Vocabulary: benefit

I can't see the benefit of doing things this way.

Vocabulary: aid

I'm deaf and I use hearing aid sin I was a child .

Vocabulary: access

Access to the garden is through the kitchen.

Vocabulary: commodity

Salt was once a very valuable commodity.

Vocabulary: beneath

Beneath each sentence, four words or phrases appear 

Vocabulary: despite

Despite having very little money, they enjoy life.

Vocabulary: consistent

Someone who is consistent always behaves in the same way, has the same attitudes towards people or things, or achieves the same level of success in something.

Vocabulary: autonomous

An autonomous person makes their own decisions rather than being influenced by someone else.

Vocabulary: client (clients)

A client of a professional person or organization is a person that receives a service from them in return for payment.

Vocabulary: spouse (spouses)

Someone'sspouse is the person they are married to.

Husband and wives do not have to pay any inheritance tax when their spouse dies.

Vocabulary: sibling (siblings)

Your siblings are your brothers and sisters.

Some studies have found that children are more friendly to younger siblings of the same sex.

Sibling rivalry often causes parents anxieties.

Vocabulary: parent (parents)

Your parents are your mother and father.

Children need their parents.

Irregular verbs: wear

wear - wore - worn

Students wear sneakers.
I have worn shoes.
My niece wore a beautiful pants last week.

Irregular verbs: hear, grow and give

Hear - heard- heard
I heard for the first time when I was 6 years old.

Grow- grew - grown
I grew watching movies and reading books.

Give - gave - given
I gave diapers to my niece.

Irregular verbs: teach

Teach - taught - taught

She taught me how to study irregular verbs.

My mother taught me how to cook beans.

I taught my colleague how to do that report.

My father taught me how to tell the time in a regular clock.

I taught myself sister how to speak when she was a child.