begin · verbSTART TO HAPPEN)

## Word family
* Nouns: beginner, beginning
* Verbs: begin

I to start to happen

• Dictionary examples:

  • What time does the concert begin?
  • The film they want to watch begins at seven.

• Learner example:

  • I think the class began yesterday. (Key English Test; A2; Spanish)

behind · preposition(BACK)

at or to the back of someone or something

• Dictionary examples:

  • Close the door behind you.
  • Their office is behind the main building.

• Learner example:

  • I think [we should meet] in front of the restaurant, behind the library. (Key English Test; A2; Portuguese)

below · adverb(POSITION)

in a lower position than someone or something else

• Dictionary examples:

  • From the top of the skyscraper the cars below us looked like insects.
  • Send your answers to the address below.

• Learner example:

  • I think it's a nice place, because you have a great view of the other mountains and the country below you. (Key English Test; A2; German)

best · adjective

(superlative of good) better than any other

• Dictionary examples:

  • She was my best friend.
  • This is the best meal I've ever had.
  • He's one of our best students.
  • Are you sure this is the best way of doing it?
  • Your parents only want what is best for you.

• Learner example:

  • She likes [to] meet me every day because we are best friend[s]. (Skills for Life (Entry 1); A1; Bengali)"

best · adverb (MOST)

(superlative ofwell) most, or more than any other

• Dictionary examples:

  • Which of the songs did you like best?
  • They were the best-dressed couple at the party.

• Learner example:

  • I like Australia best. (Key English Test; A2; Chinese)