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Reinforce vocabulary as well as grammar structure.
1
interested
expression
dependent
vulnerable
blind
sight
lead
grocery
silly
Hmm
?
,
I
suppose
.
Yes
,
the
most
important
one
is
sight
,
I
guess
?
I
mean
,
if
you
?
re
,
if
you
can
?
t
see
,
then
although
you
can
a
full
life
and
all
that
,
I
think
it
does
make
you
more
,
more
on
other
people
,
I
don
?
t
know
,
for
little
things
like
,
for
instance
,
like
shopping
or
whatever
,
and
I
would
really
hate
it
if
I
couldn
?
t
see
what
things
or
people
looked
like
?
or
the
on
a
person
?
s
face
when
they
?
re
talking
to
you
.
I
mean
,
you
wouldn
?
t
even
know
if
they
were
looking
at
you
or
whether
they
looked
in
what
you
were
saying
.
2
louder
subtleties
communicate
hearing
relaxing
humor
voice
isolating
deaf
sounded
No
,
I
haven
?
t
,
but
I
read
an
article
about
a
man
who
went
and
then
his
was
restored
to
him
,
and
he
talked
about
how
it
can
be
if
you
can
?
t
hear
.
He
said
that
you
miss
out
on
a
lot
of
things
,
that
although
you
can
?
ne
when
you
need
to
,
you
miss
out
on
the
of
a
conversation
,
and
the
thing
he
missed
most
was
?
the
humor
in
spontaneous
conversation
?
because
it
all
gets
slowed
down
when
you
?
re
signing
.
And
he
really
missed
listening
to
music
;
that
was
the
worst
part
,
he
said
.
That
,
and
not
being
able
to
hear
his
wife
?
s
.
And
he
said
that
it
was
really
strange
to
start
with
when
he
regained
his
hearing
.
Everything
much
.
He
said
he
actually
misses
total
silence
sometimes
,
just
not
hearing
anything
,
and
that
it
can
be
really
.
3
reminded
food
skin
memories
triggers
smell
catch
perfume
smelled
Um
,
I
don
?
t
know
?
but
maybe
,
I
guess
?
like
somebody
can
just
walk
past
you
on
the
street
and
you
can
the
smell
of
their
and
it
reminds
you
really
strongly
of
somebody
?
or
?
I
can
?
t
remember
where
I
was
the
other
day
,
but
I
suddenly
the
most
wonderful
cooking
smells
:
coconut
oil
and
spices
,
and
it
me
so
strongly
of
my
vacation
in
the
Caribbean
?
I
could
see
the
palm
trees
,
taste
the
food
,
feel
the
sun
on
my
?
yes
,
I
think
smell
the
strongest
,
most
vivid
.
4
program
signing
documentary
pore
worked
language
touch
traveled
sight
limited
traditional
amazing
vibrations
granted
palms
This
may
seem
like
a
strange
answer
,
but
maybe
?
you
know
,
the
sense
of
touch
?
I
think
it
?
s
probably
the
one
we
take
the
most
for
,
being
able
to
feel
things
,
and
it
?
s
not
?
it
?
s
not
,
you
know
,
a
sense
that
?
s
to
one
part
of
your
body
,
either
?
it
?
s
everything
,
every
single
,
every
single
bit
of
your
skin
.
I
remember
seeing
a
about
a
man
who
was
born
deaf
and
mute
and
had
later
lost
his
in
an
accident
?
he
lived
a
full
life
?
he
was
eighty
-
something
and
he
still
and
even
.
He
just
lived
his
life
totally
through
his
sense
of
touch
.
In
this
,
they
showed
him
visiting
other
people
like
him
in
Japan
.
It
was
amazing
?
they
used
an
international
which
was
based
on
touch
?
they
would
touch
each
other
and
sign
on
each
other
?
s
,
and
they
could
feel
each
other
talking
?
and
it
showed
them
going
to
a
drum
concert
too
?
like
a
Japanese
drum
concert
?
and
they
could
feel
the
music
,
I
mean
they
could
feel
the
of
the
drums
,
even
though
they
couldn
?
t
hear
them
.
It
was
just
totally
.
5
spoiled
putting
tongue
taste
notices
renowned
tasting
spices
bland
burned
Well
,
usually
I
?
m
for
my
sense
of
!
Sometimes
I
can
taste
things
that
nobody
else
even
.
For
example
,
when
someone
cooks
for
me
,
I
can
tell
which
were
used
.
Sometimes
my
mom
will
try
to
fool
me
by
something
I
?
ve
never
eaten
before
in
the
food
,
but
in
that
case
I
can
always
identify
that
there
is
something
strange
in
the
food
.
I
love
something
I
?
ve
never
tasted
before
!
If
food
is
,
I
know
it
right
away
.
Recently
I
had
some
really
hot
soup
and
my
.
It
was
strange
not
being
able
to
taste
things
as
strongly
,
everything
tasted
so
,
but
I
was
back
to
normal
after
a
couple
of
days
.
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