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His birthday is in April.
apron noun aprons
An apron is a large piece of cloth that you wear over your other clothes to keep them clean when you are cooking or painting.
are
Look at be (#ulink_35ee4b79-8405-5bb5-837f-08b41059fabd).
They are both in my class.
area noun areas
An area is a part of a place.
We live in an area near the park.
aren’t
Aren’t is short for are not.
My friends aren’t here today.
argue verb argues, arguing, argued
If you argue with someone, you talk about something that you do not agree about.
We argued about where to go.
argument noun arguments
If you have an argument with someone, you talk about something that you do not agree about.
She had an argument with another girl.
arm noun arms
Your arms are the two parts of your body between your shoulders and your hands.
She stretched her arms out.
armchair noun armchairs
An armchair is a big comfortable chair with parts on the sides for you to put your arms on.
army noun armies
An army is a large group of soldiers who fight in a war.
around
1 Around means in a circle.
There were lots of people around her.
2 You also use around to say that something is in every part of a place.
His toys lay around the room.
3 Around also means near to something.
We left around noon.
arrange verb arranges, arranging, arranged
1 If you arrange something, you make plans for it to happen.
We arranged a party for her birthday.
2 If you arrange things somewhere, you put them in a way that looks tidy or pretty.
He arranged the books in piles.
arrive verb arrives, arriving, arrived
When you arrive at a place, you get there.
We arrived ten minutes late.
arrow noun arrows
1 An arrow is a long, thin stick with a sharp point at one end.
The soldiers used bows and arrows.
2 An arrow is also a sign that shows you which way to go.
Follow the arrows along the path.
art noun
Art is something that someone has made for people to look at, for example a painting or drawing.
ask verb asks, asking, asked
1 If you ask someone a question, you say that you want to know something.
I asked him what his name was.
2 If you ask for something, you say that you want it.
She asked for some sweets.
asleep adjective
If you are asleep, you are sleeping.
The cat was asleep under the tree.
assembly noun assemblies
An assembly is a group of people who meet together.
We were late for school assembly.
assistant noun assistants
An assistant is someone who helps another person in their work.
astronaut noun astronauts
An astronaut is a person who travels in space.
ate
Look at eat (#litres_trial_promo).
He ate three apples.
atlas noun atlases
An atlas is a book of maps.
attack verb attacks, attacking, attacked
If someone attacks another person, they try to hurt them.
attention noun
If you pay attention, you watch and listen.
He always pays attention in class.
attract verb attracts, attracting, attracted
If something attracts things to it, it makes them move towards it.
Magnets attract anything made of iron.
audience noun audiences
An audience is all of the people who watch or listen to something, for example a film or a play.
August noun
August is the month after July and before September. It has 31 days.
We went on holiday in August.
aunt noun aunts
Your aunt is the sister of your mother or father, or the wife of your uncle.
author noun authors
An author is a person who writes books.
autumn noun autumns
Autumn is the season after summer and before winter. In the autumn the weather usually becomes cooler and the leaves fall off the trees.
awake adjective
Someone who is awake is not sleeping.
I stayed awake until midnight.
away
1 If someone moves away from a place, they move so that they are not there any more.
He walked away from the house.
2 If you put something away, you put it where it should be.
Put your books away before you go.
awful adjective
If something is awful, it is very bad.
There was an awful smell.
axe noun axes
An axe is a tool with a handle and a big, sharp blade. It is used to chop wood.
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