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My Family and Friends

English
Translation
adult noun
Did you see that adult in the park?		 an adultDid you see that adult in the park?
aunt noun
My aunt cooks very well.		 an auntMy aunt cooks very well.
baby noun
She will have a baby soon.		 a babyShe will have a baby soon.
birthday noun
We celebrate birthdays together.		 a birthdayWe celebrate birthdays together.
boy noun
Boys can be very energetic.		 a boyBoys can be very energetic.
brother noun
My brother plays soccer.		 a brotherMy brother plays soccer.
child noun
The child is playing outside.		 a childThe child is playing outside.
children noun
The children are happy today.		 childrenThe children are happy today.
couple noun
Are they a happy couple?		 a coupleAre they a happy couple?
cousin noun
My cousin lives nearby.		 a cousinMy cousin lives nearby.
family noun
My family is very kind.		 a familyMy family is very kind.
father noun
My father likes to cook.		 a fatherMy father likes to cook.
friend noun
She is my best friend.		 a friendShe is my best friend.
girl noun
She is a kind, friendly girl.		 a girlShe is a kind, friendly girl.
grandfather noun
My grandfather likes reading books.		 a grandfatherMy grandfather likes reading books.
grandmother noun
My grandmother tells great stories.		 a grandmotherMy grandmother tells great stories.
grandparents noun
Do your grandparents live nearby?		 grandparentsDo your grandparents live nearby?
husband noun
My husband will cook dinner tonight.		 a husbandMy husband will cook dinner tonight.
kids noun
Do you have any kids?		 kidsDo you have any kids?
man noun
Did you see that man yesterday?		 a manDid you see that man yesterday?
mother noun
My mother is kind and smart.		 a motherMy mother is kind and smart.
neighbour noun
My neighbours are very nice.		 a neighbourMy neighbours are very nice.
nephew noun
She has a cute nephew.		 a nephewShe has a cute nephew.
niece noun
I will buy a gift for my niece.		 a nieceI will buy a gift for my niece.
parents noun
They are good parents to their children.		 a parentsThey are good parents to their children.
partner noun
My partner is my best friend.		 a partnerMy partner is my best friend.
relatives noun
Our relatives will come for dinner.		 relativesOur relatives will come for dinner.
sister noun
My sister is a doctor.		 a sisterMy sister is a doctor.
teenager noun
Teenagers often enjoy music and movies.		 a teenagerTeenagers often enjoy music and movies.
twins noun
She has two adorable twins.		 twinsShe has two adorable twins.
uncle noun
My uncle is funny.		 a uncleMy uncle is funny.
wedding noun
The wedding is tomorrow.		 a weddingThe wedding is tomorrow.
wife noun
He wants to surprise his wife.		 a wifeHe wants to surprise his wife.
woman noun
She is a strong, independent woman.		 a womanShe is a strong, independent woman.
get divorced phrase
They got divorced after 10 years of marriage.		 to get divorcedThey got divorced after 10 years of marriage.
get along phrase
We get along very well.		 to get alongWe get along very well.
get married phrase
She plans to get married next spring.		 to get marriedShe plans to get married next spring.
get together phrase
We get together for fun.		 to get togetherWe get together for fun.
grow up phrase
I grew up in this city.		 to grow upI grew up in this city.
look after phrase
I look after my brother.		 to look afterI look after my brother.
pass away phrase
She passed away peacefully in her sleep.		 to pass awayShe passed away peacefully in her sleep.
split up phrase
They chose to split up peacefully.		 to split upThey chose to split up peacefully.
divorce verb
She did not want to divorce him.		 to divorceShe did not want to divorce him.
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Flash Cards Essential English Verbs 2

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to work

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to win

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to watch

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to wash

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to walk

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to wait

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to visit

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to turn

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to try

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to travel

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to touch

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to throw

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to tell

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to teach

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to talk

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to take

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to swim

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to steal

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to start

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to stand

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to speak

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to smile

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to sleep

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to sing

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to show

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to send

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to sell

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to see

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to run

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to return

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to receive

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to read

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to put

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to promise

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to play

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to pay

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to order

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to mean

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to make

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to learn

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to laugh

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to disturb

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to decide

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to dance

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to change

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to celebrate

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to bring

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to arrive

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to answer

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look forward to

 November 02, 2024

look forward to

phrase

To anticipate with pleasure. To look forward to

  1. I look forward to our meeting next week.
  2. She looks forward to summer vacation every year.
  3. They look forward to spending holidays with family.
  4. We look forward to hearing from you soon.
  5. She eagerly looks forward to her birthday celebration.
Open translation

  1. I look forward to our meeting next week.
  2. She looks forward to summer vacation every year.
  3. They look forward to spending holidays with family.
  4. We look forward to hearing from you soon.
  5. She eagerly looks forward to her birthday celebration.

approve

 November 01, 2024

approve

verb

To officially agree to or accept something. To approve

  1. The committee approved the project after much discussion.
  2. We have approved the application for the grant.
  3. Will you approve the final draft by tomorrow?
  4. They approved the plan despite initial reservations.
  5. The council has approved new regulations for the park.
  6. Will the manager approve my vacation request soon?
Open translation

