Examples of Synonyms | 100 Synonyms

Examples of Synonyms | 100 Synonyms

Abandon – Leave

1. Abduct – Take away
2. Absurd- Foolish
3. Acute- Sharp
4. Acuity- Keenness
5. Adjourn- Postpone
6. Adversity- Disaster
7. Affiliate- Associate
8. Affright-Frighten
9. Alacrity- Eagerness
10. Alien- Exotic
11. Ambiguous- Doubtful, Unclear
12. Ameliorate – Improve
13. Amicable- Friendly
14. Amiable- Lovable
15. Ample- Spacious
16. Applause- Praise
17. Aromatic -Fragrant
18. Ascend- Soar
19. Assail- Attack
20. Assuage- Relieve
21. Attentive-Watchful
22. Authentic – True
23. Avaricious- Greedy
24. Barren- Sterile
25. Behaviour- Deportment
26. Benevolent-helpful, Generous
27. Benign- Kindly
28. Brevity – Conciseness
29. Brief-Concise
30. Cautious- Careful
31. Chador- A Loose Robe
32. Change-Alter
33. Chide-Scold
34. Chivalry-Heroism
35. Colossus- Gigantic
36. Colour-Shade, Hue, Nuance
37. Commence- To Begin
38. Complacent- Self Satisfied
39. Conceal- Delitescence
40. Contravene- Oppose
41. Conversant - Familiar
42. Curiosity-Inquisitiveness
43. Cynosure- Centre Of Attraction
44. Derisive- Contemptuous
45. Disgrace- Ignominy
46. Disgust- Dislike
47. Dismal- Gloomy
48. Disrespect – Irreverence
49. Docile-Gentle
50. Drown -sink
51. Embezzle-Misappropriate
52. Enmity – Hostility
53. Enormous-Huge, Giant, Immense
54. Ephemeral-Momentary
55. Expiry- Termination
56. Fast-Quick
57. Feeble –Weak
58. Fight –Fray
59. Flout – To treat with contempt
60. Fragrance- Scent
61. Frivolous-Silly
62. Guile-Cunning
63. Hatred-Contempt
64. Hiatus – Gap
65. Holy-Sacred
66. Hostile-Unfriendly
67. Hotly –passionately
68. Impertinent- Impudent, Disrespectful
69. Innocent- Ingenuous
70. Integrity-Honesty
71. Interrogated- Questioned
72. Joyous- Blissful, Elated, Euphoric
73. Jubilant- Exultant
74. Kind Hearted- Benevolent
75. Lethal-deadly
76. Liberal- Generous
77. Ludicrous- Foolish
78. Manifest-Display
79. Mild – Gentle
80. Modest- Shy, Silent, Timid
81. Mucilage-Gum
82. Overjoyed-Jubilant
83. Peer-Equal, Peep
84. Pleasant- Cheerful
85. Plethora-Abundance
86. Predict-Foretell
87. Prophesy – Foretell
88. Quiver- Shiver
89. Recalcitrant-Disobedient
90. Recollect - Remember
91. Recreation- Amusement
92. Renaissance- Rebirth
93. Rude- Impolite
94. Serious –Grave
95. Stand up- get up
96. Synopsis-precis
97. Terrific –Great
98. Turn down -Refuse
99. Umbrageous-Shady
100. Vacillate – Waver mentally
101. Valour- Courage

