Vocabulary List

 
Wordalert
Part of SpeechAdjective
ExampleYou have to be alert when you drive.
Wordalong
Part of SpeechPreposition
ExampleLet's walk along the river after dinner.
Wordapart
Part of SpeechAdverb
ExampleOur birthdays are only two days apart.
Wordaware
Part of SpeechAdjective
ExampleAre you aware that there are 29 days in February this year?
Wordbother
Part of SpeechNoun, Verb
ExamplePlease turn that music off. It's bothering me. I'm trying to study.
Wordbright
Part of SpeechAdjective
ExampleYou look good in bright colours. That shirt is really nice.
Wordcharge
[electricity]
Part of SpeechVerb
ExampleI need to charge my phone. Do you have a charger?
Wordchoice
Part of SpeechNoun
ExampleThis menu has too many choices. I can't decide.
Wordcompany
[being with someone]
Part of SpeechAdjective
ExampleDo you want to be alone, or would you like some company?
Wordcondition
[rule]
Part of SpeechNoun
ExampleI will lend you money on one condition: you must pay me back before Friday.
Wordcondition
[circumstances]
Part of SpeechNoun
ExampleThe weather conditions today are perfect for skydiving.
Wordcontact
[touching]
Part of SpeechNoun, Verb
ExampleIn soccer, you must not contact the ball with your hands.
Wordcrosswalk
Part of SpeechNoun
ExampleCars will stop for you if cross the street at the crosswalk.
Worddead
Part of SpeechAdjective
ExampleI'm sorry I missed your call. My phone was dead.
Worddie
Part of SpeechVerb
ExampleThe laptop will die if you don't turn it off.
Worddistract
Part of SpeechVerb
ExampleYou shouldn't text while you drive because it will distract you.
Wordduring
Part of SpeechPreposition
ExampleDuring the movie, I fell asleep.
Wordelse
Part of SpeechAdverb
ExampleSpaghetti. Sure. Excellent choice. Is there anything else you would like to order? A salad perhaps?
Wordempty
Part of SpeechAdjective
ExampleThe classroom is empty because the students have gone out for a break.
Wordextra
Part of SpeechAdjective, Adverb
ExampleI'm sorry. You will have to pay extra for the french fries. They do not come with the sandwich.
Wordflashlight
Part of SpeechNoun
ExampleYou should take a flashlight with you if you are going camping.
Wordfreedom
Part of SpeechNoun
ExampleThey moved here because they didn't have freedom in their country.
Wordhelpful
Part of SpeechAdjective
ExampleMy job is to be helpful and answer customers' questions.
Wordimaginary
Part of SpeechAdjective
ExampleGhosts are not real. They are imaginary.
Wordimpossible
Part of SpeechAdjective
ExampleYour goals are impossible. You will not achieve them.
Wordindependent
Part of SpeechAdjective
ExampleI don't live with my parents because I like to be independent.
Wordkeep
[continue]
Part of SpeechVerb
ExampleLet's keep in touch on Facebook after you go back to your country.
Wordleader
Part of SpeechNoun
ExampleYou can't be the manager of the company because you are not a leader.
Wordlecture
Part of SpeechNoun
ExampleThe history lecture was really interesting today. I have over 20 pages of notes.
Wordnap
Part of SpeechNoun
ExampleI love to take naps for an hour in the afternoons.
Wordnative
Part of SpeechAdjective
ExampleI don't have any friends who are native English speakers.
Wordown
Part of SpeechAdjective, Pronoun
ExampleI don't want to share my room. I want my own.
Wordpedestrian
Part of SpeechNoun
ExampleThere is a pedestrian at the crosswalk. You should stop the car.
Wordpick up
[lift]
Part of SpeechPhrasal Verb
ExamplePlease pick up your garbage. You mustn't just put it on the ground.
Wordpower
[strength, ability]
Part of SpeechNoun
ExampleI don't have the power to continue. I'm not strong enough.
Wordprivacy
Part of SpeechNoun
ExampleI don't have a roommate because I really need privacy.
Wordpros & cons
Part of SpeechIdiom
ExampleThere are lots of pros and cons we should talk about before we make the decision.
Wordreal
Part of SpeechAdjective
ExampleIs that a real gold watch? Was it a gift?
Wordreflect
Part of SpeechVerb
ExampleIf you ride a bicycle at night, you should wear clothes that reflect light.
Wordresponsible
Part of SpeechAdjective
ExampleThe teacher is responsible for the students in class.
Wordromantic
Part of SpeechAdjective
ExampleThat movie was good. It was funny, but it was also romantic.
Wordsafety
Part of SpeechNoun
ExampleI don't want you to go skydiving. I'm just worried about your safety.
