KS1 High Frequency Words

List 12

Twelfth set of 10 words from the KS1 high frequency word list in alphabetical order.

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1

when

Definition
At what time; or used to introduce a time clause.
Example sentence
When did you last see your school bag?
2

with

Definition
Accompanied by; in the company of.
Example sentence
She went to the cinema with her best friend last Saturday.
3

woke

Definition
The past tense of wake; to have stopped sleeping.
Example sentence
He woke up early on Christmas morning and ran downstairs.
4

won't

Definition
A shortened form of "will not."
Example sentence
She won't be at school today because she is feeling poorly.
5

yes

Definition
A word used to agree or give a positive answer.
Example sentence
Yes, I would love to come to your birthday party.
6

yesterday

Definition
The day before today.
Example sentence
I forgot my PE kit yesterday and had to borrow one.
7

about

Definition
On the subject of; approximately.
Example sentence
She wrote a story about a dragon who was afraid of fire.
8

above

Definition
At a higher level or position than something else.
Example sentence
The clouds floated slowly above the mountains.
9

also

Definition
In addition to something already mentioned; as well.
Example sentence
She is good at maths and also loves reading books.
10

always

Definition
At all times; on every occasion.
Example sentence
She always brushes her teeth before going to bed.
11

an

Definition
Used before a word that begins with a vowel sound instead of "a."
Example sentence
She ate an apple as a healthy snack after lunch.
12

and

Definition
Used to link two things or ideas together.
Example sentence
She picked up her coat and her bag before leaving.

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