English Practice test on Synonyms

Abandon – Leave

1. Abduct – Take away
2. Absurd- Foolish
3. Acute- Sharp
4. Acuity- Keenness
5. Adjourn- Postpone
6. Adversity- Disaster
7. Affiliate- Associate
8. Affright-Frighten
9. Alacrity- Eagerness
10. Alien- Exotic
11. Ambiguous- Doubtful, Unclear
12. Ameliorate – Improve
13. Amicable- Friendly
14. Amiable- Lovable
15. Ample- Spacious
16. Applause- Praise
17. Aromatic -Fragrant
18. Ascend- Soar
19. Assail- Attack
20. Assuage- Relieve
21. Attentive-Watchful
22. Authentic – True
23. Avaricious- Greedy
24. Barren- Sterile
25. Behaviour- Deportment
26. Benevolent-helpful, Generous
27. Benign- Kindly
28. Brevity – Conciseness
29. Brief-Concise
30. Cautious- Careful
31. Chador- A Loose Robe
32. Change-Alter
33. Chide-Scold
34. Chivalry-Heroism
35. Colossus- Gigantic
36. Colour-Shade, Hue, Nuance
37. Commence- To Begin
38. Complacent- Self Satisfied
39. Conceal- Delitescence
40. Contravene- Oppose
41. Conversant - Familiar
42. Curiosity-Inquisitiveness
43. Cynosure- Centre Of Attraction
44. Derisive- Contemptuous
45. Disgrace- Ignominy
46. Disgust- Dislike
47. Dismal- Gloomy
48. Disrespect – Irreverence
49. Docile-Gentle
50. Drown -sink
51. Embezzle-Misappropriate
52. Enmity – Hostility
53. Enormous-Huge, Giant, Immense
54. Ephemeral-Momentary
55. Expiry- Termination
56. Fast-Quick
57. Feeble –Weak
58. Fight –Fray
59. Flout – To treat with contempt
60. Fragrance- Scent
61. Frivolous-Silly
62. Guile-Cunning
63. Hatred-Contempt
64. Hiatus – Gap
65. Holy-Sacred
66. Hostile-Unfriendly
67. Hotly –passionately
68. Impertinent- Impudent, Disrespectful
69. Innocent- Ingenuous
70. Integrity-Honesty
71. Interrogated- Questioned
72. Joyous- Blissful, Elated, Euphoric
73. Jubilant- Exultant
74. Kind Hearted- Benevolent
75. Lethal-deadly
76. Liberal- Generous
77. Ludicrous- Foolish
78. Manifest-Display
79. Mild – Gentle
80. Modest- Shy, Silent, Timid
81. Mucilage-Gum
82. Overjoyed-Jubilant
83. Peer-Equal, Peep
84. Pleasant- Cheerful
85. Plethora-Abundance
86. Predict-Foretell
87. Prophesy – Foretell
88. Quiver- Shiver
89. Recalcitrant-Disobedient
90. Recollect - Remember
91. Recreation- Amusement
92. Renaissance- Rebirth
93. Rude- Impolite
94. Serious –Grave
95. Stand up- get up
96. Synopsis-precis
97. Terrific –Great
98. Turn down -Refuse
99. Umbrageous-Shady
100. Vacillate – Waver mentally
101. Valour- Courage

English Practice test on Synonyms

Example of Excretory Structures

Example of Excretory Structures

Animal groups and their main Excretory structures/organs

1.       Protozoans- General body Suface or Plasmalemma

2.       Porifera and Cnidaria- Plasma membrane of each cell

3.       Platyhelminthes - Protonephridia or flame cells

4.       Aschelminthes (Roundworm)- H shaped renette cell

5.       Annelids (Earthworm, Leech, Nereis)-Nephridia

6.       Arthropods-

      a)Insects, centipeds and millipedes- Malpighian tubules

      b)Crustaceans (Prawn)- Antennary or green glands

      c) Scorpions and Spiders- Coxal glands

7.       Molluscs- Keber’s organ and Organ of Bojanus

8.       Echinodermates (Starfish)- No specialized excretory organ

9.       Hemichordates(Balanoglossus)-Proboscis gland

10.     Urochordates-Neural gland

11.     Cephalochordates- Solenocytes

12.     Vertebrates- One pair of Kidneys

Animal groups and their main Excretory structures/organs

1.       Protozoans- General body Suface or Plasmalemma

2.       Porifera and Cnidaria- Plasma membrane of each cell

3.       Platyhelminthes - Protonephridia or flame cells

4.       Aschelminthes (Roundworm)- H shaped renette cell

5.       Annelids (Earthworm, Leech, Nereis)-Nephridia

6.       Arthropods-

      a)Insects, centipeds and millipedes- Malpighian tubules

      b)Crustaceans (Prawn)- Antennary or green glands

      c) Scorpions and Spiders- Coxal glands

7.       Molluscs- Keber’s organ and Organ of Bojanus

8.       Echinodermates (Starfish)- No specialized excretory organ

9.       Hemichordates(Balanoglossus)-Proboscis gland

10.     Urochordates-Neural gland

11.     Cephalochordates- Solenocytes

12.     Vertebrates- One pair of Kidneys

10 Examples of Kangaroo words

10 Examples of Kangaroo words

What are ‘Kangaroo words’?

