Word: strong Part of Speech: adjective Pronunciation: /strɒŋ/ Meaning having a lot of power or strength. Example Sentences He is very strong. This coffee is strong. She has a strong voice. Tip: Try using this word in your own sentence today!
View DetailsWord: drink Part of Speech: verb Pronunciation: /drɪŋk/ Meaning to take liquid into your mouth. Example Sentences I drink water every day. He drinks coffee. They drink tea. Tip: Try using this word in your own sentence today!
View DetailsWord: good Part of Speech: adjective Pronunciation: /ɡʊd/ Meaning nice or of high quality. Example Sentences This is a good book. She is a good student. That was a good idea. Tip: Try using this word in your own sentence today!
View DetailsWord: walk Part of Speech: verb Pronunciation: /wɔːk/ Meaning to move on your feet at a normal speed. Example Sentences I walk to school. They walk in the park. She walks every evening. Tip: Try using this word in your own sentence today!
View DetailsWord: early Part of Speech: adjective Pronunciation: /ˈɜːli/ Meaning happening before the expected time. Example Sentences I woke up early today. She arrived early for class. They came early to the meeting. Tip: Try using this word in your own sentence today!
View DetailsWord: eat Part of Speech: verb Pronunciation: /iːt/ Meaning to put food in your mouth and swallow it. Example Sentences I eat breakfast every day. They eat lunch at noon. He eats quickly. Tip: Try using this word in your own sentence today!
View DetailsWord: big Part of Speech: adjective Pronunciation: /bɪɡ/ Meaning large in size. Example Sentences That is a big house. She has a big bag. The dog is very big. Tip: Try using this word in your own sentence today!
View DetailsWord: run Part of Speech: verb Pronunciation: /rʌn/ Meaning to move quickly on your feet. Example Sentences He can run very fast. She runs every morning. The dog ran across the park. Tip: Try using this word in your own sentence today!
View DetailsWord: angry Part of Speech: adjective Pronunciation: /ˈæŋɡri/ Meaning feeling upset or mad about something. Example Sentences He felt angry after the mistake. She was angry about the result. Try not to get angry too quickly. Tip: Try using this word in your own sentence today!
View DetailsWord: morning Part of Speech: noun Pronunciation: /ˈmɔːnɪŋ/ Meaning the early part of the day. Example Sentences I wake up early in the morning. She studies in the morning. Good morning! Tip: Try using this word in your own sentence today!
View DetailsWord: tired Part of Speech: adjective Pronunciation: /ˈtaɪəd/ Meaning feeling like you need rest. Example Sentences I am tired today. She feels tired after work. They were tired after the trip. Tip: Try using this word in your own sentence today!
View DetailsWord: weekend Part of Speech: noun Pronunciation: /ˌwiːkˈend/ Meaning Saturday and Sunday. Example Sentences I relax on the weekend. She studies on the weekend. We went out last weekend. Tip: Try using this word in your own sentence today!
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