R.E.M.S. E Definition File
E1 Slides 1 & 2 ............................................................................................................................................ 2
E2 Slides 16, 17, & 18 ............................................................................................................................... 3
E3 Slides 30, 31, & 32 ............................................................................................................................... 4
E4 Slides 60, 61, & 62 ............................................................................................................................... 5
E5 Slides 73, 74, & 75 ............................................................................................................................... 7
E6 Slides 86, 87, & 88 ............................................................................................................................... 8
E7 Slides 117 & 118 ................................................................................................................................ 10E8 Slides 131 & 132 ................................................................................................................................ 12E9 Slides 144, 145, & 146...................................................................................................................... 13
E10 Slides 178 & 179.............................................................................................................................. 14
E11 Slides 194 & 195.............................................................................................................................. 15
E12 Slides 206 & 207.............................................................................................................................. 16
E13 Slides 239 & 240.............................................................................................................................. 17
E14 Slides 253 & 254.............................................................................................................................. 19
E15 Slides 266 & 267.............................................................................................................................. 20

E1 Slides 1 & 2
CHICKEN (noun)
Definition: This is a chicken. It is a common farm bird that is kept for its meat and eggs.
My friend has chickens at home.
BIRD (noun)
Definition 1: This is a bird. It is an animal with two wings, two feet, and feathers.
There are birds on the tree.
My friend has chickens and birds at home.
COW (noun)
Definition: This is a cow. It is a large female animal that is kept on farms for its meat and milk.
My father has a cow.
PIG (noun)
Definition 1: This is a pig. It is a large pink, brown, or black farm animal with short legs and acurved tail. It is kept for its meat.
My father has a cow and pigs.
HORSE (noun)
Definition: This is a horse. It is a large animal with four legs that people ride on or use for carrying
things or pulling vehicles.
My father has a cow, pigs, and horses.
TAIL (noun)
Definition: A “tail” is the part extending beyond the end of an animal's body. Cats, dogs, horses,
pigs, etc. have tails.
That horse has a long tail.
FARM (noun)
Definition: A "farm" is a place where a particular type of animal is kept in large numbers in order
to be sold.
On a farm, we can see pigs, cows, horses, etc.
PET (noun)
Definition: A “pet” is an animal that you keep in your home to give you company and pleasure.
My friend has a pet dog.

E2 Slides 16, 17, & 18
BOTTLE (noun)
Definition: A "bottle" is a glass or plastic container in which drinks and other liquids are kept.
The man put some bottles of milk on the table.
CUP (noun)
Definition: A "cup" is a small container used for drinking.
I drink a cup of tea in the morning.
CENT (noun)
Definition: A "cent" is a unit of money used in many countries, including the United States andCanada.
My mom gave me five cents.
There are 100 cents in a dollar.
METAL (noun)
Definition: This is a metal. Spoons and forks are made of metal or silver metal.
There was a plate and some cups on the metal tray.
TRAY (noun)
Definition: A “tray” is a flat container used for carrying food and drinks.
There was a plate and some cups on the tray.
PLATE (noun)
Definition: A "plate" is a flat, round dish from which food is served or eaten.
There was a plate and some cups on the table.
TOWEL (noun)
Definition: A "towel" is a piece of thick soft cloth that is used to dry things.
My mother used a towel to clean the plates after washing them.
HAT (noun)
Definition: A "hat" is a covering for the head worn for warmth, protection, or decoration.
My mother found a towel and some hats on my sister's bed.
CARD (noun)
Definition: A “card" is a small, thick piece of paper used for messages, such as a greeting card, or
postcard.
My dad gave my mom a card and flowers.
PAGE (noun)
Definition: A "page" is one side of a sheet of printed or written paper.

There was a one-page letter inside the card she gave to her friend.
DOLLAR (noun)
Definition: A "dollar" is the main unit of money in the United States, Canada, and several othercountries.
The candy in the shop is one dollar.
CAR (noun)
Definition: A “car” is a motor vehicle with room for a small number of passengers.
My dad drives his car every day.
OIL (noun)
Definition: “Oil” is a smooth, thick liquid that is used as a fuel and for making the parts ofmachines move smoothly.
My dad changes the oil in his car every month.

