Grade_03 : Word group 01
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Every / ˈɛvəri / DETERMINER Origin: Old English
each one in a group
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Fancy / fˈænsi / ADJECTIVE Origin: Latin via French
decorative, special, or elaborate
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Fly / flaɪ / VERB Origin: English
to move through the air
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Address / ˈædrˌɛs / NOUN Origin: Latin via French
the details that show where a person or place is
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Ancient / ˈeɪntʃʌnt / ADJECTIVE Origin: Latin via French
very old or from a long time ago
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Be / bˈi / VERB Origin: Old English
to exist or have a particular condition
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Beginning / bɪɡˈɪnɪŋ / NOUN Origin: Old English
the start of something
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Blanket / blˈæŋkʌt / NOUN Origin: Old French
a warm covering used on a bed or body
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Building / bˈɪldɪŋ / NOUN Origin: Old English
a structure with walls and a roof
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Caught / kˈɑt / VERB Origin: Old French
past tense of catch, meaning took hold of
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Clean / klin / VERB Origin: Old English
having the quality described as clean
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Community / kʌmjˈunʌti / NOUN Origin: Latin via French
a group of people living or working together
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Cultivates / kˈʌltɪvˌeɪts / VERB Origin: Latin
prepares and cares for land or helps something grow
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Diamond / dˈaɪmʌnd / NOUN Origin: Greek via Latin and French
a very hard clear gemstone
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Eager / ˈiɡɝ / ADJECTIVE Origin: Old French
very interested and excited to do something
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Fragile / frˈædʒʌl / ADJECTIVE Origin: Latin via French
easily broken or damaged
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Gigantic / dʒaɪɡˈæntɪk / ADJECTIVE Origin: Greek
extremely large
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Flush / flˈʌʃ / VERB Origin: Old English
to make water flow through something to clean it
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Hedge / hˈɛdʒ / NOUN Origin: Old English
a row of bushes forming a boundary
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Iguana / ɪˈɡwɑnə / NOUN Origin: Arawak via Spanish
a large tropical lizard
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Instructed / ˌɪnstrˈʌktʌd / VERB Origin: Latin
taught or gave directions to
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July / dʒˌulˈaɪ / NOUN Origin: Latin
the seventh month of the year
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Lesson / ˈlɛsən / NOUN Origin: Latin
a thing, object, place, or idea called lesson
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Litter / lˈɪtɝ / NOUN Origin: Latin via French
waste left lying in a public place
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Make / meɪk / VERB Origin: Old English
to create or produce
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Middle / mˈɪdʌl / NOUN Origin: Old English
the central part
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Multiplication / mˌʌltʌplʌkˈeɪʃʌn / NOUN Origin: Latin
the process of adding a number to itself several times
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New / nu / ADJECTIVE Origin: Old English
recently made, found, or begun
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October / ɑktˈoʊbɝ / NOUN Origin: Latin
the tenth month of the year
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Paused / pˈɔzd / VERB Origin: Greek via Latin
stopped briefly