Daily routine

A set of large printed sheets of paper with news, articles, and advertisements, usually published daily or weekly.

Example: I read the newspaper every morning.

A decorative structure that is suspended and moves freely in the air, often used as an art piece or for entertainment.

Example: The baby was fascinated by the colorful mobile hanging above the crib.

A small electronic device that you can use to make calls and send messages.

Example: I use my mobile phone to call my friends.

A very short period of time.

Example: Wait here for a moment, please.

The first day of the week, after Sunday and before Tuesday.

Example: I go to school on Monday.

Something you use to buy things, like coins or paper bills.

Example: I need money to buy a new book.

The round object that moves in the sky at night and shines by reflecting light from the sun.

Example: The moon is bright in the sky tonight.

Referring to a greater amount, number, or degree of something.

Example: She needs more time to complete the project.

The early part of the day, from when the sun rises until around midday.

Example: I eat breakfast every morning.

The greatest in amount, degree, or number compared to others.

Example: She scored the most points in the game, securing her team's victory.

A very high hill, often with rocks at the top.

Example: We climbed the mountain to see the view.

The part of the face that you use to eat, speak, or smile.

Example: She opened her mouth to say something.

To change position or go to a different place.

Example: I can move the chair to the other room.

A story shown in a theater or on TV, using moving pictures.

Example: We watched a funny movie last night.

A title used before a man's last name or full name.

Example: Mr. Smith is my teacher.

A title used before the last name or full name of a married woman.

Example: Mrs. Smith is my teacher.

Used to show a large amount or degree of something.

Example: I don’t have much money.

sounds made by instruments or voices that are arranged in a way that is pleasant to listen to.

Example: I like to listen to music every day.

A person who plays music or makes music.

Example: The musician is playing the guitar.

Used to say that something is necessary or very important.

Example: You must wear a helmet when riding a bike.

A word that is used to identify a person, place, or thing.

Example: My name is Sarah.

the state of belonging to a particular country.

Example: She asked me about my nationality, and I said I am French.

The part of the body that connects the head to the rest of the body.

Example: She has a scarf around her neck.

Something that is necessary to have or do.

Example: Food and water are basic needs.

someone who lives near you.

Example: My neighbor has a small dog.

At no time; not ever.

Example: I never eat meat.

Not old; recently made, built, or started.

Example: I have a new phone.

Information about important events or things happening in the world or around you.

Example: I watch the news on TV every evening.

pleasant or kind.

Example: She is a nice person.

The time between the evening and the morning when it is dark.

Example: I like to look at the stars at night.

The number 9.

Example: I have nine apples.

The number 19.

Example: She is nineteen years old.

Used to give a negative answer or to show disagreement.

Example: No, I don’t like pizza.

a sound, especially one that is loud or unpleasant.

Example: I heard a loud noise outside the house.

The part of the face that you use for smelling and breathing.

Example: She touched her nose because it was cold.

Used to make a word or group of words negative.

Example: I do not like apples.

A small book with blank or lined pages for writing notes.

Example: I write my homework in my notebook.

not anything; no single thing.

Example: There is nothing in the box.

The eleventh month of the year.

Example: My birthday is in November.

At the present time or moment.

Example: I am doing my homework now.

A symbol or word used to show an amount or quantity.

Example: The number five comes after four.

A person whose job is to take care of sick or injured people, usually in a hospital.

Example: The nurse gave me medicine.

Used to tell the time, showing the exact hour.

Example: It is three o'clock.

The tenth month of the year.

Example: My birthday is in October.

A place where people work, usually at desks.

Example: She works in an office in the city.

A person who works in the police or the army.

Example: The officer helped the people cross the road.

Happening many times or regularly.

Example: She often goes to the park with her friends.

Used to show agreement or that something is fine.

Example: "OK, let's go to the park."

One time only.

Example: I went to Paris once.

Not closed or blocked; allowing things to go in or out.

Example: The door is open.