English · Chapter 4
Modal verbs
10 vocabulary lessons, 2 grammar primers, 1 story milestone.
Start this chapterLesson 1 · Words 301-310
Words 301 to 310
301 different Not the same as someone or something else. adjective 302 bad Not good; of low quality, or causing harm or trouble. adjective 303 best The most good; better than all the others. adjective 304 clear Easy to see, hear, or understand; with nothing in the way. adjective 305 true Real and right; matching the facts and not made up. adjective 306 happy Feeling glad and pleased. adjective 307 ready Able to do something now, with nothing left to wait for. adjective 308 sorry Feeling sad about something you did wrong or about something bad that happened. adjective 309 nice Good, kind, or pleasing. adjective 310 hot Having a high heat; very warm to feel or taste. adjective Lesson 2 · Words 311-320
Words 311 to 320
311 cold Having a low temperature, or not warm. adjective 312 warm A little hot, in a way that feels nice and not cold. adjective 313 dark With little or no light. adjective 314 easy Not hard to do or understand. adjective 315 quick Moving or happening fast, in a short time. adjective 316 slow Not moving fast, or taking a long time. adjective 317 low Near the ground, or not high. adjective 318 wrong Not right, or not correct. adjective 319 eat To put food in your mouth and swallow it. verb 320 drink To take water or another liquid into your mouth and swallow it. verb Lesson 3 · Words 321-330
Words 321 to 330
321 sleep To rest with your eyes closed and your mind not awake, the way you do at night. verb 322 wake To stop sleeping and open your eyes, or to make someone else stop sleeping. verb 323 wash To make something clean with water, and often with soap. verb 324 clean To take away dirt from something so it is no longer dirty. verb 325 cook To make food ready to eat by using heat. verb 326 break To make something come apart into pieces, or to stop it working. verb 327 carry To hold something and move it from one place to another. verb 328 catch To take hold of something that is moving through the air with your hands. verb 329 throw To make something fly through the air by moving your arm and letting it go. verb 330 push To press on something with your hands to move it away from you. verb Lesson 4 · Words 331-340
Words 331 to 340
331 pull To move something towards you or in the way you are going. verb 332 jump To push up off the ground with your feet so your body goes into the air. verb 333 climb To move up something high, using your hands and feet. verb 334 ride To sit on a horse, bike, or animal and move with it. verb 335 fly To move through the air, like a bird or a plane. verb 336 swim To move through water using your arms and legs. verb 337 sing To make music with your voice. verb 338 dance To move your body in time with music. verb 339 laugh To make happy sounds with your voice when something is funny. verb 340 cry To let water fall from your eyes when you are sad or hurt. verb Lesson 6 · Words 341-350
Words 341 to 350
341 smile To turn up the corners of your mouth to show you are happy or friendly. verb 342 listen To pay attention to a sound with your ears. verb 343 touch To put your hand or another part of your body on something. verb 344 wear To have clothes, shoes, or other things on your body. verb 345 close To move something so it is shut and not open. verb 346 draw To make a picture with a pen, pencil, or other tool. verb 347 fill To put enough of something into a space so there is no more room. verb 348 drop To let something fall from your hand to the ground. verb 349 count To say numbers in order, or to find how many things there are. verb 350 fix To mend something that is broken so it works again. verb Lesson 7 · Words 351-360
Words 351 to 360
351 share To let someone else have or use part of what you have. verb 352 join To come together with other people, or to put two things together. verb 353 add To put something more with what is already there. verb 354 cover To put something over a thing to hide it or keep it safe. verb 355 check To look at something to see if it is right, safe, or working. verb 356 baby A very young child who has just been born or is only a few months old. noun 357 king A man who rules a country, often because his father ruled it before him. noun 358 queen A woman who rules a country, or the wife of a king. noun 359 animal A living thing that can move and feel, such as a dog, a bird, or a fish. noun 360 bird An animal with wings and feathers that can usually fly. noun Lesson 8 · Words 361-370
Words 361 to 370
361 fish An animal that lives in water and swims, with no legs. noun 362 horse A big, strong animal with four legs that people ride or that pulls things. noun 363 colour What something looks like, such as red, blue, or green. noun 364 letter One of the signs we use to write words, like a, b, or c; or a message you write and send to someone. noun 365 page One side of a sheet of paper in a book, where you read or write. noun 366 key A small metal thing that opens or locks a door. noun 367 map A drawing that shows where towns, roads, and other places are. noun 368 clock A thing on a wall or table that shows you the time. noun 369 phone A small thing you hold to talk to people far away or to send messages. noun 370 cup A small, round thing you drink from, often with a handle. noun Lesson 10 · Words 371-380
Words 371 to 380
371 glass A cup with no handle, made of a hard, clear material, that you drink from. noun 372 bed A soft, flat thing that you lie on to sleep at night. noun 373 chair A seat for one person, with a back and usually four legs, that you sit on. noun 374 window A hole in a wall, filled with glass, that lets in light and that you can see through. noun 375 garden A piece of ground next to a house where you grow flowers, grass, or food. noun 376 field A wide piece of open ground, often with grass, where food grows or animals stay. noun 377 river A long line of water that moves across the land to the sea. noun 378 mountain A very high piece of land, much taller than a hill, with a top far above the ground. noun 379 town A place with many houses, shops, and streets where people live, smaller than a city. noun 380 street A road in a town or city, with houses or shops on both sides. noun Lesson 11 · Words 381-390
Words 381 to 390
381 shop A place where you go to buy things. noun 382 park A large open place with grass and trees where people walk and play. noun 383 doctor A person whose job is to help sick people get well. noun 384 leader A person who is in charge and guides other people. noun 385 son A boy or man who is someone's child. noun 386 daughter A girl or woman who is someone's child. noun 387 brother A boy or man who has the same parents as you. noun 388 sister A girl or woman who has the same parents as you. noun 389 wife The woman a man is married to. noun 390 husband The man a woman is married to. noun Lesson 12 · Words 391-400
Words 391 to 400
391 fire The hot, bright flames that burn when something is on fire and give heat and light. noun 392 often Many times, again and again, as a thing that happens a lot. adverb 393 always Every time, at all times, without ever stopping or missing. adverb 394 sometimes On some days but not all, now and then, from time to time. adverb 395 soon In a short time from now, after only a little while. adverb 396 again One more time, doing the same thing as before. adverb 397 together With each other, as a group, in the same place at the same time. adverb 398 almost Very nearly, but not quite all the way or not quite complete. adverb 399 enough As much as you need, not too little and not too much. adverb 400 instead In place of something else, as a different choice from the first one. adverb