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safety.

I am worried about your safety.

Noun.

sail.

We went for a sail.

Noun.

sailor.

This diary was written by a famous sailor.

Noun.

sample.

You can download the free sample.

Noun.

sand.

Is this sand dry or wet?

Noun.

scan.

He scanned the document to find errors.

Verb.

scientific.

Did you read about the new scientific discovery?

Adjective.

script.

I need someone to review the script.

Noun.

sculpture.

They recently bought a new sculpture.

Noun.

secondary.

Our secondary school has a sports hall.

Adjective.

security.

It's a matter of national security.

Noun.

seed.

I planted some pepper seeds.

Noun.

sensible.

We need sensible solutions.

Adjective.

separate.

I separated the old stamps from the new ones.

Verb.

seriously.

Smoking can seriously affect your health.

Adverb.

servant.

The servant tidied the room well.

Noun.

Set.

Set your alarm clock for 6:00 am.

Verb.

set.

I bought a complete set of towels.

Noun.

setting.

This hotel is in a beautiful mountain setting.

Verb.

sex.

Write your sex and date of birth on this page.

Noun.

sexual.

He doesn't have sexual relations with any women.

Adjective.

shake.

Give me a strong shake in the morning to wake me up.

Noun.

share.

Our share of the profits increased this year.

Noun.

sharp.

Use a sharp pencil to draw this.

Adjective.

shelf.

Use these empty shelves to store your books.

Noun.

shell.

I like to collect shells on the beach.

Noun.

shift.

Do you work a day shift or night shift?

Noun.

shine.

The sun will shine again in the sky.

Verb.

shiny.

Not all shiny metals are gold.

Adjective.

shooting.

The soldiers were shooting at the enemy.

Verb.

shy.

He is weak and shy.

Adjective.

sight.

The sight is amazing from the top of the mountain.

Noun.

signal.

Wait for my signal.

Noun.

signal.

He signaled, and they attacked.

Verb.

silent.

The old lady remained silent.

Adjective.

silly.

You sometimes ask silly questions.

Adjective.

similarity.

There are lots of similarities between the two conditions.

adjective.

similarly.

All cats behave similarly.

Adverb.

simply.

To send the comment, simply click the button.

Adverb.

since.

He left last year and we haven't heard from him since.

adverb.

sink.

The ship sank in the Pacific ocean.

Verb.

slice.

A glass of orange juice with a slice of lemon.

Noun.

slice.

Did you see the chef while he was slicing the tomatoes?

Verb.

slightly.

I earn slightly less than $500 a month.

adverb.

Slow.

Slow up, there is a traffic light ahead.

Verb.

smart.

You are the smartest guy among us.

Adjective.

smooth.

It was a smooth flight.

adjective.

software.

You should check the source of this software.

Noun.

soil.

I like the smell of soil after rain.

Noun.

solid.

Only ski on solid ice.

adjective.

solid.

Three states of matter: solid, liquid, and gas.

Noun.

Sort.

Sort these books on that narrow shelf.

Verb.

southern.

I live in the southern part of the region.

adjective.

specifically.

I specifically mentioned your research in the book.

adverb.

spending.

The government intends to increase spending on education.

Noun.

spicy.

We ate spicy food inside a small restaurant.

adjective.

spirit.

You may beat me, but you can't break my spirit.

Noun.

spirits.

I am in high spirits today.

Noun.

spoken.

Books are not enough, you need to learn spoken English.

adjective.

spot.

This is my weak spot.

Noun.

spread.

The news spread very fast.

verb.

stadium.

Hundreds packed into the stadium to watch the match.

Noun.

staff.

We need professional staff.

Noun.

standard.

Living standards should be improved.

Noun.

standard.

He refused to pay more than standard rates.

Adjective.

state.

They clearly stated that point.

Verb.

state.

We should improve the state education system.

Adjective.

statistic.

Your task today is analyzing crime statistics.

Noun.

statue.

This park has a lot of broken statues.

Noun.

stick.

We need dry sticks to start a fire.

Noun.

Stick.

Stick these photos in the corner.

Verb.

still.

Stay still while I measure your height.

Adjective.

store.

Can I store my books in your cupboard?

Verb.

stranger.

Excuse me, I don't argue with strangers.

Noun.

strength.

I pushed against the door with all my strength.

Noun.

string.

Tie these two strings together.

Noun.

strongly.

I strongly disagree with your decision.

Adverb.

studio.

You can record your song in our studios.

Noun.

stuff.

Leave your sister's stuff alone.

Noun.

substance.

Don't mix these two substances.

Noun.

successfully.

I have already successfully completed five courses.

Adverb.

sudden.

It was a sudden change in temperature.

Adjective.

suffer.

He suffered from a rare illness.

Verb.

suit.

We have a variety of dishes to suit all tastes.

Verb.

suitable.

They are looking for a suitable site for their factory.

Adjective.

summary.

The author published a summary of his book.

Noun.

summarizes.

This essay summarizes some of my ideas.

Verb.

supply.

The company will supply us with sports equipment.

Verb.

supply.

The food supply will run out by the end of April.

Noun.

supporter.

Do you have supporters to this cause?

Noun.

surely.

Oil prices will surely rise soon.

Adverb.

surface.

We need a flat surface to sit on.

Noun.

survive.

Most passengers survived the accident.

Verb.

swim.

I like to start my day with a quick swim.

Noun.

switch.

Ahmed and I switched places.

Verb.

Symptom.

(A): What are your symptoms? (B): A headache.

Noun.