Vocabulary Words, Cycle #2 Flashcards
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Subject pronoun, first-person singular
I
Subject pronoun, second-person singular
You
Subject pronoun, third-person singular (female)
She
Subject pronoun, third-person singular (male)
He
Subject pronoun, third-person singular (object/animal)
It
Subject pronoun, first-person plural
We
Subject pronoun, third-person plural
They
Object pronoun, first-person singular
Me
Object pronoun, second-person singular
You
Object pronoun, third-person singular (male)
Him
Object pronoun, third-person singular (female)
Her
Object pronoun, third-person singular (object/animal)
It
Object pronoun, first person plural
Us
Object pronoun, third-person plural
Them
Possessive adjective, first-person singular
My
Possessive adjective, second-person singular
Your
Possessive adjective, third-person singular (male)
His
Possessive adjective, third-person singular (Female)
Her
Possessive adjective, first-person plural
Our
Possessive adjective, third-person plural
Their
Noun for “being bored”
Boredom
Noun for “emotional tension”
Stress
Synonym of “happiness”
Joy
“Painful feeling of humiliation”
Shame
“Strong feeling of displeasure”
Anger
“Unexpected fact, thing, or event”
Surprise
“Appearing nervous”
Agitated
“Lack of justice”
Injustice
“Unpleasant emotion caused by the belief that someone or something is dangerous”
Fear
Noun for “being sad”
Sadness
“Fact of having committed a crime”
Guilt
“The capacity to recover quickly from difficulties”
Resilience
Plural of tooth
Teeth
Verb meaning “to go up by using your hands and feet”
Climb
Verb meaning “to desire something”
Want
____, listen, concentrate! (verb)
Look
___ your resources ! (verb)
Use
“Activity involving mental or physical effort” (Verb)
Work
“Action of taking using a phone to talk to a friend” (verb)
Call
“Action you do when you need help in class… You ___ a question” (verb)
Ask
When you take risks in class, you ____ your best. (verb)
Try
When you “require something because it is very important” (verb)
Need
Time indicator, present, meaning “at all times”.
Always
Time indicator, present, synonym of “generally”.
Usually
Time indicator, present, meaning “occasionally”.
Sometimes
Time indicator, present, meaning “not ever”.
Never
Time indicator, present, meaning “this present day”.
Today
Time indicatorS meaning “repetitive event”.
Every day, every month, every year, every night, every morning
Time indicator, present, meaning “moment before lunch time”.
This morning
Time indicator, present, meaning “moment after lunch time, but before dinner”.
This afternoon
Time indicator, past tense, meaning “the day before today”.
Yesterday
Time indicator, past tense, synonym of “last week”.
A week ago
Time indicator, past tense, meaning “the day before yesterday”
Two days ago
Time indicator, simple future, meaning “the day after today”.
Tomorrow
Time indicator, simple future, meaning “after dinner”.
Tonight
Time indicator, simple future, meaning “in the time following an event”.
After
Time indicator, simple future, meaning “coming immediately after the time of writing”.
Next
Time indicator, simple future, meaning “after a short time”.
Soon
Time indicator, simple future, meaning “the day after tomorrow”.
In two days
In a ____ minutes, we will play a game (time indicator, simple future, three letters)
In a few minutes
