A free, playable vocabulary list. · 21 words · CEFR A1
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| # | Word | POS | Level | Definition & example |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | one | number | A1 | the number 1 I have one brother. |
| 2 | two | number | A1 | the number 2 There are two cats in the garden. |
| 3 | three | number | A1 | the number 3 She has three books. |
| 4 | ten | number | A1 | the number 10 My fingers are ten in total. |
| 5 | hundred | number | A1 | the number 100 This book has a hundred pages. |
| 6 | first | adjective | A1 | coming before all others January is the first month of the year. |
| 7 | last | adjective | A1 | coming after all others December is the last month of the year. |
| 8 | clock | noun | A1 | a thing on a wall that shows the time The clock says eight o'clock. |
| 9 | hour | noun | A1 | a period of sixty minutes The movie lasts one hour. |
| 10 | minute | noun | A1 | a period of sixty seconds Wait a minute, please. |
| 11 | today | adverb | A1 | on this day Today is sunny and warm. |
| 12 | tomorrow | adverb | A1 | on the day after today We will go swimming tomorrow. |
| 13 | yesterday | adverb | A1 | on the day before today I saw her yesterday. |
| 14 | week | noun | A1 | a period of seven days There are seven days in a week. |
| 15 | month | noun | A1 | one of the twelve parts of a year My birthday is next month. |
| 16 | year | noun | A1 | a period of twelve months I started school last year. |
| 17 | now | adverb | A1 | at this time It is raining now. |
| 18 | early | adverb | A1 | before the usual time I wake up early every morning. |
| 19 | late | adverb | A1 | after the usual or expected time Do not be late for class. |
| 20 | time | noun | A1 | minutes and hours shown on a clock What time is it now? |
| 21 | o'clock | adverb | A1 | used with numbers to say the exact hour We eat lunch at twelve o'clock. |
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