Kangaroo words: A kangaroo word is a word that contains letters of another synonymous word (a word having the same or nearly the same meaning)  in its correct sequence.

Why are  “Kangaroo words” so called?

Let’s take an example

Signal is a Kangaroo word as it has the synonym ‘sign’ in the word itself.

As kangaroos carry their young, known as joeys, in a body pouch. Likewise, kangaroo words carry their Joey words (synonym) within the word itself. This is the etymology of the phrase “kangaroo word”

Are there Anti kangaroo words? yes...See here what are Anti kangaroo words?

Examples of Kangaroo words:

Synonym in bold letters

1. masculine: synonym ‘male’ in order

2. alone: synonym ‘one’ in order

3. allocate: synonym ‘allot’ in order (allot=assign, distribute)

4. blossom: synonym ‘bloom’ in order (bloom=flower)

5. capable: synonym ‘able’ in order (able=competent)

6. chicken: synonym ‘hen’ in order

7. disappointed: synonym ‘sad’ in order

8. feast: synonym ‘eat’ in order

9. latest: synonym ‘last’ in order (latest=last one, newest)

10. myself: synonym ‘me’ in order

11. gigantic: synonym ‘giant’ in order (gigantic: huge, massive, oversize)

What are ‘Kangaroo words’?

Kangaroo words: A kangaroo word is a word that contains letters of another synonymous word (a word having the same or nearly the same meaning)  in its correct sequence.

Why are  “Kangaroo words” so called?

Let’s take an example

Signal is a Kangaroo word as it has the synonym ‘sign’ in the word itself.

As kangaroos carry their young, known as joeys, in a body pouch. Likewise, kangaroo words carry their Joey words (synonym) within the word itself. This is the etymology of the phrase “kangaroo word”

Are there Anti kangaroo words? yes...See here what are Anti kangaroo words?

Examples of Kangaroo words:

Synonym in bold letters

1. masculine: synonym ‘male’ in order

2. alone: synonym ‘one’ in order

3. allocate: synonym ‘allot’ in order (allot=assign, distribute)

4. blossom: synonym ‘bloom’ in order (bloom=flower)

5. capable: synonym ‘able’ in order (able=competent)

6. chicken: synonym ‘hen’ in order

7. disappointed: synonym ‘sad’ in order

8. feast: synonym ‘eat’ in order

9. latest: synonym ‘last’ in order (latest=last one, newest)

10. myself: synonym ‘me’ in order

11. gigantic: synonym ‘giant’ in order (gigantic: huge, massive, oversize)

What are anti-kangaroo words? with 10 examples

What are anti-kangaroo words? with 10 examples

What are anti-kangaroo words?

Anti-kangaroo word is a word that contains its antonym (word with opposite meaning).

Let’s take an example

animosity (enmity) contains the word amity (friendship) which is an antonym.

What are ‘Kangaroo words’?

Kangaroo words: A kangaroo word is a word that contains letters of another synonymous word (a word having the same or nearly the same meaning)  in its correct sequence.

Why are  “Kangaroo words” so called?

As kangaroos carry their young, known as joeys, in a body pouch. Likewise, kangaroo words carry their Joey words (synonym) within the word itself. This is the etymology of the phrase “kangaroo word”

See 10 examples of kangaroo words

Examples of anti-kangaroo words :

Antonym in bold letters

1. abuse: antonym ‘use’ in order (abuse=misuse)

2. feasted: antonym ‘fasted’ in order (fasted =go without food)

3. female: antonym ‘male’ in order

4. communicative: antonym ‘mute’ in order (mute=silent)

5. pest: antonym ‘pet’ in order

6. fabrication: antonym ‘fact’ in order

7. she: antonym ‘he’ in order

8. wonderful: antonym ‘woeful’ in order (woeful=unhappy, sad)

9. resigned: antonym ‘reigned’ in order (reigned=hold office, in power)

10. there: antonym ‘here’ in order

What are anti-kangaroo words?

