Shades of Brown

Shades of Brown Names

Color dictionary. I do find it a bit annoying how most of these colors are based of Earth materials, which means I can't use them in my space opera because there might not be gingerbread in space.

  • brown
  • coffe
  • mocha
  • peanut
  • carob
  • hickory
  • wood
  • pecan
  • walnut
  • caramel
  • gingerbread
  • syrup
  • chocolate
  • tortilla
  • umber
  • tawny
  • brunette
  • cinnamon
  • penny
  • cedar

Shades of Brown Color

  • brown
  • coffee
  • mocha
  • peanut
  • carob
  • hyckory
  • wood
  • pecan
  • walnut
  • caramel
  • gingerbread
  • syrup
  • chocolate
  • tortilla
  • umber
  • tawny
  • brunette
  • cinnamon
  • penny
  • cedar

Shades of Red

Shades of Red Names

  • red
  • cherry
  • rose
  • jam
  • merlot
  • garnet
  • crimson
  • ruby
  • scarlet
  • wine
  • brick
  • apple
  • mahogany
  • blood
  • sangria
  • berry
  • currant
  • blush
  • candy
  • lipstick

Shades of Red Names

Different Shades of Red

  • red
  • cherry
  • rose
  • jam
  • merlot
  • garnet
  • crimson
  • ruby
  • scarley
  • wine
  • brick
  • apple
  • mahogany
  • blood
  • sangria
  • berry
  • currant
  • blush
  • candy
  • lipstick

Different Shades of Red

Shades of Red Color Names

  • Black Heart
  • Blood
  • Rouge
  • Watermelon
  • Fire
  • Poppy
  • Valentine
  • Blush

Shades of Red Color Names

Shades of Purple

Shades of Purple Names

Shades of Purple
Shades of Purple
  • Purple
  • Mauve
  • VIolet
  • Boysenberry
  • Lavender
  • Plum
  • Magenta
  • Lilac
  • Grape
  • Periwinkle
  • Sangria
  • Eggplant
  • Jam
  • Iris
  • Heather
  • Amethyst
  • Rasin
  • Orchid
  • Mulberry
  • Wine

Different Shades of Purple

 different shades of purple

  • purple
  • mauve
  • violet
  • boysenberry
  • lavender
  • plum
  • magenta
  • lilac
  • grape
  • periwinkle
  • sangria
  • eggplant
  • heather
  • amethyst
  • jam
  • iris
  • rasin
  • mulberry
  • orchid
  • wine

Shades of Deep Purple

  • Fig
  • Plum
  • Grape
  • Coneflower
  • Amethyst
  • SageFlower
  • Lavender
  • Lilac
Shades of Deep Purple
Shades of Deep Purple

Types of Houses and Homes with names and pictures

DIFFERENT TYPES OF HOMES

1 apartment building, 2 house, 3 duplex/two-family house 4 townhouse/townhome, 5 condominium/condo, 6 dormitory/dorm 7 mobile home, 8 nursing home, 9 shelter 10 farm, 11 ranch, 12 houseboat 13 the city 14 the suburbs 15 the country 16 a town/village
1 apartment building, 2 house, 3 duplex/two-family house
4 townhouse/townhome, 5 condominium/condo, 6 dormitory/dorm
7 mobile home, 8 nursing home, 9 shelter
10 farm, 11 ranch,
12 houseboat
13 the city
14 the suburbs
15 the country
16 a town/village

DIFFERENT TYPES OF HOUSES

houseboat, castle, igloo lighthouse, cottage, villa, detached house

houseboat, castle, igloo
lighthouse, cottage, villa, detached house
wigwam, tent, camper van, cave semi-detached house, terraced houses, block of flats: basement, ground floor, 1st floor,, 2nd floor, 3rd floor, (Apartments) skyscraper

wigwam, tent, camper van, cave
semi-detached house, terraced houses,
block of flats: basement, ground floor, 1st floor,, 2nd floor, 3rd floor,
(Apartments)
skyscraper

TYPES OF HOUSES PICTURES


1. apartment (building)


2. (single-family) house


3. duplex/ two-family house


4. townhouse/ townhome


5. condominium/ codo


6. dormitory/ dorm


7. mobile home/ trailer


8. farmhouse


9. cabin


10. nursing home

11. shelter


12. houseboat

TYPE OF HOUSING

apartment: a place to live that is part of a larger building, owned by a landlord who collects monthly rent

  • They will rent an apartment until they have enough money to buy a house.

cabin:
a small, roughly built house

  • The family likes to stay in a cabin in the mountains in the summer.

a bedroom on a ship

  • The cabins on the ship are quite small.

an inside area of an airplane

  • Those airplanes have a very large passenger cabin.

condominium:
a building or group of buildings whose apartments are individually owned

  • They are building a new condominium near here.

an apartment in a condominium

  • As soon as he graduated he bought a condominium in the city.

cottage: a small house of one story

  • His family has a cottage at the beach, where they go every summer.

house: a building designed as a place to live

  • They are expecting a baby and want to move to a bigger house.

hut: a small shelter, with no amenities

  • The children made a hut in the woods.

mansion: a large house

  • The mayor’s official residence is a beautiful mansion.

rambler: a house, bigger than a cottage, that has a number of rooms that are all on one floor.

