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  • Yumiko Kubota さんが新しい記事を投稿しました。 2年, 8か月前

    altogetheradverd Altogether means “all together” or “totally,” as in “all things considered” or “totally agreed.”   Example We need to work together to […]

  • Yumiko Kubota さんが新しい記事を投稿しました。 2年, 8か月前

    altonoun The word “alto” refers to a singing voice that is lower than a soprano but higher than a tenor. It is often the lowest female voice or a high male […]

  • Yumiko Kubota さんが新しい記事を投稿しました。 2年, 8か月前

    altitudenoun The word “altitude” means the height of something, especially how high it is above the ground or sea level.   Example We were flying at […]

  • Yumiko Kubota さんが新しい記事を投稿しました。 2年, 8か月前

    althoughconjunction “Although” is used to introduce a contrast or exception. It means “despite the fact that” or “even though.”   Example Although I […]

  • Yumiko Kubota さんが新しい記事を投稿しました。 2年, 8か月前

    alternativenoun The noun “alternative” refers to one of two or more available possibilities or choices. It denotes an option or a substitute that can be selected […]

  • Yumiko Kubota さんが新しい記事を投稿しました。 2年, 8か月前

    alternateadjective The adjective form of the word “alternate” is “alternate”. In English, it means “alternating; occurring by turns; taking turns; interchanging […]

  • Yumiko Kubota さんが新しい記事を投稿しました。 2年, 8か月前

    altarnoun An “altar” is a table or a raised platform used in religious ceremonies for making offerings, sacrifices, or conducting rituals. It’s often f […]

  • Yumiko Kubota さんが新しい記事を投稿しました。 2年, 8か月前

    alsoadverd Also is an adverb that is used to add information to a sentence. It means “in addition” or “as well”.   Example I also want to attend […]

  • Yumiko Kubota さんが新しい記事を投稿しました。 2年, 8か月前

    alreadyadverd The meaning of the word “already” in English is “prior to now; by now”.   Example I have already finished my homework. She had […]

  • Yumiko Kubota さんが新しい記事を投稿しました。 2年, 8か月前

    alphabetnoun Alphabet means “a set of letters or symbols that is used to represent the basic set of spoken sounds in a language, especially the set of letters […]

  • Yumiko Kubota さんが新しい記事を投稿しました。 2年, 8か月前

    aloudadverd Aloud is an adverb that means to say something in a voice that can be heard by others. It’s the opposite of thinking something silently in your […]

  • Yumiko Kubota さんが新しい記事を投稿しました。 2年, 8か月前

    alongsideadverd alongside: alongside means “next to” or “beside” in English.   Example She walked alongside her friend down the street. The two […]

  • Yumiko Kubota さんが新しい記事を投稿しました。 2年, 8か月前

    alongpreposition The preposition “along” means “in a line with; alongside; in a lengthwise direction; by the side of; in accompaniment with”. The […]

  • Yumi Seya さんが新しい記事を投稿しました。 2年, 8か月前

    bloodhoundnoun A bloodhound is a special kind of dog that is trained to find people or animals. They have an amazing sense of smell and can help us find people […]

  • Yumi Seya さんが新しい記事を投稿しました。 2年, 8か月前

    bloodnoun Blood is a special liquid inside your body that helps your body stay healthy. It carries oxygen and nutrients to all the parts of your body, like […]

  • Yumi Seya さんが新しい記事を投稿しました。 2年, 8か月前

    blondnoun Blond is a type of hair color. People with blond hair usually have yellow or gold colors in their hair.   Example She has beautiful blond hair. He is a tall blond man. The blond girl smiled at me.  

  • Yumi Seya さんが新しい記事を投稿しました。 2年, 8か月前

    blognoun A blog is like a diary on the internet. You can write about things that are happening in your life or what you think about the world. People can […]

  • Yumi Seya さんが新しい記事を投稿しました。 2年, 8か月前

    block lettersplural noun Block letters are big, square letters that are easy to read. They look like square blocks, which is why we call them block letters. You […]

  • Yumi Seya さんが新しい記事を投稿しました。 2年, 8か月前

    blockagenoun Blockage means something is blocking the way. It’s like when you build a tower with your blocks and then you put another block on top and it […]

  • Yumi Seya さんが新しい記事を投稿しました。 2年, 8か月前

    blockadenoun A blockade is like a fence that blocks something from going in or out. It’s like when you play with blocks and build a wall, but instead of it […]

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