Verbs and Actions

• The following notes are for study purposes

Verbs and Actions

• Add: To combine numbers or things together.
• Allow: To permit someone to do something.
• Arrive: To reach a destination.
• Ask: To inquire or request something.
• Bake: To cook in an oven.
• Be: To exist or occur.
• Begin: To start or commence.
• Believe: To accept something as true.
• Belong: To be owned by someone.
• Boil: To heat a liquid until it bubbles.
• Book: To reserve a place or ticket.
• Borrow: To take something temporarily from someone.
• Bother: To annoy or disturb someone.
• Break: To damage or shatter something.
• Break down: To stop functioning, often referring to vehicles.
• Bring: To take someone or something to a place.
• Bring back: To return something.
• Brush: To clean or smooth something with a brush.
• Build: To construct or create something.
• Buy: To purchase something.
• Call: To phone someone or name something.
• Camp: To set up a temporary shelter outdoors.
• Can: To be able to, or to request or offer something.
• Cannot: The negative form of can, indicating inability.
• Care: To be concerned or interested in something.
• Carry: To transport something.
• Catch: To seize or intercept something.
• Celebrate: To commemorate an event with festivities.
• Change: To alter or become different.
• Chat: To converse in an informal way.
• Check: To examine something for accuracy.
• Choose: To select from a range of options.
• Click: To press a button on a computer mouse.
• Climb: To ascend something, often using hands and feet.
• Close: To shut or bring together.
• Collect: To gather or accumulate items.
• Colour: To apply colour to something.
• Come: To move towards someone or something.
• Come back: To return to a place.
• Complete: To finish or make whole.
• Continue: To proceed or persist.
• Cook: To prepare food by heating it.
• Copy: To reproduce something.
• Cost: To have a price.
• Cover: To place something over or on top of something else.
• Cross: To go from one side to another.
• Cry: To shed tears.
• Cut: To divide or pierce something with a sharp object.
• Cycle: To ride a bicycle.
• Dance: To move rhythmically to music.
• Date: To go on a romantic outing.
• Decide: To make a choice or resolution.
• Deliver: To transport something to a destination.
• Describe: To give an account of something.
• Design: To plan and create something.
• Die: To cease living.
• Discover: To find something unexpectedly.
• Discuss: To talk about something.
• Dive: To plunge into water headfirst.
• Do: To perform an action.
• Download: To transfer data from the internet to a device.
• Draw: To create a picture using lines.
• Dream: To experience images and sensations during sleep.
• Dress: To put on clothes.
• Drink: To consume liquid.
• Drive: To operate a vehicle.
• Drop: To let something fall.
• Dry: To remove moisture from something.
• Earn: To receive money for work.
• Eat: To consume food.
• Email: To send a message electronically.
• End: To terminate or conclude.
• Enter: To go into a place.
• Enjoy: To derive pleasure from something.
• Exercise: To engage in physical activity.
• Excuse: To pardon or forgive someone.
• Explain: To make something clear or understandable.
• Explore: To investigate or discover something.
• Fail: To be unsuccessful.
• Fall: To drop down unintentionally.
• Feel: To experience emotions or sensations.
• Film: To record moving images.
• Fill: To make something full.
• Fill in: To complete a form.
• Find: To discover or locate something.
• Find out: To discover information.
• Finish: To complete or end something.
• Fish: To catch fish.
• Fit: To be in good health or the right size.
• Fix: To repair something.
• Fly: To travel through the air.
• Follow: To go after or come after.
• Follow (social media): subscribe to someone's content.
• Forget: To be unable to remember.
• Get: To obtain or receive.
• Get back: To return to a place.
• Get dressed: To put on clothes.
• Get fit: To become physically healthy.
• Get married: To become husband and wife.
• Get off: To descend from transportation.
• Get on: To board transportation.
• Get up: To rise from bed.
• Give: To transfer possession to someone.
• Give back: To return something.
