a bit (adverb) - a small amount

abolish (verb) - to do away with; put a stop to; end

aboriginal(adjective) - relating to the original race of people living in a place

about (adverb) – approximately, close to

absorb (verb) - to take in liquid through the surface

abstract (adjective) - not real, abstract art involves shapes and colours and not images of people of things

ache (verb) - hurts, is painful

achieve (verb) - to succeed, usually by working hard

according to (preposition) - said by someone. according to the government = the government says

acre (noun) - a standard unit of area used to measure land.

add(verb) - to put something else in to make larger or better

additions (noun) - something that is added

adult (adjective) - having grown up

advice (noun) - an idea or opinion that someone gives to help you decide.

affect (verb) - to cause a change in.

afford (verb) - have enough money to buy something, It can also mean to have enough time to do something.

afternoon (noun) - the time of day between noon and evening

age (verb) - to become older

AGO = Art Gallery of Ontario

agreement (noun) - a decision made between two or more people

alcoholic (adjective) - containing alcohol

alert (adjective) - quick to notice and act.

alloy (noun) – a mixture of two or more metals

a lot (adverb) - many

amount (noun) - a quantity, or a number

ancient (adjective) – from a long time ago

anniversary (noun) – the day on which an important event happened in a previous year.  Your birthday is an anniversary. 

announce (verb) - to tell or make known.

apartment (noun) - one or more rooms that people live in and that are part of a building.

apply (verb) - to ask officially for something. Example: You apply for a job. You apply to go to a college

appoint (verb) - to name someone to a particular office or duty

Arctic Ocean - one of the oceans of the world, found at the most northern part of the Earth, see map

area (noun) - 1. a region of a country or city or 2. a part of a building or a piece of land

argue (verb) - to disagree; quarrel

argued (verb) past tense of to argue

arguing (verb) present participle of to argue

arrange (verb) - to put in an order.

arrive (verb) - to come to, or reach a certain place.

arrow (noun) - a thin stick with a point on one end. An arrow is a kind of weapon.

artistic (adjective) - showing skill and imagination in creating

ashore (adverb) - move onto the land from the water. Example: We swam ashore at the beach.

asleep (adjective) - sleeping

athlete (noun) - someone who competes against other people in sports
 at least – no less than

attacked (verb) past tense of to attack - to use violence to hurt or damage something

attraction (noun) - a place people want to visit

aunt (noun) - the sister of one's mother or father, or the wife of one's uncle

autumn (noun) - one of the four seasons, after summer and before winter

available (adjective) - able to be used, or possible to get

awful (adjective) - very bad or unpleasant


awhile (adverb) - for a short time.


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