Buying and having
13 English words (level A2) 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 |
|---|---|---|
| belong | to be owned by someone; also to be in the right place | This book belongs to me. |
| download | to copy a file from the internet to your computer or phone | I downloaded the app. |
| earn | to get money for work | She earns a good salary. |
| graduate | to finish your studies at a university or school | She graduated from university last year. |
| hand | to give something to someone with your hand | Can you hand me that book? |
| lend | to give something to someone for a short time | Can you lend me your pen? |
| lose | to not be able to find something; also to not win | I lost my keys. |
| offer | to ask if someone wants something | She offered me a cup of tea. |
| provide | to give something that someone needs | The hotel provides towels. |
| receive | to get something that someone gives or sends you | Did you receive my email? |
| rob | to steal from a person or place | Two men robbed the bank. |
| seek | to try to find or get something (formal) | They seek help from the government. |
| steal | to take something that is not yours | Someone tried to steal my bike. |