Things and objects 4
32 English words (level A1) with a simple English definition and an example sentence. In the app you can hear every word and practise with flashcards, a quiz, spelling and listening.
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| English | Meaning | Example |
|---|---|---|
| shoe | a thing you wear on your foot | These shoes are too small. |
| shop | a place where you buy things | The shop opens at nine. |
| skirt | a piece of women's clothing that hangs from the waist | She is wearing a long skirt. |
| sofa | a long, soft seat for two or more people | We sat on the sofa and watched TV. |
| stand | a small shop or table where things are sold, often outside | We bought fruit from a stand at the market. |
| station | a place where trains or buses stop | I'll meet you at the station. |
| store | a shop | I need to go to the store. |
| street | a road in a town with buildings along it | I live on this street. |
| subway | a train that travels under the ground in a city | I take the subway to work. |
| supermarket | a big shop that sells food and things for the house | I buy food at the supermarket. |
| swimming pool | a place filled with water for swimming | The hotel has a swimming pool. |
| T-shirt | a simple cotton shirt with short arms and no collar | He is wearing a black T-shirt. |
| taxi | a car with a driver that you pay to take you somewhere | Let's take a taxi. |
| telephone | a phone | The telephone is ringing. |
| temple | a building where people pray, in some religions | We visited an old temple. |
| theater | a building where you watch plays (American spelling of theatre) | We went to the theater on Friday. |
| toilet | a seat you use to get rid of waste from your body; also the room it is in | Where is the toilet, please? |
| tool | a thing you hold in your hand to do a job, like a hammer | He keeps his tools in the garage. |
| towel | a piece of cloth for drying your body | Can I have a clean towel? |
| toy | a thing that children play with | The children are playing with their toys. |
| train | a line of carriages pulled along a railway | We went to Paris by train. |
| trousers | a piece of clothing that covers each leg | He is wearing black trousers. |
| truck | a big vehicle for carrying things | A truck brought the furniture. |
| tube | a long thin pipe; also the London underground train | I take the tube to work. |
| umbrella | a thing you hold over your head to keep the rain off | Take an umbrella. It's raining. |
| vase | a container for flowers | She put the roses in a vase. |
| wall | one of the sides of a room or building | There is a clock on the wall. |
| wash | the act of cleaning something with water | This shirt needs a wash. |
| watch | a small clock you wear on your wrist | My watch is broken. |
| wheel | a round thing that turns so a car or bike can move | A bike has two wheels. |
| window | an opening in a wall with glass in it | Can you open the window? |
| zoo | a place where people can see wild animals | We saw lions at the zoo. |