Thinking and feeling
20 English words (level A1) with a simple English definition and an example sentence. In the app you can hear every word and practise with flashcards, a quiz, spelling and listening.
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| English | Meaning | Example |
|---|---|---|
| believe | to think that something is true | I believe you. |
| catch | to take and hold something that is moving; to get a bus or train | Catch the ball! |
| choose | to decide which one you want | Choose a colour you like. |
| enjoy | to like doing something; to have a good time | I enjoy reading in bed. |
| feel | to have a feeling in your body or mind | I feel tired. |
| focus | to give all your attention to something | I can't focus on my work. |
| forget | to not remember | Don't forget your keys! |
| guess | to give an answer when you are not sure | Guess how old I am! |
| judge | to decide who wins or if something is good or bad | Don't judge people by their clothes. |
| know | to have information in your mind; to be friends with someone | I know the answer. |
| learn | to get knowledge or a new skill | I want to learn German. |
| like | to think something is nice | I like chocolate. |
| love | to like someone or something very much | I love my family. |
| pick | to choose something; also to take a flower or fruit from a plant | Pick a card. |
| read | to look at words and understand them | I read a book every week. |
| remember | to keep something in your mind or bring it back to your mind | I can't remember his name. |
| solve | to find the answer to a problem | Can you solve this puzzle? |
| study | to learn about something | I study English every day. |
| think | to have an opinion; also to use your mind | I think it will rain. |
| want | to wish to have or do something | I want a new bike. |