The 1000 Word Little Language 프린트 해서 집 에서 연습 시키 면 딱 좋 겠 네요 . 1 about adv I leave for school at about eight fifteen . 2 accept , accepted v They accepted me as a member of their family . 3 an accident n There was an accident in our street today . 4 act , acted v She acted in the school play . 5 ( an ) action n His action saved our lives . 6 add , added v Add some water to the mixture . 7 an address n Please tell the post office your new address . 8 an advertisement n I saw an advertisement for the festival . 9 advise , advised v The teacher advised them to learn the words . 10 afternoon n What will you do after school this afternoon ? 11 again adv I will try again . 12 ( an ) age n He is the same age as you . 13 agree , agreed v I agree with you . 14 agree , agreed v We agreed to finish the work today . 15 air n This district has clean air . 16 allow , allowed v You are not allowed to drive a car yet . 17 almost adv It is almost ten o ' clock . 18 alone adj I was alone in the house last night . 19 also adv I read my book and also wrote a letter . 20 always adv We always watch the news at six o ' clock . 21 an amount ( of ) n The amount you need to pay is three dollars . 22 amuse , amused v " The Blues Brothers " is an amusing film . 23 angry adj I was angry about the accident . angrily adv He shouted angrily at the driver . 24 an animal n Is an insect an animal ? 25 answer , answered v Please answer the telephone . an answer n All your answers are correct . 26 appear , appeared v She appears to be unhappy . 27 argue , argued v They argued about the correct answer . 28 an arm v The mother held the baby in her arms . 29 an army n He was a soldier in the army . 30 ashamed adj I am ashamed of my careless work . 31 ask , asked v I asked my friend to help me . 32 ask , asked v We asked why the bus was late . 33 asleep adj The baby is asleep in my arms . 34 attack , attacked v A dog attacked the neighbours ' cat . 35 attention n " Attention please ! " said the teacher . 36 an aunt n My aunt Sue is my mother ' s sister . 37 ( an ) autumn n Autumn is in March and April . 38 awake adj I am wide awake after that cup of coffee . 39 away adv " Go away ! " he said angrily . 40 a baby n Please be quiet - the baby is asleep . 41 ( the ) back ( of ) n I shall be happy to see the back of him . 42 back adv She took the present back to the shop . 43 bad adj The weather in September was bad . badly adv They think the group played badly . 44 a bag n She will need a bag to carry the money . 45 a ball n Please give us back our ball . 46 a banana n Bananas contain Potassium . 47 a bank n She saves her money in the bank . 48 a basket n He filled his basket with oranges . 49 a bath n I ' m so dirty I am going to run a bath . 50 beautiful adj What a beautiful voice ! beautifully adv You sew beautifully . 51 become , became v He practised until he became successful . 52 a bed n She made the bed with fresh sheets . 53 ( a ) beer n I think the best beer comes from Nelson . 54 begin , began v When the game started , they began to shout . 55 the beginning ( of ) n The beginning of the film is amusing . 56 behave , behaved v Parents teach their children how to behave . 57 behaviour n Their behaviour shows they are happy . 58 believe , believed v I believe our system is the best . 59 a bell n The bell will ring at 12 . 35 pm . 60 bend , bentv Plastic usually bends easily . a bendn The car drove round a bend in the road . 61 ( the ) bestn I think she is the best student in the class 62 betteradj He is a better football player than I am . adv She speaks English better than her sister does . 63 a bicyclen Peter rides his bicycle to school on Mondays . 64 bigadj He needs a big bag for all his books . 65 a birdn When the cat appeared , the birds flew away . 66 a birthn She did not smoke before the birth of her child . 67 bite , bittenv An insect bit me on my arm . a biten Insect bites are unpleasant . 68 bitteradj Strong black coffee has a bitter taste . 69 blackadj I like black and white photographs . 70 a blanketn The patient needs another blanket on his bed . 71 bloodn Blood moves round inside your body . 72 blow , blew , blownv The wind blew the clouds away . " Blow your nose ! " said the child ' s mother . 73 blueadj The sky is blue although the weather is cold . 74 a boardn They hid the money under a floor board . 75 a boatn She sailed her boat to Kapiti Island . 76 a bodyn Fresh blood flows past every cell in your body . 77 boil , boiledv Boil the potatoes for twenty minutes . 78 a bombn That bag may contain a bomb ! 79 ( a ) bonen Effort helps our bodies to build strong bones . 80 a bookn I love to choose new library books . 81 bornv The baby was born last week . 82 a bottlen Here is a bottle of milk . 83 the bottom ( of ) n The number is at the bottom of the page . 84 a boxn Here is a box of books . 85 a boyn The boy swims well . 86 a branchn The boat took us up a branch of the river . 87 braveadj " Be brave ! " said his father . bravelyadv She smiled bravely as she waved goodbye . 88 breadn Please buy some bread at the shop . 89 break , broke , brokenv The plate broke when I dropped it . 90 breathe , breathedv We breathe other people ' s cigarette smoke . 91 a bridgen The traffic is slow on the motorway north . 92 brightadj I like flowers with bright colours . brightlyadv The light was too bright for the child ' s eyes . 93 bring , broughtv The teacher brought her camera to school . 94 a brothern My brother helps me with my maths . 95 brownadj She has brown eyes and black hair . 96 brush , brushedv She brushed her little sister ' s hair . brushn My brother ' s tooth brush is blue . 97 a bucketv She carried water in a bucket . 98 a Buddhistn Her grandfather was a Buddhist . Buddhistadj There is a Buddhist temple in this street . 99 build , builtv Most New Zealand houses are built of wood . 100 a buildingn Some of the school buildings are quite old . 101 burn , burned ( or burnt ) v We burnt some wood on the fire . 102 bury , buried v We buried the dead bird in the garden . 103 a bus , buses n We travelled to the mountains in a bus . 104 ( a ) business n I plan to run a successful business . 105 busy adj The buses are busy with passengers . 106 buy , bought v We bought our food at the shop . 107 call , called v The leader called everyone to a meeting . 108 calm adj The sea was calm when we started sailing . calmly adv He spoke calmly to the horses . 109 a camera n She took photographs with her camera . 110 a captain n He is a captain in the army . 111 a car n My car is better than his . 112 a card n A red card is worse than a yellow card . 113 careful adj Be careful walking across the road . carefully adv We carried the glasses carefully . 114 careless adj He was careless and dropped the glass . carelessly adv He carelessly pushed the books off the table . 115 carry , carried v She carries her books in a heavy bag . 116 a cart n A horse pulled the milk cart . 117 a cat n The cat drank the milk and ate the meat . 118 catch , caught v Oh dear ! The cat caught a bird . 119 cause , caused v The storm caused some damage . causen The cause of the accident was unimportant . 120 certain adj You are certain to succeed if you work well . 121 ( a ) chalkn I need a piece of chalk to write on the board . 122 ( a ) chance n You have a good chance in this race . 123 change , changed v Change into your new clothes after school . a change n I ' ll cook the meal for a change . 124 the change n Here is your change from $ 20 . 125 cheap adj This shirt is really cheap at $ 6 . 00 . 126 a cheque n This shop does not accept cheques . 127 a chicken n I am planning to cook chicken . 128 a child n She learned to read when she was a child . children pl n Our children have learned to speak English . 129 choose , chose , chosen v He chooses to run first . 130 a Christian n Christians go to church on Sunday . Christian adj There are many different Christian churches . 