Moving
19 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 |
|---|---|---|
| arrive | to get to a place | The train arrives at 6 o'clock. |
| bring | to take something or someone with you to a place | Bring your book to class. |
| come | to move towards the speaker or a place | Come here, please. |
| dance | to move your body to music | We danced all night. |
| drop | to let something fall | Don't drop the plates! |
| fly | to move through the air; to travel by plane | We fly to Rome tomorrow. |
| go | to move or travel to a place | I go to school by bus. |
| jump | to push yourself up into the air with your legs | The cat jumped onto the table. |
| leave | to go away from a place | The bus leaves at 8. |
| meet | to come together with someone | Let's meet at the cafe. |
| push | to move something away from you with your hands | Push the door to open it. |
| ride | to sit on a bike or horse and make it move | Can you ride a bike? |
| run | to move very fast on your legs | He runs to school. |
| step | to move your foot to walk | Please step inside. |
| stop | to not move or not do something any more | The car stopped at the traffic lights. |
| swim | to move through water using your arms and legs | Can you swim? |
| travel | to go from one place to another, often far | I love to travel. |
| turn | to move to face a different way | Turn left at the corner. |
| walk | to move on your feet at a normal speed | I walk to school. |