• Give somebody a call/ring: To phone someone.
• Go: To move or travel.
• Go out: To leave home for social activities.
• Grow: To increase in size or develop.
• Grow up: To mature from childhood to adulthood.
• Guess: To estimate or speculate.
• Happen: To occur or take place.
• Hate: To dislike intensely.
• Have: To possess or experience.
• Have got to: To be obliged to.
• Have to: To be required to.
• Hear: To perceive sound with the ears.
• Help: To assist someone.
• Hit: To strike something.
• Hold: To grasp or support something.
• Hope: To desire something to happen.
• Hurt: To cause pain or injury.
• Improve: To make something better.
• Include: To contain as part of a whole.
• Invent: To create something new.
• Invite: To ask someone to attend an event.
• Jam: To become stuck or blocked.

Nouns and Objects

• Accident: An unforeseen event causing damage or injury.
• Act: A thing done; a deed.
• Action: The process of doing something.
• Activity: Something done for pleasure or interest.
• Actor: A person who performs in plays or movies.
• Ad: A short form of advertisement.
• Address: The location of a building or place.
• Adult: A person who is fully grown.
• Adventure: An unusual and exciting experience.
• Advert/Advertisement: A public notice promoting something.
• Advice: Guidance or recommendations offered.
• Aeroplane: A powered flying vehicle with wings.
• Age: The length of time someone has lived.
• Air: The mixture of gases that surrounds the Earth.
• Airport: A place where aircraft land and take off.
• Alarm clock: A clock that makes a noise at a set time.
• Album: A collection of songs or photographs.
• Ambulance: A vehicle for taking sick or injured people to the hospital.
• Animal: A living organism that is not a plant.
• Answer: A reply to a question.
• Apartment: A set of rooms for living in, typically on one floor of a building.
• Apartment building: A building containing multiple apartments.
• App: A software application.
• Apple: A round fruit.
• Appointment: An arrangement to meet someone at a specific time.
• Area: A region or part of a town, country, or the world.
• Arm: The upper limb of the human body.
• Armchair: A comfortable chair with armrests.
• Art: The expression or application of human creative skill and imagination.
• Article: A piece of writing in a newspaper or magazine.
• Artist: A person who creates art.
• Assistant: A person who helps or supports someone.
• Aunt: The sister of one's parent or the wife of one's uncle.
• Autumn: The season after summer and before winter.
• Baby: A very young child.
• Back: The rear surface of something.
• Backpack: A bag carried on one's back.
• Badminton: A racquet sport played with a shuttlecock.
• Bag: A container made of flexible material.
• Ball: A round object used in games.
• Balloon: A small bag made of thin material that is filled with air or gas.
• Banana: A long curved fruit with yellow skin.
• Band: A group of musicians.
• Bank: A financial institution.
• Barbecue: A meal cooked outdoors on a grill.
• Baseball: A bat-and-ball game played between two teams..
• Basketball: A team sport played with a ball and hoops.
• Bat: An implement used to hit a ball.
• Bath: A large container for holding water in which to bathe.
• Bathing suit: A garment worn for swimming.
• Bathroom: A room containing a toilet and a sink.
• Bathtub: A large container for holding water in which to bathe.
• Battery: A container consisting of one or more cells, in which chemical energy is converted into electricity.
• Beach: A sandy or pebbly shore by the sea or a lake.
• Bean: A seed or pod of a climbing plant.
• Bear: A large, heavy mammal with thick fur and a short tail.
• Beard: The hair that grows on a man's chin and cheeks.
• Bed: A piece of furniture used for sleeping.
• Bedroom: A room used for sleeping.
• Bee: A flying insect that makes honey.
• Beginner: A person just starting to learn something.
• Beginning: The start or initial stage of something.
• Belt: A strip of leather or other material worn around the waist.
• Bill: A statement of the amount of money owed for goods or services.
• Bin: A container for waste.
• Biology: The study of living organisms.
