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Champions, Icons & Lifelines - Jumping Frog Vocabulary

Froggy Jumps

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Champions, Icons & Lifelines - Jumping Frog Vocabulary
 

Froggy Jumps

Champions, Icons & Lifelines - Jumping Frog VocabularyOnline version

Jump to the right word or name

by Joshua Masis
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Used to add a new, supporting fact to an idea you already stated (three words, starts with 'in'). ✅

2

A single formal word used to add another important fact to your story. ✅

3

A single formal word used to add extra supporting information — very similar to 'moreover'. ✅

4

A single word used to introduce a contrast or an unexpected turn in a story. ↔

5

A four-word phrase used to introduce the opposite side of an idea. ↔

6

A single word meaning 'despite that' — used to show an unexpected result. ↔

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A three-word phrase used to introduce the final, summarizing idea of a story. 🏁

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A short two-word phrase that signals you are about to close your story. 🏁

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Costa Rican astronaut with a PhD in Applied Plasma Physics who flew on the Space Shuttle seven times. 🚀

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Costa Rican goalkeeper who won three consecutive UEFA Champions League titles with Real Madrid. ⚽

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American tennis champion with 23 Grand Slam singles titles, an Open Era record. 🎾

12

French fashion designer who learned to sew at an orphanage and built a global fashion house. 👑

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