advertise
verb
To announce or promote something to attract attention. To advertise
ignorant
adjective
Not knowing or understanding important information.
appoint
verb
To choose someone for a specific job or task. To appoint
put off
phrase
To delay or postpone something. To put off.
prioritise
verb
To arrange or deal with in order of importance. To prioritise.
extraordinary
adjective
Very unusual or remarkable.
| beer noun He ordered a cold beer. |
beerHe ordered a cold beer. | |
| biscuit noun She baked fresh biscuits today. |
biscuitShe baked fresh biscuits today. | |
| bottle noun I bought a bottle of olive oil. |
bottleI bought a bottle of olive oil. | |
| bread noun We baked fresh bread today. |
breadWe baked fresh bread today. | |
| breakfast noun They will serve breakfast at 8. |
breakfastThey will serve breakfast at 8. | |
| butter noun She spread butter on the toast. |
butterShe spread butter on the toast. | |
| cake noun I baked a chocolate cake. |
cakeI baked a chocolate cake. | |
| cheese noun This cheese smells strong. |
cheeseThis cheese smells strong. | |
| chocolate noun Do you like dark chocolate? |
chocolateDo you like dark chocolate? | |
| coffee noun I drink coffee every morning. |
coffeeI drink coffee every morning. | |
| cup noun He enjoys a cup of coffee daily. |
cupHe enjoys a cup of coffee daily. | |
| diet noun I can’t eat that – I’m on a diet. |
dietI can’t eat that – I’m on a diet. | |
| cereal noun We had cereal for breakfast. |
cerealWe had cereal for breakfast. | |
| dinner noun What are you cooking for dinner tonight? |
dinnerWhat are you cooking for dinner tonight? | |
| dish noun This dish is very delicious. |
dishThis dish is very delicious. | |
| eggs noun I like to eat eggs for breakfast. |
eggsI like to eat eggs for breakfast. | |
| fish noun Do you like to eat fish? |
fishDo you like to eat fish? | |
| food noun What food do you like to eat? |
foodWhat food do you like to eat? | |
| glass noun Can I get a glass of water? |
glassCan I get a glass of water? | |
| ice cream noun I love chocolate ice cream. |
ice creamI love chocolate ice cream. | |
| jam noun This strawberry jam tastes very sweet. |
jamThis strawberry jam tastes very sweet. | |
| juice noun Orange juice is in the fridge. |
juiceOrange juice is in the fridge. | |
| lunch noun They packed lunch for the picnic. |
lunchThey packed lunch for the picnic. | |
| meal noun We enjoyed a delicious meal. |
mealWe enjoyed a delicious meal. | |
| meat noun We don’t eat much meat. |
meatWe don’t eat much meat. | |
| menu noun Can I see the menu, please? |
menuCan I see the menu, please? | |
| milk noun He drinks milk every morning. |
milkHe drinks milk every morning. | |
| oil noun They use oil to fry vegetables. |
oilThey use oil to fry vegetables. | |
| pepper noun I added pepper to the soup. |
pepperI added pepper to the soup. | |
| pizza noun We ordered pizza for dinner. |
pizzaWe ordered pizza for dinner. | |
| restaurant noun They went to an Italian restaurant. |
restaurantThey went to an Italian restaurant. | |
| rice noun I cooked rice for dinner. |
riceI cooked rice for dinner. | |
| salad noun I had a fresh salad for lunch. |
saladI had a fresh salad for lunch. | |
| salt noun There is too much salt in this dish. |
saltThere is too much salt in this dish. | |
| sandwich noun I made a sandwich for lunch. |
sandwichI made a sandwich for lunch. | |
| sauce noun He made a spicy sauce. |
sauceHe made a spicy sauce. | |
| soup noun The soup is very hot. |
soupThe soup is very hot. | |
| sugar noun I avoid eating too much sugar. |
sugarI avoid eating too much sugar. | |
| tea noun Would you like tea or coffee? |
teaWould you like tea or coffee? | |
| water noun Please drink some water. |
waterPlease drink some water. | |
| wine noun Do you prefer red wine or white wine? |
wineDo you prefer red wine or white wine? | |
| cold adjective The ice cream is cold. |
coldThe ice cream is cold. | |
| delicious adjective The pizza was delicious. |
deliciousThe pizza was delicious. | |
| dry adjective The meat is too dry. |
dryThe meat is too dry. | |
| fresh adjective These strawberries are fresh. |
freshThese strawberries are fresh. | |
| healthy adjective Is this food healthy for kids? |
healthyIs this food healthy for kids? | |
| hot adjective This soup is very hot. |
hotThis soup is very hot. | |
| light adjective This salad is light and fresh. |
lightThis salad is light and fresh. | |
| soft adjective The bread is soft and fresh. |
softThe bread is soft and fresh. | |
| warm adjective I like warm bread. |
warmI like warm bread. |
tea
rice
bottle
delicious
sandwich
fresh
biscuit
