an amount of something, expressed as part of one hundred

how much there is of something

to find the size, weight, or amount of someone or something

how heavy someone or something is

to become bigger or more

if something is so, you can break or damage it very easily

always telling the truth, and never stealing or cheating

not mixed with anything else

with an edge or point that cuts or makes holes easily

having a completely flat surface

to usually do or be something

to be different

to be different from each other, or to change according to the situation

a word that we use to talk about choosing between two things

to think about or look at people or things together so that you can see how they are different

how far it is from one place to another place

to break something completely so that you cannot use it again or so that it is gone

something very bad that happens and that may hurt a lot of people

a sudden dangerous situation, when people need help quickly

to get free from someone or something

to happen

to continue to live in or after a difficult or dangerous time

a person or thing that is hurt, damaged, or killed by someone or something

the air that you take in and let out through your nose and mouth

well; not often sick

one of the parts inside your body that are connected to the bones and that help you to move

connected with things that you feel or do with your body

how strong or powerful you are

something that you do to help someone

to like one thing or person better than another

to tell someone that a person or thing is good or useful

to run behind someone or something and try to catch them

to find the exact position or someone or something

to try to find or get something

to be or go all around something

to find someone or something after looking in several different places

of or in your mind

the part of a person that is not the body

an idea

nice to sit in, to be in, or to wear

great happiness

that you know well

nice, enjoyable, or friendly

to show something clearly

to say what someone or something is like or what happened

one fact or piece of information about something

to tell someone about something so that they understand it

to say or show how you think or feel

the act of giving something to someone, especially in a formal ceremony