jog

🗣️ /dʒɒɡ/

(ව්‍යායාම වශයෙන්)

මඳ වේගයෙන් දුවනවා

How to use "jog" in a sentence:

• She jogs every morning before breakfast.

join

🗣️ /dʒɔɪn/

ආඳනවා/ඈඳෙනවා, එකට බඳිනවා/බැඳෙනවා

How to use "join" in a sentence:

join (something)

• She joined the chess club.

join someone (for something)

• She joined her friends for a picnic in the park.

join someone (in doing something)

• I joined my sister in cooking dinner.

join A to B

• I joined the two puzzle pieces together.

join A and B (together/up)

• I joined the two pieces of paper together with tape.

joke

🗣️ /dʒəʊk/

විහිළු කරනවා

How to use "joke" in a sentence:

joke about something

• Tom likes to joke about serious topics in order to make people laugh.

joke that...

• I jokingly told my friend that I was an alien from another planet.

judge

🗣️ /dʒʌdʒ/

විනිශ්චය කරනවා, තීන්දු කරනවා

How to use "judge" in a sentence:

judge someone/something (on something)

• "I can judge someone's character based on how they treat others."

judge that...

• I judge that you are an intelligent student based on your excellent grades.

judge wh-

• She will judge whether he is telling the truth or not.

judge something/someone to be/do something

• I judge this painting to be a masterpiece.

jump

🗣️ /dʒʌmp/

පනිනවා

How to use "jump" in a sentence:

jump (adv./prep.)

• The cat jumped over the fence.

jump (from …) (to …)

• She jumped from the couch to the bed.

jump something

• The cat jumps over the fence.

justify

🗣️ /ˈdʒʌstɪfaɪ/

සාධාරණීකරණය කරනවා

How to use "justify" in a sentence:

justify (someone/something) (doing something)

• She couldn't justify using her mobile phone during class.