Lesson 39: LE Cluster

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Do not try to memorize! Just read through the content attentively. We will have plenty of exercises and reviews later!

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Warm-UpGrammarVocabularyExercise 1Exercise 2Review

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Relative Time

See if you can understand these sentences. Some words or uses may be new. Try to read them first, and then scroll down for tips, and then answers.

Nim i roudal lilon roena hai i roudi.

Nim i roudal ca roena hai i roudiar en roumir.  

Lunuar, nim i roejoar cali run i be. 

Lunuis, nim i roejoar cali run i be.

Run i moar noli? Suum nim?

Nim i anocaris cali fare i ilaluan ca i tane i anisu e yesrel.

Nim i anocaris cali fare i ilaluan ca i lupupi.

Nim i anocaris cali fare i ilaluan ca i lupupis.

Tips

-ar = completed
-is = yet to start
ca = that, what (connector)
cali = when
lilon = while
lunuar = last winter
lunuis = next winter
noli = now
suum = without
be = travel
fare = parent
hai = the
ilaluan = said, told
lupupi = rain (verb)
mo = eat
roejo = exam
roena = teacher
roudi = write
roudal = read
roumir = book
tane = should
anisu = take
yesrel = sweater

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Possible translations:

I read while the teacher writes.

I read what the teacher has finished writing in the book.

Last winter, I had taken the exam when you traveled.

Next winter, I will have taken the exam when you travel.

Have you just eaten? Without me?

I was yet to leave when my parent told me I should bring a sweater.

I was yet to leave when my parent told me it was raining.

I was yet to leave when my parent told me it was going to rain.

LE CLUSTER

Today we will expand our vocabulary with the next cluster, *LE! Take a look at the words below:

Oravia	English
ledom	land
leno	soil
leafou	desert
leamo	farm
leipili	flower
leinou	grass
leini	seed

What do you think the LE Cluster is about?

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It's about earth and the natural world.

Notice that these words can also be used in other ways, for example:

Oravia	English
ledom	land, territory
leno	soil, dirt, clay
leamo	farm, to cultivate
leipili	flower, to grow
leinou	grass, lawn
leini	seed, to plant

Now try to write 3 sentences using LE words.

You are ready for the exercise now!

Matching Games

Time to practice! Match the Oravia words with their English meanings.

If you don't remember or make a mistake, that's totally fine! We will have plenty of opportunities to practice. Right now just give it a try.

Click one word from each column to match them. The game will check automatically when you select both words.

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Round 1

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Round 2

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Round 3

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Round 4

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Round 5

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Round 6

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Round 7

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Round 8

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Round 9

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Round 10

Matching Games

Time to practice! Match the Oravia words with their English meanings.

If you don't remember or make a mistake, that's totally fine! We will have plenty of opportunities to practice. Right now just give it a try.

Click one word from each column to match them. The game will check automatically when you select both words.

After completing the Exercises and Review, try it again to see how much you've improved.

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Round 1

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Round 2

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Round 3

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Round 4

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Round 5

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Round 6

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Round 7

Review Missed Words

This section shows words you got wrong during practice, and words you didn't know in the Warm-Up. If you didn't miss any, this will be empty - great job! 🎉

🎉 Lesson 23 Complete!

If you missed any words, check the Review tab to practice them again.

Come back tomorrow for Lesson 24.