Unit 6 ● Week 5 hilarious Key Words makes you laugh a lot.

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Unit 6 ● Week 5 hilarious Key Words makes you laugh a lot

Unit 6 ● Week 5 dizzy Key Words someone who finds it hard to keep his or her balance

Unit 6 ● Week 5 mischief Key Words something amusing that may cause trouble

Unit 6 ● Week 5 independence Key Words freedom

Unit 6 ● Week 5 nowadays Key Words something that happens in the present time

Unit 6 ● Week 5 (come in) handy Key Words useful to have nearby

Unit 6 ● Week 5 goes to figure Function Words & Phrases

Unit 6 ● Week 5 lickety-split Function Words & Phrases

Unit 6 ● Week 5 newfangled Function Words & Phrases

Unit 6 ● Week 5 storm brewing Function Words & Phrases

Unit 6 ● Week 5 eclipse Basic Words

Unit 6 ● Week 5 thunderstorm Basic Words

Unit 6 ● Week 5 lightning Basic Words

Unit 6 ● Week 5 forecast Basic Words

Unit 6 ● Week 5 odometer Basic Words

Unit 6 ● Week 5 bifocal Basic Words