expenses
noun
Money spent for a particular purpose. Expenses
| accent noun She has a British accent. |
an accentShe has a British accent. | |
| activity noun This activity is for practicing speaking. |
an activityThis activity is for practicing speaking. | |
| adjective noun Adjectives describe nouns in sentences. |
an adjectiveAdjectives describe nouns in sentences. | |
| answer noun The answer is on page three. |
an answerThe answer is on page three. | |
| attention noun Pay attention to the grammar rules. |
an attentionPay attention to the grammar rules. | |
| beginner noun I am a beginner in Italian. |
a beginnerI am a beginner in Italian. | |
| class noun My class is small but fun. |
a classMy class is small but fun. | |
| conversation noun We had a short conversation in Spanish. |
a conversationWe had a short conversation in Spanish. | |
| correction noun I got a correction from the teacher. |
a correctionI got a correction from the teacher. | |
| course noun I took a Spanish course last year. |
a courseI took a Spanish course last year. | |
| dialogue noun The dialogue was in English. |
a dialogueThe dialogue was in English. | |
| dictionary noun Use a dictionary to check words. |
a dictionaryUse a dictionary to check words. | |
| discussion noun We had a discussion about languages. |
a discussionWe had a discussion about languages. | |
| error noun I made an error on the test. |
a errorI made an error on the test. | |
| exam noun I passed my language exam. |
a examI passed my language exam. | |
| flashcards noun I use flashcards to memorize words. |
flashcardsI use flashcards to memorize words. | |
| fluency noun His fluency in English is improving. |
fluencyHis fluency in English is improving. | |
| grammar noun Grammar is hard to understand. |
grammarGrammar is hard to understand. | |
| homework noun I finished my homework last night. |
a homeworkI finished my homework last night. | |
| language noun She is learning a new language now. |
a languageShe is learning a new language now. | |
| language skills noun She has good language skills. |
language skillsShe has good language skills. | |
| lesson noun We have a lesson every Tuesday. |
a lessonWe have a lesson every Tuesday. | |
| letters noun She typed the word ‘LOVE’ in capital letters. |
lettersShe typed the word ‘LOVE’ in capital letters. | |
| level noun Her level of English is improving fast. |
a levelHer level of English is improving fast. | |
| meaning noun What is the meaning of this word? |
a meaningWhat is the meaning of this word? | |
| mistake noun I made a mistake in my test. |
a mistakeI made a mistake in my test. | |
| motivation noun I have motivation to learn Japanese. |
motivationI have motivation to learn Japanese. | |
| native speaker noun He is a native speaker of Spanish. |
a native speakerHe is a native speaker of Spanish. | |
| noun noun Nouns are people, places, or things. |
a nounNouns are people, places, or things. | |
| phrase noun She taught us a new phrase. |
a phraseShe taught us a new phrase. | |
| preposition noun A preposition shows position or time. |
a prepositionA preposition shows position or time. | |
| pronunciation noun His pronunciation is very clear. |
pronunciationHis pronunciation is very clear. | |
| punctuation noun Check your punctuation before submitting. |
a punctuationCheck your punctuation before submitting. | |
| question noun She asked a question in class. |
a questionShe asked a question in class. | |
| quiz noun We had a small quiz today. |
a quizWe had a small quiz today. | |
| response noun His response was in Spanish. |
a responseHis response was in Spanish. | |
| sentence noun She wrote a sentence in English. |
a sentenceShe wrote a sentence in English. | |
| speaking skills noun I want to improve my speaking skills. |
speaking skillsI want to improve my speaking skills. | |
| spelling noun The spelling of this word is tricky. |
spellingThe spelling of this word is tricky. | |
| student noun The students practice every morning. |
a studentThe students practice every morning. | |
