Type: Noun

Countable

An outline of the main points of a speech, the contents of a course or class at school, etc.

Example: I need a syllabus to organize my classes.

Type: Adverb

Consecutive connector that expresses the conclusion that is deduced from the previous information.

Example: Therefore i must pay attention.

Type: Verb

Regular Verb- Past form: Flipped

Turn around or as if throwing an object.

Example: I flipped the book to look at the back cover.

Type: Verb

Regular Verb- Past form: Provided

To put things in a position or disposition in order to achieve what is desired.

Example: They must provide us with the materials for the classes.

Type: Noun

Uncountable

A reaction or response to a process or activity. (Work, Business, Product)

Example: Ask your teacher for feedback on your work.

Type: Noun

Uncountable

The practice of paying mindfulness, nonjudgmental attention to one's present experience.

Example: Mindfulness to a skill that can be learned.

Type: Noun

Countable

Something successfully accomplished or performed.

Example: It's a achievement that you did well in school.

Type: Verb

Regular Verb- Past form: Avoided

To keep away from something, to prevent it from happening.

Example: You should avoid getting into trouble.

Type: Noun

Uncountable

A person or thing that is unsuccessful.

Example: Failure is part of the process.

Type: Verb

Regular Verb- Past form: Encouraged

To inspire with courage, spirit, or confidence to do something.

Example: We must encourage the boys who are running in the race.

Type: Preposition

In, at, or to a higher place, position, or rank.

Example: I'll hang this painting above my desk.

Type: Adverb

Over, across, or beyond the sea.

Example: Gladys rarely sees her son since he moved overseas.

This hall of residence houses the college's overseas students.

Type: adjective

Person friendly and energetic and finding it easy and enjoyable to be with others.

Example: Rachel invited everyone to her party, she is very outgoing and social.

Type: Noun

Uncountable

An event that occurs without prior intention or necessity of natural order.

Example: By serendipity we sat next to each other at a luncheon.

Type: adjective

A person who reacts in an insecure and embarrassed manner to the contact or presence of others.

Example: She is very shy when she speaks in class

Type: Adjective

Describe someone or something that is unpleasant, that produces rejection, disgust or unpleasantness.

Example: There was an unpleasant smell coming from the drains.

Type: Noun

Countable

An academic title given upon the completion of studies, or as an honorary recognition of achievement.

Example: Somebody studying for their first degree.

Type: Noun

Countable

Clothing appropriate to the situation or context in which you find yourself.

Example: Students wear special gowns for exams.

Type: Noun

Countable

A sudden strong blast of wind, water, fire, smoke, etc.

Example: With this weather, it seems that a gust of wind will come.

Type: Noun

Countable

A hanging, pointed mass of ice formed by the freezing of dripping water.

Example: The roof was filled with snow and icicles.

Type: Noun

Countable

The lowest or deepest part of anything.

Example: My name is at the bottom of the list.

Type: Noun

Uncountable

The quality or state of being literate, esp. the ability to read and write.

Example: Literacy classes are provided to children who have difficulty reading and writing.

Type: Noun

Countable

A person who spells words.

Example: Mike is a very good speller, he won a contest.

Type: Noun

Uncountable

The way an individual proceeds in a situation or person.

Example: Your behavior for dinner today must be good.

Type: Adjective

It refers to a person who is underweight.

Example: Tom is slender and tall.

Type: Noun

Countable

A current of unpleasantly cold air blowing through a room.

Example: A draught of cold air blew in through the chimney.

Type: Noun

Uncountable

The coat of wool that covers a sheep or a similar animal.

Example: My jacket is lined with fleece on the inside.

Type: Noun

Uncountable

The quality of being fluent, esp facility in speech or writing.

Example: Reading aloud helps improve your fluency.

Type: Adjective

Of a light yellowish-brown colour.

Example: The tawny fur of the lion blended perfectly with the savannah.

Type: Verb

Regular Verb - Past form: Pecked

to give someone a quick kiss, especially on the side of the face.

Example: She gave him a quick peck on the cheek before leaving.

Type: Verb

Regular Verb - Past form: Chortled

It's a small and breathy laugh.

Example: She let out a soft chortle at the joke.

Type: Noun

Countable

A loose outer piece of clothing without sleeves, that fastens at the neck, and is worn instead of a coat.

Example: The wizard wore a dark cloak that flowed behind him.

Type: Noun

Uncountable

Cloud close to the land or sea, making it difficult to see.

Example: The car moved slowly through the thick fog.

Type: Noun

Countable

A board with a smooth, white surface, often attached to a wall, on which you can write and draw using special pens.

