Modern Family S7E15 English Vocabulary

Modern Family S7E15

I Dont Know How She Does It

This page offers a comprehensive vocabulary list for "Modern Family Season 7 Episode 15," titled "I Don't Know How She Does It," which focuses on Claire's struggle to juggle work and family responsibilities. With a total of 213 words, the vocabulary list caters predominantly to the B1 CEFR level, ensuring that learners can effectively enhance their language skills. Here, you can explore a range of words from the list, engage with reading passages, and practice your speaking skills using our AI tools. Whether you're looking to improve your understanding of the episode or expand your English vocabulary, this resource is designed to support your learning journey.

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213 words

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allegedly B2

Angel of Death B2

apologize to B1

appeal B2

as far as I'm concerned B1

backup B1

bargain B1

beat B2

blacklist B2

bought that churn out of B2

boy stuff B1

breaking up B1

budget a staff meal B2

cancel the playdate B1

cash bar B1

chintzy C1

churn B2

churn up B2

churned B1

clarify B2

clink B2

cold way B2

come in A2

cool off B1

could be home any minute B1

crash B1

crisply pressed B2

crosses their path B2

curls up next to B1

cut classes B1

cynical B2

declined invitations B1

degenerate C1

destitute C1

dial it way back B2

dirty little boy B1

ditch B2

ditching B2

domestic B2

down payment B2

downgrading B2

dream house B1

drunken sailors B2

drying up B2

eavesdropping B2

embarrassing B1

errands B1

face-timing B2

fall asleep A2

falls asleep A2

family emergency B1

fancy sandwiches B1

far away from A2

faulty junction box C1

fear and anger B1

fear not B2

feed it to B1

fell asleep A2

fever dream C1

figure out B1

fixin's B1

forbidden fruit C1

fresh-baked B1

frost B1

frosting B1

frozen B1

get back to B1

get going B1

get on that B1

get out A2

get out of here A2

get us caught B1

ghoulish C1

gift-wrapping room B1

glitch B2

going crazy B1

gonna finish A2

got him to sleep B1

got stuck B1

got to leave A2

got to stop doing this B1

grab a whisk B1

grateful for what we have B1

ground me B1

grown-up B1

halfway through B1

hand-churned B2

help yourselves B1

hit by lightning B2

home front C1

homey B2

I swear B1

impossible errands B2

in the middle of A2

in the middle of something B1

ingredients B1

ironing B1

judging B1

juggling B2

keep thinking about B1

keeping you from something B2

kept the receipt B1

knew the risks B1

knock out B2

left Joe sleeping B1

let me down B1

lie down next to A2

lied about B1

lifesaver B1

lights went out B1

little boy's room B1

lucky day B1

lying about B1

mad rush B1

make a habit of it B1

make excuses B1

make it official B2

marauders C1

means the most to me B1

Might as well B1

mixed message B2

mortifying C1

Mother nature B1

need to chill B1

Nice and easy B1

no kidding B1

not the kind of thing I'm usually in to B2

nymphomaniacs C1

oblivious B2

ogling B2

on the dot B2

on the off chance B2

open house B1

our own fault B1

outsourcing B2

overhearing B2

party-crashing B2

pass out B2

pervs B2

pick it up B1

pick up B1

picked up A2

piece of cake B1

playdate B1

pleat B1

plus-one B1

pre-packed B1

precisely B2

princess telephone C1

pudding cups B1

push it over B1

push me out a window B2

put people off B2

refrigerates B1

rescued B1

restock B2

retrace B2

RSVP B1

run back upstairs B1

saying B1

scant C1

screw up B2

seduce B2

self-corrected C1

showroom B1

sitting under a tarp B1

slap a little tuna on whole wheat B2

slept kind of weird B2

sliders B2

sloppy B1

snubbed B2

so damn busy B1

so mad A2

so-so B1

sob B2

soggy B1

spent it all on B1

state-of-the-art B2

store-brand B1

stumped B2

suck-up B2

super-awesome B1

tackier B2

take a little walk A2

take a nap A2

take a step back B2

take off B1

taken pictures A2

takes me three days B1

talk to A2

term paper B2

throwing me a surprise early birthday party B2

time it out B2

too tired for A2

took care of it B1

treating us like pariahs C1

trolling for business C1

unanswered questions B2

underestimating B2

up and running B2

upset B1

vacuous C1

vending machine A2

videographer B2

vulture B2

wafting C1

wake him up A2

went from an 'A' dad to an 'F' dad B2

what the hell B1

what's been going on with you B1

What's up with B1

windows down B1

wrapped in B1

In "I Don't Know How She Does It," the episode revolves around the challenges faced by Claire, who is trying to balance her work and family life. She is overwhelmed by her responsibilities as a mother and a businesswoman. Meanwhile, Gloria and Jay have their own issues as they deal with their son, Joe, who is having trouble at school. They want to help him but find it hard to agree on the best way to support him. Meanwhile, Phil is trying to impress Claire by taking care of things at home, but his efforts often lead to funny situations and misunderstandings.