English basic vocabular 1
Standard english vocabular for beginners and lower intermediate
Standard english vocabular for beginners and lower intermediate
-
- 1 / 300
-
Cartes-fiches
accommodation - (Rented accommodation in London is very expensive.)
add on - (The house only had one bedroom, so they decided to add on a second one.)
adjoining - (We booked adjoining rooms in the hotel for the children.)
armchair - (Grandad is asleep in his favourite armchair.)
banned - (Because of their rowdy behaviour, the youths were banned from our local pub.)
battery - (You have to take the top off to change the batteries.)
blog - (Last year Suzi's blog passed the 1 million clicks mark.)
bungalow - (Gran loves living in a bungalow, as she has doesn't have to climb any stairs.)
candle - (The dining room was lit by candles.)
candlestick - (There were four candlesticks on the dining table.)
canvas - (The children love living under canvas.)
caretaker - (The school caretaker checked that all the windows were locked each night.)
carry on - (she carried on texting her boyfriend although supper was on the table.)
ceiling - (The rooms in the castle had very high ceilings.)
challenging - (Marathon running is very challenging.)
comforts - (Modern caravans have all the comforts of home.)
communal - (Students have to share a communal bathroom.)
community - (The new arts centre will serve the whole community.)
conservatory - (They built a conservatory with glass walls and a glass roof.)
contract - (Read the contract carefully before you sign it.)
convenience - (Ready meals sell well because of their convenience.)
convenient - (Mail-order catalogues are a convenient way to shop.)
conventional - (Internet connections through conventional phone lines are fairly slow.)
cottage - (She lives in a country cottage with a large garden.)
crockery - (We had no fridge, no glasses and no crockery in our student flat.)
curtain - (We couldn't sleep because there were no curtains at the bedroom window.)
cushion - (Shani bought four red cushions for the white sofa.)
definitely - ('Do you reckon Margot will be there?' ' Definitely not.')
dependent - (Her brother's lost his job so he's back home dependent on his parents again.)
detached - (Many British people think a detached house is the best house to have.)
diameter - (Draw a circle six centimetres in diameter.)
do up - (They bought an old car and did it up so that it looks like new.)
electricity - (The farm was very isolated, but it had electricity.)
ensuite - (John's bedroom has an ensuite bathroom.)
entrance - (Five children walked through the main entrance to the school.)
exclude - (People under 21 are excluded from the club.)
fence - (They were talking across the garden fence.)
field - (We drove past miles and miles of corn fields.)
firewood - (Sam went into the forest to look for some firewood to burn on their fire.)
fitted - (I'd like to get fitted wardrobes when we redecorate the bedroom.)
