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Night market

Guess a new word from the sentences around it.

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The reading

The night market was bustling with activity. Vendors shouted to attract customers to their colorful stalls filled with fresh fruits, handmade crafts, and delicious street food. The air was filled with the aroma of spices and grilled meat. People moved through the narrow paths, chatting and laughing, as music played from a nearby stall.

New words

When you encounter a new word, use the context around it to guess its meaning. Look at the sentences before and after the word. Consider what is happening and how people are acting or feeling. These clues can help you understand the word without needing a dictionary.

For example, "bustling" in the passage suggests a lot of activity and noise because of the words "vendors shouted," "customers," and "people moved."

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