Word List |
Vocabulary
| Performance noun | Your performance was very good |
| An act of presenting a play or concert | |
| Appreciate Verb | He did not appreciate her enough |
| recognize the full worth of | |
| Busy Adjective | He was very busy |
| having a great deal to do | |
| Buy Verb | He had to buy more sandwiches |
| obtain in exchange for payment | |
| Check Verb | She was meant to check the oven an hour ago |
| examine something in order to determine its quality | |
| Comfortable Adjective | He was very comfortable here |
| physically relaxed and free from constraint | |
| Complain Verb | He was not one to complain often |
| express dissatisfaction or annoyance about something | |
| Concern Verb | She was feeling a lot of concern from him |
| make someone anxious or worried | |
| Condition Noun | His condition was unknown |
| the state of something with regard to it's appearance, quality or working order | |
| Experience Noun | She had very little experience |
| the knowledge or skill acquired by a period of practical experience | |
| Explain Verb | He had already explained this to her |
| make an idea clear to someone by describing it in more detail or revealing relevant facts | |
| Feed Verb | He had to feed her |
| give food to | |
| Fetch Verb | She was told to fetch the Hillson report |
| go for and then bring back | |
| Miss Verb | She would be missed |
| fail to attend participate in or watch something | |
| Necessary Adjective | It was necessary for him to do this |
| needed to be done, achieved or present | |
| Privacy Noun | Her privacy was not being respected |
| a state in which one is not observed or disturbed by other people | |
| Properly Adverb | She hadn't filled in the form properly |
| correctly or satisfactorily | |
| Pursue Verb | She had decided to pursue the new position |
| continue or proceed along a path or course of action | |
| Strong Adjective | He was very strong |
| having the power to move heavy weight or perform physically demanding tasks | |
| Thin Adjective | She was very thin |
| having little or too little flesh or fat on the body | |
| Trust Verb | How could he trust what she said |
| firm belief in the reliability of someone or something | |
| Wardrobe Noun | He didn't like the new wardrobe |
| a large tall cupboard in which clothes may be hung or stored | |
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