Vocabulary with Examples:
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Kindergarten – a school for young children before first grade.
✅ Mrs. Jones was a kindergarten teacher. -
Teacher – someone who helps others learn.
✅ Mrs. Jones was a teacher. -
Happy – feeling good or joyful.
✅ She was not happy with her life. -
Used to – something done regularly in the past but not now.
✅ She used to love children. -
Stand – to tolerate or accept.
✅ She couldn’t stand them. -
Loud – making a lot of noise.
✅ Mrs. Jones thought they were too loud. -
Shout – to say something loudly.
✅ "All they can do is shout or cry," she complained. -
Cry – to shed tears when sad or upset.
✅ "All they can do is shout or cry," she complained. -
Complain – to say you are unhappy about something.
✅ She complained about the children. -
Old – having lived many years.
✅ "I’m too old for this now." -
Retire – to stop working after reaching a certain age.
✅ It was time to retire. -
House – a building where someone lives.
✅ Mrs. Jones bought a house by a lake. -
Lake – a large body of water surrounded by land.
✅ She bought a house by a lake. -
Quiet – making little or no noise.
✅ Her new house was too quiet. -
Miss – to feel sad because someone or something is not there.
✅ She missed the children. -
Rope – a strong, thick string.
✅ Mrs. Jones decided to buy a rope. -
Hang – to attach something from above so it dangles.
✅ She hung it on a tree. -
Tree – a large plant with a trunk and branches.
✅ She hung the rope on a tree. -
Swing – to move back and forth while hanging.
✅ The children swung into the lake. -
Join – to become part of a group or activity.
✅ She always joined them.