A1–A2 English Learning Path
Learning path · 20 study sets · 601 words · English vocabulary · Created by Openquiz Team
The learning path includes 20 flashcard sets to help beginners with no foundation build English vocabulary from A1 to A2 level, covering familiar topics in everyday life.
Study sets in this learning path
- [A1 Level] Greetings and Introductions (30 words)
- hello /hə'loʊ/ — a word you say to greet someone
- hi /haɪ/ — hello
- goodbye /ɡʊd'baɪ/ — a word you say when you leave
- bye /baɪ/ — goodbye
- name /neɪm/ — the word people call you
- meet /mi:t/ — to see and talk to someone for the first time
- friend /frend/ — a person you like and know well
- nice /naɪs/ — pleasant, good, or kind
- how /haʊ/ — in what way; used to ask about condition
- are /ɑ:r/ — to be
- [A1 Level] Family and Friends (30 words)
- mother /'mʌðər/ — a female parent
- father /'fɑ:ðər/ — a male parent
- brother /'brʌðər/ — a boy or man with the same parents as you
- sister /'sɪstər/ — a girl or woman with the same parents as you
- friend /frend/ — a person you like and know well
- grandmother /'ɡræn,mʌðər/ — the mother of your mother or father
- grandfather /'ɡræn,fɑ:ðər/ — the father of your mother or father
- parents /'perənts/ — your mother and father
- son /sʌn/ — a male child of a parent
- daughter /'dɔ:tər/ — a female child of a parent
- [A1 Level] Basic Occupations (30 words)
- teacher /'ti:.tʃər/ — a person who teaches
- doctor /'dɒk.tər/ — a person who treats sick people
- nurse /nɜ:s/ — a person who helps doctors care for patients
- student /'stju:.dənt/ — a person who studies at school or university
- farmer /'fɑ:.mər/ — a person who grows crops or raises animals
- driver /'draɪ.vər/ — a person who drives a vehicle
- cook /kʊk/ — a person who cooks food
- police officer /pə'li:s ,ɒf.ɪ.sər/ — a person who keeps people safe and enforces the law
- firefighter /'faɪə,faɪ.tər/ — a person who puts out fires
- engineer /,en.dʒɪ'nɪər/ — a person who designs and builds things
- [A1 Level] Everyday Objects (30 words)
- chair /tʃeə(r)/ — something you sit on
- table /'teɪ.bəl/ — a flat piece of furniture
- bag /bæɡ/ — something to carry things in
- phone /fəʊn/ — a device to call people
- pen /pen/ — a tool for writing with ink
- pencil /'pen.səl/ — a tool for writing and drawing
- book /bʊk/ — pages with words to read
- notebook /'nəʊt.bʊk/ — a book for writing notes
- computer /kəm'pju:.tər/ — a machine for work and study
- cup /kʌp/ — a small container for drinks
- [A1 Level] Colors and Shapes (30 words)
- red /red/ — red
- blue /blu:/ — blue
- yellow /'jel.oʊ/ — yellow
- green /ɡri:n/ — green
- orange /'ɒr.ɪndʒ/ — orange
- pink /pɪŋk/ — pink
- purple /'pɜ:.pəl/ — purple
- brown /braʊn/ — brown
- black /blæk/ — black
- white /waɪt/ — white
- [A1 Level] Numbers and Dates (30 words)
- one /wʌn/ — the number 1
- two /tu:/ — the number 2
- three /θri:/ — the number 3
- four /fɔ:r/ — the number 4
- five /faɪv/ — the number 5
- six /sɪks/ — the number 6
- seven /'sev.ən/ — the number 7
- eight /eɪt/ — the number 8
- nine /naɪn/ — the number 9
- ten /ten/ — the number 10
- [A1 Level] Food and Drinks (30 words)
- rice /raɪs/ — white or brown grains cooked and eaten as food
- bread /brɛd/ — baked food made from flour, eaten in slices
- milk /mɪlk/ — white liquid from cows, drunk as a drink
- water /'wɔ:tər/ — clear liquid that you drink
- fork /fɔ:rk/ — a tool with points for picking up food
- knife /naɪf/ — a tool with a sharp blade for cutting
- spoon /spu:n/ — a tool with a round bowl for eating liquid food
- plate /pleɪt/ — a flat dish that you eat food from
