Vocabulary List
Boy
A Male child or a young male person.
Example Sentences:
- The boy is playing football in the park.
- I saw a boy reading a book at the library.
- He’s a friendly boy who likes animals.
Girl
A Female child or a young female person.
Example Sentences:
- The girl is drawing a picture in her notebook.
- She’s a kind girl who helps her classmates.
- I saw a little girl playing with her dog.
Friend
A Person you like and trust, someone you enjoy spending time with.
Example Sentences:
- My best friend and I go to the same school.
- She made a new friend at the park.
- A true friend is always there for you.
Boyfriend
A Man or boy that someone is having a romantic relationship with.
Example Sentences:
- She went to the movies with her boyfriend.
- His girlfriend gave him a gift for his birthday.
- Her boyfriend is very kind and supportive.
Girlfriend
A Woman or girl that someone is having a romantic relationship with.
Example Sentences:
- He went shopping with his girlfriend.
- My brother has a new girlfriend.
- His girlfriend loves to travel.
Person
A Human being, either male or female.
Example Sentences:
- She is a very friendly person.
- Only one person was in the room.
- That person helped me find my way.
Adult
A Person who is fully grown or developed, usually 18 years or older.
Example Sentences:
- You must be an adult to watch that movie.
- She became an adult last year when she turned 18.
- Adults are responsible for their own decisions.
Baby
A Very young child, especially one who has not yet started to walk or talk.
Example Sentences:
- The baby is sleeping in the crib.
- They took their baby to the doctor for a check-up.
- She smiled when she saw the baby laugh.
Mr
A Title used before a man’s last name or full name as a polite form of address.
Example Sentences:
- Mr. Smith is our new teacher.
- Please meet Mr. Johnson, the manager.
- “Good morning, Mr. Brown,” she said politely.
Mrs
A Title used before a married woman’s last name or full name as a polite form of address.
Example Sentences:
- Mrs. Wilson is my neighbor.
- The letter was addressed to Mrs. Thompson.
- “Good afternoon, Mrs. Davis,” said the receptionist.