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gave
from the verb to give
She gave me a kite for
my birthday last week.gaze
gazes gazing gazed verb
to stare at something
for a long time.
He gazed out of the window.gem
gems noun
a jewel or
precious stone.general
adjective
1 usual, or true of
most people.
The general opinion is that
exercise is good for you.
2 having to do with the main
parts, but not the details.
The newspaper reported the
general points of the
president’s speech.
generally adverbgenerous
adjective
kind and ready to give.
It was generous of him
to lend us the car.
generously adverbgenius
geniuses noun
a person who is
extremely intelligent.
Many people think that
Albert Einstein was a genius.
N say jeen-nyusgentle
adjective
kind and
careful.Be gentle with the kitten.
N comparisons gentler gentlest
gently adverbgenuine
adjective
real, or not imitation.
A genuine leather bag.
N say jen-yoo-ingeography
noun
the study of the Earth’s
surface and its inhabitants.
N say jee-og-ra-feegeometry
noun
the study of shapes, surfaces,
and angles.
N say jee-om-e-treegerm
germs noun
a tiny plant or animal that
can cause illness.germinate
germinates
germinating
germinated verb
to start to grow.a seed germinatinggesture
gestures noun
a sign that
you make
with your
hands
or body.ghost
ghosts noun
the spirit of
a dead person.N say goest
ghostly adjectivegiant
giants noun
a huge, imaginary person
from fairy tales
or legends.giant
adjective
very large.gift
gifts noun
a present.gigantic
adjective
huge or enormous.
A gigantic house with
20 bedrooms.
N say jie-gan-tikgiggle
giggles giggling giggled verb
to laugh in a nervous
or silly way.gave
emeraldaquamarine fire opalheliodor yellow sapphiregeneration
generations noun
all the people who
are in approximately
the same age group.
There is usually
a period of about
30 years between
one generation
and the next.Three
different
generations. child parent grandparent