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adeterminerUS /ə/
used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one
From this reading THE TWINS ARE LOST Early the next morning before the crowds of people began to come to the Park, the goats had a fine time visiting all the animals, going up one path and down another and in one animal house and out another until they came to the lions' cages.
all
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From this reading THE TWINS ARE LOST Early the next morning before the crowds of people began to come to the Park, the goats had a fine time visiting all the animals, going up one path and down another and in one animal house and out another until they came to the lions' cages.
andconjunctionUS /ənd/
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading THE TWINS ARE LOST Early the next morning before the crowds of people began to come to the Park, the goats had a fine time visiting all the animals, going up one path and down another and in one animal house and out another until they came to the lions' cages.
animal
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From this reading THE TWINS ARE LOST Early the next morning before the crowds of people began to come to the Park, the goats had a fine time visiting all the animals, going up one path and down another and in one animal house and out another until they came to the lions' cages.
animals
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From this reading THE TWINS ARE LOST Early the next morning before the crowds of people began to come to the Park, the goats had a fine time visiting all the animals, going up one path and down another and in one animal house and out another until they came to the lions' cages.
anothernounUS /ˈanother/
a story-specific word describing an important person, object, action, or idea in this passage
From this reading THE TWINS ARE LOST Early the next morning before the crowds of people began to come to the Park, the goats had a fine time visiting all the animals, going up one path and down another and in one animal house and out another until they came to the lions' cages.
AREauxiliary verbUS /ɑːr/
the form of “be” used with you, we, they, or a plural noun
From this reading THE TWINS ARE LOST Early the next morning before the crowds of people began to come to the Park, the goats had a fine time visiting all the animals, going up one path and down another and in one animal house and out another until they came to the lions' cages.
aroundprepositionUS /ərˈaʊnd/
surrounding, or on every side of, something
From this reading They dodged under this bush and that, around curves in the paths and behind the animal cages so quickly that she gave up the chase and came back to get their father to help her.
away
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From this reading These roaring, ferocious beasts with their glaring yellow eyes, tawny manes, big red mouths and gleaming teeth frightened the Twins nearly into spasms and they ran away from the family so fast that their mother could not follow them.
back
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From this reading They dodged under this bush and that, around curves in the paths and behind the animal cages so quickly that she gave up the chase and came back to get their father to help her.
beasts
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From this reading These roaring, ferocious beasts with their glaring yellow eyes, tawny manes, big red mouths and gleaming teeth frightened the Twins nearly into spasms and they ran away from the family so fast that their mother could not follow them.
beforeprepositionUS /bɪˈfɔːr/
earlier than; in front of
From this reading THE TWINS ARE LOST Early the next morning before the crowds of people began to come to the Park, the goats had a fine time visiting all the animals, going up one path and down another and in one animal house and out another until they came to the lions' cages.
begannounUS /began/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading THE TWINS ARE LOST Early the next morning before the crowds of people began to come to the Park, the goats had a fine time visiting all the animals, going up one path and down another and in one animal house and out another until they came to the lions' cages.
behindprepositionUS /bɪˈhaɪnd/
at or toward the back of something
From this reading They dodged under this bush and that, around curves in the paths and behind the animal cages so quickly that she gave up the chase and came back to get their father to help her.
big
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From this reading These roaring, ferocious beasts with their glaring yellow eyes, tawny manes, big red mouths and gleaming teeth frightened the Twins nearly into spasms and they ran away from the family so fast that their mother could not follow them.
bit
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From this reading "Stay here and go with us a bit and when we have seen all the animals we wish to see, I'll look for them.
bush
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From this reading They dodged under this bush and that, around curves in the paths and behind the animal cages so quickly that she gave up the chase and came back to get their father to help her.
cages
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From this reading THE TWINS ARE LOST Early the next morning before the crowds of people began to come to the Park, the goats had a fine time visiting all the animals, going up one path and down another and in one animal house and out another until they came to the lions' cages.
came
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From this reading THE TWINS ARE LOST Early the next morning before the crowds of people began to come to the Park, the goats had a fine time visiting all the animals, going up one path and down another and in one animal house and out another until they came to the lions' cages.
can't
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From this reading "They have gone and we can't catch up to them now," said he.
catch
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From this reading "They have gone and we can't catch up to them now," said he.
