WORD: AIMDefinition: to planPart of speech: verbSynonyms: work for, aspire to,persue Antonyms: angle for, bid for, try forCollocations: aim something at somebody Original sentence: I aim to go to college.

WORD: APPROACHDefinition: to move closer to someone or something Part of speech: verbSynonyms: access, avenue, entranceAntonyms: ignore, miss, loseOriginal sentence: when I put down dog food my dog approached me to eat

WORD: CURRENTDefinition: present Part of speech: adjectiveSynonyms: running, prevent, ordinaryAntonyms: private, secret, explodedOriginal sentence: current events is really cool because we talk about real things happening now

WORD: GENERATION

Definition: age group Part of speech: nounSynonyms: age, date, eraAntonyms: infancy, youth, childhoodOriginal sentence: my generation in my family is the first to go to college.

WORD: INFLUENCEDefinition: effectPart of speech: nounSynonyms: weight, control, effect Antonyms: petty, nullity, inoperativeOriginal sentence: I influence many people by giving them good advice

WORD: MORALDefinition: a relating to believes of what is right and what is wrong Part of speech: adjectiveSynonyms: mental, ideal, spiritual, Antonyms: mathematical, immoral, physicalOriginal sentence: Robin Hood had morals because he stool from the rich and gave to the poor

WORD: PRESERVEDefinition: to protect and keep Part of speech: verbSynonyms: protect, save, rescue Antonyms: impair, abolish, destroyOriginal sentence: I preserved my friends shoes at my house the whole day while we were at the beach.

WORD: REGARDDefinition: respect Part of speech: nounSynonyms: estimate, value, honor Antonyms: neglect, disgust, antipathyOriginal sentence: I regard my elders with respect.

WORD: STYLEDefinition: way of doing somethingPart of speech: nounSynonyms: Antonyms:Original sentence: I have good style

WORD: CUSTOMDefinition: something traditionalPart of speech:Synonyms: nounAntonyms: Original sentence: My yearly party is a custom that I’ll never break.