Word:   

Our word for this week is dreadful  

Friendly definition:   

When something is really bad or unpleasant we say that it is dreadful.  

Sentence examples:   

• She felt dreadful after the accident.  

• The dreadful monster was scary.  

• The football player’s behaviour at the game was dreadful.  

• Mum said the dreadful performance was a waste of time. 

What's the word for when something is really bad or unpleasant.  

DREADFUL  

Word:   

Our word for this week is ENVIOUS  

Friendly definition:   

If you are envious of someone, you want something that they have.  

Sentence examples:   

• The girl was envious when her neighbour went on a trip to the beach.  

•  You might feel envious if you’ve always wanted a dog and then your friend gets one.  

•  I was envious when I heard my friends were allowed to go to Dream world on the holidays. 

•  Sam was envious of his friend who got a bike for his birthday. 

What's the word for when you want something that someone else has?  

ENVIOUS