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ESLPod_0246_WE_0166 Understanding Addresses The word "court," in this podcast, means a paved road with little traffic and many homes: "They decided to build their new home at 15 Blossom Court, because it's close to where they work and it's near a good school." A "court" is also a place where legal cases are decided: "Corrine and her husband are getting a divorce and they have to go to court to decide who gets the house." A "court" can also be the flat area where sports are played: "The city park has tennis courts that anyone can use for free." Or, "If there aren't people already playing on the basketball courts, we can start a game." A "food court" is a large area inside a shopping center with many fast-food restaurants and tables: "Brenda's boyfriend doesn't like shopping for new clothes, so he's waiting for us in the food court."

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ESLPod 246 court Home + Community

Id	ESLPod_0246_WE_0166
Episode Id	ESLPod 246
Episode Title	Understanding Addresses
Phrase	court
Text	The word "court," in this podcast, means a paved road with little traffic and many homes: "They decided to build their new home at 15 Blossom Court, because it's close to where they work and it's near a good school." A "court" is also a place where legal cases are decided: "Corrine and her husband are getting a divorce and they have to go to court to decide who gets the house." A "court" can also be the flat area where sports are played: "The city park has tennis courts that anyone can use for free." Or, "If there aren't people already playing on the basketball courts, we can start a game." A "food court" is a large area inside a shopping center with many fast-food restaurants and tables: "Brenda's boyfriend doesn't like shopping for new clothes, so he's waiting for us in the food court."
Topics	Home + Community

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