• Bird: A warm-blooded vertebrate animal with feathers.
• Birth: The act of being born.
• Birthday: The anniversary of the day on which someone was born.
• Biscuit (Br Eng)/Cookie (Am Eng): A small baked item made from flour, fat, and sugar.
• Bit: A small piece or amount of something.
• Blackboard: A dark surface on which to write with chalk.
• Blanket: A warm covering used on a bed.
• Block: A solid piece of material.
• Blog: A regularly updated website or web page.
• Blood: The red fluid that circulates in the bodies of animals.
• Blouse: A woman's shirt-like garment.
• Board: A long, thin, flat piece of wood or other material.
• Board game: A game played on a board with pieces.
• Boat: A vessel for traveling on water.
• Body: The physical structure of a human or animal.
• Book: A set of written or printed pages bound together.
• Bookcase: A piece of furniture with shelves for storing books.
• Bookshelf: A shelf for storing books.
• Bookshop (Br Eng)/Bookstore (Am Eng): A shop that sells books.
• Boot: A sturdy item of footwear covering the foot and ankle.
• Boss: A person in charge of an organization or company.
• Bottle: A container made of glass or plastic used for holding liquids.
• Bottom: The lowest part or point of something.
• Bowl: A round, deep dish or basin.
• Box: A container with a flat base and sides and a lid.
• Boy: A male child.
• Boyfriend: A male partner in a romantic relationship.
• Bracelet: An ornamental band worn around the wrist.
• Brain: An organ of soft nervous tissue contained in the skull of vertebrates.
• Bread: Food made of flour, water, and yeast mixed together and baked.
• Break: An interruption or pause.
• Breakfast: The first meal of the day.
• Bridge: A structure carrying a road, railway, etc. across a river, road, or other obstacle.
• Brother: A male sibling.
• Burger: A flat round cake of minced beef, fried or grilled and typically served in a bread roll.
• Bus: A large motor vehicle carrying passengers by road.
• Business: A person's regular occupation, profession, or trade.
• Businessman: A man engaged in business.
• Businesswoman: A woman engaged in business.
• Business person: A person engaged in business.
• Bus station: A place where buses stop to load and unload passengers.
• Bus stop: A designated place where buses stop to pick up and drop off passengers.
• Butter: A yellow fat food made from cream.
• Butterfly: An insect with brightly coloured wings.
• Cabinet: A cupboard with shelves or drawers for storing or displaying articles.
• Cafe/Café: A small restaurant selling light meals and drinks.
• Cafeteria: A restaurant where customers serve themselves from a selection of dishes.
• Cake: An item of sweet food made from a mixture of flour, eggs, fat, and sugar.
• Calendar: A chart or series of pages showing the days, weeks, and months of a particular year or giving particular seasonal information.
• Call: A telephone conversation.
• Camel: A long-necked animal.
• Camera: A device for recording visual images in the form of photographs, film, or video signals.
• Camping: The activity of spending a holiday living in a tent.
• Campsite: A piece of land where people can camp.
• Cap: A fitting covering for the head.
• Capital: relating to the city.
• Car: A road vehicle, typically with four wheels, powered by an internal combustion engine.
• Card: A piece of thick stiff paper or thin pasteboard used for writing or printing on.
• Career: An occupation undertaken for a significant period of a person's life and with opportunities for progress.
• Car park (Br Eng)/Parking lot (Am Eng): An area set aside for parking cars.
• Carpet: A floor covering made of thick woven material.
• Carrot: A tapering orange-coloured root eaten as a vegetable.
• Cartoon: A simple drawing showing the features of its subjects in a humorously exaggerated way
• Case: An instance of a particular situation; an example of something occurring.
• Cash: Money in the form of coins or banknotes.
• Castle: A large building with strong walls, built to defend the people inside from attack.
• Cat: A small domesticated carnivorous mammal with soft fur.
• CD: A compact disc.
• CD player: A device used to play CDs.