| subject noun English is my favourite subject. |
a subjectEnglish is my favourite subject. | |
| teacher noun My teacher is very helpful. |
a teacherMy teacher is very helpful. | |
| tense noun We learned past tense yesterday. |
a tenseWe learned past tense yesterday. | |
| test noun We will have a test tomorrow. |
a testWe will have a test tomorrow. | |
| translation noun The translation of the text is accurate. |
a translationThe translation of the text is accurate. | |
| verb noun Verbs show actions or states. |
a verbVerbs show actions or states. | |
| vocabulary noun I learn new vocabulary each day. |
vocabularyI learn new vocabulary each day. | |
| word noun This is a new word for me. |
a wordThis is a new word for me. | |
| basic adjective I have basic knowledge of French. |
basicI have basic knowledge of French. | |
| bilingual adjective She is bilingual in English and French. |
bilingualShe is bilingual in English and French. | |
| correct adjective Is this the correct answer? |
correctIs this the correct answer? | |
| difficult adjective Learning Chinese is difficult. |
difficultLearning Chinese is difficult. | |
| easy adjective This exercise is easy for me. |
easyThis exercise is easy for me. | |
| fast adjective He speaks too fast for me. |
fastHe speaks too fast for me. | |
| fluent adjective He is fluent in English. |
fluentHe is fluent in English. | |
| fluently adverb He speaks English fluently and confidently. |
fluentlyHe speaks English fluently and confidently. | |
| foreign adjective She enjoys learning foreign languages. |
foreignShe enjoys learning foreign languages. | |
| multilingual adjective She is multilingual and speaks four languages. |
multilingualShe is multilingual and speaks four languages. | |
| native adjective He is a native English speaker. |
nativeHe is a native English speaker. | |
| non-native adjective I am a non-native speaker of English. |
non-nativeI am a non-native speaker of English. | |
| online adjective I learn English through online classes. |
onlineI learn English through online classes. | |
| answer verb Please answer the question now. |
to answerPlease answer the question now. | |
| ask verb I asked about the homework today. |
to askI asked about the homework today. | |
| chat verb We chatted in English during the break. |
to chatWe chatted in English during the break. | |
| check verb Please check your spelling. |
to checkPlease check your spelling. | |
| communicate verb We communicate in English at work. |
to communicateWe communicate in English at work. | |
| correct verb I corrected my mistake in class. |
to correctI corrected my mistake in class. | |
| explain verb Can you explain this rule again? |
to explainCan you explain this rule again? | |
| fill in verb Fill in the blank with a verb. |
to fill inFill in the blank with a verb. | |
| focus verb Focus on the lesson, please. |
to focusFocus on the lesson, please. | |
| forget verb I forgot how to say this. |
to forgetI forgot how to say this. | |
| give an example verb He gave an example in class. |
to give an exampleHe gave an example in class. | |
| help verb Can you help me with this word? |
to helpCan you help me with this word? | |
| improve verb I want to improve my English. |
to improveI want to improve my English. | |
| learn verb They learn English every day. |
to learnThey learn English every day. | |
| learn by heart verb I learn words by heart every day. |
to learn by heartI learn words by heart every day. | |
| listen verb I listen to English songs. |
to listenI listen to English songs. | |
| look up verb I looked up the word in a dictionary. |
to look upI looked up the word in a dictionary. | |
| memorize verb I need to memorize these new words. |
to memorizeI need to memorize these new words. | |
| pick up verb She quickly picked up French words. |
to pick upShe quickly picked up French words. | |
| point out verb The teacher pointed out my mistakes. |
to point outThe teacher pointed out my mistakes. | |
| practice verb He practices speaking English often. |
