Beginner English

to put something with another thing to make it bigger or more complete.

feeling strong dislike or upset because something bad happened or someone was unfair.

a very small insect that lives in large groups and is known for working hard.

a round fruit with red, green, or yellow skin and white flesh inside.

making or showing things like paintings, drawings, or music

a container made of paper, plastic, or cloth that you use to carry things

a round object used in games and sports

a long, yellow fruit that you peel before eating

a small flying insect that makes honey and can sting.

a metal object that makes a ringing sound when you hit it or shake it.

a long piece of leather or cloth that you wear around your waist to hold up your pants.

large in size, amount, or importance.

an animal with feathers, wings, and a beak, that can usually fly.

the darkest color, like the color of the sky at night or coal.

the color of the sky on a clear day.

a set of pages with words and pictures that you read.

a container made of cardboard or wood, used to hold or store things.

a food made from flour, water, and yeast, usually baked.

a large vehicle that carries people along a fixed route for a small amount of money.

a small round object on clothes that you push through a hole to close them.

a sweet food made from flour, eggs, sugar, and butter, often eaten on special days.

a device used to take pictures or record videos.

a vehicle with four wheels that people drive to travel from one place to another.

a long, orange vegetable that grows under the ground.

a small animal with soft fur, whiskers, and a long tail, often kept as a pet.

to stop and hold something that is moving through the air, like a ball.

a piece of furniture for one person to sit on, with a back and four legs.

a bird that people keep for its meat and eggs, or the meat from this bird

thin pieces of fried potato that are eaten as a snack, or small pieces broken off something hard

a device that shows you what time it is, usually on a wall or table.

to shut something, or to be near in distance or time.

A hot, dark brown drink made from beans that helps people feel awake.

to make food ready to eat by using heat, like boiling or frying.

a small, sweet, flat cake that is usually baked.

a little cold, but not very cold; also used to mean something is good or nice.

an area of land with its own government and borders, like France or Japan.

having little or no light; not bright.

a specific day of the month or year; also a romantic meeting with someone.

a period of 24 hours from midnight to midnight; the time when the sun is up.

a common animal with four legs that people keep as a pet or for work.

a piece of clothing for women or girls that covers the body and goes down to the legs.

a very small amount of liquid that falls, or to let something fall.

having no water or liquid on or in it.

the planet we live on; also the brown soil in the ground.

small objects with a shell that come from birds and are used as food.

a very large gray animal with big ears and a long nose called a trunk.

the language spoken in the United Kingdom, the United States, and many other countries.

the part of your body that you use to see

the season between summer and winter, when leaves change color and the weather gets colder

an animal that lives in water and has scales and fins, or the meat from this animal eaten as food.

the flat surface you walk on inside a building

to go or come after someone or something

the part of your body at the end of your leg that you stand on

to move or travel from one place to another.

the color of grass and leaves.

one of two equal parts of something; 50% of the whole.

the part of your body at the end of your arm, with fingers and a thumb.

feeling good, pleased, or full of joy.

something you wear on your head to cover or protect it.

the top part of your body that has your eyes, mouth, and brain.

the organ inside your chest that pumps blood through your body.

far above the ground; having a large distance from bottom to top

a large animal that people ride or use to pull heavy things.

a unit of time equal to 60 minutes.

the number 100, or ten times ten.

a piece of clothing you wear on the top part of your body over other clothes to keep warm.

the first month of the year, after December and before February.

a country in East Asia, made up of many islands, known for its technology and culture.

the liquid you get from fruits or vegetables when you press them.

the seventh month of the year, between June and August.

to push your body up off the ground using your legs.

the sixth month of the year, between May and July.

things that make light, like lamps or bulbs, or the light they give.

to enjoy something or think it is good; also used to compare things.

a long, thin mark on a surface, or a row of people or things.

not high; close to the ground; small in amount or level.

a picture that shows where places, roads, or countries are.

a white liquid from cows or other animals that people drink and use in cooking.

the big, round object in the sky at night that shines with light from the sun.

the part of the body that connects the head to the shoulders.

