Letter S – Episode 7
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1. What does “Shear” mean?
Explanation: It means to remove wool from a sheep. Example: The farmer sheared the sheep in spring.
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2. What does “Shed” mean?
Explanation: It means to remove something you no longer want or need. Example: The company shed 250 jobs this month.
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3. What does “Shed crocodile tears” mean?
Explanation: It means to pretend to cry without real sadness. Example: The child shed crocodile tears to avoid trouble.
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4. What does “Shed light on” mean?
Explanation: It means to help people understand something better. Example: This report shed light on the problem.
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5. What does “Shield” mean?
Explanation: It means something used to protect you from harm. Example: He used his hand as a shield from the sun.
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6. What does “Shift” mean?
Explanation: It means to move from one state to another. Example: Life conditions have shifted in recent years.
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7. What does “Shine” mean?
Explanation: It means to make something look clean and bright. Example: Shine your shoes before the event.
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8. What does “Ship” mean?
Explanation: It means to send goods to another place. Example: The boxes were shipped to Paris.
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9. What does “Shocked” mean?
Explanation: It means feeling very surprised by something. Example: We were shocked by the news.
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10. What does “Shoot the breeze” mean?
Explanation: It means to chat about unimportant things. Example: They shot the breeze after dinner.
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