Vocabulary List
| Word | Part of Speech | Example | |
|---|---|---|---|
| actually | Adverb | Japanese is actually pretty easy to learn. | |
| afternoon | Noun | I always start work at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. | |
| around [approximately] |
Adverb | Class usually finishes at around 7 o'clock. | |
| around [the world] |
Preposition | Let's walk around the city today. | |
| arrive | Verb | What time do you usually arrive at work? | |
| bank | Noun | All of my money is in the bank. | |
| bored | Adjective | I don't like this movie. I'm bored. | |
| both | Determiner | Both of my parents are from Costa Rica. | |
| break [rest] |
Noun | I'm tired. I need a break. | |
| build | Verb | The workers are building a new school. | |
| check | Verb | He always checks Facebook. | |
| customer | Noun | There are many customers in the store. | |
| delicious | Adjective | This dinner is so delicious! | |
| dislike | Verb | Why do you dislike soccer? I think it's great! | |
| evening | Noun | What do you usually do in the evenings after dinner? | |
| fact | Noun | It is a fact that we need water to live. | |
| famous | Adjective | The movie is famous all around the world. | |
| favourite [US: favorite] |
Adjective | Pizza is my favourite food. | |
| fix | Verb | Do you know how to fix computers? | |
| get [arrive] |
Verb | Do you know how to get to the train station? | |
| get [buy] |
Verb | Where did you get that coffee? | |
| get dressed | Verb | We have to leave in ten minutes. You should get dressed. | |
| grass | Noun | I don't like playing soccer at the beach. I prefer playing on grass. | |
| habit | Noun | Smoking is a bad habit. | |
| inside | Preposition | It's cold. Let's go inside. | |
| join | Verb | Do you want to join me for lunch today? | |
| late | Adjective | Why are you always late? Wake up early tomorrow! | |
| leave | Verb | Please don't leave. We are not finished. | |
| library | Noun | You can use the computers at the library for free. | |
| morning | Noun | I'm hungry because I didn't eat breakfast this morning. | |
| newspaper | Noun | I always read the news in the newspaper. | |
| noisy | Adjective | I don't like living here. It is too noisy. | |
| occasionally | Adverb | Jessica occasionally plays the guitar, but when she was a child, she played it every day. | |
| often | Adverb | How often do you drink coffee? Every day? Twice a day? | |
| once | Adverb | I clean my apartment once a week. | |
| outside | Preposition | Stop playing video games. Go outside and play! | |
| pet | Noun | I love animals, but I can't have any pets in my apartment. | |
| problem | Noun | Are you okay? What is the problem? | |
| rarely | Adverb | It rarely snows in my city. | |
| relax | Verb | I'm really busy during the week, but I can relax on the weekend. | |
| routine | Noun | When I stopped working, my routine changed a lot. | |
| seldom | Adverb | I am so busy. I seldom have time to see my friends. | |
| silly | Adjective | Our teacher is sometimes very silly in class. | |
| spend [time] |
Verb | I spend time every day studying English. | |
| stadium | Noun | There are many soccer stadiums in my country. | |
| take [time] |
Verb | It takes 20 minutes to get to school by bus. | |
| text | Noun, Verb | Please text me when you finish. | |
| together | Adverb | Do you want to go to the party together? | |
| twice | Adverb | I usually take a shower twice a day in the summer. | |
| vacation | Noun | I went to Cuba for a vacation last year. | |
| wake up | Phrasal Verb | Oscar never wakes up early. He loves to sleep. | |
| watch | Verb | What are you watching on TV? | |
| weekend | Noun | Have a great weekend! | |
| world | Noun | Where in the world are you from? |