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spooked
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/spuːkt/
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/spukt/
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Explain how “spooked” means “frightened” in “The spooked cat ran under the bed.”
Show how “spooked” can function as both an adjective and a past participle.
Compare “spook,” “scare,” and “frighten” in meaning and tone.
Give five natural collocations with “spook” or “spooked,” with translations.
Write three B2-level examples of “spooked” in different contexts and translate them.
Explain why “spook” is usually transitive in examples like “The noise spooked the horses.”
Create a short fill-in-the-blank exercise to practise “spook,” “spooks,” and “spooked.”
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