131 Christmas n Jesus Christ was born on Christmas Day . 132 a church n They were married in a church . 133 a cigarette n Children do not like the smell of cigarettes . 134 a cinema n We go to the cinema to see new films . 135 a circle n The cloth is in the shape of a circle . 136 a city n Auckland is the largest city in New Zealand . 137 a class n What are you studying in your science class ? 138 clean , cleaned v He cleans his teeth after every meal . clean adj Your shoes look clean . 139 clear adj The sky is clear today . clearly adv The clever child speaks clearly . 140 clever adj Clever children usually learn to read well . 141 climb , climbed v In the holidays I climbed a mountain . 142 clock , o ' clock n I leave home at eight am . 143 close , closed v Please close the door . 144 ( a ) cloth n Please cover the food with a cloth . 145 clothes ( pl only ) n Wear your best clothes to the party . 146 a cloud n There are no clouds in the sky . 147 coal n They use coal to heat the iron . 148 a coat n You must wear a coat today . 149 coffee n Would you like a cup of coffee ? 150 a cold n She has a bad cold . 151 cold adj The weather has been cold this week . 152 a collection ( of ) n She has a collection of shells . 153 colour , coloured v They wear brightly coloured clothes . a colour n He loves the colour blue . 154 come , came , come v The dog came to the park with me . 155 comfortable adj This is a really comfortable bed . uncomfortable adj His shoes are uncomfortable . 156 common adj Those birds are common in this country . 157 compare , compared v May I compare my answer with yours ? 158 ( a ) competition n He won a speech competition . 159 complete , completed v Have you completed your drawing yet ? 160 a condition n The car is in good condition . 161 continue , continued v The game will continue tomorrow . 162 control , controlled v The captain controls the plane . control n The driver lost control of the car . 163 cook , cooked v He cooks very good meals . a cook n You will become a good cook too . 164 copy , copied v Copy the map into your books . a copy ( of ) n Here is a copy of the picture . 165 a corner ( of ) n The corner of this table is quite sharp . 166 correct adj The correct answer is " children ". correctly adv You answered all the questions correctly . 167 cost , cost v A soft drink costs $ 1 . cost n The cost of a ticket is $ 3 . 50 . 168 cotton n She bought a good cotton shirt for $ 20 . 169 count , counted v The bus driver counted all the children . 170 a country n We have students from many countries . 171 country n We compared country life with town life . 172 a cousin n My cousin Jan is my uncle Peter ' s girl . 173 cover , covered v We covered the food with a clean cloth . 174 a cow n Cows produce milk for us . 175 a crop n We have had a good crop of potatoes this year . 176 a crowd n The crowd laughed and shouted . 177 cruel , cruelly v They behaved cruelly to the animals . 178 cry , cried v The child cried when her brother left . 180 a cupboard n There are some dishes in the cupboard . 181 cure , cured v How can I cure in this disease ? a cure n Is there a cure for the common cold ? 182 a curtain n I ' d like curtains for this window . 183 a custom n It is an English custom to shake hands . 184 cut , cut v He cut the card with scissors . cutn Look at this cut on my hand . 185 damage , damaged v I have damaged my watch . damage n How much damage has the storm caused ? 186 dance , danced v They danced in the streets . a dance n The students learned a new dance . 187 danger n The children are in great danger . 188 dangerous adj This is a dangerous situation . dangerously adv The thieves drove dangerously . 189 dark adj It is dark before six o ' clock in winter . 190 a date n Please write the date on your work . 191 a daughter n Our teacher has two daughters and two sons . 192 a day n This is a good day for sailing . 193 deadadj Her mother is dead . 194 ( a ) deathn I learned of his death only yesterday . 195 decide , decidedv I decided to write to my friend . 196 deepadj These fish live in the deepest part of the sea . 197 defeat , defeatedv The army defeated their enemies . a defeatn He does not talk about his defeat . 198 a degreen She turned through 180 degrees . 199 depend onv Your success depends on hard work . 200 depthn The depth of this room is five metres . 201 describe , describedv He described his beautiful country . 202 a deskn Please take your books off your desks . 203 destroy , destroyedv Their enemies destroyed the city . 204 ( a ) developmentn She is studying child development . 205 die , diedv My grandfather died in his sleep . 206 a differencen He knows the difference between right and left . 207 different adj Mother and father birds often look different . differently adv I hear English words differently now . 208 difficultadj It is difficult to say " s " at the end of plurals . 209 ( a ) difficultyn I have difficulty remembering to say " he says ". 210 dig , dugv I will dig a big hole for this tree . 211 a directionn The teacher gave directions to the students . 212 dirtyn Please clean your dirty shoes . 213 discover , discoveredv The child discovers a new word every day . 214 a discussionn The class began with a discussion . 215 a diseasen This disease can be carried by birds . 216 a dishn Each person brought a dish to the festival . 217 distancen We could hear music in the distance . 218 a districtn Newlands is a good district to live in . 219 divide , dividedv 20 divided by 4 equals 5 . 220 do , does , did , donev She did her written work at home . 221 a doctorn The doctor said their son was out of danger . 222 a dogn She takes a dog for a walk every evening . 223 a doorn She shut the door in his face . 224 doubt , doubted v The teacher doubts whether this is your work . ( a ) doubt nn There is some doubt whether this is your work . 225 down adv The student looked down at his desk . 226 draw , drew , drawn v The child drew pictures in his book . a drawing n His mother put his drawing on the wall . 227 dream , dreamed , dreamtv I dreamt the plates were made of gold . a dream n Father woke from his dream , smiling happily . 228 dress , dressed v He dressed quickly for work . a dress n Mother wore her best dress to the party . 229 drink , drank , drunk v That man drinks too much beer . ( a ) drink n Do you want a soft drink ? 230 drive , drove , driven v In the holidays , we drove to Rotorua . a drive n Come for a drive with me this afternoon . 231 ( a ) driver n The driver does not drink . 232 drop , dropped v The driver dropped him at the station . 233 a dropn Did you feel a drop of rain ? 234 dry , dried v The clothes have dried well today . dry adj Here is a dry cloth . 235 ( a ) dutyn My form teacher is on bus duty . 236 an earn She has a good ear for music . 237 earlyadj He gets up early in the morning . 238 earn , earnedv Doctors earn more than teachers . 239 the earthn The moon goes round the earth . 240 eastn Johnsonville is east of Tawa . 241 easyadj Learning English is easy if you are happy . easilyadv He will easily finish his work today . 242 eat , ate , eaten v He is eating his meal now . 243 an edgen We walked around the edge of the lake . 244 ( an ) educationn We have a very good education system . 245 an effectn We looked at the effects of the storm . 246 ( an ) effortn Your efforts were successful . 247 an eggn Mix together the eggs , milk and flour . 248 electricadj We have an electric stove . 249 electricityn Many machines are driven by electricity . 250 an employern My employer pays good wages . 251 emptyn There is no one here ; the room is empty . 252 end , ended v The day ended happily . the end ( of ) n Every road has two ends . 253 an enemy ofn The army will save us from our enemies . 254 an enginen The car needs a new engine . 255 an engineern The engineer fixed the machine . 256 English n The laws are written in English . English adj The girl enjoys her English lessons . 