Passive Voice

Willing to give more of something, especially money or help, than is usual or expected.

Example: She was very generous and gave her time to help others in need.

A person in charge of governing a state or region.

Example: The governor of the state announced new plans for education.

to make someone believe something that is not true.

Example: The advertisement was designed to mislead people into thinking the product was better than it really is.

A person who strongly supports their own country and believes it is better than others.

Example: The nationalist wanted to protect the traditions and culture of his country.

In a way that is approved by someone in authority or is formally announced.

Example: The school officially announced the date for the graduation ceremony.

Unusual or strange in a way that is different from what is normal or expected.

Example: The house had a peculiar smell that I couldn't identify.

Good at convincing someone to do or believe something through reasoning or the way they speak.

Example: She gave a very persuasive argument, so everyone agreed with her idea.

A basic idea or rule that explains or controls how something happens or works.

Example: She believes in the principle of treating everyone equally.

Fair and sensible; acceptable or not too extreme.

Example: It is reasonable to expect students to do their homework on time.

To refuse to accept, use, or believe something or someone.

Example: She rejected the job offer because the salary was too low.

To trust someone or something to do what is needed or expected.

Example: You can always rely on your friends to help you.

Feeling very surprised or upset because something unexpected or unpleasant has happened.

Example: She was shocked when she heard the news about the accident.

quickly and unexpectedly.

Example: She was walking down the street when it suddenly started to rain.

In an unexpected or unusual way.

Example: Surprisingly, the small restaurant was very popular with tourists.

Not able to be trusted or believed.

Example: His explanation for being late sounded very suspect to me.

Complete or whole, with nothing left out.

Example: The total cost of the trip was more than we expected.

Something that is very surprising or hard to believe.

Example: The view from the top of the mountain was unbelievable.

Something that happens suddenly or in a way that is not planned or predicted.

Example: The party was an unexpected surprise for her birthday.

In a way that is surprising or not planned.

Example: She unexpectedly ran into an old friend at the airport.

Not expected to happen or be true.

Example: It is unlikely that it will rain today because the sky is clear.

Something that cannot be known or guessed because it changes often or happens in a way that is not expected.

Example: The weather in this region is very unpredictable, so you should always carry an umbrella.

Used to refer to the person speaking or writing when emphasizing their own actions or feelings.

Example: It is important to believe in oneself to achieve success.

The quality of being very good or outstanding.

Example: The school is known for its excellence in science and technology.

The value of one currency compared to another.

Example: The exchange rate between the euro and the dollar has changed this week.

In a way that shows strong feelings of happiness or enthusiasm.

Example: She talked excitedly about her plans for the weekend.

A feeling of happiness and enthusiasm about something that is going to happen or that is happening.

Example: The children were full of excitement as they waited for the party to start.

Very tired or without energy.

Example: She felt exhausted after working all day.

the state of being real or alive.

Example: Many people wonder about the existence of life on other planets.

To leave a place, especially a building or a room.

Example: After the show ended, everyone exited the theater quietly.

To leave a place or situation.

Example: The actor exited the stage after delivering his final line.

To make something larger or to become larger in size, number, or importance.

Example: The company plans to expand its business to other countries next year.

The money that you spend on something.

Example: We need to reduce our expenses to save more money.

Having skill or knowledge because you have done something many times.

Example: She is an experienced teacher who knows how to handle different situations in the classroom.

To try something in order to see what happens or to test an idea.

Example: She likes to experiment with new recipes in the kitchen.

The act of traveling to or looking into a place to learn more about it.

Example: Space exploration has helped us learn more about the universe.

To show something that is usually hidden or to make something known.

Example: The newspaper article exposed the truth about the politician's actions.

To make something longer or larger in size, time, or range.

Example: They decided to extend their holiday by two more days.

In a way that covers a large area or involves a lot of detail or activity.

Example: She has traveled extensively in Europe.

the size or importance of something; how far something reaches.

Example: She didn't realize the full extent of the problem until it was too late.

When a type of animal, plant, or something no longer exists.

Example: Dinosaurs have been extinct for millions of years.

The state of a species, plant, or animal no longer existing.

Example: Many animals are in danger of extinction because of deforestation.

sports or activities that are exciting and dangerous, often involving a high level of physical risk.

Example: Many young people enjoy extreme sports like skydiving and rock climbing.

the ability to see or the quality of someone's vision.

Example: She has good eyesight and doesn't need to wear glasses.

To gradually lose color, brightness, or strength.

Example: The colors in the painting started to fade after being in the sunlight for too long.

A lack of success in doing something.

Example: The project was a failure because we didn’t plan it well.

Staying loyal and showing support to someone or something.

Example: She has always been a faithful friend to me.

A pleasant situation that you imagine but that is unlikely to happen.

Example: She has a fantasy of living in a big house by the beach.

Distant in space or time.

Example: She dreamed of visiting faraway countries one day.

An act of saying goodbye to someone.

Example: We had a small party as a farewell for our teacher who was leaving.

At or to a greater distance in space.

Example: We decided to walk farther down the road to find a better spot for a picnic.