Vocabulary
Grammar
Animal Migration
Culture
Reading
100

Up-to-date with modern fashion

Trendy

100

Hardly any, a few, many, much.

Quantifiers

100

Moves from the Sargasso Sea to the UK

Freshwater Eels

100

Taking the subway, walking, driving your own car and riding a scooter are ways to avoid this.

Traffic Congestion

100

This story describes the adventure a man took because he didn't have any plans.

A Brazilian Adventure

200

Had no idea

Didn't have a clue

200

One means excessive and the other mean the same as 'very'.

SO and SUCH

200

The Bar-tailed Godwit migrates this way.

Non-stop from New Zealand to China

200

Gabriel Horchier commutes along this river.

The Anacostia River

200

The Tlingit, The Bedouin and The Nukak-Maku are all these kinds of people.

Nomadic People

300

To be condescending

Lenient

300

Used to express emphasis in present and in past.

DO and DID

300

The Caribou has difficult journey because of this factor.

It travels through the cold areas of Alaska

300

These places are visited the most in the World.

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil and The US.

300

Privacy, Perception and Permission are parts of this reading.

To Sharent or Not To Sharent

400

When an airplane arrives to an airport.

Touch down

400

We use them to identify a person, place and / or possession.

Defining Relative Clause

400

It starts its migration in Mexico.

Monarch Butterfly

400

These people move all year. They don't have a specific home.

Nomadic Tribes

400

This book was made into a movie with Hugh Grant in it.

About a Boy

500

People that travel from point 'A' to point 'B' everyday.

Commuters

500

The relative pronouns who or that is ommited in this case.

It is the object

500

A group of indigenous people.

A tribe

500

The Nukak-Maku live here.

Amazon Rainforest

500

This is the story about Rain Price

An Embarrassing Dad