Grade_03 : Word group 02
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Playful / plˈeɪfʌl / ADJECTIVE Origin: Old English
full of fun and wanting to play
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Precious / prˈɛʃʌs / ADJECTIVE Origin: Latin via French
very valuable or greatly loved
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Quick / kwɪk / ADJECTIVE Origin: Old English
having the quality described as quick
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Really / rˈɪli / ADVERB Origin: Latin via French
truly or in fact
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Road / roʊd / NOUN Origin: Old English
a place called a road
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Scatter / skˈætɝ / VERB Origin: Old English
to spread things in different directions
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Shiny / ʃˈaɪni / ADJECTIVE Origin: Old English
smooth and bright because it reflects light
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Slippery / slˈɪpɝi / ADJECTIVE Origin: English or Germanic
difficult to hold or stand on because it is smooth or wet
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Speaking / spˈikɪŋ / VERB Origin: English or Germanic
using the voice to say words
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Story / ˈstɔri / NOUN Origin: Old French
a thing, object, place, or idea called story
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Suddenly / sˈʌdʌnli / ADVERB Origin: English or Germanic
quickly and unexpectedly
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Symphony / sˈɪmfʌni / NOUN Origin: Greek
a long musical work for an orchestra
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Think / θɪŋk / VERB Origin: Old English
to use the mind to form ideas
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Touch / tˈʌtʃ / VERB Origin: Old English
to put a hand or other body part against something
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Uncle / ˈʌŋkʌl / NOUN Origin: Old English
the brother of a parent or the husband of an aunt
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Vacation / veɪkˈeɪʃʌn / NOUN Origin: Latin
a period of rest or travel away from school or work
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Walking / wˈɔkɪŋ / VERB Origin: Old English
moving on foot at a regular pace
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Welcome / wˈɛlkʌm / NOUN Origin: Old English
a friendly greeting given to someone arriving
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Wildlife / wˈaɪldlˌaɪf / NOUN Origin: Old French or French
animals and plants living in nature
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Ability / ʌbˈɪlʌtˌi / NOUN Origin: Latin
the skill or power to do something
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Achievement / ʌtʃˈivmʌnt / NOUN Origin: Latin
something successfully completed through effort
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Afternoon / ˌæftɝnˈun / NOUN Origin: Latin
the part of the day between noon and evening
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Alert / ʌlˈɝt / ADJECTIVE Origin: English or Germanic
watchful and ready to notice danger
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Amount / ʌmˈaʊnt / NOUN Origin: Latin
a quantity of something
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Another / əˈnəðər / DETERMINER Origin: English
one more or a different one
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Ape / eɪp / NOUN Origin: Greek
an animal called a ape
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Area / ˈɛriʌ / NOUN Origin: Old English
a particular place or amount of surface
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Artist / ˈɑrtʌst / NOUN Origin: Old English
a person who creates art
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Athlete / ˈæθlˌit / NOUN Origin: Greek
a person skilled in sports
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Aunt / ˈænt / NOUN Origin: Old English
the sister of a parent or the wife of an uncle