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  • - Ta da! - Whoa. Hey, what is that?

  • This is a list of everything we need to buy today.

  • Really? All that?

  • All that. Broom's Mart's having a sale right now.

  • We'd better hurry before they're

  • sold out of everything we need.

  • - Can I get a video game? - I want a new teddy-bear.

  • You guys, I'm afraid those things aren't on the list.

  • Okay, buckle up, you two. Here we go!

  • - Okay. - Yeah!

  •  

  • Oh. All of these cars.

  •  

  • Over there. Mom. Look.

  • Huh? Yes!

  • Goodness, are you alright?

  •  

  • Oh, my, we're too late.

  •  

  • Mom, look. There's one.

  • Where is it? Ah!

  •  

  • Oh! There's already a car there.

  • Well mom, looks like this isn't going to work.

  • I'm not giving up. Huh?

  • - A parking spot! - A parking spot!

  • Hooray!

  •  

  • O-kay.

  • Helly, so how's traffic in town?

  • Actually, Broom's Mart is having a sale,

  • and all the roads around it are jammed up.

  • Oh, no, I forgot all about the sale.

  • Oh, I was going to get a new bathing suit,

  • but what if they're all sold out?

  • Jin, don't you think we should worry about

  • the traffic problem first? Helly, let's move out!

  • Okay.

  •  

  • Okay. Now, just wait for me to get the door.

  •  

  • Huh? Watch out!

  • You should be more careful, Mom.

  • I told you to wait!

  • - Are you okay, Mommy? - Yes, I'm okay.

  •  

  • Stop! Okay, please go now!

  • I think it's under control now.

  • Helly, how does it look over there?

  • Well, I've still got a lot of cars headed to the store.

  • Really? Okay, I'm coming to help.

  • - Okay! - So late! I am so late!

  • Huh? What's going on?

  • That car is not driving safely.

  •  

  • Hey, Mom. I'll go put this back.

  •  

  • Woo-hoo!

  • Huh? There's that car...

  • Oh, yeah. Full speed ahead!

  • Awesome! Yeah-yow!

  • Oh. There's nowhere to park.

  •  

  • Kevin!

  • Huh? Watch out!

  •  

  • No, stop!

  •  

  • Kevin!

  •  

  • Oh man.

  • Parking lots are dangerous places.

  • You should always watch your children in them.

  • Oh, it happened so fast.

  • As for you ma'am.

  • You cannot drive that fast when you're in a parking lot.

  • I'm just so sorry. I was afraid I'd miss the sale.

  • Kevin, Suji, you both need to listen to me carefully

  • and be cautious from now on.

  • - Right. - Right.

  • You should not run or play in a parking lot,

  • because you never know when or where a car may pop out.

  • It's very dangerous.

  • And it's easy to stumble over a speed bump or parking block,

  • so you should always walk slowly and look where you're going.

  •  

  • Also, remember before you get out of a car,

  • To make sure the car has completely stopped,

  • And make sure no cars around you are moving.

  • When you are in a parking garage,

  • It is very dark and hard to see,

  • So always be sure to walk with an adult.

  • And also, Kevin! You have got to know,

  • It's extremely dangerous to ride a bicyle

  • or shopping cart in a parking lot!

  • - Understand? - Yes, I do, Poli.

  •  

  • Listen, Mom, are we ever going to get home?

  • Almost done.

  • Okay, maybe if I put this over here...

  •  

- Ta da! - Whoa. Hey, what is that?

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[Trafficsafety with Poli] 14.Don't play around in a parking lot

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    kelly posted on 2015/06/16
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awesome

US /ˈɔsəm/

UK /'ɔ:səm/

  • adjective
  • Great; wonderful; stupendous
  • Extremely impressive or daunting; inspiring great admiration, apprehension, or fear.
spot

US /spɑt/

UK /spɒt/

  • noun
  • A certain place or area
  • A difficult time; awkward situation
  • Place or ranking on a list
  • A small amount of (substance help hard work etc.)
  • Mark caused by a drop of liquid, food, etc.
  • verb
  • To see someone or something by chance
suit

US /sut/

UK /su:t/

  • verb
  • To be appropriate for a given situation
  • (Of clothes) to look good on someone
  • noun
  • Set of clothes including jacket and pants or skirt
  • Law case involving a claim of some kind
  • Set of playing cards such as hearts or diamonds
lot

US /lɑt/

UK /lɒt/

  • noun
  • What happens to a person in life from chance; fate
  • A group of people seen together
  • Item for sale at an auction
  • Small area of land used for a purpose e.g. parking
afraid

US /əˈfred/

UK /əˈfreɪd/

  • adjective
  • I'm sorry to say (expressing regret)
  • Worried that something bad will happen; scared
watch

US /wɑtʃ/

UK /wɒtʃ/

  • verb
  • To keep in check, manage, or control something
  • To look at something for entertainment, e.g. TV
  • To guard a place or people; protect child, etc.
  • To look at carefully to work out what is happening
  • To protect and care for someone or something
  • noun
  • Period of time someone is responsible for guarding
  • Device you wear on your wrist that shows the time
  • Official warning statement, e.g. of bad weather
list

US /lɪst/

UK /lɪst/

  • noun
  • Lean of a boat to one side
  • A series of names, items, or numbers, typically written or printed down in a meaningful arrangement.
  • The extent to which a ship leans to one side.
  • Series of written names, words or numbers
  • verb
  • To lean to one side, like a boat or ship
  • To present for sale for a specific price
  • To write a series of names, words, or numbers
  • other
  • To record or include in a list.
  • other
  • (of a ship) to lean to one side.
speed

US /spid/

UK /spi:d/

  • noun
  • How fast or slow something is or is done
  • verb
  • To move quickly when completing an action
  • To drive a vehicle faster than laws allow
traffic

US /ˈtræfɪk/

UK /'træfɪk/

  • noun
  • The cars or vehicles on the road
  • Amount of activity over a communication system
  • other
  • The amount of data sent and received by visitors to a website.
  • Illegal or disreputable dealings.
  • The movement of people in a particular place or area.
  • The conveyance of goods and passengers for the purposes of trade.
  • Vehicles moving on a road or public highway.
  • other
  • To direct and control traffic.
  • other
  • Deal or trade in something illegal.
hey

US /he/

UK /heɪ/

  • exclamation
  • What you say when you want someone's attention

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