| No. | Item | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | accept | Say yes to something offered. |
| 2. | address | Details showing where someone lives. |
| 3. | agree | Have the same opinion as someone. |
| 4. | airport | A place where planes arrive and leave. |
| 5. | apartment | A home within a larger building. |
| 6. | appointment | An arrangement to meet at a time. |
| 7. | arrive | Reach the place you are going to. |
| 8. | bill | A statement showing money you must pay. |
| 9. | blanket | A thick covering that keeps you warm. |
| 10. | book | Arrange to have something at a time. |
| 11. | borrow | Use something and give it back later. |
| 12. | bridge | A structure crossing water, roads, or gaps. |
| 13. | bring | Come with someone or something. |
| 14. | busy | Having many things to do. |
| 15. | carry | Hold something while moving it. |
| 16. | cash | Money in coins or notes. |
| 17. | catch | Get on a bus, train, or plane. |
| 18. | change | Make or become different. |
| 19. | choose | Select from two or more possibilities. |
| 20. | corner | A place where two sides meet. |
| 21. | cost | Have a particular price. |
| 22. | customer | Someone who buys goods or services. |
| 23. | dangerous | Likely to cause harm. |
| 24. | decide | Choose what to do. |
| 25. | delicious | Tasting very good. |
| 26. | describe | Say what someone or something is like. |
| 27. | direction | The way something moves or points. |
| 28. | empty | Having nothing inside. |
| 29. | enough | As much or as many as needed. |
| 30. | entrance | A place where you enter. |
| 31. | exit | A way out of a place. |
| 32. | expect | Think something will probably happen. |
| 33. | explain | Make something clear or easy to understand. |
| 34. | follow | Go behind someone or something. |
| 35. | forget | Fail to remember something. |
| 36. | free | Costing no money. |
| 37. | fresh | Recently made, picked, or prepared. |
| 38. | full | Containing as much as it can hold. |
| 39. | healthy | Well and not sick. |
| 40. | holiday | Time away from work or school. |
| 41. | hope | Want something good to happen. |
| 42. | ill | Not well or healthy. |
| 43. | improve | Become better or make something better. |
| 44. | instead | In place of someone or something else. |
| 45. | invite | Ask someone to come to something. |
| 46. | journey | Travel from one place to another. |
| 47. | just | A very short time ago. |
| 48. | leave | Go away from a place. |
| 49. | lend | Let someone use something temporarily. |
| 50. | meal | Food eaten at a regular daily time. |
| 51. | mean | Have a particular meaning. |
| 52. | medicine | Something taken to treat illness. |
| 53. | menu | A list of available food and drinks. |
| 54. | message | Information sent or left for someone. |
| 55. | miss | Arrive too late for something. |
| 56. | mistake | Something you do or think incorrectly. |
| 57. | necessary | Needed for a particular purpose. |
| 58. | neighbor | Someone who lives near you. |
| 59. | neighborhood | An area around where people live. |
| 60. | noisy | Making a lot of noise. |
| 61. | offer | Say you are willing to give something. |
| 62. | order | Ask for food, goods, or services. |
| 63. | passenger | Someone traveling in a vehicle, not driving. |
| 64. | pay | Give money for goods or services. |
| 65. | plan | Decide how to do something. |
| 66. | platform | An area where people board trains. |
| 67. | possible | Able to happen or be done. |
| 68. | price | The money needed to buy something. |
| 69. | quiet | Making little or no noise. |
| 70. | ready | Prepared for something. |
| 71. | receipt | A document showing you paid for something. |
| 72. | recipe | Instructions for preparing a particular dish. |
| 73. | refuse | Say you will not do something. |
| 74. | remember | Keep or bring something into your mind. |
| 75. | rent | Money paid regularly to use someone’s property. |
| 76. | repair | Make something broken work again. |
| 77. | return | Go or come back. |
| 78. | safe | Not likely to be hurt or harmed. |
| 79. | save | Keep money for future use. |
| 80. | shelf | A flat board for holding things. |
| 81. | similar | Almost the same, but not exactly. |
| 82. | size | How big or small something is. |
| 83. | spend | Use money or time for something. |
| 84. | station | A place where trains or buses stop. |
| 85. | sure | Certain that something is true. |
| 86. | temperature | How hot or cold something is. |
| 87. | ticket | Proof you paid for travel or entry. |
| 88. | together | With another person or other people. |
| 89. | towel | Cloth used to dry yourself or things. |
| 90. | traffic | Vehicles moving along a road. |
| 91. | travel | Go from one place to another. |
| 92. | understand | Know what something means. |
| 93. | useful | Helping you do or achieve something. |
| 94. | village | A place smaller than a town. |
| 95. | visit | Go to see someone or somewhere. |
| 96. | wait | Stay until someone arrives or something happens. |
| 97. | wallet | A small case for money and cards. |
| 98. | whole | Complete, with no part missing. |
| 99. | worried | Unhappy about a possible problem. |
| 100. | yet | Up to now, in questions and negatives. |