nouns
not a child or a teenager anymore.
adult
very big.
huge
to walk around (eg in the mountains).
to hike
to spend time with (eg friends).
to hang out with.
superlative of “important“.
most important
you go there when you are injured.
hospital
people often are this before tests or sports competitions.
nervous
opposite of “to lend“.
to borrow
it took a very long time.
it took ages.
who, which, that are…
relative pronouns
you light it so you can see something when it‘s dark.
a torch
when something is really needed.
necessary
to discover
to find the thing that doesn‘t fit.
to find the odd one out.
while she was riding her bike, she was listening to music.
past progressive
many people together form this.
a crowd
if you really believe in yourself.
to be confident
synonym for “to get“.
to receive
to collect money.
to raise money.
he has never been to the US.
present perfect simple
a person that has seen a crime.
a witness
to not work anymore.
retired
to set fire to something.
to burn down.
he‘s a show off.
on Saturday, the bus leaves at 10pm.
timetable future