Vocabulary List
| Word | Part of Speech | Example | |
|---|---|---|---|
| accident [car] |
Noun | I had a car accident yesterday. Nobody was hurt. | |
| angry | Adjective | The teacher was angry because the students weren't listening to him. | |
| apologize | Verb | I want to apologize to you for what I did. | |
| borrow | Verb | May I borrow some money? | |
| box | Noun | When I moved, I put all of my clothes in boxes. | |
| bridge | Noun | From the bridge, you can see the city. | |
| bullet | Noun | There are six bullets in the gun. | |
| catch [a bus, train, plane, etc.] |
Verb | I tried to catch my train, but I was 2 minutes too late. | |
| climb | Verb | I loved to climb trees when I was a child. | |
| common | Adjective | That fruit isn't very common in my country. | |
| crash | Verb | Don't look at your phone when you drive. You will crash the car! | |
| cross | Verb | The only way to cross the river is with a bridge. | |
| dangerous | Adjective | I didn't play hockey when I was a child because it's too dangerous. | |
| drop [my pen] |
Verb | Excuse me! Did you drop this? | |
| explain | Verb | My teacher explained this word to me. | |
| fall | Verb | Be careful! Don't fall! | |
| fine [pay a...] |
Noun | I had to pay a fine for what I did. | |
| forest | Noun | There is a beautiful forest near my house with lots of trees. | |
| funny | Adjective | I laughed a lot when I watched this funny movie. | |
| garbage | Noun | A truck comes every Tuesday to pick up the garbage. | |
| ghost | Noun | I do not believe in ghosts. They are not real. | |
| guide | Noun, Verb | In the guide, we read about a nice park to visit. | |
| gun | Noun | Hunters usually use guns to kill animals. | |
| highway | Noun | You can drive really fast on the highway. | |
| hold [a meeting, a race, etc.] |
Verb | We will hold the event on September 22nd. | |
| hunt | Verb | The men are hunting turkeys in the forest. | |
| hurt | Verb | I really hurt myself when I fell down. | |
| injure | Verb | Four people were injured in the car accident. | |
| invite | Verb | I want to invite you to my party. | |
| keep [not give back] |
Verb | You can keep that. I don't need it anymore. | |
| lose [not find something] |
Verb | I need to buy a new phone. I lost mine last week. | |
| member [of a class, team, etc.] |
Noun | The band has five members in it. | |
| memory | Noun | I have a terrible memory. I can't remember people's names. | |
| mess | Noun | Let's clean up this mess. | |
| miss [a bus, class, etc.] |
Verb | I don't want to miss the bus. Let's run! | |
| pick up [in a car] |
Phrasal Verb | Can you pick me up at 3 o'clock? | |
| prison | Noun | The man spent three years in prison because he stole a car. | |
| promise | Noun, Verb | Please promise me that you will never do that again. | |
| race | Noun, Verb | My friend always does bicycle races on the weekends. He is very fast. | |
| reason | Noun | Please tell me the reason why you did that. | |
| relationship | Noun | I have a good relationship with my coworkers. | |
| rent | Verb | I rented a car when I was on vacation. | |
| rule | Noun | Can you explain to me the rules of the game? | |
| scare | Verb | Spiders always scare me when I see them. | |
| serious | Adjective | Don't joke about this. It's serious. | |
| similar | Adjective | Your hair is similar to Jeff's. | |
| stair | Noun | He never takes the elevator. He always takes the stairs. | |
| steal | Verb | Someone stole my bicycle. Now, I have to walk to school. | |
| strange | Adjective | I don't think we should drink this milk. It smells strange. | |
| suddenly | Adverb | I opened the door, and a ghost suddenly flew out of the room! | |
| take care of | Phrasal Verb | Can you take care of my dog this weekend? | |
| terrible | Adjective | I feel terrible about what I said. I'm really sorry. | |
| traffic | Noun | I drove to work this morning at 6 o'clock. There was very little traffic. | |
| UFO | Noun | That isn't a bird. I think it's a UFO! | |
| unique | Adjective | That music is very unique. I have never heard anything similar. | |
| wallet | Noun | I forgot my wallet at home this morning. May I borrow some money for lunch? |