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The act of deciding between two or more things.

Example: You have a choice between tea and coffee.

A person whose job is to take care of people's teeth.

Example: I have an appointment with the dentist tomorrow.

To have a different opinion from someone else.

Example: I disagree with you about the best movie to watch.

A file or set of files that have been transferred from a remote system to a local device.

Example: The download took longer than expected because the file was very large.

Easy to recognize or well-known because you have seen or experienced it before.

Example: This song sounds familiar; I think I have heard it before.

A person who behaves in a silly or stupid way.

Example: Don’t be a fool; wear a jacket if it’s cold outside.

To come together in a group or to collect things.

Example: People gather in the park to have a picnic.

to have something or someone as part of a group or total.

Example: The price includes breakfast and dinner.

To not have something or not have enough of something.

Example: She lacks confidence when speaking in English.

The most recent or newest.

Example: Have you seen the latest movie in the series?

An official document that gives you permission to do or have something.

Example: You need a driving license to drive a car.

To not have something anymore because you cannot find it or it has been taken away.

Example: I always lose my keys in the house.

A large building or group of connected buildings with many shops and restaurants inside.

Example: We went to the mall to buy some clothes and have lunch.

The time in the middle of the day, at 12:00.

Example: We always have lunch at noon.

A child whose parents have died.

Example: The little boy became an orphan when his parents passed away.

the plural form of "penny," a small unit of money in the UK.

Example: I have fifty pence in my pocket.

the way someone behaves, feels, and thinks that makes them different from others.

Example: She has a very friendly personality.

A person who studies the mind and how people think, feel, and behave.

Example: The psychologist helped her feel better after she talked about her problems.

A piece of paper that shows you have paid for something.

Example: She kept the receipt to return the shoes later.

To make someone remember something they have forgotten or need to do.

Example: Please remind me to call my mom later.

An answer to something that someone has said or written.

Example: I sent him a question, but I haven't received a reply yet.

To stop working, usually because you have reached a certain age.

Example: My grandfather will retire next year and spend more time at home.

No longer working because you have reached the age when you stop working.

Example: My grandfather is retired and spends his time gardening.

A meeting of people who have not seen each other for a long time.

Example: We had a family reunion last weekend, and it was so much fun.

A plan that shows when things will happen or be done.

Example: Our class schedule says we have English at 10 a.m.

work that students do at school or for their studies at home.

Example: I have a lot of schoolwork to finish before tomorrow.

important or large enough to be noticed or have an effect.

Example: The test results showed a significant improvement in her grades.

A cold, sweet drink that does not have alcohol, often with bubbles.

Example: I ordered a soft drink with my meal at the restaurant.

A small piece of paper that you stick on a letter or package to show that you have paid to send it.

Example: I put a stamp on the envelope before sending the letter.

pain in your stomach.

Example: I have a stomachache because I ate too much candy.

To achieve what you have been trying to do or get something you want.

Example: She worked hard to succeed in her exams.

Coming after the second in position or order.

Example: This is the third time I have visited this city.

Slices of bread that have been browned by heat.

Example: I had toast with butter for breakfast.

pain in a tooth or in the teeth.

Example: I can't eat anything because I have a bad toothache.

A custom or way of doing something that people have followed for a long time.

Example: It is a tradition to give gifts at Christmas.

Following the customs or ways of doing things that have existed for a long time.

Example: We had a traditional meal with my family on the holiday.

Familiar with something because you have done it or experienced it many times.

Example: She is used to waking up early every day.

Happening once a week or every week.

Example: We have a weekly meeting every Monday.

To shout loudly to show support or happiness.

Example: The crowd cheered when the team scored a goal.

A person who cooks food in a restaurant as their job.

Example: The chef is making a delicious pasta dish for the customers.

A substance used in or made by a chemical process.

Example: The factory makes cleaning products using different chemicals.

A printed piece of paper used to pay money from a bank account.

Example: She wrote a cheque to pay for the new furniture.

a game for two people played on a board with 64 squares, where each player moves pieces to try to capture the opponent's king.

Example: I like playing chess with my friends after school.

The upper front part of the body between the neck and the stomach.

Example: He crossed his arms over his chest.

The time when someone is a child.

Example: She had a happy childhood with her family.

A small, spicy vegetable used to add heat or flavor to food.

Example: I added some chili to the soup to make it spicy.

A type of intelligent, small ape that lives in Africa.

Example: The chimpanzee climbed the tree to get some fruit.

The part of the face below the mouth.

Example: She rested her chin on her hand while thinking.

To make a short, high-pitched sound, like a small bird.

Example: The birds chirp happily in the morning.

A small paper tube filled with tobacco that people smoke.

Example: He lit a cigarette and started smoking outside.