Reading Shelf-Book 1 (E)
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already
before a certain time
I had already left the house when the phone rang.
chat
to talk in a friendly and relaxed manner
You can chat with friends on the phone or internet.
get off
to get down from; to come out of
We should get off the subway at the next stop.
onto
on the top of or into something; on
I slipped and fell onto the ice.
so
thus, therefore
I was really tired so I went to bed early.
step
to move by raising the foot and putting it down in a different place
Please step this way so I can check your pulse.
event
something that happens and is usually interesting, important, or notable
The most important events are often covered in the newspaper.
explain
to provide reasoning
He explains things to people.
guest
a person who is invited to stay in one's home
How many guests were at the party?
guide
to lead someone, or lead a group, especially in new or unknown place
A lighthouse guides ships to a harbor.
hospital
an institution where people receive all different types of medical care
Tom was sick, so he went to the hospital.
tour
a journey to multiple places in an area, usually including one or more countries
She went on a tour to France.
allow
to let someone do something
His parents allow him to go to the zoo.
discuss
to address an issue in great detail
Our class will discuss World War II.
hamster
a hamster is a small furry animal which is similar to a mouse
My favorite pet is my hamster.
lawn
the ground in a park or around a home that is covered with grass
The man is mowing the lawn.
spend
to use money in order to buy something
Matt is going to spend $59 on those shoes.
whenever
at any or every time
whenever I go outside, I wear my sunglasses.
add
to give more information or comment on something already stated
You can add some salt and pepper if you like.
beauty
the quality of being attractive and producing great pleasure
Inner beauty is the most important quality of a person.
credit card
a card used for buying things without giving cash to the store
My father has only one credit card.
or
used to indicate a different choice
Do you want chicken or fish tonight?
shop
a store where you buy things
We need to go to the shop to buy some eggs.
sunglasses
a glasses used to protect one's eyes from sunlight
You will need a towel and sunglasses at the beach.
argue
to present reasons for or against an idea or point of view
The driver did not wish to argue with the policeman about his speeding ticket.
fan
a device used to move air and make people, rooms or other things cooler
If you're too warm, turn on the fan.
positive
showing agreement or support for something
I feel quite positive about his future.
village
a very small community or town in the country
He comes from a very small village in the south.
wall
the sides of a room or building
That wall of the classroom is painted yellow.
wrong
not being true or not being based upon facts
I'm failed English and math. I got all the answers wrong.
develop
to create or think of something
The company wants to develop a new way of making cars.
dot
a small, round spot or mark
The period at the end of this sentence is an example of a dot.
original
being the first or happening first
The original owners of this house were an old farmer and his wife.
raised
higher than other things nearby
Cars should not drive on the raised side of the street; that is where people walk.
require
to have a necessity for something
We require all students to wear the uniform.
sight
the sense that allows one to see and take in information through one's eyes
My sister lost her sight when she was a baby.
attack
to start acting violently or aggressively toward someone
Suddenly, the lion attacked the deer.
flute
a long, thin musical instrument which is played by blowing into a hole at one end
The flute is difficult to play.
gather
to come together in a group
The crowd gathered around the stage.
grateful
thankful
He feels grateful because she helped him.
master
a person who has power or control over other people or things
His first master was a kind man.
promise
to tell someone that something will happen or that you will do something
I promise I'll come again later.
actually
existing in reality; in fact; really
actually, I don’t have a job.
charm
to have some magical power over
The singer charmed the audience with her beautiful voice.
fangs
a sharp, pointed tooth of a wild animal
Animals use their fangs to bite and hold their prey.
movement
the act or process of moving to a different place or position
There was a lot of movement in the bush.
snake
a long, thin creature with scales and no legs
I jumped when I saw the snake in my path.
sway
to move slowly from side to side
We watched the trees sway in the wind.
counter
a flat piece of furniture on which goods are displayed
I passed my money across the counter to the clerk in the clothes store.
deliver
to bring
Mr. Lorry asked him to deliver the letter to him.
handle
a part of a larger object that is designed to be held by the hands
The racket went flying when I lost my grip on the handle.
hold
to use hands or arms to carry or keep something
Can you hold my books while I put my coat on?
list
a series of items, written, stated , or memorized in order
I made a list of toys I wanted for Christmas.
total
the number reached after adding or counting something
I have 2 dollars and you have 4, so our total is 6.
driver
someone who operates a vehicle
The driver was not looking and hit a mailbox.
explore
to travel to a place in order to learn more about it
He explores the tomb.
rescue
to save someone who is in danger or in trouble
The firefighter rescued the family from the burring house.
shelter
a building or structure that protects or covers people or things
Our organization provides food and shelter for people without homes.
southwest
in a direction that is both south and west
Two countries in the southwest part of Europe are Spain and Portugal.