E3 Slides 30, 31, & 32
SUPERMARKET (noun)
Definition: A "supermarket" is a large shop which sells all kinds of food and some household
goods.
There is a big supermarket in that town.
THEATER (noun)
Definition: A “theater” is a building with a stage in it, on which plays, shows, and otherperformances take place.
There is a small theater in my city.
MALL (noun)
Definition: A "mall" is a large indoor area that contains shops and restaurants.
There are lovely girls in the mall.
We went to the mall and bought clothes and food.
CHURCH (noun)
Definition: A "church" is a building for Christian religious activities.
There are many people in the church on Sunday.
LIBRARY (noun)
Definition: A "library" is a building where things such as books, newspapers, and other materials
are kept for people to read, use, or borrow.
A school library is for all the students and teachers.

BAR (noun)
Definition: A “bar” is a place where you can buy and drink alcoholic drinks.
Some people go to a bar when they want to be happy.
BANK (noun)
Definition: A "bank" is an institution where people or businesses can keep their money.
The bank is in front of the school.
BEAUTIFUL (adjective)
Definition: The word “beautiful” means very attractive or pleasant.
Angelina Jolie is beautiful. Paris is a beautiful city.
There are beautiful girls in the mall.
FRIENDLY (adjective)
Definition: If someone is "friendly", they behave in a pleasant, kind way, and like to be with otherpeople.
I smile and I am good to other people. I have many friends. I am friendly.
The people in that church are friendly.
USEFUL (adjective)
Definition: If something is "useful", you can use it to do something or to help you in some way.
I need a pen at work and at school. I use it a lot. It is very useful for me. Books areuseful for students because they need them to study.
A school library is useful for students.
HELPFUL (adjective)
Definition: If a person is helpful, it means he is giving or is ready to help.
My sister helps my mother or me in the house. She helps many people. My sister is helpful.
The people in that church are friendly and helpful.

E4 Slides 60, 61, & 62
BED (noun)
Definition: A "bed" is a piece of furniture that you lie on when you sleep.
We sleep in a bed.
The beds are wide.
BEDROOM (noun)
Definition: A “bedroom” is a room for sleeping in.
We can see a bed in a bedroom.
We sleep inside the bedroom.

DRAWER (noun)
Definition: A "drawer" is a box that slides in and out of a desk or other piece of furniture.
We keep our cellphones, money, wallets, keys, or some papers in a drawer. Some tables in
an office have drawers.
I can see a drawer in her bedroom.
COOKER (noun)
Definition: A “cooker” is an appliance used for cooking food.
We use a cooker to cook food.
My mother uses the old cooker in the kitchen.
FRIDGE (noun)
Definition: A “fridge” is an appliance which is kept cool and used to store food and drink.
To make food or drinks cold, we put them in a fridge.
There's a fridge and a cooker in the house.
MATCH (verb)
Definition: If two colors, designs, or objects "match", they are similar or look attractive together.
Some women carry black bags because their dress is black. They match the color of their
bag with their dress.
The colors of the wall and the bed match each other.
BASE (noun)
Definition: The “base” of something is the lowest part of it, where it is attached to somethingelse.
This is the base of the house.
The base of that building is strong.
STAIR (noun)
Definition: "Stairs" are a set of steps inside a building which go from one floor to another.
These are stairs.
We use the stairs to go up in the house.
The colors of the wall and the stairs match each other.
SHOWER (noun)
Definition: A "shower" is a device for washing yourself.
I can see a drawer and a shower in her room.
DESIGN (noun)
Definition: It is an arrangement of lines, shapes or things created to form a pattern ordecoration.
There are flowers and pictures on the wall. The design of the wall is flowers and pictures.
The school library has a good design.

NICE (adjective)
Definition: We use the word “nice” when we want to say we like something or someone.
We say, for example, a nice person, a nice car, nice weather, etc.
The school library has a nice design.
NICELY (adverb)
Definition: When something is done “nicely”, it is done in a pleasant, agreeable, or attractive
manner.
The flowers are arranged nicely.

