jute.

Deduct: to subtract; to take away.

Din: a loud and unpleasant sound.

Earn: to work for money; to do a job and be paid for it.

Herd:a number of animals, such as cows or horses, together as a group.

High noon: the hottest time of the day, between 12 & 2 p.m.

Hired help: the person or people who are paid to work on a farm.

Hullabaloo: a din; a lot of noise caused by people or animals.

Insight: a sudden understanding of facts.

Kneel: to go down on ones knees and settle there.

Lung: one of two air- holding body organs.

Meadow: a field of grass where animals can eat the grass.

Motivation: a goal; a reason for doing something.

Obvious: clearly understood.

Planted: unmoving; stable.

Pluck: to pick; to pull off.

Stretch out: to lie down and prepare to rest or sleep.

Stubbornly: firmly; without listening to reason.

Surround: to be on all sides (with something in the middle).

Thunderstorm: a rainstorm with thunder and lightning.

Yearling: an animal that is a year old; an adolescent animal.

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Unit3 – A Perfect Job

Airy: full of air; with good ventilation.

Arch: a curved doorway, usually without a door.

Attachment: an extra piece (here, a hose to clean furniture that is attached or connected to a vacuum cleaner).

Attack: to fight against (here, to begin to work with great energy and enthusiasm).

Bureau: a large piece of furniture that is used to store clothing in drawers.

China closet: a large piece of furniture, usually with fancy glass doors, in which dishes and glasses are kept.

Comment on: to give an opinion about.

Cushion: a hard pillow (usually a sofa or couch has cushions on it)

Damp: slightly wet.

Drawer: a box with handles that is pulled out of a desk or bureau, used for storing things.

Dust: tiny particles in the air that collect on the top of furniture.

Mop: a cleaning tool on a stick, used to wash or remove dust from floors

Pantry: a small room for storage of kitchen things and food.

Perfect: not having any weak points or mistakes.

Play a few notes: to try to play a musical instrument.

Porch: a large room, usually not heated in winter, on the front or back of a house (Some porches have windows and screens; other are open).

Pots & pans: metal containers in which foods are cooked.

Rags: pieces of cloth used for cleaning.

Scrub: to clean with a brush.

Shake out: to hold onto one edge of (a cloth or rug) and move it up and down to remove dust and dirt.

Shine: to reflect light ( past tense = shone)

Silverware: knives, forks, and spoons used for eating and serving food.

Sparkle: to shine because of being clean.

Straighten: to put into order.

Sweep: to clean dirt from a floor with a broom.

Trash: garbage; things to throw away.

Window sill: a piece of wood at the bottom of a window frame.

Wipe: to use a cloth to clean the surface of.