Want / would like

In a quiet or gentle way.

Example: She spoke softly so she wouldn’t wake the baby.

The achievement of a goal or something you wanted to do well.

Example: She worked hard and had great success in her exams.

In a way that achieves what you wanted or intended.

Example: She successfully finished her homework on time.

Something you aim at when shooting or trying to hit, or a goal you want to achieve.

Example: She hit the target with her arrow.

a written message, book, or other piece of writing.

Example: I sent her a text to say I would be late.

used to say that something is sad, disappointing, or not what you wanted.

Example: Unfortunately, it started to rain during our picnic.

A place where students study for degrees and do research after finishing school.

Example: She wants to go to university to study medicine.

How heavy someone or something is.

Example: She wants to lose some weight before the summer.

A state of anxiety or concern about something.

Example: His biggest worry was whether he would make it to the meeting on time.

A place where something happens, especially in a story, movie, or play.

Example: The movie starts with a beautiful scene on the beach.

the natural features of a place, such as mountains, forests, or rivers, that are beautiful to look at.

Example: The scenery in the mountains is very beautiful.

A child who goes to school.

Example: The schoolchild carried a backpack full of books.

Relating to science or using the methods of science.

Example: She did a scientific experiment in her school.

A tool used for cutting paper, cloth, or other thin materials, made of two sharp blades joined together.

Example: She used scissors to cut the paper into small pieces.

A loud, high sound made when someone is scared, hurt, or excited.

Example: We heard a scream coming from the other room.

A flat surface on a device like a TV, computer, or phone where pictures or information are shown.

Example: She watched a movie on the big screen in her living room.

A small, pointed piece of metal used to fasten things together by turning it.

Example: I need a screw to fix the broken chair.

the written words of a play, film, or TV show.

Example: She read the script before acting in the play.

An attempt to find something or someone.

Example: The police started a search for the missing boy.

The area near the sea, especially where people go for fun or to relax.

Example: We spent the weekend at the seaside, enjoying the beach and the fresh air.

Kept hidden or not meant to be known or seen by others.

Example: They held a secret meeting to discuss the surprise party.

A person who works in an office, helping with tasks like writing letters, answering phones, and organizing things.

Example: The secretary answered the phone and wrote down the message.

To try to find or get something.

Example: She is seeking a new job in the city.

To give the impression of being or doing something.

Example: It seems like a nice day for a walk.

One of the two main periods into which a school or university year is divided.

Example: The new semester starts in September.

To make something go or be taken to another place, especially by post or email.

Example: I will send you a letter tomorrow.

higher in rank or older in age.

Example: My brother is three years senior to me.

To divide or move things or people apart.

Example: They had to separate the children into two groups.

In a way that shows you are not joking or that something is important.

Example: She takes her job seriously and works very hard.

To give someone food or drink as part of a meal.

Example: They served us coffee and cake after dinner.

To put something in a particular place or position.

Example: She set the plates on the table.

more than two but not many.

Example: She has several friends in her class.

To join pieces of cloth together using a needle and thread.

Example: She learned how to sew a button onto her shirt.

a dark area where the light from the sun does not reach.

Example: We sat under the tree in the shade to stay cool.

A dark shape made on a surface when something blocks the light.

Example: The tree made a big shadow on the ground.

used to show what someone will do or what will happen in the future, often in formal or polite contexts.

Example: Shall we go to the park this afternoon?

A liquid soap used for washing hair.

Example: I need to buy shampoo to wash my hair.

the form or outline of something.

Example: The table is round in shape.

A part of something that has been divided between people.

Example: He gave me a share of the cake.

The hard outer covering of some animals, such as snails or crabs, or the outer part of a nut or egg.

Example: She found a beautiful shell on the beach.

To produce or reflect light.

Example: The sun shines brightly in the morning.

A sudden and usually unpleasant surprise or feeling.

Example: She got a shock when she saw the price of the dress.

To fire a bullet or arrow from a weapon like a gun or bow.

Example: He learned how to shoot a bow and arrow at the camp.

A person who works in a shop and helps customers.

Example: The shop assistant helped me find the right size.

The land along the edge of a sea, lake, or river.

Example: We walked along the shore and collected shells.

A piece of clothing that covers the upper legs but is shorter than trousers.

Example: He is wearing shorts because it is hot outside.

An act of firing a gun or another weapon.

Example: He fired a shot into the air to scare the animals.

To say something very loudly, often because you are angry or excited.

Example: She shouted for help when she saw the fire.

A performance or event that people watch for entertainment.

Example: We went to see a comedy show last night.

Closed or not open.

Example: The store is shut for the holiday.