Add 100 points for English words classified according to the first volume of the sixth grade.

I'm trying. It was all in primary school. I've sorted it out and sent it tomorrow.

A, school supplies (school things)

Pen (pen) pencil (pencil) pencil box (pencil box) ruler (book) postcard (comic book) schoolbag (newspaper)

Schoolbag Eraser Crayon Sharpener Story Book Notebook Chinese Book English Book Math Book Magazine Dictionary

Second, the human body.

Foot nose

Head (face) hair (mouth) eyes (ears) arms (arms) hands (fingers) legs (tail)

Third, colors.

Color (red) Blue (yellow) Green (white)

Black (pink) purple (orange) brown (brown)

Fourth, animals (animals)

Cat (Cat) Dog (Dog) Pig (Pig) Duck (Rabbit) Horse (Elephant) Fish (Fish) Kangaroo (Kangaroo)

Ant (Ant) Bird (Bird) Eagle (Eagle) Beaver (Beaver) Snake (Snake) Rat (Mouse) Squirrel (Squirrel) Monkey (Panda) Bear (Bear) Lion (Tiger) Fox (Fox) Zebra (Zebra) Deer (Giraffe) Goose (Goose) Hen (Hen) Turkey (Hen)

Verb (abbreviation of verb) person

Friend (boy) Girl (girl) Mother (father) Sister (brother) Uncle (uncle) Mother (mother)

Grandpa/grandfather (grandfather)

Man (Man) Woman (Woman) Mr. (Sir) Miss (Lady, Miss) Dad (Father) Parents (Parents) Grandma/Grandmother (Grandmother) Aunt (Aunt) Cousin (Cousin) Son (Son) Baby (Baby) Child (Child) Classmate (Queen) Visitor (Visitor)

Robot (robot)

VI. Occupation (type of work)

Teachers (students) doctors (doctors) nurses (drivers) farmers (singers) writers (writers) actors (actors) actresses (artists) TV reporters (TV reporters) engineers (accountants) police (policemen) salespeople (salesmen) cleaners (cleaners)

Assistant baseball player (salesman)

Seven, catering (food &; Drink)

Rice (rice) Bread (bread) Beef (milk) Water (water) Egg (egg) Fish (fish) Tofu (tofu) Chicken (chicken) Honey (honey) Lunch (Chinese food)

Cake (cake) hot dog (hot dog) hamburger (French fries) biscuit (cookie) biscuit (jam) noodles (meat) pork. Mutton (mutton) vegetables (vegetables) salad (salad) soup (ice cream) ice (ice) cola (cola) juice (juice) tea (tea) coffee (coffee) breakfast (dinner) dining car.

Eight, fruits and vegetables (fruits &; Vegetables)

Apple, banana, watermelon, pear, orange, grape, eggplant, green bean, tomato and potato.

Peach (Peach) Strawberry (Cucumber) Onion (Carrot) Cabbage (Cabbage)

Nine, clothes (clothes)

Jacket (jacket) shirt (T-shirt) shirt (short skirt) dress (jeans) trousers (trousers) socks (shoes)

Sweater (sweater) coat (raincoat) shorts (tennis shoes) slippers (sandals) boots (boots) hat (hat with brim) cap (cap) tie (tie), scarf (scarf), gloves (sunglasses)

X.vehicles

Bicycle (bicycle) bus (bus) train (train) boat (boat)

Ships (yachts), cars (cars), taxis (jeeps), trucks (vans), airplanes (airplanes), subways (motorcycles)

XI。 other things

Window (door) computer (desk) chair (bed) board (tablet computer) teacher's desk (platform) fan (lamp) wall (wall) floor draw curtains closet mirror coffee table football gift

Walkman light, mobile phone, sofa rack, refrigerator, table, air conditioner, TV key. Lock (photo) figure (plate) knife (fork) spoon (spoon) chopsticks (pot) gift doll jigsaw puzzle ball kite balloon box umbrella. Zipper (Zipper) Violin (Violin) Yo-Yo (Yo-Yo) Bird's Nest (Bird's Nest) Toothbrush (Toothbrush) Hole (Tube) Menu (E-Card) E-mail (Email) Money (Medicine)

Twelve. location

Home room living room (living room) living room (bedroom) study room (study room) kitchen (kitchen) bathroom (classroom) school (park) library (library) post office hospital cinema bookstore

Farm (Zoo) Garden (Playground) Dining Hall (Dining Hall) Gymnasium (Gymnasium) Teacher's Office (Teacher's Office) Bathroom (Bathroom) Art Room Music Room Computer Room TV Room Tablet Company Factory Fruit Stall Pet Shop Nature Park Theme Park Supermarket Bank Great Wall Science Museum Country City

Thirteen. class

Class (Course) Chinese (Chinese) English (English) Mathematics (Mathematics) Physical Education (Physical Education) Music (Music)

Social research on moral education of scientific sports.

Fourteen Country and city (country &; City)

China/People's Republic of China (PRC) (China) USA/USA (USA) UK (UK) England (UK) Canada/Canada (Australia) new york (new york) London (London) Sydney (Sydney) Moscow (Cairo).

