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Sadly.

Sadly, I didn't catch the train.

Adverb.

safe.

Did you feel safe there?

Adjective.

sail.

Ali sailed back to the town.

Verb.

Sailing.

Sailing is one of my hobbies.

Noun.

salary.

My salary increased in February.

Noun.

sale.

This house is for sale.

Noun.

sauce.

It's not blood. It's tomato sauce.

Noun.

save.

We can't save everybody.

Verb .

scared.

Ali looked rather scared.

Adjective.

scary.

Ali often watches scary films.

Adjective.

scene.

He described the scene in detail.

Noun.

schedule.

He has no time available in his regular schedule.

Noun.

score.

They got a better score than us.

Noun.

score.

Ahmed scored 13 points for our team.

Verb.

screen.

Ali had a flat screen TV.

Noun.

searching.

I am searching for my brother.

Verb.

search.

Which search engine do you use?

Noun.

season.

Winter is my favorite season.

Noun.

seat.

Please return to your seats.

Noun.

second.

Our team came in second.

Adverb.

secondly.

Firstly, it's expensive, secondly, We don't need it.

Adverb.

secret.

Can you keep a secret?

Noun.

secretary.

Leave your number with my secretary.

Noun.

seem.

You seem quite happy.

Verb.

sense.

Humans have five senses.

Noun.

separate.

He was living two separate lives.

Adjective.

series.

Which drama series do you like best?

Noun.

serious.

Sami was very serious.

Adjective.

serve.

He was serving some customers.

Verb.

service.

We complained about the service.

Noun.

several.

She speaks several languages.

Adjective.

Shake.

Shake the bottle before using.

Verb.

Shall.

Shall we begin?

Modal verb.

shape.

I like the shape of the building.

Noun.

sheet.

Did you wash the sheets today?

Noun.

ship.

The ship is sailing at three.

Noun.

shoulder.

My left shoulder hurts.

Noun.

shout.

Please don't shout at the poor girl.

Verb.

shout.

I heard a shout.

Noun.

Shut.

Shut the door quickly.

Verb.

shut.

Keep your eyes shut for a minute.

Adjective.

side.

Will there be side effects?

Noun.

sign.

The first signs of winter appeared.

Noun.

sign.

I signed the papers.

Verb.

silver.

Gold is more expensive than silver.

Noun.

silver.

I like silver cars.

Adjective.

simple.

He lived a simple life.

Adjective.

since.

We've lived here since 2004

Prepositions.

since.

I'll cook dinner, since you're busy.

Conjunctions.

singing.

My little daughter enjoys singing.

Noun.

single.

They won by a single point.

Adjective.

sir.

Good evening, sir. Can I help you?

Noun.

site.

Ali was at the site this morning.

Noun.

size.

These boxes are the same size.

Noun.

ski.

You can ski on that hill.

Verb.

ski.

They put their skis on.

Noun.

skiing.

I don't enjoy skiing.

Noun.

skin.

Insects have a hard skin.

Noun.

sky.

The sky was bright and clear.

Noun.

sleep.

You need to get some sleep.

Noun.

slowly.

Could you drive slowly?

Adverb.

smartphone.

I want to buy a new smartphone.

Noun.

smell.

That coffee smells good.

Verb.

smell.

The smell of food made me hungry.

Noun.

Smile.

Smile for the camera.

Verb.

smile.

Start your day with a smile.

Noun.

smoke.

Ahmed doesn't smoke at home.

Verb.

smoke.

He blew smoke in my face.

Noun.

smoking.

I gave up smoking years ago.

Noun.

soap.

Wash your hands with soap.

Noun.

soccer.

They became professional soccer players.

Noun.

social.

Sami was a very social guy.

Adjective.

society.

He lives in a Muslim society.

Noun.

sock.

Ali was wearing blue socks.

Noun.

soft.

This bed is too soft.

Adjective.

soldier.

The soldiers started their attack.

Noun.

solution.

Every problem has a solution.

Noun.

solve.

Who can solve the problem?

Verb.

somewhere.

Let's go somewhere quiet.

Adverb / pronoun.

sort.

What sort of soap is this?

Noun.

source.

What's the source of this information?

Noun.

speaker.

She is a good english speaker.

Noun.

specific.

Could you give me a specific reason?

Adjective.

speech.

His speech lasted three hours.

Noun.

speed.

Ali started running at full speed.

Noun.

spider.

Are you afraid of spiders?

Noun.

spoon.

Please bring your own fork and spoon.

Noun.

squares.

He drew two squares on the board.

Noun. Adjective.

stage.

There are three stages on this journey.

Noun.

stair.

The children went up the stairs.

Noun.

stamp.

He put a stamp on the letter.

Noun.

star.

He starred in that movie,

Verb.

start.

Explain everything from the start.

Noun.

state.

Sami moved to another state.

Noun.

stay.

I enjoyed my stay in Alexandria.

Noun.

steal.

Someone stole my camera.

Verb.

step.

What's the next step?

Noun.

stomach.

My stomach hurts a lot.

Noun.

stone.

Don't throw stones at birds.

Noun.

store.

Ali is closing the store.

Noun.

storm.

How long will the storm last?

Noun.

straight.

Guide us to the straight way.

Adjective.

straight.

Sami drove straight to his home.

Adverb.

strange.

A strange thing happened yesterday.

Adjective.

strategy.

Perhaps we need a better strategy.

Noun.

stress.

I try to avoid stress.

Noun.

stress.

He stressed the need to solve the problem.

Verb.

structure.

The structure of our society has changed.

Noun.

stupid.

Does that sound stupid?

Adjective.

succeed.

Study hard, and you'll succeed.

Verb.

successful.

The plan was successful.

Adjective.

such.

Children say such stupid things.

Adjective.

such.

Some animals, such as lions, eat meat.

Suddenly.

Suddenly everyone stopped talking.

Adverb.

suggest.

I suggest we give Ali a second chance.

Verb.

suggestion.

I have a couple of suggestions.

Noun.

suit.

Sami is wearing a new suit today.

Noun.

support.

They offered me advice and support.

Noun.

support.

How do you support yourselves?

Verb.

suppose.

He lives here, I suppose.

Verb.

Sure.

(Do you agree?) - (Sure.)

Adverb .

surprise.

What a surprise to see you here!

Noun.

surprise.

What happened didn't surprise me.

Verb.

surprised.

He looked surprised when I told him.

Adjective.

surprising.

A surprising number of people came.

Adjective.

survey.

Their research used a survey method.

Noun.

sweet.

I bought some sweet potatoes.

Adjective.

sweet.

I always brush my teeth after eating sweets.

Noun.

symbol.

The symbol "&" means "and".

Verb.

system.

The system is working well.

Noun.