v. to experience something physical or emotional, to have an opinion
He felt very hot after walking for half the morning.
future
n. time that has not passed yet
What do you plan to do with your life in the future?
hobby
n. an activity that you enjoy doing in your spare time
Some people give flowers as a gift, some people grow flowers as a hobby, and some people eat them!
photograph
n. a picture that is taken with a camera
Please keep still while I take the photograph.
wonder
v. to show amazement or be curious
Carlos did not bring a pencil to class today. I wonder why.
president
n. the leader of a country
Theodore Roosevelt was a famous American president.
really
adv. very; a lot
I really like this candy.
class
n. a group of students who meet, learn, and are taught together
I need to drop my accounting class to take the business law class.
group
n. a number of objects or persons considered together as a unit
The teacher split the class into two groups.
famous
adj. known by many people; easy to recognize
The kids like the famous baseball player.
dream
v. to think about a wish for something good
She dreams about living in the city.
invite
v. to ask someone to come to a place or event
Mrs. Jones invited us into her home.
math
n. subject that deals with numbers
The boy is good at math.
travel
v. to make a journey
We usually travel to Europe during the summer months.
speech
n. a long period of talking by one person, often in front of an audience
The woman answered a lot of questions during her speech.
angry
adj. having strong feelings against something or someone as the result of something bad
Because Jane does not listen to her, Jane’s mom is angry.
hundred
n. being ten more than 90
Five hundred dollars is a lot of money.
voice
n. the sound a person makes when speaking or singing
Janet has a beautiful voice. She should give singing lessons.
job
n. work that a person does for money
She needs money, so she wants to get a job.
boring
adj. not interesting
Jason hates staying inside because it is so boring.
excited
adj. full of emotion
Lisa is excited to hear the president’s speech.
slow
adj. moving with less than usual speed
The snail is a slow animal.
basketball
n. a sport played on a court with an orange ball
Tiger Woods plays golf, Lebron James plays basketball, and Usain Bolt sprints.
earth
n. the material in which plants grow
The earth here is perfect for growing things.
hill
n. an area of sloping ground on a road
I wonder what is at the top of that hill.
baseball
n. the small, hard ball used in the game of baseball
He hit the baseball hard.
dangerous
a. very unsafe and likely to be the cause of danger
Going into the city alone can be dangerous.
hit
v. to make contact with something quickly
Josh hit the ball with his bat.
tie
n. to end a game, contest or vote with the same number of points as another person or group
The game ended in a tie.
hold
v. to have something in your hand, arms
The lady is holding a bottle of water.
flag
n. a piece of cloth with a special design used as a symbol of a group
This flag shows the race is over.
hospital
n. a building or group of buil-dings where people who are ill or injured are given treatment
The nurse at the hospital was nice to Janet.
hurt
v. to injure
Max hurt his leg when he fell down during the game.
round
adj. being in the shape of a circle or ball
A snowman has a round body.
take
v. to move a person or thing from one place to another
I am going to take my little brother to a game.
drop
v. to let something fall
Agnes dropped the ball into the ocean.
foolish
adj. characterized by lack of wisdom
It was foolish to take the test without studying.
motorbike
n. a motorcycle
Riding a motorbike is one of my hobbies.
matter
v. to be of importance or concern
It does not matter which doctor you see. They are all good.
weather
n. the temperature and other outside conditions
Climate change is a change in the earth’s weather over a long period of time.
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