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Swift and Kelce Marry in New York
This is a B1 (intermediate) English article about swift and kelce marry in new york. Read the article below, then check the key words and test your understanding with 5 exercises. You can also listen to the audio and tap any word to see its meaning.
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Key Vocabulary
- n.
- a person who gives news about a star
- n.
- a big building for shows and sports
- n.
- a formal event with special acts
- n.
- a woman who helps the bride at a wedding
- n.
- a man who helps the groom at a wedding
- n.
- a promise to get married
- n.
- being away from other people's eyes
- n.
- a set of steps to go up or down
- n.
- a serious promise, as at a wedding
Vocabulary Translations· 9 words · 12 languages
Every definition is context-aware — translated based on how the word is used in this article, not a dictionary.
a person who gives news about a star
a big building for shows and sports
a formal event with special acts
a woman who helps the bride at a wedding
a man who helps the groom at a wedding
a promise to get married
being away from other people's eyes
a set of steps to go up or down
a serious promise, as at a wedding
Check Your Understanding
Question 1: Multiple Choice
How did fans try to find out where the wedding would be?
Question 2: Multiple Choice
What was unusual about who stood with the couple?
Question 3: Fill in the Blank
The closed design of the arena gave the couple ______ from cameras and drones.
Question 4: Fill in the Blank
The couple read personal ______ that they had written themselves.
Question 5: Put in Order
Put these ideas in the correct logical order.
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