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The Englishpod audio review

Listen to the meaning then say the vocabulary word.

to put on fancy dress or a disguise

dress up

an occupation requiring special training

profession

person who puts out fires and rescues people

firemen

policeman or police woman

police officer

person who protects people from drowning

lifeguard

to press the buttons to make a telephone call

dial

to enter a house illegally, especially by force

break into

to ring or sound loudly

go off

person who robs or steals

robber

painful condition where the heart stops beating

heart attack

take up by hand

pick up

Let’s try that faster.

painful condition where the heart stops beating

heart attack

to enter a house illegally, especially by force

break into

person who puts out fires and rescues people

firemen

to ring or sound loudly

go off

an occupation requiring special training

profession

take up by hand

pick up

policeman or police woman

police officer

person who protects people from drowning

lifeguard

to put on fancy dress or a disguise

dress up

to press the buttons to make a telephone call

dial

person who robs or steals

robber

Now say the word and hear it in a sentence.

dress up:

I dressed up as a policeman for Halloween.

dress up:

There was an event this weekend where all the guests had to dress up as angels.

dress up:

I think it’s cute when children dress up for Halloween.

pick up:

If you have an emergency, pick up the phone and call the police.

pick up:

Pick up these toys from the ground.

pick up:

I dropped my pencil. Can you bend over and pick it up for me please?

Dial:

Pick up the phone and dial this number.

Dial:

I want to dial but I couldn’t remember the number.

Dial:

It’s hard for me to dial a number on this fine. The buttons are too small.

break into:

We had a break-in last weekend.

break into:

The thief broken the apartment and stole the TV.

break into:

I had to break into my own car last night because I forgot the keys inside.

go off:

My car alarm goes off whenever someone gets near my car.

go off:

The fire alarm went off in our school today.

go off:

My alarm clock goes off every morning at 6.