apple noun A round fruit with firm, crisp flesh and thin skin that grows on a tree. She packed an apple and a sandwich for lunch. + paper noun A thin material made from wood pulp or fibers, used for writing, printing, or wrapping. She folded a sheet of paper into a small crane for her desk. + happy adjective Feeling or showing pleasure, contentment, or a sense of well-being. The children were happy to spend the whole afternoon playing in the park. + puppy noun A young dog, especially one that is still growing and not yet fully trained. The puppy chewed on an old shoe while its mother slept nearby. + purple adjective Of a color between red and blue, produced by mixing those two colors. The sunset painted the sky in streaks of purple and orange. + simple adjective Easy to understand or do; not complicated, elaborate, or difficult. The recipe uses just three simple ingredients you probably already have at home. + people noun Human beings in general or considered as a group. Thousands of people gathered downtown for the annual parade. + popular adjective Liked, admired, or supported by a large number of people. The new coffee shop quickly became popular among students on campus. + opinion noun A personal view, belief, or judgment about something that is not necessarily based on fact. In my opinion, the new policy will do more harm than good. + hospital noun An institution that provides medical and surgical treatment and care for sick or injured people. Paramedics rushed the accident victims to the nearest hospital. + computer noun An electronic device that processes data and performs tasks according to programmed instructions. She bought a new computer to handle the demanding video editing software. + important adjective Having great significance, value, or influence on people, events, or outcomes. It is important to save documents regularly in case the computer crashes. + possible adjective Able to happen, exist, or be done given the circumstances or current knowledge. It is possible to finish the project early if everyone works together. + opportunity noun A favorable set of circumstances that makes it possible to do or achieve something. Moving to the city gave her the opportunity to study at a better university. + experience noun Practical knowledge or skill gained from doing, seeing, or feeling things over time. Years of experience taught her how to calm nervous patients before surgery. + appreciate verb To recognize the value or significance of something, or to be grateful for it. I really appreciate you taking the time to help me move. + purpose noun The reason something is done, made, or used. The purpose of the meeting is to choose a new timetable. + pepper noun A hot or mild spice made from dried, ground berries, or a hollow vegetable eaten as food. She sprinkled black pepper over the pasta before serving it to her guests. + pumpkin noun A large, round vegetable with thick orange skin and flesh, grown on a vine and often used in pies. Every October, the family carves a pumpkin into a grinning jack-o'-lantern for Halloween. + pattern noun An arrangement or sequence in which parts repeat in a recognizable way. The tiles form a pattern of blue and white squares. + pillow noun A soft cushion used to support the head, typically while sleeping or resting. She fluffed her pillow before lying down for an afternoon nap. + pocket noun A small pouch sewn into clothing or a bag, used to carry small items. He kept his keys in the front pocket of his jeans. + prepare verb To make something or someone ready for a particular purpose or event. She spent the whole afternoon preparing dinner before the guests arrived for the party. + produce verb To make, create, or bring something into existence, especially through effort or a natural process. The factory produces thousands of cars every month for export. + program noun A planned series of activities, events, or lessons designed to achieve a particular goal. The university launched a new exchange program for engineering students. + project noun A planned piece of work, often involving several stages, that is designed to achieve a particular goal. The team spent six months completing the renovation project. + promise noun A firm assurance that one will do or not do something, or that something will happen. He made a promise to call his grandmother every Sunday evening without fail. + propose verb To put forward an idea or plan for others to consider, or to ask someone to marry you. The architect proposed a bold new design for the city park. + publish verb To prepare and issue a book, article, or other material for the public to read or buy. The author finally published her first novel after years of rejection letters. + purchase verb To buy something. They purchased a small house on the edge of town last spring. +