Emma by Jane Austin (ch. 1-4)

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Emma by Jane Austin (ch. 1-4)Versión en línea Vocabulary por The Globe English & Spanish courses A B C D E F G H I J L M N O P Q R S T U V X Y Z Starts with A a person you know slightly, but who is not a close friend Starts with B (adjective) describes someone who is kind, helpful, generous, and well-meaning. Starts with C the period of time when two people have a romantic relationship with the intention of getting married. Starts with D someone or something that is calm, serious, and respectful, therefore deserving respect. Starts with E established, formal rules governing socially acceptable, polite behavior within a specific society, group, or profession. Starts with F a very large amount of money, property, or wealth. It also means luck, especially favorable luck Starts with G a man who is polite, behaves well, and shows respect toward others Starts with H an adjective describing someone who is not proud or arrogant. Starts with I the power to affect or change how someone thinks, behaves, or how a situation develops, usually indirectly Starts with J a central character in Jane Austen's 1815 novel Emma, serving as a talented, beautiful, and refined orphan with limited fortune. Starts with L a polite or old-fashioned term for a woman Starts with M the state of being married or the act of getting married Starts with N a high social class (the aristocracy) with hereditary titles, such as dukes or barons, who historically held power. Starts with O a personal thought, belief, or judgment about a person, place, or thing Contains P a person—usually a child—who behaves badly because they are given everything they want. Starts with Q an angry argument, disagreement, or dispute, often between people who know each other well (friends, family, neighbours) Starts with R the general opinion, belief, or estimation held by others regarding a person, group, or organization, based on their past behavior, character, or performance. Starts with S a surface, object, or condition that is smooth, wet, icy, or oily, making it difficult to walk on or hold without slipping Contains T an annual Christian festival celebrated on December 25th to mark the birth of Jesus Christ Contains U feeling unhappy, angry, or insecure because you fear someone you love is interested in another person, or because you want something that someone else has Starts with V an Anglican priest (Church of England) responsible for a local parish and its congregation. Contains X The very first item, person, or time immediately following the current one in a sequence or series, often used for scheduling, directions, or ordering Contains Y An adverb meaning to do something with little or no noise, or without much activity Contains Z comfortable, warm, and pleasant, typically because of being small or intimate

Emma by Jane Austin (ch. 1-4)Versión en línea

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Starts with A

a person you know slightly, but who is not a close friend

Starts with B

(adjective) describes someone who is kind, helpful, generous, and well-meaning.

Starts with C

the period of time when two people have a romantic relationship with the intention of getting married.

Starts with D

someone or something that is calm, serious, and respectful, therefore deserving respect.

Starts with E

established, formal rules governing socially acceptable, polite behavior within a specific society, group, or profession.

Starts with F

a very large amount of money, property, or wealth. It also means luck, especially favorable luck

Starts with G

a man who is polite, behaves well, and shows respect toward others

Starts with H

an adjective describing someone who is not proud or arrogant.

Starts with I

the power to affect or change how someone thinks, behaves, or how a situation develops, usually indirectly

Starts with J

a central character in Jane Austen's 1815 novel Emma, serving as a talented, beautiful, and refined orphan with limited fortune.

Starts with L

a polite or old-fashioned term for a woman

Starts with M

the state of being married or the act of getting married

Starts with N

a high social class (the aristocracy) with hereditary titles, such as dukes or barons, who historically held power.

Starts with O

a personal thought, belief, or judgment about a person, place, or thing

Contains P

a person—usually a child—who behaves badly because they are given everything they want.

Starts with Q

an angry argument, disagreement, or dispute, often between people who know each other well (friends, family, neighbours)

Starts with R

the general opinion, belief, or estimation held by others regarding a person, group, or organization, based on their past behavior, character, or performance.

Starts with S

a surface, object, or condition that is smooth, wet, icy, or oily, making it difficult to walk on or hold without slipping

Contains T

an annual Christian festival celebrated on December 25th to mark the birth of Jesus Christ

Contains U

feeling unhappy, angry, or insecure because you fear someone you love is interested in another person, or because you want something that someone else has

Starts with V

an Anglican priest (Church of England) responsible for a local parish and its congregation.

Contains X

The very first item, person, or time immediately following the current one in a sequence or series, often used for scheduling, directions, or ordering

Contains Y

An adverb meaning to do something with little or no noise, or without much activity

Contains Z

comfortable, warm, and pleasant, typically because of being small or intimate

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Starts with A

a person you know slightly, but who is not a close friend

Starts with B

(adjective) describes someone who is kind, helpful, generous, and well-meaning.

Starts with C

the period of time when two people have a romantic relationship with the intention of getting married.

Starts with D

someone or something that is calm, serious, and respectful, therefore deserving respect.

Starts with E

established, formal rules governing socially acceptable, polite behavior within a specific society, group, or profession.

Starts with F

a very large amount of money, property, or wealth. It also means luck, especially favorable luck

Starts with G

a man who is polite, behaves well, and shows respect toward others

Starts with H

an adjective describing someone who is not proud or arrogant.

Starts with I

the power to affect or change how someone thinks, behaves, or how a situation develops, usually indirectly

Starts with J

a central character in Jane Austen's 1815 novel Emma, serving as a talented, beautiful, and refined orphan with limited fortune.

Starts with L

a polite or old-fashioned term for a woman

Starts with M

the state of being married or the act of getting married

Starts with N

a high social class (the aristocracy) with hereditary titles, such as dukes or barons, who historically held power.

Starts with O

a personal thought, belief, or judgment about a person, place, or thing

Contains P

a person—usually a child—who behaves badly because they are given everything they want.

Starts with Q

an angry argument, disagreement, or dispute, often between people who know each other well (friends, family, neighbours)

Starts with R

the general opinion, belief, or estimation held by others regarding a person, group, or organization, based on their past behavior, character, or performance.

Starts with S

a surface, object, or condition that is smooth, wet, icy, or oily, making it difficult to walk on or hold without slipping

Contains T

an annual Christian festival celebrated on December 25th to mark the birth of Jesus Christ

Contains U

feeling unhappy, angry, or insecure because you fear someone you love is interested in another person, or because you want something that someone else has

Starts with V

an Anglican priest (Church of England) responsible for a local parish and its congregation.

Contains X

The very first item, person, or time immediately following the current one in a sequence or series, often used for scheduling, directions, or ordering

Contains Y

An adverb meaning to do something with little or no noise, or without much activity

Contains Z

comfortable, warm, and pleasant, typically because of being small or intimate