| A | B |
|---|
| believe | To have confidence in a truth. |
| quite | Actually, really, or truly |
| early | Ahead of time. |
| brought | Carried something or someone. |
| understand | To be very familiar with |
| impossible | unable, not possible |
| enough | adequate, sufficient |
| boat | a small ship |
| bowl | a deep, round dish |
| coat | An outside piece of clothing with sleeves. |
| float | Stays on top of water. |
| grow | To increase in size. |
| load | To put stuff into something |
| low | near the ground |
| own | belonging to oneself |
| snow | Flakes falling from the sky in the winter. |
| soak | to become saturated with water. |
| carload | amount carried by a car |
| sailboat | A small ship that has fabric that the wind blows to move the ship. |
| snowflake | One of the small ice crystalls that falls from the sky in the winter. |
| window | An opening in the wall of a building that is made of glass. |
| yellow | A color like an egg yolk or lemon. |
| brisk | You walk in quick and lively way. |
| strutted | You walked like you were the most important person in the world. |
| gobbled | You quickly gulped your food. |
| paced | If you walk back and forth in small area. |
| request | You ask for something. |
| negotiate | You offer to give something up in exchange for another, in hopes of reaching an agreement. |
| compromise | When each side in an argument gives up part of what it wants. |
| improve | When you make something better. |
