How, when, where 2

40 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
finally	after a long time; also last	The bus finally arrived.
forever	for all time	I will love you forever.
fortunately	luckily	Fortunately, nobody was hurt.
forward	towards the front	Please move forward.
free	without paying; also not held or tied	Children travel free.
fully	completely	The hotel is fully booked.
gradually	slowly, over a period of time	The weather gradually got warmer.
greatly	very much	Your help is greatly appreciated.
half-price	for half the usual price	Children travel half-price.
happily	in a happy way	The children played happily.
hardly	almost not	I can hardly hear you.
heavily	a lot; strongly	It rained heavily all night.
high	far above the ground	The bird flew high in the sky.
home	to or at the place where you live	I go home at five.
however	but; also in whatever way	It's cold. However, it's sunny.
importantly	used to say that something is important	More importantly, we are all safe.
in	inside; at home or at work	Come in and sit down.
indeed	really; used to make something stronger	Thank you very much indeed.
inside	in a room or building	It's raining. Let's go inside.
instead	in place of someone or something else	There's no tea. Do you want coffee instead?
left	towards the left side	Turn left at the corner.
less	not as much	I should eat less.
long	for a long time	Have you been waiting long?
loudly	in a loud way	Don't talk so loudly.
low	near the ground; not high	The plane flew low over the trees.
luckily	by good luck	Luckily, I had an umbrella.
mainly	mostly	The students are mainly from Asia.
most	more than all others	What do you like most about your job?
mostly	mainly; usually	We mostly eat at home.
nearly	almost	It's nearly midnight.
next	after this; then	What should I do next?
north	towards the north	We drove north.
nowadays	now, compared with the past	Nowadays, everyone has a phone.
off	away from a place; not working	She got off the bus.
on	working; also continuing	Is the TV on?
online	using the internet	I buy most things online.
over	finished; also across	The game is over.
overseas	in or to other countries across the sea	She works overseas.
partly	not completely	It was partly my fault.
perfectly	in a perfect way; completely	I understand perfectly.

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