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MooniWords from EN001
A little English, in context.
Read the words, explore when you might use them, and try a little conversation on your own or with someone else.
Lines from the short
“Car!”
“My turn.”
“My turn!”
What does “Car!” mean?
“Car” names a vehicle. Here, the word is said on its own.
When can I say it?
You can name something you notice with one word: “Car!” Try it when you notice a car and want to draw someone’s attention to it.
What does “My turn.” mean?
“My turn” means it is my time to do something.
When can I say it?
Use it when people take turns in a game or an activity. The words can sound calm or excited; the exclamation mark in the final line marks emphasis.
Extra examples to try
These examples are for practice. They are not lines from the video.
- Is it my turn?
- Your turn.
Try it your way
Try it on your own: say “My turn” calmly, then with excitement. With a friend or someone you watch with, take turns making a small drawing. Say “My turn” when you begin and “Your turn” when you pass the paper.
