act (v)
to do something, to behave in a particular way Sarah acted like she didn’t understand. Don’t act silly at a nice dinner; be polite! contract (n)
an agreement between two groups telling what each will do Clifford School has contracts with its teachers. Writers sign contracts with the company that will publish their books. react (v)
to behave in a particular way because of something else first The crowd reacted to the win with cheers. How would you react if your sister stole your candy? actress (n)
a girl or woman who acts in movies, plays, or tv The actress in that movie is very young. She became an actress when she was 23. actually (adv)
really (not very), in fact We thought it was going to rain, but actually it was really nice. This cake is actually the best I have ever eaten! |
action (n)
something that you do Sonia’s quick action stopped the forest fire. The action of putting your hand in the air tells the teacher you have something to say. activity (n)
things happening or people doing things My favorite activity is watching tv with my family. “This is a boring activity,” the students groaned. actor (n)
a person who acts in movies, plays, or tv That actor is really good in that movie. Chen Long(Jacky Chan) is a famous actor. active (adj)
energetic and busy Karen has an active social life; she has many friends. The volcano is very active; it erupts every couple of years. reaction (n)
an action in response to something; a response Shawn’s reaction to the joke was laughter. When I scared her, her reaction was great! I’ve never seen such a scared face! |