Be blood in blood to give blood.0:24
Have you ever given blood to help sick people?0:30
The soldier's leg was covered in blood.0:34
Blood is thicker than water.0:38
To be cruel to somebody.0:47
She had a cruel look in her eyes.0:52
Devote to devote one's time to something or somebody.0:56
To devote one's life to something.1:01
To devote oneself to something.1:04
Andrew devoted most of his time to painting.1:07
Mother Teresa devoted her life to the poor and the sick.1:10
I'm not ready to devote myself fully to my career.1:15
He has always been devoted to his work.1:26
Does he always wear fashionable and expensive clothes?1:37
The seats and the stalls are fairly expensive.1:41
Produce to produce goods.1:46
To produce an effect.1:49
They produce the best wine in France.1:54
She can produce a tasty meal from nothing.1:57
Receive to receive a letter.2:02
She received a camera as a birthday gift.2:10
What time can we receive our guests?2:17
Scenery always takes the verb in the singular.2:22
No indefinite article.2:26
The scenery was fantastic.2:29
There was practically no scenery on the stage.2:32
Thrill to thrill the audience to thrill the children.2:37
Thrilled, thrilled children to be thrilled to do something.2:44
We were thrilled to hear about your new job.2:50
The thrilled children met the actors after the show.2:54
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