Vocabulary
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bike – a bicycle, a vehicle you pedal to ride
It was a brand new red bike. -
brand new – completely new, never used before
He loved his brand new mountain bike. -
mountain bike – a strong bike for riding on rough paths
It was a red mountain bike with 12 gears. -
gears – parts that control how fast or easy it is to ride
The bike had 12 gears. -
steep – very high or sharply sloped
He rode up and down steep hills. -
dirt roads – roads made of soil, not pavement
He rode on dirt roads with his mountain bike. -
sidewalks – paths beside roads where people walk
He rode his bike on sidewalks. -
city streets – roads in the city used by cars and bikes
He rode his bike on city streets. -
lock – a device used to keep something safe
He bought a strong lock for his bike. -
strong – not easy to break
He thought the lock was strong and safe. -
library – a place where you read or borrow books
He went to the library and left his bike outside. -
bike rack – a metal frame where bikes are parked
He locked his bike to the bike rack. -
evening – the time of day after afternoon
He went to the library in the evening. -
hours – units of time (60 minutes)
He was inside the library for two hours. -
ground – the surface of the earth
The bike lock was on the ground. -
cut – sliced or broken using something sharp
The bike lock was cut in two. -
gone – not there anymore
His bike was gone when he returned. -
paid – gave money in exchange for something
He paid $300 for the bike and $50 for the lock. -
loved – liked something very much
He loved his red bike. -
rode – past tense of “ride”; used a bike
He rode the bike everywhere.