Anti-kangaroo word is a word that contains its antonym (word with opposite meaning).

Let’s take an example

animosity (enmity) contains the word amity (friendship) which is an antonym.

What are ‘Kangaroo words’?

Kangaroo words: A kangaroo word is a word that contains letters of another synonymous word (a word having the same or nearly the same meaning)  in its correct sequence.

Why are  “Kangaroo words” so called?

As kangaroos carry their young, known as joeys, in a body pouch. Likewise, kangaroo words carry their Joey words (synonym) within the word itself. This is the etymology of the phrase “kangaroo word”

See 10 examples of kangaroo words

Examples of anti-kangaroo words :

Antonym in bold letters

1. abuse: antonym ‘use’ in order (abuse=misuse)

2. feasted: antonym ‘fasted’ in order (fasted =go without food)

3. female: antonym ‘male’ in order

4. communicative: antonym ‘mute’ in order (mute=silent)

5. pest: antonym ‘pet’ in order

6. fabrication: antonym ‘fact’ in order

7. she: antonym ‘he’ in order

8. wonderful: antonym ‘woeful’ in order (woeful=unhappy, sad)

9. resigned: antonym ‘reigned’ in order (reigned=hold office, in power)

10. there: antonym ‘here’ in order

Example of Simple Future - Future Continuous- Future Perfect- Future Perfect Continuous Tenses

Example of Simple Future - Future Continuous- Future Perfect- Future Perfect Continuous Tenses

Simple Future:

1. I shall go to Switzerland next month

2. I shall write a letter

3. We will know our exam results in May.

Future Continuous

1. At this time tomorrow, I shall be watching the film

2. At this time tomorrow, I will be sitting on the beach in Singapore.

Future Perfect

1. I will have achieved a government job by 2020

2. She will have finished her homework by the time you reach back.

Future Perfect continuous

1. Babu will have been editing this magazine for twenty-five years by next January.

2. By the next issue, I shall have been reading ‘Vijayarekha’ for one year.

3. By the next June, I shall have been studying at Target Academy for six months.

4. By the summer of 2022, we shall have been living in this house for twelve years

5. I shall have been teaching for 15 years by the next January.

6. Mathews will have been acting in films for Sixty years before the end of this year.

Simple Future:

1. I shall go to Switzerland next month

2. I shall write a letter

3. We will know our exam results in May.

Future Continuous

1. At this time tomorrow, I shall be watching the film

2. At this time tomorrow, I will be sitting on the beach in Singapore.

Future Perfect

1. I will have achieved a government job by 2020

2. She will have finished her homework by the time you reach back.

Future Perfect continuous

1. Babu will have been editing this magazine for twenty-five years by next January.

2. By the next issue, I shall have been reading ‘Vijayarekha’ for one year.

3. By the next June, I shall have been studying at Target Academy for six months.

4. By the summer of 2022, we shall have been living in this house for twelve years

5. I shall have been teaching for 15 years by the next January.

6. Mathews will have been acting in films for Sixty years before the end of this year.

Example of Simple Past - Past Continuous -Past Perfect - Past Perfect Continuous Tenses

Example of Simple Past - Past Continuous -Past Perfect - Past Perfect Continuous Tenses

Example of Simple Past:

