[00:05.35]Word List 23
[00:07.21]revolution
[00:09.94]revolutionary
[00:11.58]revolt
[00:13.66]revolve
[00:16.06]evolve
[00:18.47]evolution
[00:20.99]involve
[00:23.40]This lesson involves a lot of work.
[00:27.77]Can you confirm or deny
[00:31.05]that Police were involved in the diamond smuggling operation?
[00:35.53]involvement
[00:37.50]volume
[00:40.02]right
[00:42.20]I want the document typed right away, please.
[00:46.91]copyright
[00:49.09]upright
[00:51.18]ripe
[00:53.47]reap
[00:55.55]As we sow, so shall we reap.
[00:59.49]rip
[01:01.57]river
[01:03.53]derive
[01:05.94]derivative
[01:08.34]rival
[01:10.86]rivalry
[01:13.05]rob
[01:14.80]robber
[01:17.20]robbery
[01:19.39]roll
[01:21.58]enrol(l)
[01:23.77]Rome
[01:26.18]Roman
[01:28.58]Do in Rome as the Romans do.
[01:33.94]romantic
[01:36.67]A picnic can be a romantic date.
[01:41.27]room
[01:43.57]bathroom
[01:45.53]Could you do something about the bathroom?
[01:49.69]classroom
[01:51.77]living-room
[01:54.61]round
[01:56.80]around
[01:59.21]surround
[02:01.61]surroundings
[02:04.13]rotund
[02:06.86]rotary
[02:08.72]rotate
[02:11.24]rotation
[02:13.64]The rotation of the earth round the sun takes one year.
[02:19.22]route
[02:23.63]routine
[02:26.80]I’d like you to take a routine blood test.
[02:30.52]rubber
[02:32.59]rub
[02:34.90]rubbish
[02:37.19]run
[02:39.27]race
[02:41.57]sacred
[02:44.08]sacrifice
[02:46.49]saint
[02:48.78]safe
[02:50.64]safety
[02:53.05]save
[02:55.34]saving
[02:57.42]sail
[02:59.83]sailor
[03:02.02]salt
[03:04.32]salary
[03:06.50]soldier
[03:09.13]salad
[03:11.86]Let’s get some tomatoes and cucumbers for a salad.
[03:17.22]same
[03:20.17]You’ve made the same mistakes as last time.
[03:24.11]resemble
[03:26.41]assemble
[03:28.38]assembly
[03:30.57]seem
[03:33.52]seemingly
[03:35.05]similar
[03:37.24]similarity
[03:40.08]facsimile
[03:42.38]fax
[03:44.34]symbol
[03:46.65]symptom
[03:49.16]sympathy
[03:51.46]satisfy
[03:54.08]satisfaction
[03:56.70]satisfactory
[03:59.22]satisfied
[04:01.52]satisfying
[04:03.82]sauce
[04:06.33]Add three tablespoons of soy sauce,
[04:11.15]a half spoon of sugar, a little salt,
[04:13.77]and a bit of pepper.
[04:16.07]saucer
[04:18.47]sausage
[04:20.22]scale
[04:22.52]escalator
[04:25.36]ascend
[04:27.33]descend
[04:29.30]scene
[04:32.03]Don’t make a scene;
[04:34.44]let’s discuss this when we get home.
[04:36.84]scenery
[04:38.82]The crowds spoiled the scenery.
[04:44.07]school
[04:46.03]scholar
[04:48.33]scholarship
[04:50.74]For a few, scholarships were sources of support.
[04:55.44]science
[04:57.19]scientific
[05:00.03]Cambridge is more developed
[05:03.42]than Oxford in scientific studies.
[05:07.03]scientist
[05:08.56]conscience
[05:10.53]conscious
[05:12.61]unconscious
[05:15.12]sea
[05:17.53]oversea(s)
[05:20.38]Who will you stay with while you are overseas?
[05:25.08]That’s 62 cents per ounce for overseas mail.
[05:31.09]seashell
[05:32.74]seaside
[05:34.82]seaweed
[05:37.12]marine
[05:39.63]Those animals were almost
[05:43.24]as real as the live animals at Marine World.
[05:47.72]marsh
[05:49.14]search
[05:51.00]research
[05:57.22]I have to do a research paper for history.
[06:01.27]second
[06:02.80]secondary
[06:05.32]I know you are working in a British secondary school.
[06:10.68]secondly
[06:12.86]second
[06:14.72]consecutive
[06:17.46]execute
[06:19.65]executive
[06:22.27]consequence
[06:25.55]sequence
[06:26.97]subsequent
[06:29.60]suit
[06:31.57]suitable
[06:33.97]That sounds very suitable for me.
[06:38.78]suit
[06:40.21]suitcase
[06:43.16]pursue
[06:45.13]pursuit
[06:47.43]secret
[06:50.27]secretary
[06:53.44]We need a secretary to answer the phones.
[06:56.61]see
[06:59.13]sight
[07:00.98]eyesight
[07:04.05]insight
[07:05.80]sightseeing
[07:09.63]Please tell us the best sightseeing route to take.
