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Thinking and learning 2

24 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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EnglishMeaningExample
issuean important problem or subject; also one copy of a magazinePollution is a big issue.
ITinformation technology; working with computersHe works in IT.
magicspecial powers that make impossible things happen; also tricksHe does magic at children's parties.
marka number or letter that shows how good your work is; also a small dirty spotShe got good marks in her exams.
methoda way of doing somethingThis is a good method for learning words.
modela small copy of something; also a person who wears clothes for photosHe builds model planes.
mysterysomething that is difficult to understand or explainWhere he went is still a mystery.
opinionwhat you think about somethingIn my opinion, it's too expensive.
perfumea liquid with a nice smell that you put on your skinShe is wearing a new perfume.
predictionsomething you say will happen in the futureHis prediction was correct.
purposethe reason for somethingWhat is the purpose of your visit?
ratinga score that shows how good something isThe hotel has a five-star rating.
samplea small amount of something that shows what the rest is likeThey gave us free samples of cheese.
schedulea plan of times when things happenWhat's your schedule for today?
senseone of the abilities to see, hear, smell, taste or touch; also good judgmentDogs have a good sense of smell.
strategya plan to reach a goalWe need a new strategy.
talenta natural ability to do something wellShe has a talent for music.
thoughtan idea or opinionThat's an interesting thought.
traditionsomething people have done for a long timeIt's a tradition to eat fish on Fridays.
troubleproblems or difficultyI had trouble finding the house.
truthwhat is trueTell me the truth.
valuehow much something is worthThe value of the house has increased.
viewwhat you can see from a place; also an opinionThe room has a beautiful view of the sea.
wisdomgood judgment that comes from knowledge and experienceMy grandmother is full of wisdom.

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