Paul Nation

achieve [atM v.
To achieve something is to successfully do it after trying hard.
-»I was happy that I could achieve my goal.
r advise [edvaiz] v.
To advise someone is to tell them what to do.
-* My mother often advises people about their money.
c already [oilredi] adv.
If something happens already, it happens before a certain time.
—It is already time for the movie to start. Let’s go in.
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basic [beisik] adj.
If something is basic, it is very simple or easy.
-* I learned some basic English skills in school today.
O' bit [bit] n.
A bit is a small amount of something.
->I ate a bit of chocolate before I went to bed.
r consider [kansidsr] v.
To consider something means to think about it.
-* Pete didn’t like his job. He considered getting a new one.
c destroy [distr5i] v.
To destroy means to damage something so badly that it cannot be used.
-» The glass was destroyed.
r entertain [enta/lein] v.
To entertain someone is to do something that they enjoy.
-» The clown entertained the kids at the party.
r extra [ekstra] adj.
If something is extra, it is more than what is needed.
-» The squirrel had extra nuts for the winter.
r goal [goul] n.
A goal is something you work toward.
-*■Her goal was to become a doctor.