unfortunately
in an unlucky manner
unfortunately, I have no money with me.
appear
to be in sight; to arrive at a place
The white little dog appears at our door every morning.
poodle
a breed of mid-sized dog with curly hair often cut into fanciful styles
poodles are usually just bred for show.
pretend
to act in a certain way in order to fool others
I pretended to be sick because I didn't want to go to school.
trick
to be not honest with someone in order to obtain a result
The magician tricked the audience.
whole
referring to all of something; entire
She ate the whole pizza.
woods
forest
Eden's family goes to the woods every summer.
billion
one thousand million; a 1 followed by nine zeros
I wish I had 2 billion dollars in my bank.
compare
to look at something with the idea of how it is similar to or different
Don't compare yourself with others.
council
a group of officials who offer guidance and advice on something
This new policy must first be examined by the city council.
death
the time when a person or living thing stops living
I was very sad after the death of my cat.
kill
to end the life of a person or other living thing
The wolf killed the young lamb.
train
a line of vehicles that are connected together and to a machine that pulls it on a track
The red train is my toy.
mystery
something that is strange, not understood, or unfamiliar
It is still a mystery how the man suddenly disappeared.
offer
to present someone with something to be either taken or refused
Make sure to offer your guests a drink.
send
to give information or greetings to someone
Please send her my warmest regards on her new baby.
somehow
in an unknown way
We don’t have much time, but we must finish somehow.
survive
to remain alive
He survived for twenty days on the small island.
warehouse
a building in which goods are stored
The goods are stored in a huge warehouse.
directions
(plural) information about how to do something
You should read the directions before you try to put it together.
everywhere
in, at, or to each and every place
Tea is enjoyed by people everywhere.
grade
the mark given to determine the quality of a student's academic work
I got a bad grade in English.
history
events that happened in the past
Do you know anything about American history?
memorize
to learn something until it can be remembered perfectly in the future
Please memorize the dates in your history book for the test.
worst
the most bad
This is the worst book I've read.
center
the part of something that is equally distant from the edges
The bank is located at the center of town.
effective
producing the wanted result
Scientists are still looking for an effective way to treat the common cold.
highly
in an amount that is more than usual or to a great degree
My boss is a highly successful man.
spider
a small insect which has eight legs
The spider has six legs.
string
thick thread
The kite is tied to a long string.
web
a net made from silk threads that is produced by spiders
The fly was caught in the spider’s web.
bake
to cook something in an OVEN
He baked a cake to eat.
borrow
to take or receive something, belonging to another, with the promise of returning it
Please ask if you want to borrow something.
butter
a soft oily food made from cream
I spread butter on my bread.
cupcake
a small cake, usually baked in a paper or foil cup
She gave each child one cupcake.
return
to come back after being away from somewhere
I have to return to my room after dinner.
stir
to move food or liquid around using a spoon or other objects
You must stir the pasta sauce slowly.
baking soda
a white powder used in baking, but also good for cleaning; sodium bicarbonate
Finally, put in one cup of milk and one spoon of baking soda.
begin
to start doing
Please begin this test in ten minutes.
cookbook
a book full of recipes for various meals and dishes
I bought my parents a new cookbook.
mean
to have a particular meaning or value
A red sky in the morning usually means bad weather.
recipe
a list of items needed and a procedure to follow in order to cook a particular dish
We use a recipe to make food.
spoon
an object used for eating, stirring, and serving food
Put a spoon into each bowl.
burn
to cook food too long or with too much heat so that it becomes black
He burnt the toast for the third time today.
cartoon
a television show that is made of moving drawings and is usually for children
My kids love cartoons on TV.
cover
to form a layer over something
The pond is covered in ice in the winter.
lid
a cover that can be lifted or removed
Put the lid back on after you have used it.
neither
not one or the other of two people or things
Some people dance and sing, but I can do neither.
stove
appliance for cooking or heating
Gas stoves are very dangerous.
fine
being good enough
On fine days, we like to go to the beach.
fold
to lay one part of something over another,
Please fold all your bedding and put it away now.
microwave
a device used to heat food
The woman is putting food in the microwave.
plain
being very simple and ordinary
This ice cream is plain.
sound
something that is heard; a noise
There is a sound coming from outside.
yourself
the reflexive form of "you"
You must give yourself enough time to finish your work.
bar
a long, thin piece of food shaped like a rectangle
This looks like candy, but it is a breakfast bar.
check out
to pay for items that one wants to buy from a store
We waited in line to check out.
grocery store
a store where one buys food or things for the home
The grocery store near my apartment has very good prices.
item
a separate object, article etc, especially one of a number named in a list
We could only choose two items from the list.
treat
a good thing to eat, usually as a dessert or a snack
Let's buy some popcorn for a treat while we watch the movie.
various
having to do with several different things or people
There are various books in the library.
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