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      the space between the eyebrows, eyebrow   start learning
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      forehead, eyelid, eyelash, bags (under the eyes), chin     pupil, iris, cheek, chubby cheek  
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      Vocabulary for the woman body     neck, nipple, waist, belly button, hip, leg, ankle   start learning
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      shoulder, arm, elbow, wrist, hand, finger, knee, foot     You can see her boobs and her lady parts! Shameless!  
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      butt, thigh, toe, heel; the top part of your leg above your knee   start learning
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      back of the neck, shoulder blade, ass or bottom     American English the part of your body that you sit on;  
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      Vocabulary for an elegant man     shirt, coat, pocket, pants (AmE), trousers (BrE)   start learning
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      hat, tie, belt, gloves, shoes   
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      Vocabulary for the man's body    start learning
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      is the same as for a woman's body, but with a few differences.   
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      Chest hair This is especially for macho men, but some women can have it, too.   start learning
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      Men don't have boobs. They only have a chest.   
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      It has so many names because most men are very proud of having one.   start learning
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      also called: cock, dick, phallus or hot-dog   
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      It's plural because there are two.   
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      sight, hearing, smell, taste, touch   
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      You can get pleasure through the five senses if you don't have any disability.     I have refined taste. His touch is unpleasant.   start learning
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      My sense of smell is almost non-existent.     Speak up! My hearing is getting worse. She fell in love at first sight.  
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      This is what we do to earn money.   
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      Use the article A/AN before a job.     A pianist, a mobster (a member of a criminal group, especially American English)   start learning
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      I'm a waitress. A pastry chef. An art critic. A Hotel attendant.     a waitress, a butcher, a homeless person.  
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      grandmother, grandfather, mother, father, mother-in-law, daughter-in-law     son, daughter, brother, sister  
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      Carrie and Phil got married 24 years ago.    start learning
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      John, their son, is 24 years old.   
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      Carrie and Phil usually say he was conceived on their wedding night,    start learning
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      but the family knows it was before.   
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      Elisa is a rebellious teenager.     She wants to be different and, more than anything, she doesn't want to be like her mother.   start learning
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      She is 14 years old. She hates to spend time with her family.   
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      Elisa has a sister in law.    start learning
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      Sue, who has brought a new baby into the family and the new tradition of barbecuing on Sundays.   
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      The grandparents are in love with little Madeleine, as is John, but there is something they don't know:    start learning
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      John is not really her father.     That's a little family secret.  
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      How many siblings do you have?    start learning
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      I have 4 siblings. I have 2 brothers and 2 sisters. But I would prefer to have none.   
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      hallway, living room, kitchen, bathroom, storage room bedroom   
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      stool, chair, armchair, sofa or couch   
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      8 a.m. 12 p.m. any time 7 p.m.   start learning
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      breakfast, lunch, snack, dinner   
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      Honey, I'm so happy that you aren't cooking.    start learning
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      What exactly do you mean?   
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      appetizers, soups, salads, sandwiches, pasta   
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      fish, seafood, meats, side dishes   
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      sweet food that you eat after the main part of a meal   
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      pretzel, noodles, fried egg, omelet, chips   start learning
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      french fries, burger, cheeseburger, chicken wings, sausage, hot dog     olive oil, ketchup & mustard, salt & pepper  
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      loaf of bread, mashed potatoes   start learning
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      onion rings, pepperoni pizza, sushi, bread, cheese   
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      jam, marshmallows, cookie, butter, sugar     cheesecake, peanut butter  
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      parsley, mushrooms, asparagus, lettuce, garlic   start learning
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      onion, peas, tomato, cucumber     carrot, eggplant, artichoke, green beans, red pepper  
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      pineapple, lemon, melon, strawberry, banana   start learning
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      peach, coconut, pear, watermelon   
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      peanuts, almonds, walnuts, hazelnuts   
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