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A1 English Vocabulary

Beginner — basic everyday expressions and simple phrases. · 1,638 words

1,638 words

Large in size or amount; Important or serious; Older (used of a brother or sister); Popular or successful

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a number of related people or things; to arrange into groups

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To start doing something; To start to happen or exist

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to make something easier for someone; assistance

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To speak to someone; to have a conversation.; A conversation or discussion.; Formal discussions between groups or countries (usually talks).; A speech or lecture on a particular subject.

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At or in what place; used in questions about location; In the place that; wherever

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To rotate or change direction; to change into a different state; to direct toward; A rotation; a change of direction; an opportunity to do something in a sequence

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a difficult matter needing a solution

bol
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each one of a group without exception

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To begin doing something, or to begin to happen.; To make a machine or engine begin to work.; The beginning of something.

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the body part at the end of the arm; to pass something to someone

hand
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A person from or relating to the United States or the Americas

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to make visible or demonstrate; an entertainment

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a location or area; to put something somewhere

place
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Another time; once more; (obsolete or dialectal) Against

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To propose hypothetical cases; An actual event, situation, or fact; The last remaining card of a particular rank

cad
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A period of seven days, usually starting on Sunday or Monday

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every single one considered separately

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correct or just; an entitlement; the right-hand side

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a plan or schedule of activities; computer code

gram
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to perceive sounds; to be told information

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something asked to get information; to inquire or doubt

quest
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to engage in fun or sport; a theatrical work or game action

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to move fast on foot; to manage; an act of running

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little in size or amount; minor in degree

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a quantity or digit; to count or assign numbers

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away from; not operating; detached

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At all times; throughout all time; since the beginning

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to change place or residence; to affect emotionally; an act of moving

mov
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the period of darkness from sunset to sunrise

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to be alive or reside; alive; broadcast in real time

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a specific location or idea; a score unit; to indicate direction

punct
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To think that something is true; To think or suppose, without being sure; believe in: to be sure that something exists or is good

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to grasp or grip; a grasp or grip; control

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On this present day; This present day; the current time

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To take someone or something to a place; To cause or produce

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to take place or occur

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Earlier than; Earlier than the time when; At an earlier time; previously; In front of

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of considerable or great size; big

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expressing obligation; something required

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one's dwelling place; relating to home; toward home

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In a lower position than; below; less than; subject to or controlled by; In or to a lower position; below

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the essential clear liquid; to supply water to plants

water
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a walled section of a building; available space

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To form letters or symbols on a surface; to compose and produce a text

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a female parent; to care for as a mother

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a medium of exchange; currency; wealth

mon
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A description of real or imagined events, told or written to entertain.; A report in a newspaper or on the news.; A level of a building (British spelling: storey).

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