E5 Slides 73, 74, & 75
DESK (noun)
Definition: A "desk" is a table, often with drawers, which you sit at to write or work.
Her desk is square.
SCREEN (noun)
Definition: A "screen" is a flat vertical surface on which pictures or words are shown.
This is a screen.
This is a computer screen.
The television screen is wide.
MOUSE (noun)
Definition: This is a mouse.
I bought a mouse yesterday.
SEAT (noun)
Definition: A “seat” is a chair, stool, or bench intended to be sat in or on.
Her seat is clean.
OFFICE (noun)
Definition: An "office" is a room or a part of a building where people work sitting at desks.
The office has a nice design.
STORE (noun)
Definition: A "store" is a building or part of a building where things are sold.
We buy things from a store. Some examples of stores are a candy store, bookstore, etc.
I bought a mouse in the store.
TOWER (noun)
Definition: A "tower" is a tall, narrow building or part of a building that rises high above theground.

Some examples of the towers are the Eiffel Tower in France and the Tokyo tower in Japan.
The tower is very tall.
HUGE (adjective)
Definition: The word “huge” is another word for “big”.
A theater has a huge screen.
STUDIO (noun)
Definition: A “studio” is a room where an artist, photographer, sculptor, etc. works.
They have a huge studio in that tower.
EXPENSIVE (adjective)
Definition: The word “expensive” is used to describe something which costs a lot of money.
That computer screen is expensive.
MACHINE (noun)
Definition: This is a machine.
We wash our clothes in a washing machine.
A machine is expensive.
HEAVY (adjective)
Definition: When something is “heavy”, it weighs a lot.
I tried to use the 10-kilo dumbbells at the gym yesterday, but they’re too heavy for me.
The machine is heavy.

E6 Slides 86, 87, & 88
TRANSPORTATION (noun)
Definition: It is the action of transporting someone or something, or the process of beingtransported.
They use the train for the transportation of food.
PUBLIC (noun)
Definition: It is a place accessible or visible to the public —usually used in the phrase in public.
When we speak in public, we mean speaking in front of the people.

PUBLIC (adjective)
Definition: It refers to something which is accessible to or shared by all members of thecommunity.
Public transportation means transportation for the people or for everyone.
Public transportation is useful.

FAST (adjective)
Definition: It means something is moving or capable of moving at high speed.
A train is a fast vehicle.
She drives her car fast.
VEHICLE (noun)
Definition: It is a thing used for transporting people or goods, especially on land, such as a car,truck, or cart.
His dad gave him a new vehicle.
TRAIN (noun)
Definition: A "train" is a railway engine connected to a group of vehicles for carrying people orgoods.
An example of a train is the Shinkansen in Japan.
Some people ride a train to go to work or school. Some people ride a car. Some people ridea bicycle. Some ride a bus. I don't ride a train to go to school/work but I ride a car.
There are many people on the train every morning.
WHEEL (noun)
Definition: This is a wheel.
A car has four wheels. A bicycle has two wheels.
The vehicle's wheels are heavy and expensive.
PLANE (noun)
Definition: A plane is a vehicle with wings and one or more engines, which can fly through the air.
We don't ride a car or bus to go to Japan, but we ride a plane. It takes four hours to go to
Japan from the Philippines by plane.
That man on the plane is old.
TRAFFIC (noun)
Definition: It refers to vehicles moving on a road or public highway.
By the words “heavy traffic”, we mean there are many vehicles on the road that can't moveor they move slowly.
The traffic is heavy.
FULL (adjective)
Definition: It means something is containing or holding as much or as many as possible; having noempty space.
There are many people on the train every morning. I can't get inside. The train is full.
The adverb of the word “full” is "fully". For example, 'I am fully ready' means 'I am very, very
ready'.
The train is full of people.

SPEED (noun)
Definition: The “speed” of something is the rate at which it moves or travels.
For example, the speed of the train is 300 km an hour.
By 'car at full speed', we mean the car is at its fastest.
He drove his car at full speed.
GASOLINE (noun)
Definition: We put “gasoline” into a car to run.
The price of gasoline is low.

