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earn (verb) - to receive money for work that you have done.
earthen (adjective) - made up of earth, soil, or dirt.
easily (adverb) - without effort, pain, or trouble
eaten (verb) past participle of to eat - to take food into the body through the mouth.
edible (adjective) - safe to eat, can be eaten
elect (verb) - to choose by voting
elected (verb) past tense of to elect - to choose by voting
election (noun) - the process of choosing a person to serve in government by voting
element (noun) - 1. a basic part of any whole, 2. in science, a substance that can not be reduced to smaller chemical parts, like oxygen or helium
emit (verb) – to send out gas, light or heat into the air
emperor (noun) - the male ruler of an empire
empty (adjective) - nothing in it
encourage (verb) - to give help or support to
energetic – has a lot of energy
energy (noun) – the ability to be active. Example: Running takes a lot of energy.
energy (noun) - power or heat from sources such as the sun, wind, petroleum, natural gas, or coal that can be put to use by humans.
enjoy (verb) - to like doing something
enough (adverb) - as much as needed
environment (noun) - the air, land and water around us, the natural world
equipment (noun) – a tool or object used for a particular activity
erode (verb) - to wear away or eat into.
escape (verb) - to get free from something; to get away
especially (adverb) - more than other people or other things, or more than usual
eve (noun) - the evening or day before a holiday or other special day.
evergreen (adjective) - stays green, a plant with leaves that do not fall off in the winter
everyone (pronoun) - each and every person; everybody
evil (adjective) - very bad
except (preposition) - apart from; not including
existed (verb) – past tense of the verb to exist – to be real, or to be present
expensive (adjective) - costs a lot of money
explorer (noun) – someone who travels to places where no one has been before in order to find out what is there.
explosion (noun) - the act or noise of breaking open with great force; burst. Bombs cause explosions.
explosive (noun) - a substance that is able to cause an explosion
export (verb) - to send to another country to sell
extra (adjective) - more than usual
eyesight (noun) - the ability to see; vision