YEAR 4 VOCABULARY - Words & Meaning

Oct 1, 2026

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A Year 4 vocabulary list presented as a structured table of English words with clear, learner-friendly meanings. Entries include basic position and time words (after, before, below, along), common adjectives and descriptions (afraid, awake, boring, brave, brilliant), and everyday objects and places (balcony, bottle, bus stop, café, cinema, city). The document supports study and revision by defining each word in simple language.

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Words & Meaning

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What kind of vocabulary words are included?

The list includes everyday terms such as locations and objects (e.g., balcony, bottle, bus stop, café) as well as common time, position, and description words (e.g., after, below, afraid, boring).

Oct 1, 2026

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