English · Chapter 5
Conditional sentences
10 vocabulary lessons, 2 grammar primers, 1 story milestone.
Start this chapterLesson 1 · Words 401-410
Words 401 to 410
401 line A long thin mark, or a row of people or things one behind the other. noun 402 shall Used with I and we to offer something, to suggest something, or to talk about the future. verb 403 dog A common animal with four legs that many people keep as a pet or to help them work. noun 404 trust To believe that someone is honest and will not hurt you. verb 405 wear To have clothes, shoes, or other things on your body. verb 406 trouble A problem or difficulty that makes life hard. noun 407 hang To fix something at the top so the rest of it stays down in the air. verb 408 power The strength or right to do something or to control others. noun 409 ring To make a clear sound like a bell, or to call someone on the phone. verb 410 nobody Not one person; no person at all. pronoun Lesson 2 · Words 411-420
Words 411 to 420
411 though Used to add a fact that makes the other part of the sentence surprising; despite that. conjunction 412 throw To make something fly through the air by moving your arm and letting it go. verb 413 between In the space or time that separates two people, things, or points. preposition 414 murder The crime of killing another person on purpose. noun 415 pass To go past someone or something, or to give a thing to another person. verb 416 city A large town where many people live and work. noun 417 war A time of fighting between countries or large groups of people. noun 418 learn To get new knowledge or a new skill by studying, trying, or being taught. verb 419 sell To give something to someone in return for money. verb 420 pull To move something towards you or in the way you are going. verb Lesson 3 · Words 421-430
Words 421 to 430
421 begin To start to do something, or to start to happen. verb 422 behind At or towards the back of something or someone. preposition 423 almost Very nearly, but not quite all the way or not quite complete. adverb 424 truth What is true and real, not made up. noun 425 blood The red liquid that moves round inside the body of a person or animal. noun 426 able Having the power, skill, or chance to do something. adjective 427 team A group of people who work or play together to reach the same goal. noun 428 anymore Any longer, used with "not" to say that something has stopped and is no longer true. adverb 429 finish To come to the end of something, or to do the last part of a job or task. verb 430 office A room or building where people work at desks, often using computers and phones. noun Lesson 4 · Words 431-440
Words 431 to 440
431 town A place with many houses, shops, and streets where people live, smaller than a city. noun 432 couple Two people who are together, or a small number of things, usually two. noun 433 sign A mark, object, or notice that gives you information or shows something. noun 434 touch To put your hand or another part of your body on something. verb 435 spend To use money to buy things, or to use time doing something. verb 436 cool A little cold, but not very cold; between cold and warm. adjective 437 sing To make music with your voice. verb 438 free Not costing any money, or not held back or kept in by anyone. adjective 439 scare To make someone feel afraid, often suddenly. verb 440 fact Something that is true and that you can prove or show to be real. noun Lesson 6 · Words 441-450
Words 441 to 450
441 yours The thing or things that belong to the person or people you are talking to. pronoun 442 dance To move your body in time with music. verb 443 welcome A warm word you say to someone who has just arrived, to show you are glad they are here. interjection 444 hide To put something where it cannot be seen, or to go where no one can find you. verb 445 wow A short word you say when something surprises you or pleases you very much. interjection 446 fast Moving or happening at a high speed, so it takes very little time. adjective 447 drop To let something fall from your hand to the ground. verb 448 half One of the two equal parts that make up a whole thing. noun 449 bed A soft, flat thing that you lie on to sleep at night. noun 450 act To do something, or to play a part in a film or a play. verb Lesson 7 · Words 451-460
Words 451 to 460
451 either One or the other of two things, when it does not matter which one. conjunction 452 cry To let water fall from your eyes when you are sad or hurt. verb 453 country A land with its own people, government, and borders, like France or Japan. noun 454 figure A number or an amount written down, or the shape of a person seen from far away. noun 455 whoa A word you call out to tell someone to stop or slow down, or to show you are surprised. interjection 456 bye A short, friendly word you say to someone when you leave or when they leave. interjection 457 wonder To think about something because you want to know more about it. verb 458 return To go back to a place, or to give something back. verb 459 honey A sweet, thick, golden food that bees make, which people eat on bread or put in tea. noun 460 bear A large strong wild animal with thick fur that lives in forests. noun Lesson 8 · Words 461-470
Words 461 to 470
461 front The side of something that people see first, or the part that faces forward. noun 462 steal To take something that belongs to another person, without asking and without paying. verb 463 beat To win against someone in a game or fight, or to hit something again and again. verb 464 sigh To let out a long, slow breath because you are tired, sad, or glad it is over. verb 465 news New facts about things that have just happened. noun 466 stupid Showing very little thought or good sense; the opposite of clever. adjective 467 food Food is anything that people or animals eat to stay alive and grow. noun 468 date The day, month, and year that something happens, written down as numbers or words. noun 469 hot Having a high heat; very warm to feel or taste. adjective 470 sort A group of things or people that are alike in some way; a kind. noun Lesson 10 · Words 471-480
Words 471 to 480
471 hurry To do something quickly because there is not much time. verb 472 lord A man with great power over land and people, and a title of respect for such a man. noun 473 full Holding as much as it can, with no more space left. adjective 474 sometimes On some days but not all, now and then, from time to time. adverb 475 along From one end of something long towards the other end, such as a road or a river. preposition 476 decide To choose what to do after thinking about it, so you are no longer unsure. verb 477 foot The part of your body at the end of your leg that you stand on. noun 478 small Little in size or amount, not big. adjective 479 expect To think that something will happen or that someone will come. verb 480 outside Not in a building; in the open air, out of doors. adverb Lesson 11 · Words 481-490
Words 481 to 490
481 early Happening near the start of a time, or before the usual time. adjective 482 king A man who rules a country, often because his father ruled it before him. noun 483 picture A drawing, painting, or photo that shows a person, a place, or a thing. noun 484 stick To join something to another thing so it stays there and will not fall off. verb 485 black Having the colour of the night sky, the darkest of all colours. adjective 486 grow To get bigger over time, or to make a plant get bigger. verb 487 chuckle To laugh in a quiet, soft way, often with your mouth almost closed. verb 488 human Belonging to or about people, not animals or machines. adjective 489 captain A person who leads a team, ship, or group of people. noun 490 six The number 6, one more than five. numeral Lesson 12 · Words 491-500
Words 491 to 500
491 street A road in a town or city, with houses or shops on both sides. noun 492 funny Making you laugh or smile; full of jokes and fun. adjective 493 train A long line of carriages that runs on metal tracks and carries people or goods. noun 494 alive Living, and not dead. adjective 495 lead To go in front of others to show the way, or to be in charge of a group. verb 496 safe Not in danger; not able to be hurt or harmed. adjective 497 control The power to make a person, an animal, or a machine do what you want. noun 498 boss The person who is in charge and tells the workers what to do. noun 499 blow To push air out of your mouth, or the way the wind moves the air. verb 500 parent A person's mother or father. noun