Example: The teacher wrote the math problem on the whiteboard

Type: Noun

Countable

An idea that a lot of people think is true but is in fact false.

Example: The idea that vaccines are dangerous is a dangerous fallacy.

Type: Adjective

Used to describe something that has no water or other liquid in, on, or around it.

Example: The desert is a very dry place with little rainfall.

Type: Adjective

Having or producing a comfortably high temperature, although not hot.

Example: I love the warm weather in spring.

Type: Adjective

Slightly cold in a pleasant way.

Example: It’s nice to sit in the shade and enjoy the cool breeze.

Type: Verb

Irregular Verb- Past form - Past Participle: Led

To control a group of people, a country, or a situation.

Example: She will lead the team during the project.

Type: Noun

Uncountable

The process of becoming well again, especially after a cut or other injury.

Example: The doctor said that the wound is healing well.

Type: Noun

Countable

A cat with light and dark lines on its fur.

Example: My neighbor has a beautiful tabby cat with green eyes.

Type: Noun

Countable

A loose gown, worn in bed esp. by women or children.

Example: She put on her favorite silk nightgown before going to bed.

Type: Noun

Countable

a piece of thin material worn by women to cover the face or head.

Example: The bride lifted her veil and smiled at the groom.

Type: Adjective

Too interested in what other people are doing and wanting to discover too much about them.

Example: She asked a lot of nosy questions about my personal life.

Type: Noun

Countable

A place where three or more roads join and traffic must go around a circular area in the middle, rather than straight across.

Example: There was heavy traffic near the roundabout

Type: Noun

Countable

A list of planned activities or things to be done showing the times or dates when they are intended to happen or be done.

Example: She created a study schedule to prepare for her exams.

Type: Noun

Uncountable

It refers to paradise or the place where, according to many religions, good souls go after death.

Example: She believes her grandmother is in heaven.

Type: Adjective

A beefy person looks strong, heavy, and powerful.

Example: The security guard was tall and beefy, looking very intimidating.

Type: Noun

Uncountable

An idea, something said or written, or behaviour that is silly or stupid.

Example: She laughed at the nonsense he said.

Type: Noun

Countable

A small, brown animal, similar to a frog, that has big eyes and long back legs for swimming and jumping.

Example: He found a tiny toad hiding under a pile of leaves.

Type: Verb

Regular Verb - Past form: hitchhiked

To travel by getting free rides in someone else's vehicle.

Example: They decided to hitch-hike across the country during their summer break.

Type: Noun

Uncountable

The activity of sitting or lying in the sun to make your skin darker.

Example: She spent the entire afternoon sunbathing by the pool.

Type: Noun

Countable

An area of water next to the coast, often protected from the sea by a thick wall, where ships and boats can shelter.

Example: They walked along the harbour, enjoying the view of the boats.

Type: Preposition

In or to a lower position than someone or something, under someone or something.

Example: The keys were hidden beneath the couch.

Type: Noun

Countable

A sloping structure for sliding down, that ends in a swimming pool or area of water.

Example: The resort features a huge pool with a twisting water slide.

Type: Adverb

Continuing to happen or continuing to be done.

Example: I still haven't finished writing my essay.

Type: Adjective

Covered by or containing mud.

Example: The children came back home with muddy shoes after playing in the park.

Type: Noun

Countable

A level area of ice, often inside a building, that is kept frozen for people to skate on.

Example: There’s a new ice rink downtown that opens every winter.

Type: Noun

Countable

A large, round, usually metal container for cooking in, usually supported over a fire.

Example: The kitchen smelled delicious as the soup simmered in the cauldron.

Type: Noun

Countable

the long, slender handle of a broom made of sticks.

Example: They dressed up for Halloween, and one of them carried a broomstick.

Type: Noun

Countable

A small cover, usually made of metal or plastic, worn to protect the finger that pushes the needle when sewing.

Example: She wore a silver thimble to protect her finger while sewing.

Type: Noun

Countable

A pen made from a bird's feather, used in the past.

Example: The writer dipped his quill into the inkwell and began to write.

Type: Noun

Countable

A device used for picking up objects, consisting of two long pieces joined at one end and pressed together at the other end in order to hold an object between them.

Example: She used the tongs to turn the meat on the grill.

Type: Noun

Countable

A glass container filled with sand that takesone hour to move from an upper to a lowerpart through a narrow opening in the middle.

Example: She turned the hourglass over and started the timer again.

Type: Noun

Countable

A light inside a container that has a handlefor holding it or hanging it up, or the container itself.

Example: She carried a lantern to light the path through the forest.

Type: Noun

Countable

A very sharp knife that is used for cuttingthrough skin and flesh during an operation.