• Ceiling: The upper interior surface of a room.
• Cell phone: A mobile phone.
• Celebrity: A famous person.
• Cent: A monetary unit equal to one hundredth of a dollar.
• Centre/Center: The point equal distance from all sides or extremities of something; the middle.
• Centimetre/Centimeter (cm): A metric unit of length, equal to one hundredth of a metre.
• Century: A period of one hundred years.
• Cereal: A grain used for food, such as wheat, oats, or corn.
• Chair: A seat for one person, typically with a back and four legs.
• Change: The act or instance of making or becoming different.
• Channel: A band of frequencies used in radio and television transmission.
• Character: A person or other being in a novel, play, or film.
• Chat: An informal talk or conversation.
• Chatroom: A website or part of a website serving as a venue for real-time online discussion.
• Cheese: A food made from milk.
• Chef: A professional cook, typically the chief cook in a restaurant or hotel.
• Chemist (Br Eng)/Drugstore (Am Eng): A shop where medicinal drugs are sold or dispensed.
• Chemistry: The branch of science that deals with the identification of the substances of which matter is composed
• Cheque: A written order directing a bank to pay a stated sum to a specified person or organization.
• Chess: A board game for two players.
• Chicken: A domestic fowl kept for its eggs or meat.
• Child: A young human being below the age of puberty or full physical development.
• Chilli: The small, dried pod of a hot red pepper.
• Chips: A thin, crisp slice of potato that has been deep-fried or baked.
• Chocolate: A food made from roasted cacao beans.
• Cinema: A movie theater
• Circle: A round plane figure whose boundary consists of points equidistant from the centre.
• Circus: A company of performers who put on shows.
• City: An inhabited place of greater size.
• Class: A set or category of things having some property or attribute in common.
• Classical: Relating to ancient Greek or Latin literature and art.
• Classmate: A fellow member of a class at school or college.
• Classroom: A room in a school where lessons take place.
• Cleaner: A person who cleans things.
• Clock: an instrument for measuring and showing time.
• Clothes: Items worn to cover the body.
• Cloud: A visible mass of condensed water vapour floating in the atmosphere.
• Clown: A comic entertainer.
• Club: An organization of people.
• Coach: A vehicle.
• Coast: The part of the land adjoining or near the sea.
• Coffee: A hot beverage made from roasted coffee beans.
• Cola: A carbonated soft drink.
• Colleague: A person with whom one works.
• College: An educational institution.
• Colour: The property possessed by an object of producing different sensations on the eye as a result of the way it reflects or emits light.
• Comb: A strip of plastic.
• Comedy: Professional entertainment consisting of jokes and satirical sketches.
• Company: A commercial business.
• Competition: An event or contest.
• Computer: An electronic device for storing and processing data.
• Concert: A musical performance given in public.
• Contact: The state or condition of physical touching.
• Conversation: A talk between two or more people.
• Cook: A person who prepares food.
• Cooker: An appliance for cooking food.
• Cooking: The practice or skill of preparing food.
• Copy: A thing made to be similar or identical to another thing.
• Corner: The place where two streets meet.
• Costume: A set of clothes.
• Country: A nation with its own government.
• Countryside: The land and scenery of a rural area.
• Course: A route.
• Cousin: A child of one’s aunt or uncle.
• Cover: A thing that is place over or on top of something.
• Cow: A domesticated animal.
• Cream: The thick part of full of milk.
• Credit card: A small plastic card.
• Cricket: An outdoor game.
• Cross: A mark.
• Crossing: A place where people can travel.
• Crowd: A large number of people gathered together.
• Cup: A small bowl-shaped container.
• Cupboard: A cabinet.
• Curry: A dish.
• Curtain: A piece of material.
• Customer: Is a person or company.
• Cycle: A vehicle.
• Cycling: The activity.
• Dad: A father.
• Dance: The action of moving.
• Dancer: A person.
• Dancing: A dance.