to practiceHe practices speaking English often. | |
| read verb We often read aloud in class. |
to readWe often read aloud in class. | |
| remember verb I can’t remember the new word. |
to rememberI can’t remember the new word. | |
| repeat verb Please repeat the sentence slowly. |
to repeatPlease repeat the sentence slowly. | |
| review verb Let’s review the lesson. |
to reviewLet’s review the lesson. | |
| revise verb I need to revise for the test. |
to reviseI need to revise for the test. | |
| speak verb She speaks French very well. |
to speakShe speaks French very well. | |
| speak up verb Please speak up in class. |
to speak upPlease speak up in class. | |
| study verb I study English every evening. |
to studyI study English every evening. | |
| talk verb I like to talk with my teacher. |
to talkI like to talk with my teacher. | |
| translate verb Can you translate this sentence? |
to translateCan you translate this sentence? | |
| understand verb I can’t understand this word. |
to understandI can’t understand this word. | |
| write verb Can you write this word down? |
to writeCan you write this word down? |
recent
adjective
Happening or created not long ago. Recent
| air conditioner noun Turn on the air conditioner, please. |
an air conditionerTurn on the air conditioner, please. | |
| attic noun The attic is full of old things. |
an atticThe attic is full of old things. | |
| balcony noun She sits on the balcony every morning. |
a balconyShe sits on the balcony every morning. | |
| basement noun The basement was dark and cold. |
a basementThe basement was dark and cold. | |
| bath noun He took a bath last night. |
a bathHe took a bath last night. | |
| bathroom noun Is the bathroom upstairs? |
a bathroomIs the bathroom upstairs? | |
| bed noun The bed is soft and warm. |
a bedThe bed is soft and warm. | |
| bedding noun The bedding is fresh and clean. |
a beddingThe bedding is fresh and clean. | |
| bedroom noun I have two bedrooms in my home. |
a bedroomI have two bedrooms in my home. | |
| bin noun The bin is full of garbage. |
a binThe bin is full of garbage. | |
| blanket noun Is there a blanket on the bed? |
a blanketIs there a blanket on the bed? | |
| bucket noun I need a bucket for cleaning. |
a bucketI need a bucket for cleaning. | |
| carpet noun The carpet is dirty. |
a carpetThe carpet is dirty. | |
| ceiling noun The ceiling is painted white. |
a ceilingThe ceiling is painted white. | |
| chair noun Is that chair comfortable? |
a chairIs that chair comfortable? | |
| closet noun The closet is full of clothes. |
a closetThe closet is full of clothes. | |
| cupboard noun The cups are in the cupboard. |
a cupboardThe cups are in the cupboard. | |
| curtains noun I closed the curtains. |
a curtainsI closed the curtains. | |
| dining room noun Dinner is ready in the dining room. |
a dining roomDinner is ready in the dining room. | |
| dishwasher noun The dishwasher is full of plates. |
a dishwasherThe dishwasher is full of plates. | |
| door noun Could you open the door, please? |
a doorCould you open the door, please? | |
| drawer noun I found the keys in the drawer. |
a drawerI found the keys in the drawer. | |
| driveway noun The driveway is long and wide. |
a drivewayThe driveway is long and wide. | |
| fan noun The fan is on because it’s hot. |
a fanThe fan is on because it’s hot. | |
| fence noun The fence needs to be painted. |
a fenceThe fence needs to be painted. | |
| fireplace noun The fireplace keeps the room warm. |
a fireplaceThe fireplace keeps the room warm. | |
| first floor noun Our apartment is on the first floor. |
the first floorOur apartment is on the first floor. | |
| floor noun We need to clean the floor. |
a floorWe need to clean the floor. | |
| fridge noun The fridge is full of food. |
a fridgeThe fridge is full of food. | |
| garage noun The car is in the garage. |
a garageThe car is in the garage. | |
| garbage noun Who will take out the garbage? |
a garbageWho will take out the garbage? | |
| garden noun There are flowers in the garden. |
