Experiences form much of our worldview, yet do you have the vocabulary to accurately talk about them? In this topic, learn some vocabulary that will help you describe your experiences.
Use these flashcards to learn the meaning of the terms for this unit. You can also practice the pronunciation by listening to the audio on each card.
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The concert was great, but the music was very _________. It hurt my ears.
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When you go to the beach, it is _________ to wear sunscreen.
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Their daughter said ‘please’ and ‘thank you’. She was very ___________.
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If a mother gives her son two chocolates and her daughter only one, the mother is not __________.
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I cannot carry the box far, it is too ______.
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If something is from the past and no longer accepted, it is _____.
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My sister has many friends. She is very _____.
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It was a nice decoration, just white and black, very ______.
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The bed is _____ to the ground so the child can climb in easily.
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The palace was beautiful, grand and _____.
Term | Definition |
essential | extremely important and necessary |
fair | agreeing with what is thought to be right or acceptable |
famous | known or recognized by very many people |
grand | involving or including many people or things |
heavy | having great weight |
impressive | to cause (someone) to feel admiration or interest |
loud | making or causing a lot of noise |
low | not rising or extending upward a great distance |
old-fashioned | of the past, no longer used or accepted |
polite | having or showing good manners or respect for other people |
popular | liked or enjoyed by many people |
simple | not hard to understand or do |