Unit 3

Words 41–60 · know, more, get, who, like, when

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know
#41
verb
to have information about someone or something in your mind
1. I know the answer to this question.
2. Do you know where my keys are?
3. She knows how to cook rice.
4. We knew the shop was closed.
5. He knows many people at work.
more
#42
determiner, pronoun, adverb, adjective, noun
A greater amount, number, or degree than before or than someone else has.
1. I need more time to finish this.
2. Would you like more coffee?
3. She has more books than I do.
4. Please speak more slowly.
5. We need more chairs for our guests.
get
#43
verb, noun
to receive, obtain, become, or move to a place
1. I get up at seven every morning.
2. She got a new job last week.
3. Please get some milk from the store.
4. We got home late after the trip.
5. He got sick after eating bad food.
who
#44
pronoun
Used to ask or say which person or people you mean.
1. Who is your best friend?
2. The woman who lives next door is kind.
3. Who called you last night?
4. I know who can help us.
5. The doctor asked who felt sick.
like
#45
verb, preposition
To enjoy, want politely, or show that two things are similar.
1. I like tea with breakfast.
2. Would you like a window seat?
3. She looks like her mother.
4. We sell fruit like apples and oranges.
5. He swims like a fish.
when
#46
adverb, conjunction, pronoun, determiner
At or during the time that something happens
1. Call me when you get home.
2. When I was young, I played outside.
3. Tell me when the meeting starts.
4. I smile when I see my friends.
5. When did you buy this shirt?
think
#47
verb, noun
to use your mind to consider something or form an opinion
1. I think this is a good idea.
2. What do you think about this dress?
3. She thinks her keys are in the car.
4. I was thinking about our holiday.
5. Let me think before I answer.
make
#48
verb, noun
to create, prepare, cause, or choose something
1. I make breakfast for my family every morning.
2. She made a cake for her friend.
3. Please make an appointment with the doctor.
4. This shirt makes me feel comfortable.
5. We made a plan for our trip.
time
#49
noun, verb
A particular moment or period, or the number of occasions something happens.
1. I do not have time for breakfast.
2. What time does the train leave?
3. We visited that museum three times.
4. She had a good time at the party.
5. It takes time to feel better.
see
#50
verb
to notice someone or something with your eyes
1. I can see your house from here.
2. Did you see Tom at school today?
3. We saw a movie after dinner.
4. She sees the doctor every Monday.
5. I see what you mean now.
what
#51
pronoun, determiner
Used to ask about a thing, choice, or information.
1. What do you want for dinner?
2. What time does the train leave?
3. What size do you need?
4. I know what you mean.
5. What happened at school today?
up
#52
adverb, preposition, adjective, noun
Toward a higher place or position; or in a higher position.
1. Please stand up when the teacher enters.
2. She put up the picture in her room.
3. The price went up last month.
4. We walked up the hill to the station.
5. I woke up with a bad headache.
some
#53
determiner, pronoun, adverb
An amount or number that is not exact or not stated.
1. I need some water, please.
2. There are some apples in the bag.
3. Would you like some cake?
4. Some people work from home.
5. The soup is some better today.
other
#54
adjective, pronoun, determiner
Different from the one or ones already mentioned or known.
1. Do you have any other questions?
2. I chose the other shirt.
3. Some children played; the others watched.
4. Can I have another cup of tea?
5. We took the other train home.
out
#55
adverb, preposition, adjective, noun
Away from a place, inside, or usual state; or not working or available.
1. Please take the trash out tonight.
2. The children are playing out in the garden.
3. We ran out of milk this morning.
4. The lights went out during dinner.
5. She is out with friends tonight.
good
#56
adjective, noun, adverb
Pleasant, useful, or of a high quality; used to show approval.
1. She is a good student.
2. This soup tastes really good.
3. We had a good time together.
4. The doctor said my heart is good.
5. He plays the guitar very well.
people
#57
noun
Human beings in general, or a group of human beings.
1. Many people live in this city.
2. People are waiting for the bus.
3. The shop was full of people.
4. Some people work from home.
5. People helped the sick man.
year
#58
noun
A period of twelve months, usually from January to December.
1. I visit my family twice a year.
2. She started school last year.
3. We lived there for three years.
4. The shop opens every year in May.
5. He is one year old today.
take
#59
verb, noun
To move something with you, use something, or do an action.
1. Please take an umbrella when you leave.
2. I take the bus to work every day.
3. She took a photo of the mountains.
4. Take this medicine after breakfast.
5. We took a short break after lunch.
no
#60
determiner, adverb, noun
Used to say that something is not available, allowed, or true.
1. There is no milk in the fridge.
2. No, I don't want any coffee.
3. We have no homework tonight.
4. There were no seats on the train.
5. The doctor said no exercise for a week.