Vocabulary Building

To set something on fire.

A small room, often used for confinement.

Plants harvested from a field during a specific season.

The desire for something combined with the ability to pay.

Having the same value or amount.

To give food to someone or something.

An opening into or through something.

To make or become larger; to add to.

To be under obligation to pay or repay something.

To lift or move something to a higher position.

Acting in a way that shows you do the right things.

Interesting or notable places to visit.

A particular location where something occurs.

Complete or not divided; all of something.

A person who trains or instructs in sports or other skills.

A plan or framework for a story or essay.

To experience pain or distress.

To inhale and exhale air.

To eat or drink something

An unpleasant emotion caused by the threat of danger, pain, or harm.

The measurement of something from end to end.

To watch something carefully.

To understand something suddenly.

To be curious or want to know about something.

Belonging to the very distant past.

To be real or alive.

A large amount of money or valuable possessions.

Moving in the direction that is ahead of you.

A small pool of liquid on the ground, especially water.

Answer to a question

Expressing a doubt or choice between possibilities.