Superlative

Used to describe the highest degree of something, often by adding "-est" or using "most" before an adjective.

Example: This is the tallest building in the city.

A feeling of not liking someone or something.

Example: He has a strong dislike for loud music.

To interrupt someone or make them feel worried or upset.

Example: Please don't disturb me while I am studying.

A significant difference or disagreement between two groups or ideas.

Example: The political divide between the two parties has grown wider over the years.

Twice as much or as many.

Example: I ordered a double burger for lunch.

A feeling of being unsure about something or not believing something.

Example: She had some doubt about passing the test.

The lower floor or floors of a building, especially the one directly below another.

Example: The noise was coming from the downstairs, so we went to check it out.

A picture made with a pencil, pen, or crayon rather than paint.

Example: She showed me a drawing of her house.

Wearing clothes, especially in a particular way or for a specific purpose.

Example: She was dressed in a beautiful red dress for the party.

A tool or machine used to make holes in something.

Example: He used a drill to make a hole in the wall.

A substance used as medicine or taken for its effects on the body or mind.

Example: The doctor gave her a drug to help with the pain.

To move your head or body down quickly to avoid something.

Example: He had to duck to avoid the ball.

At a time within a particular event or period.

Example: We stayed inside during the storm.

to remove dust from a surface by wiping or brushing it.

Example: I need to dust the shelves before the guests arrive.

To get money for working or doing something.

Example: She earns money by working in a shop.

A piece of jewelry that you wear on your ear.

Example: She bought a new pair of gold earrings.

the planet we live on.

Example: The Earth goes around the sun.

A sudden shaking of the ground caused by movements in the Earth's crust.

Example: The earthquake damaged many houses in the city.

The direction where the sun rises, opposite to the west.

Example: The sun rises in the east.

a person who checks and prepares text, videos, or other content for publication.

Example: The editor fixed the mistakes in the article before it was printed.

learning or teaching in a school or college.

Example: She wants to continue her education at university.

Giving knowledge or helping people to learn.

Example: The trip to the museum was very educational.

A change or result caused by something.

Example: The new rules had a big effect on the students.

The physical or mental energy you use to do something.

Example: She made an effort to finish her homework before dinner.

A polite way to describe someone who is old.

Example: The elderly man walks with a stick.

Using or related to electricity.

Example: The kitchen has an electric oven.

A large, gray animal with a long trunk, big ears, and tusks, found in Africa and Asia.

Example: The elephant is the biggest animal in the zoo.

A machine used for carrying people or things to different floors in a building.

Example: We took the elevator to the fifth floor.

A message sent using the internet to someone's email address.

Example: I sent you an email this morning.

Making you feel shy, uncomfortable, or ashamed.

Example: It was so embarrassing when I forgot my friend's name.

A sudden, serious, or dangerous situation that needs quick action.

Example: Call 911 if there is an emergency.

Containing nothing inside.

Example: The bottle is empty, so we need to fill it with water.

To give someone support or confidence to do something.

Example: My teacher always encourages me to try my best.

The last part of something, especially a story, movie, or event.

Example: The movie had a happy ending.

full of energy and enthusiasm.

Example: She is always very energetic in the morning.

very large in size or amount.

Example: The elephant is an enormous animal.

To go into a place.

Example: She entered the room quietly.

shows, movies, or other activities that people enjoy watching or doing for fun.

Example: The hotel offers evening entertainment for the guests.

A way into a place or the act of entering.

Example: The main entrance to the building is at the front.

A flat paper container used to put a letter or document inside.

Example: She put the letter in an envelope and sent it to her friend.

The feeling of wanting something that someone else has.

Example: She felt envy when she saw her friend's new bike.

One part of a story on TV, radio, or in a series.

Example: I watched the first episode of the new show last night.

A mistake or something done wrong.

Example: There was an error in my homework, so I had to fix it.

A moving staircase that carries people between different floors of a building.

Example: We took the escalator to the second floor of the shopping mall.

To get away from a place or a dangerous situation.

Example: The dog escaped from the garden and ran away.

A short piece of writing on a particular subject, often done as schoolwork.

Example: She wrote an essay about her favorite holiday.

The currency used in many countries of the European Union.

Example: I paid ten euros for this book.

Flat, smooth, or level in surface or texture.

Example: The table had an even surface, making it perfect for writing.

something that shows that something else is true or exists.

Example: The police found evidence of the crime.

A formal test to show your knowledge or ability in a subject.

Example: I studied hard for my English exam.