# Describing Things Essentials

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- CEFR: A2 (Elementary)
- Theme: Synonyms & Antonyms
- Words: 14
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Vocabulary for describing people and places — friendly, generous, shy and huge — the words learners need to talk about someone's character or the size of a…

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## Word list

* **smart** /smɑrt/: The informal word for clever, used about people or good ideas. — “He's really **smart** — he finished the puzzle in two minutes.”
* **caring** /ˈkɛrɪŋ/: Another word for kind — someone who looks after other people well. — “She's a very **caring** nurse who always checks on her patients.”
* **amusing** /əˈmjuzɪŋ/: The formal word for funny, used about a story or joke. — “He told an **amusing** story about his first day at work.”
* **rude** /rud/: The opposite of polite — not showing respect to other people. — “It's **rude** to interrupt someone while they're talking.”
* **mean** /min/: The opposite of generous — not willing to share or spend money. — “Don't be so **mean** — buy your brother a birthday present.”
* **brave** /breɪv/: The opposite of frightened — willing to do something dangerous or difficult without giving up. — “It was **brave** of her to speak up in front of everyone.”
* **polite** /pəˈlaɪt/: The opposite of rude — showing respect and good manners to other people. — “It's **polite** to say thank you when someone helps you.”
* **friendly** /ˈfrɛndli/: Another word for warm — pleasant and welcoming when you meet someone new. — “Our new neighbours are really **friendly**.”
* **generous** /ˈdʒɛnərəs/: The opposite of mean — happy to share your time, money or things with others. — “It was so **generous** of him to pay for everyone's lunch.”
* **shy** /ʃaɪ/: Another word for quiet — feeling nervous around people you don't know well. — “He's quite **shy**, so he doesn't talk much at parties.”
* **huge** /hjudʒ/: Another word for large — a lot bigger than you'd expect. — “They live in a **huge** house with ten bedrooms.”
* **tiny** /ˈtaɪni/: Another word for little — extremely small, almost too little to notice. — “The kitten was so **tiny** it fit in my hand.”
* **lovely** /ˈlʌvli/: The everyday word for nice, used about a place or view. — “We had a **lovely** weekend by the sea.”
* **quiet** /ˈkwaɪət/: The opposite of loud — with little or no sound around you. — “The library is always **quiet** in the afternoon.”

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