15. Weather

Cold (cold) warm (warm) cool (cool) snow (snow) sunny (sunny)

Hot (hot) rain (rain) wind (wind) cloudy (cloudy)

Weather report (weather forecast)

XVI. Scenery (Nature)

River (Lake) Creek (River, Creek) Forest (Road) Road (Road, Avenue) House (Bridge)

Building (Building) Rain (Rain) Cloud (Cloud) Sun (Sun)

Mountain (sky) rainbow (rainbow) wind (air)

17. Plants

Seeds of flowers and plants germinate, trees, plants and soil.

rose petal

Eighteen, week (week)

Monday/Monday. (Monday) Tuesday/Tuesday. (Tuesday) Wednesday/Wednesday. (Wednesday) Thursday/Thursday (Thursday) Friday /Fri. (Friday) Saturday/Saturday. (Saturday) Sunday/Sunday (Sunday) weekend.

Nineteen. month

January (January) February (February) March (March) April (April) May (May) June (July) August. August, September and October

December

Twenty, season (season)

Spring (Spring) Summer (Summer) Autumn (Autumn) Winter (Winter)

2 1, direction (direction)

Left (left) and right (right)

East (East) West (West) South (South) North (North)

22.diseases

Cold, fever, toothache, headache, sore throat.

Twenty-three, Numbers (Numbers)

One (1) two (2) three (3) four (4) five (5) six (6) seven (7) eight (8) nine (9) ten (10) eleven (1 1)

Fourteen (14) sixteen (16) seventeen (17) eight (18) nine (19) thirty (30) forty (40) five (50) six (.

24. adjectives

Good (good) big (big) small (small) long (long) short (short) young (old, Old) strong (strong) thin (thin) active (active) quiet (kind) strict (strict) smart (clever) interesting (funny) delicious (delicious) sweet (salty) sour (sour) favorite (fresh) clean (clean) tired.

Good (Nice) good (good) great (very good) heavy (fat) new (happy) hungry (cute) small (cute) beautiful. Colorful (colorful) beautiful (beautiful) cheap (cheap) expensive (expensive) juicy (juicy) tender (tender) healthy (sick) sick (beneficial) tall (high) easy (simple) proud.

25. Preposition (prep. )

At (when) at (when) near (below) behind (beside) at (when) beside (beside).

To (to, to)

In front of ...

Twenty-six, pronouns (pron. )

I (I) we (we) you (you, you) he (he) she (she)

It (it) they (he/she/they) my (mine) our (yours, yours) his (his) her (hers) this (this, this) that (that).

Twenty-seven verb

Work (work) Play (play, kick) Swimming (swimming) Skating (skating) Flying (jumping) Walking (running) Climbing (beating) Swing (swinging) Eating (sleeping) Like (like, like) Have (have, eat) Turn (turn) Buy (buy) Take (buy, live.

Do your homework, watch TV and read books.

Cook, water the flowers, sweep the floor, clean the bedroom, make the bed and set the table. Wash clothes, wash dishes, have breakfast and dinner on the computer. Do morning exercises (morning exercises, go to school, do sports, get up, have English classes, climb mountains. Play the piano, fly kites, make snowmen and plant trees.

Painting, cooking, reading, answering the phone and listening to music. Clean the room, write letters, write emails and drink water.

Take photos (take photos) Watch insects (observe insects) Pick up leaves (do an experiment) Catch butterflies (catch butterflies) Count inserts (count insects). Collect insects, collect leaves, write reports, play chess and have picnics.

Ride a bike, play the violin, make kites, collect stamps, go shopping and swim.

Go fishing, hike and ski.

Go skating to visit grandparents.

Meet (welcome) thank (thank) love (love) drink (taste) smell (smell) feed (feed) cut (cut) milk (milk). Look, guess, help, pass, show, use, clean, open, close and place. Read, write, draw, speak, kick, play, ride, find and drive. Fold (fold) send (send) wash (wash) shine (shine) become (feel) want to (think) fall (leave) wake up. Put it on, take it off, hang it up and wear it.

Go home, sleep, play computer games, do housework, take out the garbage and put away the clothes. Get off and travel, read magazines and go to the movies.

Twenty-eight others

Today (today) date (date) is (yes, yes) no (no, no) o'clock (... here (here) there (there) is very.

Then (then) and (and) too (too) next week (next week)

The last noon night

Please (usually, generally) always (sometimes) like (interest, hobby). It's best (most extreme) because (because) straight (in a straight line) birthdays (birthdays) traffic (traffic lights) traffic rules (traffic rules) things (things, troubles) should (should) come from (from).

This morning, this afternoon, this evening.

Twenty-nine, the third person singular form of verbs

Reading-reading life-life

Watch-watch teaches-teaches to walk-does-has-has.

Thirty, verb -ing

Go-go-do-go-go-jump-jump-climb-crawl-play-teach-catch-watch-read-read-cook-cook and clean-answer-listen-collect-collect and count-count and run-run and swim.

Have-have-live-make-use-use diving-diving writing-writing cycling.

Past tense of verbs

Watch-watch cleaning-clean up-clean up and play-play and visit-visit and study-learn to climb-climb and row.

Dance-dance

Go-go-sing-eat-take-watch-watch-buy.

Reading-reading

Thirty-two, comparative degree of adjectives

Tall, tall, short, short, old, old, young, small, small, long, strong, strong.

Big-bigger and thinner-thinner.

Heavy-heavier

33. Questions

What (what) which (which) what (what) when (when) where (why) how (how) how much (how much) what ... (... how)