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Words related to science PDF 🔬

Words related to science PDF 🔬


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algebra
a black hole
a burner
a chemist
a circle
a comet
a conclusion
a cosmonaut
a crescent
a curve
a demonstration
a diamond
a discovery
a division
a figure
a flask
a flying saucer
a formula
a full moon
a function
a galaxy
a gas
a laboratory
a lens
a liquid
a mathematician
a microscope
a multiplication
a number
a pair of compasses
a physicist
a planet
a postulate
a product
a protractor
a rectangle
a research worker
a right angle
a scientist
a shooting star
a shuttle
a side
a square
a straight line
a subtraction
a sum
a telescope
a test tube
a theorem
a triangle
a UFO (Unidentified Flying Object)
an acid
an addition
an astronaut
an astronomer
an equation
an extraterrestrial, an alien
an invader
an invasion
an invention
an inventor
an observatory
an operation
arithmetic
astronomy
chemistry
even/odd
frightening
gaseous
geometry
mathematics
parallel to
perpendicular to
physics
science
solid/liquid
space
the area
the bisector
the conquest of space
the cosmos
the countdown
the diameter
the progress
the radius
the result
the solar system
the universe
weightlessness / zero gravity

USEFUL VERBS

to add
to annihilate
to calculate
to conquer
to count
to decrease
to deduce
to demonstrate
to discover
to dissolve
to divide
to double
to draw a line
to evaporate
to explore
to frighten
to increase
to invade
to land on the moon
to launch a rocket
to magnify
to make a mistake
to melt
to multiply
to probe space
to put into orbit
to serve mankind
to simulate
to solve a problem
to spin round
to subtract
to use solvents

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Words related to history PDF

Words related to history PDF


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a century
Alexander the Great
archaeological
Attila the Hun
biblical
celtic
colonial
communism
contemporary
epic
funerary
illustrated
intellectual
interesting
intimately
islam
literary
medieval
modern
mythical
naval
nomadic
old
real, genuine
the advent
the adventure
the amphitheater
the amphora
the ancestor
the anthropology
the antiquarian
the antique
the antiquity
the aqueduct
the archaeologist
the archeology
the architecture
the army
the art
the artifact
the author
the autobiography
the barbarous
the battle
the bible
the biography
the burial
the castle
the catacomb
the cave
the ceramic
the character
the chief
the christianity
the chronic
the chronological
the chronology
the civilization
the collapse
the collection
the collection
the colonization
the colony
the conference
the conflict
the crater
the cultural
the culture
the dating
the decline
the descendants
the description
the destiny
the dinosaurs
the discovery
the documentary
the domination
the dynasty
the early history
the egyptian
the egyptology
the empire
the episode
the era
the ethnography
the ethnology
the etymology
the event
the evidence
the evolution
the existence
the exodus
the expedition
the explorer
the exposure
the fact
the fall
the fire
the folklore
the fortress
the fossil
the foundation
the freedom
the genealogy
the genesis
the geography
the geology
the gladiator
the government
the Greeks
the heritage
the heritage
the hero
the heroin
the hieroglyphes
the historian
the historical
the historically
the history of art
the idealism
the ideology
the Inca
the indigenous
the influence
the invaders
the invent
the invention
the king
the kingdoms
the knight
the legend
the legendary
the library
the linguistic
the literature
the mankind
the manuscript
the mask
the megalith
the mesolithic
the military
the millennium
the monarchy
the monument
the mosaic
the mummy
the museum
the myth
the mythological
the mythology
the nation
the necropolis
the neolithic
the object
the odyssey
the origin
the original
the painting
the paleolithic
the paleontology
the pantheon
the past
the people
the period
the persians
the pharaoh
the philosopher
the philosophy
the photographs
the piece
the pioneer
the poem
the population
the prehistoric
the prehistoric animals
the prehistory
the prince
the princess
the professor
the prospecting
the publication
the pyramids
the queen
the reader
the reflection
the reign
the relationship
the release
the religion
the renaissance
the report
the representation
the republic
the rescue
the research
the revolution
The Roman empire
the romans
the rosetta stone
the ruins
the saga
the sarcophagus
the science
the scientist
the search
the searcher
the settlement
the site
the specialist
the story
the study
the sword
the temples
the territory
the testimony
the theology
the thesis
the time
the trace
the tradition
the translation
the vestige
the Vikings
the volcano
the warrior
the wheel
the wreck
the writer
the writing
to conquer
to devastate
to develop
to discover
to document
to explore
to invade
to learn
to restore
truthful
unbelievable
unlikely
wonderful

 

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Nature related words list PDF ⛰️

