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English

The language traditionally spoken in England and now used widely around the world.

episode

A distinct section or incident in a narrative, literary work, or historical account.

graph

A visual representation of numerical data or relationships, usually using lines, bars, or points.

harassment

Persistent pressure, attacks, or troublesome interference directed against a person, group, or organization.

magazine

A periodical publication, usually issued regularly, containing articles, stories, photographs, and advertisements.

narrative

A spoken or written account of connected events; a story.

newspaper

A regularly published paper containing news, articles, advertisements, and other information.

paragraph

A distinct section of a piece of writing, usually consisting of several sentences and beginning on a new line, that develops one main idea.

petition

A formal written request, especially one signed by many people, asking an authority to take a particular action.

photo

an image made using a camera.

plea

A serious and urgent request for help, mercy, or action.

policy

A written statement of an organization’s rules, principles, or procedures, especially concerning a particular matter.

pop

A short, sharp explosive or bursting sound.

praise

Words or an expression that show approval, admiration, or gratitude.

praise

Worshipful expression of admiration and gratitude directed to a deity.

print

text or images produced by a printing process.

prose

written or spoken language in its ordinary form, without metrical structure.

script

A written text containing the words to be spoken or performed in a film, play, broadcast, or other production.

signal

A gesture, sound, light, or other sign used to convey information or give a warning or instruction.

tale

a narrative of imaginative or legendary events, often passed down through oral tradition; a fanciful or exaggerated account

testimony

A formal statement or account given by a witness, especially in court, about what they know or have observed.

ticket

a piece of paper granting admission or passage.

tip

A useful piece of practical advice.

video

The recording, production, or broadcasting of moving images, considered as a medium or activity.

vowel

A speech sound produced with the vocal tract relatively open, typically forming the central part of a syllable.

warning

a statement or event that alerts someone to a possible danger, problem, or unpleasant situation

incompleteness

The condition of lacking full information, coverage, or representation, especially in a collection, record, or account.

accent

A distinctive way of pronouncing a language associated with a particular region, social group, or first language.

apostrophe

A direct address to an absent, dead, imaginary, or nonhuman person or thing in speech or writing.

boarding pass

a document allowing a passenger to board a plane

chat

An informal conversation, especially a friendly one.

clap

A sharp sound made by striking the hands together or by something striking another thing.

comment

A spoken or written remark expressing an opinion, explanation, or reaction.

cover letter

a letter sent with an application or document

diary

A book or digital record in which a person regularly writes about their experiences, thoughts, or activities.

driver's license

an official document permitting one to drive

email address

the identifier to which email is sent

first name

the personal name given at birth

hint

A small piece of information or an indirect suggestion that helps someone understand, discover, or do something.

idiom

A fixed expression whose meaning cannot usually be understood literally from the meanings of its individual words.

last name

the family name shared by relatives

maiden name

a woman's family name before marriage

middle name

a name between one's first and last names

non-fiction

Writing or other media that presents factual information about real people, events, or subjects rather than invented stories.

outline

A brief general description or plan that presents the main points of something without details.

parking ticket

a fine issued for illegal parking

phone number

the digits used to call a telephone

postcard

A card, usually with a picture or illustration on one side and space for a message and address on the other, sent through the mail without an envelope...

preposition

A word placed before a noun, pronoun, or noun phrase to show its relationship to another word, often expressing location, direction, time, or means, s...

pronoun

A word that stands in for a noun phrase, typically referring to a person, thing, or previously mentioned entity, such as “I,” “they,” or “which.”