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Everyday vocabulary

Practice twenty words that help you describe events, explain a thought, and respond to the world around you.

Everyday vocabulary

Word	Meaning	In a sentence
adaptverb	To change, or change something, to fit a new situation or purpose.	We adapted the game so that a larger group could play.
braveadjective	Willing to face danger, difficulty, or fear.	It was brave of Noor to admit the mistake in front of the group.
calmadjective	Not feeling or showing strong worry, anger, or excitement.	Maya stayed calm when the lights suddenly went out.
curiousadjective	Eager to find out about something or understand how it works.	The curious child wanted to know why the moon changed shape.
discoververb	To find something or learn a fact that you did not know before.	We discovered a tiny nest beneath the porch roof.
journeynoun	An act of traveling from one place to another, especially over some distance.	The journey to the island included a train ride and a short ferry crossing.
noticeverb	To become aware of something by seeing, hearing, or otherwise observing it.	Did you notice the new sign beside the gate?
patientadjective	Able to wait or work through difficulty without becoming annoyed.	Our patient teacher explained the problem a third time.
predictverb	To say what you think will happen in the future.	The dark clouds led us to predict rain before evening.
reflectverb	To think carefully about an experience, idea, or choice.	Take a moment to reflect on what the experiment taught you.
benefitnoun	A helpful or favorable result, effect, or feature.	One benefit of the new path is easier access to the river.
challengenoun	A difficult task or situation that requires effort or skill.	Finding enough rehearsal time was our biggest challenge.
compareverb	To examine things to find similarities, differences, or both.	Compare the prices before choosing a ticket.
createverb	To make something new or bring something into existence.	The students will create a mural for the entrance hall.
explainverb	To make something clear by giving information, reasons, or details.	Please explain how you solved the problem.
includeverb	To have or make someone or something part of a group, whole, or activity.	The price includes breakfast and bicycle hire.
increaseverb	To become greater in amount, number, size, or degree, or make something greater.	The number of visitors increased during the festival.
purposenoun	The reason something is done, made, or used.	The purpose of the meeting is to choose a new timetable.
similaradjective	Alike in one or more ways without necessarily being identical.	The two coats are similar in color but different in length.
supportverb	To help, strengthen, or provide what someone or something needs.	Local volunteers support the club by repairing its equipment.