R.E.M.S. B Definition File
B1 Slides 1 & 2............................................................................................................................................ 2
B2 Slides 20 & 21....................................................................................................................................... 3
B3 Slides 35 & 36....................................................................................................................................... 4
B4 Slides 63 & 64....................................................................................................................................... 6
B5 Slides 75 & 76....................................................................................................................................... 7
B6 Slide 85 ................................................................................................................................................... 9
B7 Slides 113, 114, & 115 ..................................................................................................................... 10
B8 Slides 128, 129, & 130 ..................................................................................................................... 12
B9 Slides 141 & 142 ................................................................................................................................ 13
B10 Slide 169 ............................................................................................................................................ 15
B11 Slides 183 & 184 ............................................................................................................................. 17
B12 Slides 196, 197, & 198 ................................................................................................................... 18

B1 Slides 1 & 2
SHIRT (noun)
Definition: It is a piece of clothing worn by men on the upper part of the body.
This is a shirt.
BLOUSE (noun)
Definition: It is a shirt for a woman or girl.
This is a blouse
SKIRT (noun)
Definition: It is a piece of clothing for women and girls that hangs from the waist and does nothave legs.
This is a skirt
SHOE (noun)
Definition: It is something that you wear on each foot.
This is a shoe.
BOOT (noun)
Definition: It is a type of shoe that covers the whole foot and the lower part of the leg.
This is a boot.
SOCK (noun)
Definition: It is a soft piece of clothing that you wear on your foot inside your shoe.
This is a sock.
DRESS (noun)
Definition: It is a piece of clothing that covers the top half of the body and hangs down over thelegs, usually worn by women and girls.
This is a dress.
PANTS (noun)
Definition: It is a piece of clothing covering the body from the waist to the feet, divided into
separate parts for each leg.
These are pants.
CLOTHES (noun)
These are clothes.
UNIFORM (noun)
Definition: It is a set of clothes that we wear to show that we are part of a particularorganization or school.

This is a uniform.
This is my QQE uniform.
WEAR (verb)
Definition: To "wear" means to have something on your body as clothing.
I wear my QQE uniform every day.
I wear a hat but I'm not wearing a hat.
I wear a coat but I'm not wearing a coat.
LIKE (verb)
I like to wear my QQE uniform.
I like to wear a dress.

B2 Slides 20 & 21
EGG (noun)
Definition:
This is egg.
RICE (noun)
Definition:
This is rice.
FOOD (noun)
Definition: It is something that people and animals need to keep them alive.
Eggs and rice are food.
I like food.
EAT (verb)
We eat food.
I eat eggs and rice in the morning.
COFFEE (noun)
Definition:
This is coffee.
TEA (noun)
Definition:
This is tea.
DRINK (verb)
We drink tea and coffee.

I like to drink coffee in the morning.
You drink tea in the morning.
BREAKFAST (noun)
Definition: It is the meal eaten in the morning.
We eat breakfast in the morning.
We like tea for breakfast.
LUNCH (noun)
Definition: It is the meal eaten at noon.
We eat lunch at noon.
She eats eggs and rice for lunch.
DINNER (noun)
Definition: It is a formal meal eaten in the evening.
We eat dinner at night.
She likes eggs and tea for dinner.
SUPPER (noun)
Definition: It is an informal meal eaten at home in the evening.
We eat supper at night.
SWEET (adjective)
Definition: When something is “sweet”, it has a taste of something like sugar or honey.
Some examples of sweet food are cake, ice cream, etc.
He likes sweet coffee.