1.     I met her last month.

2.     India became republic in 1950.

3.     He usually went to bed late last year.

4.     Bini always drank milk when he was a child.

5.     When the shot broke, birds flew.

6.     When the prime minister arrived, the officers stood up.

7.     I went to the public library yesterday.

8.     The Swamiji spoke very eloquently.

9.     The elephant stood on two legs.

10.   She left school last year.

11. India became independent in 1947.

12.  She always came late to the class last month.

13. When the teacher entered the class the students stood up.

14. It is high time you reached there

      15. It is high time we left the place

Example of Past Continuous

       1.     When I saw him, he was playing chess

       2.     While I was driving she was reading a novel.

Example of Past Perfect

        1. I had seen the film

         2. I had written the letter before he arrived

         3. She had loved him.

Example of Past Perfect Continuous

        1. He had been reading for hours before I reached there

        2. I had been reading for hours before he came.

        3. The boys had been playing cricket for two hours before they reached home.

Example of Simple Past:

1.     I met her last month.

2.     India became republic in 1950.

3.     He usually went to bed late last year.

4.     Bini always drank milk when he was a child.

5.     When the shot broke, birds flew.

6.     When the prime minister arrived, the officers stood up.

7.     I went to the public library yesterday.

8.     The Swamiji spoke very eloquently.

9.     The elephant stood on two legs.

10.   She left school last year.

11. India became independent in 1947.

12.  She always came late to the class last month.

13. When the teacher entered the class the students stood up.

14. It is high time you reached there

      15. It is high time we left the place

Example of Past Continuous

       1.     When I saw him, he was playing chess

       2.     While I was driving she was reading a novel.

Example of Past Perfect

        1. I had seen the film

         2. I had written the letter before he arrived

         3. She had loved him.

Example of Past Perfect Continuous

        1. He had been reading for hours before I reached there

        2. I had been reading for hours before he came.

        3. The boys had been playing cricket for two hours before they reached home.

Example of Present Perfect Continuous Tenses

Example of Present Perfect Continuous Tenses

Present Perfect Continuous Examples:

1.              Ram has been working in the garden all day.

2.              Salman has been swimming in the pool for 4 hours.

3.              She has been working there for 10 years.

4.              Sita has been staying in the college Hostel.

5.              They have been playing since four o’ clock.

Present Perfect Continuous Examples:

1.              Ram has been working in the garden all day.

2.              Salman has been swimming in the pool for 4 hours.

3.              She has been working there for 10 years.

4.              Sita has been staying in the college Hostel.

5.              They have been playing since four o’ clock.

Example of Present Perfect Tenses

Example of Present Perfect Tenses

1.  Have you ever been to Darjeeling?
2.  He has constantly eluded the police.
3.  I have just finished my work.
4.  I have already finished my homework.
5.  I have finished the letter.
6.  I have never met this man before.
7.  I have often gone to that theatre.
8.  I have read all the plays of Shakespeare.
9.  I have seen him before.
10. I have visited Japan and Australia.
11. I have always wanted to learn the art of painting.
12.  I haven't seen Roney for a long time.
13. Manu has always been a rebel.
14. Shahrukh has applied for leave of absence.
15. She has already paid the fee.
16. The train has already left the station.
17. There, I have done my good deed for the day.
18. We have lived in this house for several years.

1.  Have you ever been to Darjeeling?
2.  He has constantly eluded the police.
3.  I have just finished my work.
4.  I have already finished my homework.
5.  I have finished the letter.
6.  I have never met this man before.
7.  I have often gone to that theatre.
8.  I have read all the plays of Shakespeare.
9.  I have seen him before.
10. I have visited Japan and Australia.
11. I have always wanted to learn the art of painting.
12.  I haven't seen Roney for a long time.
13. Manu has always been a rebel.
14. Shahrukh has applied for leave of absence.
15. She has already paid the fee.
16. The train has already left the station.
17. There, I have done my good deed for the day.
18. We have lived in this house for several years.

15 Examples of Present Continuous Tenses

15 Examples of Present Continuous Tenses

Present Continuous Tenses Examples

1. He is taking bath
2. I am going to Mumbai tomorrow.
3. I am going to the cinema tonight.
4. I hear the news
5. I think you are bold
6. It is raining.
7. Mother is cooking.
8. She has a mobile phone.
9. She is carrying a child
10. She is leaving for Delhi on Wednesday.
11. She is listening to music now.
12. She looks very beautiful today.
13. Susan is coming soon.
14. The child is sleeping.
15. The tribunal is hearing the complaint tomorrow.
16. They are having lunch.

