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scooped
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/skuːpt/
US
/skuːpt/
scooped out
scooped out
scooped up
scooped up
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Compare “scoop” and “scooped”: explain the verb forms and how “scooped” can work as an adjective.
Explain the difference between “scoop up,” “scoop out,” and “scoop up some ice cream.”
Explore how “scoop” means getting an exclusive story or interview, and give two examples.
Find natural collocations with “scoop,” such as “a scoop of ice cream” and “scoop water out.”
Compare “scoop” with “spoon,” “dig out,” and “get an exclusive”: when is each more natural?
Write five B2-level sentences using “scooped” in different contexts, with Russian translations.
Answer three questions about the meanings of “scooped” and “scoop” in the examples.
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