English · Chapter 7
Irregular verbs
10 vocabulary lessons, 2 grammar primers, 1 story milestone.
Start this chapterLesson 1 · Words 601-610
Words 601 to 610
601 fool A person who does silly things or who does not think before acting. noun 602 protect To keep someone or something safe from harm or danger. verb 603 quiet Making little or no sound; not loud. adjective 604 horse A big, strong animal with four legs that people ride or that pulls things. noun 605 lock To close a door or box with a key so no one else can open it. verb 606 careful Giving thought and attention to what you do so nothing goes wrong. adjective 607 coffee A hot brown drink made from the roasted seeds of the coffee plant. noun 608 enjoy To get pleasure from something, or to have a good time doing it. verb 609 fix To mend something that is broken so it works again. verb 610 dude A man. It is a friendly, very informal word, used most often by young people. noun Lesson 2 · Words 611-620
Words 611 to 620
611 bag A soft container with an open top that you carry things in. noun 612 park A large open place with grass and trees where people walk and play. noun 613 choose To pick one thing from two or more because you want it or think it is best. verb 614 rock The hard, solid material that mountains are made of, or a large piece of it. noun 615 ooh A sound you make when you are surprised, pleased or impressed by something. interjection 616 class A group of students who learn together, or one period of teaching. noun 617 mark A number or letter a teacher gives your work to show how good it is. noun 618 fault Something wrong in a thing that stops it working well, or the blame when something bad happens. noun 619 straight Going the same way without bending or turning. adjective 620 choice The act of picking one thing when there is more than one to take. noun Lesson 3 · Words 621-630
Words 621 to 630
621 quick Moving or happening fast, in a short time. adjective 622 future The time that has not come yet, the days and years after now. noun 623 card A small flat piece of thick paper, used to write on or to play games. noun 624 system A set of parts or rules that work together as one whole. noun 625 imagine To make a picture in your mind of something that is not there or not real. verb 626 joke A short funny thing you say to make other people laugh. noun 627 calm Quiet and relaxed; not angry, worried, or excited. adjective 628 wonderful Very good; making you feel happy and full of joy. adjective 629 mad Very angry. It can also mean not thinking in a normal, sensible way. adjective 630 absolutely Completely, in every way. People also say it on its own to mean a strong yes. adverb Lesson 4 · Words 631-640
Words 631 to 640
631 smell To notice something with your nose. verb 632 drug Something you take that changes your body or your mind. Some drugs are medicine; others are against the law. noun 633 building A structure with walls and a roof, such as a house, a school, or an office. noun 634 yesterday On the day before today. adverb 635 arrest To take someone away and hold them, as the police do to a person they think has broken the law. verb 636 share To let someone else have or use part of what you have. verb 637 realise To suddenly understand something that you did not understand before. verb 638 reach To arrive at a place, or to stretch out your hand to touch something. verb 639 box A container with straight sides, used to hold or carry things. noun 640 push To press on something with your hands to move it away from you. verb Lesson 6 · Words 641-650
Words 641 to 650
641 leg One of the two long parts of your body that you use to stand and walk. noun 642 worth Good enough or useful enough for the money, time or work it takes. adjective 643 darling A loving name you call a person you care about very much. noun 644 visit To go to see a person or place for a while. verb 645 mess A place or a thing that is dirty or untidy, with everything in the wrong place. noun 646 president The leader of a country that has no king or queen, or the head of a large company. noun 647 handle The part of a door, cup, bag or tool that you hold in your hand. noun 648 message Words you send to someone when you cannot speak to them face to face. noun 649 present To show or give something to a group of people. verb 650 pain The bad feeling in your body when you are hurt or ill. noun Lesson 7 · Words 651-660
Words 651 to 660
651 prove To show with facts that something is true. verb 652 wedding The day and the party when two people get married. noun 653 none Not one and not any of a group of people or things. pronoun 654 amazing So good or so surprising that people can hardly believe it. adjective 655 general About the whole of something, and not about the small details. adjective 656 build To make something by putting parts together, like a house or a wall. verb 657 bill A piece of paper that shows how much money you must pay. noun 658 fish An animal that lives in water and swims, with no legs. noun 659 destroy To break or damage something so badly that it cannot be used or repaired. verb 660 swear To promise something very strongly so that people believe you. verb Lesson 8 · Words 661-670
Words 661 to 670
661 court The place where a judge decides if someone has broken the law. noun 662 round Shaped like a circle or like a ball. adjective 663 mouth The part of your face that you use to eat and to speak. noun 664 weird Very strange, and hard to explain. adjective 665 worried Feeling unhappy because you think something bad may happen. adjective 666 forgive To stop being angry with someone for something bad they did. verb 667 kick To hit something with your foot. verb 668 brain The part inside the head that people and animals use to think and feel. noun 669 arrive To get to a place at the end of a journey. verb 670 shop A place where you go to buy things. noun Lesson 10 · Words 671-681
Words 671 to 681
671 wall A tall, flat side of a room or building, or one that stands outside. noun 672 chief The person who leads a group of people at work. noun 673 strange Not usual or normal; hard to understand and a little surprising. adjective 674 study To spend time learning about something by reading or going to classes. verb 675 crime Something a person does that is against the law. noun 676 fear The feeling of being afraid. noun 677 animal A living thing that can move and feel, such as a dog, a bird, or a fish. noun 678 tired Needing to rest or sleep because you have used a lot of energy. adjective 679 station A place where trains or buses stop so that people can get on and off. noun 681 judge A person who decides what is right and wrong in a court of law. noun Lesson 11 · Words 682-691
Words 682 to 691
682 thousand The number 1000, ten hundreds. numeral 683 bar A place where people buy and drink beer, wine, and other drinks. noun 684 notice To see or hear something and become aware of it. verb 685 busy Having a lot to do; working hard and not free at the moment. adjective 686 ground The land under your feet when you are outside. noun 687 mile A way of measuring distance, a little more than one and a half kilometres. noun 688 service The help that staff give to customers in a shop, a hotel, or a restaurant. noun 689 blue Having the colour of the sky on a clear day or of deep sea water. adjective 690 eh A short sound you make to ask someone to say something again, or to check that they agree. interjection 691 group A number of people or things that are together or belong with each other. noun Lesson 12 · Words 692-700
Words 692 to 700
692 hotel A building where you pay to sleep and stay for a short time, often when you are travelling. noun 693 deep Going a long way down from the top, or a long way in from the front. adjective 694 idiot A rude word for a person who does something very foolish. noun 695 jump To push up off the ground with your feet so your body goes into the air. verb 696 table A piece of furniture with a flat top and legs that you put things on or sit at. noun 697 buddy A warm, friendly word for a friend, used most often in American English. noun 698 near A short way from something, and not far from it. preposition 699 during All through a period of time, or at some point inside it. preposition 700 search To look carefully for someone or something you are trying to find. verb