chase
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From this reading They dodged under this bush and that, around curves in the paths and behind the animal cages so quickly that she gave up the chase and came back to get their father to help her.
comenounUS /come/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading THE TWINS ARE LOST Early the next morning before the crowds of people began to come to the Park, the goats had a fine time visiting all the animals, going up one path and down another and in one animal house and out another until they came to the lions' cages.
couldmodal verbUS /kʊd/
the past of “can”; used for possibility or polite requests
From this reading These roaring, ferocious beasts with their glaring yellow eyes, tawny manes, big red mouths and gleaming teeth frightened the Twins nearly into spasms and they ran away from the family so fast that their mother could not follow them.
crowds
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From this reading THE TWINS ARE LOST Early the next morning before the crowds of people began to come to the Park, the goats had a fine time visiting all the animals, going up one path and down another and in one animal house and out another until they came to the lions' cages.
curves
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From this reading They dodged under this bush and that, around curves in the paths and behind the animal cages so quickly that she gave up the chase and came back to get their father to help her.
dodged
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From this reading They dodged under this bush and that, around curves in the paths and behind the animal cages so quickly that she gave up the chase and came back to get their father to help her.
down
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From this reading THE TWINS ARE LOST Early the next morning before the crowds of people began to come to the Park, the goats had a fine time visiting all the animals, going up one path and down another and in one animal house and out another until they came to the lions' cages.
Early
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From this reading THE TWINS ARE LOST Early the next morning before the crowds of people began to come to the Park, the goats had a fine time visiting all the animals, going up one path and down another and in one animal house and out another until they came to the lions' cages.
eyes
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From this reading These roaring, ferocious beasts with their glaring yellow eyes, tawny manes, big red mouths and gleaming teeth frightened the Twins nearly into spasms and they ran away from the family so fast that their mother could not follow them.
family
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From this reading These roaring, ferocious beasts with their glaring yellow eyes, tawny manes, big red mouths and gleaming teeth frightened the Twins nearly into spasms and they ran away from the family so fast that their mother could not follow them.
fast
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From this reading These roaring, ferocious beasts with their glaring yellow eyes, tawny manes, big red mouths and gleaming teeth frightened the Twins nearly into spasms and they ran away from the family so fast that their mother could not follow them.
father
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From this reading They dodged under this bush and that, around curves in the paths and behind the animal cages so quickly that she gave up the chase and came back to get their father to help her.
ferocious
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From this reading These roaring, ferocious beasts with their glaring yellow eyes, tawny manes, big red mouths and gleaming teeth frightened the Twins nearly into spasms and they ran away from the family so fast that their mother could not follow them.
finenounUS /fine/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading THE TWINS ARE LOST Early the next morning before the crowds of people began to come to the Park, the goats had a fine time visiting all the animals, going up one path and down another and in one animal house and out another until they came to the lions' cages.
follow
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From this reading These roaring, ferocious beasts with their glaring yellow eyes, tawny manes, big red mouths and gleaming teeth frightened the Twins nearly into spasms and they ran away from the family so fast that their mother could not follow them.
forprepositionUS /fɔːr/
intended to be given to, or used by, somebody
From this reading "Stay here and go with us a bit and when we have seen all the animals we wish to see, I'll look for them.
frightened
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From this reading These roaring, ferocious beasts with their glaring yellow eyes, tawny manes, big red mouths and gleaming teeth frightened the Twins nearly into spasms and they ran away from the family so fast that their mother could not follow them.
fromprepositionUS /frʌm/
showing where something starts, or who sent it
From this reading These roaring, ferocious beasts with their glaring yellow eyes, tawny manes, big red mouths and gleaming teeth frightened the Twins nearly into spasms and they ran away from the family so fast that their mother could not follow them.
gave
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From this reading They dodged under this bush and that, around curves in the paths and behind the animal cages so quickly that she gave up the chase and came back to get their father to help her.
get
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From this reading They dodged under this bush and that, around curves in the paths and behind the animal cages so quickly that she gave up the chase and came back to get their father to help her.
glaring
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From this reading These roaring, ferocious beasts with their glaring yellow eyes, tawny manes, big red mouths and gleaming teeth frightened the Twins nearly into spasms and they ran away from the family so fast that their mother could not follow them.
gleaming
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From this reading These roaring, ferocious beasts with their glaring yellow eyes, tawny manes, big red mouths and gleaming teeth frightened the Twins nearly into spasms and they ran away from the family so fast that their mother could not follow them.