• Danger: The possibility.
• Date: A a day.
• Daughter: A relationship.
• Day: Each of the twenty-four-hour periods.
• Dentist: A doctor.
• Department: A devision.
• Department store: A building
• Desert: A place.
• Design (planning): a plan or drawing produced to show the look and function.
• Design (process): the creation
• Design (drawing): a drawing
• Desk: A piece of furniture.
• Dessert: The sweet course.
• Details: Individual fact.
• Diary: A book.
• Dictionary: A book.
• Difference : A point.
• Dining room: A room.
• Dinner: The main.
• Dinosaur: A prehistoric reptile.
• Diploma: A certificate conferred by a college.
• Directions: Instructions.
• Dish: A plate.
• Disco: A club.
• Discount: A deduction.
• Doctor: A qualified practitioner of medicine.
• Document: A piece of written.
• Dog: A common.
• Doll: A child’s toy.
• Dollar: The basic monetary unit of the US.
• Dolphin: A popular sea animal.
• Donkey: A domesticated animal.
• Door: a hinged.
• Dot: A small round mark.
• Download: Transfer.
• Downstairs: The floor.
• Dr: Abbreviation.
• Drawer: A box like.
• Drawing: A picture.
• Dream: A series of thoughts.
• Dress: A one piece.
• Drink: A liguid.
• Driver: A person who is driving a vehicle.
• Driving licence: An official document.
• Drugstore (Am Eng)/Chemist (Br Eng): A shop.
• Drum: A percussion.
• Duck: A water fowl.
• DVD: Digital Video Disc
• DVD player: machine uses laser beams to read sounds.
• Ear: The organ of hearing
• Earring: a ornament.
• East: The direction.
• Egg: An oval or round object
• Electric : Powered by electricity.
• Electricity: A form of energy
• Elephant: A very large plant-eating mammal
• Elevator (Am Eng)/Lift (Br Eng): A platform or box.
• Email: Messages distributed
• End: A final part
• Engine: A machin
• Engineer: A person
• Entrance: The part.
• Envelope: A flat paper
• Environment: The surroundings
• Equipment: The necessary items
• Eraser (Am Eng)/Rubber (Br Eng): an object
• Euro: The single European currency
• Evening: The period.
• Event: A thing that happens
• Example: A thing or instance.
• Examination/Exam: A formal test.
• Exit: to go outside.
• Experience: practical contact.
• Experiment: A scientific procedure.
• Explorer: A person who inquires.
• Eye: Each of a pair.
• Face: The front part.
• Fact: A thing that is known to be true.
• Factory: A building.
• Family: A group consisting.
• Fan: Is enthusiastic devotee.
• Farm: An area of land
• **Farmer: A person who owns or manages a farm.
• Fashion: A popular.
• Fast food: Food that can be prepared quickly.
• Father: A male parent.
• Favourite: A person.
• Feelings: An emotional.
• Festival: A period.
• Field: An area of open land.
• File: A folder.
• Film: A thin flexible strip of plastic.
• Finger: One of the digits of the hand.
• Fire: A process.
• first name: a personal name
• Fish: A cold-blooded vertebrate
• Fishing: The activity of catching fish.
• Flat: A set of rooms.
• Flight: The action of flying.
• Floor: The lower.
• Flower: The seed-bearing part of a plant.
• Fog: A thick mist.
• Folder: A folding cover or wallet.
• Food: Any nutritious substance.
• Foot: The lower part of the leg.
• Football: A form of team sport
• Footballer: Is one that plays football.
• Forest: A large area covered mainly with trees.
• Fork: An implement.
• Form: The visible.
• French fries (Am Eng)/chips (Br Eng): Long piece.
• Fridge: A refrigerator.
• Friend: A person whom one knows.
• Fruit: The sweet and fleshy product of a tree or plant.
• Fun: Enjoyment.
• Fur: The short.
• Furniture: The movable articles.
• Future: A time yet to come.