E7 Slides 117 & 118
DARK (adjective)
Definition: It is used to describe something with little or no light.
It's dark in her room.
AWFUL (adjective)
Definition: It is used to describe something with is very bad or unpleasant.
The dirty plates are awful.
The food was awful.
COMPLETE (adjective)
Definition: It means having all the necessary or appropriate parts.
The alphabet is complete. It is from A to Z.
Mime: Cover letter E, then say:Now, the alphabet is not complete because there is no letter E.
The group was complete last night.
CONDITION (noun)
Definition: It refers to the situation of anything in terms of its look, state, or even human health.
My friend is in the hospital because she is not feeling well.
She is in a bad condition. (Mime: thumbs down)
His condition in the hospital is not good.
The condition of the weather is important.
The condition of the weather is good today.
DEEP (adjective)
Definition: It means it is extending far down from the top or surface.
A sea is deep. A river is not deep. You can walk in the river because it's not deep but you
cannot walk in the sea because it is deep.
The sea is deep.

By “deep sleep”, we mean that a person who is sleeping is difficult to wake up.

He was in a deep sleep.
The baby was in a deep sleep after his bath.
DRY (adjective)
Definition: It means something is free from moisture or liquid; not wet or moist.
When it rains (mime), the ground is not dry. When there is a sun, the ground is dry.
The table is dry.
Dry season, like in the Philippines, is the season when there is sun every day and theweather is very hot.
It's the dry season now in the Philippines.
IMPORTANT (adjective)
Definition: Something that is "important" is very significant, is highly valued, or is necessary.
It is “important” for students to study hard to be very good at English. It is important to eat
breakfast, lunch and dinner.
English is important to me because I need it to understand other people and for otherpeople to understand me.
Food and water are important for us to live.
IMPORTANCE (noun)
Definition: It refers to the state or fact of being very significant or necessary.
For example, the importance of studying hard is to write and speak very well in English.
I know the importance of family.
DIRECT (verb)
Definition: If you direct someone, you tell them how to do something.
I always do what my boss asks me or tells me to do at work. My boss tells me what to do
and how to do things at work. My boss directs me to do my job
The teacher directed me to do the job.
A mother directs her little girl or boy in doing something.
As an adjective, the word direct means to say something in a true and direct way.
She was direct in answering the question.
DIRECTLY (adverb)
Definition: When something is done directly, it means it is done without delays.
“To go directly to the school from home” means to go to school from home without
going any places but to the school.
“To answer the phone directly” means answering the phone without doing any morethings or any other things.
I'll go directly to the bank.

E8 Slides 131 & 132
EASY (adjective)
Definition: If a job or action is "easy", you can do it without difficulty or effort, because it is notcomplicated and causes no problems.
For example, “It is easy for you to speak Japanese (Chinese, etc.) because you are Japanese(Chinese, etc.).”
It is easy for me to speak English, but speaking Japanese or Chinese is difficult for me.
The exercise is easy to answer.
EASILY (adverb)
Definition: It is the adverb of the word “easy”.
For example, “I can easily speak English.”
The student answered the exercises easily.
METHOD (noun)
Definition: A "method" is a particular way of doing something.
For example, "The method of the R.E.M.S. Method is by doing drills and exercises andletting the students make sentences on their own."
This method is interesting.
EFFECTIVE (adjective)
Definition: Something that is "effective" works well and produces the results that wereintended.
For example, “This method is effective because I learn English fast and I can speak English
on my own.”
This method is effective.
LEVEL (noun)
Definition: It refers to a social, moral, or intellectual standard.
Some examples of levels are beginner level or low level, intermediate level, and advanced
level.
The student's level is beginner.
EXACT (adjective)
Definition: The word "exact" means correct in every detail.
The exact time shown in the clock is 6:45.
His words are not exact.
EXACTLY (adverb)
Definition: It means something is done in an exact or correct manner.
For example, “Our class started at exactly ____.”The shape is exactly round.

