Vocabulary List
| Word | Part of Speech | Example | |
|---|---|---|---|
| appointment | Noun | I have a doctor's appointment tomorrow. | |
| awesome | Adjective | The view from here is awesome! | |
| bandage | Noun | I need to put a bandage on my cut. | |
| blanket | Noun | Do you have a blanket? I'm cold. | |
| boot | Noun | It's raining. You should wear boots and not shoes. | |
| bowl | Noun | I always have a bowl of cereal for breakfast. | |
| brand | Noun | My favourite shoe brand is Converse. | |
| bucket | Noun | I need a bucket to wash my car. | |
| cashier | Noun | Jane works as a supermarket cashier part time. | |
| cause | Noun, Verb | Did the police explain the cause of the fire? | |
| clerk | Noun | I can't find the jam in this store. Let's ask a clerk where it is. | |
| clothes | Noun | They are going shopping for new clothes today. | |
| clothing | Noun | The store sells clothing and jewelry for women. | |
| clue | Noun | If you don't know the answer, I'll give you a clue. | |
| comfortable | Adjective | The bed in my hotel room isn't very comfortable. | |
| comic book | Noun | I have been reading comic books since I was a child. | |
| complain | Verb | If you're not happy about the service, you should complain. | |
| convenient | Adjective | It's really convenient to live so close to the park. | |
| cost | Noun, Verb | It costs a lot to live near the water in this city. | |
| department store | Noun | A department store sells clothing, jewelry, electronics, toys, and many other things. | |
| desk | Noun | I always keep a photo of my family on my desk at work. | |
| electronics | Noun | Electronics are things like computers, smartphones, digital cameras, etc.. | |
| fear | Noun, Verb | The child loves to do dangerous and scary things. He doesn't have any fear. | |
| feature | Noun, Verb | There are many features of the new phone that I like. | |
| forgetful | Adjective | You always forget things! Why are you so forgetful? | |
| jacket | Noun | It's a bit cold outside. Maybe you should wear a jacket. | |
| jar | Noun | I think there's a jar of tomato sauce in the cupboard. | |
| low | Adjective | The prices are so low in this store. | |
| order [food at a restaurant, etc.] |
Noun, Verb | Our order has taken a very long time. Let's ask the waiter. | |
| painting | Noun | Let's put that painting on the wall in the living room. It will look nice there. | |
| picky | Adjective | It's difficult to buy clothes for her because she is so picky. | |
| piece | Noun | Would you like a piece of cake? | |
| power | Noun | My computer is running low on power. | |
| price | Noun | Excuse me. What is the price of this? | |
| receive | Verb | We didn't receive very good service at the restaurant. | |
| remind | Verb | Could you please remind me about the meeting later? I'm sure I'll forget. | |
| room [space] |
Noun | We need to move because our apartment doesn't have enough room for all three of us. | |
| sale | Noun | There's a great sale at Anthony's right now. Everything is 40% off! | |
| service | Noun | The service at this store is always very good. | |
| shape | Noun | That car has a very strange shape. I don't like it. | |
| shop | Noun | There are some nice shops and restaurants in my neighbourhood. | |
| skirt | Noun | Margo loves to wear long skirts in the summer. | |
| slice | Noun | Let's get a slice of pizza. | |
| slim | Adjective | The dress is slim on me, but it's a little big on you. | |
| soap | Noun | Remember to wash your hands with hot water and soap. | |
| sponge | Noun | I use this sponge for cleaning the bathroom. | |
| suit | Noun | You don't have to wear a suit every day at this office. | |
| supermarket | Noun | Let's go to the supermarket to buy some groceries for home. | |
| sweater | Noun | It's not really cold out, so you don't need to wear a jacket. Just wear a sweater. | |
| switch | Noun, Verb | You have chocolate, and I have vanilla. If you don't like yours, let's switch. | |
| tablet | Noun | When I'm at home, I usually use my tablet - not my phone - to surf the Internet. | |
| thirsty | Adjective | I'm really thirsty. Do you have any water? | |
| tight | Adjective | These jeans are too tight. I need a bigger size. | |
| tissue | Noun | I bought some tissues at the store because I have a cold. | |
| trip | Verb | The player fell down because the other player tripped him. | |
| trouble | Noun | You will not have much trouble with this program. It's easy to use. | |
| trust | Noun, Verb | Don't worry. I will be there for you. You can trust me. | |
| try on | Phrasal Verb | You should try on the shoes before you buy them. | |
| worried | Adjective | I'm a little worried about the problem. |