How Do You Disagree Politely, Handle a Disagreement, Deal with Disagreeable People, or Have Disagreed?
You think dogs are best. Your friend thinks cats are best. You do not agree.
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What Is Dirt, When Is Something Dirty, How Do You Measure Dirtiness, or Have You Dirtied It?
Soil on the ground. Mud on your shoes. Dust on a shelf.
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How Do You Direct a Play, Follow a Direction, Speak Directly, or Use an Indirect Route?
You point north. You say “Go straight.” You give instructions.
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How Do You Dig a Hole, Use a Digger, Keep Digging, or Find Something Dug Up?
You take a shovel. You push it into the dirt. You move the soil.
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When Is a Task Difficult, What Is Difficulty, and How Do You Handle Difficulties?
You try a hard puzzle. The pieces do not fit. You feel stuck.
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How Do Two Things Differ, What Is the Difference, Why Are They Different, or When Are You Indifferent?
An apple and an orange. One is red. One is orange. They are not the same.
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How Do You Determine an Answer, Show Determination, Feel Determined, or Leave It Undetermined?
You try to solve a puzzle. You do not give up. You keep trying.
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How Does a Storm Destroy, What Is Destruction, Why Is Fire Destructive, or What Is Destroyed?
A tornado hits a town. Houses fall down. Trees snap. That is destruction.
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What Is Your Desire, What Is Desirable, When Are You Desirous, or What Is Desired?
You want a new toy. You wish for a sunny day. You hope for a hug.
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How Do You Deserve a Prize, Act Deserving, Get Deserved Reward, or Face Undeserved Blame?
You work hard on a drawing. Someone says “You earned this prize.” You deserve it.
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What Is a Desert, When Is a Place Deserted, What Is Desertion, or Who Is a Deserter?
A dry, sandy place with no rain. That is a desert. Today we learn four words.
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How Do You Describe a Sunset, Write a Description, Use Descriptive Words, or Have Described It?
You see a red sky. You say “The sky is orange and pink.” You describe it.
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