Human feelings

A piece of writing, often with words that rhyme, that expresses ideas or feelings.

Example: She wrote a short poem about her cat.

a number or letter that shows how well someone has done in school or on a test.

Example: I got a good grade on my English test.

The rules for using words and making sentences in a language.

Example: I am learning English grammar at school.

A green plant that covers the ground in fields, gardens, and parks.

Example: The children are playing on the grass.

A color that is a mix of black and white.

Example: The sky is gray today.

very good or excellent.

Example: This is a great movie!

Having the color of grass or leaves.

Example: The leaves on the tree are green.

To say hello to someone or welcome them.

Example: She smiled and greeted her friend at the door.

The surface of the earth.

Example: The children are playing on the ground.

a number of people or things that are together or in the same place.

Example: There is a group of children playing in the park.

To become bigger or older.

Example: Plants grow fast in the summer.

A person who is invited to visit or stay in someone's home or at an event.

Example: We have a guest coming for dinner tonight.

a musical instrument with strings that you play by plucking or strumming.

Example: She plays the guitar every evening.

Something you do often and regularly, sometimes without thinking about it.

Example: She has a habit of drinking tea every morning.

Past tense of "have," used to show possession or experience in the past.

Example: She had a big house when she was young.

the thin, soft strands that grow on a person's head or body.

Example: She has long brown hair.

The style in which someone's hair is cut.

Example: I like your new haircut!

Consisting of one of two equal parts; partial or incomplete.

Example: The glass was half full of water.

A large room or space at the entrance of a building or inside a house.

Example: We waited for the teacher in the school hall.

a flat, round piece of cooked meat, usually in a bread roll, often with salad and sauce.

Example: I ate a hamburger for lunch.

The part of your body at the end of your arm that has fingers and a thumb.

Example: She raised her hand to ask a question.

Someone, especially a man, who is good-looking.

Example: He is a handsome man with dark hair.

feeling pleased or showing joy.

Example: She is happy because it is her birthday.

not easy to do or understand.

Example: This homework is very hard.

Used with "he," "she," or "it" to show possession or to talk about something that someone owns or experiences.

Example: She has a big house.

A piece of clothing worn on the head.

Example: She is wearing a red hat.

To own or hold something.

Example: I have a dog.

to need to do something because it is necessary or required.

Example: I have to go to school every day.

Used to refer to a man or boy that has already been mentioned or is known.

Example: He is my best friend.

A pain in your head.

Example: I have a headache, so I need to rest.

the condition of your body and mind, whether you are well or not.

Example: Good food is important for your health.

good for your body and not causing illness.

Example: Eating fruits and vegetables is healthy.

To notice or listen to a sound with your ears.

Example: I can hear the birds singing outside.

The organ in your chest that pumps blood through your body.

Example: My heart beats fast when I run.

A word used to greet someone.

Example: Hello, how are you?

Assistance or support provided to someone in need.

Example: The charity offers help to families struggling to make ends meet.

In this place or at this location.

Example: I am here in the classroom.

Used to show that something belongs to a female person who has already been mentioned.

Example: That bag is hers.

A friendly way to say hello.

Example: Hi, how are you?

At or to a great distance above the ground.

Example: The bird is flying high in the sky.

A small area of land that is higher than the land around it.

Example: We climbed to the top of the hill to see the view.

the study or record of past events.

Example: We are learning about the history of my country in school.

An activity that you do for fun in your free time.

Example: My hobby is painting pictures.

To have something in your hand or arms.

Example: She can hold the baby carefully.

A hollow space or opening in something.

Example: There is a hole in my sock.

A day or time when you do not have to go to work or school, often for a special reason or to relax.

Example: We are going to the beach for our holiday.

Relating to or being the place where one lives or originates.

Example: He decided to cook a home meal instead of eating out.

the town or city where you were born or grew up.

Example: My hometown is small, but I love it.

work that a teacher gives to students to do at home.

Example: I have a lot of homework to do tonight.

A place where sick or injured people go to get medical care.

Example: She went to the hospital because she was feeling very sick.