Vocabulary 1

Unhappy- means sad, the opposite of happy. E.g., He's had many unhappy experiences.

Unsafe -means dangerous, the opposite of safe. E.g., She was also warned it was unsafe to run early in the morning in the neighborhood.

-y - makes an adjective from a noun. E.g., sunny, windy, etc.

VOCABULARY 13

1. 
   Make a mistake- to do something badly or wrong. E.g., I'm not blaming you - we all make mistakes.
   
2. 
   Make an appointment - to arrange, to organize a meeting, a date. E.g., I made an appointment for next Friday
   
3. 
   Make somebody feel= You make me happy
   
4. 
   Make a choice – to choose, select. E.g.
   
5. 
   Make a mess – to do something badly, create a dirty state, to ruin. E.g., The scandal made a mess of his political career.
   
6. 
   Make a noise - to talk about or complain about something a lot. E.g., She's been making a lot of noise about moving to a new house.
   
7. 
   Make a bed- to tidy, rearrange a bed. E.g., Would it kill you to make your bed in the morning?
   
8. 
   Come in- to enter a room or building. E.g., May I come in?
   
9. 
   Come out-become known, appear. E.g., Lots of interesting books are coming out
   
10. 
    Come back-return. E.g., When we came back from lunch, we had a package waiting at the door.
    
11. 
    Come along- Come with me, arrive. E.g., Go now and I'll come along later.
    
12. 
    Come and see me- to visit. E.g., Come and see us in Paris sometime soon.
    
13. 
    Take a course -To enrol in, attend E.g. I took a course in the evenings to learn how to speak Japanese.
    
14. 
    Take an exam- to test your knowledge. E.g., I must take an exam next week
    
15. 
    Take a taxi (train, bus, etc)- to travel with, to go with. e.g., I took a taxi from the station to the hotel.
    
16. 
    Take a photo (video) - to make photographs, to create an image with a camera. E.g., They stood together to take a photo. You'll probably only get one chance to take a photo