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57 words/phrases to learn
a child
a young person, not an adult
a port
a harbour for ships
a stain
a discoloration or spot on a surface that is difficult to remove
when
question word for time
young
in early life; not old
a day
24 hours; time from morning to night
to forget
to fail to remember
anaesthetics
substances that induce insensitivity to pain
ever
at any time
since
from a past time until now
also
in addition
blue
color of the clear sky
glasses
eyewear with lenses for vision correction or protection
to find
to discover; to locate
difficult
hard to do or understand
to know
to be aware of through observation, inquiry, or information
to say
to speak words
really?!
expressing surprise or disbelief
able
having the power or skill
to express
to show thoughts or feelings
right
morally good or acceptable; a direction opposite of left
a way
a method; a route
different
not the same
a speech
a formal talk to an audience
stuff
things or material
successful
having success
an age
how long someone has lived
music
the result of arranging sounds in time to produce a composition
a dad
an informal word for father
a year
twelve months
to listen
to pay attention to sound
to learn
to gain knowledge or skill
every
all, without exception
a word
a unit of language
back
the rear part of something
in front of ...
positioned before or facing something or someone
to help
to make something easier for someone
to get
to receive or to obtain
worried
anxious about something
even
flat; equal; used for emphasis
just
only; exactly; recently
yourself
you alone; reflexive “you”
because
for the reason that
a world
the earth; all people
better
more good than something else
to try
to attempt to do or accomplish something
cool
fairly cold; fashionable; very good
a kid
a child; a person of very young age
a class
a group of students or a lesson
to end
to bring to a conclusion or stop
wonderful
extremely good and full of wonder
to treat
to behave towards or give medical care
an issue
a subject or problem
to see
to notice with the eyes
life
time from birth to death; living
to carry
to hold and move something
push
the act of moving something away from you
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