Vocabulary Crossword Puzzles
Adjectives (Feelings)
mad : not at all happy, depressed : sad and unhappy, thankful : very appreciative, confused : i don't get it, embarrassed : i wet my bed. everyone knows …
Pre Intermediate Vocabulary Review
dizzy : i didn't get much sleep last night and i nearly fell over because i feel _______________, envious : she has a really good job and my job is not so …
The Letter D
dog : it barks, dyshon : a male peer, dawn : a female peer, daisy : a flower, duck : it quacks, donut : it is round and yummy, diamond : a girl's best …
Parts of Speech
conjunction: tomatoes and potatoes. what pos is and?, interjection: an abrupt remark or interruption., adverb: she typed fiercely at the keyboard. what pos is …
School and Textbooks
discipline: controlled behavior resulting from training, enroll: sign up to take a class, essential: of greatest importance, information: facts about a topic, …
German Months!
januar : er ist der erste monat des jahres, juni : das ist der sechste monat des jahres, juli : in diesem monat fangen die sommerferien an., februar : in diesem …
CH Words
chair : something you sit in, cheese : yellow dairy, chat : talking to someone, chew : how you eat food, child : a little kid, chicken : a farm animal with …
Positive and Negative Adjectives
stingy : unwilling to give or spend, agreeable : enjoyable and pleasurable, brilliant : exceptionally clever or talented, repulsive : arousing intense distaste …
Irregular Past Tense
ate: past tense of eat, came: past tense of come, brought: past tense of bring, flew: past tense of fly, drank: past tense of drink, went: past tense of go, …
Phonics
drop : when something falls on the floor, swim : move the body through water, strong : having the power to move heavy weights, thank : when someone gives you …
Greek & Latin Roots
translucent : allowing light to pass thought, invidious : hateful of spiteful, photogenic : attractive in pictures or photographs, lucid : easy to understand; …
French Vocab
monday: lundi, never: jamais, trip: voyage, love: aimer, you: vous , we: nous, they: ils/elles, i: je, me: moi, our: notre, your: votre, food: nourriture, …
Latin Roots: mob, mot, mov
locomotion: the ability to move from place to place, motivate: to do something that makes a person move into action, automobile: a self-propelled passenger …
American vs UK Words
biscuit: in the u.s we call it a cookie but, in the uk, they call it a? , sweet: in the u.s we eat candy but, in the uk, they call it? , football: in the u.s we …
British Terms
cricket: game similar to baseball., sweets: another word for candy., pub: a place to go and have an alcoholic drink., gumboots: what are wellingtons?, lift: …
