like
Similar to someone or something, or in the same way as them.
float
To stay on the surface of liquid or in the air without sinking.
home
The place where a person lives, or the place where someone feels they belong.
follow
To go after someone or something, or to accept instructions or information.
adventure
An exciting, unusual, or risky experience.
currently
At the present time.
off
Away from a place, position, or machine; no longer operating.
part
To separate from someone or something, or to divide something into sections.
go
To move or travel from one place to another; to leave or continue.
show
To let someone see something or to explain it by making it clear.
around
In a circle, nearby, or in different parts of a place.
island
A piece of land that is completely surrounded by water.
before
Earlier than a time, event, person, or place.
continue
To keep doing something or keep happening.
sail
A large piece of cloth that catches wind to move a boat.
morning
The early part of the day, from after midnight or sunrise until noon.
always
At every time; on every occasion.
coffee
A hot or cold drink made from roasted beans.
loves
Feels deep affection for someone or enjoys something very much.
weather
The condition of the air outside, including temperature, rain, wind, and clouds.
update
New information or a newer version of something.
breakfast
The first meal of the day, usually eaten in the morning.
normally
In the usual way, or in most situations.
important
Having great value, meaning, or effect; needing attention.
thing
An object, idea, action, or fact when its exact name is not given.
head
The part of the body above the neck, containing the brain, eyes, ears, nose, and mouth.
actually
Used to show what is true, real, or different from what was expected.
pretty
Attractive in a pleasant, delicate, or charming way.
funny
Making people laugh; also strange or hard to explain.
think
To use your mind to form ideas, opinions, plans, or memories.
camera
Equipment for taking photographs (usually consisting of a lightproof box with a lens at one end and light-sensitive film at the other).
needs
The third-person form of need: requires something because it is necessary or important.
pointing
The present participle of point: showing direction or aiming something.
down
Toward a lower place, level, or position.
bit
A small amount or piece of something.
reckon
To think or believe something, or to calculate an amount.
making
The process of creating something; also the qualities needed for success.
feel
To experience an emotion, physical sense, or opinion about something.
routine
A usual order of activities that someone follows regularly.
anyway
Used to continue, change, or finish what you are saying.
make
To create, build, prepare, or cause something to happen.
much
A large amount of something, used with uncountable nouns.
every
Used before a singular noun to mean all members of a group.
single
Only one; not married or not in a romantic relationship.
day
A period of twenty-four hours, or the time between morning and night.
really
Used to say something is true, strong, or more than expected.
difference
A way in which two people or things are not the same.
sure
Confident that something is true; certain about something.
love
A strong feeling of deep affection, care, or romantic attraction.
know
To have information, understanding, or experience of something.
tell
To give information to someone by speaking or writing.
person
A human being, considered as an individual.
us
Used for the speaker and one or more other people as the object of a verb or preposition.
am
The first-person present form of be.
definitely
Without doubt; certainly.
though
Used to add a contrasting idea, often at the end of a sentence.
because
For the reason that something is true or happened.
oh
A sound used to show surprise, pain, understanding, or another quick feeling.
just
Only or simply, with nothing more.
put
To place something somewhere; also to express something in words.
mine
A deep hole or place where people dig minerals from the ground; also an explosive hidden in the ground or water.
right
Correct, suitable, or morally good.
say
To speak words, express an idea, or give information.
however
Used to introduce a contrast or a different point.
enjoy
To get pleasure from something.
makes
Creates, prepares, or causes something to happen.
yeah
Informal way to say yes.
maybe
Possibly; used when something is not certain.
light
Not heavy, or not dark in color.
sleeper
A person who sleeps in a particular way; also something that becomes successful unexpectedly.
soon
After a short time from now or from the time being discussed.
lights
The plural form of light: things that shine or produce brightness.
sleep
To rest with your eyes closed while your body and mind are inactive.
eye
The body part used for seeing.
open
Not closed, covered, or blocked; willing to share or accept ideas.
take
To get, hold, carry, or use something.
look
To use your eyes to see; to seem or appear a certain way.
leave
To go away from a place; to let something remain somewhere.
little
Small in size, amount, age, or importance.
crack
A narrow break or opening in a hard surface.
why
For what reason or purpose.
explain
To make something clear or easy to understand.
properly
In the correct, suitable, or expected way.
male
Belonging to the sex that can usually father children or produce sperm.
general
Including most cases or people, without focusing on small details.
boat
A small or medium vehicle that travels on water.
aware
Knowing about a fact, situation, or feeling.
everything
All things, facts, or matters.
drag
To pull something along with effort, often on the ground.
drop
To fall or let something fall, or to reduce suddenly.
anchor
A heavy object used to keep a boat in place.
next
Coming immediately after the present one or after another thing in order.
tide
The regular rise and fall of the sea; a strong movement or change.
changes
A term for a specific person, object, place, or idea in English.
blah
Not interesting, exciting, or clear.
raining
The present participle of rain: water is falling from clouds.
sort
A type or kind of person or thing.
stuff
Things, materials, or belongings when you do not name them exactly.
guess
To give an answer or opinion without being sure it is correct.
probably
Used to say that something is likely to happen or be true.
worry
To feel anxious about something, or to make someone feel anxious.
team
A group of people who work or play together.
thank
To tell someone that you are grateful for something.
true
Correct, real, or agreeing with facts.
board
A flat piece of wood, a group of directors, or meals and lodging.
flow
The steady movement of liquid, air, traffic, information, or activity.
equilibrium
A state in which opposing forces or effects are balanced.
whack
A hard hit, especially one that makes a loud sound.
communication
A person, object, process, or idea from this word family.
close
Near in distance, time, relationship, or amount.
quarters
Rooms or buildings where people, especially workers or soldiers, live.
sorry
An apology or expression of regret; informal as a noun.
occasional
Happening sometimes but not often or regularly.
helps
The third-person form of help: makes something easier or gives support.
exercise
Physical activity done to stay healthy or a task done for practice.
exploring
The -ing form of explore: travelling through or examining carefully.
places
The plural form of place: particular areas, positions, or buildings.
healthy
Strong and well in body or mind, or good for keeping people well.
space
An empty area or distance between things.
stretching
The present participle of stretch: making something longer, wider, or more extended.
leg
One of the body parts used for standing and walking.
absolutely
Completely, or used to strongly agree.
stun
To shock or surprise someone greatly, or make a person or animal unable to move for a short time.
welcome
A friendly word used to greet someone when they arrive.
got
The past form of get: received, became, reached, or understood something.
amazing
Very surprising, impressive, or enjoyable.
ankle
The joint between the foot and the leg.
line
A long thin mark, row, border, or series of words.
