Months — dates

A period of about 30 days or four weeks, used to measure time.

Example: There are twelve months in a year.

A continuous sequence or series of performances, events, or successes.

Example: The play had a successful run on Broadway, lasting over six months.

A period of twelve months or 365 days.

Example: I go to school every year.

A play or story performed by actors in a theater or on TV.

Example: We watched a drama about a family on TV last night.

A game or contest that ends with no winner because both sides have equal scores or results.

Example: The soccer match ended in a draw, with both teams scoring two goals each.

To see or imagine things in your mind while you are sleeping.

Example: I always dream when I sleep.

To put clothes on yourself or someone else.

Example: I dress quickly in the morning.

A musical instrument that you hit with your hands or sticks to make a sound.

Example: She plays the drum in the school band.

Not wet or containing no water.

Example: The clothes are dry now.

A disc that stores movies, videos, or other data to watch or use on a computer or DVD player.

Example: I watched a movie on a DVD last night.

Every one of two or more people or things, considered separately.

Example: Each student has a book.

used to show that two or more people do the same thing or feel the same way about one another.

Example: They help each other with their homework.

The part of the body on the side of the head used for hearing.

Example: She has a small earring in her left ear.

Before the usual or expected time.

Example: She arrived early to secure a good seat for the concert.

not difficult to do or understand.

Example: This question is very easy to answer.

To put food into your mouth, chew it, and swallow it.

Example: I eat breakfast every morning.

A round or oval object from a bird, often eaten as food.

Example: I had an egg for breakfast.

The number 8.

Example: I have eight apples.

The number 18.

Example: She is eighteen years old.

The number 80.

Example: My grandmother is eighty years old.

used to talk about a choice between two options.

Example: You can have either tea or coffee.

very simple or basic.

Example: She is learning elementary English at school.

The number 11.

Example: I have eleven apples.

Used to mean "in addition to" or "instead of someone or something."

Example: Do you want anything else?

A message sent using the internet.

Example: I sent you an email yesterday.

The final part of something.

Example: This is the end of the story.

To like something or have fun doing it.

Example: I enjoy playing football with my friends.

The part of the day between the afternoon and night.

Example: I like to watch TV in the evening.

Something that happens, especially something important or organized.

Example: We are going to a school event tomorrow.

All the individual members or parts of a group, without exception.

Example: Every student in the class has a book.

all the people in a group.

Example: Everybody is happy at the party.

normal or usual; something that happens or is used daily.

Example: She wears everyday clothes to school.

all the people in a group.

Example: Everyone is happy at the party.

All things or all of something.

Example: Everything in the room is clean.

Very good or of very high quality.

Example: This is an excellent idea!

Feeling very happy and enthusiastic about something.

Example: She is excited about her birthday party.

Making you feel very happy and interested.

Example: The movie was very exciting to watch.

A reason you give to explain why you did something wrong or why you cannot do something.

Example: She gave an excuse for being late to class.

To engage in physical activity to improve health or fitness.

Example: He exercises regularly to stay in shape.

costing a lot of money.

Example: This car is very expensive.

The part of the body that you use to see.

Example: She has blue eyes.

The front part of the head where the eyes, nose, and mouth are.

Example: She has a big smile on her face.

A building where large amounts of things are made.

Example: My uncle works in a car factory.

Treating everyone in a way that is right and equal.

Example: The teacher is very fair to all the students.

A small, magical creature in stories, usually with wings.

Example: The fairy helped the boy find his lost toy.

Not true or correct.

Example: That answer is false.

a group of people who are related to each other, especially parents and their children.

Example: I love spending time with my family.

Known by many people.

Example: She is a famous singer.

A thing that you use to make air move and feel cooler.

Example: She turned on the fan because it was very hot in the room.

Having too much flesh on the body.

Example: The cat is very fat because it eats a lot.