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Many animals have a special word for their young: a cat has a kitten, a horse has a foal, a frog has a tadpole. Many words also have a feminine form (lion → lioness, king → queen) and a masculine form (aunt → uncle).
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Learn them in pairs — “every animal or person word has its partner: young one, feminine, masculine”
Use it for: Grammar lessons on gender, EVS lessons on animals, and quiz questions.
Check: A calf is a young cow and a cub is a young lion, so a young horse is a foal ✓
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20 questions. Check each answer, then go to the next one. Get 16 or more right to pass.
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