Grammar words 2
28 English words (level B1) 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 |
|---|---|---|
| off | away from; down from | He fell off his bike. |
| oneself | yourself, used for people in general | It's important to look after oneself. |
| onto | to a position on something | The cat jumped onto the table. |
| ought to | should | You ought to see a doctor. |
| per | for each | It costs 50 euros per night. |
| plenty | a lot; enough or more | Don't buy more food. We have plenty. |
| plus | and also (informal) | It's cheap, plus it's near the beach. |
| preschool | for children before they start school | She teaches preschool children. |
| provided | only if | You can go, provided you finish your homework. |
| recover | to become healthy again; also to get something back | She recovered quickly from the flu. |
| regarding | about | I'm writing regarding your letter. |
| since | from the time when; also because | I've lived here since I was a child. |
| tear | to pull something apart so it breaks | Be careful not to tear the paper. |
| throughout | in every part of; during the whole of | It rained throughout the day. |
| till | until | Wait till I come back. |
| underneath | under | The cat is underneath the bed. |
| unless | except if | I won't go unless you come with me. |
| until | up to the time when | Wait until I come back. |
| used to | used to talk about something that happened regularly in the past | I used to live in London. |
| via | through; by way of | We flew to Sydney via Singapore. |
| vice | next below the leader in rank (vice-) | She is the vice-captain of the team. |
| whatever | anything; it does not matter what | Do whatever you want. |
| whenever | every time that | Whenever I see her, she smiles. |
| wherever | in any place | Sit wherever you like. |
| whether | if (used with choices) | I don't know whether to go or stay. |
| whichever | any one of a group | Take whichever seat you want. |
| whoever | any person who | Whoever wins gets a prize. |
| yet | but; despite this | It's cheap, yet good quality. |