Present Continuous Tenses Examples

1. He is taking bath
2. I am going to Mumbai tomorrow.
3. I am going to the cinema tonight.
4. I hear the news
5. I think you are bold
6. It is raining.
7. Mother is cooking.
8. She has a mobile phone.
9. She is carrying a child
10. She is leaving for Delhi on Wednesday.
11. She is listening to music now.
12. She looks very beautiful today.
13. Susan is coming soon.
14. The child is sleeping.
15. The tribunal is hearing the complaint tomorrow.
16. They are having lunch.

35 Examples of Simple Present Tenses

35 Examples of Simple Present Tenses

1.  Ali goes for a walk every morning
2. Barking dog seldom bites
3. Birds fly in the air
4. College reopens on Monday
5. Cows eat grass
6. Elephants never eat the flesh
7. God loves us all
8. He always writes the test paper
9. He gets up at 6 AM
10. He is always busy
11. Heat expands bodies
12. How fiercely the wind blows!
13. I get up at 4 AM
14. Manu writes with his left hand
15. Sachin usually reads newspaper in the morning
16. She drinks tea every morning
17. She is writing exam now
18. She Sings a song
19. She usually goes to school by bus
20. Smt. Sasha comes to teach me dance every Sunday
21. The chief minister returns next Tuesday
22. The cow gives us milk
23. The earth revolves around the sun
24. The earth revolves around the sun
25. The headquarters of the UN is at NewYork
26. The new batch of LD Clerk Commences next Monday.
27. The prime minister visits the USA next month.
28. The prime minister arrives tomorrow to inaugurate the function.
29. The sun rises in the East.
30. The Tajmahal is on the bank of the Yamuna
31. They sing a song
32. There goes the dinner bell!
33. Vinu Willams Says “A thing of beauty is a joy forever”.
34. We leave for Madras tomorrow
35. We play tennis every day.

1.  Ali goes for a walk every morning
2. Barking dog seldom bites
3. Birds fly in the air
4. College reopens on Monday
5. Cows eat grass
6. Elephants never eat the flesh
7. God loves us all
8. He always writes the test paper
9. He gets up at 6 AM
10. He is always busy
11. Heat expands bodies
12. How fiercely the wind blows!
13. I get up at 4 AM
14. Manu writes with his left hand
15. Sachin usually reads newspaper in the morning
16. She drinks tea every morning
17. She is writing exam now
18. She Sings a song
19. She usually goes to school by bus
20. Smt. Sasha comes to teach me dance every Sunday
21. The chief minister returns next Tuesday
22. The cow gives us milk
23. The earth revolves around the sun
24. The earth revolves around the sun
25. The headquarters of the UN is at NewYork
26. The new batch of LD Clerk Commences next Monday.
27. The prime minister visits the USA next month.
28. The prime minister arrives tomorrow to inaugurate the function.
29. The sun rises in the East.
30. The Tajmahal is on the bank of the Yamuna
31. They sing a song
32. There goes the dinner bell!
33. Vinu Willams Says “A thing of beauty is a joy forever”.
34. We leave for Madras tomorrow
35. We play tennis every day.