Nature related words list pdf ⛰️


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animals
a bank
a beach
a blade of grass
a branch
a bush
a canyon
a cave
a cliff
a cloud
a clump of grass
a desert
a downpour
a drought
a fern
a field
a fir tree
a flood
a forest
a geyser
a glacier
a grove
a hill
a hot spring
a hurricane
a lake
a leaf/leaves (pl.)
a lightning
a maple
a moutain
a mushroom
a pine cone
a pine tree
a pond
quicksand
a rainbow
a raindrop
a redwood
a river
a rock
a root
a snowflake
a stone
a storm
a stream/a creek
a stump
a sunrise
a sunset
a swamp/a marsh
a tornado
a tree
a trunk
a twig
a valley
a volcano
a waterfall
a wave
a wood
an acorn
an earthquake
an estuary
earth
flora and fauna
polar
the bark
the canopy
the coast
the ecosystem
the flowers
the fog/the mist/the haze
the foliage
the food chain
the grass
the ground
the hail
the heat
the jungle
the land
the monsoon
the moon
the mud
the rain
the sand
the sap
the savannah
the sea
the shore
the sky
the snow
the soil/the dirt
the stars
the sun
the weather
the wind

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Names of aquatic animals list a-z 🐬

Names of aquatic animals list a-z 🐬


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an eel
a bluefin tuna
a bonito
a bull shark
a catfish
a clam
a clownfish
a cod
a crab
a crawfish
a cuttlefish
a dolphin
a flying fish
a great white shark
a grouper
a hammerhead shark
a herring
a humpback whale
a jellyfish
a lobster
a mackerel
a manatee/a dugong/a sea cow
a manta ray
a moray eel
a mussel
a narwhal
a puffer fish
a salmon
a saltwater crocodile
a scallop
a sea anemone
a sea cucumber
a sea lion
a sea shell
a sea turtle
a seabass
a seahorse
a seal
a shark
a shrimp/ a prawn
a sperm whale
a sponge
a squid
a starfish
a stingray
a sunfish
a swordfish
a tiger shark
a trout
a tuna
a walrus
a whale
a whaleshark
an anchovy
an octopus
an orca/a killer whale
an oyster
an urchin
coral
coral reef
kelp
plankton
seaweed (pas de pl.)

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List of insects names a-z 🐝

List of insects names a-z 🐝


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an ant
a bee
a bee hive
a beetle
a bug
a bumble-bee
a butterfly
a caterpillar
a cicada
a clothes moth
a cockchafer
a cockroach
a cocoon
a cricket
a dragonfly
a firefly/fireflies (pl.)
a flea
a fly
a gnat
a grasshopper/a locust
a hornet
a horsefly
a ladybird
a maggot
a millipede/a centipede
a mosquito
a moth
a praying mantis
a scorpion
a slug
a snail
a spider
a spider web
a stick insect
a termite
a tick
a wasp
an earwig
honeycomb
insect bite
insect repellent
lice

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List of common birds 🐦

List of common birds 🐦


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an albatross
a budgerigar/a parakeet
a canary
a cassowary
a chicken
a cock/a rooster
a cockatoo
a cormorant
a crane
a crow/a raven
a cuckoo
a dove
a duck
a falcon/an hawk
a goose
a gull/a seagull
a hen
a heron
a hummingbird
a jay
a kestrel
a kingfisher
a kiwi
a magpie
a parrot
a partridge
a peacock
a pelican
a penguin
a petrel
a pheasant
a pigeon
a pink flamingo
a quail
a robin
a seagull
a sparrow
a sparrowhawk
a stork
a swallow
a swan
a titmouse/a bluetit
a toucan
a turkey
a vulture
a wader
a woodpecker
an eagle
an egret
an emu
an ibis
an osprey
an ostrich
an owl
birds of prey
geese

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List most popular zoo animals 🦁

List most popular zoo animals 🦁


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an alligator
a baboon
a badger
a bat
a bear
a beaver
a bison
a boar
a bobcat/a lynx
a buffalo
a camel
a cassowary
a cheetah
a chimpanzee
a coyote
a crocodile
a deer
a dromedary
a fox
a giraffe
a gnu/a wildebeest
a gorilla
a hedgehog
a hippopotamus
a hyena
a jackal
a jaguar
a kangaroo
a koala
a leopard
a lion
a lizard
a marmot
a mongoose
a monkey
a panda
a panther
a parrot
a penguin
a pink flamingo
a polar bear
a porcupine
a possum
a racoon
a reindeer
a rhinoceros
a roebuck
a salamander
a sea lion
a seahorse
a seal
a snake
a squirrel
a tiger
a viper/an adder
a vulture
a walrus
a warthog
a wolf
a zebra
an antelope
an armadillo
an elephant
an elk/a moose
an emu
an iguana
an ostrich
an otter
an owl




Farm animals names list 🐄

Farm animals and pets names list 🐄


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Not a huge list but it includes the most common animals you can have as pets or encounter in a farm, from a to z:

alpaca
billy goat
bull
canary
cat
chick
chicken
cock (UK) = rooster (US)
cow
deer
dog
donkey
duck
ferret
fish
foal
goat
goldfish
goose
guinepig
hamster
hen
horse
lama
lamb
lizard
mare
mouse
mule
parakeet (US)
parrot
peacock
pig = hog
piglet
pony
rabbit
ram
sheep
sow
stallion
swan
swine
turkey
turtle
ewe
ox
geese

How to use by in english grammar

How to use the preposition by in english grammar

 

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We use the preposition by to talk about a means or method used to do something:

  • I did it by mistake. 
  • Contact me by email. 
  • I want to pay by cheque. 

