Master the Oxford 3000 vocabulary with our flashcard exercise.
Below are the words you’ll focus on in this session:
- dig
- dog
- dry
- due
- ear
- eat
- egg
- end
Danny and His Dog Max (Oxford 3000 Vocabulary Series)
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dig
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(v) /dɪɡ/
to make a hole in the ground with a tool or your hands
Example: I like to dig in the garden.
dog
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(n) /dɔɡ/
a common pet that is friendly and often kept for companionship
Example: I have a dog that loves to play.
dry
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(adj) /draɪ/
not wet; lacking moisture or water
Example: The towel is dry after the wash.
due
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(adj) /du/
expected to happen or be done by a certain time
Example: The homework is due tomorrow.
ear
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(n) /ɪr/
the part of your body that you use to hear with
Example: She has a hurt ear.
eat
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(v) /iːt/
to put food in your mouth, chew it, and swallow it
Example: I eat an apple every day.
egg
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(n) /ɛɡ/
a round object laid by a female bird, reptile, or fish that contains a baby animal
Example: The bird laid an egg in the nest.
end
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(n) /ɛnd/
the final part of something; when something stops happening
Example: We will meet at the end of the road.
have fun.