Example: The nurse handed the sterilized scalpel to the doctor.

Type: Noun

Countable

A small glass bottle, especially one containing liquid medicine.

Example: The scientist carefully filled the vial with the chemical solution.

Type: Noun

Countable

A small piece of jewellery that opens to show a small picture or piece of hair, usually worn on a chain around a person's neck.

Example: She wears a gold locket with a photo of her grandmother inside.

Type: Noun

Countable

A strong, hard hat that covers and protects the head.

Example: He always wears a helmet when riding his bike.

Type: Noun

Countable

A piece of equipment used for climbing up and down, that consists of two verticalbars or pieces of rope joined to each other by a set of horizontal steps.

Example: He climbed the ladder to fix the roof.

Type: Noun

Countable

A box-shaped container, without a top, that is part of a piece of furniture. It slides in and out to open and close and is used for keeping things in.

Example: She opened the drawer and took out a pen.

Type: Noun

Countable

A cloth cover for a pillow that can easily be removed and washed.

Example: She bought new silk pillowcases for her bed.

Type: Noun

Countable

An electric device with blades that turnquickly, used to move the air around.

Example: She bought a new fan to keep cool during the summer.

Type: Noun

Countable

A tool for turning screws, consisting of a handle joined to a metal rod shaped at one end to fit in the cut in the top of the screw.

Example: I need a screwdriver to fix this chair.

Type: Noun

Countable

A device for removing corks from bottles, that consists of a handle with a twistedmetal rod to push into the cork and pull it out.

Example: He used a corkscrew to open the bottle of wine.

Type: Noun

Countable

Any of various types of container, usually round, especially one used for cooking food.

Example: She stirred the soup in the pot.

Type: Noun

Countable

A container for boiling water, that has a lid, handle, and spout and is made from plasticor metal.

Example: She put the kettle on to make some tea.

Type: Noun

Countable

A small square piece of cloth or paper, used while you are eating to protect yourclothes or to clean your mouth or fingers.

Example: He wiped his mouth with a napkin.

Type: Noun

Countable

A decorative piece of card, cloth, wood, plastic, etc. on which someone's plate is put on a table.

Example: She set the table with colorful place mats.

Type: Noun

Countable

A thick covering for the hand, used for taking hot things out of an oven.

Example: She burned her hand because she forgot the oven mitt.

Type: Adjective

It means that something or someone is full of joy or happiness.

Example: She felt joyful when she saw her family waiting at the airport.

Type: Adjective

Someone or something that is reliable can be trusted or believed because he, she, or it works or behaves well in the way you expect.

Example: She is a very reliable friend, you can always count on her.

Type: Noun

Countable

One of the flat, usually green parts of a plant that are joined at one end to the stem or branch.

Example: The leaf fell from the tree and landed on the ground.

Type: Noun

Countable

A very tall modern building, usually in a city.

Example: They are building a new skyscraper in the center of the city.

Type: Noun

Countable

A path with a hard surface on one or both sides of a road, that people walk on.

Example: The kids are playing on the sidewalk.

Type: Verb

Irregular Verb - Past form: Lent

Past participle: Lent

To give something to someone for a shortperiod of time, expecting it to be given back.

Example: Can you lend me a pencil?

Type: Noun

Countable

An area of knowledge that is studied in school, college, or university.

Example: We have three subjects today: math, science, and history.

Type: Verb

Regular Verb - Past form: Chopped

To cut something into pieces with an axe, knife, or other sharp instrument.

Example: I need to chop some onions for the salad.

Type: Adjective

Having a slightly stinging, strong taste, not salty or sweet.

Example: The coffee was too bitter, so I added sugar.

Type: Noun

Countable

the part of the body between the hand and the arm.

Example: She wears a watch on her left wrist.

Type: Noun

Uncountable

the bags, suitcases, etc. that contain yourpossessions and that you take with you when you are travelling.

Example: I lost my luggage at the airport.

Type: Verb

Irregular Verb - Past form: Began

Past participle: Begun

to start to do something.

Example: Classes begin at 8 a.m. every day.

Type: Noun

Countable

A time or day by which something must be done.

Example: I have to finish this project before the deadline.

Type: Noun

Countable

A short written account of your education and your previous jobs that you send to an employer when you are looking for a new job.

Example: I sent my resume to five companies yesterday.

Type: Noun

Countable

A short, clear description that gives the main facts or ideas about something.

Example: I wrote a summary of the article for cla

Type: Adjective

Dirty, unpleasant, or lacking order.

Example: My room is really messy right now.

Type: Verb

Regular Verb - Past form: Complained

To say that something is wrong or not satisfactory.

