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TermDefinition
verb an action word that tells what someone or something does
present tense verb a form of a verb showing that something is happening now
past tense verb a form of a verb showing that something happened in the past; usually add -ed to the end of verb
irregular past tense verb a form of a verb showing that something happned in the past that does NOT usually end with -ed - it does not follow the rule ex. am --> was, are --> were, feel --> felt
irregular past tense for "am" was
irregular past tense for "are" were
irregular past tense for "come" came
irregular past tense for "feel" felt
irregular past tense for "meet" met
irregular past tense for "speak" spoke
irregular past tense for "make" made
come to move to or toward a person or place
feel to experience a particular feeling or emotion
meet to see and know someone for the first time; to be introduced to someone
speak to talk to someone about something; to have a conversation with someone
make to create or prepare something by combining materials or putting parts together
around to move on the outside of something or to go in a circle
into to a position in or inside something
up toward or in a higher position
down to or at a lower place or position
across from one side to the other side
newspaper a set of large printed sheets of paper containing news, articles, advertisements, etc. and published every day or every week
irregular past tense for "think" thought
irregular past tense for "lead" led
irregular past tense for "go" went
irregular past tense for "give" gave
irregular past tense for "see" saw
think to have a particular idea or opinion about something or someone; to believe something
lead to be in control of something; to be the leader of something
give to hand something to someone so that they can look at it, use it, or keep it for a time
ballot the system of voting in writing and usually in secret; an occasion on which a vote is held
vote to choose or select someone or something, as in an election
protester a person who fights against something he or she thinks is not right
leader someone who shows others how to do something
march when people walk together to show support for an idea or belief
protest when people come together to show that something is wrong or that they do not like something and show their beliefs or feelings about it
free speech when you can say what you think
ballot box a place to collect everyone's votes
sequence the order in which events happen
time line a tool to help identify a sequence that usually shows dates in order and what happened on those dates
country places with large groups of people with the same political leader
called when you are talking about the name of something
lived stayed
house a building where people live
now at this time
American people who are born in the United States of America
would when you want to do something
know understanding something
should thinking something is a good idea to do
also too
r-contolled vowel "ar" sounds like the letter "r" ex. car, far, jar
r-contolled vowel "or" sounds like "or" ex. or, for, nor
star a large ball of burning gas in space that we see as a point of light in the sky at night
horn a simple musical instrument that consists of a curved metal tube that you blow into
far away at a distance
porch a platform with an open front and a roof, built onto the side of a house on the ground floor
r-contolled vowel "ur" sounds like "er" ex. curb, turn
r-contolled vowel "er" sounds like "er" ex. fern, germ
r-contolled vowel "ir" sounds like "er" ex. bird, shirt
fern a plant with large delicate leaves and no flowers that grows in wet areas or is grown in a pot
curb the edge of the raised path at the side of a road, usually made of long pieces of stone
r-contolled vowel "air" and "ear" sounds like "air" ex. chair, bear
r-contolled vowel "eer" and "ear" sounds like "eer" ex. deer, tear
tear a drop of liquid that comes out of your eye when you cry
right something all people have the freedom to do
sign a message printed large enough for many people to read
women the plural of woman meaning more than one mature female adult
turn to move or make something move around a central point
storm very bad weather with strong winds and rain, and often thunder and lightning
near a short distance away
chair a piece of furniture to sit on
bird a creature that is covered with feathers and has two wings, and two legs
on in or into a position covering, touching, or forming part of a surface
computer an electronic machine that can store, organize, and find information, do calculations, and control other machines
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