| Vocabulary Words | Meanings |
|---|---|
| evergreen | a shrub or tree that keeps its leaves and stays green all the year rounded |
| everlasting | eternal, enduring for ever |
| every | each one |
| everybody | each person |
| everyday | daily. The same word also means usual or common |
| everyone | another word for everybody |
| everything | another word for everybody |
| everywhere | in all places |
| evil | very bad; wicked; the opposite of good |
| evolution | development, an unfolding |
| ewe | a female sheep |
| exactly | just right; correctly; with no mistakes |
| exaggerate | to say that something is bigger or more important than it really is |
| examination | a number of questions that you have to answer, usually in writing, to show how much you know about something; another word for test |
| examine | to look at closely and carefully |
| example | a sample; a one of many. The same word also means a pattern be copied, as when you follow somebody’s good example |
| excellent | very, very good |
| except | leaving out; apart from |
| excess | super aboundance, superfluity, itemperance |
| exchange | to give one thing in return for another |
| exciting | something which made you feel strongly is exciting. You can feel excited if something nice is going to happen |
| exclaim | to speak or call out suddenly |
| exclude | to debar, shut out, obstruct, thrust out |
| excuse | a reason for not doing something. It may be a good excuse or a poor excuse |
| exercise | the training of your mind or body |
| exhaust | to use up or tire out completely. The same word also means the pipe which lets out the gases from a motor engine |
| exhibition | a Public show of things such as works of art, flowers, or furniture |
| exist | to be; to continue to live |
| exit | the way out of place |
| expand | to grow bigger; to swell |
| expect | to look forward to; to think something will happen |
| expedition | a journey to explore a place or to search for something, such as rare plants and animals |
| expense | cost; payment of money |
| expensive | costing a lot of money; dear |
| experience | knowledge of something because you have seen or done it |
| experiment | something tried out to see what will happen; a test to find out something |
| expert | someone who knows a lot about a particular subject |
| explain | to give the meaning of something; to make something clear |
| explanation | anything said or written that helps you to understand clearly the reason for something |
| explode | to burst or blow up with a loud bang |
| exploit | a heroic deed, to made use of |
| explore | to travel to places to try to find out all about them |
| explosion | the act of blowing up or exploding; a sudden brust with a loud noise |
| express | to put thoughts into words, music or pictures. The same word also means a way of staying things |
| expression | the look on faces when people are happy, sad, or worried. The same word also means a way of saying things |
| extend | to stretch out; to make longer |
| extent | the length, size or area of anything |
| extra | more than necessary or expected |
| extraordinary | very unusual; not ordinary; surprising |
| eye | one of the tow parts of your face that you see with |
Non-defining relative clause
Non-defining relative clauses are placed after nouns which are definite already.
The adjective clause which does not define the noun before it but gives additional information about the noun is called the non-defining relative clause.