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proud a. feeling self-respect; feeling happy about oneself or one's possession She is very proud of her work.
tens of thousands of a.phrase an unspecified number that is between 10,000 and 99,999 Tens of thousands of trees are in this park.
collect v. to gather things that you like Collect everyone's homework now.
collection n. a group of similar things kept together This is a good collection of old books.
valuable a. worth a lot of money Old coins are valuable.
matchbox n. a small box in which matches are kept The hotel gave us a free matchbox.
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hobby n. pastime Football is a popular hobby.
a small label with a sticky back issued by post offices to affix to letters or
stamp n. How many stamps do I need to send this letter?
packages as proof charges have been paid
film n. a movie If you're not busy, let's watch a film.
star a. a prominent actor, singer, or the like who plays the leading role in a performance The star of this movie is very talented.
painting n. the work or art of using paints; a picture made with paints This painting is old and valuable.
follow v. to conform to rules, regulations, directions, etc. exactly People have to follow the rules in sports.
mark v. to draw a sign or word on a surface Mark each question that is correct.
measure v. to find the size or amount of something Measure how long this rope is.
move around v.phrase to move about; to change the position of The dog is always moving around.
rectangle n. a four-sided figure The package is in a rectangle shape.
26 a toy or problem designed to amuse by presenting difficulties to be solved by
puzzle n. This puzzle is too hard to solve.
ingenuity or patient effort
put back v.phrase to return something to the proper place I will put the book back when I'm finished reading it.
sell v. to give something to someone else for money My brother will sell his car.
low a. not high; inexpensive The table is too low from the ground.
go down v.phrase to reduce; to become less Go down to the lower floor of the building.
guess v. to say what you think is likely or probable I guess it will rain today.
27 during prep. at some time in a period That student sleeps a lot during class.
useful a. helpful A dictionary is useful.
change n. coins; the money returned to you when you pay for something Not working on Mondays was a good change.
price n. the amount of money needed to buy something What is the price of this hat?
August n. the eighth month of the year The weather starts to get colder here in August.
December n. the twelfth month of the year December is when Christmas is.
sticky a. having the property of glue The top of the table was sticky.
post office n. an office where you can buy stamps and send mail I sent the letter from the post office.
stick v. to attach or be attached as by pinning or gluing She stuck the poster to the wall.
cost n. the price paid to get something The cost of this shirt is too high.
depend on v. to be conditioned or determined by Don't depend on other people too much.
28 profitable a. able to make money This job is very profitable.
make money v.phrase to earn money He will be making a lot of money at his job.
a small label with a sticky back issued by post offices to affix to letters or
postage stamp n. He can't send the letter without a postage stamp.
packages as proof charges have been paid
produce v. to make; to manufacture This farm produces a lot of rice.
letter n. a message written on paper and then given or sent to someone He will send a letter to his friend.
address n. the name of the house, street, town, etc., where a person lives The address of this office is easy to remember.
need v. to require Everyone needs to drink water.
charity n. a place where people get help for free She works at a charity on weekends.
wallet n. a small case for carrying money I bought a new wallet yesterday.
policeman n. a male police officer There are a lot of policemen near this bank.
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find v. to discover something Nobody could find the missing book.
bite v. to use one’s teeth to cut into something or someone The dog bit the other dog.
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present n. a gift My parents bought me a present for my birthday.
different a. not alike in character or quality; differing; dissimilar Spanish and Italian are different languages.
put in v.phrase to insert He put it in the oven.
uncle n. the brother of your father or mother My uncle has a big house.
smart a. You can describe someone who is clever as smart. That student is very smart.
PE (Physical
n. Physical Education PE is my favorite class at school.
Education)
social studies n. a course of instruction comprising such subjects as history, geography, civics, etc. When is the social studies exam?
progress n. improvement or deveolopment in skills or knowledge Are you making progress with your studying?
conduct n. a kind of behavior That person's conduct has been terrible lately.
31 pay attention v. to listen closely; to focus It's important to pay attention in class.
average n. mean; midpoint Her grades have been average lately.
rank n. a particular position among a group of people Where does she rank at her company?
interest n. curiosity; attention My brother has an interest in trains.
ability n. the capability to do something, competence He has no ability to speak Russian.
succeed v. to successfully complete a task or goal If you work hard, you will succeed.
lid n. a cover for a container The lid for this container is missing.
blow v. to move along as if carried by air My hat was blown away by the wind.
steam n. a hot, wet cloud produced when water boils There is steaming coming from the hot water.
build up v. to accumulate I have built up a lot of debt.
inventor n. a person who creates new things Who is the most famous inventor?
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toast n. a slice of bread which is heated until it turns brown We had toast for breakfast today.
throat n. the passage from the mouth to the stomach My throat is sore today.
loan v. to lend money, often a large sum My parents loaned us money to buy a car.
pay back v.phrase to return money to someone Make sure to pay back the money you owe soon.
to receive and use something that belongs to someone else and promise to bring it
borrow v. My sister borrowed money form me.
back
prove v. to show something is true Can you proove that it is true?
34 in writing a.phrase written on paper; a written record I'll put my idea in writing tonight.
pass v. to finish; to go by She passed all her exams this week.
friend n. a person who is on good terms with another; a person who is not hostile He is my father's friend.
remember v. to keep a piece of information in your memory Remember to come to work early tomorrow.
only a. without anyone or anything else This is the only hotel here.
else ad. other He hass to finish the work or else he will lose his job.
member n. an individual that is part of a group I'm a member of that club.
attend v. to go to a class, lecture, or meeting of some kind Did you remember to attend yesterday's lecture?