Vocabulary Words - Second Grade - A:

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• about
  (preposition) On the subject of.
  (preposition) Close to something or close to doing something.
  
  
• ace
  (n.) In a card game, a card that has the highest value..
  
  
• across
  (preposition) From one side of something to the other side.
  
  
• add
  (v.) To put something together with another thing.
  (v.) To put with something else to make it larger or better.
  
  
• agree
  (v.) To think the same way about something.
  (v.) To say that you will follow a plan.
  
  
• air
  (n.) The gases around the earth.
  (v.) To show on television.
  
  
• airplane
  (n.) A vehicle with wings and engines that flies.
  
  
• airport
  (n.) A place where airplanes take off and land.
  
  
• alarm
  (n.) A loud sound that means something bad is coming.
  (n.) A bell or siren that gives you a warning about the time, a fire, or some other event.
  
  
• alive
  (adj.) Living, full of life.
  
  
• all
  (pronoun) Everyone or everything in a group.
  
  
• along
  (preposition) Next to.
  (preposition) In the path or way of.
  (preposition) With another person.
  
  
• also
  (adv.) Another, too.
  
  
• always
  (adv.) All the time.
  
  
• another
  (pronoun) One more of the same thing.
  
  
• ape
  (n.) A monkey or gorilla.
  
  
• apple
  (n.) A round fruit with red, green, or yellow skin.
  
  
• ark
  (n.) A large ship.
  
  
• arm
  (n.) The body part between the shoulder and the hand.
  (n.) The upper limb from your shoulder to your wrist.
  (v.) To supply with weapons.
  
  
• around
  (preposition) On all sides of something, but not in the middle.
  (preposition) Close to something.
  
  
• ash
  (n.) The grey, white, or black powder that is left when you burn something.
  (n.) A kind of tree.
  
  
• ask
  (v.) To question someone to get information.
  
  
• attic
  (n.) A small space just under the roof of a house.
  
  
• away
  (adv.) In a different or far place or time.
  
  
• awful
  (adj.) Bad, terrible.
  
  

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