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Lesson 105/202 · 23 words · 0 learned

A1 · Grammar & linking words (4)

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    them(pronoun)

    /ðəm/

    used when referring to people, animals or things as the object of a verb or preposition, or after the verb be

    Did you eat all of them?

    What are you doing with those matches? Give them to me.

    Synonymsthosethesethe peoplethe ones
    Antonymsnone
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    we(pronoun)

    /wi/

    I and another person or other people; I and you

    We are students.

    We'd (= the company would) like to offer you the job.

    Synonymsusourselves
    AntonymsIme
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    they(pronoun)

    /ðeɪ/

    people, animals or things that have already been mentioned or are easily identified

    They are my friends.

    ‘Where are John and Liz?’ ‘They went for a walk.’

    Synonymsthose peoplethese peoplethemthe ones
    AntonymsImeheshehimher
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    welcome(exclamation)

    /ˈwelkəm/

    used as a greeting to tell somebody that you are pleased that they are there

    Welcome to our school! We are very happy you are here.

    Synonymsgreetreceiveacceptembracehail
    Antonymsrejectrefuseexcludeshunrepel
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    why(adverb)

    /waɪ/

    used in questions to ask the reason for or purpose of something

    Why is Hoa sad?

    Tell me why you did it.

    Synonymsfor what reasonhow sowherefore
    Antonymsbecause
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    you(pronoun)

    /jə/

    used as the subject or object of a verb or after a preposition to refer to the person or people being spoken or written to

    You are very kind.

    Can I sit next to you?

    Synonymsthoutheeyourself
    Antonymsbayoucy youngcyrus the youngerdanton true youngdo-it-yourselfedward younggo-as-you-pleasegood for you
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    us(pronoun)

    /əs/

    used when the speaker or writer and another or others are the object of a verb or preposition, or after the verb be

    Hello, it's us back again.

    We'll take the dog with us.

    Synonymsweourselveswe all
    AntonymsthemyouI
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    what(pronoun, determiner)

    /wʌt/

    used in questions to ask for particular information about somebody/something

    What is your favorite book?

    What is your name?

    Synonymswhichthathowthe thing thatthe item that
    Antonymsnonenothing
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    your(determiner)

    /jʊr/

    of or belonging to the person or people being spoken or written to

    Your pen is very nice.

    Excuse me, is this your seat?

    Synonymsbelonging to youof you
    Antonymsmyhishertheirour
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    yeah(exclamation)

    /jeə/

    yes

    "Do you like your job?" "Yeah, it's all right I suppose."

    to have good/perfect/poor/blurred/normal vision

    Synonymsyesyepsureindeedrightokay
    Antonymsnonopenah
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    who(pronoun)

    /huː/

    used in questions to ask about the name, identity or function of one or more people

    Who is this?

    Who is that woman?

    Synonymswhich personwhat person
    Antonymsnobody
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    this(determiner, pronoun)

    /ðɪs/

    used to refer to a particular person, thing or event that is close to you, especially compared with another

    This is my teacher.

    Is this your bag?

    Synonymsthatthea
    Antonymsthatthose
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    where(adverb)

    /wer/

    in or to what place or situation

    Where is your white shirt?

    I wonder where they will take us to.

    Synonymslocationplacepositionspot
    Antonymsnowhere
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    which(pronoun)

    /wɪtʃ/

    used in questions to ask somebody to be exact about one or more people or things from a limited number

    Which of the applicants has got the job?

    Which is better exercise—swimming or tennis?

    Synonymswhatthatwhowhateverwhichever
    Antonymsnoneno one
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    without(preposition)

    /wɪˈðaʊt/

    not having, experiencing or showing something

    He found the place without difficulty.

    They had gone two days without food.

    Synonymslackingabsentbereftexcludingminus
    Antonymswithincludingplus
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    when(adverb)

    /wen/

    at what time; on what occasion

    When will we go fishing?

    domestic violence(= between family members)

    Synonymsat what timeon what occasionat which pointduring what time
    Antonymsnever
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    yes(exclamation)

    /jes/

    used to answer a question and say that something is correct or true

    Yes, it's me.

    ‘Are you coming? Yes or no?’

    Synonymsaffirmativeindeedayesurecertainlyabsolutely
    Antonymsnonegativenay
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    to(preposition)

    /tə/

    in the direction of something; towards something

    We walked to the park after lunch with our friends.

    Synonymsin order tofortowards
    Antonymsfrom
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    with(preposition)

    /wɪð/

    in the company or presence of somebody/something

    a nice steak with a bottle of red wine

    She lives with her parents.

    Synonymsalongsideaccompanyingtogether withincludingplus
    Antonymswithout
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    there(adverb)

    /ðer/

    used to show that something exists or happens

    There seemed to be no doubt about it.

    There's a restaurant around the corner.

    Synonymsin that placein that locationat that pointover therepresent
    Antonymsherenowhere
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    would(modal verb)

    /wʊd/

    used as the past form of 'will' when reporting what somebody said or thought

    She asked if I would help.

    He said he would be here at eight o'clock (= His words were: ‘I will be there at eight o'clock.’).

    Synonymsshouldmightcould
    Antonymswill notrefuse
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    yourself(pronoun)

    /jɔːrˈself/

    used when the person or people being spoken to both cause and are affected by an action

    Help yourself to some cookies.

    Synonymsselfpersonallyindividually
    Antonymsanotherotherssomebody else
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    will(modal verb)

    /wɪl/

    used for talking about or predicting the future

    I think it will rain tomorrow, so take an umbrella.