5 Vocabulary Words + Timestamps

1. Trails [2:08]

2. Sabotage [2:11]

3. Locals [3:16]

4. Back in the day [3:56]

5. Plenty [4:22]

1. Trails

Definition: Paths or tracks, often in nature, made for walking, hiking, or riding.

Example Sentences:

1. The hikers followed the mountain trails to reach the summit.

2. There are many scenic trails in the national park for cycling and walking.

3. The dog ran along the forest trails, enjoying the fresh air.

2. Sabotage

Definition: Deliberately damaging, destroying, or obstructing something, often to cause harm or prevent it from working properly.

Example Sentences:

1. The workers were accused of trying to sabotage the machinery.

2. Someone attempted to sabotage the project by spreading false information.

3. The spy planned to sabotage the enemy’s communication lines.

3. Locals

Definition: People who live in a particular area, town, or region.

Example Sentences:

1. The locals recommended the best restaurants in the city.

2. Tourists often enjoy talking to locals to learn about hidden gems.

3. During the festival, locals and visitors celebrated together.

4. Back in the day

Definition: A long time ago in the past, usually when things were different or simpler.

Example Sentences:

1. Back in the day, we used to play outside until sunset.

2. He remembers the music was better back in the day.

3. Back in the day, this town was much smaller and quieter.

5. Plenty

Definition: A large amount or more than enough of something.

Example Sentences:

1. There was plenty of food for everyone at the party.

2. You have plenty of time to finish your homework.

3. She has plenty of experience in teaching English.