go
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From this reading "Stay here and go with us a bit and when we have seen all the animals we wish to see, I'll look for them.
goats
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From this reading THE TWINS ARE LOST Early the next morning before the crowds of people began to come to the Park, the goats had a fine time visiting all the animals, going up one path and down another and in one animal house and out another until they came to the lions' cages.
going
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From this reading THE TWINS ARE LOST Early the next morning before the crowds of people began to come to the Park, the goats had a fine time visiting all the animals, going up one path and down another and in one animal house and out another until they came to the lions' cages.
gone
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From this reading "They have gone and we can't catch up to them now," said he.
hadauxiliary verbUS /hæd/
the past form of “have”, used to form the past perfect
From this reading THE TWINS ARE LOST Early the next morning before the crowds of people began to come to the Park, the goats had a fine time visiting all the animals, going up one path and down another and in one animal house and out another until they came to the lions' cages.
haveauxiliary verbUS /hæv/
used with a past participle to form the perfect tenses
From this reading "They have gone and we can't catch up to them now," said he.
hepronounUS /hiː/
a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading "They have gone and we can't catch up to them now," said he.
helpnounUS /help/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading They dodged under this bush and that, around curves in the paths and behind the animal cages so quickly that she gave up the chase and came back to get their father to help her.
herdeterminerUS /hɜːr/
belonging to a woman, girl, or female animal already mentioned
From this reading They dodged under this bush and that, around curves in the paths and behind the animal cages so quickly that she gave up the chase and came back to get their father to help her.
herenounUS /here/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading "Stay here and go with us a bit and when we have seen all the animals we wish to see, I'll look for them.
house
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From this reading THE TWINS ARE LOST Early the next morning before the crowds of people began to come to the Park, the goats had a fine time visiting all the animals, going up one path and down another and in one animal house and out another until they came to the lions' cages.
I'll
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From this reading "Stay here and go with us a bit and when we have seen all the animals we wish to see, I'll look for them.
inprepositionUS /ɪn/
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading THE TWINS ARE LOST Early the next morning before the crowds of people began to come to the Park, the goats had a fine time visiting all the animals, going up one path and down another and in one animal house and out another until they came to the lions' cages.
intoprepositionUS /ˈɪntuː/
moving to the inside of something
From this reading These roaring, ferocious beasts with their glaring yellow eyes, tawny manes, big red mouths and gleaming teeth frightened the Twins nearly into spasms and they ran away from the family so fast that their mother could not follow them.
lions
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From this reading THE TWINS ARE LOST Early the next morning before the crowds of people began to come to the Park, the goats had a fine time visiting all the animals, going up one path and down another and in one animal house and out another until they came to the lions' cages.
looknounUS /look/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading "Stay here and go with us a bit and when we have seen all the animals we wish to see, I'll look for them.
LOST
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From this reading THE TWINS ARE LOST Early the next morning before the crowds of people began to come to the Park, the goats had a fine time visiting all the animals, going up one path and down another and in one animal house and out another until they came to the lions' cages.
manes
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From this reading These roaring, ferocious beasts with their glaring yellow eyes, tawny manes, big red mouths and gleaming teeth frightened the Twins nearly into spasms and they ran away from the family so fast that their mother could not follow them.
morningnounUS /morning/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading THE TWINS ARE LOST Early the next morning before the crowds of people began to come to the Park, the goats had a fine time visiting all the animals, going up one path and down another and in one animal house and out another until they came to the lions' cages.
mother
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From this reading These roaring, ferocious beasts with their glaring yellow eyes, tawny manes, big red mouths and gleaming teeth frightened the Twins nearly into spasms and they ran away from the family so fast that their mother could not follow them.
mouths
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From this reading These roaring, ferocious beasts with their glaring yellow eyes, tawny manes, big red mouths and gleaming teeth frightened the Twins nearly into spasms and they ran away from the family so fast that their mother could not follow them.
nearly
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From this reading These roaring, ferocious beasts with their glaring yellow eyes, tawny manes, big red mouths and gleaming teeth frightened the Twins nearly into spasms and they ran away from the family so fast that their mother could not follow them.
nextnounUS /next/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading THE TWINS ARE LOST Early the next morning before the crowds of people began to come to the Park, the goats had a fine time visiting all the animals, going up one path and down another and in one animal house and out another until they came to the lions' cages.
