How, when, where 1
35 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 |
|---|---|---|
| a.m. | in the morning, before 12 o'clock midday | The shop opens at 9 a.m. |
| about | a little more or less than; not exactly | It takes about ten minutes. |
| above | in a higher place | Look at the sky above. |
| again | one more time | Please say it again. |
| ago | before now | I came here two years ago. |
| all right | used to say yes or that you agree | All right, let's go. |
| almost | nearly; not completely | It's almost 8 o'clock. |
| alone | without other people | She lives alone. |
| along | forward; with someone | Come along with us! |
| already | before now, or sooner than expected | I have already eaten. |
| also | too; as well | I speak English and also German. |
| always | every time; all the time | He always drinks coffee in the morning. |
| away | to or at another place; not here | Go away! |
| back | to the place where you were before | I'll be back soon. |
| before | at an earlier time | I have seen this film before. |
| behind | at the back | Don't leave me behind! |
| below | in a lower place | Read the sentence below. |
| best | in the best way; most | Which song do you like best? |
| carefully | in a careful way | Read the questions carefully. |
| down | to a lower place | Sit down, please. |
| early | before the usual or planned time | I get up early. |
| either | also (used after a negative) | I don't like it either. |
| else | other; more | Do you want anything else? |
| everywhere | in all places | I looked everywhere for my keys. |
| fast | quickly | Don't drive so fast! |
| first | before anything else | First, wash your hands. |
| hard | with a lot of effort | She works very hard. |
| here | in or to this place | Come here! |
| how | in what way; also used to ask about amount or condition | How are you? |
| just | only; also a very short time ago | I've just arrived. |
| late | after the usual or planned time | The train arrived late. |
| later | after now; at a time in the future | See you later! |
| little | not much | She eats very little. |
| maybe | perhaps; possibly | Maybe it will rain. |
| much | a lot | Thank you very much. |