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ESLPod_1114_WE_1902 Forms of Government The word "imaginary," in this podcast, means pretend, not real, or only in one's mind, especially with a lot of interesting and creative ideas: "The teenagers played imaginary guitars, pretending they were on stage in front of a large audience." As a verb, "to imagine" means to create a mental image or picture of something: "Can you imagine what heaven looks like?" The verb "to imagine" can also mean to have the wrong or incorrect idea about something: "Did she really say that, or was I just imagining it?" The phrase "imagine that" is used to express pleasant surprise over what another person has said: "He got his dream job right after graduation. Imagine that!"

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ESLPod 1114 imaginary Government + Law

Id	ESLPod_1114_WE_1902
Episode Id	ESLPod 1114
Episode Title	Forms of Government
Phrase	imaginary
Text	The word "imaginary," in this podcast, means pretend, not real, or only in one's mind, especially with a lot of interesting and creative ideas: "The teenagers played imaginary guitars, pretending they were on stage in front of a large audience." As a verb, "to imagine" means to create a mental image or picture of something: "Can you imagine what heaven looks like?" The verb "to imagine" can also mean to have the wrong or incorrect idea about something: "Did she really say that, or was I just imagining it?" The phrase "imagine that" is used to express pleasant surprise over what another person has said: "He got his dream job right after graduation. Imagine that!"
Topics	Government + Law

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