257 enjoy , enjoyedv We enjoyed the meal . 258 enough adj There is enough food for everyone . adv I did not work hard enough . 259 equal , unequal adj Everyone is equal in sight of God . equally , unequally adv You two students are equally correct . 260 escape , escaped v The soldier escaped from the enemies ' prison . an escape n Escape seems impossible . 261 evenn Even a child could do that . 262 ( an ) eveningn He comes home in the evening . 263 an eventn The festival was a great event . 264 everadv Will you ever go back ? 265 ( an ) eviln Hear no evil ! See no evil ! Speak no evil ! adj These thieves are evil people . 266 exact adj Give me an exact measurement . exactly adv It is exactly seven o ' clock . 267 an examinationn Do we have an examination in this class ? 268 ( an ) examplen This example will help you . 269 excited , excitingadj We have had an exciting holiday . 270 expect , expectedv I expected to ride it immediately . 271 expensiveadj I can not buy an expensive present . 272 experience , experienced v We have experienced some windy weather . ( an ) experience n We believe in learning by experience . 273 experiment , experimentedv We are experimenting with new methods . an experimentn Our experiment was successful . 274 explain , explained v He explained how to use the machine . 275 an explanationn We need a written explanation . 276 extraadj We need an extra seat in the room . 277 an eyen His eyes can see clearly . 278 a facen We have flown over the face of the Earth . 279 a factn Tell me the facts for our discussion . 280 a factoryn Our factory produces radios . 281 fail , failedv This is an experiment which failed . 282 fair , unfair adj This rule is unfair . fairly , unfairly adv He was unfairly treated by his employer . 283 fall , fell , fallen v The old president has fallen from power . a fall n She fell from her horse and broke her leg . 284 a familyn Our family goes to church together . 285 famousadj A famous scientist wrote this book . 286 far , farther , farthestadv He is busier than I am . 287 a farmn My uncle ran a pig farm . 288 a farmern The farmers had good crops last year . 289 fatn The farmer killed a fat chicken . 290 a fathern My father had a chicken farm . 291 a faultn The car has two main faults . 292 fear , feared v They feared for their lives . ( a ) fear n Many people have a fear of snakes . 293 a featuren Her eyes are her best feature . 294 feel , felt v I felt tired after the dance . a feeling n I have an uncomfortable feeling about this . 295 a female v Female birds are not generally brightly coloured . female adj Female animals give birth to baby animals . 296 a fencen There is a fence around the garden . 297 a festivaln The festival has dances from many countries . 298 a fieldn The cows ate the grass in the field . 299 fierce adj The enemy made a fierce attack on the town . fiercely adv The fire burned fiercely in the strong wind . 300 fight , foughtv The armies fought fiercely for many weeks . fightn A large crowd came to watch the fight . 301 fill , filledv The house was filled with people . 302 a filmn We saw an amusing film at the cinema . She put a new film in her camera . 303 find , foundv Where can I find an honest person ? Oil is found in parts of New Zealand . 304 a fingern He cut his finger with the scissors . 305 finish , finishedv I finished the book last night . 306 ( a ) firen We must not have any fires in this dry weather . 307 a fish , fish or fishes pln He told the story of the loaves and fishes . 308 fit , fittedv The girl ' s new skirt fits her beautifully . 309 fix , fixedv They fixed the price at $ 1000 . 00 . She fixed the broken bicycle . 310 a flagn He carried the flag for his country . 311 flatadj They danced on the flat roof of the house . 312 float , floatedv A stone does not float . 313 a floorn This building has three floors . 314 flourn You need good flour to make good bread . 315 aflowern He put a red flower behind his ear . 316 a flyn Please keep the flies off the food . 317 fly , flew , flownv He flies to Wellington every week . 318 follow , followedv The dog followed the child home . 319 foodn My mother cooks the best food in town . 320 a foot ( feet pl ) n She kicked the ball with her left foot . 321 force , forcedv They forced their daughter to marry an old man . ( a ) forcen The wind blew with great force . 322 foreignadj This cinema has many foreign films . 323 a forestn They lost their way in the forest . 324 forget , forgot , forgottenv They have forgotten their first language . 325 forgive , forgave , forgivenv Forgive me for forgetting your birthday ! 326 a forkn Hold your fork in your left hand , and your knife in your right hand . 327 form , formedv I want to form good habits . ( a ) formn Some nouns have irregular plural forms . 328 freeadj This meal is free . freelyadv They spoke freely about politics . 329 freshadj They cooked fresh vegetables from their garden . 330 a friendn The old man was her parents ' friend . 331 friendlyadj The countries of the EEC have friendly relations . 332 frighten , frightenedv Those birds are frightened of guns . 333 the front ( of ) n Come to the front of the class . in front ( of ) n He stood in front of the teacher ' s desk . n She opened the front door . 334 ( a ) fruitn She eats five pieces of fruit every day . 335 full ( of ) adj The bucket is full of water . 336 furnituren We bought furniture for our new house . 337 a gamen They played a friendly game of football . 338 a gardenn Our neighbour grows vegetables in her garden . 339 ( a ) gasn We cook our food on a gas stove . 340 a gaten Meet me at the school gate . 341 generaladj In general , the students are good at mathematics . generallyadj Generally , fish are easy to catch here . 342 get , gotv He gets letters from home every week . 343 get , gotv Come quickly or your food will get cold ! 344 get , gotv I get up at six o ' clock . 345 a girln Some girls enjoy playing football . 346 give , gave , givenv Our teacher has given us lots of work to do . 347 ( a ) glassn She gave him a clean glass to drink from . 348 go , goes , went , gonev He goes to music lessons on Thursday . 349 Godn May your God go with you ! godn They told us many stories about the old gods . 350 goldn " There ' s gold in those hills ! " he told us . 351 goodn Good ! You have come ! good ( see better , best ) adj Your wife is a good woman . 352 govern , governedv The Prime Minister governs the people well . 353 governmentn We believe in government by the people . 354 grandprefix My grandmother loves to visit her grandchildren . 355 grassn " All meat is grass , " said the science teacher . 356 greatadj Beijing is a great city . 357 greenadj Green vegetables are very good for us . 358 greyadj The sky is generally grey in Lima . 359 the groundn The office is on the ground floor . undergroundadj , adv The car is in the underground car park . 360 a groupn A group of students produced a magazine . 361 grow , grew , grownv Rice grows well in Indonesia . 362 guess , guessedv Let ' s play a guessing game . 363 a gunn He keeps his gun in a safe place . 364 a habitn She has a habit of laughing loudly . 365 hairn He has black hair . 366 ( a ) half , halves pl . n Half a loaf is better than none . 367 a handn The hands of the clock moved towards 12 pm . 368 a handlen She carried the bag by the handle . 369 hang , hung , hungv He hung his shirt up to dry . 370 happen , happenedv What happened to you yesterday ? 371 happy , unhappyadj I am very happy . happily , unhappilyadv They lived happily together . 372 hardadj I need a hard bed for my bad back . 373 hardadv You have all worked very hard . 374 a hatn I always wear a sun hat in summer . 375 hate , hatedv The child hates vegetables . 376 have , has , hadv He has a gun in his hand . 377 a headn Hold your head up ! 378 healthn My father is in the best of health . 379 healthy , unhealthyadj It is healthy to walk regularly . 