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5000 Vocabulary List for Visiting Scholars in the USA - Page 268 |
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| Word | Type | Used in a Sentence | Synonym |
| somebody | pron. | Somebody took the book off the desk. | an unknown person |
| somehow | adv. | Somehow we will have to get the money. | in an unknown way |
| someone | pron. | Someone told them I was not sick. | an unknown person |
| something | noun | Something has fallen off the truck. | an unknown thing |
| sometime | adv. | Sometime we must fix the TV. | unspecified time |
| sometimes | adv. | I sometimes feel I am going crazy. | now and then |
| somewhat | adv. | He is somewhat sneaky about schoolwork. | rather |
| somewhere | adv. | Somewhere my money was stolen. | an unknown place |
| son | noun | My son is a computer expert. | male child |
| song | noun | She sang a song to her baby. | melody |
| soon | adv. | Soon we can go abroad to study. | shortly |
| adv. | She came sooner than we expected. | earlier | |
| adv. | She came as soon as she could. | quickly | |
| sophisticated | adj. | It was a sophisticated approach. | advanced |
| adj. | She was a sophisticated lady. | cultured | |
| sore | adj. | He had a sore throat. | painful |
| noun | She had a sore on her hand. | wound | |
| sorrow | noun | Her sorrow is understandable. | grief |
| sorry | adj. | It is a sorry situation we have here. | deplorable |
| adj. | She's sorry for what she had done. | remorseful | |
| sort | noun | He is the sort of person you can trust. | type |
| verb | We sorted out the problems carefully. | classified | |
| soul | noun | You can kill my body but not my soul. | spirit |
| noun | This is the very soul of the problem. | heart | |
| noun | There wasn't a soul in sight. | person | |
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