a gardenThere are flowers in the garden. | |
| gate noun The gate is locked. |
a gateThe gate is locked. | |
| hallway noun The hallway is long and narrow. |
a hallwayThe hallway is long and narrow. | |
| heater noun The heater is broken. |
a heaterThe heater is broken. | |
| home noun This is my home. |
a homeThis is my home. | |
| house noun Their house is very big. |
a houseTheir house is very big. | |
| kitchen noun The kitchen is clean now. |
a kitchenThe kitchen is clean now. | |
| ladder noun He used a ladder to reach the ceiling. |
a ladderHe used a ladder to reach the ceiling. | |
| lamp noun I turned on the lamp. |
a lampI turned on the lamp. | |
| laundry noun I will do laundry tomorrow. |
a laundryI will do laundry tomorrow. | |
| lift noun It’s on the sixth floor – let’s take the lift. |
a liftIt’s on the sixth floor – let’s take the lift. | |
| living room noun We sit in the living room. |
a living roomWe sit in the living room. | |
| mat noun I put the mat by the door. |
a matI put the mat by the door. | |
| microwave noun Heat the soup in the microwave. |
a microwaveHeat the soup in the microwave. | |
| mirror noun She looked in the mirror. |
a mirrorShe looked in the mirror. | |
| neighbour noun I’ve just met our new neighbours. |
a neighbourI’ve just met our new neighbours. | |
| oven noun I bake cookies in the oven. |
a ovenI bake cookies in the oven. | |
| pillow noun I need a new pillow. |
a pillowI need a new pillow. | |
| recycling noun Do you sort the recycling? |
recyclingDo you sort the recycling? | |
| roof noun The roof needs fixing. |
a roofThe roof needs fixing. | |
| room noun How many rooms are in your house? |
a roomHow many rooms are in your house? | |
| sauna noun I have a sauna and massage every week. |
a saunaI have a sauna and massage every week. | |
| shelf noun The books are on the shelf. |
a shelfThe books are on the shelf. | |
| shower noun I take a shower every morning. |
a showerI take a shower every morning. | |
| sink noun The sink is full of dishes. |
a sinkThe sink is full of dishes. | |
| soap noun He uses soap to wash his hands. |
soapHe uses soap to wash his hands. | |
| sofa noun I love sitting on the sofa. |
a sofaI love sitting on the sofa. | |
| sponge noun She cleaned the dishes with a sponge. |
a spongeShe cleaned the dishes with a sponge. | |
| stairs noun Be careful on the stairs. |
a stairsBe careful on the stairs. | |
| stove noun The stove is very hot. |
a stoveThe stove is very hot. | |
| table noun They set the table for dinner. |
a tableThey set the table for dinner. | |
| tap noun Don’t leave the tap running. |
a tapDon’t leave the tap running. | |
| toilet noun The toilet needs to be cleaned. |
a toiletThe toilet needs to be cleaned. | |
| tools noun I need some tools to fix it. |
some toolsI need some tools to fix it. | |
| towel noun Can you pass me a towel? |
a towelCan you pass me a towel? | |
| vacuum cleaner noun The vacuum cleaner is new. |
a vacuum cleanerThe vacuum cleaner is new. | |
| wall noun There’s a picture on the wall. |
a wallThere’s a picture on the wall. | |
| washing machine noun I use the washing machine twice a week. |
a washing machineI use the washing machine twice a week. | |
| window noun The window is broken. |
a windowThe window is broken. | |
| yard noun They are playing in the yard. |
a yardThey are playing in the yard. | |
| bake verb He is baking a cake. |
to bakeHe is baking a cake. | |
| boil verb The water is boiling now. |
to boilThe water is boiling now. | |
| build verb He is building a new house. |
to buildHe is building a new house. | |
| clean verb He cleans his room every week. |
to cleanHe cleans his room every week. | |
| close verb Please close the door behind you. |
to closePlease close the door behind you. | |
| cook verb She cooked dinner last night. |
to cookShe cooked dinner last night. | |
| decorate verb We will decorate the living room. |
to decorateWe will decorate the living room. | |
| dust verb I dust the shelves weekly. |
to dustI dust the shelves weekly. | |
