Vocabulary
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Citizen – a legal member of a country
Example: Alex wanted to become a citizen. -
Sign up – to register or join something
Example: He signed up for a citizenship class. -
Class – a group of students learning together
Example: He went to the first class. -
Teacher – a person who helps others learn
Example: The teacher spoke only Spanish. -
Speak – to say words out loud
Example: All the students spoke Spanish. -
Spanish – a language spoken in Spain and Latin America
Example: The class was in Spanish. -
English – the main language spoken in the U.S., UK, and others
Example: “We need to speak English,” Alex said. -
Understand – to know the meaning of something
Example: “We need to understand English.” -
Read – to look at and understand written words
Example: “We need to read English.” -
Write – to put words on paper or screen
Example: “We need to write English.” -
Worry – to feel afraid or nervous about something
Example: The teacher said, “Don’t worry.” -
Important – something that matters a lot
Example: “English isn’t important anymore.” -
Fail – to not succeed
Example: “My students never fail the interview.” -
Interview – a meeting where someone asks you questions
Example: Students prepare for a citizenship interview. -
Enough – as much as needed
Example: “Your English is good enough.” -
Drop out – to leave or quit a class
Example: Alex dropped out of the class. -
Another – one more or a different one
Example: He signed up for another class. -
Only – just or nothing more
Example: The teacher spoke only English. -
More – a greater amount
Example: “Becoming a citizen is more important.” -
Say – to speak words
Example: “Can you say yes in English?”