Vocabulary 1
This word refers to the foundational rules or beliefs that guide behavior, often used in ethics or law.
principles
This restaurant is more better than the one we went to last week.
Correct? If not, then correct.
This restaurant is better than the one we went to last week.
My goals this year are to improve my English, getting more exercise, and to make new friends.
Parallel sentence? If not, make it parallel.
The sun was setting.
The sky turned orange.
Birds flew across the sky.
It was a peaceful moment.
As the sun was setting and the sky turned orange, birds flew across the horizon, creating a peaceful moment.
To make a concept clearer through visuals or examples is to do this.
illustrate
This term describes the amount of moisture present in the atmosphere, which can make hot days feel even hotter.
humidity
Of all the players on the team, Jasmine is the fastest.
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Correct
He is smart, hardworking, and he has creativity.
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...creative.
Maria studied all night.
She wanted to pass her math test.
She made flashcards.
She practiced old problems.
She watched a tutorial online.
Maria studied all night to pass her math test by making flashcards, practicing old problems, and watching a tutorial online.
This term refers to someone who permanently lives in a specific location.
resident
This word describes areas characterized by high population density and infrastructure like buildings, roads, and public services.
urban
Between the two books, I think the second one is more interesting.
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Correct
The teacher told us to finish our homework, review our notes, and that we should study for the test.
Parallel sentence? If not, make the sentence correct.
...and study
The restaurant was noisy.
The food was delicious.
The service was fast.
Everyone seemed happy.
Although the restaurant was noisy, the delicious food, fast service, and cheerful atmosphere left everyone happy.
This verb means to reach a goal or complete a task successfully, often after effort.
accomplish
Something described with this word is so intense or painful that it cannot be tolerated.
unbearable
That was the most funniest movie I’ve ever seen.
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Her strengths include writing clearly, to speak confidently, and problem-solving.
Parallel? If not, make the sentence correct.
speaking
I enjoy reading.
I also like painting.
I spend time gardening on weekends.
All of these activities help me relax.
I enjoy reading, painting, and gardening on weekends; all of these activities help me relax.
This word means to form or make up the parts of a whole.
constitute
This verb means to rotate rapidly, often used to describe a top or a fast turn.
spin
Today is hotter than yesterday, but not the hottest day of the week.
Correct? If not, correct the sentence.
Correct.
She valued not only the ability to think critically, but also the willingness to admit mistakes and the courage to try again.
Parallel? If not, make the sentence parallel.
PARALLEL
The athlete ran five miles.
He lifted weights.
He practiced shooting drills.
He followed a strict diet.
He was preparing for the championship.
To prepare for the championship, the athlete ran five miles, lifted weights, practiced shooting drills, and followed a strict diet.
This adverb means “in a way that is unusual or worthy of attention.”
remarkably