  • They are looking for a rambler, because her mother can’t climb steps.

townhouse: a house built in a row of houses, with side walls connected

  • Townhouses usually have a lot of steps.

Opposites Words by Picture for Kids

Opposite Words for Kids

Vocabulary list by Opposites (or Antonyms)

 

List of Opposite Adjectives

 

big, small
blunt, sharp
cheap, expensive
clean, dirty
difficult, easy
empty, full
fast, slow
fat, thin
front, back

good, bad hart, soft heavy, light here, there high, low hot, cold left, right light, dark long, short near, far

good, bad
hart, soft
heavy, light
here, there
high, low
hot, cold
left, right
light, dark
long, short
near, far

noisy, quiet old, new old-fashioned, modern open, closed right, wrong rough, smooth same, different strong, weak

noisy, quiet
old, new
old-fashioned, modern
open, closed
right, wrong
rough, smooth
same, different
strong, weak

sweet, sour top, bottom true,, false young, old

sweet, sour
top, bottom
true,, false
young, old

DESCRIBING PEOPLE AND THINGS

1-2 new - old 3-4 young - old 5-6 tall - short 7-8 long - short 9-10 large/big - small/little 11-12 fast - slow 13-14 heavy/fat - thin/skinny 15-16 heavy - light 17-18 straight - crooked 19-20 straight - curly 21-22 wide - narrow 23-24 thick-thin 25-26 dark-light 27-28 high - low 29-30 loose-tight 31-32 good - bad 33-34 hot-cold 35-36 neat - messy 37-38 clean - dirty 39-40 soft-hard 41-42 easy - difficult/hard 43-44 smooth - rough 45-46 noisy/loud - quiet 47-48 married - single
1-2 new – old
3-4 young – old
5-6 tall – short
7-8 long – short
9-10 large/big – small/little
11-12 fast – slow
13-14 heavy/fat – thin/skinny
15-16 heavy – light
17-18 straight – crooked
19-20 straight – curly
21-22 wide – narrow
23-24 thick-thin
25-26 dark-light
27-28 high – low
29-30 loose-tight
31-32 good – bad
33-34 hot-cold
35-36 neat – messy
37-38 clean – dirty
39-40 soft-hard
41-42 easy – difficult/hard
43-44 smooth – rough
45-46 noisy/loud – quiet
47-48 married – single

49-50 rich/wealthy - poor 51-52 pretty/beautiful - ugly 53-54 handsome - ugly 55-56 wet - dry 57-58 open - closed 59-60 full-empty 61-62 expensive - cheap/inexpensive 63-64 fancy-plain 65-66 shiny-dull 67-68 sharp - dull 69-70 comfortable - uncomfortable 71-72 honest - dishonest
49-50 rich/wealthy – poor
51-52 pretty/beautiful – ugly
53-54 handsome – ugly
55-56 wet – dry
57-58 open – closed
59-60 full-empty
61-62 expensive – cheap/inexpensive
63-64 fancy-plain
65-66 shiny-dull
67-68 sharp – dull
69-70 comfortable – uncomfortable
71-72 honest – dishonest

Adjective Opposites

Adjective Opposites
1. neat 2. messy 3. dry 4. wet

Adjective OppositesAdjective Opposites
5. tight 6. loose 7. heavy 8. light

Adjective Opposites
Adjective Opposites
9. open 10.closed 11.short 12. long 13. empty 14.full

Adjective Opposites
15.rough 16.smooth 17.near/close 18.far 19.light 20.dark 21.on 22.off

Adjective Opposites
23.thin 24.thick 25.narow 26.wide 27. deep 28.shallow

Adjective Opposites
29.cheap 30.expensive 31.fast 32.slow 33.hard 34.soft

Adjectives – Flashcard

 

 

 

 

 

 

Adjectives Opposites
alive dead
beautiful ugly
big small[Image]
bitter sweet
cheap expensive
clean dirty
curly straight
difficult easy
good bad
early late
fat thin
full empty
hot cold
happy sad/unhappy
hardworking lazy
modern traditional
new old
nice nasty
intelligent stupid
interesting boring
light heavy
polite rude/impolite
poor rich
quiet noisy
right wrong
safe dangerous
short long
small big
soft hard
single married
true false
well ill/unweel
white black