| astonishment |
| at once |
| bitterness, bitterly |
| carriage |
| class |
| climber |
| during |
| envy |
| Ethiopia |
| eunuch |
| everywhere |
| explanation |
| fish |
| ground |
| important, importantly |
| introduction |
| invitation |
| joy, joyful, joyfully |
| kingdom |
| light |
| magic |
| meantime |
| messenger |
| offering |
| paralytic |
| passage |
| principal |
| purpose |
| queen |
| reply |
| scales |
| scripture |
| share |
| sin |
| so |
| society |
| south |
| terrible, terribly |
| testimony |
| to astonish |
| to be |
| to be bitter |
| to be paralyzed |
| to buy |
| to climb |
| to drink |
| to explain |
| to flash |
| to get |
| to get ready |
| to introduce |
| to invite |
| to light |
| to offer |
| to pay |
| to pay attention |
| to persecute |
| to prophesy |
| to reply |
| to ride |
| to serve |
| to show |
| to testify |
| to travel |
| to worship |
| travel |
| treasury |
| very |
| violence |
| violent, violently |
| vision |
| worship |
The crowds paid close attention to what he said. (8:6)
Everyone in the city, from all classes of society, paid close attention to him. (8:10)
He stayed close to Philip. (8:13)
So he offered money to them, and said, "Give this power to me too." (8:18-19)
You have no part in our work. (8:21)
You are full of envy. (8:23)
As they traveled down the road, they came to a place where there was some water. (8:36)
In the meantime Saul kept up his violent threats of murder. (9:1)
He sent me so that you might see again. (9:17)
| barely |
| bear |
| belly |
| berry |
| box |
| care |
| deer |
| difficult, difficulty |
| distance |
| donkey |
| drought |
| effort |
| elk |
| exhaustion |
| fall (season) |
| far, farther, farthest |
| final, finally |
| food |
| goat |
| granary |
| half-hour |
| harness |
| harvest |
| huge |
| hungry, hungrier, hungriest, hungrily |
| iron |
| machine |
| night, nightly |
| pole |
| problem |
| progress, progression |
| railroad |
| rock |
| safe, safer, safest, safely |
| sleep |
| spring (season) |
| steam |
| steel |
| to be |
| to be careful |
| to be difficult |
| to be exhausted |
| to be left |
| to be possible |
| to be powerful |
| to breath |
| to cut |
| to fasten |
| to harness |
| to last |
| to make |
| to make (something) move |
| to make an effort |
| to move |
| to pull |
| to rest |
| to sleep |
| to smash |
| to store |
| to tie |
| top |
| track |
| tree |
| upright |
| village |
| wheel |
| winter |
When spring finally came, they knew that they must build a granary. (¶2)
The machines that once used this road no longer needed it. (¶4)
All agreed that if the box could be pushed to the village, it could serve as a safe granary. (¶4)
It was so heavy that they could barely make it move. (¶5)
At last, they were all exhausted. (¶5)
Deer and Elk were eating all that was left. (¶6)
One night, just before Bear was ready to go to sleep for the winter, he smashed the granary door. (¶7)
During the cold, hard winter, the wise man thought again about the iron box on the steel road. (¶8)
Early the next spring, the wise man had a plan. (¶9)
Finally, they fastened heavy rocks to the end of the rope. (¶10)
Instead, the men kept pushing the iron box. (¶11)
Spoken English Learned Quickly |
Lesson 15 |