English for All

to appoint; to nominate; to give a name to; n. a word by which a person, animal or thing is known or called

limited in size or amount; not wide; having a short distance from one side to the other

a country, together with its social and political systems

someone who was born in a place, not one who moved there

of or about nature; normal; common to its kind

all the plants, animals and other things on earth not created by humans; events or processes not caused by humans

the part of a country's military force trained to fight at sea

not far; close to

needed to get a result or effect; required

to require; to want; to be necessary to have or to do

to talk about a problem or situation to find a common solution

not one or the other of two

a thin piece of tissue that sends information through the body to and from the brain

not supporting one side or the other in a dispute

at no time; not ever

not existing before; not known before; recently made, built, bought or grown; another; different

information about any recent events, especially as reported by the media

coming immediately after; nearest

pleasing; good; kind

the time between when the sun goes down and when it rises, when there is little or no light

used to reject or to refuse; not any; not at all

sound, especially when loud

to name someone as a candidate for an election; to propose a person for an office or position

the middle of the day; twelve o'clock in the daytime

the usual condition, amount or form; ad. usual; what is expected

the direction to the left of a person facing the rising sun

a word showing that something is denied or untrue ("She is not going.")

to talk about something already known; n. a word or words written to help a person remember; a short letter

not anything; no thing

at this time; immediately

not in, to or at any place

of or about the energy produced by splitting atoms or bringing them together; of or about weapons that explode by using energy from atoms

a molecule that holds the genetic information necessary for life; there are two kinds of nucleic acid: DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) and RNA (ribonucleic acid)

the center part of an atom or cell

a word or sign used to show the order or amount of things

a food or substance that makes plants, humans or animals grow