六年级上册英语单词表1~6单元人教版

六年级上册英语单词表1~6单元人教版

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篇1

Sixth Grade English Vocabulary List (Units 1-6)

Unit 1: Getting to Know You

1. introduce (v.) - to make known by name to another

2. greet (v.) - to meet or acknowledge someone with a word

or sign of welcome

3. conversation (n.) - informal talk involving exchange of

news, ideas, or opinions

4. colleague (n.) - a person with whom one works, especially

in a profession or business

5. acquaintance (n.) - a person known to one, but usually not

a close friend

Unit 2: Around the City

1. downtown (adj.) - in or to the central part of a town or city

2. suburbs (n.) - residential areas on the edge of a city or

large town 3. traffic (n.) - vehicles moving on a road or street

4. pedestrian (n.) - a person walking rather than travelling in

a vehicle

5. landmark (n.) - a distinctive feature to identify a place

Unit 3: School Days

1. classroom (n.) - a room in a school where students have

lessons

2. assignment (n.) - a task or piece of work assigned to

someone as part of their job or course of study

3. principal (n.) - a person in charge of a school

4. laboratory (n.) - a room or building equipped for scientific

experiments, research, or teaching

5. experiment (n.) - a scientific procedure undertaken to

make a discovery, test a hypothesis, or demonstrate a known fact

Unit 4: Family and Friends

1. relative (n.) - a person connected by blood or marriage

2. sibling (n.) - brother or sister

3. generation (n.) - all of the people born and living at about

the same time 4. relationship (n.) - the way in which two or more people or

things are connected

5. celebrate (v.) - to acknowledge a significant or happy day

or event

Unit 5: At the Restaurant

1. waiter/waitress (n.) - a person who serves food and drinks

in a restaurant

2. menu (n.) - a list of dishes available in a restaurant

3. bill (n.) - a statement of the total cost of a meal in a

restaurant

4. reservation (n.) - an arrangement to have a table at a

restaurant at a specific time

5. tip (n.) - a small amount of money given to a

waiter/waitress for good service

Unit 6: Health and Fitness

1. exercise (n.) - physical activity that is good for your health

2. nutrition (n.) - the process of providing or obtaining the

food necessary for health and growth

3. balance (n.) - a state of equilibrium 4. strength (n.) - the quality or state of being physically

strong

5. healthy (adj.) - in a good physical or mental state

Learning these words will enhance your vocabulary and

enable you to communicate effectively in various situations.

Keep practicing and expanding your English vocabulary!

篇2

Title: English Vocabulary List for Grade Six, Book One to

Book Six, People's Education Edition

Grade six English is an important stage in learning English. In

order to help students improve their English vocabulary, the

following is a list of words from the first six units of the textbook.

These words are essential for students to grasp in order to have a

solid foundation in English.

Unit One:

1. Hello

2. Goodbye

3. Please

4. Thank you 5. Yes

6. No

Unit Two:

1. Mother

2. Father

3. Sister

4. Brother

5. Grandma

6. Grandpa

Unit Three:

1. Family

2. Friend

3. Cousin

4. Aunt

5. Uncle

6. Classmate

Unit Four: 1. Teacher

2. Student

3. Principal

4. Librarian

5. Nurse

6. Doctor

Unit Five:

1. Book

2. Pen

3. Pencil

4. Desk

5. Chair

6. Classroom

Unit Six:

1. School

2. Library

3. Hospital 4. Office

5. Store

6. Park

By mastering the vocabulary from these six units, students

will be able to communicate more effectively in English. It is

important to practice these words regularly in order to build

fluency in speaking and writing. Good luck with your English

studies!

篇3

Sixth Grade English Word List for Units 1-6 People's

Education Press Version

Unit 1: greetings, introducing yourself, asking about

someone's name, and school subjects

1. Hello - used as a greeting or to begin a conversation

2. Hi - informal way of saying hello

3. Good morning - a polite greeting used in the morning

4. Good afternoon - a polite greeting used in the afternoon

5. Good evening - a polite greeting used in the evening