(noun) Skill, to be able to do something
Other words: Can
Is able to
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above
(adjective, adverb, preposition)
At a HIGHER level/layer
OVERHEAD
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abroad
(noun) in a different country
'Are you going abroad on holiday?'
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accent
(noun) The way someone speaks
She has a lovely French accent
He has a strong accent, it is hard to understand
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accept
(verb) To take on, to receive
'I accept your invitation to the party'
I accept your apology
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acceptance
(adjective) Agreeing to something
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access
(noun) Approach, enter, get into, to get to somewhere
'Disabled access'
'internet access'
It is easy to access the boarding house by typing in a code
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accommodation
(noun) A place to stay
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accompany
(verb) To go with someone/something
'I will accompany you to the school office'
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ache
(noun) a pain
I have an ache in my leg
I have a headache
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achieve
(verb) To be successful
To manage something
I achieved a grade 4 in my exam
achievement - something you have achieved, or been successful at.
'To get a grade 4 is a great achievement'
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addition
(noun) as well as 'in addition to answering the questions, please draw a picture'
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admire
(verb) to respect, approve,
I admire your courage
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admission
(noun) The right to enter, the admission cost to go to the cinema
(verb) To admit
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advice
(noun) guidance or recommendation
'My advice is to wear a coat, it will be cold'
'My advice is to see a doctor'
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afford
(noun) Have enough money to pay for something
'Have you got enough money? Can you afford it?'
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afraid
(adjective) To be scared, fearful
'I was very afraid'
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agency
(noun) Like a business
'I booked the holiday with a travel agency'
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ahead
(adverb) further in front
'She was ahead in the race'
'He was ahead on the leader board'
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alike
(adverb) similar
You two are very alike!
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alive
(adjective) not dead!
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avoid
(verb) to not do something, keep away from, stop doing something
'I avoid doing my prep at the weekends'
'It was avoidable'
'I avoided seeing him'
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Other cards in this set
Card 2
Front
above
Back
(adjective, adverb, preposition)
At a HIGHER level/layer
OVERHEAD
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