Grammar words 2
38 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 |
|---|---|---|
| each | every single one | The apples cost 50 cents each. |
| each other | used to say that each person does something to the other | They love each other. |
| eight | the number 8 | I start work at eight. |
| eighteen | the number 18 | She is eighteen years old. |
| eighty | the number 80 | My grandad is eighty. |
| eleven | the number 11 | The film starts at eleven. |
| every | all of a group, one by one | I go swimming every day. |
| everybody | all people | Everybody likes her. |
| everyone | every person | Everyone is here. |
| everything | all things | Thanks for everything! |
| fifteen | the number 15 | There are fifteen students in the class. |
| fifty | the number 50 | It costs fifty euros. |
| five | the number 5 | I have five cousins. |
| for | used to say who gets something, why, or how long | This present is for you. |
| forty | the number 40 | My mum is forty. |
| four | the number 4 | A cat has four legs. |
| fourteen | the number 14 | He is fourteen years old. |
| from | used to show where someone or something starts | I'm from Spain. |
| fun | enjoyable | The party was really fun. |
| good afternoon | what you say to greet someone in the afternoon | Good afternoon, everyone. |
| good morning | what you say to greet someone in the morning | Good morning! Did you sleep well? |
| good night | what you say when someone goes to bed or you leave at night | Good night! Sleep well. |
| had | the past form of "have" | I had a cold last week. |
| has | the form of "have" used with he, she and it | She has a dog. |
| have | to own or hold something; also used to make other tenses | I have two sisters. |
| have to | must; used when something is necessary | I have to go now. |
| he | a man or boy already talked about | This is Tom. He is my friend. |
| her | belonging to a woman or girl | That is her car. |
| her | a woman or girl (after a verb or preposition) | I love her. |
| hers | the one that belongs to her | This book is hers. |
| hi | hello (informal) | Hi! How are you? |
| him | a man or boy (after a verb or preposition) | Give it to him. |
| his | belonging to a man or boy | This is his bike. |
| his | the one that belongs to him | That bike is his. |
| I | the person who is speaking | I am a student. |
| if | used to say what can happen when something else happens | If it rains, we'll stay at home. |
| in | inside a place or thing; also during a time | The keys are in my bag. |
| inside | in something; not outside | It's warm inside the house. |