notadverbUS /nɑːt/
used to make a word, phrase, or sentence negative
From this reading These roaring, ferocious beasts with their glaring yellow eyes, tawny manes, big red mouths and gleaming teeth frightened the Twins nearly into spasms and they ran away from the family so fast that their mother could not follow them.
now
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From this reading "They have gone and we can't catch up to them now," said he.
ofprepositionUS /ʌv/
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading THE TWINS ARE LOST Early the next morning before the crowds of people began to come to the Park, the goats had a fine time visiting all the animals, going up one path and down another and in one animal house and out another until they came to the lions' cages.
onepronounUS /wʌn/
used to mean any person in general, including the speaker
From this reading THE TWINS ARE LOST Early the next morning before the crowds of people began to come to the Park, the goats had a fine time visiting all the animals, going up one path and down another and in one animal house and out another until they came to the lions' cages.
out
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From this reading THE TWINS ARE LOST Early the next morning before the crowds of people began to come to the Park, the goats had a fine time visiting all the animals, going up one path and down another and in one animal house and out another until they came to the lions' cages.
Park
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From this reading THE TWINS ARE LOST Early the next morning before the crowds of people began to come to the Park, the goats had a fine time visiting all the animals, going up one path and down another and in one animal house and out another until they came to the lions' cages.
path
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From this reading THE TWINS ARE LOST Early the next morning before the crowds of people began to come to the Park, the goats had a fine time visiting all the animals, going up one path and down another and in one animal house and out another until they came to the lions' cages.
paths
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From this reading They dodged under this bush and that, around curves in the paths and behind the animal cages so quickly that she gave up the chase and came back to get their father to help her.
people
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From this reading THE TWINS ARE LOST Early the next morning before the crowds of people began to come to the Park, the goats had a fine time visiting all the animals, going up one path and down another and in one animal house and out another until they came to the lions' cages.
quickly
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From this reading They dodged under this bush and that, around curves in the paths and behind the animal cages so quickly that she gave up the chase and came back to get their father to help her.
ran
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From this reading These roaring, ferocious beasts with their glaring yellow eyes, tawny manes, big red mouths and gleaming teeth frightened the Twins nearly into spasms and they ran away from the family so fast that their mother could not follow them.
red
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From this reading These roaring, ferocious beasts with their glaring yellow eyes, tawny manes, big red mouths and gleaming teeth frightened the Twins nearly into spasms and they ran away from the family so fast that their mother could not follow them.
roaring
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From this reading These roaring, ferocious beasts with their glaring yellow eyes, tawny manes, big red mouths and gleaming teeth frightened the Twins nearly into spasms and they ran away from the family so fast that their mother could not follow them.
said
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From this reading "They have gone and we can't catch up to them now," said he.
see
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From this reading "Stay here and go with us a bit and when we have seen all the animals we wish to see, I'll look for them.
seen
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From this reading "Stay here and go with us a bit and when we have seen all the animals we wish to see, I'll look for them.
shepronounUS /ʃiː/
a woman, girl, or female animal already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading They dodged under this bush and that, around curves in the paths and behind the animal cages so quickly that she gave up the chase and came back to get their father to help her.
soconjunctionUS /soʊ/
for that reason; with the result that
From this reading These roaring, ferocious beasts with their glaring yellow eyes, tawny manes, big red mouths and gleaming teeth frightened the Twins nearly into spasms and they ran away from the family so fast that their mother could not follow them.
spasms
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From this reading These roaring, ferocious beasts with their glaring yellow eyes, tawny manes, big red mouths and gleaming teeth frightened the Twins nearly into spasms and they ran away from the family so fast that their mother could not follow them.
Stay
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From this reading "Stay here and go with us a bit and when we have seen all the animals we wish to see, I'll look for them.
tawny
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From this reading These roaring, ferocious beasts with their glaring yellow eyes, tawny manes, big red mouths and gleaming teeth frightened the Twins nearly into spasms and they ran away from the family so fast that their mother could not follow them.
teeth
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From this reading These roaring, ferocious beasts with their glaring yellow eyes, tawny manes, big red mouths and gleaming teeth frightened the Twins nearly into spasms and they ran away from the family so fast that their mother could not follow them.
thatconjunctionUS /ðæt/
used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt
From this reading These roaring, ferocious beasts with their glaring yellow eyes, tawny manes, big red mouths and gleaming teeth frightened the Twins nearly into spasms and they ran away from the family so fast that their mother could not follow them.
