Hobbies and fitness

A set of questions to find out what people think or do.

Example: The teacher gave us a survey about our favorite hobbies.

not wanting to work or use any effort.

Example: He is too lazy to clean his room.

A person who is in charge of a group, organization, or country.

Example: She is the leader of our class project.

A flat, green part of a plant or tree that grows on a branch.

Example: There is a big green leaf on the tree.

To get knowledge or a new skill.

Example: I want to learn English.

On or towards the side of your body where the heart is.

Example: She writes with her left hand.

The part of the body used for standing or walking, between the hip and the foot.

Example: She hurt her leg while playing soccer.

A period of time when you learn or are taught something.

Example: We have an English lesson every morning.

To allow someone to do something or to allow something to happen.

Example: Let me help you with your bag.

A written message sent to someone, usually in an envelope.

Example: I wrote a letter to my friend.

A place where you can borrow books or study.

Example: I go to the library to read books.

the time when someone is alive.

Example: She is happy with her life.

to make something bright or start a fire.

Example: Can you light the candle, please?

To enjoy or take pleasure in something or someone.

Example: I really like the way this painting captures the sunset.

A type of flower that is usually white and has a pleasant smell.

Example: The lily is my favorite flower.

A long, thin mark or a row of people or things.

Example: Draw a straight line on the paper.

small in size or amount.

Example: She has a little dog.

Broadcast or performed in real-time, without any delay or recording.

Example: The concert was streamed live on television last night.

The main room in a house where people sit, relax, and talk.

Example: We watch TV in the living room every evening.

Feeling sad because you are alone or without friends.

Example: She felt lonely when her friends went on holiday without her.

Something that has a great length or lasts for a lot of time.

Example: She has long hair.

A large amount or number of something.

Example: She has a lot of friends.

very nice or beautiful.

Example: She has a lovely smile.

Success or good things that happen by chance, not because of effort or planning.

Example: She had good luck and won the game.

having good things happen to you by chance.

Example: She was lucky to win the game.

a meal that you eat in the middle of the day.

Example: We had sandwiches for lunch.

Short form of "am," used with "I" in informal speech or writing.

Example: I'm happy to see you.

A piece of equipment with moving parts that is used to do a particular job.

Example: The washing machine cleans my clothes.

A thin book with pictures and stories that is published regularly.

Example: She is reading a fashion magazine.

Letters and packages sent or received by post.

Example: I got a letter in the mail today.

A large number of people or things.

Example: There are many books on the table.

A drawing of an area that shows where things like cities, roads, and rivers are.

Example: I use a map to find my way to the park.

The third month of the year.

Example: My birthday is in March.

A small stick that makes fire when you rub it against a rough surface.

Example: He lit the candle with a match.

the study of numbers, shapes, and patterns.

Example: I like learning math at school.

used to ask for or give permission.

Example: May I use your pen?

used to show that something is possible but not certain.

Example: Maybe we can go to the park tomorrow.

Used by a speaker to refer to themselves.

Example: Can you help me with my homework?

Food that is eaten at a specific time of the day, such as breakfast, lunch, or dinner.

Example: We had a big meal at lunchtime.

The mathematical average of a set of numbers, calculated by dividing the sum of the values by the number of values.

Example: The mean of the test scores was 85, indicating overall good performance.

Something you take to feel better when you are sick.

Example: I need to take my medicine for my cold.

To see and talk to someone for the first time or by arrangement.

Example: I want to meet my new teacher tomorrow.

A time when people come together to talk about something.

Example: We have a meeting at 10 o'clock.

Something you remember from the past.

Example: She has a happy memory of her birthday party.

happy and cheerful.

Example: The children were merry at the party.

A piece of information sent from one person to another.

Example: She sent me a message on my phone.

The central part or point of something.

Example: She is standing in the middle of the room.

the part of a person that thinks, feels, and remembers things.

Example: My mind is full of ideas today.

A pit or excavation in the earth from which minerals and other materials are extracted.

Example: The workers descended into the coal mine early in the morning.

A unit of time equal to 60 seconds.

Example: There are 60 minutes in an hour.