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bet on
like a thunderstorm
Teacher says
Literally, 'goosebumps' is the feeling on your skin of small raised areas that appear because of cold, fear, or excitement. 'It gave me goosebumps' means something was frightening and/or exciting.
pretty much
Teacher says
Literally a '________' is a physical object that can be used as a reference when navigating or travelling, or it is a famous destination especially for tourists. In this context, a '________' is an event that will be referenced in the future.
outraged
right up there
Teacher says
'Up there' implies that something is at the top and in the company of similar good quality. Saying 'right up there' is a way of emphasising it even more.
season
bet on
like a thunderstorm
goose bumps
Teacher says
Literally, 'goosebumps' is the feeling on your skin of small raised areas that appear because of cold, fear, or excitement. 'It gave me goosebumps' means something was frightening and/or exciting.
outstanding
freak
pretty much
tough
insane
landmark
Teacher says
Literally a 'landmark' is a physical object that can be used as a reference when navigating or travelling, or it is a famous destination especially for tourists. In this context, a 'landmark' is an event that will be referenced in the future.
performance
dressing room
flying
prove
outraged
magnificent
crazy
deserved
right up there
Teacher says
'Up there' implies that something is at the top and in the company of similar good quality. Saying 'right up there' is a way of emphasising it even more.
finest
force
relegation
season
bet on
like a thunderstorm
goose bumps
Teacher says
Literally, 'goosebumps' is the feeling on your skin of small raised areas that appear because of cold, fear, or excitement. 'It gave me goosebumps' means something was frightening and/or exciting.
outstanding
freak
pretty much
tough
insane
landmark
Teacher says
Literally a 'landmark' is a physical object that can be used as a reference when navigating or travelling, or it is a famous destination especially for tourists. In this context, a 'landmark' is an event that will be referenced in the future.
performance
dressing room
flying
prove
outraged
magnificent
crazy
deserved
right up there
Teacher says
'Up there' implies that something is at the top and in the company of similar good quality. Saying 'right up there' is a way of emphasising it even more.
finest
force
relegation
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prove
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insane
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magnificent
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deserved
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force
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finest
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crazy
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goose bumps
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outstanding
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season
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relegation
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dressing room
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performance
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flying
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freak
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landmark
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tough
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