Eiken Grade 3 Vocabulary - Verbs and Nouns

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Practice flashcards covering essential verbs (action, thought, state, and antonyms) and people-related nouns based on Eiken® Grade 3 preparation materials.

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speak

To speak, used as both an intransitive verb (e.g., speak to everyone) and a transitive verb (e.g., speaks 33 languages).

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bake

To bake (e.g., bake some cookies).

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break

To break or smash (e.g., break a vase).

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brush

To brush or polish (e.g., brush my teeth 33 times a day).

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build

To build (e.g., build a new school).

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carry

To carry (e.g., carry the heavy box upstairs).

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choose

To choose (e.g., choose a different job).

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collect

To collect (e.g., collect old coins).

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contact

To contact or get in touch with (e.g., contact a teacher).

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continue

To continue (e.g., continue the lesson).

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control

To control, govern, or restrain (e.g., control the price).

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cross

To cross or go over (e.g., cross the bridge).

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die

To die (e.g., die at the age of 9090).

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drop

To drop (e.g., drop a glass on the floor).

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explain

To explain (e.g., explain the reason).

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follow

To follow or go after (e.g., follow the car).

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grow

To grow or raise (e.g., grow plants in the garden).

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hang

To hang (e.g., hang a painting on the wall).

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happen

To happen or occur (e.g., What happened after that?).

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hold (action)

To hold or embrace (e.g., hold a baby in my arms).

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hold (event)

To hold or host (e.g., hold a meeting every Monday).

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introduce

To introduce (e.g., introduce myself).

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invite

To invite (e.g., invite him to my birthday party).

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join

To join or add oneself to (e.g., join the volleyball team).

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keep

To continue doing an action (e.g., keep studying).

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meet

To meet (e.g., meet new people at the party).

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move (object)

To move something (e.g., move the desk).

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move (residence)

To move or relocate (e.g., move to a new house).

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name

To name (e.g., name my son George).

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order

To order (e.g., order a drink).

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pass (success)

To pass or succeed (e.g., pass the test).

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pass (transfer)

To hand over or pass (e.g., pass him the salt).

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peel

To peel (e.g., peel an orange).

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practice

To practice (e.g., practice the violin).

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prepare

To prepare (e.g., prepare dinner for my family).

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raise

To raise or lift (e.g., raise my hand).

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repeat

To repeat (e.g., repeat the same mistake).

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return

To return or give back (e.g., return the book to her).

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save (protection)

To save or protect (e.g., save the earth).

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save (accumulation)

To save or store up (e.g., save some money).

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share

To share (e.g., share information with them).

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sign

To sign (e.g., sign a letter).

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spend

To spend money or time (e.g., spend a lot of money).

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surf

To look at information on the internet or to surf (e.g., surf the Internet).

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teach

To teach (e.g., teach English at a junior high school).

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turn

To turn or curve (e.g., turn right).

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waste

To waste (e.g., waste a lot of time).

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wear

To be wearing or have something on (e.g., wear new glasses).

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work (labor)

To work (e.g., work all day).

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work (mechanical)

To function or move (e.g., The computer doesn't work).

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agree

To agree (e.g., agree with you).

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believe

To believe (e.g., believe everything).

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decide

To decide to do something (e.g., decide to study at college).

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feel

To feel or have a sensation (e.g., feel soft).

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fit

To fit perfectly (e.g., fit you perfectly).

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guess

To guess or estimate (e.g., guess his age).

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look

To look like or appear (e.g., look very beautiful).

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smell

To have a smell or scent (e.g., smell delicious).

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taste

To have a taste (e.g., taste really good).

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think

To think or believe (e.g., think about my future).

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understand

To understand (e.g., understand each other).

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worry

To worry (e.g., worry about the problem).

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borrow

To borrow (e.g., borrow a dictionary).

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lend

To lend (e.g., lend him some books).

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catch

To be in time for or catch (e.g., catch the train).

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miss

To miss or be late for (e.g., miss the train).

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cry

To cry (e.g., cry all night).

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laugh

To laugh (e.g., laugh at the story).

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push

To push (e.g., push the button).

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pull

To pull (e.g., pull the rope).

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remember

To remember (e.g., remember that day).

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forget

To forget (e.g., forget her phone number).

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open

To open (e.g., open the box).

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shut / close

To close (e.g., shut the door).

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win

To win (e.g., win the match).

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lose

To lose (e.g., lose the important game).

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send

To send (e.g., send a present to my aunt).

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receive

To receive (e.g., receive an e-mail from him).

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actor

An actor (e.g., my favorite movie actor).

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artist

An artist or painter (e.g., a famous Japanese artist).

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assistant

An assistant or helper (e.g., work as an assistant).

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model

A model.