Grammar words 4
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 |
|---|---|---|
| past | after a time; also further than a place | It is ten past five. |
| 're | short for "are" after you, we or they | We're at home. |
| row | a line of people or things next to each other | We sat in the front row. |
| 's | short for "is" after he, she, it or a name | She's my sister. |
| same | in the same way | The two words sound the same. |
| same | the same thing | I'll have the same, please. |
| seven | the number 7 | There are seven days in a week. |
| seventeen | the number 17 | My sister is seventeen. |
| seventy | the number 70 | My grandmother is seventy years old. |
| she | used for a woman, girl or female animal | She is my best friend. |
| should | used to say what is right or a good idea | You should drink more water. |
| shower | a place where water comes from above to wash your body; also a short rain | I take a shower every morning. |
| six | the number 6 | I get up at six. |
| sixteen | the number 16 | He is sixteen years old. |
| sixty | the number 60 | There are sixty minutes in an hour. |
| so | for this reason | It was raining, so we stayed at home. |
| some | an amount or number of something | I need some money. |
| some | a part or number of people or things | I made cookies. Do you want some? |
| someone | a person, but you do not know or say who | Someone is at the door. |
| something | a thing, but you do not know or say what | I want something to eat. |
| ten | the number 10 | I have ten fingers. |
| than | used to compare two things | She is taller than I am. |
| than | used to compare two people or things | He is older than me. |
| that | used to start a part of a sentence | I think that he is right. |
| that | used for a person or thing that is not near you | Look at that bird. |
| that | the thing that is not near you, or that was mentioned | What is that? |
| the | used before a noun when we know which one | The sun is hot. |
| their | belonging to them | This is their car. |
| them | used for more than one person or thing after a verb or preposition | I like them a lot. |
| these | used for things near you (more than one) | These shoes are new. |
| these | the things near you (more than one) | Are these yours? |
| they | used for more than one person or thing | They live in London. |
| thirteen | the number 13 | She is thirteen years old. |
| thirty | the number 30 | There are thirty students in my class. |
| this | used for a person or thing near you | This bag is heavy. |
| this | the person or thing near you | This is my friend Tom. |
| those | used for things not near you (more than one) | Those apples look good. |
| those | the things not near you (more than one) | Can I have those? |