380 hear , heardv I heard the birds singing in the trees . 381 heat , heatedv The stove heats the room . heatn The heat from the fire keeps me warm . 382 heavyadj We lifted the heavy stones . 383 heightn The height of this room is three metres . 384 help , helpedv He helps me with my English . helpn She is a great help to her mother . 385 hereadv Come here , you two . 386 hide , hid , hiddenv He hid and they found him . 387 highadj She has a high voice . 388 a hilln Jack and Jill went up the hill . 389 a Hindun Many Indian people are Hindus . Hindun Priya and her family follow Hindu customs . 390 ( a ) historyn Who will write the history of our people ? 391 hit , hitv He hit the ball out of the park . 392 hold , heldv Hold on to the boat . 393 a holen There is a hole in my bucket . 394 a holidayn The school closes for the holidays . 395 honestadj He is an honest policeman . honestlyadv A good doctor behaves honestly . 396 hope , hopedv I hope I will succeed . hopen They have no hope of winning the game . 397 a horsen My grandfather rode a horse to school . 398 a hospitaln My aunt is a nurse at the Auckland Hospital 399 hotadj It was a very hot day . 400 a hoteln We stayed at a hotel near the sea . 401 an hour n The hours passed slowly . 402 a housen Come home to my house . 403 humanadj We are all students of human behaviour . 404 hungryadj The children are hungry and need food . 405 hurt , hurtv My new shoes hurt my feet . 406 a husbandn She loves her husband . 407 icen Do you want ice in your drink ? 408 an idean We have several good ideas for the magazine . 409 imagine , imaginedv I can imagine how you felt ! 410 immediatelyadv Answer me immediately ! 411 important adj He wrote a list of the important points . unimportantadj It is unimportant whether you like this or not . 412 impossibleadj The work is either easy or impossible . 413 include , includedv The price includes the land and the house . 414 increase , increasedv Food prices have increased this month . ( an ) increase n An increase in pressure increases the temperature . 415 an insectn Insects have six legs . 416 the inside ( of ) n The inside of the car was very clean . inside adv Come inside the house . 417 an instrumentn Do you play a musical instrument ? 418 interest , interested adj Football does not interest him . interested adj Is she interested in playing football ? interesting adj I find local politics interesting . ( an ) interest n My mother has an interest in local history . 419 invent , inventedv Who invented the steam engine ? 420 ironn Iron pots are very heavy . 421 an islandn New Zealand has two main islands . 422 a jobn He wants a job as a bus driver . 423 join , joinedv They all joined in the song . 424 a joken The crowd laughed at her jokes . 425 a journeyn We planned a journey round the South Island . 426 judge , judged v Our side was judged the winner . a judge n The judge made her decision . 427 jump , jumpedv She jumped at the sudden noise . 428 keep , keptv Keep your book tidy . 429 a keyn We need the key to this room . 430 kick , kicked v They kicked the ball around the field . a kickn He gave the wall a kick , and hurt his foot . 431 kill , killedv Cats kill birds if they can catch them . 432 kind , unkind adj It is kind of you to visit me in hospital . kindly , unkindly adv Do not treat the children unkindly . 433 a kind ( of ) n She reads all kinds of books . 434 a kingn Shakespeare wrote plays about kings and queens . 435 kiss , kissed v The politician kissed the baby . a kissn My mother gave me a goodnight kiss . 436 a kitchenn Our new kitchen has a gas stove . 437 a kneen The child sat on her mother ' s knee . 438 a knife ( knives pl ) n We have some very sharp vegetable knives . 439 know , knew , knownv My father knows the president . 440 a laken The lake is very deep . 441 landn This is the Land of the Long White Cloud . 442 a languagen I love my first language . 443 largeadj The library has a large number of books . 444 ( the ) last adj We will have a party on the last day of school . last adv He came last in the race . 445 lateadj She was late for mathematics . adv She finished her work late . 446 laugh , laughed v They laughed when I sang . a laugh n He has a very loud laugh . 447 a lavatoryn Wash your hands after you go to the lavatory . 448 a lawn You have equal rights under the law . 449 a lawyern The lawyer ' s office is near the church . 450 lazyadj The child is not really lazy , he is growing fast . 451 a leadern Some people are born to be leaders . 452 a leaf ( leaves pl ) n Many trees lose their leaves in autumn . 453 learn , learnt or learnedv I learned English at school . 454 leathern Most people wear leather shoes . 455 leave , leftv He left for Australia this morning . 456 leave , leftv He left his book at home . 457 the left n The hospital is on the left . left adj She is left - handed . 458 a legn The child kicked the leg of the table . 459 lend , lentv She lends me her scissors . 460 ( a ) lengthn The length of the playing field is 100 metres . 461 a lessonn We study many different lessons at school . 462 a lettern I posted the letter this morning . 463 a libraryn We took the books back to the library . 464 lie , lay , lainv He lies on the ground to look at insects . 465 ( a ) life ( lives pl ) n He worked hard all his life . 466 lift , liftedv They lifted the box onto the table . 467 ( a ) lightn We drive with the lights on at night . 468 lightadj We generally wear light clothes in summer . 469 like adj He looks like his father . 470 like , liked v She likes milk and sugar in her coffee . 471 littleadj A big tree grows from a little seed . 472 limit , limited v The teacher limited the speeches to two minutes . a limit n We stayed within the limits of our own land . 473 a linen Draw a line between point A and point B . 474 a lipn Her lips met his in a loving kiss . 475 a liquidn Ice is solid and water is liquid . 476 a listn You can learn a list of words . 477 listen ( to ) , listened ( to ) v Listen to this song . 478 live , livedv He lives in my street . 479 a loaf ( loaves pl ) n Our family eats two loaves of bread every day . 480 local adj We buy food at our local market . locally adv These shoes are made locally . 481 longadj She has a long journey home . 482 look , lookedv He looks healthy . 483 look afterv Look after your children . 484 look atv Looks at these birds . 485 look forv Look for a pair of scissors , please . 486 lose , lostv I have lost my pen . 487 loud adj She has a very loud voice . loudly adv The class sang loudly . 488 love , loved v He loves the meals you cook . love n They are in love . 489 lowadj The price of land is low . 490 lucky , unlucky adj This is my lucky day ! luckily , unluckily adv Unluckily , the instrument was damaged . 491 a machinen The new machine does the work quickly . 492 madadj My mother went mad at me for being late . 493 a magazinen I love reading foreign magazines . 494 main adj The main point of your argument is clear . mainly adv We mainly grow potatoes . 495 make , madev His shoes are made of leather . 496 make , madev Music makes me happy . 497 a male n The male bird sings to the female . adj A male bird is often brightly coloured . 498 a man ( men pl ) n Men generally have lower voices than women . 499 a managern The shop has a new manager . 500 a mapn Here is a street map of Auckland . 501 mark , marked v The teacher marked our tests . a mark n You got 18 marks out of 20 for your test . 502 mark , marked v Mark the position of the town on your map . a mark n There is a mark on your clean shirt . 503 marketn We went to the market on Sunday morning . 504 marry , marriedv My parents were married in this old church . 505 a matn She bought a mat for the floor . 506 a match ( matches pl ) n We need matches to light a fire . 507 ( a ) materialn Cotton is a good material for shirts . 508 mathematicsn His father teaches mathematics . 