This is a vocabulary set for an individual student :)

Personal Vocabulary set for Individual Student (LEX)

Adverb - another form for very/especially

i.e. The dog was super friendly!

As an adjective - describing something very nice, or enjoyable.

i.e. 
A: I got 100% on my test!
B: That is super!

Able to be trusted, and depended on. Also means being responsible and helpful.  

i.e. You are so reliable. You are a good friend. Thank you for helping me today.

To have strong feelings or beliefs. It can also mean intense emotions or refers to activities/hobbies. 

i.e. 
1.) I am an emotional person. 
2.) My passions are writing, hiking, etc. 
3.) He is a passionate person.

To move around a lot, or to have a lot of energy. 

i.e. I am an active person. Every day I go to the gym.

How you are feeling - it can be intense emotions.

A characteristic. 

i.e. She was a very kind person. 

It can also be used to refer to a group of something.

i.e. I like all kinds of music!

To be tidy (neat), well-dressed or very witty and bright

To be compassionate towards animals and to have an endless love for animals.

It is pleasant, subtle, and satisfying. 

i.e. I really liked the restaurant we went to last night. It was quite nice!

To not give up, to be decisive and have a resolution

Being fair and sensible. Rational. Thinking first before doing

Not logical or reasonable. It does not make sense. Doing without thinking first / understanding the situation.

Bare, exposed, not made by humans or genuine.

i.e. She doesn´t wear make-up, and she is still so beautiful! She is so natural!

To show or feel the approval of something or someone - to accept/agree

At all times, on every occasion/event/situation. Never changes. 

i.e. He is always late to arrive!

Routinely, or generally used to describe things you do every day or week. 

i.e. I usually take out the trash on Sundays´

Many times, frequent

i.e. I often have 3 sugars in my coffee.

Occasionally, but not all the time. Once in a while. 

i.e. Sometimes I like to be alone.

Not often, infrequent 

i.e. I rarely go out during exams.

Almost no/none - very rare

i.e. I hardly ever see my family since COVID started!

At no time - past, present or future - not at all. 

i.e. I will never eat olives again.

A regular pattern/tendency of doing something. Everyday routine. 

i.e. He has a bad smoking habit.

A flat plate for food or used to describe a certain food. 

i.e. 
1.) This is my favourite dish to eat with! 
2.) Chicken curry is my favourite dish to eat!

Very particular, hard to please, difficult to deal with.

i.e. My child is so fussy, he won´t eat his vegetables!

The kinds of food that one usually eats every day, or a restrictive course of food eaten to lose/gain  weight

i.e. 
I have a healthy and balanced diet. I eat all my vegetables. 

I am on a diet. I want to lose weight

To limit a person's movements, senses or feelings. To injure or to describe a sickness.

Is usually a female name, but men can have this name too.

To meet someone, to be introduced, to go to a meeting, etc.

A sport involving rackets and a ball and a nett.

A loud rumbling or crashing noise that is heard usually after lightning or during a storm/rainy weather.

Office supplies or school supplies or art supplies. These are objects and materials you can write, draw, sketch, and paint with.

When something is stationary, it does not move. It is still.

A compliment is when you flatter someone or say something nice to them. 

i.e. You look extra beautiful today!

A compliment is when something suits or goes with another thing. It's a good combination or blend and highlights one of the two in greater aspects. 

For example, the colour of your jacket really complements your eyes!

A brake is used in vehicles to stop the vehicle from moving.

A break can refer to breaking something (a plate) or taking a break (eating lunch before resuming work activities).

A course is something that is specific and flowy. It can be a route or direction or an activity you are doing (Taking English courses online).

Coarse is used to describe something that is rough or jagged in texture. It does not feel smooth, its bumpy or weird.

Peace is something that is freeing, calm and tranquil.

A "piece" is used to describe something in quantities or numbers.

i.e. A piece of cake.

Something that is not complete or slightly damaged. 
i.e. A hole in the ground
i.e. I have a hole in my shirt. I need to buy a new one.

To look at something or someone intently or for a long time. 

i.e. I don´t know what he wanted, but he was staring at me for a long time.

