Letter S – Episode 9
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1. What does “Sick as a dog” mean?
Explanation: It means feeling extremely ill, often with vomiting. Example: He was sick as a dog and stayed in bed.
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2. What does “Sick (and tired) of” mean?
Explanation: It means you are fed up because it happens again and again. Example: I’m sick and tired of waiting in traffic.
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3. What does “Sideburns” mean?
Explanation: It means facial hair that grows in front of the ears. Example: The man had long sideburns.
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4. What does “Silly” mean?
Explanation: It means not smart or serious. Example: Don’t be silly—it's just a tiny bug.
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5. What does “Simulate” mean?
Explanation: It means to copy something to look real. Example: The program simulates a flight in space.
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6. What does “Simultaneously” mean?
Explanation: It means happening together at one moment. Example: Two students answered simultaneously.
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7. What does “Since” mean?
Explanation: It gives a reason for something. Example: Since it was late, we went home.
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8. What does “Single” mean?
Explanation: It means a person has no husband or wife. Example: My brother is still single.
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9. What does “Sink” mean?
Explanation: It means to drop below the water. Example: The boat sank in the storm.
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10. What does “Sit tight” mean?
Explanation: It means to wait without moving. Example: Sit tight and I’ll be back soon.
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