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actorA1

a person who performs in movies, plays, or television shows as a character.

noun
addA1

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

noun
angryA1

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

adjective
antA1

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

noun
appleA1

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

noun
artA1

making or showing things like paintings, drawings, or music

noun
augustA1

the eighth month of the year, between July and September.

adjective
bagA1

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

noun
ballA1

a round object used in games and sports

noun
bananaA1

a long, yellow fruit that you peel before eating

noun
beeA1

a small flying insect that makes honey and can sting.

noun
bellA1

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

noun
beltA1

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

noun
bettyA1

a common female name, often used as a friendly or informal way to address a woman.

noun
bigA1

large in size, amount, or importance.

noun
birdA1

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

noun
blackA1

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

noun
blueA1

the color of the sky on a clear day.

noun
bookA1

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

noun
boxA1

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

noun
breadA1

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

noun
buttonA1

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

noun
cakeA1

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

noun
carA1

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

noun
carrotA1

a long, orange vegetable that grows under the ground.

noun
catA1

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

noun
catchA1

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

noun
chairA1

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

noun
chickenA1

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

noun
chipsA1

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

noun
clockA1

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

noun
closeA1

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

noun
coffeeA1

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

noun
cookA1

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

noun
cookieA1

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

noun
coolA1

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

noun
darkA1

having little or no light; not bright.

adjective
dateA1

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

noun
dayA1

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

noun
doctorA1

a person trained to help sick people and give medical treatment.

noun
dogA1

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

noun
dollarA1

the main unit of money used in the United States and some other countries.

noun
dressA1

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

noun
dropA1

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

noun
dryA1

having no water or liquid on or in it.

noun
earthA1

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

proper noun
eggsA1

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

noun
elephantA1

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

noun
englishA1

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

noun
eyeA1

the part of your body that you use to see

noun
fallA1

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

noun
fishA1

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

noun
floorA1

the flat surface you walk on inside a building

noun
followA1

to go or come after someone or something

noun
footA1

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

noun
franceA1

a country in Europe, known for its food, art, and the Eiffel Tower.

noun
frenchA1

relating to France, its people, or its language.

verb
goA1

to move or travel from one place to another.

noun
greenA1

the color of grass and leaves.

adjective
halfA1

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

noun
handA1

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

noun
happyA1

feeling good, pleased, or full of joy.

noun
hatA1

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

noun
headA1

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

noun
heartA1

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

noun
highA1

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

noun
horseA1

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

noun
hourA1

a unit of time equal to 60 minutes.

noun
hundredA1

the number 100, or ten times ten.

noun
jacketA1

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

noun
januaryA1

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

proper noun
juiceA1

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

noun
julyA1

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

proper noun
jumpA1

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

noun
juneA1

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

proper noun
ketchupA1

a thick red sauce made from tomatoes, often put on food like hamburgers and fries.

noun
keyA1

a small metal object used to open or close a lock.

noun
lightsA1

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

noun
likeA1

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

noun
lineA1

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

noun
lowA1

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

noun
mangoA1

a sweet, juicy fruit with yellow or orange flesh and a large seed inside.

noun
milkA1

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

noun
minuteA1

a unit of time equal to 60 seconds, or very small.

noun
moonA1

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

proper noun
neckA1

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

noun
oilA1

a thick, smooth liquid from plants, animals, or under the ground, used for cooking or making things work

noun
oldA1

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

noun
pantsA1

a piece of clothing that covers your legs from your waist to your feet.

noun
pastaA1

a food made from flour and water, often shaped like long strings or small pieces, and boiled before eating.

noun
pillowA1

a soft thing you put your head on when you sleep in a bed.

noun
pizzaA1

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

noun
planeA1

a vehicle that flies through the air and carries people or things.

noun
plateA1

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

noun
plusA1

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

noun
potatoA1

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

noun
pullA1

to move something toward you using your hands or strength

noun
pushA1

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

noun
radioA1

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

noun
rainA1

water that falls from clouds in the sky.

noun