| fix verb Can you fix the broken chair? |
to fixCan you fix the broken chair? | |
| fry verb She fries eggs for breakfast. |
to fryShe fries eggs for breakfast. | |
| iron verb I need to iron my shirt. |
to ironI need to iron my shirt. | |
| lock verb Did you lock the front door? |
to lockDid you lock the front door? | |
| mix verb Mix the ingredients well. |
to mixMix the ingredients well. | |
| mop verb She mopped the floor. |
to mopShe mopped the floor. | |
| move verb They are moving to a new apartment. |
to moveThey are moving to a new apartment. | |
| open verb I opened the window for fresh air. |
to openI opened the window for fresh air. | |
| organize verb I need to organize my closet. |
to organizeI need to organize my closet. | |
| paint verb She is painting the walls. |
to paintShe is painting the walls. | |
| prepare verb I prepare breakfast every morning. |
to prepareI prepare breakfast every morning. | |
| rinse verb He rinsed the dishes after washing. |
to rinseHe rinsed the dishes after washing. | |
| set the table verb Could you set the table please? |
to set the tableCould you set the table please? | |
| sweep verb Can you sweep the kitchen floor? |
to sweepCan you sweep the kitchen floor? | |
| turn off verb Don’t forget to turn off the stove. |
to turn offDon’t forget to turn off the stove. | |
| turn on verb She turned on the lights. |
to turn onShe turned on the lights. | |
| unplug verb I unplugged the toaster. |
to unplugI unplugged the toaster. | |
| vacuum verb She vacuums the house every weekend. |
to vacuumShe vacuums the house every weekend. | |
| wash verb I need to wash the dishes. |
to washI need to wash the dishes. | |
| wipe verb Wipe the table after dinner. |
to wipeWipe the table after dinner. | |
| big adjective My house is big and spacious. |
bigMy house is big and spacious. | |
| bright adjective The windows make the room bright. |
brightThe windows make the room bright. | |
| clean adjective Is your kitchen clean now? |
cleanIs your kitchen clean now? | |
| cold adjective The house felt cold last night. |
coldThe house felt cold last night. | |
| comfortable adjective The bed is very comfortable. |
comfortableThe bed is very comfortable. | |
| cozy adjective The living room feels cozy at night. |
cozyThe living room feels cozy at night. | |
| dark adjective The basement is dark and cold. |
darkThe basement is dark and cold. | |
| dirty adjective The bathroom was dirty yesterday. |
dirtyThe bathroom was dirty yesterday. | |
| empty adjective The room is empty right now. |
emptyThe room is empty right now. | |
| hard adjective The floor is hard and cold. |
hardThe floor is hard and cold. | |
| messy adjective The bedroom is messy. |
messyThe bedroom is messy. | |
| modern adjective Their kitchen is very modern. |
modernTheir kitchen is very modern. | |
| noisy adjective The neighbors are noisy at night. |
noisyThe neighbors are noisy at night. | |
| old adjective My house is old but beautiful. |
oldMy house is old but beautiful. | |
| quiet adjective The house is quiet in the morning. |
quietThe house is quiet in the morning. | |
| small adjective This room is too small. |
smallThis room is too small. | |
| soft adjective The sofa is soft and comfortable. |
softThe sofa is soft and comfortable. | |
| spacious adjective This house is spacious and bright. |
spaciousThis house is spacious and bright. | |
| tidy adjective My room is tidy today. |
tidyMy room is tidy today. | |
| warm adjective The fireplace keeps the room warm. |
warmThe fireplace keeps the room warm. | |
| tidy up phrase They tidy up the house every day. |
to tidy upThey tidy up the house every day. |
victim
noun
A person harmed or killed by an event or action. A victim
investment
noun
The action of putting money into something for profit. Investment
competent
adjective
Having the necessary ability, knowledge, or skill. Competent
manage
verb
To control or handle something successfully. To manage
temporary
adjective
Lasting for a limited or short time. Temporary
critical
adjective
Extremely important. Critical