V.

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Vocabulary Building

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An Interior
Two homes: Vasya's, filled with whites and fruits, and Lena's, a mix of black, yellow, and vegetables. Unique designs!

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Colors
​Doll: not red, yellow. Ducks: not brown, yellow. Crocodile: green. Balls: red, blue, green. Cat: grey. Twelve toys seen.

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Hello, Is This the Prime Minister
​A wrong number leads to confusion between an engineer and an inquiring customer.

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My Favorite Color
Favorite colors: Red, orange (warm), dark blue (calm), yellow (cheerful), light blue (cool), and green (personal favorite, matching green eyes).

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Pass the Salt
Asking and thanking for salt.

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She Is Beautiful!
​Description of a beautiful cat with green eyes.

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Shorts
A collection of YouTube shorts.

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Six O'clock Sharp
​Discrepancy in time between watch and clock.

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Toys
​Conversation about toy location: ball under table, doll in box, birds and crocodiles in box.

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What an Encounter!
​Reunion of friends: Boris in the hospital, Igor the chief engineer. Families thrive, sharing updates on Viktor, Sergei, Marina, and Elena. Exciting plans for a visit. Goodbye!

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What Is This?
​A conversation about food items.​

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What Kind of Cottages Are There?
First cottage: Small old house, big garden. Maria Ivanovna, retiree. Second cottage: Medium house, beautiful flowers. Igor, accountant; Katya, teacher. Third cottage: Large house, green lawn, sauna, pool. Ivan Petrovich Kotikov, businessman.

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Where’s Marina?
​Boris (7) and Marina (5) are friends. Marina has many toys; Boris has balloons. They decide to play together but lose count of the balloons.

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