509 a mealn We enjoyed our shared meal last night . 510 mean , meant v Can you tell me what this word means ? a meaningn What is the meaning of this word ? 511 measure , measuredv They measured the height of the bridge . 512 ( a ) measurementn What are the measurements of the room ? 513 meatn My favourite meat is chicken . 514 ( a ) medicinen Take your medicine with your meals . 515 meet , met v She meets him after school . a meeting n The meeting is at eight o ' clock . 516 a membern Members of the public are allowed to come . 517 mend , mendedv I took my shoes to the shoe shop to be mended . 518 a messagen There is a telephone message for you . 519 ( a ) metaln Metals are usually hard . 520 the middle ( of ) n Your book list goes in the middle of your book . 521 milkn Mother ' s milk is good for a baby . 522 a mindn He has a good mind , and he learns easily . 523 a minuten Wait a minute , I ' m nearly ready . 524 a mirrorn He smiled at himself in the mirror . 525 miss , missedv I missed the last part of what you said . 526 a mistaken You have only one mistake . 527 mix , mixedv I mixed the flour and water . 528 a mixturen Air is a mixture of gases . 529 modernadj Modern design generally looks simple . 530 moneyn Money does not always buy happiness . 531 a monthn February is generally the hottest month . 532 the moonn The moon was full last night . 533 ( a ) morningn The birds wake me every morning . 534 a mosquen The Muslims in our district have built a mosque . 535 a mothern My mother sings to me at night . 536 a mountainn They lived high on the mountains . 537 a mouthn There are lots of fish at the mouth of the river . 538 move , movedv The big hand moves round the clock every hour . 539 a movementn We saw a movement behind the trees . 540 multiply , multipliedv Multiply the last number by twelve point five . 541 musicn Is music the food of love ? 542 musicaladj The human voice is a musical instrument . 543 ( a ) Muslim n Muslims pray to God in a mosque . Muslim adj Muslims and Christians want peace . 544 a namen They named the child Michael . 545 narrowadj There is a narrow path by the river . 546 a nationn " The English are a nation of shop - keepers ". 547 nationaladj Labour Day is a national holiday . 548 naturaladj Most children are interested in the natural world . 549 necessary , unnecessary adj It is necessary for you to go to school . 550 a neckn Wash your neck with soap ! 551 need , needed v He needs a good bath . a need n My only need is to sleep well tonight . 552 neighbourn Our neighbour has been in hospital . 553 neveradv She never fails an examination . 554 newadj My new machine does not need oil . 555 news ( sing only ) n My father listens to the news on the radio . 556 next adj The next bus leaves in twenty minutes . adv The president will speak next . 557 nice adj That ' s a nice dress . nicely adv You spoke very nicely . 558 ( a ) nightn He sleeps well at night . 559 ( a ) noisen She was woken by a noise in the night . 560 noisy adj The neighbours never have noisy parties . noisily adv They ran noisily down the stairs . 561 the north n The house faces north , so it is nice and warm . north adj Lake Taupo is in the middle of the North Island . north adv We sailed north towards the midday sun . 562 a nosen His nose gets longer if he does not tell the truth ! 563 notice , noticedv I notice that you have new shoes . a noticen Did you see the notice about Speech Day ? 564 nowadv Now , listen to me carefully . 565 a numbern Think of a number ! 566 a nursen The nurse will bring you some medicine . 567 obey , obeyedv The children obeyed their teacher . 568 offadv Please turn the tap off . 569 an officen Bring your money to the school office . 570 an officern Our neighbour is a police officer . 571 oftenadv We often swim at Oriental Bay . 572 oiln Oil and water do not mix . 573 oldadj Old people usually have white hair . 574 onadv Put the plates on the table . 575 onlyadj She is the only girl in the class . adv I will say this only once . 576 open , opened v She opened her eyes and saw her present . open adj A blackbird flew in through an open window . 577 an opinionn In my opinion , this town needs a fire engine . 578 oppositeadj The opposite of quiet is noisy . 579 an orangen The students ate some oranges after the game . adj The dancer wore an orange shirt . 580 ordern The words are in alphabetical order . 581 ordinaryadj Today has been an ordinary day . 582 outadv We are going out tonight . 583 the outside of n We painted the outside of the house . outside adv We put the cat outside at night . 584 own , ownedv The rich man owns three houses . 585 a pagen Please turn to page 20 . 586 ( a ) painn She has a pain in her back . 587 paint , painted v We painted the door green . paint n We found some good white paint at a low price . 588 a pair of n My mother paints in a very old pair of trousers . 589 paleadj You are looking pale . Go out in the sun . 590 ( a ) papern We covered the box with red and orange paper . 591 a parceln We sent him a parcel for his birthday . 592 parents ( usually pl ) n My parents do not go out at night very often . 593 a parkn Let ' s go and play in the park . 594 ( a ) part ( of ) n I have only read part of the story . 595 a partyn She had a really good birthday party . 596 pass , passedv Don ' t try to pass that car ! . 597 a passagen She read the passage carefully . 598 a passengern He was a passenger in the last plane . 599 a pathn The moon made a path on the water . 600 a patientn Seven patients in the hospital have broken legs . 601 a pattern n My plate has a pattern of painted flowers . 602 pay , paidv We paid the shop - keeper for the fruit and rice . 603 peacen Everyone wants peace in the Middle - East . 604 a penn Do not draw the lines with a pen ; use a pencil . 605 a penciln Use a pencil so that you can correct mistakes . 606 perhapsadv Perhaps we will have good weather tomorrow . 607 a periodn We studied science in the second period . 608 a person ( people plor persons pl ) n What is the most important thing ? People ! 609 a photographn Have you seen the class photograph ? 610 pick up , picked upv Please pick up the pieces of paper from the floor . 611 a picturen Here is a picture of my family . 612 a piece ( of ) n The engineer took the machine to pieces . 613 a pign They keep pigs on their farm . 614 a pilen They picked up the piles of leaves . 615 a pillown Mother takes her own pillow when she visits . 616 a placen What place do you come from ? 617 plan , planned v She plans to become a teacher . a plan n The house was built exactly to the plan . 618 a planen The plane takes one hour to get to Wellington . 619 plant , planted v I planted vegetables at Labour Weekend . a plant n My neighbour gave me some flower plants . 620 plasticn Plastic flowers do not usually look real . 621 a platen The plates are made of plastic . 622 play , played v We played football in the park . play n She enjoys both work and play . 623 a playn We enjoy reading plays in English . 624 pleasant , unpleasantadj We had a pleasant time at the wedding . 625 a poemn This is a poem about leaves falling . 626 point , pointedv The student pointed to the picture of Rutherford . 627 a pointn The teacher wrote the main points on the board . 628 ( a ) poisonn We keep all poisons away from children . 629 a policeman , policewoman , ( police pl ) n The policeman pointed , to show us the way . 630 polite adj Wise students are polite to their teachers . politely adv A wise leader speaks politely to the people . 631 political adj There are many political questions about Health . 632 politics n His family has an interest in politics . 633 pooradj You have had poor marks since you were sick . 634 a positionn Tell me the position of the Southern Cross . 635 possibleadj Tell me every possible answer . 636 post , posted v My grandfather posted the parcel last week . a postman , postwoman n It is a healthy job , being a postwoman . a post - office n Post - offices are now called post shops . 