  1. The committee approved the project after much discussion.
  2. We have approved the application for the grant.
  3. Will you approve the final draft by tomorrow?
  4. They approved the plan despite initial reservations.
  5. The council has approved new regulations for the park.
  6. Will the manager approve my vacation request soon?

deny

 October 31, 2024

deny

verb

To declare untrue or refuse to admit. To deny

  1. She didn’t deny the allegations made against her.
  2. Did he deny knowing about the incident at all?
  3. She couldn’t deny the truth when confronted directly.
  4. Can you deny the facts presented in the report?
  5. It can’t be denied that we need to devote more resources to this problem.
Open translation

  1. She didn't deny the allegations made against her.
  2. Did he deny knowing about the incident at all?
  3. She couldn't deny the truth when confronted directly.
  4. Can you deny the facts presented in the report?
  5. It can't be denied that we need to devote more resources to this problem.

income

 October 30, 2024

income

noun

Money received, especially on a regular basis. Income

  1. Her income from the new job is quite high.
  2. What is your monthly income from this job?
  3. His income significantly increased after the promotion.
  4. She saved a portion of her income each month.
  5. They have a stable income from the property.
Open translation

  1. Her income from the new job is quite high.
  2. What is your monthly income from this job?
  3. His income significantly increased after the promotion.
  4. She saved a portion of her income each month.
  5. They have a stable income from the property.

Essential English Verbs 1

English
Translation
ask
May I ask a question?		 to askMay I ask a question?
begin
When will the class begin?		 to beginWhen will the class begin?
believe
I believe you are right.		 to believeI believe you are right.
break
Be careful, don’t break it.		 to breakBe careful, don’t break it.
buy
I will buy new shoes.		 to buyI will buy new shoes.
call
Can you call me later?		 to callCan you call me later?
carry
Can you carry this to the car?		 to carryCan you carry this to the car?
choose
Choose any seat you like.		 to chooseChoose any seat you like.
clean
I clean my room every day.		 to cleanI clean my room every day.
close
Close the door, please.		 to closeClose the door, please.
collect
Should I collect you from the airport tomorrow?		 to collectShould I collect you from the airport tomorrow?
come
Come over for dinner tonight!		 to comeCome over for dinner tonight!
cry
The baby cries loudly.		 to cryThe baby cries loudly.
disappear
Did the cat disappear again?		 to disappearDid the cat disappear again?
drive
He drives to work daily.		 to driveHe drives to work daily.
enjoy
Do you enjoy reading?		 to enjoyDo you enjoy reading?
explain
Can you explain that again?		 to explainCan you explain that again?
fall
Be careful not to fall down!		 to fallBe careful not to fall down!
feel
I feel happy today.		 to feelI feel happy today.
find
I can’t find my keys.		 to findI can’t find my keys.
finish
Did you finish your homework?		 to finishDid you finish your homework?
fix
He fixed the broken chair.		 to fixHe fixed the broken chair.
forget
Did you forget about the meeting today?		 to forgetDid you forget about the meeting today?
forgive
I will never forgive you for lying.		 to forgiveI will never forgive you for lying.
give
I will give her a gift.		 to giveI will give her a gift.
guess
Can you guess the answer?		 to guessCan you guess the answer?
happen
What happened here?		 to happenWhat happened here?
hate
I hate cold weather.		 to hateI hate cold weather.
hear
I can’t hear you, please speak louder.		 to hearI can’t hear you; please speak louder.
help
Will you help me?		 to helpWill you help me?
hope
I hope you feel better soon.		 to hopeI hope you feel better soon.
improve
He improves every day.		 to improveHe improves every day.
invite
Did you invite him?		 to inviteDid you invite him?
know
I know the answer.		 to knowI know the answer.
like
I like chocolate ice cream.		 to likeI like chocolate ice cream.
look
Look at the stars!		 to lookLook at the stars!
lose
Did you lose your keys?		 to loseDid you lose your keys?
meet
Let’s meet after school.		 to meetLet’s meet after school.
need
Do you need any help?		 to needDo you need any help?
open
Can you open the window, please?		 to openCan you open the window, please?
practice
Do you practice every day?		 to practiceDo you practice every day?
prepare
I prepared a snack for us.		 to prepareI prepared a snack for us.
remember
Do you remember his name?		 to rememberDo you remember his name?
ride
Did you ride a horse at the farm?		 to rideDid you ride a horse at the farm?
worry
Don’t worry about it!		 to worryDon’t worry about it!
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intention

 October 29, 2024

intention

noun

An aim or plan. An intention

  1. His intention was to finish the project early.
  2. She made her intentions clear from the beginning.
  3. My intention is to save money for a vacation.
  4. The intention behind his actions is still unclear.
  5. I have no intention of changing jobs.
Open translation

  1. His intention was to finish the project early.
  2. She made her intentions clear from the beginning.
  3. My intention is to save money for a vacation.
  4. The intention behind his actions is still unclear.
  5. I have no intention of changing jobs.

obligation

 October 28, 2024

obligation

noun

A duty or commitment to do something. An obligation

  1. We have a moral obligation to protect the environment.
  2. They neglected their obligation to pay on time.
  3. I can’t travel next month because of family obligations.
  4. They have an obligation to follow the rules.
  5. Our mortgage advice is given free and without obligation.
Open translation

  1. We have a moral obligation to protect the environment.
  2. They neglected their obligation to pay on time.
  3. I can't travel next month because of family obligations.
  4. They have an obligation to follow the rules.
  5. Our mortgage advice is given free and without obligation.

