an amount of money given from parents
My mom is raising my allowance this week!
almost
very nearly
Once, wolves were almost extinct in America, but recently, the number of wolves has multiplied in Montana, Idaho, and Wyoming.
amusement park
a place where people can go to enjoy games, rides, and other activities
We went to an amusement park last Saturday.
arrive
to come to a place where you want to stay
The train will arrive at 12:30.
belonging
personal possession
Dr. Cuss and Mr. Bunting, the vicar, were both in the parlor examining the invisible man’s belongings.
bridge
a structure built over water or land that allows people to cross over
The Golden Gate bridge is a famous place in San Francisco.
call
a contact or exchange made on the telephone
The referee made too many foul calls.
career
a way of making a living; a job
That will be a good career move.
contest
an event where people attempt to do things better than others in order to win
These students are preparing a robot for a contest in the USA.
cooperation
act of working with someone toward a common goal
The goal of kindergarten is to teach children cooperation.
course
a series of classes about a particular subject in a school
The after-school program would begin in January, and it would offer several different after school courses and activities.
customer
a person who purchases goods or sevices
I am not satisfied with the customer service.
done
past participle of "do"
What have I done to deserve such terrible treatment?
driver's license
document permitting somebody to drive
She got her driver's license when she was 20 years old.
due
expected according to timetable, promise etc
The bus is due to arrive in three minutes.
enroll
to take or put someone into a group or organization
I have to enroll in two languages classes this semester in order to graduate on time.
exam
a test to determine a person's health or knowledge in a certain subject
She really wants to pass the exam.
exciting
casing great interest or excitement
She waited and waited for something exciting to happen.
fall asleep
to go to sleep
I couldn't fall asleep so I watched a movie.
fault
a mistake
He was in an accident, but it wasn’t his fault.
follow
to conform to rules, regulations, directions, ect., exactly
People have to follow the rules in sports.
get married
to become a husband or a wife
My sister got married last week.
get together
to meet with someone to organize something
We had a small get together at my house over the weekend.
gift
something that is given to a person in order to express good feelings
A card is the greatest gift.
have to
to be obligated to do something
We have to meet later.
in a minute
a short time later
I'll do it in a minute.
increase
to (cause to) grow in size, number etc
The number of children in this school has increased greatly in recent years.
insane
being mentally ill
He looks insane. "Are you insane?" cried the Police Inspector.
join
to become part of a team or group
Please join my family for dinner this Saturday.
laundry
items of made of cloth that have been or must be washed
Did you hang the laundry out to dry?
middle school
level between elementary and high school middle school students like team building activities.
miss out
to lose an opportunity to do something
She missed out her time to study for her exam.
mow the lawn
cut down an area of grass
Sam mowed the lawn with his brother.
no matter what
regardless of
I will make sure get the job no matter what.
on time
at or before a given time
He needs to leave now or he will never get there on time.
pick up
to meet; to give a ride to someone
He went to pick up his son from school.
pick up
to collect or gather
I will go and pick up some take-away.
possession
something you own
Everyone must bring all their possessions with them.
practice
to do something repeatedly in order to improve a skill
I practice soccer every day.
promise
a declaration that one will or will not do something
The Wizard promised to help, but he wanted the Wicked Witch’s broom handle.
protect
to guard something
All of Achilles’ body was protected, except for the place where his mother held him, which was by his heel.
quit
to stop
Babe quit high school to play basketball.
red light
a signal that instructs vehicles to stop
The red light flashed when I was about to cross the street at a crosswalk.
refrigerator
a machine which keeps food cold and so prevents it from going bad
There is some ice in the refrigerator.
regret
to feel sorry about something
You won’t regret it!
rule
a general standard that guides one's actions rules are there to make society more fair and safe.
schedule
a plan of things to do and their times
Let me tell you about my daily schedule.
score
the points scored in a sporting event
The score of the game was 2-2.
September
the ninth month of the year, the month following August
He hasn't played for Korea since last september.
serious
causing worry; dangerous
The doctor is worried I might have a serious disease.
shin
the front part of a person's leg between the knee and foot
When you play soccer, be sure to wear guards to protect your shins.
shopper
customer or purchaser
The mall is always busy with crowds of shoppers.
sightseeing
visiting the buildings, places of interest of an area
The tourists are walking around the streets, shopping and sightseeing.
singing
the art or activity of making musical sounds with one's voice
Do you do much singing nowadays?
sleepy
feeling tired and wanting to sleep
She is sleepy. She takes a nap.
soccer game
a game played on a teams of 11 players
I watched a soccer game. It was between Korea and Japan.
sore
hurting
His arms and legs were sore.
sound
to make a sound
Her voice sounds lovely.
stolen
past participle of steal
Claudio thought Don Pedro had stolen Hero from him and was mad that she had been taken away.
teach
to give knowledge, information, or lessons in a school setting
Kayla’s mom teaches her how to grow a garden.
throat
the part of the neck that is below the chin
I need some water. My throat is very dry.
totally
in a complete manner
You look like a totally new person in that suit.
tournament
a competition
She won many tournaments.
traffic
the vehicles or number of vehicles in a particular area or on a particular road
Rush hour traffic is always bad.
unattended
without the owner present; not being watched or cared for
Never leave young children unattended.
voice
the sound that a person or animal makes with their mouth and throat
Megan has a very beautiful singing voice.
wait for
left or prepared for you to collect
I've been waiting for John for two hours.
wake up
to stop sleeping
What time are you going to wake up tomorrow?
warm-hearted
having sympathy or kindness
My grandfather is a very warm-hearted man.
weak
not strong
I'm weak but my father is strong.
wedding
a marriage ceremony
Zeus gave the couple a box as a wedding present.
weekend
the end of the week, usually between Friday evening and Monday morning
How was your weekend?
wish
to want
He wished to stay in Neverland and never grow old.
world
the earth and everything on it
The world is a very huge place.
writer
a person who writes, especially for a living
Dickens was a famous English writer
wrong
not morally or socially correct
Other people believed that slavery was wrong and tried to stop it.
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