boil, (verb) – to heat water until it bubbles. Example: I always ... water for my tea., cheat on, to be dishonest to your boyfriend, girlfriend, husband, or wife with another person. Example: He was very sad when he found out that she would ... him., far, (adjective) – not near; a long way away. Example: My school is not near, it is ... from here., gloves, (noun) – clothes that you wear on your hands when it is cold. Example: Put on your ... because it is snowing outside., make, to cook or prepare food in the morning. Example: I usually ... breakfast for my family at 7:00 AM., mountains, (noun) – very high hills. Example: We like to go to the ... to see the snow., recently, (adverb) – not long ago. Example: I started a new book ... , only two days ago., scent, (noun) – a nice smell. Example: I love the ... of clean flowers., wheat, (noun) – a plant used to make bread and pasta. Example: Bread is made from ... ., competition, (noun) – a game or test where people try to win. Example: She practiced hard to win the swimming ... ., explanation, (noun) – words that help you understand something easily. Example: The teacher gave a clear ... of the new rule., play cards, (phrase) – to play a game using small paper cards with numbers and pictures. Example: In the evening, my family likes to ... together., sociable, (adjective) – friendly and liking to talk to other people. Example: She has many friends because she is very ... ., tired, (adjective) – wanting to rest or sleep. Example: After a long walk in the park, I feel very ... .

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