100 Examples of Singular and Plural

100 Examples of Singular and Plural

1. Aircraft-aircraft
2. Alga- Algae
3. Alumna- Alumnae
4. Analysis- Analyses
5. Antenna- Antennae
6. Apex-Apexes
7. Appendix-Appendices
8. Aquarium-Aquaria
9. Attorney general- Attorneys General
10. Automation- Automata
11. Axis- Axes
12. Bacillus-Bacilli
13. Bacterium –Bacteria
14. Bamboo-Bamboos
15. Basis- Bases
16. Book cases-Book cases
17. Brother in law- Brothers in Law
18. Cactus-Cacti
19. Calf- Calves
20. Chief-Chiefs
21. Child-Children
22. City-Cities
23. Cliff-Cliffs
24. Consortium- Consortia
25. Crisis-Crises
26. Criterion-Criteria
27. Criterion-Criteria
28. Datum-Data
29. Deer- Deer
30. Diagnosis-Diagnoses
31. Diary-Diaries
32. Dwarf-Dwarves
33. Dynamo-Dynamos
34. Echo-Echoes
35. Equilibrium-Equilibria
36. Erratum-Errata
37. Fly-Flies
38. Focus-Foci
39. Folio-Folios
40. Foot-Feet
41. Formula-Formulae
42. Genius- Geniuses
43. Genus-Genera
44. Giraffe-Giraffes
45. Goose-Geese
46. Hero-Heroes
47. Hoof-Hoofs
48. Index- Indices
49. Knife-Knives
50. Lady-Ladies
51. Larva-Larvae
52. Life-Lives
53. Loaf-Loaves
54. Louse-Lice
55. Maidservant-Maidservants
56. Maneater-Maneaters
57. Manservant-Menservants
58. Medium-Media
59. Memo-Memos
60. Mouse-Mice
61. Nebula-Nebulae
62. Negro-Negroes
63. Nucleus-Nuclei
64. Oasis- Oases
65. Ovum-Ova
66. Ox-Oxen
67. Phenomenon-Phenomena
68. Phylum-Phyla
69. Piano-Pianos
70. Plateau- Plateaux
71. Pupa-Pupae
72. Radio-Radios
73. Radius-Radii
74. Rhinoceros-Rhinoceroses
75. Safe-Safes
76. Series-Series
77. Series-Series
78. Serum-Sera
79. Sheep-Sheep
80. Shelf-Shelves
81. Son-in-law –Sons -in Law
82. Stand- in- Stand-ins
83. Stimulus-Stimuli
84. Storey-Storeys
85. Story-Stories
86. Stratum- Strata
87. Syllabus- Syllabi
88. Tea-Teas
89. Theory- Theories
90. Thesis- Theses
91. Thief-Thieves
92. Tomato-Tomatoes
93. Tooth-Teeth
94. Video-Videoes
95. Volcano-Volcanoes
96. Wife- Wives
97. Wolf-Wolves
98. Woman driver-Women drivers
99. Yourself-Yourselves
100. Zero-Zeroes

1. Aircraft-aircraft
2. Alga- Algae
3. Alumna- Alumnae
4. Analysis- Analyses
5. Antenna- Antennae
6. Apex-Apexes
7. Appendix-Appendices
8. Aquarium-Aquaria
9. Attorney general- Attorneys General
10. Automation- Automata
11. Axis- Axes
12. Bacillus-Bacilli
13. Bacterium –Bacteria
14. Bamboo-Bamboos
15. Basis- Bases
16. Book cases-Book cases
17. Brother in law- Brothers in Law
18. Cactus-Cacti
19. Calf- Calves
20. Chief-Chiefs
21. Child-Children
22. City-Cities
23. Cliff-Cliffs
24. Consortium- Consortia
25. Crisis-Crises
26. Criterion-Criteria
27. Criterion-Criteria
28. Datum-Data
29. Deer- Deer
30. Diagnosis-Diagnoses
31. Diary-Diaries
32. Dwarf-Dwarves
33. Dynamo-Dynamos
34. Echo-Echoes
35. Equilibrium-Equilibria
36. Erratum-Errata
37. Fly-Flies
38. Focus-Foci
39. Folio-Folios
40. Foot-Feet
41. Formula-Formulae
42. Genius- Geniuses
43. Genus-Genera
44. Giraffe-Giraffes
45. Goose-Geese
46. Hero-Heroes
47. Hoof-Hoofs
48. Index- Indices
49. Knife-Knives
50. Lady-Ladies
51. Larva-Larvae
52. Life-Lives
53. Loaf-Loaves
54. Louse-Lice
55. Maidservant-Maidservants
56. Maneater-Maneaters
57. Manservant-Menservants
58. Medium-Media
59. Memo-Memos
60. Mouse-Mice
61. Nebula-Nebulae
62. Negro-Negroes
63. Nucleus-Nuclei
64. Oasis- Oases
65. Ovum-Ova
66. Ox-Oxen
67. Phenomenon-Phenomena
68. Phylum-Phyla
69. Piano-Pianos
70. Plateau- Plateaux
71. Pupa-Pupae
72. Radio-Radios
73. Radius-Radii
74. Rhinoceros-Rhinoceroses
75. Safe-Safes
76. Series-Series
77. Series-Series
78. Serum-Sera
79. Sheep-Sheep
80. Shelf-Shelves
81. Son-in-law –Sons -in Law
82. Stand- in- Stand-ins
83. Stimulus-Stimuli
84. Storey-Storeys
85. Story-Stories
86. Stratum- Strata
87. Syllabus- Syllabi
88. Tea-Teas
89. Theory- Theories
90. Thesis- Theses
91. Thief-Thieves
92. Tomato-Tomatoes
93. Tooth-Teeth
94. Video-Videoes
95. Volcano-Volcanoes
96. Wife- Wives
97. Wolf-Wolves
98. Woman driver-Women drivers
99. Yourself-Yourselves
100. Zero-Zeroes