Another use of the word “exactly”, is when somebody says something and we think that it isright or true.
For example, “My friend says that the dog is cute and I think that it is true. So, I say exactly! I
think the dog is cute too.”
PATTERN (noun)
Definition: A “pattern” is a regular and repeated arrangement of lines, shapes, or colors.
For example, “The peacock’s feathers have a colorful pattern.”
That is a beautiful pattern on the wall.
EMPTY (adjective)
Definition: It is used to describe something which doesn’t contain anything.
This box is empty. There are no things in the box.
There is an empty bottle on the table.
EXCELLENT (adjective)
Definition: It means something is extremely good or outstanding.
The weather is very good today. The weather is excellent today.
They did an excellent job.

E9 Slides 144, 145, & 146
FAIR (adjective)
Definition: The word "fair" means without showing favor and without allowing an advantage forone side over another.
My parents are fair to me and to my sister because they gave us the same love and care.
Her father is fair.
FAIRLY (adverb)
Definition: The adverb of the word fair is “fairly.”
Her father gave money to his children fairly.
FAVORITE (adjective)
Definition: The word “favorite” means something that you really like.
For example, “I like the color blue very much. I have blue bags, blue shoes, and blue shirts
and the wall of my room is blue. My favorite color is blue.”
Her favorite color is blue.
PURPLE (noun)
Definition: The flowers are purple.
Her favorite color is purple.

NATURAL (adjective)
Definition: The word "natural" means produced by nature; not made by humans.
e.g. The trees, seas, mountains, rain, etc. are natural.
They ate natural food.
HUNGRY (adjective)
Definition: When you are "hungry", you want some food because you have not eaten for sometime
For example, I didn't eat my breakfast/lunch/dinner. I am hungry. When we get hungry, weeat.
Her sister is very hungry
PAIR (noun)
Definition: The word “pair” means two of something.
e.g. a pair of shoes, a pair of wings, etc.
She has a pair of shoes at home.
FREE (adjective)
Definition: The word “free” means you don't have to pay for something.
e.g. The shop is giving free clothes. They didn't ask for money and I didn't give money forthe clothes because it's free.
They let me have a free ride yesterday.
The food I ate was free.
MATERIAL (noun)
Definition: A "material" is something you used for building or making something else.
e.g. This chair is made of wood. The material used on this chair is wood.
The materials of this house are expensive.
MAJOR (adjective)
Definition: The word “major” means very important.
e.g. He gave me an important job. He gave me a major job.
He gave me the major work in the kitchen.

E10 Slides 178 & 179
THIN (adjective)
Definition: This sheet of paper is thin.
The pencil is thin.
THICK (adjective)
Definition: It is the opposite of the word “thin”.

e.g. This book is not thin; it's thick.
This book is thick.
SIMPLE (adjective)
Definition: It describes something that is easily understood or done, presenting no difficulty.
Cleaning a house is simple to do, but making a house is not simple.”
The story is simple.
QUICK (adjective)
Definition: It describes someone who is moving fast or doing something in a short time.
e.g. The man swims fast. He is quick.
Trains are quick.
QUIET (adjective)
Definition: It means making little or no noise.
She is quiet today.

E11 Slides 194 & 195
MEANING (noun)
Definition: It refers to what is meant by a word, text, concept, or action.
e.g. The “meaning” of the word 'uncle' is the brother of your father or mother. Anotherexample, the meaning of the word 'dark' is no light.
The meaning of the word is simple.
SIZE (noun)
Definition: The "size" of something is how big or small it is.
My shoe size is 7.
The size of my shoes is five.
REAL (adjective)
Definition: It describes something which is actually existing or occurring; not imagined or
supposed.
e.g. Harry Potter and Detective Conan are not real, but President Donald Trump is real.
Mt. Fuji is real.
REALITY (noun)
Definition: It means the quality or state of being real.
e.g. The reality is that Harry Potter only exists in a story. He is not real.
This is a sad reality.
REALISTIC (adjective)

Definition: It is used to describe something that is based on what is real rather than on what iswanted or hoped for.
e.g. It is realistic to say that speaking French is not easy.
She was not realistic to say it was easy.
VIEW (noun)
Definition: It refers to the thing(s) that we can see from a place.
I like the view of nature.
The view you see is real.
PIECE (noun)
Definition: The word "piece" means a section or part separated from the whole.
This is a piece of paper. I have 2 pieces of paper.
This piece of paper is thin.

