A1 Unit 65: Describing things 6
17 A1 words: pink, tall, everyday, thin, carefully, thick… Learn them in 4 steps, then review them every day.
Word list
| Word | Meaning | Example | |
|---|---|---|---|
| pink/pɪŋk/ adj | pinka light red colour | Mia has a pink bag.Mia has a pink bag. | |
| tall/tɔl/ adj | tallhigh; having a great height | Leo is tall for his age.Leo is tall for his age. | |
| everyday/ˈɛvriˈdeɪ/ adj | everydayhappening or used every day | Cooking is an everyday job.Cooking is an everyday job. | |
| thin/θɪn/ adj | thinnot thick | The book is thin.The book is thin. | |
| carefully/ˈkɛrfəli/ adv | carefullyin a way that avoids mistakes | Listen carefully to the teacher.Listen carefully to the teacher. | |
| thick/θɪk/ adj | thickhaving a large distance from side to side | The book is very thick.The book is very thick. | |
| gray/ɡreɪ/ n/adj | graythe colour between black and white | The sky is gray today.The sky is gray today. | |
| ideal/aɪˈdil/ adj | idealperfect | This is an ideal place for a picnic.This is an ideal place for a picnic. | |
| boring/ˈbɔrɪŋ/ adj | boringnot interesting | The film is boring.The film is boring. | |
| ugly/ˈʌɡli/ adj | uglynot nice to look at | The monster in the film is ugly.The monster in the film is ugly. | |
| purple/ˈpɝpəl/ n | purplea colour between red and blue | Her dress is purple.Her dress is purple. | |
| rude/rud/ adj | rudenot polite | It is rude to shout.It is rude to shout. | |
| lazy/ˈleɪzi/ adj | lazynot wanting to work | My cat is lazy.My cat is lazy. | |
| strict/strɪkt/ adj | strictmaking people follow rules | Our teacher is strict.Our teacher is strict. | |
| handsome/ˈhænsəm/ adj | handsomegood-looking (for men) | Tom is a handsome man.Tom is a handsome man. | |
| clever/ˈklɛvɚ/ adj | cleverquick to learn | Mia is a clever girl.Mia is a clever girl. | |
| awake/əˈweɪk/ adj | awakenot sleeping | The baby is awake.The baby is awake. |