english warmups

accept

agree or get something

except

exclude something

access

right to use something

excess

something extra

advise

to warn

advice

your opinion on something

affect

a verb

effect

a noun

aisle

a narrow passageway

isle

island

a part

a section of something

apart

seperated

a lot

a large amount

allot

to share or portion out

already

something that has happened by certain time or so soon

all ready

completely prepared

allude

to reference something indirectly

elude

to escape

allusion

make an indirect reference

illusion

a false reality

any way

in any manner, by any means

anyway

regardless, or the continuation of a story

altogether

completely or all things considered

all together

everyone or everything together

break

to destroy something

brake

bring something to a stop

principal

the person in charge of a school, or the original/most important

principle

a rule, guideline, or fact

quiet

the absence of sound

quite

truly or considerably

rite

ceremony or procedure

write

to outline, draw, or make markings

respectfully

showing respect or honorr

respectively

in that order

role

your function or part that you have

roll

can be a bread item, list of people, or verb

stationary

a person/thing that isn’t moving

stationery

the envelopes, cards, or paper

empathy

understanding from someone else’s perspective - you have experienced it

sympathy

understanding from your perspecive - haven’t personally experienced it

that

indicates a specific object/thing

which

adds extra info and used with commas

threw

propelling something through the air

through

moving from one place to another

thru

less formal word of through

thorough

complete and whole

than

indicates a comparison

then

indicates time

there

a location or direction

their

shows ownership and possession

they’re

they are

to

a preposition, can sometimes show direction

too

also or extremely

two

a number

who

the subject

whom

the objet

who’s

who is or who has

whose

shows possession

breath

a noun

breathe

a verb

capital

accumulated wealth/uppercase/state, county seat of govt/important

capitol

where the congress meets

cite

to qoute

sight

the act of seeing

site

space that is occupied or an internet location

compliment

a courtesy of admiration or approval

complement

to complete or perfect

conscience

awareness or right/wrong

conscious

awake or alert

desert

a dry, arid region, or abandoning someone

dessert

a sweet dish after a meal

elicit

evoke or draw out a reaction

illicit

illegal

ensure

to make certain

insure

protect against risks by paying an insurance companya

assure

to remove someones doubt

immigrate

entering a country

emigrate

leaving a country

emit

to sent out

omit

to leave out

fewer

not as many - can be counted

less

not as much - less tangible

farther

concrete, physical distance

further

abstract, figurative distance

hoard

a supply kept hidden away

horde

a large group of individduals

it’s

it is

its

possessive pronoun

led

past tense of lead

lead

directing at the front or the metal

lessen

to make smaller

lesson

something you learn/teach

lie

to get in a horizontal position, past tense of lay

lay

put/set something down

lose

to not win

loose

something isn’t right

moral

right/wrong value and ethics

morale

a sense of purpose or enthusiam

passed

deals with motion or change in state/condition

past

refers to time