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afraid [əˈfreid] adj.
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agree [əˈɡriː] v.To agree is to say “yes” or to think the same way.→ A: The food is very good in that restaurant. B: I agree with you.
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angry [ˈæŋɡrɪ] adj.When someone is angry, they may want to speak loudly or fight.→ She didn’t do her homework, so her father is angry.arrive [əˈraɪv] v.To arrive is to get to or reach some place.→ The bus always arrives at the corner of my street at 4:00
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attack [əˈtæk] v.To attack is to try to fight or to hurt.→ The man with the sword attacked the other man first.
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bottom [ˈbɒtəm] n.The bottom is the lowest part.→ The bottom of my shoe has a hole in it.
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clever [ˈklɛv ər] adj.When someone is clever, they can solve a hard puzzle or problem.→ The clever boy thought of a good idea.
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cruel [ˈkruːəl] adj.When someone is cruel, they do bad things to hurt others.→ The cruel man yelled at his sister.
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finally [ˈfaɪnəlɪ] adv.If something happens finally, it happens after a longtime or at the end.→ He finally crossed the finish line after five hours of running.
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hide [haɪd] v.To hide is to try not to let others see you.→ The other children will hide while you count to 100.
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hunt [hʌnt] v.To hunt is to look for or search for an animal to kill.→ Long ago, people hunted with bows and arrows.
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lot [lɒt] n.A lot means a large number or amount of people, animals, things, etc.→ There are a lot of apples in the basket.
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middle [mɪdl] n.The middle of something is the center or halfway point.→ The Canadian flag has a maple leaf in the middle of it.
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moment [ˈmoʊmənt] n.A moment is a second or a very short time.→ I was only a few moments late for the meeting.
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pleased [pli:zd] adj.When someone is pleased, they are happy.→ She was pleased with the phone call she received.
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promise [ˈprɒmɪs] v.To promise is to say you will do something for sure.→ He promised to return my key by tomorrow.
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reply [rɪˈplaɪ] v.To reply is to give an answer or say back to someone.→ She asked him what time his meeting was. He replied, “at three.”
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safe [seɪf] adj.When a person is safe, they are not in danger.→ Put on your seat belt in the car to be safe.
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trick [trɪk] n.A trick is something you do to fool another person.→ His card trick really surprised us.
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well [wɛl] adv.You use well to say that something was done in a good way.→ The couple can dance quite well.
