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Groups and organisations

22 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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EnglishMeaningExample
banda group of people who play music togetherMy brother plays in a band.
boarda flat piece of wood or plastic, for example in a classroomThe teacher wrote on the board.
brusha tool with hair or thin pieces of plastic, for cleaning, painting or your hairWhere is my hair brush?
businessa company that sells things or services; the work of buying and sellingMy mother has a small business.
churcha building where Christians prayThe church is in the middle of the village.
classa group of students who learn together; a lessonThere are 20 students in my class.
cluba group of people who meet to do an activity togetherI joined a chess club.
collectiona group of things that someone has collectedShe has a big collection of books.
collegea place where people study after schoolMy sister goes to college.
creamthe thick, fatty part of milkDo you want cream in your coffee?
culturethe way of life, art and ideas of a group of peopleI'm interested in Japanese culture.
familya group of people who are related, like parents and childrenI have a big family.
gradea mark for school work; a year at school in the USAI got a good grade in maths.
linea long thin mark; also people waiting one behind anotherDraw a line under the title.
meetinga time when people come together to talkI have a meeting at ten.
nationalitythe country you belong to officiallyWhat nationality are you?
pairtwo things of the same kind that are used togetherI bought a new pair of shoes.
partya time when people meet to eat, drink and have funWe are having a birthday party.
peoplemen, women and childrenThere were many people at the concert.
schoola place where children go to learnMy son goes to school by bus.
tablea piece of furniture with a flat top and legsPut the plates on the table.
teama group of people who play or work togetherWhich team do you support?

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