Chapter 1
Badger (n., countable): A small black and white animal that lives in the ground in the forest.
Cry (n., countable): A loud and long sound, like a scream.
To continue (v., regular: continue – continued – continued): To keep going, not stop.
Scared (adj.): Feeling afraid.
To hide (v., irregular: hide – hid – hidden): To go somewhere so no one can see you.
To cover (v., regular: cover – covered – covered): To put something over something else. Chapter 2
Carefully (adv.): Doing something with great attention, not making mistakes.
To fight (v., regular: fight – fought – fought): Trying to hurt someone or something.
To spit fire (v., regular: spit – spat – spat): Sending flames out of the mouth, like a dragon.
Noise (n., countable/uncountable): A sound, sometimes loud or unpleasant.
Softly (adv.): In a quiet and gentle way.
To appear (v., regular: appear – appeared – appeared): To suddenly be seen.
Magician (n., countable): A person who can do magic Chapter 3
Scene (n., countable): A part of a story or event, like in a film or book.
To rule (v., regular: rule – ruled – ruled): To be the leader of a place and make decisions.
To shout (v., regular: shout – shouted – shouted): To speak very loudly.
Alone (adj.): Without anyone else.
To share (v., regular: share – shared – shared): To give part of something to someone else.
Strength (n., countable/uncountable): The power to do something difficult, either in the body or the mind. Chapter 4
To trick (v., regular: trick – tricked – tricked): To make someone believe something that is not true.
Clever (adj.): Good at thinking and solving problems.
To surprise (v., regular: surprise – surprised – surprised): To do something that someone does not expect.
Instead (adv.): In place of something else.
Towards (prep.): Moving in the direction of something.
Heavy (adj.): Hard to lift or carry, not light.
To fall asleep (v., irregular: fall – fell – fallen): To go from being awake to sleeping. Chapter 5
To breathe (v., regular: breathe – breathed – breathed): To take air in and out of the body.
Safe (adj.): Not in danger.
Earth (n., uncountable): The ground or soil.
Magic (n., uncountable): A special power that can do things that seem impossible.
Peace (n., uncountable): A time without fighting or problems.