B3 Slides 35 & 36
CAT (noun)
Definition:
This is a cat.
DOG (noun)
Definition:
This is a dog.
HORSE (noun)
Definition:
This is a horse.
ANIMAL (noun)A cat is an animal.
A dog is an animal.
A horse is an animal.
Fish are animals.
Cats, dogs, horse, and fish are animals.
PET (noun)
Definition: Pets are animals that we have at home.
I have dogs. They sleep and eat in my house.
My dogs are my pets.
He has a pet.
SMALL (adjective)
Definition:
This fish is small.
They have a small fish.
BIG (adjective)
Definition:
This fish is big.
She has a big dog.
SLEEP (verb)
Definition: It is a time when your body rests for several hours at night.
I am sleeping.
We sleep at night.
Cats like sleeping.
SAME (adjective)
Definition: When things are exactly like another or each other, they are the "same".
I have a cat and a dog.
You have a cat and a dog.
We have cats and dogs.
We have pets. We have the same pets; a cat and a dog.
We have the same shoes.
CUTE (adjective)
Definition: When something is “cute”, it is very pretty, small, or attractive.
The cat is cute because it is small.
I have a cute cat.
LOVELY (adjective)
Definition: It also means “beautiful”.
Angelina Jolie is beautiful or Angelina Jolie is lovely.

Penelope Cruz is lovely.
He has a lovely cat.

B4 Slides 63 & 64
TEACHER (noun)
Definition: It is someone whose job is to teach in a school or college.
I am a teacher.
She is a teacher.
STUDENT (noun)
Definition: It is someone who is learning at a school.
You are a student,
He is a student.
TEACH (verb)
Definition: When you "teach", you give lessons to someone.
I am the teacher.
I teach you English.
You are teaching me.
LEARN (verb)
Definition: When you "learn", you get knowledge or skill in a new subject or activity.
You are the student.
You learn English from me.
I learn from you.
SUBJECT (noun)
Definition: It is something that you learn or teach in a school.
English is a subject.
Math is a subject.
History is a subject.
Science is a subject.
English, Math, History, and Science are subjects.
I like English subject.
I learn English.
CLASS (noun)
Definition: It is a period of time during which a group of students is taught together.
We are having an English class now.
He has a class early in the morning.

READ (verb)
Definition: When you "read", you look at words or symbols and understand what they mean.
I am reading a book.
I read English books.
STUDY (verb)
Definition: To "study" is to learn about a subject, especially in a class or by reading books.
You are studying English now.
They study English.
BOARD (noun)
Definition: It is a flat wide surface and used for writing or drawing on.
This is a board.
The teacher is writing on the board.
TEST (noun)
Definition: A "test" is a set of questions used to measure someone’s knowledge or ability.
TOEIC is a test.
IELTS is a test.
TOEIC and IELTS are tests.
We have an English test.
DIFFICULT (adjective)
Definition: When it is "difficult", it is not easy.
Tests are difficult.
Math test is difficult.

B5 Slides 75 & 76
LAUGH (verb)
Definition:
I am laughing.
We are laughing.
HAPPY (adjective)
Definition: When you feel pleased or satisfied, you are “happy”.
I laugh when I'm happy.
We want them happy.
CRY (verb)
Definition:
I am crying.

He cries at night.
SAD (adjective)
Definition: When you feel not happy because something bad has happened, you are "sad".
I'm crying. I am sad.
She is sad.
FINE (adjective)
Definition: If you are "fine", your health is good and you have no problems.
I'm fine. I am not sad.
She is fine.
FEEL (verb)
Definition: To "feel" is to experience a particular emotion or physical feeling.
I am happy. I feel happy.
I am sad. I feel sad.
I am fine. I feel fine.
She feels fine.
LOVE (verb)
Examples:I love my family.
You love your family.
He loves you.
HATE (verb)
Definition: When we "hate" someone or something, we dislike it very much.
I love my teacher. I don't hate my teacher.
They hate him.
MEAL (noun)
Definition: A "meal" is the food that you serve or eat at a regular time.
The three meals of the day are breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
I like eggs for my meal.
Breakfast is my favorite meal
Definition: Meal also means food.
She is eating her meal.
WANT (verb)
Definition: To "want" means to feel that you would like to have, keep, or do something.
I like eggs for my meal. I want eggs for my meal.
I want coffee for my meal.
MEAT (noun)

Definition:
We eat meat.
In the morning, I have meat and rice for my meal.
His meal is rice and meat.
CALL (verb)
Definition: (Call the name of the student two times.)
I'm calling your name.
We also use the phone to call.
She called me on the phone.

