Last winter was colder than a (a)  

usual; typical

• The earthquake damaged or d (a)   countless homes.

to break or damage something completely

You look f (a)  

known to you; not new or strange

When I travel, I like communicating with l (a)   people

belonging to or connected with the particular place or area

He is a r (a)   of the United States

a person who lives in a particular place

This shop sells a good v (a)   of products.

many different kinds of something

He often a (a)   with his wife about money.

to disagree with someone, sometimes in an angry way

You should always ___ ________ to your teacher.

listening to, watching, or thinking about something carefully

(a)  

I think cooking is a difficult c (a)  

a small job you do regularly, like cleaning at home

I'm c (a)   moving to another country

to think about something carefully before you make a choice or decision

I would like to start working and become financially i (a)  

able to do things by yourself without help from other people

The new supermarket is very c (a)   for me.

easy to use or get

• I d (a)   strongly with this idea.

to have a different opinion

That holiday was a good m (a)   from my childhood.

something you remember from the past

I'm sorry, I've forgotten your name. Can you r (a)   me?

to make someone remember

Covid is a serious d (a)  

an illness

Scientists conducted an e (a)  

a test to learn something new

The bomb suddenly e (a)   (past)

to break up into pieces, usually with noise

Newton discovered how g (a)   works

the force that pulls things toward each other and to the ground

You should take your m (a)   if you want to recover fast.

something that you take when you are ill or sick

In the evening, I p (a)   myself a cup of tea.

to move a liquid from one place to another

I know it is true and I can p (a)   it to you

to show that something is true

His friends didn't r (a)   to his joke

to change; to respond to something

The population of the world will continue to r (a)  

to move up

We are heading back t (a)   home

toward

There's not much money in my bank a (a)  

where you keep money at a bank

I can't a (a)   to buy a car at the moment.

to have enough money to buy or do something

You can buy it at this shop at a d (a)  

an amount of money less than the normal price

Students are struggling to pay their school f (a)   (plural)

an amount of money you must pay

It is l (a)   that it will rain tomorrow

describes something that will probably happen

She and her friends sometimes s (a)   school

to not do something that you usually do

We shouldn't w (a)   our money on useless things

to use too much or use badly

I decided to walk there i (a)   of driving.

in place of something else