| A | B |
| thought | to believe or suppose |
| often | many times; again and again |
| along | together with something |
| brought | to take or carry along with oneself |
| cost | to have as a price |
| lost | to be unable to find |
| caught | to take hold of something that is moving; to come from behind |
| ought | to have a duty or obligation |
| offer | something put forward to be accepted or refused |
| daughter | a female child |
| bought | to pay money to get; purchase |
| onto | to a position on or upon |
| soft | smooth or pleasing to the touch |
| song | a musical piece that is ment to be sung; a musical call made by a bird |
| cloth | material made by weaving or knitting |
| belong | to be owner by |
| boss | someone who makes decisions and supervises other people |
| autumn | the season of the year between summer and winter; fall |
| sauce | a soft or liquid dressing that is served with food to add flavor |
| laugh | to smile and make sounds that express happiness, amusement, or scorn |
| taught | to give classes or lessons in |
| fought | to use the fists or weapons against someone |
| caution | great care to avoid trouble or danger |
| applause | approval shown by clapping the hands |
| clause | a part of a sentence that contains a subject and a verb |
| moss | a small green plant that forms a thick covering on damp ground, rocks, or tree truncks |
| applaud | to show approval of, especially by clapping the hands |
| lofty | of great height; very tall |