2025-09-16
18 分钟Hello and welcome to the English Like Anated podcast.
My name is Anna and you're listening to week 35,
day two of your English Fiver Day, the second season.
I'm here as your faithful companion,
helping you on your journey to expanding your English vocabulary, improving your listening skills.
and overall helping you to feel more like yourself when you communicate in English.
So sit back, relax and enjoy today's episode.
We kick off as always with a snapshot of what's to come.
Marian knew that looking after five-year-old twins would be challenging.
especially since they were incredibly rambunctious,
always running about, shouting and jumping on the furniture.
To keep them entertained, she planned several excursions to the park,
the zoo and the local museum where they could burn off their endless energy.
When they finally settled down in the evening,
the curious children would gather around her as she read from their favourite storybook,
asking dozens of questions about every character and illustration.
Alrighty, let's now jump into our vocabulary starting with the adjective rambunctious.
What a beautiful word, rambunctious.
We spell this r-a-m-b-u-n-c-t-i-o-u-s rambunctious rambunctious rambunctious means very noisy full of energy and hard to control I think most children at some point are rambunctious Were you rambunctious as a child?
Were you full of energy and noisy and hard to control?