Adjectives
Something or someone that is not real and genuine.
Fake
To get something. For example, to get a letter or a present.
To receive
Do your parents ______ _____ do your homework after school?
Make you
When someone comes into the world. The opposite of: to die.
To be born
Synonym of "happiness"
Joy
Someone or something that is doing excellent and has not failed.
Successful
To make something smaller or less. For example, to make a price smaller.
To reduce
Can you _____ ____ go out? I need to go to the bathroom.
Let me
To study and try to learn a lot about one thing.
To research
Money that you can touch; paper bills, metal coins.
Cash
Someone who is intelligent, smart, and can solve problems.
Competent
To see something coming. To foresee something.
To predict
Do you think Anna's dad will _____ _____ come to the party?
Let her
To make, produce or create something. For example, to produce electricity.
To generate
Something special you get when you do something good. A prize you win.
Someone who has many talents and is competent.
Skilled
To look at and analyze one thing very closely. For example, when a doctor looks at x-rays trying to find a problem.
To examine
The rest of the group is leaving, should we _____ ____ wait for us?
Make them
To make something better, to improve it.
To enhance
When something feels good. The opposite of pain.
Pleasure
Someone who is very polite and respectful.
Courteous
To motivate someone to do something.
To inspire
Our teacher didn't _____ ____ go outside. He _____ ____ stay inside and study.
Let us / Made us
To make someone or something excited. For example, to make your brain excited.
To stimulate
A period of time when something happens.
Span