having lived or existed for a long time; not young or new

a flat, round piece of bread with tomato sauce, cheese, and other foods on top.

a flat round dish that you put food on to eat from

used to say that you are adding one number or thing to another

a round vegetable that grows under the ground and is used for food

to move something toward you using your hands or strength

to use your hands or body to move something away from you.

a device that receives sound through the air, like music or news, without using wires.

water that falls from clouds in the sky.

the color of blood or a ripe tomato.

to stop working or moving for a short time to get more energy.

small white or brown grains that you cook and eat, often with other food.

a small circle of metal that you wear on your finger as jewelry.

a long, wide flow of water that moves across land to the sea or a lake.

to move your legs fast so you go quickly

feeling unhappy or not happy

a white substance used to add flavor to food.

not different; exactly like something else.

two pieces of bread with food like meat, cheese, or vegetables between them.

a tool with two sharp blades used for cutting paper, cloth, or hair.

a very short unit of time; also the thing that comes after the first.

to put something in a place; also a group of things that belong together.

a piece of clothing for the upper part of your body, usually with sleeves and a collar.

a covering for your foot, usually made of leather or cloth, worn outside.

not long in length, time, or height.

a person who makes music with their voice.

a tool with a round end used for eating or serving food like soup

the season after winter and before summer, when flowers start to grow

a shape with four equal sides and four corners that are all the same

a bright point of light in the sky at night.

the warmest season of the year, between spring and autumn.

the big, bright star in the sky that gives us light and heat during the day.

a piece of furniture with a flat top and legs, used for putting things on or eating at.

a hot drink made by pouring boiling water over dried leaves, or the leaves themselves.

the number 10.

the number 3 in a series; coming after the second one.

the thing we measure in minutes, hours, days, and years; the past, present, and future.

the highest part or position of something.

a long vehicle that moves on tracks and carries people or things from one place to another

a tall plant with a wooden trunk, branches, and leaves that grows outside

to move forward by putting one foot in front of the other.

the activity of moving on foot for exercise or pleasure.

a flat, vertical surface that divides or surrounds a room or building.

having a comfortable, slightly high temperature, not hot or cold.

to clean something with water and usually soap.

a small clock that you wear on your wrist, or to look at something carefully.

a round object that turns to move a car, bike, or other vehicle.

openings in a wall or door that let in light and air, usually covered with glass.

the coldest season of the year, between autumn and spring.

the color of the sun or a lemon.

the number 0, meaning nothing or not any.

a person who makes art, like paintings, music, or drawings

the season between summer and winter when leaves turn orange and fall from trees

a tool with a sharp metal blade and a long handle, used for cutting wood

a bag that you carry on your back, used for school, travel, or hiking

a small piece of metal or plastic that shows you belong to a group or have a certain job

the bottom part of something that supports it, or a place where people start from.

a container made of thin pieces of wood, plastic, or metal, used to hold or carry things.

a small animal that flies at night, or a stick used to hit a ball in sports like baseball.

an insect with a hard, shiny body and wings that fold under its shell.

the hard white part inside the body of a person or animal.

more than one bone; the hard parts that make up the skeleton of a body.

a green vegetable with small, tree-like tops, often eaten cooked or raw.

not excited, worried, or angry; quiet and peaceful.

a stick of wax with a string inside that burns to give light.

a sweet, brown candy made by heating sugar, often used in desserts.

to hold something and move it from one place to another.

a large hole in the side of a mountain or under the ground.

a small room in a prison, or the smallest living part of a plant or animal.

a food made from grains, often eaten with milk for breakfast.

a series of metal rings connected together, used for pulling or locking things.

the front part of your body between your neck and stomach, or a strong box used to store things

a girl in a famous story who goes from being poor and sad to marrying a prince and being happy

a round shape like a ring, where every point is the same distance from the center.

a soft, wet earth material that becomes hard when baked, used to make pots and bowls.

a short, sharp sound, or to press a button on a computer mouse or phone.

A type of movie, play, or show that is funny and makes people laugh.

