A reference list, not a lesson with exercises — browse by part of speech, read the definition and example, and come back whenever you need a quick reminder.
The natural world, or the conditions and surroundings in which someone lives or works.
The way two or more people or things are connected, or feel about each other.
The particular combination of qualities and characteristics that make someone who they are.
The usual series of things you do regularly, in a particular order.
The physical or mental skill or power needed to do something.
Knowledge or skill gained from doing something over time, or something that happens to you.
A choice you make after thinking about different options.
What someone thinks or believes about something, which is not necessarily a fact.
To smile widely, usually showing your teeth.
To make something better, or to become better.
To succeed in doing or reaching something, especially after effort.
To plan and arrange the different parts of an event or system.
To say what someone or something is like, using words.
To put forward an idea or plan for someone to think about.
To like one thing more than another.
Feeling sure about your own abilities or qualities.
Feeling worried or anxious, especially about something that is going to happen.
Able to wait calmly or deal with problems without getting annoyed.
Having a strong desire to learn or know more about something.
Willing to give more money, time, or help than is expected.
Refusing to change your mind or your way of doing something, even when others disagree.
Having a strong desire to be successful or achieve something.
Someone who reacts badly, complaining or getting angry, when they lose a game or competition.
To decide something, especially after thinking about different options.
To continue to communicate with someone regularly, especially after not seeing them.
To really enjoy eating sweet food like cakes and chocolate.
To not notice how much time has passed.
To help someone with something.
To watch or check something carefully, making sure it's okay.
To decide something different from what you had decided before.
To contact someone, for example by phone or email.
Used to say that something is not important or is not a problem.