B6 Slide 85
GAME (noun)
Definition: It is an activity that you do for fun that has rules, and that you can win or lose.
Poker is a game.
Football is a game.
Basketball is a game.
Soccer is a game.
I like basketball games.
MUSIC (noun)
Definition: It is a pleasing sound created by voices or instruments that can be listened to andenjoyed.
I like listening to music.
SONG (noun)
Definition: It is a piece of music with words that you sing.
“Let it go” is a song.
“Here with me” is a song.
He likes the song.
I like listening to songs.
SING (verb)
Definition: To "sing" is to make musical sounds with the voice.
I am singing.
I like to sing a song.
DANCE (verb)
Definition: To "dance" is to move the body and feet to music.
I am dancing.
I dance to the music.

They like to dance to the music.
EXERCISE (verb)
Definition: We "exercise" to stay healthy and make our bodies stronger.
I am exercising.
I exercise every day.
He likes to exercise every day.
KEEP (verb)
Definition: When you "keep" something, you store it in a particular place so that you know
where it is.
I keep my _______ in my _______.
He keeps his books in his bag.
READING (noun)
Definition: It is the ability to read.
I like reading books.
She loves reading English books.
SHOPPING (noun)
Definition: It is the activity of buying things from stores.
Girls like shopping for bags, shoes, clothes, etc.
I like shopping.
SWIMMING (noun)
Definition: It is an activity in which you swim for enjoyment, for exercise, or in races.
I am swimming.
I swim every day.
I like swimming.

B7 Slides 113, 114, & 115
SEA (noun)
Definition:
Fish live in the sea.
There are fish in the sea.
BOAT (noun)
Definition: It is a small vehicle for traveling on water.
This is a boat.
There is a boat on the sea.

SHIP (noun)
Definition: It is a large boat for traveling on water, especially across the sea.
This is a ship.
Titanic is a ship.
We can go from Japan to Korea by ship.
Ships are big.
The big ship is on the sea.
CAR (noun)
Definition: It is a motor vehicle with four wheels and carries a small number of people.
This is a car.
DRIVE (verb)
Definition: To "drive" means to control a vehicle so that it moves somewhere.
We drive a car to make it run.
He drives the car every day.
RIDE (verb)
Definition: "To ride" means to sit on a horse, bicycle, etc.
She rides a horse every day.
BUS (noun)
Definition: It is a large vehicle in which people are driven from one place to another.
This is a bus.
I ride a bus in the morning.
BICYCLE (noun)
Definition: It is a vehicle with two wheels that you ride by pushing the pedals with your feet.
This is a bicycle.
I ride a bicycle.
ROAD (noun)
Definition: It is a long, hard surface built for vehicles to travel along.
This is a road.
(Draw a road and say) There is a road between Tokyo and Osaka.
STREET (noun)
Definition: It is a road in a town or city with houses or other buildings along it.
This is a street.
There are houses on both sides of the street.
There are cars in the street.
WIDE (adjective)
Definition: When something is "wide", it measures a large distance from one side to the other.

This road is wide.
The road from Tokyo to Osaka is wide.
LONG (adjective)
Definition: When something is "long", it measures a great distance from one end to the otherend.
This road is long.
The street is long.

