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 stay To keep being in one place and not go away. verb 402 return To go back to a place, or to give something back. verb 403 arrive To get to a place at the end of a journey. verb 404 enter To go into a place or room. verb 405 visit To go to see a person or place for a while. verb 406 travel To go from one place to another, often far away. verb 407 drive To make a car or other vehicle move and to steer it. verb 408 forget To not be able to remember something. verb 409 remind To make someone remember something they must do or know. verb 410 answer To say or write something back when someone asks you a question. verb Lesson 2 · Words 411-420
Words 411 to 420
411 reply To say or write something back to someone who has spoken to you or asked you a question. verb 412 mention To say or write something about someone or something, but only in a short or quick way. verb 413 explain To make something clear or easy to understand by giving more facts or reasons. verb 414 describe To say or write what someone or something is like, so others can picture it. verb 415 decide To choose what to do after thinking about it, so you are no longer unsure. verb 416 choose To pick one thing from two or more because you want it or think it is best. verb 417 expect To think that something will happen or that someone will come. verb 418 wish To want something to happen or to be true, often when it may not be. verb 419 agree To think the same as someone else, or to say yes to a plan or idea. verb 420 accept To take something that is offered, or to say yes to it. verb Lesson 3 · Words 421-430
Words 421 to 430
421 allow To let someone do something, or to say yes to it. verb 422 prepare To get something or someone ready before it is needed. verb 423 notice To see or hear something and become aware of it. verb 424 realise To suddenly understand or know something is true. verb 425 wonder To think about something because you want to know more about it. verb 426 prefer To like one thing more than another. verb 427 enjoy To get pleasure from something, or to have a good time doing it. verb 428 worry To feel unhappy and afraid because you think something bad may happen. verb 429 care To feel that someone or something is important to you. verb 430 hate To dislike someone or something very strongly. verb Lesson 4 · Words 431-440
Words 431 to 440
431 love To like someone or something very much, deep in your heart. verb 432 kill To make a person, animal, or plant die. verb 433 die To stop living and be dead. verb 434 save To keep someone or something safe from harm, or to keep something to use later. verb 435 raise To lift something up, or to help a child grow up. verb 436 feed To give food to a person or an animal. verb 437 hurt To cause pain to someone, or to feel pain. verb 438 marry To become someone's husband or wife. verb 439 rest To stop working or moving so your body can feel fresh again. verb 440 relax To become calm and let go of worry, or to stop being tight or tense. verb Lesson 6 · Words 441-450
Words 441 to 450
441 create To make something new that did not exist before. verb 442 develop To grow or change into something bigger or better over time. verb 443 receive To get or take something that someone gives or sends to you. verb 444 offer To ask someone if they would like something, or to say you are willing to give or do it. verb 445 provide To give someone something they need or want. verb 446 include To have something as one of the parts of a group or whole. verb 447 continue To keep doing something without stopping. verb 448 remain To stay in the same place or the same way, or to be left after the rest is gone. verb 449 consider To think about something carefully before you decide. verb 450 report To tell people about something that has happened, often in writing or in the news. verb Lesson 7 · Words 451-460
Words 451 to 460
451 information Facts or details that you learn or tell someone about something. noun 452 education The teaching and learning that people get at a school or college. noun 453 health How well or ill your body and mind are. noun 454 science The study of the world by testing and watching how things work. noun 455 art Things people make to be beautiful, such as paintings or drawings. noun 456 news New facts about things that have just happened. noun 457 message Words you send to someone when you cannot speak to them face to face. noun 458 subject A thing you study at school, or the thing you are talking about. noun 459 language The words people use to speak and write to each other. noun 460 sentence A group of words that make a full idea, starting with a capital letter. noun Lesson 8 · Words 461-470
Words 461 to 470
461 society All the people who live together in one place and share the same laws and ways of life. noun 462 culture The ideas, customs, food, and art of a group of people or a country. noun 463 nature The plants, animals, land, and weather of the world, not made by people. noun 464 future The time that has not come yet, the days and years after now. noun 465 past The time before now, the days and years that have already gone. noun 466 period A length of time, often one with a clear start and end. noun 467 season One of the four parts of the year: spring, summer, autumn, or winter. noun 468 weather The state of the air outside, such as sun, rain, wind, or snow. noun 469 holiday A time when you do not work or go to school, often spent away from home. noun 470 journey A trip from one place to another, often a long one. noun Lesson 10 · Words 471-480
Words 471 to 480
471 ticket A small piece of paper or card that shows you have paid to travel, or to go into a place. noun 472 station A place where trains or buses stop so that people can get on and off. noun 473 airport A large place where planes take off and land, and where people begin or end a flight. noun 474 hotel A building where you pay to sleep and stay for a short time, often when you are travelling. noun 475 restaurant A place where you pay to sit down and eat a meal cooked for you. noun 476 kitchen The room in a house where you cook and prepare food. noun 477 bathroom The room in a house where you wash, have a bath, and use the toilet. noun 478 office A room or building where people work at desks, often using computers and phones. noun 479 factory A large building where people and machines make things in great numbers. noun 480 hospital A building where doctors and nurses look after people who are ill or hurt. noun Lesson 11 · Words 481-490
Words 481 to 490
481 church A building where Christians meet to pray and worship God. noun 482 library A building or room where books are kept for people to read or borrow. noun 483 market A place where people buy and sell things, often outdoors. noun 484 bridge A structure built over a river or road so that people can cross it. noun 485 island A piece of land with water all around it. noun 486 beach A flat area of sand or small stones next to the sea. noun 487 forest A large area of land covered with many trees. noun 488 valley Low land between hills or mountains, often with a river running through it. noun 489 desert A large, dry area of land with little water and few plants, often covered with sand. noun 490 storm Very bad weather with strong wind and rain, and sometimes thunder. noun Lesson 12 · Words 491-500
Words 491 to 500
491 sky The space high above the earth that you see when you look up, where the sun, clouds, and stars are. noun 492 star A small bright point of light that you see in the sky at night. noun 493 moon The large round object that shines in the sky at night and moves around the earth. noun 494 cloud A white or grey shape in the sky made of tiny drops of water. noun 495 rain Water that falls from clouds in the sky in small drops. noun 496 snow Soft white pieces of frozen water that fall from the sky when it is very cold. noun 497 wind Air that moves across the land or sea, sometimes gently and sometimes very strongly. noun 498 ice Water that has become hard and solid because it is very cold. noun 499 heat The quality of being hot, or the warm feeling that comes from the sun, a fire, or a warm place. noun 500 earth The planet where we live, or the ground and soil under our feet. noun