Unit 01
to put plants or seeds in the ground to grow
plant (verb)
a young cat
kitten
writer of books or articles
very pleasant to taste or smell
delicious
a young dog
puppy (noun)
good things that happen without a reason
luck (noun)
white, powdery ice the covers everything outside when it is very cold
frost (noun)
costing a lot of money
expensive (adjective)
to make a new thing
invent (verb)
a part of the area next to the house which has plants and flowers in it
garden (noun)
a fully-grown person or animal
adult (noun)
words that say exactly what a word means
definition (noun)
something that helps you do or get want you want
useful (adjective)
to injure yourself or someone else
injure (verb)
affecting or including the whole world
global (adjective)
hard object from a plant that new plants grow from
seed (noun)
related to medicine
medical (adjective)
to say that you must have or do something
require (verb)
a piece of writing in a magazine, newspaper or website
article (noun)
a building where people or animal that have no where to live can stay
shelter (noun)
to judge how good, useful, or successful something is
evaluate (verb)
to take air into and send out of your lungs
breathe (verb)
a statement that something is true
claim (noun)
a way of thinking that uses good reasons
logic (noun)
describing only the main parts of something, not the details
general (adjective)
someone's character, especially the way the behave towards others
personality (noun)
a number that tell a fact
statistic (noun)
one particular thing, person, or group
specific (adjective)
used to say that something is likely to happen
probably (adverb)
a planned way of doing or getting something
strategy (noun)