LESSON 8 VOCABULARY

 by means of
 driver
 even
 faith
 favor
 glory
 ignorance
 instead
 leader
 long ago
 murder
 murderer
 obedience
 porch
 presence
 remainder
 run
 runner
 separate
 servant
 singer
 thought
 to announce
 to be
 to be separated
 to bless
 to destroy
 to drive
 to include
 to lead
 to lose
 to murder
 to obey
 to reject
 to remain
 to run
 to send
 to separate
 to sing
 to sing
 to stare
 to suffer
 to think
 true



"WORDS THAT DESCRIBE" VOCABULARY

 angry, angrier, angriest, angrily
 attractive, attractively
 bad, worse, worst, badly
 beautiful, beautifully
 big, bigger, biggest
 black, blacker, blackest
 bold, bolder, boldest, boldly
 bright, brighter, brightest, brightly
 clean, cleaner, cleanest, cleanly
 clear, clearer, clearest, clearly
 clever, cleverly
 close, closer, closest, closely
 cold, colder, coldest, coldly
 cool, cooler, coolest, coolly
 cruel, cruelly
 cultural, culturally
 current, currently
 dark, darker, darkest
 day, daily
 deceitful, deceitfully
 deep, deeper, deepest, deeply
 dull, duller, dullest
 early, earlier, earliest
 fact, factually
 faith, faithfully
 famous, famously
 fast, faster, fastest
 fat, fatter, fattest
 few, fewer, fewest
 fine, finer, finest
 fluent, fluently
 frequent, frequently
 full, fuller, fullest, fully
 furious, furiously
 glad, gladly
 good, better, best
 grand, grander, grandest
 great, greater, greatest, greatly
 happy, happier, happiest, happily
 hard, harder, hardest
 healthy, healthier, healthiest
 heavy, heavier, heaviest, heavily
 high, higher, highest, highly
 holy, holier, holiest
 hot, hotter, hottest
 ignorant, ignorantly
 impossible, impossibly
 jealous, jealously
 kind, kinder, kindest, kindly
 large, larger, largest, largely
 late, later, latest
 light, lighter, lightest, lightly
 little, littler, littlest
 long, longer, longest
 loud, louder, loudest, loudly
 mean, meaner, meanest, meanly
 near, nearer, nearest
 neat, neater, neater, neatly
 new, newer, newest
 nice, nicer, nicest, nicely
 noisy, noisier, noisiest, noisily
 old, older, oldest
 peaceful, peacefully
 personal, personally
 plain, plainly
 powerful, powerfully
 public, publicly
 quick, quicker, quickest, quickly
 religious, religiously
 responsible, responsibly
 rich, richer, richest
 sad, sadder, saddest, sadly
 shameful, shamefully
 sharp, sharper, sharpest, sharply
 short, shorter, shortest
 shy, shyer, shyest, shyly
 sick, sicker, sickest
 simple, simpler, simplest, simply
 sleepy, sleepier, sleepiest
 slim, slimmer, slimmest
 slow, slower, slowest, slowly
 small, smaller, smallest
 smart, smarter, smartest
 smooth, smoother, smoothest, smoothly
 straight, straighter, straightest
 strict, stricter, strictest, strictly
 strong, stronger, strongest, strongly
 sudden, suddenly
 sweet, sweeter, sweetest, sweetly
 tall, taller, tallest
 thin, thinner, thinnest
 tight, tighter, tightest, tightly
 tiny, tinier, tiniest
 ugly, uglier, ugliest
 warm, warmer, warmest, warmly
 white, whiter, whitest
 wicked, wickedly
 worthy, worthily
 young, younger, youngest
 




Expressions

The man held on to Peter and John. (3:11)

The man held on to them in the Porch, as it was called. (3:11)

Why do you stare at us? (3:12)

You handed him over to the authorities. (3:13)

You rejected him even after the judge decided to set him free. (3:13)

Instead you asked the judge to turn loose a murderer. (3:14)

You asked the judge to do you the favor of turning loose a murderer. (3:14)

He is well, as you can see. (3:16)

He announced long ago that this would happen. (3:18)

He must remain until the time comes for everything to be changed. (3:21)


     
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Lesson 8
 
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