Unit 36 Year 6 Basic List er sound

accept

• polite, considerate, or respectful

• to say, often unwillingly, that something is true or valid

• to move forward, often in a slow or purposeful way

• to agree to receive something

• clumsy, inconvenient, or uncomfortable; difficult and embarrassing

admit

• polite, considerate, or respectful

• to say, often unwillingly, that something is true or valid

• to move forward, often in a slow or purposeful way

• to agree to receive something

• clumsy, inconvenient, or uncomfortable; difficult and embarrassing

advance

• polite, considerate, or respectful

• to say, often unwillingly, that something is true or valid

• to move forward, often in a slow or purposeful way

• to agree to receive something

• clumsy, inconvenient, or uncomfortable; difficult and embarrassing

awkward

• polite, considerate, or respectful

• to say, often unwillingly, that something is true or valid

• to move forward, often in a slow or purposeful way

• to agree to receive something

• clumsy, inconvenient, or uncomfortable; difficult and embarrassing

courteous

• polite, considerate, or respectful

• to say, often unwillingly, that something is true or valid

• to move forward, often in a slow or purposeful way

• to agree to receive something

• clumsy, inconvenient, or uncomfortable; difficult and embarrassing

hemisphere

• to prevent something from moving forward or being completed; to become involved without permission or without being invited

• half of a sphere or a mostly round object, such as a planet or a brain

• concerning two or more nations, or countries

• to stop or take someone or something while that person or thing is traveling from one place to another

• a person who explains the meaning of a particular subject to others

intercept

• to prevent something from moving forward or being completed; to become involved without permission or without being invited

• half of a sphere or a mostly round object, such as a planet or a brain

• concerning two or more nations, or countries

• to stop or take someone or something while that person or thing is traveling from one place to another

• a person who explains the meaning of a particular subject to others

interfere

• to prevent something from moving forward or being completed; to become involved without permission or without being invited

• half of a sphere or a mostly round object, such as a planet or a brain

• concerning two or more nations, or countries

• to stop or take someone or something while that person or thing is traveling from one place to another

• a person who explains the meaning of a particular subject to others

international

• to prevent something from moving forward or being completed; to become involved without permission or without being invited

• half of a sphere or a mostly round object, such as a planet or a brain

• concerning two or more nations, or countries

• to stop or take someone or something while that person or thing is traveling from one place to another

• a person who explains the meaning of a particular subject to others

interpreter

• to prevent something from moving forward or being completed; to become involved without permission or without being invited

• half of a sphere or a mostly round object, such as a planet or a brain

• concerning two or more nations, or countries

• to stop or take someone or something while that person or thing is traveling from one place to another

• a person who explains the meaning of a particular subject to others