File 9 C Born to sing

You are my number one

You're My #1

Enrique Iglesias

I've kissed the moon a million times
Danced with angels in the sky
I've seen snowfall in the summertime
Felt the healing of the powers above

I've seen the world from the highest mountain
Tasted love from the purest fountain
I've seen lips that spark desire
Felt the butterflies a hundred times

I've even seen miracles
I've felt the pain disappear
But still haven't seen anything
That amazes me quite like you do

You bring me up when I'm feeling down
You touch me deep you touch me right
You do the things I've never done
You make me wicked you make me wild
'Cause baby, you're my number one

I've sailed in a perfect dream
I've seen the sun make love to the sea
I've kissed the moon a million times
Danced with angels in the sky

I've even seen miracles
I've seen…

File 9 B Workbook

KRISTEN STEWARD - click and read -

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File 9 B Vocabuary - Fear

I've been afraid of it for years

Common Phobias -  click and read!

Frightened
Scared
Terrified
Alarmed
Paranoid

These words all describe feeling or showing fear.

Afraid [not before noun] feeling fear; worried that something bad might happen:
There's nothing to be afraid of. Aren't you afraid (that) you'll fall?
Frightened: feeling fear; worried that something bad might happen:
a frightened child
She was frightened that the glass would break.
Scared (rather informal) feeling fear; worried that something bad might happen:
The thieves got scared and ran away.

afraid, frightened or scared? 

Scared is more informal, more common in speech, and often describes small fears.Afraid cannot come before a noun. It can only take the preposition of, not about. If you are afraid/frightened/scared of somebody/something/doing something or afraid/frightened/scared to do something, you think you are in danger of being hurt or suffering in some way.

If you are frightened/scared about something/doing something, it is less a fear for your personal safety and more a worry that something unpleasant might happen.

Terrified: very frightened:
I was terrified (that) she wouldn't come.
She looked at him with wide, terrified eyes.
Alarmed: afraid that something dangerous or unpleasant might happen:
She was alarmed at the prospect of travelling alone.
Paranoid (rather informal) afraid or suspicious of other people and believing that they are trying to harm you, in a way that is not reasonable:
You're just being paranoid
.afraid/frightened/scared of spiders.
Frightened/scared/paranoid about
…afraid/frightened/scared/terrified that
…afraid/frightened/scared to open the door, etc.
Don't be afraid/frightened/scared/alarmed.

File 9 Vocabulary - Animals

Click on the word: Animals and enjoy the vocabulary

animal	plural	male	female	young
ant	ants	winged male, aner	queen, worker	antling
bird	birds	cock	hen	nestling, fledgling
cat	cats	tom	queen	kitten
chicken	chickens	rooster	hen	chick
cow	cattle	bull	cow	calf
dog	dogs	dog	bitch	puppy, pup
elephant	elephants	bull	cow	calf
fish	fish, fishes	male	female	fry (plural noun)
fox	foxes	dog, reynard	vixen	cub
horse	horses	stallion, colt (young)	mare, filly (young)	foal
kangaroo	kangaroos	buck	doe	joey
lion	lions	lion	lioness	cub
monkey	monkeys	male	female	infant
penguin	penguins	male	female	chick
pig	pigs	boar	sow	suckling, piglet
rabbit	rabbits	buck	roe	bunny, bunny rabbit
sheep	sheep	ram	ewe	lamb
tiger	tigers	tiger	tigress	cub, whelp
whale	whales	bull	cow	calf
wolf	wolves	dog	bitch	cub

File 9 A What would you do?

Shout: to say something in a loud voice; to speak loudly/angrily to somebody

Stop shouting and listen!

Keep: to stay in a particular condition or position; to make somebody/something do this

+ adj. We huddled together to keep warm.

Still: not moving; calm and quiet

Keep still while I brush your hair.

Wave: to move your hand or arm from side to side in the air in order to attract attention, say hello, etc.

The people on the bus waved and we waved back.

Suck: to take liquid, air, etc. into your mouth by using the muscles of your lips

to suck the juice from an orange

Tie: to attach or hold two or more things together using string, rope, etc.; to fasten somebody/something with string, rope, etc.

I tie back my hair when I'm cooking.