Grammar words 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 |
|---|---|---|
| million | the number 1,000,000 | The city has two million people. |
| most | the largest number or amount | Most of my friends speak English. |
| myself | me and no one else | I made this cake myself. |
| next | coming right after this one | See you next week. |
| next to | very near; at the side of | The bank is next to the post office. |
| no one | not any person | No one was at home. |
| nobody | no person | Nobody knows the answer. |
| one | a single person or thing already mentioned | I like the red one. |
| opposite | facing something, on the other side | The bank is opposite the park. |
| other | a different person or thing | Some students walk, others take the bus. |
| ourselves | we and no one else | We built the house ourselves. |
| out of | from inside something; also not having any more | She took the keys out of her bag. |
| outside | not in; near but not in a building | I'll wait outside the cinema. |
| own | belonging to a person and no one else | She has a room of her own. |
| plus | and; added to | Two plus two is four. |
| sake | for the sake of: to help or because of someone or something | Do it for the sake of your children. |
| second | the person or thing after the first | She came second in the race. |
| several | more than two but not many | I have several friends in Rome. |
| several | some; more than two | I tried several of the cakes. |
| shall | used to offer or suggest something, with I or we | Shall I open the window? |
| since | from a time in the past until now | I have lived here since 2015. |
| somebody | someone; a person | Somebody called you. |
| such | used to make something stronger; also of this kind | It was such a nice day. |
| such | this kind of thing | Such is life. |
| tear | a drop of water that comes from your eye when you cry | There were tears in her eyes. |
| terrorist | about people who use violence for political aims | There was a terrorist attack. |
| theirs | the one or ones that belong to them | This car is theirs. |
| themselves | they and no one else | The children made the cake themselves. |
| though | although; but | Though it was cold, we went swimming. |
| thousand | the number 1,000 | The ticket costs a thousand dollars. |
| till | until | The shop is open till nine. |
| toward | in the direction of | She walked toward the door. |
| upon | on (formal) | Once upon a time, there was a king. |
| weep | a time of crying | She had a little weep after the film. |
| whatever | any; it does not matter what | Take whatever book you like. |
| while | during the time that | I read while I eat breakfast. |
| whom | who, used as an object (formal) | To whom should I send this letter? |
| within | inside; in less than | I'll call you within an hour. |
| without | not having or using | I drink coffee without sugar. |
| worldwide | everywhere in the world | The company sells its products worldwide. |