List of Phrasal Verbs

List of Phrasal Verbs

Phrasal Verbs
Put off- Postpone Put up- stay/raise Put on- wear Put out-extinguish Put down- write/suppress Put by-to save an amount Put forward-to make a suggestion Put across- to communicate Put up with-tolerate Put an end to-stop	Break in – To forcefully enter Break through-An act of over coming an obstacle
	Call at- visit a place Call on- visit a person Call up-recollect Call off-cancel something Call for-demand Call out-to summon or order Call upon- announce
Get through- pass Get over- recover from/overcome Get off-escape Get along- make progress Get on- keep going Get away- escape Get around- overcome	Go on-continue Go at- attack Go with- match Go for- choose/seek/attack Go off-explode Go into- investigate Go through-examine Go over- to review or analyse
Come at- to attack/ to obtain Come across- To find or meet by chance Come off-To happen
	Bring out-reveal Bring down-Reduce Bring up-carry/convey
Give up-Abandon Give out- Announce Give in- Yield Give away- To make a gift of	Look after- to take care of Look up- search for/ to consider Look forward-except or hope for Look for-seek something Look out- be wanted be careful Looked down on –watch with dislike
Make shift- to understand Make up for-to compensate for something Make over- A transformation in appearance
	Turn up- Arrive Turn down- reject
Take in – deceive Take down- write down Take on- to undertake/ allow passengers Take off- to remove something / to leave  the     ground and begin to fly Take over-take control of	Taken aback-surprised Take up- consider Take it- to endure Take after- resemble a parent or relative     30 common phrasal verbs, with meanings and examples

Phrasal Verbs
Put off- Postpone Put up- stay/raise Put on- wear Put out-extinguish Put down- write/suppress Put by-to save an amount Put forward-to make a suggestion Put across- to communicate Put up with-tolerate Put an end to-stop	Break in – To forcefully enter Break through-An act of over coming an obstacle
	Call at- visit a place Call on- visit a person Call up-recollect Call off-cancel something Call for-demand Call out-to summon or order Call upon- announce
Get through- pass Get over- recover from/overcome Get off-escape Get along- make progress Get on- keep going Get away- escape Get around- overcome	Go on-continue Go at- attack Go with- match Go for- choose/seek/attack Go off-explode Go into- investigate Go through-examine Go over- to review or analyse
Come at- to attack/ to obtain Come across- To find or meet by chance Come off-To happen
	Bring out-reveal Bring down-Reduce Bring up-carry/convey
Give up-Abandon Give out- Announce Give in- Yield Give away- To make a gift of	Look after- to take care of Look up- search for/ to consider Look forward-except or hope for Look for-seek something Look out- be wanted be careful Looked down on –watch with dislike
Make shift- to understand Make up for-to compensate for something Make over- A transformation in appearance
	Turn up- Arrive Turn down- reject
Take in – deceive Take down- write down Take on- to undertake/ allow passengers Take off- to remove something / to leave  the     ground and begin to fly Take over-take control of	Taken aback-surprised Take up- consider Take it- to endure Take after- resemble a parent or relative     30 common phrasal verbs, with meanings and examples