Birth (n.) I never forget the birth of my child.

Birthday (n.) When is your birthday?

Candle (n.) I was holding a candle.

Certificate (n.) Did you get your marriage certificate?

Couple (n.) = two things or two people.

There was a couple in the park.
Gift (n.) = present
Do not open the gifts until new year.
Luck (n.) = good and bad things caused by chance and not by your
own actions. Black cat is a bad luck.
Present (n.) = gift
Did you receive my present?
Song (n.) Why do you always listen English songs?

Surprise (n.) = an event that you did not expect to happen.

There is a surprise in the box for you.
Turn (n.) = duty or chance to do something.
It is my turn to play the computer.
Volume (n.) = the level of sound produced by a television, radio, etc.
Please, reduce the volume of the radio.
Afford (v.) = to have enough money to buy something or enough
time to do something. I cannot afford a new phone.
Believe (in) (v.) We believe in you!

Blow – blew – blown out (v.) = stop burning with blowing.

Come – came – come over (v.)
Continue (v.) (1)
Continue (v.) (2)
Drop by (v.)
Drop in (v.)
Go – went – gone over (v.)
Look forward to (v.)
Sing – sang – sung (v.)
Close your eyes and blow out the candles.
= to make short, informal visit.
My friends came over yesterday.
= last
The meeting continued 3 hours.
= start again.
He stopped for a rest and again continued his work.
= to visit informally or unexpectedly.
Let`s drop by the Simpsons.
= to visit informally or unexpectedly.
Let`s drop in the Simpsons.
= to make a short informal visit.
I will go over my parents tomorrow.
= to feel happy and excited about something that is
going to happen.
I'm really looking forward to seeing him.
Can you sing a song?
Take – took – taken turns (v.) They took turns to cook food.

Turn down (v.) = to decrease #turn up

Can you turn down the temperature of air conditioner?
Turn up (v.) (1) = increase #turn down
Please turn up the volume.
Turn up (v.) (2.) = to be found.
I lost my keys yesterday. Today they turned up under the
table.
Wrap (v.) = cover
Will you wrap the gift?
All = everyone, everything, every part
All of my friends speak Russian.
Beside (prep.) = next to
You can sit beside me.
Besides Besides the cake you can eat anything.

Broke (adj.) = no money

I am broke now. Can you help me?
Comfortable (adj.) This chair is very comfortable. I feel real comfortable on
it.
From now on = from this time.
From now on you will be my best friend.
Poor (adj.) (1.) #rich
Who thinks about poor people?
Poor (adj.) (2.) Poor Mark. Last week he lost his mother.

Poorly (adv.) = badly

He sang a song poorly.
Pretty (adv.) = almost
I am pretty sure about it.
Proud (adj.) The father is proud of his champion son.

Proudly (adv.) He proudly showed us his photo with a president.

Rich (adj.) #poor

John is the richest person in the town.
Scared (adj.) = afraid, frightened.
I am scared of naked women.
Soft (adj.) = not loud
I like soft music.
Softly (adv.) Why are you speaking softly?

Uncomfortable (adj.) #comfortable

These shoes are very uncomfortable.
Underneath (prep.) = below, under
I put the box underneath the bed.