• Gallery: A room.
• Game: Form of play.
• Garage: A building.
• Garden: A piece of land.
• Garlic: A strong.
• Gas: air-like fluid substance.
• Gas station (Am Eng)/Petro station (Br Eng): A service station

Adjectives and Descriptors

• Above: Higher than.
• Accident: An unforeseen event causing damage or injury.
• Across: From one side to the other.
• Act: A thing done; a deed.
• Action: The process of doing something.
• Activity: Something done for pleasure or interest.
• Actor: A person who performs in plays or movies.
• Ad: A short form of advertisement.
• Address: The location of a building or place.
• Adult: A person who is fully grown.
• Advanced: Far on or ahead in development or progress.
• Adventure: An unusual and exciting experience.
• Advert/Advertisement: A public notice promoting something.
• Advice: Guidance or recommendations offered.
• Aeroplane: A powered flying vehicle with wings.
• Afraid: Filled with fear or anxiety.
• Age: The length of time someone has lived.
• Aged: Having lived for a specified length of time.
• Air: The mixture of gases that surrounds the Earth.
• Airport: A place where aircraft land and take off.
• Alarm clock: A clock that makes a noise at a set time.
• Album: A collection of songs or photographs.
• All: Used to refer to the whole quantity or extent of something.
• Allow: To permit someone to do something.
• All right/alright: Satisfactory or acceptable.
• Almost: Not quite; nearly.
• Alone: Having no one else present.
• Along: In a line next to something long.
• Already: Before the time in question.
• Also: In addition; too.
• Always: At all times; on all occasions.
• A.M.: Before noon.
• Amazed: Greatly surprised; astonished.
• Amazing: Causing great surprise or wonder; astonishing.
• Ambulance: A vehicle for taking sick or injured people to the hospital.
• Among: Surrounded by; in the company of.
• An: Used before nouns beginning with a vowel sound.
• And: Used to connect words of the same part of speech, clauses, or sentences, that are to be taken jointly.
• Angry: Feeling or showing strong annoyance, displeasure, or hostility.
• Animal: A living organism that is not a plant.
• Another: One more; an additional.
• Answer: A reply to a question.
• Any: Used to refer to one or some of a thing or number of things, no matter how many or how much.
• Anybody: Any person.
• Anymore: Any longer.
• Anyone: Any person.
• Anything: Any thing.
• Anyway: Used to change the subject or resume a previous one.
• Anywhere: In or to any place.
• Apartment: A set of rooms for living in, typically on one floor of a building.
• Apartment building: A building containing multiple apartments.
• App: A software application.
• Apple: A round fruit.
• Appointment: An arrangement to meet someone at a specific time.
• Area: A region or part of a town, country, or the world.
• Arm: The upper limb of the human body.
• Armchair: A comfortable chair with armrests.
• Around: All sides of, or surrounding.
• Arrive: To reach a destination.
• Art: The expression or application of human creative skill and imagination.
• Article: A piece of writing in a newspaper or magazine.
• Artist: A person who creates art.
• *As: Used to indicate that things appear the same.
• Ask: To inquire or request something.
• Assistant: A person who helps or supports someone.
• *At: Expressing location or arrival in a particular place or position.
• *Attractive: Pleasing or appealing to the senses.
• Aunt: The sister of one's parent or the wife of one's uncle.
• Autumn: The season after summer and before winter.
• *Available: Able to be used or obtained.
• Away: To or at a distance from a particular place.
• Awesome: Extremely impressive or daunting; inspiring great admiration, apprehension, or fear.
• Awful: Very bad or unpleasant.

Prepositions and Locations

• Above: Higher than.
• Across: From one side to the other.
• After: Following in time or order.
• Against: In opposition to.
• Along: In a line next to something long.
• Among: Surrounded by; in the company of.
• Around: Surrounding or encircling.
• At: Expressing location or arrival in a particular place or position.