Fruit and Vegetables

English
Translation
apples noun
Do you like apples?		 applesDo you like apples?
apricot noun
He likes dried apricots.		 apricotHe likes dried apricots.
avocado noun
The avocado is not ripe.		 avocadoThe avocado is not ripe.
banana noun
I ate a banana yesterday.		 bananaI ate a banana yesterday.
beans noun
Beans are a good source of protein.		 beansBeans are a good source of protein.
broccoli noun
The broccoli was fresh and green.		 broccoliThe broccoli was fresh and green.
cabbage noun
She did not like the cabbage.		 cabbageShe did not like the cabbage.
carrot noun
We will make soup with carrots.		 carrotWe will make soup with carrots.
cauliflower noun
Cauliflower is white and soft.		 cauliflowerCauliflower is white and soft.
celery noun
She added celery to the salad.		 celeryShe added celery to the salad.
cherries noun
I love to eat fresh cherries.		 cherriesI love to eat fresh cherries.
coconut noun
This coconut is very hard.		 coconutThis coconut is very hard.
cucumber noun
Is the cucumber fresh?		 cucumberIs the cucumber fresh?
fruit noun
She eats fruit every morning.		 fruitShe eats fruit every morning.
garlic noun
I love the taste of garlic.		 garlicI love the taste of garlic.
grapes noun
I enjoy eating grapes for snacks.		 grapesI enjoy eating grapes for snacks.
kiwi noun
She eats a kiwi every day.		 kiwiShe eats a kiwi every day.
lemon noun
This lemon is very sour.		 lemonThis lemon is very sour.
lettuce noun
I like to add lettuce to sandwiches.		 lettuceI like to add lettuce to sandwiches.
mangoes noun
Mangoes are in season now.		 mangoesMangoes are in season now.
melon noun
Did you buy a melon?		 melonDid you buy a melon?
mushrooms noun
Are these mushrooms fresh?		 mushroomsAre these mushrooms fresh?
onion noun
The onion smells strong.		 onionThe onion smells strong.
oranges noun
She bought some oranges at the store.		 orangesShe bought some oranges at the store.
peaches noun
Peaches are soft and juicy.		 peachesPeaches are soft and juicy.
pears noun
I bought some ripe pears at the market.		 pearsI bought some ripe pears at the market.
pineapple noun
Is this pineapple sweet?		 pineappleIs this pineapple sweet?
potatoes noun
We will cook potatoes tonight.		 potatoesWe will cook potatoes tonight.
spinach noun
Spinach is very healthy.		 spinachSpinach is very healthy.
strawberries noun
We picked fresh strawberries yesterday.		 strawberriesWe picked fresh strawberries yesterday.
tomatoes noun
We grow tomatoes in our garden.		 tomatoesWe grow tomatoes in our garden.
vegetables noun
Vegetables are important for a balanced diet.		 vegetablesVegetables are important for a balanced diet.
watermelon noun
Watermelon is sweet and refreshing.		 watermelonWatermelon is sweet and refreshing.
fresh adjective
I like fresh vegetables.		 freshI like fresh vegetables.
ripe adjective
The bananas are ripe now.		 ripeThe bananas are ripe now.
juicy adjective
Oranges are juicy fruits.		 juicyOranges are juicy fruits.
crunchy adjective
Carrots are crunchy and sweet.		 crunchyCarrots are crunchy and sweet.
sweet adjective
This apple is very sweet.		 sweetThis apple is very sweet.
sour adjective
Grapefruits can taste quite sour.		 sourGrapefruits can taste quite sour.
hard adjective
This apple feels hard.		 hardThis apple feels hard.
soft adjective
The avocado is soft and ripe.		 softThe avocado is soft and ripe.
tasty adjective
Mangoes are very tasty fruits.		 tastyMangoes are very tasty fruits.
colorful adjective
The salad is colorful and fresh.		 colorfulThe salad is colorful and fresh.

tell apart

 October 27, 2024

tell apart

phrase

To distinguish between two or more similar things. To tell apart

  1. Can you tell the twins apart easily?
  2. She can’t tell those two dogs apart.
  3. They often struggle to tell colours apart.
  4. It’s hard to tell identical cars apart.
  5. Can you tell fact and fiction apart?
Open translation

  1. Can you tell the twins apart easily?
  2. She can't tell those two dogs apart.
  3. They often struggle to tell colours apart.
  4. It's hard to tell identical cars apart.
  5. Can you tell fact and fiction apart?

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