Example: I always complain when the service is bad.

Type: Noun

Countable

The act of raising someone to a higher or more important position or rank.

Example: He has several promotions in the last year.

Type: Noun

Countable

A set of instructions telling you how to prepare and cook food, including a list of what food is needed for this.

Example: I found a great recipe for chocolate cake online.

Type: Verb

Regular Verb - Past form: Borrowed

To get or receive something from someone with the intention of giving it back after a period of time.

Example: Can I borrow your pen for a moment?

Type: Noun

Countable

Either of the two organs in the chest with which people and some animals breathe.

Example: She was diagnosed with lung cancer last year.

Type: Verb

Regular Verb - Past form: Coughed

To force air out of your lungs through yourthroat with a short, loud sound.

Example: His cough got worse after the cold weather.

Type: Noun

Uncountable

A medical condition in which the bodytemperature is higher than usual.

Example: She has a high fever and needs to rest

Type: Verb

Regular Verb- Past form: Prescribed

(of a doctor) to say what medical treatmentsomeone should have.

Example: Doctors prescribe medicines for illnesses.

Type: Noun

Countable

A formal arrangement to meet or visitsomeone at a particular time and place.

Example: I have a dentist appointment at 3 p.m.

Type: Verb

Regular Verb- Past form: Boiled

To reach, or cause something to reach, the temperature at which a liquid starts to turninto a gas.

Example: The water will boil in a few minutes.

Type: Noun

Countable

A flat, often thin, piece of food that has been cut from a larger piece.

Example: Can I have a slice of pizza, please?

Type: Noun

Countable

A man whose job is to bring the food to customers at their tables in a restaurant.

Example: I asked the waiter for a glass of water.

Type: Noun

Countable

To give someone who has provided you with a service an extra amount of money to thank them.

Example: I gave the waitress a generous tip.

Type: Noun

Countable

A part of an airport where travellers are allowed to get on or off a particular aircraft.

Example: Your flight is boarding at gate 22.

Type: Noun

Uncountable

The money that is used in a particular country at a particular time.

Example: Each country has its own currency and exchange rate.

Type: Verb

Irregular Verb- Past form: Awoke

Past participle: Awoken

To stop sleeping or to make someone stop sleeping.

Example: I awake every day at sunrise.

Type: Verb

Irregular Verb- Past form: Beat

Past participle: Beaten

To hit someone or something many times with your hand, a stick, etc.

Example: He beat the drum loudly.

Type: Verb

Irregular Verb- Past form: Bent

Past participle: Bent

To push or press something so that it is no longer flat or straight.

Example: She bent the wire into the shape of a heart.

Type: Verb

Irregular Verb- Past form: Overcame

Past participle: Overcome

To successfully control a feeling or problem that prevents you from achieving something.

Example: They overcame many obstacles to succeed.

Type: Verb

Irregular Verb- Past form: Rose

Past participle: Risen

To get out of bed.

Example: She rises early every morning to go jogging.

Type: Verb

Irregular Verb- Past form: Shrank

Past participle: Shrunk

To become smaller, or to make something smaller.

Example: My sweater shrank in the wash.

Type: Verb

Irregular Verb- Past form: Shut

Past participle: Shut

To (cause to) close something.

Example: Please shut the door when you leave.

Type: Verb

Irregular Verb- Past form: Wrung

Past participle: Wrung

To hold something tightly with both handsand twist it by turning your hands in opposite directions.

Example: I wring the clothes before hanging them.

Type: Verb

Irregular Verb- Past form: Undertook

Past participle: Undertaken

To do or begin to do something, especially something that will take a long time or be difficult.

Example: they decided to undertake a major renovation of their house.

Type: Verb

Irregular Verb- Past form: Bet

Past participle: Bet

To risk money on the result of an event or a competition, such as a horse race, in the hope of winning more money.

Example: I bet $10 on the soccer game.

Type: Verb

Irregular Verb- Past form: Sank

Past participle: Sunk

to (cause something or someone to) go down below the surface or to the bottom of a liquid or soft substance.

Example: The boat began to sink after hitting the rock.

Type: Verb

Irregular Verb- Past form: Sowed

Past participle: Sowed / Sown

to put seeds in or on the ground so that plants will grow.

Example: We sow carrots in between the onions.

Type: Verb

Irregular Verb- Past form: Swept

Past participle: Swept

to clean something, especially a floor by using a brush to collect the dirt into one place from which it can be removed.

Example: I need to sweep the floor before our guests arrive.

Type: Verb

Irregular Verb- Past form: Threw

Past participle: Thrown

to send something through the air with force, especially by a sudden movement of the arm.