THEdeterminerUS /ðə/
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading THE TWINS ARE LOST Early the next morning before the crowds of people began to come to the Park, the goats had a fine time visiting all the animals, going up one path and down another and in one animal house and out another until they came to the lions' cages.
theirdeterminerUS /ðer/
belonging to the people or things already mentioned
From this reading These roaring, ferocious beasts with their glaring yellow eyes, tawny manes, big red mouths and gleaming teeth frightened the Twins nearly into spasms and they ran away from the family so fast that their mother could not follow them.
thempronounUS /ðem/
the people or things already mentioned, as the object
From this reading These roaring, ferocious beasts with their glaring yellow eyes, tawny manes, big red mouths and gleaming teeth frightened the Twins nearly into spasms and they ran away from the family so fast that their mother could not follow them.
ThesedeterminerUS /ðiːz/
the plural of “this”: the people or things near, or just mentioned
From this reading These roaring, ferocious beasts with their glaring yellow eyes, tawny manes, big red mouths and gleaming teeth frightened the Twins nearly into spasms and they ran away from the family so fast that their mother could not follow them.
theypronounUS /ðeɪ/
the people, animals, or things already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading THE TWINS ARE LOST Early the next morning before the crowds of people began to come to the Park, the goats had a fine time visiting all the animals, going up one path and down another and in one animal house and out another until they came to the lions' cages.
thisdeterminerUS /ðɪs/
used for a person or thing that is near, or that has just been mentioned
From this reading They dodged under this bush and that, around curves in the paths and behind the animal cages so quickly that she gave up the chase and came back to get their father to help her.
timenounUS /time/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading THE TWINS ARE LOST Early the next morning before the crowds of people began to come to the Park, the goats had a fine time visiting all the animals, going up one path and down another and in one animal house and out another until they came to the lions' cages.
toparticleUS /tuː/
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading THE TWINS ARE LOST Early the next morning before the crowds of people began to come to the Park, the goats had a fine time visiting all the animals, going up one path and down another and in one animal house and out another until they came to the lions' cages.
TWINS
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From this reading THE TWINS ARE LOST Early the next morning before the crowds of people began to come to the Park, the goats had a fine time visiting all the animals, going up one path and down another and in one animal house and out another until they came to the lions' cages.
underprepositionUS /ˈʌndər/
below or beneath something; less than
From this reading They dodged under this bush and that, around curves in the paths and behind the animal cages so quickly that she gave up the chase and came back to get their father to help her.
untilprepositionUS /ənˈtɪl/
up to a particular time
From this reading THE TWINS ARE LOST Early the next morning before the crowds of people began to come to the Park, the goats had a fine time visiting all the animals, going up one path and down another and in one animal house and out another until they came to the lions' cages.
up
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From this reading THE TWINS ARE LOST Early the next morning before the crowds of people began to come to the Park, the goats had a fine time visiting all the animals, going up one path and down another and in one animal house and out another until they came to the lions' cages.
uspronounUS /ʌs/
the speaker and others, as the object of a verb or preposition
From this reading "Stay here and go with us a bit and when we have seen all the animals we wish to see, I'll look for them.
visiting
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From this reading THE TWINS ARE LOST Early the next morning before the crowds of people began to come to the Park, the goats had a fine time visiting all the animals, going up one path and down another and in one animal house and out another until they came to the lions' cages.
wepronounUS /wiː/
the speaker together with one or more other people
From this reading "They have gone and we can't catch up to them now," said he.
whenconjunctionUS /wen/
at the time that
From this reading "Stay here and go with us a bit and when we have seen all the animals we wish to see, I'll look for them.
wish
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From this reading "Stay here and go with us a bit and when we have seen all the animals we wish to see, I'll look for them.
withprepositionUS /wɪð/
in the company of; together with
From this reading These roaring, ferocious beasts with their glaring yellow eyes, tawny manes, big red mouths and gleaming teeth frightened the Twins nearly into spasms and they ran away from the family so fast that their mother could not follow them.
yellow
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From this reading These roaring, ferocious beasts with their glaring yellow eyes, tawny manes, big red mouths and gleaming teeth frightened the Twins nearly into spasms and they ran away from the family so fast that their mother could not follow them.
