accomplish (v), To successfully complete or achieve something, especially after effort., achieve (v), To succeed in doing something after working hard for it., additional (adj), More than what already exists; extra., alert (adj), Being quick to notice or respond to danger or important changes., anxiety (n), A feeling of worry, nervousness, or fear, often about something that might happen in the future., appropriately (adv), In a way that is suitable or right for a particular situation., assignment (n), A task or piece of work given to someone, often as part of their studies or job., attention (n), The act of focusing your mind or noticing something carefully., balance (v, n), A state where different things are equal or in the correct proportions; also, the ability to stay steady and not fall., bring about (v phr), To cause something to happen, especially a change or result., calendar (n), A chart or system that shows the days, weeks, and months of the year, often used to plan events or keep track of time., celebrity (n) = celeb, A famous person, especially in entertainment or sports., concentrate (v), To focus your attention on something., consistently (adv), In the same way over time; regularly., consult (v), To ask someone for advice or information., contain (v), To hold or include something inside., counsellor (n), A person trained to give advice or guidance, especially in schools., deadline = due date (n), The latest time by which something must be completed., deal with (phr v), To manage or handle a problem or situation., delay (v), To make something happen later than planned., distract (v), To take someone’s attention away from what they are doing., divide (v), To separate something into parts or groups., efficiently (adv), In a way that uses time or resources well., encouragement (n), Support or praise that helps someone feel confident., fattening (adj), Likely to make you gain weight., function (v), To work or operate in the correct way., get rid of (phr v), To throw away or remove something unwanted., get through (phr v), To finish something difficult or survive a tough time., hand in (phr v), To submit something, like homework or a report., improve (v), To make something better., junk food (n), Unhealthy food that is high in fat, sugar, or salt., look after (phr v), To take care of someone or something., maintain (v), To keep something in good condition or continue it., make up (phr v), To account for or represent a portion of a total amount., mental (adj), Related to the mind or brain., minimize (v), To reduce something to the smallest amount or degree., mood (n), A temporary state of feeling or emotion., optimistic (adj), Having a positive outlook; expecting good things., overcome (v), To successfully deal with or defeat a problem or challenge., physical (adj), Related to the body or material things., praise (v), To express approval or admiration., prioritize (v), To decide what is most important and do it first., productivity (n), The rate at which work is done or goods are produced., sign out (phr v), To log off or officially leave a system or place., stressed out (adj), Feeling very anxious or overwhelmed., succeed (v), To achieve a goal or do well., thankful (adj), Feeling grateful or appreciative., timely (adj), Done at the right time; not late., to-do list (n), A written list of tasks to complete., unwell (adj), Feeling sick or not healthy., urgent (adj), Needing immediate attention., weight (n), How heavy something or someone is., well-balanced (adj), Healthy and sensible; having all parts in good proportion., worried (adj), Feeling anxious or concerned., train (v), To practice or prepare for a skill or activity.

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