Unit 11

Words 201–220 · money, fact, however, area, provide, name

Study PracticeListening · Speaking · Reading · Writing

money
#201
noun
Coins and notes, or something used to buy goods and services.
1. I need some money for lunch.
2. She saved money for a new bike.
3. How much money does this shirt cost?
4. He makes good money at his new job.
5. We ran out of money during our trip.
fact
#202
noun
Something that is known to be true.
1. The fact is that I am tired.
2. She knows the facts about healthy food.
3. In fact, we arrived early.
4. He checked the facts before the meeting.
5. The fact that he passed surprised us.
however
#203
adverb, conjunction
used to show that the next idea is different from or contrasts with the first
1. It was raining; however, we went outside.
2. The dress was beautiful; however, it was expensive.
3. He is tired; however, he keeps working.
4. The hotel was small; however, it was clean.
5. I do not like fish; however, I eat it.
area
#204
noun
a particular part or place of something
1. This area is very quiet at night.
2. The children played in the garden area.
3. Please keep this area clean.
4. Our office has a small lunch area.
5. The doctor checked the painful area.
provide
#205
verb
to give someone something they need or want
1. The hotel provides free breakfast every morning.
2. This app provides useful information for travelers.
3. The school provided new books for students.
4. The shop provides bags for customers.
5. The nurse provided water after my treatment.
name
#206
noun, verb
The word people use to identify a person, place, or thing.
1. What is your name?
2. Please write your name here.
3. My name is Emma.
4. They named the baby Leo.
5. I cannot remember his name.
read
#207
verb
To look at and understand written words in a book, message, or other text.
1. I read a book before bed.
2. She read the email this morning.
3. Please read the instructions carefully.
4. We read about the museum before visiting.
5. The doctor read my test results.
friend
#208
noun, verb
A person you know well and like, or to add someone as a friend online.
1. My best friend lives near my house.
2. I met an old friend at the station.
3. She invited her friends to dinner.
4. Can you be my friend at school?
5. I made a new friend at work.
month
#209
noun
One of the twelve parts of a year, lasting about four weeks.
1. My birthday is next month.
2. We stayed there for one month.
3. The course starts in September each year.
4. I pay the rent every month.
5. She has worked here for six months.
large
#210
adjective
big in size, amount, or number
1. They live in a large house.
2. She bought a large pizza for dinner.
3. A large crowd waited for the train.
4. The company has a large office downtown.
5. He drank a large glass of water.
business
#211
noun
Work that involves buying and selling goods or services.
1. She runs a small business from home.
2. Our business is very busy this month.
3. He went to the bank on business.
4. Mind your own business, please.
5. The business sells fresh food every day.
without
#212
preposition, conjunction
not having, using, or doing something; if something does not happen
1. I went to school without my bag.
2. She left without saying goodbye.
3. We cannot cook without eggs.
4. He finished the work without any help.
5. Do not drive without wearing your seat belt.
information
#213
noun
facts or details that tell you about something
1. Please give me more information about the trip.
2. I found useful information in this book.
3. The doctor needs more information about your pain.
4. Can you send the information by email?
5. This form asks for personal information.
open
#214
verb, adjective, adverb, noun
to move something so that it is no longer closed; not closed or blocked
1. Please open the door for me.
2. The shop opens at nine o'clock.
3. She opened her book in class.
4. The hotel has an open swimming pool.
5. He left the window open all night.
order
#215
noun, verb
a request for something, or to ask for something to be brought or made
1. We ordered pizza for dinner.
2. Please order a taxi for me.
3. The books are in alphabetical order.
4. She put the room in order.
5. The doctor ordered a blood test.
government
#216
noun
The people and system that control a country or area.
1. The government helps people during floods.
2. Our government makes laws for the country.
3. The government built a new hospital nearby.
4. Many people asked the government for help.
5. The government pays for some schools.
word
#217
noun, verb
A unit of language, or to speak or write something.
1. I do not know the right word.
2. Please say that word again.
3. She wrote five words in her notebook.
4. The teacher explained the new words.
5. We had a word about the problem.
issue
#218
noun, verb
a problem or subject people discuss; to officially give something
1. We have an issue with the printer.
2. The teacher discussed this issue in class.
3. Please call me if any issues happen.
4. The shop issued a refund yesterday.
5. The doctor issued new medicine for my issue.
market
#219
noun, verb
A place or system where people buy and sell goods and services.
1. We buy fresh fruit at the local market.
2. The company wants to enter the Chinese market.
3. She markets handmade bags online.
4. The market was very busy this morning.
5. They found a cheap hotel near the market.
pay
#220
verb, noun
To give money for something, or the money someone receives for work.
1. I pay for my coffee every morning.
2. She paid the bill after dinner.
3. My job pays me every Friday.
4. We paid ten dollars for the tickets.
5. He paid attention in class today.