Example: Throw the ball to me!

Type: Verb

Irregular Verb- Past form: Withdrew

Past participle: Withdrawn

to take money out of an account.

Example: I need to withdraw some cash from the ATM.

Type: Verb

Irregular Verb- Past form: Lay

Past participle: Lain

to be in or move into a horizontal positionon a surface.

Example: I’m going to lie down for a few minutes.

Type: Verb

Irregular Verb- Past form: Kept

Past participle: Kept

to have or continue to have in your possession.

Example: He always keeps the toys put away.

Type: Verb

Irregular Verb- Past form: Got

Past participle: Got / Gotten

to obtain, buy, or earn something.

Example: She wants to get a job in a big company.

Type: Verb

Irregular Verb- Past form: Ground

Past participle: Ground

to make something into small pieces or a powder by pressing between hard surfaces.

Example: She used a stone to grind the spices.

Type: Verb

Irregular Verb- Past form: Grew

Past participle: Grown

to increase in size or amount, or to become more advanced or developed.

Example: Children grow so fast!

Type: Verb

Irregular Verb- Past form: Forbade

Past participle: Forbidden

to refuse to allow something, especially officially, or to prevent a particular plan of action by making it impossible.

Example: My parents forbid me to go out late at night.

Type: Verb

Irregular Verb- Past form: Fed

Past participle: Fed

to give food to a person, group, or animal.

Example: I usually feed the neighbour's cat while she's away.

Type: Verb

Irregular Verb- Past form: Dealt

Past participle: Dealt

an agreement or an arrangement, especially in business.

Example: We made a deal to finish the project together.

Type: Verb

Irregular Verb- Past form: Crept

Past participle: Crept

to move slowly, quietly, and carefully, usually in order to avoid being noticed.

Example: She tried to creep into the house without waking anyone.

Type: Verb

Irregular Verb- Past form: Clung

Past participle: Clung

to stick onto or hold something or someone tightly, or to refuse to stop holding it, him, or her.

Example: The child clung to her mother in fear.

Type: Verb

Irregular Verb- Past form: Came

Past participle: Come

to move or travel in the direction of the person being spoken to.

Example: My friends are going to come to the party.

Type: Verb

Irregular Verb- Past form: Blew

Past participle: Blown

to move and make currents of air, or to be moved or make something move on a current of air.

Example: Make a wish and blow out the candles.

Type: Verb

Irregular Verb- Past form: Dug

Past participle: Dug

to break up and move soil using a tool, a machine, or your hands.

Example: We need to dig the soil before planting the seeds.

Type: Verb

Irregular Verb- Past form: Laid

Past participle: Laid

to put something in especially a flat or horizontal position, usually carefully or for a particular purpose.

Example: She lays the table for lunch.

Type: Verb

Irregular Verb- Past form: Hung

Past participle: Hung

to fasten or support something at the top leaving the other parts free to move, or to be held in this way.

Example: She hung her coat on the hook.

Type: Verb

Irregular Verb- Past form: Knelt

Past participle: Knelt

to go down into, or stay in, a position where one or both knees are on the ground.

Example: When people are tired or injured, they sometimes kneel to rest.

Type: Verb

Irregular Verb- Past form: Burst

Past participle: Burst

to break open or apart suddenly, or to make something do this.

Example: The balloon burst when it touched the needle.

Type: Verb

Irregular Verb- Past form: Rode

Past participle: Ridden

to sit on something such as a bicycle, motorbike, or horse and travel along on it controlling its movements.

Example: I learned to ride a bike when I was six.

Type: Verb

Irregular Verb- Past form: Sought

Past participle: Sought

to try to find or get something, especially something that is not a physical object.

Example: The student seeks help from her classmates before the exam.

Type: Noun

Countable

a period of time such as a few weeks when the weather is much hotter than usual.

Example: A heatwave hit the city and temperatures reached 40°C.

Type: Noun

Countable

a small piece of rubber used to remove the marks made by a pencil.

Example: She took out her pencil and eraser from the pencil case.

Type: Verb

Irregular Verb- Past form: Stank / Stunk

Past participle: Stunk

to smell very unpleasant.

Example: That garbage stinks, please take it out!

Type: Verb

Irregular Verb- Past form: Tore

Past participle: Torn

to damage something such as paper or cloth by pulling it hard or letting it touch something sharp.

Example: Tear the paper to have two pieces.

Type: Verb

Irregular Verb- Past form: Wove

Past participle: Woven

to make cloth by repeatedly crossing a single thread through two sets of long threads on a loom.

Example: She knows how to weave beautiful baskets by hand.