⚠️ It is said to be pay cash or pay in cash (and not by cash)

We also use by to tell by which means of transport someone travels:

  • He always goes to work by bus. 
  • She likes to travel by plane. 

We can also use by bike, by ship, by train, by road, by air, by rail…

⚠️ We say on foot and not by foot.

By is used to make sentences on the passive:

  • He was killed by an elephant.
  • They were invited by Paul. 
  • She was bitten by a dog.
  • The car was fixed by the mechanic.
  • This house was built by my father. 

By allows you to talk about an action with a goal (with a verb + ing):

  • You can stay healthy by drinking a lot of water. 
  • By pressing this button, you turn off the computer.

To talk about the author of a work:

  • I’m reading a book by Stephen King. 
  • It’s a film by James Cameron.
  • That’s a nice song by Bruno Mars. 

To describe a person:

  • He’s an engineer by trade.
  • By nature, she’s very nervous.

To express a difference, a deviation:

  • She won by five points.
  • The bullet missed me by inches.

To indicate the times of day:

  • We travelled by night and rested by day.

By is sometimes used to indicate proximity:

  • The bank is by the bakery. 
  • There’s a good restaurant by the lake. 
  • My parents live by the sea.
  • She was standing by me. 

By indicates a time limit:

  • My son must be in bed by 10 o’clock. 
  • I’ll be there by nine. 
  • The letter must be sent by September 15. 

By indicates a conformity with something:

  • He must play by the rules.
  • The elephant is an animal protected by law.
  • By my watch it’s 9 o’clock.
  • By my calculations, it’s too late. 

By is used in calculation, measurement and quantity expressions:

  • Divide/ multiply 10 by 2.
  • My bed is 2 metres by 4.
  • This fabric is sold by the meter. 
  • She’s selling cakes by the thousands.
  • The company decided to cut prices by 50%.

To give his opinion:

  • If that’s okay by you, I’d like to leave now.
  • That’s fine by me.

To say ‘next to another thing’:

  • The two girls were sitting side by side on a bench. 

To say that we did something on our own:

  • The dog opened the door by itself.
  • I stayed at home by myself. 

By the way:

  • By the way, are you coming tonight?

We use by to express the frequency:

  • The babysitter is usually paid by the hour.
  • Climate change is deteriorating by the day. 

To indicate a gradual process:

  • He ate all the cakes one by one. 
  • House prices are climbing day by day.
  • The instruction manual details the process step by step. 

 

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Wishes and regrets grammar rules

Wishes and regrets with ‘I wish‘ and ‘If only…

 

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To express wishes and regrets in English, you can use the wish + preterite or if only + preterite formulas:

1 – Wish

Wish is used to express wish or regret in the present or past. Wish is followed by a preposition with a subject and a verb.

The verb wish is used to express wish or regret in the present or past tense. Wish is followed by a proposal with a subject and a verb:

  • I wish I knew the truth.

To express regret in the present

Wish + prerrit (modal) expresses a regret about the present. The desired thing has no chance of being realized. It may concern the speaker or another person:

  • I wish I was rich. 
  • I wish you didn’t get so upset about her. 

⚠️ If we use the verb be, we can use was or were, were being of a more sustained register:

  • I wish I was rich. /I wish I were rich.
  • I wish he wasn’t so bossy. 

To express regret in the past

Finally, we can also express regret about an event in the past. In this case, we use wish + past perfect:

  • I wish we had never come here. 
  • I wish he had told me the truth. 
  • I wish you hadn’t done that. 

To express a request or irritation

To express a request indirectly, to express a feeling of irritation or to talk about an event that has a chance of being realized, we use wish + would:

  • I wish you would taik to me more often. 
  • I wish somebody would answer the phone. 

To express a forecast or a wish:

Wish followed by the verb + to is similar to the verb ‘to want’ or ‘would like’, with an idea of forecasting in the future:

  • They wish to have five children. 
  • We wish to stay for four nights. 

You can also use ‘wish’ with a name to wish for an event:

  • We wish you a merry Christmas. 
  • I wish you a pleasant journey. 
  • I wish you a happy birthday. 

⚠️ ‘I wish to‘ can have the meaning of ‘ I want to‘ but it’s very formal and not used very often:

  • I wish to make a complaint. 
  • I wish to see the manager. 

2 – If only

If only + preterite allows you to express wishes in relation to an unreal situation:

  • If only I had a car. 
  • If only you came to see me more often. 
  • If only I could speak Spanish! 
  • If only you had told me before! 

With the verb be, we sometimes use the form were to all persons (mainly in writing):

  • If only I were / was richer. 
  • If only I weren’t / wasn’t so tall. 

To express regrets about a past situation, it’s necessary to use the perfect past instead of the priest:

  • If only they had come. 

3 – Little tip !

One can also express regret or reproach with should have + past participle:

  • We should have taken the bus.

 

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