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EPISODE · Mar 15, 2018 · 10 MIN

March 16 - Scary

from Bite-sized English · host Mathew Rideout

Matt covers the different feelings of fear, from the mild to the extreme. He explains how different words like startling and spooky are used. Vocabulary: spooky and eerie scary and terrifying startling / startled nervous Phrases: scared the crap out of me scared stiff butterflies in my stomach/tummy Please do send an email to [email protected] if you have any questions.

Matt covers the different feelings of fear, from the mild to the extreme. He explains how different words like startling and spooky are used. Vocabulary: spooky and eerie scary and terrifying startling / startled nervous Phrases: scared the crap out of me scared stiff butterflies in my stomach/tummy Please do send an email to [email protected] if you have any questions.

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Matt covers the different feelings of fear, from the mild to the extreme. He explains how different words like startling and spooky are used. Vocabulary: spooky and eerie scary and terrifying startling / startled nervous Phrases: scared the crap...

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