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 red Having the colour of blood or of a ripe tomato. adjective 602 blue Having the colour of the sky on a clear day or of deep sea water. adjective 603 green Having the colour of grass and the leaves of a tree. adjective 604 yellow Having the colour of the sun or of a lemon. adjective 605 black Having the colour of the night sky, the darkest of all colours. adjective 606 white Having the colour of snow or of fresh milk, the lightest of all colours. adjective 607 brown Having the colour of earth, wood, or coffee. adjective 608 pink A pale colour made by mixing red and white, like many flowers. adjective 609 grey A colour between black and white, like a cloud on a rainy day. adjective 610 orange A colour between red and yellow. It is also a round fruit of this colour. adjective Lesson 2 · Words 611-620
Words 611 to 620
611 purple Having the colour you get when you mix red and blue, like a plum or some flowers. adjective 612 dirty Not clean; covered in mud, dust, or marks. adjective 613 dry Not wet; with no water on it or in it. adjective 614 wet Covered in or full of water or another liquid. adjective 615 soft Not hard; easy to press, bend, or push in. adjective 616 heavy Weighing a lot; hard to lift or carry. adjective 617 thick Wide from one side to the other, like a big book or a tree trunk. adjective 618 thin Having only a small distance between its two sides, like a sheet of paper. adjective 619 wide Measuring a long way from one side to the other, like a big river or road. adjective 620 narrow Only a short way from one side to the other, like a small path. adjective Lesson 3 · Words 621-630
Words 621 to 630
621 deep Going a long way down from the top, or a long way in from the front. adjective 622 flat Smooth and level, with no bumps and no parts that go up or down. adjective 623 straight Going the same way without bending or turning. adjective 624 sharp Having a thin edge or point that can cut or make a hole. adjective 625 smooth Having an even surface, with no bumps or rough parts, nice to touch. adjective 626 rough Having an uneven surface with bumps, not smooth to touch. adjective 627 tight Held or fixed firmly, or close to the body with little room to move. adjective 628 loose Not held or fixed firmly, or with plenty of room to move. adjective 629 empty Having nothing inside; not holding anything. adjective 630 weak Not having much power or strength; easy to break or bend. adjective Lesson 4 · Words 631-640
Words 631 to 640
631 sad Feeling unhappy, often wanting to cry. adjective 632 angry Feeling very cross because something is wrong or unfair. adjective 633 afraid Feeling that something bad or dangerous may happen; scared. adjective 634 tired Needing to rest or sleep because you have used a lot of energy. adjective 635 hungry Wanting food; needing to eat. adjective 636 thirsty Wanting a drink; needing water. adjective 637 proud Feeling glad and pleased about something good you or someone close has done. adjective 638 brave Ready to do something hard or dangerous even when you feel afraid. adjective 639 gentle Kind and soft in the way you act, not rough or hard. adjective 640 polite Acting in a kind, well-mannered way, saying please and thank you. adjective Lesson 6 · Words 641-650
Words 641 to 650
641 rude Not kind or polite; speaking or acting in a way that upsets other people. adjective 642 clever Able to learn and understand things quickly; good at using your mind. adjective 643 lazy Not wanting to work or do anything; happy to rest instead of being busy. adjective 644 busy Having a lot to do; working hard and not free at the moment. adjective 645 quiet Making little or no sound; not loud. adjective 646 honest Always telling the truth and not stealing or cheating. adjective 647 calm Quiet and relaxed; not angry, worried, or excited. adjective 648 shy Nervous about meeting or talking to other people. adjective 649 silly Not sensible or serious; behaving in a foolish or funny way. adjective 650 wild Living or growing in nature, not kept or looked after by people. adjective Lesson 7 · Words 651-660
Words 651 to 660
651 shout To say something very loudly, often because you are angry or far away. verb 652 whisper To speak in a very soft, quiet way, so that only someone close can hear. verb 653 kick To hit something with your foot. verb 654 bake To cook food such as bread or cakes in an oven. verb 655 brush To move a brush over something to make it clean or tidy. verb 656 fold To bend something, such as paper or cloth, so one part lies over another. verb 657 tie To join or hold something in place with string, rope, or a knot. verb 658 dig To make a hole in the ground by moving earth away. verb 659 plant To put a seed or young plant into the ground so it can grow. verb 660 paint To put colour on a surface with a brush, or to make a picture this way. verb Lesson 8 · Words 661-670
Words 661 to 670
661 spell To say or write the letters of a word in the right order. verb 662 dream To see pictures and stories in your mind while you are asleep. verb 663 knock To hit something hard with your hand to make a sound, often on a door. verb 664 pick To take one thing from a group with your fingers, or to choose it. verb 665 roll To move by turning over and over, the way a ball moves on the ground. verb 666 shake To move something quickly up and down or from side to side, again and again. verb 667 bite To cut into something with your teeth. verb 668 melt To change from something hard into a liquid when it gets warm, the way ice turns to water. verb 669 hang To fix something at the top so the rest of it stays down in the air. verb 670 blow To push air out of your mouth, or the way the wind moves the air. verb Lesson 10 · Words 671-680
Words 671 to 680
671 sail To travel across water in a boat or ship. verb 672 wave To move your hand in the air, often to say hello or goodbye. verb 673 print To put words or pictures onto paper using a machine. verb 674 taste To notice the flavour of food or drink with your mouth. verb 675 shirt A piece of clothing for the top of the body, with sleeves and buttons. noun 676 dress A piece of clothing for a woman or girl, joined at the top and bottom in one piece. noun 677 coat A warm piece of clothing with sleeves that you wear over your other clothes when you go outside. noun 678 hat A piece of clothing that you wear on your head. noun 679 shoe A covering for your foot, made of strong material like leather. noun 680 sock A soft piece of clothing that you wear on your foot, inside your shoe. noun Lesson 11 · Words 681-690
Words 681 to 690
681 skirt A piece of clothing for a woman or girl that hangs down from the waist. noun 682 glove A piece of clothing for your hand, with a part for each finger. noun 683 scarf A long piece of cloth that you wear around your neck to stay warm. noun 684 belt A long strip of leather or cloth that you wear around your waist. noun 685 pocket A small bag sewn into your clothes where you can keep small things. noun 686 button A small round thing that you push through a hole to close your clothes. noun 687 boot A strong shoe that covers your foot and part of your leg. noun 688 jacket A short coat with sleeves that you wear over your other clothes. noun 689 lamp An object that gives light, often on a table or by a bed. noun 690 shelf A flat board on a wall where you can put books or other things. noun Lesson 12 · Words 691-700
Words 691 to 700
691 desk A table where you sit to write, read, or work, often with drawers. noun 692 sofa A long, soft seat with a back and arms, for two or more people to sit on. noun 693 mirror A piece of special glass that shows you a picture of yourself when you look at it. noun 694 cupboard A piece of furniture with doors and shelves, where you keep plates, food, or clothes. noun 695 gate A door in a fence or wall that you open to go into or out of a garden or field. noun 696 fence A wall made of wood or wire that goes around a garden or field to keep things in or out. noun 697 price The amount of money you must pay to buy something. noun 698 coin A small, round, flat piece of metal money. noun 699 purse A small bag for carrying money, coins, and cards. noun 700 wallet A small, flat, folding case for carrying money and cards, often kept in a pocket. noun