637 a potn She cooked the whole meal in a pot on the stove . 638 a potato ( potatoes pl ) n These potatoes have gone green . 639 pour , pouredv She poured them a cup of tea . 640 powern We had no electric power on holiday . 641 practise , practisedv She practised her music every day . 642 pray , prayedv All the farmers prayed for rain . 643 prepare , preparedv We are prepared to pay a large amount . 644 a presentn They each put a little money towards a present . 645 presentadj He was present when I read out the notices . 646 a presidentn The President of the USA flew to Egypt . 647 pressuren When you heat a gas the pressure increases . 648 pretend , pretendedv We pretended that we were rich . 649 a pricen What is the price of this tool ? 650 a priestn The priest stood at the door of the church . 651 a Prime Ministern The Prime Minister leads the government . a ministern The Minister of Education was a teacher . 652 print , printedv The magazine is printed on cheap paper . 653 a prisonn If you break the law you may go to prison . 654 private adj They shared a private joke . privately adv The family needs to talk about this privately . 655 probablyadv He will probably pass the test . 656 a problemn Do you understand this mathematics problem ? 657 produce , producedv He produced three plays last year . 658 ( the ) productionn Our production of meat has increased . 659 promise , promised v My friends promised to help with the party . a promisen I hope my friends will keep their promise . 660 proud adj My parents are proud of me for working hard . proudly adv The students proudly showed us their books . 661 prove , provedv Can you prove that this is true ? 662 publicadj They argue in private and agree in public . 663 pull , pulledv The horse pulled the milk cart . 664 punish , punishedv He punished us for unimportant mistakes . 665 pureadj Her horse is a pure - bred Arab . 666 a purposen This tool is used for many purposes . 667 push , pushedv He pushed the door open . 668 put , putv She put the flowers on the table . 669 ( a ) qualityn Your work is of high quality . 670 quarrel , quarrelled v They quarrelled about money . a quarrel n The quarrel turned into a fight . 671 a quarter ( of ) n In a quarter of an hour the lesson will end . 672 a queenn The Queen and the Pope talked about religion . 673 a questionn It is a question of religion . 674 quickadj I want a quick word with you . quicklyadv Answer these questions quickly . 675 quiet adj We love the quiet life of the country . quietly adv We moved quietly into line . 676 quiteadv I am not quite finished . 677 a racen We watched the race on television . 678 ( a ) radion We listened to a discussion on the radio . 679 a railwayn The railway runs to Johnsonville . 680 rain , rained v It rained first thing this morning . rain n The rain is good for the garden . 681 rainy adv Rainy days are good for working inside . 682 a ratn I smell a rat ! 683 ratheradv I ' d say that was a rather good meal . 684 reach , reachedv We reached Lake Taupo by 12 am midday . 685 read , readv My mother taught me to read . 686 readyadj I am ready for a really big meal . 687 real adj He does not know the real reason for his mistake . really adv I am really happy at this school 688 a reasonn The reason I came here was to learn English . 689 redadj Snow White had lips as red as blood . 690 refer , referredv I referred to a book by a famous writer . 691 refuse , refusedv We refused to be defeated . 692 regular adj The material has a regular pattern . regularly adv Teach your children to brush their teeth regularly . 693 a relation n My relations live in different countries 694 a relation n What is the relation between speed and distance ? 695 ( a ) religionn What is your religion ? 696 religiousadj They argued over their religious differences . 697 remember , rememberedv He remembers very different customs . 698 repeat , repeatedv Please repeat what I say . 699 respect , respected v You must respect the weather on the mountain . respectn Most children show respect for their grandparents . 700 rest , rested v My grandparents rest every afternoon . a rest n You need a rest after all that hard work . 701 a restaurantn We do not eat at a restaurant very often . 702 a resultn We will see the results of his efforts . 703 ricen Rice is the main food of many people . 704 richadj Robin Hood stole from the rich to help the poor . 705 ride , rode , ridden v She rides her bicycle to school every day . a ride n The bus ride costs $ 1 . 50 . 706 right n She shows me the right way to write . right adj You are the right person for the job . 707 the right n The library is on the right . right adj She holds her pen in her right hand . right adv Turn right at the next street . 708 ring , rang , rungv Did you hear the bell ring ? 709 rise , rose , risenv All the students rose to their feet . 710 a rivern The river runs out of the lake . 711 a roadn Is this the road to Taranaki ? 712 a rockn We played on the rocks by the sea . 713 roll , rolled v The rock rolled down the hill . a roll n Here is a roll of coloured paper . 714 roof , roofs n From the hill , we saw the roofs of the town . 715 a roomn My room is small but warm . 716 a rootn These trees have very deep roots . 717 a ropen Tie the boat to the tree with this rope . 718 roughadj The wind is strong , and the sea is rough . 719 roundadj King Arthur had a round table . 720 a rown They look like a row of birds on a wire . 721 rubbern The engineer stands on a mat made of rubber . 722 rubbishn Pick up all the rubbish on the playing fields . 723 a rulen Do the students know the school rules ? 724 a rulern Use a ruler to draw straight lines . 725 run , ran , runv She runs ten kilometres every day . 726 sad adj They all felt sad . sadly adv They sadly remembered their old friends . 727 safe adj The children are safe here . safely adv They reached home safely 728 sail , sailedv The boat sails at six in the morning . 729 saltn " I love you as much as meat loves salt ". 730 satisfy , satisfiedv Her father was not satisfied with her answer . 731 save , savedv She saved his life . 732 save , savedv She saved all the money he gave her . 733 say , saidv Everyone said that he was lucky . 734 a schooln This school is a friendly place . 735 ( a ) sciencen Most people are interested in science . 736 scientificadj Scientific ideas often appear strange at first . 737 a scientistn Scientists want to learn more about the world . 738 scissors ( pl only ) n We played a game of " scissors ? paper ? stone ? ". 739 ( a ) sean There is no wind and the sea is calm . 740 a seasonn Summer is the warmest season . 741 a seatn Save me a seat on the bus ! 742 a secondn Four seconds later we heard a loud noise . 743 a secret n It ' s a secret , so I can ' t tell anyone . secret adj Anne Frank and her family hid in a secret room . secretly adv The early Christians met secretly . 744 see , saw , seenv I saw the house where they lived . 745 a seedn Plant the seeds in the spring or early summer . 746 seem , seemedv She seemed happy but she was really sad . 747 sell , soldv He sold his land and moved into the town . 748 send , sentv We sent him a parcel for Christmas . 749 sensible adj Your friend seems to be a sensible person . sensibly adv The class behaved sensibly in the library . 750 separate , separatedv For games , we often separate boys and girls . separateadj We sit at separate desks . separatelyadv We wash white things separately from coloured . 751 serious adj Stop laughing , I ' m serious . seriously adv Nobody takes him seriously . 752 aservantn People in this country do not have servants . 753 sew , sewed , sewnv She sewed herself a yellow dress . 754 a shadown The tree has a long shadow at six pm . 755 shake , shook , shakenv Shake your head if you disagree . 756 a shapen She cut out the skirt in the shape of a circle . 