Grammar words 5
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 |
|---|---|---|
| three | the number 3 | I have three cats. |
| through | from one side or end to the other | We walked through the park. |
| to | used before a verb | I want to go home. |
| to | in the direction of a place or person | We went to the beach. |
| tower | a tall, narrow building or part of a building | We climbed the tower. |
| twelve | the number 12 | There are twelve months in a year. |
| twenty | the number 20 | She is twenty years old. |
| two | the number 2 | I have two sisters. |
| under | below something | The cat is under the table. |
| until | up to a time | The shop is open until six. |
| up | to a higher place | We walked up the hill. |
| us | used for me and other people after a verb or preposition | Can you help us? |
| was | past of 'be' with I, he, she, it | I was at home yesterday. |
| we | used for me and other people | We are friends. |
| welcome | said when you are happy to see someone arrive | Welcome to our home! |
| were | past of 'be' with you, we, they | We were tired after the trip. |
| what | used to ask which thing or kind | What colour is your car? |
| what | used to ask about a thing | What is your name? |
| when | at the time that | Call me when you get home. |
| where | in the place that | This is the house where I was born. |
| which | used to ask about one of a group | Which bus goes to the centre? |
| which | used to ask about one of a group; also to give more information about a thing | Which do you want? |
| who | used to ask which person | Who is that man? |
| whose | used to ask who something belongs to | Whose bag is this? |
| whose | used to ask who something belongs to | Whose is this? |
| why | used to ask the reason for something | Why are you late? |
| will | used to talk about the future | I will call you tomorrow. |
| wind | air that moves fast outside | The wind is very strong today. |
| with | together with someone or something | I live with my parents. |
| would | used to ask politely or to talk about imagined things | Would you like some tea? |
| yes | a word you use to agree or say something is true | Yes, I would like some tea. |
| you | used for the person or people you are talking to | How are you? |
| your | belonging to you | Is this your bag? |
| yours | the one or ones that belong to you | Is this pen yours? |
| yourself | you and nobody else | Did you make it yourself? |