- cup /kʌp/ — a small container with a handle for drinking
- tea /ti:/ — a hot drink made from dried leaves
- [A1 Level] Clothing and Fashion (30 words)
- shirt /ʃɜ:t/ — a buttoned top
- pants /pænts/ — clothes for the legs
- dress /dres/ — a piece of clothing for women and girls, with top and skirt in one
- skirt /skɜ:t/ — clothes worn from the waist down
- hat /hæt/ — a head covering
- cap /kæp/ — a hat with a front brim
- shoes /ʃu:z/ — footwear
- socks /sɒks/ — soft foot coverings
- coat /kəʊt/ — outer clothing for warmth
- jacket /'dʒækɪt/ — a light coat for the upper body
- [A1 Level] Housing and Rooms (30 words)
- house /haʊs/ — a place where people live
- room /ru:m/ — a space inside a building
- kitchen /'kɪtʃən/ — a room for cooking
- bathroom /'bɑ:θru:m/ — a room for washing your body
- bedroom /'bedru:m/ — a room for sleeping
- living room /'lɪvɪŋ ru:m/ — a room for relaxing and guests
- sofa /'səʊfə/ — a long soft seat
- chair /tʃeər/ — a seat for one person
- table /'teɪbəl/ — a flat surface for work or meals
- bed /bed/ — a place to sleep
- [A1 Level] Places in the City (30 words)
- school /sku:l/ — a place to learn
- hospital /'hɒspɪtəl/ — a place to treat sick people
- bank /bæŋk/ — a place to keep and use money
- park /pɑ:k/ — a public place with grass and trees
- restaurant /'restrɒnt/ — a place to eat food
- supermarket /'su:pəmɑ:kɪt/ — a big store that sells food
- library /'laɪbrəri/ — a place to read and borrow books
- museum /mju'zi:əm/ — a place to see old or special things
- post office /'pəʊst ,ɒfɪs/ — a place to send mail
- bus stop /bʌs stɒp/ — a place where buses stop
- [A2 Level] Daily Activities (30 words)
- get up /ɡet ʌp/ — wake up and get out of bed
- wake up /weɪk ʌp/ — stop sleeping; become awake
- take a shower /teɪk ə 'ʃaʊər/ — wash your whole body with water in a shower
- brush teeth /brʌʃ ti:θ/ — clean your teeth with a toothbrush
- get dressed /ɡet drest/ — put on your clothes
- have breakfast /hæv 'brekfəst/ — eat breakfast
- go to work /ɡoʊ tu wɜ:rk/ — travel to your workplace
- start work /stɑ:rt wɜ:rk/ — begin your work for the day
- finish work /'fɪnɪʃ wɜ:rk/ — stop working at the end of the day
- have lunch /hæv lʌntʃ/ — eat lunch
- [A2 Level] Weather and Seasons (30 words)
- sunny /'sʌni/ — bright with sunshine
- rainy /'reɪni/ — with a lot of rain
- snow /snoʊ/ — white frozen flakes that fall from the sky
- windy /'wɪndi/ — with a lot of wind
- cloudy /'klaʊdi/ — covered with clouds
- storm /stɔ:rm/ — a storm
- foggy /'fɒɡi/ — covered with thick fog
- cold /koʊld/ — low in temperature
- hot /hɒt/ — high in temperature
- warm /wɔ:rm/ — fairly hot, not cold
- [A2 Level] Emotions and Personality (30 words)
- happy /'hæpi/ — feeling joy or pleasure
- sad /sæd/ — feeling unhappy
- angry /'æŋɡri/ — feeling strong displeasure toward someone or something
- kind /kaɪnd/ — caring and generous to others
- brave /breɪv/ — not afraid to act
- shy /ʃaɪ/ — nervous or uncomfortable around other people
- confident /'kɒnfɪdənt/ — believing in yourself
- bored /bɔ:d/ — feeling uninterested, not entertained
- excited /ɪk'saɪtɪd/ — feeling happy and full of energy about something
- nervous /'nɜ:vəs/ — feeling worried or afraid about something
- [A2 Level] Travel and Transportation (30 words)
- travel /'trævəl/ — to go from one place to another, often far away
- trip /trɪp/ — a short visit to a place and back
- journey /'dʒɜ:rni/ — a long trip from one place to another
- plane /pleɪn/ — a vehicle that flies in the sky
- airport /'eəpɔ:t/ — a place where planes arrive and leave
- ticket /'tɪkɪt/ — a paper or digital pass for travel