757 share , sharedv He shared out the fruit equally between them . 758 sharpadj Make sure your pencil is sharp . 759 a sheetn Write down your ideas on one sheet of paper . 760 shelf , shelves pln Look in the book shelves . 761 a shelln We found some beautiful sea shells at Paraparaumu . 762 shine , shonev The sun shone on the sea . 763 a shirtn He bought a shirt with Mickey Mouse on it . 764 a shoen Try on this pair of shoes and see if they fit you . 765 shoot , shot v The thieves shot the driver . a shot n We heard the shot . 766 a shopn We tried on some shoes in the shoe shop . 767 shortadj One of the thieves had short hair . 768 shout , shoutedv The policeman shouted " Stop ! " 769 show , showed , shownv The shop - keeper showed me some red shoes . 770 sickadj I felt sick after eating too many sweet things . 771 a siden Write on one side of the paper . 772 a sign ( of ) n We looked for the sign to the lavatories . 773 silkn Her clothes are made of silk . . 774 silveradj She was born with a silver spoon in her mouth ! 775 simpleadj I remember the simple words to the songs . 776 sing , sang , sungv They sang old songs . 777 asistern My sister danced while they sang . 778 sit , satv We sat at a table in the sun . 779 a situationn We were in an unusual situation . 780 a sizen We do not have that shoe in your size . 781 ( a ) skilln He had great skill in shooting . 782 ( a ) skinn He shot animals for their skins . 783 the skyn The sky was grey . 784 smalladj We saw one small animal in the distance . 785 snow , snowed v It snowed that night . snow n The snow was one metre deep . 786 sleep , sleptv The snow grew higher while we slept . 787 slow adj He had a slow way of speaking . slowly adv He moved slowly through the snow . 788 smell , smelt , smelt v We smelt the food cooking . a smell n It was a very good smell . 789 smile , smiledv We smiled at each other . a smilen His smile showed his big white teeth . 790 smoke , smoked v He smoked the fish from the river . smoke n The smoke produced an unusual taste . 791 smooth adj We looked at the smooth surface of the snow . smoothly adv The whole journey went smoothly . 792 a snaken There are no snakes in this country . 793 soapn Please use soap to get your hands clean . 794 ( a ) societyn Societies develop rules for sharing and caring . 795 softadj Does a soft answer make an angry man . calm ? 796 soiln Dig the soil to a depth of 30 cm . 797 a soldiern The soldiers dug large holes in the ground . 798 a solid n Ice is a solid until it is heated above 0 o C . solid adj The soldiers built a solid wall of earth . 799 sometimesadv Sometimes we drive across the river on the ice ! 800 a sonn My son enjoys the cold weather . 801 a songn He enjoys singing sad songs in the evening . 802 soonadv We will eat as soon as we have finished the work . 803 sorryadj I am sorry that I did not understand you . 804 a souln Don ' t tell a soul ! 805 a soundn We can hear the sounds of a party next door . 806 souradj I have a sour taste in my mouth . 807 the south n The wind is in the south . south adj The south wind is the coldest wind . south adv We flew south to have a holiday in the snow . 808 ( a ) spacen We enjoy the wide open spaces . 809 speak , spoke , spokenv We spoke to many of the local people . 810 special adj They all said that their country is " special ". specially adv They opened the shop specially for us . 811 ( a ) speechn The visitors gave a speech to thank them . 812 ( a ) speedn The top speed of the little train was 10 km / hr . 813 spell , spelled , speltv I spelt my name for the teacher . 814 spend , spentv We did not have to spend much money . 815 a spiritn The children were in high spirits . 816 a spoonn I bought a spoon with a picture of the mountain . 817 ( a ) springn In spring , the fruit trees are covered with flowers . 818 ( a ) square n We met in the town square . square adj We had square eyes from watching television ! 819 stairs pl onlyn We climbed up the stairs to the restaurant . 820 a stampn I bought some colourful stamps at the post shop . 821 stand , stoodv We stood and watched the crowds . 822 a starn The stars are shining in the sky tonight . 823 start , startedv They started to run . 824 a stationn There are thieves in every railway station . 825 stay , stayedv Stay with us next time you are in town ! 826 steal , stolev The thieves stole one of the bags . 827 steamn The old steam engine pulled the train . 828 steeln Railway lines are made of steel . 829 a stepn It is only four steps from one side to the other . 830 a stickn We saw a stick with a red flag on it . 831 stilladv People still travel by train . 832 a stomachn My stomach started to hurt . 833 ( a ) stonen I saw some sharp stones between the lines . 834 stop , stoppedv The engine started , then stopped again . 835 a stormn We could see storm clouds in the sky . 836 a storyn I remembered a story about an engine driver . 837 a stoven The waiting room was heated by a coal stove . 838 straightadj The railway line went straight to the next town . 839 strangeadj Many of the people wore strange hats . 840 a streetn We went out safely into the main street . 841 ( a ) stringn How much string do you need for your parcel ? 842 strong adj He was sick , but now he is getting strong again . strongly adv This house is strongly built . 843 a studentn The students voted for the student president . 844 study , studiedv She plans to study medicine . 845 stupid adj My friends said that I was too stupid to study . stupidly adv I stupidly believed my " friends ". 846 a subjectn Now I do well in all my subjects . 847 a substancen We heated a small piece of the substance . 848 succeed , succeededv We succeeded in making a new substance . 849 successful , unsuccessful adj Our students are usually successful . successfully , unsuccessfullyadv He tried unsuccessfully to get her photograph . 850 sudden adj The meeting came to a sudden end . suddenly adv Suddenly , a group of students started to leave . 851 suffer , sufferedv " We have suffered enough ", they said . 852 sugarn " Nobody gives us sugar with our tea ". 853 suitable adj This is a suitable test . unsuitable adj She must wear a suitable hat to the garden party . suitably adv Are you suitably dressed for gardening ? 854 ( a ) summern In summer , the plants need lots of water . 855 the sunn Stay out of the sun at midday . 856 sureadj I am sure that he is good at swimming . 857 a surfacen His head broke the surface of the water . 858 surprise , surprised v I was surprised to see him swim under water . a surprise n It was a surprise for the whole crowd . 859 sweet adj The radio played sweet music . sweetly adv A group of students sang sweetly . 860 swim , swam , swum v She won the last swimming race . a swim n Everyone jumped in for a swim . 861 a systemn They are learning about systems of government . 862 a tablen He has piles of books all over the table . 863 take , took , takenv She has taken twelve books out of the library . 864 talk , talkedv They talk about the government all day . 865 talladj She is taller than her parents . 866 a tapn The tap water tastes good . 867 taste , tasted v They tasted the mixture for the potato bread . a taste n The white of an egg has no taste . 868 tax , taxed v Government taxes pay for our education . a tax n " Nothing is certain but death and taxes ! " 869 a taxin The taxi driver looked at his map . 870 tean She likes tea with milk and lots of sugar . 871 teach , taughtv He teaches mathematics at VUW . 872 a teachern Experience is a great teacher . 873 tear , tore , tornv He tore up the paper when he made a mistake ! 874 a telegramn The Queen got a telegram about Mt Everest . . 875 telephone , telephoned v I telephone my parents every week . a telephone n They have five telephones in their house ! 876 ( a ) televisionn There was a crowd round the television . 877 tell , toldv The teacher told us about the examinations . 