B8 Slides 128, 129, & 130
GOOD (adjective)
Definition: When something is "good", it is of high quality or standard.
This pen writes; this is a good pen.
I don't have a good watch.
BAD (adjective)
Definition: When something is "bad", it is of very low quality.
This pen does not write; this is a bad pen.
They don't have a bad dog.
BETTER (adjective)
Definition: When something is "better" than another, it means it has a higher quality.
This pen writes.
This pen doesn't write.
This pen is better than this pen.
I don't have a better dress.
BEST (adjective)
Definition: When something is the "best", it is of the highest quality.
This is a good pen (1st pen).
This pen (2nd pen) is better than this pen (1st pen).
But this pen (3rd pen) is better than this pen (2nd pen).
This pen (3rd pen) is the best pen.
They don't have the best game.
HARD (adjective)
Definition: When something is "hard", it is not easy to break.
The table is hard.
We don't have a hard box.
SOFT (adjective)

Definition: A "soft" thing is easy to press or shape and is not hard or firm.
My shirt is soft; it is not hard.
He doesn't have soft clothes.
LARGE (adjective)
This house is big.
We can say, this house is large.
This house isn't small; it's large.
We don't have a large board.
SHORT (adjective)
This pen is long.
This pen is short.
This pen isn't long; it's short.
He doesn't have a short pencil.
HIGH (adjective)
This table is high.
The green table is high.
LOW (adjective)
This table is low.
This table isn't high; it's low.
My table is low.
CLEAR (adjective)
Definition: When something is "clear", it has no marks and is easy to see.
This is a mirror. This is clear. This is a clear mirror.
This mirror has marks on it. This is not a clear mirror.
They don't have a clear mirror.

B9 Slides 141 & 142
CIRCLE (noun)
This is a circle.
SQUARE (noun)
This is a square.
TRIANGLE (noun)
This is a triangle.

RECTANGLE (noun)
This is a rectangle.
SHAPE (noun)
These are shapes.
Circle, square, rectangle and triangle are shapes.
ROUND (adjective)
A circle is “round”.
The book is on the round table.
This circle is round.
SQUARE (adjective)
A square is “square”.
PICK (verb)
Definition: To "pick" means to take something.
I'm picking the book.
I'm picking the pen.
You pick the ball.
PICK (verb)
Definition: To "pick" also means to choose.
I choose the English book, or I pick the English book.
We pick a song.
HOLD (verb)
Definition: To "hold" means to take and keep something in your hand or arms.
I hold my pen in my right hand when I write.
He holds his pen in his left hand.
KNOW (verb)
Definition: To "know" means to have learned or found out about something.
I know the name of this thing. This is a pen.
I know the name of this thing. This is a book.
The students know the subject.
DRAW (verb)
I'm drawing a circle.
I'm drawing a square.
She is drawing a circle.
MAKE (verb)
Definition: To "make" means to create or produce something by working.

I'm making a letter.
My mother makes breakfast for me.
He is making breakfast now.
DRAWING (noun)
Definition: It is a picture that someone has drawn.
I'm drawing a circle.
This is my drawing.
She is good at drawing.
The drawing is lovely.

B10 Slide 169
CLEAN (verb)
Definition: As a verb, to "clean" means to remove dirt from something.
I'm cleaning the board.
I clean my house every Saturday
He isn't cleaning the car.
CLEAN (adjective)
Definition: As an adjective, "clean" means free from any marks or dirt.
The board is clean.
There isn't clean food.
DIRTY (adjective)
Definition 1: When something is "dirty, it is not clean and marked with dirt, etc.
The board isn't clean; it's dirty.
There aren't dirty clothes in the house.
WASH (verb)
We wash our hands when it is dirty.
We wash our hands before and after eating.
We wash the dirty uniforms.
LIGHT (adjective)
Definition: When something is "light", it is easy to carry since it is not weighing much.
This sheet of paper is light.
There isn't a light purse on the table.
HEAVY (adjective)
Definition: A "heavy" object weighs a lot and is hard to carry.
The table is heavy.