A tool that shows you which direction is north, south, east, and west.

a soft white plant material used to make clothes and other things.

a large, strong bird that hunts and eats small animals and has very good eyesight.

the number 8 in a list; the thing that comes after seventh.

an open area of land, often used for farming or sports

a sudden, quick light, or to shine a light for a very short time.

smooth and level, without high or low parts; or a set of rooms for living in.

to bend something so one part lies on top of another part

a large area of land covered with many trees

to cook food in hot oil or fat.

a musical instrument with strings that you play with your fingers or a pick.

the part of a door, cup, or tool that you hold to use or open it.

a name for a character in a children's story who is an egg that falls off a wall and breaks.

a house made of blocks of snow, built by some people in very cold places.

a strong, hard metal used to make things like tools and machines, or a tool for making clothes smooth.

a large wild cat with yellow fur and black spots, found in Central and South America.

a type of music with strong rhythms and parts where musicians play without planning.

the male ruler of a country, usually from a royal family.

a sharp metal tool used for cutting food or other things.

a tool with steps that you climb to reach high places.

a small, round, red or orange insect with black spots.

a large area of water that is surrounded by land.

a small light that sits on a table or floor and uses electricity.

a small animal with four legs, a long tail, and rough skin that lives in warm places

the two organs inside your chest that you use to breathe air.

looking like milk, usually white and not clear.

a dark blue color, or the part of a country's military that fights on the sea.

a round, sweet fruit with smooth skin, similar to a peach but without fuzz.

a thin, sharp piece of metal used for sewing, or a thin tube used for medicine shots.

a material made of tied strings or wires with holes, used to catch things or in sports.

a short piece of writing to remember something or give information.

a small, thin piece of metal used to hold things together or to fasten cloth.

a type of tree with thin, sharp leaves that stay green all year.

a large, sweet fruit with a rough, brown-yellow skin and yellow inside.

a person who attacks ships at sea to steal things.

a small round fruit with a smooth skin that is purple or red and has a hard seed inside

one of four equal parts of something, or a coin worth 25 cents in the US and Canada.

a competition to see who is fastest, like running, driving, or swimming.

a curved line of many colors that appears in the sky after rain when the sun shines.

the curved bones in your chest that protect your heart and lungs.

to cook food, like meat or vegetables, in an oven or over a fire for a long time.

the activity of moving fast on your feet

having a thin edge or point that can cut things easily.

a large, thin piece of cloth used on a bed, or a flat piece of paper.

the ability to see, or something that you see.

a shiny, white metal that is valuable and used for jewelry, coins, and dishes.

a small animal with a big tail that lives in trees and eats nuts.

a sea animal with five arms that looks like a star.

to move back and forth or from side to side while hanging from something.

to hit something lightly and quickly, often with your fingers or foot.

the feeling that food or drink gives you in your mouth, or what you like or do not like.

a container with a handle and a spout, used for making and pouring tea.

a tool used to measure how hot or cold something is.

used to say how many times something happens or to multiply numbers.

bread that has been cooked until it is brown and hard.

a male name, short for Anthony.

a very large dinosaur that lived long ago, with short arms and a big mouth full of sharp teeth

a shape with three straight sides and three corners

a large dinosaur with three horns on its head and a big frill around its neck

a slow animal with a hard shell that lives in water or on land.

a small purple flower, or a color that is between blue and purple.

a small wooden musical instrument with four strings, played with a bow.

how loud something is, or the amount of space something takes up.

a very large animal that lives in the ocean and breathes air.

to make a high sound by blowing air through your lips, or a small device that makes this sound.

measuring a large distance from one side to the other.

having a lot of wind; when the air moves strongly.

the parts of a bird, insect, or airplane that help it fly.

to clean or dry something by rubbing it with a cloth or your hand.

the hard material that comes from trees, used for building and making things.

soft, thick hair from sheep, used to make clothes like sweaters and scarves.

a small, thin animal with no legs that lives in the ground.

the colored part of your eye, or a type of flower with tall leaves and colorful petals.

the front part of your leg between your knee and your ankle.