E12 Slides 206 & 207
UGLY (adjective)
Definition: It is used to describe something that is unpleasant, especially in appearance.
The opposite of the word beautiful is “ugly”.
This is an ugly place.
SIMPLY (adverb)
Definition: The adverb of the word simple is “simply”. It means an easy way to understand or do.
The work is simply done.
MARRIAGE (noun)
Definition: A marriage is the act of marrying someone, or the ceremony at which this is done.
Mr. Shepherd is married to Mrs. Shepherd. He is her husband and she is his wife. Theirmarriage happened in a church. Their marriage was simple.
They have a happy marriage.
SUCCESSFUL (adjective)
Definition: It is used to describe someone or something gaining or having gained success after
hard work.
My study is successful because I am able to graduate despite the trials along the way.
The marriage was successful.
SUCCESSFULLY (adverb)
Definition:) The adverb of the word successful is “successfully”.
They successfully completed their work.

SIMILAR (adjective)
Definition: It describes two things that have characteristics in common, but are not exactly thesame.
This pencil is similar to this pencil. They are almost the same.
My mother and I have similar mobile phones.
SIMILARLY (adverb)
Definition: The adverb of the word similar is “similarly”. It means in a similar way.
The two buildings are similarly made.
TOGETHER (adverb)
Definition: If people do something together, they do it with each other.
My mother and father went out to the restaurant together.
CHILD (noun)
Definition: A “child” refers to a young person.
e.g. She is their child. He is their child. They are their children.
The man and his child went out to the restaurant together.
REASON (noun)
Definition: The "reason" for something is a fact or situation which explains why it happens orwhat causes it to happen.
e.g. The “reason” why we study is to learn. The “reason” why we eat is because we gethungry. The sun is the “reason” why it's light in the morning.
The reason why I passed the test is because I studied hard.
REASONABLE (adjective)
Definition: It means having sound judgment that is fair and sensible.
When we say that your idea is reasonable, we mean that your idea is fair and you havethought about it carefully.
It's reasonable to study English.

REASONABLY (adverb)
Definition: The adverb of the word reasonable is “reasonably”.
He talked reasonably about their family needs.

E13 Slides 239 & 240
PASS (verb)
Definition 1: The first meaning of the word “pass” is to pass a test or an exam.
e.g. The test had 100 questions. The school asked for 80 correct answers to pass that test. I
got 85 correct answers. I got more than 80, so I passed the test!

The students passed the test yesterday.
Definition 2: The second meaning of “pass” is to move past someone or something.
I pass some buildings and malls every morning.
I passed some students in the street.
Definition 3: The third meaning of “pass” is to do something else or do nothing and let the timepass.
She let the time pass by reading books.
Definition 4: And, the last meaning of “pass” is to give something to someone.
My teacher told us to pass the papers now.
Pass the ball to me, please!
TAKE (verb)
Definition 1: It means to get into one's hands or into one's possession, power, or control.
e.g. I'm taking the pen from the table.
She took the pen from the table.
Definition 2: It means to undertake and make, do, or perform something.
e.g. I took the TOIEC test yesterday. I take piano lessons every weekend.
Many students took and passed the test yesterday.
THROW (verb)
Definition: It means to toss (something) with force through the air by a movement of the armand hand.
e.g. I'm throwing the pen.
The child throws the ball.
KID (noun)
Definition: The word “kid” is another word for “child”.
The kid throws many balls at his father.
COLLECT (verb)
Definition: To “collect” means to gather together.
e.g. I will get the papers of the students. I will collect the papers of the students.
The teacher collected the students' papers.
ISSUE (noun)
Definition 1. It refers to an important topic or problem for debate or discussion.
There are many issues in the school now.
Definition 2. As a verb, it means to provide something to someone.
e.g. The beautiful girl in the office issued me these papers.

The office issued an important document to the teachers.
DELIVER (verb)
Definition: It means to take, bring, or carry something to people’s houses, workplaces, or to aperson.
e.g. My father asked me to deliver the flowers to my mom because it is her birthday.
Two men delivered the heavy tables.
They delivered our new bed yesterday.