Wordscore
Part of SpeechNoun
ExampleWhat was your score on last week's test?
Wordshare
Part of SpeechVerb
ExampleDo you want to share the cost of a taxi downtown?
Wordsidewalk
Part of SpeechNoun
ExampleDon't walk on the road. Stay on the sidewalk!
Wordsnake
Part of SpeechNoun
ExampleI don't know why, but I'm really afraid of snakes.
Wordtake care
[be careful]
Part of SpeechIdiom
ExamplePlease take care tonight. Don't do anything stupid.
Wordring
Part of SpeechVerb
ExampleI think your cell phone is ringing. Can you hear it?
Wordticket
Part of SpeechNoun
ExampleA ticket to see the movie cost $20.
Wordtoothbrush
Part of SpeechNoun
ExampleDo you have an extra toothbrush I could use?
Wordunderwear
Part of SpeechNoun
ExampleThe child's underwear has pictures of animals on it.
Wordwarning
Part of SpeechNoun
ExampleI didn't listen to my dad's warnings. I made the wrong choice.
Wordwish
Part of SpeechNoun, Verb
ExampleWhat would you choose to do if you had three wishes?
  Word Part of Speech Example
alert Adjective You have to be alert when you drive.
along Preposition Let's walk along the river after dinner.
apart Adverb Our birthdays are only two days apart.
aware Adjective Are you aware that there are 29 days in February this year?
bother Noun, Verb Please turn that music off. It's bothering me. I'm trying to study.
bright Adjective You look good in bright colours. That shirt is really nice.
charge
[electricity]
Verb I need to charge my phone. Do you have a charger?
choice Noun This menu has too many choices. I can't decide.
company
[being with someone]
Adjective Do you want to be alone, or would you like some company?
condition
[rule]
Noun I will lend you money on one condition: you must pay me back before Friday.
condition
[circumstances]
Noun The weather conditions today are perfect for skydiving.
contact
[touching]
Noun, Verb In soccer, you must not contact the ball with your hands.
crosswalk Noun Cars will stop for you if cross the street at the crosswalk.
dead Adjective I'm sorry I missed your call. My phone was dead.
die Verb The laptop will die if you don't turn it off.
distract Verb You shouldn't text while you drive because it will distract you.
during Preposition During the movie, I fell asleep.
else Adverb Spaghetti. Sure. Excellent choice. Is there anything else you would like to order? A salad perhaps?
empty Adjective The classroom is empty because the students have gone out for a break.
extra Adjective, Adverb I'm sorry. You will have to pay extra for the french fries. They do not come with the sandwich.
flashlight Noun You should take a flashlight with you if you are going camping.
freedom Noun They moved here because they didn't have freedom in their country.
helpful Adjective My job is to be helpful and answer customers' questions.
imaginary Adjective Ghosts are not real. They are imaginary.
impossible Adjective Your goals are impossible. You will not achieve them.
independent Adjective I don't live with my parents because I like to be independent.
keep
[continue]
Verb Let's keep in touch on Facebook after you go back to your country.
leader Noun You can't be the manager of the company because you are not a leader.
lecture Noun The history lecture was really interesting today. I have over 20 pages of notes.
nap Noun I love to take naps for an hour in the afternoons.
native Adjective I don't have any friends who are native English speakers.
own Adjective, Pronoun I don't want to share my room. I want my own.
pedestrian Noun There is a pedestrian at the crosswalk. You should stop the car.
pick up
[lift]
Phrasal Verb Please pick up your garbage. You mustn't just put it on the ground.
power
[strength, ability]
Noun I don't have the power to continue. I'm not strong enough.
privacy Noun I don't have a roommate because I really need privacy.
pros & cons Idiom There are lots of pros and cons we should talk about before we make the decision.
real Adjective Is that a real gold watch? Was it a gift?
reflect Verb If you ride a bicycle at night, you should wear clothes that reflect light.
responsible Adjective The teacher is responsible for the students in class.
romantic Adjective That movie was good. It was funny, but it was also romantic.
safety Noun I don't want you to go skydiving. I'm just worried about your safety.
score Noun What was your score on last week's test?
share Verb Do you want to share the cost of a taxi downtown?
sidewalk Noun Don't walk on the road. Stay on the sidewalk!
snake Noun I don't know why, but I'm really afraid of snakes.
take care
[be careful]
Idiom Please take care tonight. Don't do anything stupid.
ring Verb I think your cell phone is ringing. Can you hear it?
ticket Noun A ticket to see the movie cost $20.
toothbrush Noun Do you have an extra toothbrush I could use?
underwear Noun The child's underwear has pictures of animals on it.
warning Noun I didn't listen to my dad's warnings. I made the wrong choice.
wish Noun, Verb What would you choose to do if you had three wishes?
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