• Before: Preceding in time or order.
• Behind: At the back of.
• Below: At a lower level or layer than.
• Beside: At the side of; next to.
• Between: In the space separating two things.
• By: Identifying the agent performing an action.
• Close to: Near to.
• Down: Towards or in a lower place or position.
• During: Throughout the course or duration of.
• For: Expressing the reason or purpose of something.
• From: Indicating the place or source where someone or something starts.
• In: Expressing the situation of something that is or appears to be enclosed or surrounded by something else.
• In front of: Situated ahead or at the front of something.
• Inside: On the inner side or surface of something.
• Instead of: In place of.
• Into: Expressing movement or direction toward the inside of something.
• Of: Expressing the relationship between a part and a whole.
• On: Physically in contact with and supported by a surface.
• Opposite: Situated on the other side of a particular space.
• Out of: Moving or directed away from the inside of.
• Over: Extending directly upwards from.
• Through: Moving in one side and out the other side of (an opening, channel, or location).
• To: Expressing direction or location.
• Under: Extending directly upwards from.
• Up: Extending directly upwards from.
• With: Accompanied by (another person or thing).

Other Important Words

• Action: The process of doing something.
• Activity: Something done for pleasure or interest.
• Actor: A person who performs in plays or movies.
• Ad: A short form of advertisement.
• Advert/Advertisement: A public notice promoting something.
• Again: Once more.
• Ago: Before the present.
• Agree: Have the same opinion about something; concur.
• Air: The atmosphere around the earth.
• Airport: A place where airplanes take off.
• Album: Is a collection.
• Alone: Is something without anyone
• Almost: Just a little distance.
• Alright: When everything is 0k.
• Also: In addition.
• Already: Before some point.
• Always: At all times.
• A.M.: used with time.
• Appartement: A set of rooms.
• Anybody: any person at all.
• Anyone: Any person at all.
• Anything: a thing of some kind
• Anyway: despite everything.
• At all: used to emphasis.
• Available: Able to be used.
• Away: to separate.
• Back: The body's part.
• Bad: Not up to.
• Badly: An unskilled manner.
• Balloon: A rubber bag.
• Bank: A company.
• Because: For the reason.
• Become: To begin to be.
• Before: The front part.
• Beginner: person that is learning.
• Believe: To have confidence.
• Best: Surpassing all others.
• Better: More excellent.
• Bill: A draught.
• Birthday: The day when.
• Bit: A small.
• Black: Of the darkest colour.
• Blog: A personal.
• Blue: Color.
• Board: A long.
• Body: All the physical parts.
• Born: Existing.
• Bottle: Cylindrical container.
• Boy: A male child.
• Brain: An structure of nervous.
• Bread: A food.
• Break: Interruption.
• Breakfast: The first meal.
• Bright: Radiating.
• Brother: Your parents' .
• Brown: A dark colour.
• Building: A structure.
• Business: Occupation.
• Butter: A pale yellow.
• But: To introduce items.
• Bye: Saying goodbye.
• Call: To speak to.
• Can: Be able to.
• Candy: A sweet.
• Car: A road vehicle.
• Card: A small piece.
• Careful: Cautious.
• Carpet: A floor covering.
• Cartoon: A handwork.
• Case: Refers situation.
• Case: Money in coin.
• Castle: A big building.
• Cartoon: A handwork.
• Category: A class.
• Celebrate: To perform a religious.
• Century: A period of hundred years.
• Certainty: Completely confident.
• Chairman: Men who work.
• Chain: A sequence of connected.
• Chairnan: A seat to sit on.
• Change: Make or become.
• Chat: Talk.
• Cheap: Low in price.
• Charge: A price. Check: Make examination...
• Cheese: Is a food made.
• Chef: Is a professional.
• Chemist: A person.
• Chemistry: Is a branch.
• Chess: A board game.
• Cheque: Is a order.
• Chicken: A domestic fowl.
• Child: Baby adult