Cell vs. virus: A battle for health
Vocabulary List |
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sneeze
(verb) to expel air forcibly from the mouth and nose due to irritation or infection in the airway
airway
(noun) the passageway through which air travels into and out of the lungs
adhere to
(phrasal verb) to follow or comply with rules, agreements, or instructions
rigid
(adjective) stiff or inflexible; not easily bendable or adaptable
sneaky
(adjective) behaving in a secretive manner
chop
(verb) to cut something into smaller pieces
invader
(noun) a person, animal, or thing that enters a place or situation without permission or invitation
blueprint
(noun) a detailed plan or design that outlines the structure or features of something
carry out
(phrasal verb) to perform or complete a task, duty, or instruction
studded
(adjective) decorated with small protrusions or studs
head to
(phrasal verb) to move or go in a particular direction
directions
(noun) instructions about how to do something, where to go, etc.
fuse
(verb) to join or unite two or more things together, typically through heat or pressure, to form a single entity
Grammar Lesson |
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In this lesson, we will:
- observe the subject-verb agreement of the sentences in the video
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