878 a termn There are four terms in the school year . 879 terribleadj He studied all night , and has a terrible headache . 880 a temperaturen The temperature of this room is 28 degrees C . 881 a temple n We went together to pray in the temple . 882 test , tested v Her blood was tested for the disease . a test n The blood test showed that she was healthy . 883 thank , thankedv We thanked the doctor . 884 thenadv We dug the garden then planted the potatoes . 885 thereadv There ' s the book , on the top shelf . 886 thickadj They say she only reads thick books ! 887 a thief , thieves pln The thieves stole all the furniture . 888 thinadj She is very thin . Does she eat enough food ? 889 a thingn We talked about many things at the meeting . 890 think , thoughtv They think we are different from them . 891 thirstyadj Please give me a drink ; I am very thirsty . 892 throw , threw , thrownv Don ' t throw your tickets on the ground . 893 a ticketn They paid $ 45 . 00 for their tickets . 894 tidy , untidy adj This place is really tidy . tidily , untidily adv These children have tidy habits . 895 tie , tied ( up ) v He tied the boat to a tree by the river . 896 ( a ) time , the timen Could you please tell me the time ? 897 ( a ) tinn We listened to the rain on the tin roof . 898 tiredadj We felt tired but happy . 899 todayn Today , we have forgotten some of our customs . adv We are on holiday today . 900 togetheradv We plan to have a holiday together next year . 901 tomorrown Tomorrow is another day . adv We have a science test tomorrow . 902 tonightn Tonight is the last time we can study together . adv We must get to bed early tonight . 903 tooadv We plan to study too . 904 a tooln Some of my father ' s tools are very sharp . 905 a tooth , teeth pln The baby is cutting his first tooth . 906 the top ( of ) n My father keeps his sharp tools on the top shelf . 907 touch , touchedv The baby must learn not to touch hot things . 908 a townn The nearest town is Turangi . 909 trade , traded v New Zealand trades with many countries . trade n Good management has increased our trade . 910 a trainn Farmers sent their crops to the market by train . 911 travel , travelledv Eighty years ago , people often travelled by train . 912 treat , treatedv Husbands often treated their wives like servants . 913 a treen You get beautiful wood from these trees . 914 ( a ) troublen He is in trouble ; he did not study for the test . 915 trousers ( pl only ) n He tore his best trousers on the fence at the park . 916 true , untrueadj Is it true that he was away from school yesterday ? 917 trust , trustedadj I trusted him to work hard . 918 truthn The truth is that he needs help with his English . 919 try , triedv I tried to keep the house quiet while they studied . 920 a tuben The baby ate a tube of toothpaste and was sick . 921 turn , turnedv Turn to page 90 and look at the picture . 922 uglyadj Jim was ugly because he was hurt in the war . 923 an unclen His uncle tried to help him with his mathematics . 924 understand , understood v His uncle understood mathematics . 925 a universityn She wanted to go to university . 926 upadv She climbed up the stairs to the work room . 927 upadv She added up all the money she needed . 928 use , usedv She used her money to go to university . a usen The best use of my money is for education . 929 useful adj They plan to get useful jobs . usefully adv They like to spend their time usefully . 930 usual , unusualadj It is unusual to have cold weather in February . usuallyadv February is usually rather hot . 930 a valleyn We grow stone fruit in the rich soil of the valley . 932 ( a ) valuen The value of the dollar has fallen . 933 a vegetablen We have good crops of vegetables in the valley . 934 veryadv Very soon , we will sell all our flowers to Japan . 935 a villagen We buy everything we need in the village . 936 visit , visitedv Sometimes we visit friends in the city . 937 a visitn People from other countries often pay us a visit . 938 a visitorn Visitors are always welcome . 939 a voicen We enjoy new voices in our discussions . 940 vote , voted v We voted for the present government . a vote n Here , women have had the vote for a long time . 941 a wage ( often pl wages ) n We have to pay our workers good wages . 942 wait , waited ( for ) v We have waited many years for equal pay . 943 wake , woke , wokenv They wake up at 4 . 30 and work before school . 944 walk , walked v They walk four km to school a walk n In the afternoon , they went for a walk in the park . 945 want , wantedv They wanted to catch some fish . 946 ( a ) warn During the war , many women did men ' s jobs . 947 warmadj Take warm clothes when you go for a long walk . 948 wash , washedv Wash your hands before you touch food . 949 waste , wasted v Don ' t waste good food . a waste n That book is a waste of paper . 950 a watchn My watch says that it is 10 am . 951 watch , watchedv Remember to watch the news on television . 952 watern The human body is mainly water . 953 a waven We hear some patterns of sound waves as music . 954 a wayn Please show me the way to the bank . 955 a wayn I learned a different way of doing things . 956 weakadj The child ' s number skills are weak . 957 wear , wore , wornv I wore my sunhat when we visited the farm . 958 weathern The weather was very hot all day . 959 a weddingn Sampih and Jero will have a Hindu wedding . 960 a weekn The class has a test every week . 961 weigh , weighedv We weighed 5 g of common salt . 962 weightn The weight of water was too great for the roof . 963 welladj My parents are very well thank you . 964 well ( see better , best ) adj They speak English very well . 965 a welln All I want is an oil well . 966 the West n We watched the sun go down in the west . west adj A west wind will bring you back home . adv From Auckland we fly west to Melbourne . 967 wetadj Melbourne has a lot of wet and windy weather . 968 a wheeln She put the wheel back on the car . 969 whiteadj Her aunt sewed her white wedding dress . 970 wholeadj I read the whole book in one afternoon . 971 wideadj " Open your mouth wide ", said the doctor . 972 widthn The width of the street is 20 metres . 973 a wife , wives pln Was Solomon wise to have 1000 wives ? 974 wildadj Do not dig up wild flowers . 975 win , wonv Two of her horses won at the races . 976 a windn He is from the Mountains of the South Wind . 977 windyadj Wellington is called the Windy City . 978 a windown She looked out of her window . 979 a wingn How many wings does an insect have ? 980 ( a ) wintern We play football in winter . 981 ( a ) wiren They keep the soap in a little wire basket . 982 wise , unwise adj A wise manager treats the workers well . wisely , unwisely adv He unwisely wasted his time playing cards . 983 wish , wished v We wish you a happy birthday . a wish n Be careful when you make a wish ! 984 a woman , women pln Women now have equal rights with men . 985 woodn The table is made of wood . 986 work , workedv She worked as a hospital nurse for ten years . 987 workn She is satisfied by hard work . 988 a workern " I am a really strong worker ", she says . 989 the worldn I think our nurses are the best in the world . 990 worry , worriedv We are worried about our students . 991 worse ( see bad ) adj Their marks are getting worse . 992 ( the ) worst ( see bad ) n This student has done the worst . 993 write , wrote , writtenv We have written to their parents . 994 a writern A visiting writer spoke to the students . 995 wrong n Will you right all the wrongs of the world ? wrong adj That is the wrong thing for you to do . wrongly adv You have been wrongly taught . 996 a yearn Enjoy the years while you are young . 997 yellowadj The leaves turn yellow soon enough . 998 yesterdayn Our yesterdays are gone too soon . adv We played together yesterday . 999 yetadv We are not old yet . 1000 youngadj We are young , so let ' s eat , drink and be happy !