Future Perfect

A piece of cloth that hangs down from above a window or space to cover it or block light.

Example: She opened the curtains to let in some sunlight.

A line that bends smoothly without any sharp angles.

Example: The road has a sharp curve near the river.

To ride a bicycle.

Example: She cycles to school every morning.

A small flower with white petals and a yellow center, often found in fields and gardens.

Example: She picked a daisy from the grass and put it in her hair.

Something that is harmed or broken and not in good condition.

Example: The roof was damaged after the storm.

Slightly wet, often in a way that is unpleasant.

Example: The clothes were still damp after being taken out of the washing machine.

In a way that is likely to cause harm or injury.

Example: He was driving dangerously fast on the icy road.

To be brave enough to do something difficult or dangerous.

Example: She didn't dare to speak in front of the large audience.

the state of having little or no light.

Example: The children were scared of the darkness in the room.

The activity of spending time with someone you are romantically interested in.

Example: They have been dating for a few months, but they are not sure if they are ready for a serious relationship.

To make someone feel very impressed or amazed, often because of something's beauty or excellence.

Example: The singer's performance dazzled the audience.

A specific time or date by which something must be finished or completed.

Example: The deadline for submitting the project is next Friday.

Unable to hear, either completely or partly.

Example: She has been deaf since birth, but she communicates very well using sign language.

A person or company that buys and sells goods or services, especially as a business.

Example: The car dealer showed us several models to choose from.

Pieces of broken or leftover materials from something that has been destroyed or damaged.

Example: After the storm, the streets were covered with debris from fallen trees and buildings.

Money that someone owes to another person or organization.

Example: She is working hard to pay off her credit card debt.

A choice that you make after thinking about something.

Example: She made the decision to study abroad next year.

A formal or official statement about something.

Example: The government made a declaration about the new health policies.

To say something officially or publicly in a clear way.

Example: The government declared a public holiday for next Monday.

A decrease in the quality, amount, or importance of something.

Example: There has been a decline in sales since last month.

A reduction in the amount, size, or number of something.

Example: There has been a decrease in the price of vegetables this week.

to give your time, energy, or effort to a particular purpose or person.

Example: She decided to dedicate her life to helping others.

an action or something that someone does, often something good or bad.

Example: Helping the elderly woman cross the street was a kind deed.

The act of being beaten or losing in a contest, battle, or competition.

Example: The general admitted their defeat after the enemy forces surrounded them.

To protect someone or something from harm or attack.

Example: The soldiers worked hard to defend their country from enemies.

A person who protects someone or something from harm or attack.

Example: The defender stopped the ball from going into the goal during the match.

The action of protecting someone or something from attack or harm.

Example: The soldiers prepared for the defense of the city.

clear and certain, without any doubt.

Example: She gave me a definite answer about coming to the party.

without any doubt; for sure.

Example: I will definitely call you when I arrive.

To remove something, especially written or digital content, from a document, file, or system.

Example: I accidentally deleted all the photos from my phone.

easily damaged or needing to be handled carefully.

Example: Be careful with that vase; it's very delicate.

To give someone great pleasure or happiness.

Example: The beautiful music delighted everyone at the concert.

very pleased and happy about something.

Example: She was delighted to hear the good news about her exam results.

Very pleasant, charming, or enjoyable.

Example: The garden was full of delightful flowers in every color.

To take something to a person or place.

Example: The postman delivers letters to our house every morning.

The act of bringing goods, letters, or packages to a person or place.

Example: The delivery of the package took longer than expected.

To ask for something very firmly or strongly.

Example: The teacher demanded an explanation for why the homework was late.

A system of government in which people vote to choose their leaders or make decisions.

Example: Many countries around the world follow the principles of democracy.

To show or explain how to do something or how something works.

Example: The teacher demonstrated how to use the new computer program.

An event where a group of people gather to show their opinion about something, often in public.

Example: The workers organized a demonstration to demand better pay.

To say that something is not true or that you did not do something.

Example: He denied taking the money.

To leave a place, especially to start a journey.

Example: The train will depart from platform 3 at 10:30.

A part of a larger organization, such as a company or government, that deals with a specific area of work.

Example: She works in the sales department of the company.

The act of leaving a place, especially to start a journey.

Example: Our departure is scheduled for 8 a.m. tomorrow.

Needing someone or something in order to live or succeed.

Example: Many young people are still dependent on their parents for money.

To put money into a bank account or to leave something in a particular place.

Example: She deposited $100 into her savings account yesterday.

Feeling very sad and without hope.

Example: She felt depressed after failing her exam.

Making you feel very sad or without hope.

Example: The movie was so depressing that I felt sad for hours after watching it.

A feeling of being very sad for a long time.

Example: She felt a deep depression after losing her job.

To take something important or necessary away from someone.

Example: The storm deprived the village of electricity for several days.