Unit 10

Words 181–200 · question, during, always, big, set, small

Study PracticeListening · Speaking · Reading · Writing

question
#181
noun, verb
A sentence used to ask for information or express doubt about something.
1. Please ask the teacher a question.
2. I have a question about my homework.
3. She answered all the questions correctly.
4. The customer questioned the price of the jacket.
5. The doctor asked me questions about my pain.
during
#182
preposition
at some time between the beginning and end of an event or period
1. Please stay quiet during the movie.
2. I fell asleep during the flight.
3. She took notes during the lesson.
4. We met many people during our trip.
5. He felt sick during dinner.
always
#183
adverb
Every time, or at all times.
1. She always drinks coffee in the morning.
2. I always take my keys with me.
3. He is always late for work.
4. We always eat dinner together.
5. My grandmother always tells funny stories.
big
#184
adjective, adverb, noun
Large in size, amount, importance, or popularity.
1. They live in a big house.
2. I need a big bowl for salad.
3. She got a big job at the company.
4. We had a big lunch after the trip.
5. That was a big mistake in my homework.
set
#185
noun, verb, adjective
A group of things, or to put something in a particular place or position.
1. I bought a new set of plates.
2. Please set the table for dinner.
3. She set her bag beside the chair.
4. The teacher set a test for Friday.
5. The sun sets over the sea.
small
#186
adjective, noun
Not large in size, amount, or number.
1. She lives in a small apartment downtown.
2. He bought a small coffee at the shop.
3. The small child held her mother’s hand.
4. We sat at a small table by the window.
5. I made a small mistake on the test.
study
#187
noun, verb
To learn about a subject by reading, practicing, or going to classes.
1. I study English every evening at home.
2. She studied hard for her math test.
3. He is studying medicine at university.
4. The scientists study plants in the forest.
5. I need a quiet place to study.
follow
#188
verb, noun
to go after someone or something, or do what comes next
1. Please follow me to the kitchen.
2. Follow the teacher’s instructions carefully.
3. The dog followed us home from school.
4. Follow this recipe for a delicious cake.
5. A short meeting followed lunch.
begin
#189
verb
to start doing something or to happen for the first time
1. The class begins at nine o'clock.
2. We began cooking dinner after work.
3. The movie began when we found our seats.
4. She began to feel better yesterday.
5. The rain began during our walk.
important
#190
adjective
Having great value, meaning, or effect; needing attention.
1. This meeting is very important to our team.
2. It is important to drink water every day.
3. My teacher said sleep is important for learning.
4. Please bring your passport; it is important.
5. She bought an important gift for her mother.
since
#191
preposition, conjunction, adverb
from a time in the past until now, or because something happened
1. I have lived here since 2020.
2. She has felt better since yesterday.
3. Since it was raining, we stayed home.
4. We have not seen Tom since Monday.
5. I met her once, but have not spoken since.
run
#192
verb, noun
to move quickly on foot, or to manage and operate something
1. I run every morning before work.
2. She ran to catch the bus.
3. The water is running in the bathroom.
4. My uncle runs a small restaurant.
5. We went for a run after school.
under
#193
preposition, adverb, adjective
In or to a lower position than something else.
1. The shoes are under the bed.
2. She works under a kind manager.
3. The temperature fell under zero last night.
4. Please sign under your name.
5. The children ran under the bridge.
turn
#194
verb, noun
To move in a different direction, or the time when someone gets to do something.
1. Turn left at the corner, please.
2. Please wait for your turn.
3. She turned the key in the lock.
4. The milk turned sour in the fridge.
5. Our conversation turned into an argument.
few
#195
determiner, pronoun, adjective
A small number of people or things, usually less than expected.
1. Only a few students came to class.
2. I have a few questions about this job.
3. We need a few more eggs for breakfast.
4. Few people travel there in winter.
5. She stayed home for a few days.
bring
#196
verb
to take or carry someone or something with you to a place
1. Please bring your book to class tomorrow.
2. Can you bring me a glass of water?
3. She brought some food for the party.
4. The new job brought him more money.
5. This medicine brings quick relief from pain.
early
#197
adjective, adverb
Happening or arriving before the usual or expected time.
1. I wake up early every morning.
2. We arrived early for the train.
3. She left work early because she felt sick.
4. The shop opens early on Saturdays.
5. He finished his homework early.
hand
#198
noun, verb
The part of your body from your wrist to your fingers; to give or pass something.
1. Wash your hands before you eat.
2. She held the baby’s hand tightly.
3. Please hand me the salt.
4. He raised his hand in class.
5. They shook hands after the meeting.
state
#199
noun, verb
A state is a condition, or a large area with its own government.
1. The house is in a very good state.
2. The company is in a difficult state.
3. She lives in the state of Texas.
4. Please state your name and address.
5. The doctor stated that he was healthy.
move
#200
verb, noun
to change position or place, or to make someone or something change position
1. Please move your chair closer to the table.
2. We moved to a new apartment last month.
3. The bus moved slowly through the crowded street.
4. She made a quick move toward the door.
5. A little exercise helps move your body.