sauce
soft
diet
dry
healthy
hot
cheese
meal
coffee
jam
beer
fish
dish
warm
oil
cake
milk
pepper
salad
menu
soup
pizza
chocolate
salt
food
meat
light
sugar
cup
butter
cold
dinner
breakfast
water
eggs
lunch
restaurant
wine
ice cream
cereal
glass
bread
juice
keep away
phrase
To avoid or stay at a distance from. To keep away
pretend
verb
To act as if something is true when it isn’t. To pretend
Table of Content
Practice. Flashcards
Test Yourself
| answer verb Did you answer the question? |
to answerDid you answer the question? | |
| arrive verb We arrived early at the park. |
to arriveWe arrived early at the park. | |
| bring verb She brings snacks for everyone. |
to bringShe brings snacks for everyone. | |
| celebrate verb Let’s celebrate your birthday! |
to celebrateLet’s celebrate your birthday! | |
| change verb Can you change your clothes? |
to changeCan you change your clothes? | |
| dance verb Do you like to dance? |
to danceDo you like to dance? | |
| decide verb We decided to stay home. |
to decideWe decided to stay home. | |
| disturb verb Please do not disturb me. |
to disturbPlease do not disturb me. | |
| laugh verb We laugh at funny jokes. |
to laughWe laugh at funny jokes. | |
| learn verb She learns something new daily. |
to learnShe learns something new daily. | |
| make verb I make breakfast for everyone. |
to makeI make breakfast for everyone. | |
| mean verb What does this word mean? |
to meanWhat does this word mean? | |
| order verb I will order a coffee. |
to orderI will order a coffee. | |
| pay verb I need to pay for lunch. |
to payI need to pay for lunch. | |
| play verb They play in the park. |
to playThey play in the park. | |
| promise verb Do you promise to tell the truth? |
to promiseDo you promise to tell the truth? | |
| put verb Can you put it here? |
to putCan you put it here? | |
| read verb I read books before bed. |
to readI read books before bed. | |
| receive verb Did you receive my message? |
to receiveDid you receive my message? | |
| return verb She returned from her trip today. |
to returnShe returned from her trip today. | |
| run verb We run in the mornings. |
to runWe run in the mornings. | |
| see verb I can see the mountains from here. |
to seeI can see the mountains from here. | |
| sell verb She sells handmade jewellery. |
to sellShe sells handmade jewellery. | |
| send verb Did you send the email? |
to sendDid you send the email? | |
| show verb Show me your drawing. |
to showShow me your drawing. | |
| sing verb We sing songs in class. |
to singWe sing songs in class. | |
| sleep verb I sleep well every night. |
to sleepI sleep well every night. | |
| smile verb She smiles all the time. |
to smileShe smiles all the time. | |
| speak verb Do you speak English? |
to speakDo you speak English? | |
| stand verb Stand here, please. |
to standStand here, please. | |
| start verb Let’s start the game. |
to startLet’s start the game. | |
| steal verb Why did he steal it? |
to stealWhy did he steal it? | |
| swim verb We swim in the pool. |
to swimWe swim in the pool. | |
| take verb Take a picture of the view. |
to takeTake a picture of the view. | |
| talk verb Let’s talk about school. |
to talkLet’s talk about school. | |
| teach verb She teaches art to kids. |
to teachShe teaches art to kids. | |
| tell verb Tell me a story. |
to tellTell me a story. | |
| throw verb Throw the ball to me! |
to throwThrow the ball to me! | |
| touch verb Don’t touch the hot stove! |
to touchDon’t touch the hot stove! | |
| travel verb They travel to new places. |
to travelThey travel to new places. | |
| try verb Try to finish on time. |
to tryTry to finish on time. | |
| turn verb Turn left at the corner. |
to turnTurn left at the corner. | |
| visit verb We visit our grandma often. |
to visitWe visit our grandma often. | |
| wait verb Wait for me outside. |
to waitWait for me outside. | |
| walk verb They walk to school. |
to walkThey walk to school. | |
| wash verb Wash your hands before dinner. |
to washWash your hands before dinner. | |
| watch verb I watch TV every evening. |
to watchI watch TV every evening. | |
| win verb She wants to win the game. |
to winShe wants to win the game. | |
| work verb He works at a bank. |
to workHe works at a bank. | |
| write verb Can you write your name? |
to writeCan you write your name? |
soup
bread
cold
fish
restaurant
oil
warm
healthy
delicious
butter
food
diet
wine
breakfast
dinner
salt
bottle
rice
dry
glass
beer
jam
pepper
juice
cereal
meat
salad
hot
tea
soft
cheese
cake
sauce
chocolate
fresh
sugar
biscuit
lunch
ice cream
menu
pizza
dish
sandwich
eggs
meal
cup
water
milk
light
coffee