Word Network: court

28 connections found

See it in Videos (6)

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Why Thailand and Cambodia are fighting

"Let's meet at the basketball court at 4 PM."

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Django Unchained - Saloon Scene 1080p HD

"Let's meet at the basketball court at 4 PM."

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Supreme Court BANS Faithless Electors…………?

"The court is important."

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Who Owns The Statue of Liberty?

"The court is important."

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History vs. Russia’s most infamous empress - Carolyn Harris

"The court is important."

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The case that could set us back 60 years (Preview of new exclusive series)

"The court is important."

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Learn it in Context (5)

Khon

arts

Piphat

arts

Bread and Salt: The Pinnacle of Russian Hospitality

lifestyle

Chinese Shadow Puppetry

arts

Zarzuela

arts

This Word in Other Languages (6)

court-courrier
French
법원
Korean
court
French
控訴
Japanese
法庭
Chinese
法院
Chinese

Grammar Connections (8)

Help! — Emergency & Survival Phrases

expressions_patterns
A0

Could: Polite Requests

verb_moods
B1

Yours-faithfully vs. Yours-sincerely: What's the Difference?

confusable-words
B1

Hello & Goodbye — Essential Greetings

expressions_patterns
A0

Making Suggestions with 'Let's'

sentence_structure
A0

The He/She/It Rule: Adding -s and -es to Verbs

verbs_tenses
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Past Simple Passive: Completed Actions (was/were done)

passive_reported
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English Hedging: Using 'Probably', 'Perhaps', and 'Possibly'

advanced_syntax
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Used in Phrases (3)

the ball is in your court

It's your decision or responsibility now

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The ball is in your court.

It's your turn to act.

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kangaroo court

An unofficial or irregular court that disregards legal principles.
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