Future Continuous

in a way that shows careful attention or strong connection.

Example: She looked closely at the map to find the right street.

A hard, black substance that is dug from the ground and burned as fuel to produce heat or energy.

Example: Many power plants still use coal to generate electricity.

Located on or near the coast (the land next to the sea).

Example: They decided to stay in a small coastal town during their vacation.

A type of large fish that lives in the sea and is often eaten as food.

Example: We had fried cod and chips for dinner last night.

A box in which a dead body is placed for burial.

Example: The coffin was carried to the cemetery by six men.

To fall down or fail suddenly, often because of weakness or damage.

Example: The building collapsed after the earthquake.

The part of a shirt, coat, or dress that goes around your neck.

Example: He turned up the collar of his jacket because it was cold.

A person who writes regular articles for a newspaper or magazine.

Example: The columnist wrote an interesting article about the local elections.

A person whose job is to make people laugh by telling jokes or funny stories.

Example: The comedian told a lot of funny jokes during the show.

A type of entertainment, such as a play, movie, or television show, that is funny and makes people laugh.

Example: We watched a comedy last night, and it was really funny.

A feeling of being less worried or in less pain, or something that makes you feel this way.

Example: She found comfort in talking to her best friend about her problems.

To give someone an order or tell them to do something.

Example: The officer commanded the soldiers to move forward.

To give an opinion or remark about something.

Example: He didn’t want to comment on the situation during the meeting.

Related to buying and selling things or making a profit.

Example: The city is an important commercial center for the region.

To do something illegal or morally wrong.

Example: He was afraid to commit a crime and get into trouble.

The ability to make good decisions and behave in a practical and sensible way.

Example: It's just common sense to lock the door when you leave the house.

In most cases or usually.

Example: This dish is commonly served with rice.

A person or animal you spend a lot of time with or travel with.

Example: She took her dog as her companion on the trip.

The act of examining how two or more things are similar or different.

Example: The teacher asked us to write a comparison of life in the city and life in the countryside.

To try to be more successful than someone else, especially in sports, business, or a contest.

Example: Many athletes compete in the Olympics to win medals.

Wanting to win or be more successful than others.

Example: She is very competitive and always tries her best to win in sports.

A person, team, or company that is trying to win or be more successful than others, especially in business or sports.

Example: She is one of the strongest competitors in the race.

Totally or fully, with nothing missing.

Example: She was completely surprised by the news.

Made of many different parts and often difficult to understand.

Example: The instructions for the machine are quite complex, so take your time to read them carefully.

To make something more difficult to understand or deal with.

Example: The new rules will only complicate the process of applying for a visa.

To create or write something, especially music, poetry, or a formal piece of writing.

Example: She likes to compose songs in her free time.

a piece of writing, especially a short essay written as a school exercise.

Example: The teacher asked us to write a composition about our favorite holiday.

A thing made up of two or more separate parts or elements.

Example: The air is a compound of different gases like oxygen and nitrogen.

To agree to something by giving up part of what you want.

Example: She had to compromise on her plans to make everyone happy.

The ability to focus your attention on something without being distracted.

Example: You need good concentration to finish this difficult puzzle.

An idea or principle about something.

Example: The teacher explained the concept of gravity to the students.

worried about something or feeling that something is important.

Example: She was very concerned about her friend's health.

To finish something or bring it to an end.

Example: The meeting concluded at 3 p.m.

the final part of something, or an opinion reached after considering all the information.

Example: At the end of the meeting, they came to the conclusion that more time was needed to finish the project.

To organize or carry out an activity or task.

Example: The teacher will conduct a science experiment in class tomorrow.

To say or show that something is true or certain.

Example: The hotel called to confirm our reservation for tomorrow.

a statement, letter, or action that shows something is true or has been agreed.

Example: We are still waiting for confirmation of our hotel booking.

A serious disagreement or argument between people, groups, or ideas.

Example: There was a conflict between the two friends about how to spend their holiday.

Something that is difficult to understand or makes you feel unsure.

Example: The instructions for the game were so confusing that nobody knew how to play.

A state of not understanding something clearly or being uncertain about what to do.

Example: There was some confusion about the meeting time, so half the team arrived late.

To tell someone that you are happy because they have done something good or something nice has happened to them.

Example: She called to congratulate him on his new job.

A link or relationship between people, things, or ideas.

Example: The internet makes it easier to keep a connection with friends who live far away.

To take control of a place or people using force or to successfully deal with a problem or fear.

Example: The king wanted to conquer new lands to expand his kingdom.

As a result; therefore.

Example: She forgot to set her alarm, and consequently, she was late for school.

The protection of nature, animals, and natural resources to prevent damage or loss.

Example: Conservation of forests is important to protect wildlife and the environment.

Not liking changes or new ideas and preferring traditional styles or values.

Example: My grandparents have very conservative views about marriage.

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

Example: The project required a considerable amount of time and effort.

The act of thinking carefully about something before making a decision.

Example: After careful consideration, she decided to take the job offer.

A speech sound that is not a vowel, made by blocking air as it moves through the mouth.

Example: The word "cat" has three consonants: "c," "t," and "t."

All the time or very often, without stopping.

Example: She is constantly checking her phone for messages.