Stairs are building materials that are created in order to move from floor to floor via walking.

To know is to be informed of something or to have knowledge of something.

No means no. It is not something you agree to.

You are straightforward, not afraid to speak up, honest, and courageous. Brave. Bold.

A preposition is a word or group of words used before a noun, pronoun, or noun phrase to show direction, time, place, location, or spatial relationships, or to introduce an object.

An activity or hobby involving the creation of food.

Meat, nuts, or any food type that falls under the protein category. 

i.e. chicken, beef, pork.

Something that is very wet and uncomfortable or damaged.

Extreme heat or unfavourable weather conditions.

An animal that is small and bird-like but cannot fly. They swim and hunt fish. They mate for life.

A soulmate is a person or thing that is your other half. Someone who completes you and makes you feel whole. Your other being, your twin, your world. Someone made just for you and you for them.

Something that has a lot of colour in it.

The skin of an animal - dog hairs, cat hairs, etc.

Adjustable straps that hold things together like a belt.

A situation in which you have been standing or lying in the sun for too long, and now it has left you feeling uncomfortable, sore and itchy. Your skin peels off.

The largest organ in our body is our skin. What we are made up of and what keeps it all inside.

Shoulders are just below your neck, on top of your back and arms.

This is another way of asking someone what their plans were for the weekend. 
i.e. Any plans this weekend?
i.e. What are you going to be doing this Saturday?

To mix and mingle with other people and engage in conversation or hang out with them.

How much energy you have to be around others. If it´s high, you are happy to be around people a lot but if it gets low, you feel drained and tired and just want to spend time alone for a little bit doing your own things.

To not want what you wanted before anymore. Your opinion has changed.

Similar to a butterfly but more indoors. They can eat your clothes.

To want to go near or do something that is bad for you, but you cannot get rid of that desire. You are drawn to what hurts you.

You behave in a way that only brings you down. Sometimes unintentional but you do things that don´t let you go anywhere. For example, ruin your relationship first because you think something bad will happen.

A professional is someone who is extremely good and experienced in what they do. Whether it be a sport, an occupation or a hobby.

The definite article (the) is used before a noun to indicate its identity. The indefinite article (a, an) is used before a noun that is general or when its identity is not known.

A fruit that is often found on apple trees. They are very sweet and small/round.

A big carnivorous cat with stripes. Dangerous and predatory.

A large herbivore mammal with tusks. They move in herds and are mostly matriarchal (female elephants lead the herd). They are quite big and majestic.

A piece of stationery that one can use to write with. Usually on a piece of paper or book.

An item that can be used to store things inside. 
i.e. shopping, school bags, travel.

An object made of soft rubber/material that can be used to erase/get rid of/rub out mistakes made by pencil marks.

A machine that is mostly used in public spaces, i.e. the mall or hospital. It helps people move from floor to floor (up or down) very quickly.

Something that you have already used. It can be second-hand or something passed down. Something almost-new. 

For example, I wear my older brother´s hand-me-down clothes because they do not fit him anymore.

A sleeveless t-shirt is another word for a Tank top. It is a shirt with no sleeves on the arms/shoulders. It is like a vest.

An item of clothing - usually a shirt - with no sleeves. Worn usually on hot days, gyming or in general.

An item of clothing that does not have any sleeves on your arms. It can also be known as a tank top or vest.

A piece of clothing worn to protect yourself from rainy weather.

A medical condition where your skin becomes and looks yellowish due to some underlying disease, i.e. liver failure.

Something painful or aching. When you are hurt you feel sore.

When you are sick and your throat is irritable. It feels itchy or tight like there is something stuck.

When you are sick. Sore throats usually imply you have an infection and may cough at times.

Something red or swollen - puffed up /infected or tender. It could be caused due to an allergic reaction or sickness.

Another word for anger, restlessness or even annoyance.

When you are sick and coughing a lot. You feel breathless and it hurts.

When the mucus is stuck in your throat and you feel like you cannot cough it up or get rid of it. Usually when you are sick.