- bus /bʌs/ — a large vehicle that carries many people
- train /treɪn/ — a vehicle that runs on tracks
- station /'steɪʃən/ — a place where trains arrive and leave
- journey planner — a person or app that plans trips
- [A2 Level] Sports and Leisure (30 words)
- run /rʌn/ — to move fast on foot
- football /'fʊtbɔ:l/ — a sport where players kick a ball into a goal
- basketball /'bæskɪtbɔ:l/ — a sport where players throw a ball into a high net
- swim /swɪm/ — to move through water
- music /'mju:zɪk/ — sounds made with voices or instruments
- movie /'mu:vi/ — a story shown on a screen
- tennis /'tenɪs/ — a sport where players hit a ball over a net
- game /ɡeɪm/ — something people do for fun
- player /'pleɪər/ — a person who plays a game or sport
- team /ti:m/ — a group of people working together
- [A2 Level] The Body and Health (30 words)
- head /hed/ — the part of the body above the neck with the face and brain
- eye /aɪ/ — the part of the face you see with
- ear /ɪər/ — the part of the head you hear with
- nose /nəʊz/ — the part of the face you smell with
- mouth /maʊθ/ — the part of the face you eat and speak with
- tooth /tu:θ/ — a hard white part in the mouth used for biting and chewing
- neck /nek/ — the part of the body between the head and the shoulders
- shoulder /'ʃəʊldər/ — the part of the body where the arm joins the body
- arm /ɑ:m/ — the part of the body between the shoulder and the hand
- hand /hænd/ — the part at the end of the arm with fingers
- [A2 Level] Everyday Emotions (30 words)
- happy /'hæpi/ — feeling joy or pleasure
- sad /sæd/ — feeling unhappy
- angry /'æŋɡri/ — feeling strong displeasure or rage
- tired /'taɪərd/ — needing rest or sleep
- excited /ɪk'saɪtɪd/ — very happy and eager about something
- bored /bɔ:rd/ — not interested; finding something dull
- nervous /'nɜ:rvəs/ — worried
- relaxed /rɪ'lækst/ — calm and free from stress
- scared /skeəd/ — afraid
- surprised /sər'praɪzd/ — feeling shock because of something unexpected
- [A2 Level] Technology and Devices (31 words)
- computer /kəm'pju:tər/ — a machine for working and learning
- laptop /'læp.tɒp/ — a computer you can carry
- keyboard /'ki:.bɔ:d/ — keys you type on
- mouse /maʊs/ — a small device to move the pointer
- monitor /'mɒn.ɪ.tər/ — the computer screen
- screen /skri:n/ — the flat surface of a device that shows images
- phone /fəʊn/ — a device for calling people
- smartphone /'smɑ:t.fəʊn/ — a phone that can use apps and the internet
- tablet /'tæb.lət/ — a flat touch screen device
- Internet /'ɪn.tə.net/ — the worldwide online network
- [A2 Level] Shopping and Money (30 words)
- buy /baɪ/ — to get something by paying money
- sell /sel/ — to give something for money
- shop /ʃɒp/ — a place to buy things or the act of shopping
- customer /'kʌstəmə(r)/ — a person who buys things
- price /praɪs/ — the amount of money something costs
- cheap /tʃi:p/ — costing little money
- expensive /ɪk'spensɪv/ — costing a lot of money
- discount /'dɪskaʊnt/ — a lower price
- cash /kæʃ/ — money in coins or bills
- credit card /'kredɪt kɑ:d/ — a card used to pay later
- [A2 Level] Advanced Daily Life (30 words)
- restaurant /'res.trɒnt/ — a place to eat
- breakfast /'brek.fəst/ — the first meal of the day
- delicious /dɪ'lɪʃ.əs/ — tastes good
- fruit /fru:t/ — sweet food from plants
- garden /'ɡɑ:.dən/ — a place to grow plants
- neighbor /'neɪ.bər/ — a person who lives nearby
- friend /frend/ — a person you like and trust
- family /'fæm.əl.i/ — parents and relatives
- holiday /'hɒl.ɪ.deɪ/ — time off from work or school
- kitchen /'kɪtʃ.ən/ — a room for cooking
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