This book is heavy.
That box isn't light; it's heavy.
HANDY (adjective)
Definition: If something is useful and easy to get to, it is “handy”.
This bag is small and light. This bag is handy.
There isn't a handy bag in the car.
COMMON (adjective)
Definition: When something is "common", it is usual or it happens frequently.
I eat eggs for breakfast in QQ English.
Teacher Anna eats eggs for breakfast in QQ English.
Teacher Ben eats eggs for breakfast in QQ English.
Eggs are the common breakfast of QQ English teachers.
Eggs are the common meal for breakfast.
WATCH (verb)
Definition: To "watch" means to look at something that is moving for a period of time.
I watch TV every night.
I watch football games every Sunday.
I watch Tennis games every Monday.
OLD (adjective)
Definition: When something is "old", it has existed or been used for a long time.
I bought this book last year. This book is old.
I bought my car 2 years ago. This car is old.
There isn't an old bicycle on the road.
NEW (adjective)
Definition: When something is "new", it has been bought recently.
I bought this pen this morning. This pen is new.
This pen isn't old; it's new.
There aren't new shoes in the house.
LET (verb)
Definition: To "let" means to allow something to happen or someone to do something.
I wanted to go to America but my parents said no. They wouldn't let me.
She lets me drive the car.
He let me wash his bag.

B11 Slides 183 & 184
REACH (verb)
Definition: To "reach" means to stretch out your arm in order to get or touch something.
I'm reaching the board.
It's difficult to reach the ceiling.
It is difficult to reach the light.
STAND (verb)
I am standing.
I stand in my room for 5 minutes.
She is standing.
SEND (verb)
Definition: To "send" means to cause something to go from one place to another, especially bymail or email.
I send a message to my teacher.
I send a letter to my teacher.
WAIT (verb)
Definition: To "wait" means to stay in one place.
My English class starts at eight o'clock.
I go to school at 7:50 in the morning.
I wait for 10 minutes for my English class.
The students are waiting for their teacher.
CHEAP (adjective)
Definition: When something is “cheap”, it costs little money.
This pen is 1 dollar; it's cheap.
This shirt is cheap.
EXPENSIVE (adjective)
Definition: When something is "expensive", it costs a lot of money.
My watch is $1000; it's expensive.
That car is expensive.
SIDE (noun)
Definition: It is an edge or border of something.
This is the side of the book. This book has four sides.
This is the side of the board. This board has four sides.
This table has four sides.
DIFFERENT (adjective)

Definition: When things are “different”, they are not the same.
This book is an English book.
This book is a math book.
This book is different from this book.
I like a different color of blouse.
FIRST (adverb) NEXT (adverb) LAST (adverb)
Definition: “First”, “next”, and “last” are words we use when we want to give clear order of our
instructions, stories, or activities we do.
First, I study my English lesson.
Next, I watch a basketball game.
Last, I sleep.
First, the students listen.
Next, they repeat the words and sentences.
Last, they add and change the words in the sentences.
GREAT (adjective)
Definition: When something is “great”, it is very good.
The game is really good. The game is great.
Shopping is great!

B12 Slides 196, 197, & 198
COUNTRY (noun)
Definition: It is an area of land that has its own government.
I go to different countries.
JAPAN (noun) CHINA (noun) PHILIPPINES (noun) SOUTH KOREA (noun) BRAZIL (noun)
ENGLAND (noun) RUSSIA (noun)
Japan, China, the Philippines, South Korea, Brazil, England, and Russia are countries.
ASIA (noun)
Definition: It is the continent that is to the east of Europe, the west of the Pacific Ocean, and thenorth of the Indian Ocean.
Japan, China, the Philippines, and South Korea are countries in Asia.
EUROPE (noun)
Definition: It is the continent that is to the east of the Atlantic Ocean, to the north of theMediterranean, and to the west of Asia.
Italy, Germany, France, and England are countries in Europe.
LIVE (verb)

Definition: To "live" means to have your home in a particular place.
They live in this house.
I live in the Philippines.
You live in ___________.
She lives in Brazil.