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A1 English Vocabulary

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

1,638 words

To become different, or make something different; To replace one thing with another; The act or result of becoming different; Money returned when you pay more than the price; coins

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A group of people who play a sport or game together against others.; A group of people who work together.; To join with others to work together (usually team up).

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a unit of 60 seconds; a brief period; very small

minu
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Of the highest quality; in the most excellent manner; to defeat someone

IELTSA1

a thought, notion, or plan in the mind

idea
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a child; a young goat; to joke or tease

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To give body or shape to something; Physical frame

body
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not any thing; not a single thing

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Gone; gone by; gone away; passed; passed away

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relating to society or people living together

soci
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To look at or observe attentively; to be vigilant; to monitor; A small timepiece worn on the wrist; an act of watching; a period of guarding

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With each other; in the same place or at the same time; in a combined or united way

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a mother or father; to raise a child

par
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To no longer move or do something.; To make something end, or prevent something from happening.; A place where a bus or train stops to let passengers on and off.

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the front of the head; to be directed toward; to confront

fac
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A thing of any kind (in questions and negatives); Whatever thing; no matter what

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Prior to some specified time, either past, present, or future; by this time; previously

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to use words to communicate; to talk; to give a speech

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to understand written text; an act of reading

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To join or unite (e.g. one thing to another, or as several particulars) so as to increase the number, augment the quantity or enlarge the magnitude, or so as to...; The addition of a song to a station's playlist

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a room for work; a position of authority

fac
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to pay out money; to pass or use up time

pend
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a barrier that opens and closes an entrance

door
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the state of being well; physical or mental condition

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The conscious production or arrangement of sounds, colours, forms, movements, or other elements in a manner that affects the senses and emotions, usually specifically the production of the beautiful in...

art
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certain or confident; reliable; certainly

sur
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armed conflict between nations or groups; prolonged struggle

war
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past events; the study of the past

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a social gathering; a political group; one side in an agreement

part
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to increase in size or amount; to cultivate plants

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an outcome or consequence; to happen because of

sult
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to make accessible; not closed; available and public

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the early part of the day from dawn to noon

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To move by placing one foot in front of the other at a moderate pace; An act of walking; a path or route used for walking

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the cause or justification; the capacity for logical thought

rat_reckon
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To achieve first place in a competition; to gain or achieve through effort; A victory; a successful outcome

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a female child or young woman

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A man or boy (informal); used to address a group of people.

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before the usual time; near the start

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substance eaten to sustain life and health

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a brief period; a particular instant; importance

mov
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A person whose job is to teach, especially in a school.

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coming after the first; a unit of time; to support a proposal

sequ
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A male child or young man; Used to express surprise or excitement (informal, often oh boy)

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perhaps; possibly; indicating uncertainty

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