E14 Slides 253 & 254
SURE (adjective)
Definition: If you are "sure" that something is true, you are certain that it is true.
He is very old. I'm sure he can't walk fast.
If you study hard, I'm sure you will pass a difficult test.
He is sure that the method is effective.
SURELY (adverb)
Definition: The word “surely” is the adverb of the word sure.
They surely have their own car.
QUIETLY (adverb)
Definition: The adverb of quiet is “quietly”. It means something is done without making noise.
The students came into the room quietly.
ONLY (adjective)
Definition: It means one or not more than the people, things, or activity being said.
e.g. The couple has one child. He is their only son.
I am the only person using this computer.
USER (noun)
Definition: It refers to a person who uses something.
e.g. This is my computer here in the office. I am the only person using this computer. I am
the only user of this computer.
The only user of this computer is that man.
WEAK (adjective)
Definition: It means lacking physical strength and energy. It is the opposite of strong.
He didn’t fight back because he was weak.
She did not eat lunch; she felt weak.
WEAKNESS (noun)

Definition: It is the state or condition of lacking strength. The noun of the word weak is“weakness”.
Her weakness is her English grammar.
WORKING (noun)
Definition 1: It refers to the operation or mode of operation of something.
For example, “Working as a public servant is exhausting.”
Definition 2: As an adjective, it means being engaged in work, especially for wages or a salary.
e.g. She is a working mom. She works and, at the same time, looks after her kid.
She is a working student.
HALF (noun)
Definition: The word "half" means one of two equal parts of a whole.
I cut the lemon in half.
He divided the piece of paper into half.
MAJORITY (noun)
Definition: The word "majority" means a number or amount greater than half.
e.g. The majority of the students in this school are Japanese. This means that most of thestudents here are Japanese.
The majority of the people like the queen.
WESTERN (adjective)
Definition: The word “western” is the adjective of the word west, and it means from the west.
e.g. Western countries include Germany, Switzerland, and France.
She lives in a Western country.
WELCOME (verb)
Definition: It means to greet someone in a nice or friendly way.
e.g. My friend welcomed me home with a smile.
The teachers welcomed the new students.

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UPPER (adjective)LOWER (adjective)
Definition: These are my upper teeth. These are my lower teeth.
This is my upper lip.
This is my lower lip.
SINGLE (adjective)
Definition 1: It means not married.

e.g. If you have no husband (wife), you are single.
My sister has no husband; she's single.
Definition 2: It means consisting of, or having only one part, feature, or portion.
e.g. I have a single bed in my room.
The man gave her a single red flower.
DETERMINED (adjective)
Definition: It means you want to do something very much and you don’t want anything or
anyone to stop you.
e.g. I want to speak English very well! I will study hard and speak English always. I will doeverything, so I will be good in English.
She was determined to pass the test.
KIND (adjective)
Definition 1: It describes a person who is helpful, friendly, and good.
e.g. A kind person does good things all the time.
She is kind to people.
Definition 2: As a noun, it is a group of things, people, or animals that are thought of together
because of the same characteristics.
A dog is a kind of animal that has four legs.
A bus is a kind of public transportation.
This kind of book is expensive.
EVIL (adjective)
Definition: It describes someone who is morally bad, cruel, or very unpleasant.
e.g. He murders people. He is an evil man.
HELL (noun)
Definition: “Hell” is a place where some people are believed to go after death to be punishedforever for the bad things they have done during their lives.
e.g. Many people believe that evil people will go to hell after death.
DEVIL (noun)
Definition: A "devil" is an evil being, often represented in human form but with a tail and horns.
e.g. A devil is believed to tempt people to commit sins.
The devil is evil; he lives in hell.
WORTH (noun)
Definition 1: It means the value of a thing or person.
The worth of this book is 10 dollars.
Definition 2: As an adjective, if something is "worth' a particular amount of money, it can be soldfor that amount or is considered to have that value.
This book is worth 10 dollars.
ADULT (noun)
Definition: It refers to a person who is fully grown or developed.
e.g. I am an adult. I am not a child or a baby.
The issue is for adults only.
CRAZY (adjective)
Definition: It describes a person who is not mentally healthy.
There is a crazy man in the street.