Vocabulary Word List
Review the words, meanings, and examples below before starting the activities. Click the speaker icon to hear the pronunciation. Click any example sentence to hear it read aloud.
Events
NounSpecial occasions or happenings.
- Cultural events often fill the town square in summer.
- School events bring families together each term.
- We list public events on the community website.
Real World Use Case: π Events on Youglish
Graduate
VerbTo complete your studies at a school, college or university.
- She will graduate from university next June.
- Many students graduate wearing traditional dress.
- He hopes to graduate with honours in history.
Real World Use Case: π Graduate on Youglish
Thoughtful
AdjectiveShowing care and consideration for others.
- A thoughtful host offers guests dietary choices.
- It was thoughtful of them to bring a gift.
- Thoughtful questions show respect at the ceremony.
Real World Use Case: π Thoughtful on Youglish
Personal
AdjectiveRelating to one person; private.
- Religion is a personal matter for many families.
- She shared a personal story about the festival.
- Keep personal documents safe when you travel.
Real World Use Case: π Personal on Youglish
Occasion
NounA special event or time.
- Weddings are a joyful occasion in every culture.
- We dress formally on this occasion.
- The award was presented on a public occasion.
Real World Use Case: π Occasion on Youglish
Obligation
NounSomething that you must do; a duty.
- Guests have no obligation to bring expensive gifts.
- Family obligation often shapes holiday plans.
- He felt an obligation to help organise the parade.
Real World Use Case: π Obligation on Youglish
Commercial
AdjectiveRelated to business or making money.
- The fair has grown into a large commercial festival.
- Commercial stalls lined the main street.
- Some traditions resist heavy commercial influence.
Real World Use Case: π Commercial on Youglish
Behaviour
NounThe way a person acts or behaves.
- Polite behaviour is expected at formal dinners.
- Teachers model respectful behaviour for students.
- Different cultures judge public behaviour differently.
Real World Use Case: π Behaviour on Youglish