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About: We were talking about the new movie last night.

Used to indicate a subject or topic of discussion.

Ability: She has the ability to speak five languages fluently.

It can refer to natural talent or acquired skills that enable someone to perform tasks effectively.

Able: He is able to complete the project on time.

Capable of doing something or having the necessary skills or resources to achieve a task.

Above: The painting hangs above the fireplace.

In a higher position than something else; used to indicate a location or level that is greater.

Abroad: She is studying abroad in Spain for a year

In a foreign country, typically for education or work purposes.

Absent: He was absent from school yesterday due to illness.

Not present in a place; missing or not attending.

Accent: She has a strong French accent when she speaks English.

A distinctive way of pronouncing a language is often associated with a particular region or group.

Accept: I accept your invitation to the party.

To agree to receive something willingly.

Access: Only authorized personnel have access to the secure area.

The ability to enter or make use of something.

Accident: The car accident happened on the highway last night.

An unexpected event that causes damage or injury, often involving vehicles.

Accommodation: The hotel offers excellent accommodation for guests.

A place where people stay, such as a hotel or other lodging.

Accompany: I will accompany you to the concert.

To go along with someone as a companion or guide.

According to: According to the report, sales have increased.

s stated by someone or something, it is often used to reference a source of information.

Account: I have a bank account where I keep my savings.

A record or statement of financial expenditure and receipts relating to a particular period or purpose.

Accountant: The accountant prepared the company’s financial statements.

A professional who is responsible for managing financial accounts, preparing financial statements, and ensuring compliance with tax regulations.

Accurate: The weather forecast was accurate, predicting rain all day.

Free from mistakes or errors; correct.

Ache: She had an ache in her back after sitting for hours.

A continuous or prolonged pain or discomfort in a specific area of the body.

Achieve: He worked hard to achieve his goal of becoming a doctor.

To successfully reach or attain a desired objective or result through effort.

Across: The bridge stretches across the river.

In a position on the opposite side; from one side to the other.

Act: The actor gave a great performance in the play.

To perform a role in a theatrical production or to take action.

Action: His quick action saved the child from falling.

The process of doing something to achieve a goal or to produce an effect.

Active: She leads an active lifestyle, exercising daily.

Involved or engaged in physical or mental activities.

Activity: The children were involved in various outdoor activities.

A specific task or action that involves movement or energy.

Actor: The actor won an award for his performance in the movie.

A person who performs in plays, films, or television shows.

Actress: The actress received praise for her role in the film.

A female actor.

Actually: Actually, I think we should go home now.

In fact or in reality.

Ad: I saw an interesting ad for a new phone.

A public notice or announcement promoting a product or service.

Add: Please add sugar to the tea for sweetness.

To combine or put something together with something else.

Addition: The addition of new technology improved the product.

The action or process of adding something to something else.

Address: She gave her address to the delivery driver.

The location where someone lives or receives mail.

Admire: I admire her dedication to helping others.

To regard with respect or approval.

Admission: The admission to the concert was free.

The process of allowing entry or access to something.

Admit: He admitted to making a mistake in his report.

to confess or acknowledge something is true

to allow someone to enter a place

Admit: He admitted to making a mistake in his report.

To confess or acknowledge something.

Adult: He is an adult and can make his own decisions.

A fully grown person, typically over 18 years of age.

Advance: The soldiers advanced towards the enemy camp.

To move forward or progress.

Advanced: She took an advanced course in mathematics.

More complex or developed than the usual level.

Advantage: Having a strong background in math is an advantage in engineering.

A condition or circumstance that puts someone in a favorable position.

Adventure: Their trip to the jungle was a thrilling adventure.

An unusual, exciting, or risky experience.

Advert: I saw an advert for a job opening in the newspaper.

A short form of advertisement.

Advertise: They advertise their products on television.

To promote or publicize something to a large audience.

Advertisement: The advertisement for the new car was everywhere

A public notice to promote a product or service.

Advice: My grandmother always gives me the best advice.

Guidance or recommendations offered regarding a decision or course of action.

Advise: The doctor advised me to rest for a few days.

To recommend or suggest something.

Aeroplane: We took an aeroplane to Paris for our vacation.

A vehicle designed for air travel.

Afford: I can't afford to buy a new car right now.

To have enough money or resources to do something.

Afraid: She is afraid of spiders.

Feeling fear or anxiety about something.

After: We will meet after the movie.

Following in time or place.

Afternoon: Let's meet in the afternoon for coffee.

The time of day between noon and evening.

Afterwards: We went for dinner afterwards.

At a later time or after something else has happened.