task: a piece of work to be done
(nuon) I have a lot of tasks to do
prepare: to make or get something or someone ready for something that will happen in the future:
(verb) My mom prepares diner
stick to: the ability and determination to contiinue doing something despite difficulties
(noun) When you make a plan, stick to eat
Beat: to defeated or to be bether at
(verb) The younger boxer beat the old one
assign: to give a particular job or piece work to someone
(verb) The teacher assign to project
teamwork: the activity of working together in a group with other people, especially when this is successful
(noun) We are doing teamwork in English class
training: the process of learning the skills you need to do a particular job or activity
(noun) The basketball training was fun
feel:to experience something physical or emotional
(verb) I feel cick
collect: to get and keep things of one type
(verb) He collects stamps
carry out: to do or complete something
(phrasal verb) Try to carry out with your plan
deadline: a time or day by which something has to be done
(noun) The deadline for the English project is tomorrow
timeline: a line that shows the time and the order in whinch events have happened
(noun) Loki plays with timeline in the TV series
backyard: a small space surrounded by walls at the back of a house
(noun) I use to play in my backyard
lose: to no longer have something because you do not know where it is
(verb) I lost my money in the park
think: to believe something or have an opinion or idea
(verb) She is thinking the answer
trying: annoying and difficult
(adjective) He is trying but it is difficult
success: the archieve of the results wanted or hoped for
(noun) Auor party was a success
dive: a plunge head first in to wather
(verb) The boy dives in the pool
effort: physical or mental activy needed to achive something
(noun) I am making an affeort to pass this game level