Grammar words 3
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 |
|---|---|---|
| into | to the inside of something | She went into the room. |
| is | the form of "be" used with he, she and it | She is my teacher. |
| it | a thing or animal already talked about | Where's my phone? I can't find it. |
| its | belonging to a thing or animal | The dog is eating its food. |
| its | belonging to it | The bird has its own nest; the nest is its. |
| like | the same as; similar to | She looks like her mother. |
| lot | very much (in "a lot") | Thanks a lot! |
| lot | a large amount or number (in "a lot of") | I have a lot of friends. |
| 'm | short for "am" after I | I'm hungry. |
| many | a large number of | There are many people here. |
| many | a large number of people or things | Many of my friends live abroad. |
| may | used to say something is possible, or to ask politely | May I come in? |
| me | the person speaking (after a verb or preposition) | Can you help me? |
| mine | the one that belongs to me | That pen is mine. |
| more | a bigger amount or number | Can I have more water? |
| more | an extra amount | I'd like some more, please. |
| most | almost all; the biggest number or amount | Most people like music. |
| much | a large amount of | I don't have much time. |
| much | a large amount | How much is it? |
| must | used to say something is necessary | You must wear a seatbelt. |
| my | belonging to me | This is my bag. |
| near | not far from | I live near the park. |
| need | used in questions and negatives to say something is necessary | Need I say more? |
| nine | the number 9 | The shop opens at nine. |
| nineteen | the number 19 | She is nineteen. |
| ninety | the number 90 | My great-grandma is ninety. |
| no | not any | There is no milk in the fridge. |
| nothing | not anything | There is nothing in the box. |
| of | belonging to or part of something; used to show amount | She drank a cup of tea. |
| OK | fine or good enough | Is the food OK? |
| on | touching the top of something | The book is on the table. |
| one | a single person or thing | I have one brother. |
| one | the number 1 | One plus one is two. |
| or | used between choices | Do you want tea or coffee? |
| other | different, or the second of two | Where is my other shoe? |
| our | belonging to us | This is our house. |
| ours | the one or ones that belong to us | That car is ours. |
| over | above something; also more than | The plane flew over the city. |