Do you know these words for GRASS in English? An allotment – A small piece of land where people grow vegetables or flowers. A green (golf) – The smooth grass area with the hole in golf. A pitch (football) – The grass area where football is played. A lawn – Short grass around a house or in a garden. A marsh – Very wet land with grass and plants. A court – A place where sports like tennis are played. A field – A large open area of land, often used for farming. #learnenglish #ielts #ingles #angiels
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Do you know these words for GRASS in English? An allotment – A small piece of land where people grow vegetables or flowers. A green (golf) – The smooth grass area with the hole in golf. A pitch (football) – The grass area where football is played. A lawn – Short grass around a house or in a garden. A marsh – Very wet land with grass and plants. A court – A place where sports like tennis are played. A field – A large open area of land, often used for farming. #learnenglish #ielts #ingles #angiels
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Do you know these words for GRASS in English? An allotment – A small piece of land where people grow vegetables or flowers. A green (golf) – The smooth grass area with the hole in golf. A pitch (football) – The grass area where football is played. A lawn – Short grass around a house or in a garden. A marsh – Very wet land with grass and plants. A court – A place where sports like tennis are played. A field – A large open area of land, often used for farming. #learnenglish #ielts #ingles #angiels
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Do you know these words for GRASS in English? An allotment – A small piece of land where people grow vegetables or flowers. A green (golf) – The smooth grass area with the hole in golf. A pitch (football) – The grass area where football is played. A lawn – Short grass around a house or in a garden. A marsh – Very wet land with grass and plants. A court – A place where sports like tennis are played. A field – A large open area of land, often used for farming. #learnenglish #ielts #ingles #angiels
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Do you know these words for GRASS in English? An allotment – A small piece of land where people grow vegetables or flowers. A green (golf) – The smooth grass area with the hole in golf. A pitch (football) – The grass area where football is played. A lawn – Short grass around a house or in a garden. A marsh – Very wet land with grass and plants. A court – A place where sports like tennis are played. A field – A large open area of land, often used for farming. #learnenglish #ielts #ingles #angiels
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Do you know these words for GRASS in English? An allotment – A small piece of land where people grow vegetables or flowers. A green (golf) – The smooth grass area with the hole in golf. A pitch (football) – The grass area where football is played. A lawn – Short grass around a house or in a garden. A marsh – Very wet land with grass and plants. A court – A place where sports like tennis are played. A field – A large open area of land, often used for farming. #learnenglish #ielts #ingles #angiels
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Do you know these words for GRASS in English? An allotment – A small piece of land where people grow vegetables or flowers. A green (golf) – The smooth grass area with the hole in golf. A pitch (football) – The grass area where football is played. A lawn – Short grass around a house or in a garden. A marsh – Very wet land with grass and plants. A court – A place where sports like tennis are played. A field – A large open area of land, often used for farming. #learnenglish #ielts #ingles #angiels
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Do you know these words for GRASS in English? An allotment – A small piece of land where people grow vegetables or flowers. A green (golf) – The smooth grass area with the hole in golf. A pitch (football) – The grass area where football is played. A lawn – Short grass around a house or in a garden. A marsh – Very wet land with grass and plants. A court – A place where sports like tennis are played. A field – A large open area of land, often used for farming. #learnenglish #ielts #ingles #angiels
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