Master the Oxford 3000 vocabulary with our flashcard exercise.
Below are the words you’ll focus on in this session:
- snap
- snow
- soft
- soil
- some
- song
- soon
- sort
- soul
- soup
The Soup in a Snow Day (Oxford 3000 Vocabulary Series)
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snap
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(v) /snæp/
to break or make a sharp sound, often suddenly
Example: I can snap my fingers.
snow
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(n) /snoʊ/
a type of frozen water that falls from the sky in soft white flakes
Example: The snow is very deep today.
soft
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(adj) /sɔft/
having a smooth or gentle quality
Example: The pillow is soft to touch.
soil
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(n) /sɔɪl/
the top layer of the earth where plants grow, made up of dirt and organic matter
Example: The soil is good for growing vegetables.
some
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(det) /sʌm/
an amount of something, but not all of it
Example: I have some apples in my bag.
song
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(n) /sɔŋ/
a short piece of music with words that people can sing
Example: She sings a song every night.
soon
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(adv) /sun/
in a short time; not long from now
Example: We will leave soon.
sort
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(n) /sɔrt/
a type or kind of something
Example: This sort of fruit is very sweet.
soul
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(n) /soʊl/
the part of a person that feels, thinks, and experiences emotions
Example: She sings from her soul.
soup
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(n) /suːp/
a liquid food made by boiling vegetables or meat in water
Example: I like to eat soup for lunch.