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If you have ever heard Moroccans talking, you’ll notice a word sound that is used so often in everyday Moroccan conversation, and it is pronounced just like the English word “Mole”, which means “the man who sells or owns or does” the thing.

-Mol Hummus means the man who sells Hummus.
-Mol Tubis means the man who drives
“Some” is used before uncountable nouns and plural countable nouns, and it means “a certain number or amount of”. “Some” is used mostly in affirmative sentences and in question when we expect people to say “yes”. For example, in requests and offers.

-Dawya’s got some interesting ideas for our family project. -When Moktar finishes
When trees transport water, mineral nutrients, and organic substances to all its living tissues, this is called the circulatory system of trees. The circulatory system of trees has two pipelines:

One pipeline, which is called the xylem or sapwood, is responsible of transporting water and nutrients up from the roots to the leaves, whereas the other
Sometimes the words “coast” and “shore” are used interchangeably, yet there are actually differences between them. One difference is that “coast” applies only to oceans, but “shore” can apply to oceans and other bodies of water such as lakes and rivers. A shore is the zone at the edge of an ocean, lake, or river that is subject to the regula
Long-term exposure to noise can lead to loss of hearing. For better understanding, first, the relative loudness of sounds is measured in decibels. Second, what this means? For instance, the sound of a whisper is 30 decibels, while a normal conversation is 60 decibels. In addition, the noise a vacuum cleaner makes is around 185 decibels. To the ear, the dang

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