Fruit Vocabulary
The blog post features the fruit vocabulary for English learners. There are some commons words as well as the tropical fruit words. The British pronunciation is given according to Cambridge University online dictionary.
The blog post features the fruit vocabulary for English learners. There are some commons words as well as the tropical fruit words. The British pronunciation is given according to Cambridge University online dictionary.
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Lemonade on a Hot Day
It was a hot day. The sun was shining in the sky. The air was sticky. It was a Sunday afternoon. Jane was thirsty. She went to the kitchen to get a drink. She opened her refrigerator. There was nothing to drink inside. Jane grabbed some lemons and a big pitcher. She cut the lemons in two. She filled the large pitcher with water. She squeezed the lemons into the pitcher…
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