# Size & Degree Essentials

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- CEFR: A2 (Elementary)
- Theme: Synonyms & Antonyms
- Words: 14
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Vocabulary for size, amount and degree in everyday speech — full, heavy, plenty and quick — the basic words learners use to say how much, how big or how often.

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## Word list

* **full** /fʊl/: The opposite of empty — with no room left for more. — “Don't add more milk, the glass is already **full**.”
* **light** /laɪt/: The opposite of heavy — easy to lift or carry. — “This bag is really **light**, you can carry it with one hand.”
* **few** /fju/: The opposite of many — only a small number of things. — “Only a **few** people came to the meeting.”
* **little** /ˈlɪtəl/: Another word for small — used just before a noun, sounding friendly. — “She has a **little** garden behind her house.”
* **large** /lɑrdʒ/: Another word for big — used in formal writing, not as extreme as huge. — “They live in a **large** house near the lake.”
* **heavy** /ˈhɛvi/: The opposite of light — weighing a lot, hard to lift or carry. — “This suitcase is really **heavy** — can you help me?”
* **many** /ˈmɛni/: The opposite of few — a lot of people or things. — “There were so **many** people at the concert.”
* **small** /smɔl/: The opposite of huge — not big in size. — “We live in a **small** apartment near the city centre.”
* **low** /loʊ/: The opposite of high — a small amount or level, not measuring very much. — “Petrol prices are quite **low** this month.”
* **plenty** /ˈplɛnti/: The opposite of low — a large, comfortable amount of something, more than enough. — “Don't worry, we have **plenty** of time before the train leaves.”
* **quick** /kwɪk/: Another word for fast — over in almost no time at all. — “That was a **quick** shower!”
* **early** /ˈɜrli/: The opposite of late — before the expected time. — “She arrived **early** and had to wait outside.”
* **never** /ˈnɛvər/: The opposite of always — not even one time. — “He **never** eats breakfast before school.”
* **usually** /ˈjuʒəwəli/: Another word for often — describing what happens most of the time. — “We **usually** have dinner at seven o'clock.”

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