Articles and Particles

Nouns

People

man (men)

woman (women)

boy

girl

family

wife

husband

parents

mother

father

child (children)

son

daughter

brother

sister

grandfather

grandmother

aunt

uncle

first name

surname (family name)

life

Human Body

head

eye

nose

mouth

ear

hair

hand

arm

finger

foot (feet)

leg

City

city

town

village

street

block

park

square

monument

garden

plant

factory

shop

theatre

cinema

office

institute

school (at school)

car

bus

tram

trolleybus

Home

home (at home, go home)

house

building

block of flats (US: apartment house)

flat (US: apartment)

floor

ground floor

storey (story)

five storeyed (storied) building

room

bedroom

dining room

study

kitchen

all modern conveniences

gas

running water

electricity

door

window

window sill

floor

ceiling

furniture

table

desk

bed

sofa

chair

armchair

wardrobe

bookcase

shelf

telephone

mobile phone (US: cellphone)

TV-set

computer

University

dean`s office

faculty

class

classroom

group

campus

hostel

library

reading-room

hall

student

monitor

teacher

dean

friend

lesson

studies

pen

pencil

paper

book

notebook

textbook

dictionary

vocabulary

map

bag

blackboard

chalk

ink

box

portrait

poster

drawing

picture

design

newapaper

magazine

language

letter

word

sentence

story

poem

exercise

page

homework

project

dialogue

workshop

beginning

end

break

holiday

lecture

part

physical culture

term

noun

pronoun

numeral

adjective

verb

adverb

preposition

member

architect

economist

engineer

worker

pensioner

scientist

scholar

artist

Meals

breakfast (have breakfast)

lunch (have lunch)

dinner (have dinner)

supper (have supper)

food

bread

meat

soup

vegetables

salt

sugar

tea

coffee

water

milk

fruit

apple

cup

plate

spoon

fork

bottle

Nature

thing

sun

moon

earth (ground, land)

country

air

rain

snow

grass

tree

plant

river

mountain

sea

lake

flower

light

Animals

cat

dog

cow

horse

bear

wolf

hare

sheep

fox

fish

bird

mouse

goose

Time

day

night

morning

evening

noon

afternoon

midnight

hour

minute

second

Adjectives

good

bad

kind

fine

nice

beautiful

big

large

little

small

young

old

new

modern

thick

thin

high

low

broad

narrow

easy

difficult

hard

open

close

clean

dirty

hot

cold

foreign

native

free

busy

right

left

right

wrong

white

black

red

green

blue

yellow

grey

comfortable

following

next

attentive

clear

light

dark

clean

dirty

round

square

necessary

fresh

various

other

another

some

married

Verbs

be (am, are, is)

have (has)

begin

start

finish

eat (be hungry)

drink (be thirsty)

get

get up

give

take

put

come

come in

go

hear

listen

like

love

be fond of

see

look

may

can

must

lie

rest

learn

study

prepare

read

write

draw

paint

repeat

review

translate

follow

speak

talk

spell

ask (a question)

answer (a question)

send

receive (get)

show

thank

meet

stand (stand up)

sit (sit down)

marry

help

use

want

walk

work (at)

hurry (don`t hurry)

be ill

be well

be sorry

be present

be absent

be late

be over

be right

be wrong

be busy (with)

be born (I was born)

Adverbs

when

where

why

how

here

there

always

usually

never

today

tomorrow

yesterday

early

late

Prepositions

of

in

to

into

on

at

in front of

behind

over

near

under

through

around

between

among

with

for

by

centre (in the centre)

middle (in the middle)

except

Articles and Particles

a

an

the

no

yes

please

Pronouns

I (me, my, mine)

you (you, your, yours)

he (him, his, his)

she (her, her, hers)

it (it, its, its)

we (us, our, ours)

they (them, their, theirs)

who (whom, whose))

what

which

how many

much

many ( a lot of)

little

few

a little

a few

all

each

some

any

both

another

other

this (these)

that (those)

the same

Numerals

one (first)

two (second)

three (third)

four (fourth)

five (fifth)

six (sixth)

seven (seven)

eight (eighth)

nine (ninth)

ten (tenth)

eleven (eleventh)

twelve (twelvth)

thirteen (thirteenth)

fourteen (fourteenth)

fifteen (fifteenth)

sixteen (sixteenth)

seventeen (seventeenth)

eighteen (eighteenth)

nineteen (nineteenth)

twenty (twentieth)

thirty

forty

fifty

sixty

seventy

eighty

ninety

hundred

thousand

Conjunctions

and

but

or

too

because

that`s why

Phrases

How do you do?

Hello (Hi)

How are you?

I am fine

Meet my friend

Glad to meet you

what are you? (I am a student)

who are you?

what is your name? (my name is …)

what`s his (her) name?

I am sorry (Sorry)

I am sorry I am late

May I come in

Give me … please

Here you are

Thank you

Not at all

Begin reading

Good morning

Good afternoon

Good evening

Good-bye

Open your books at page 10

Read the text on page 10

Say it again

Say it after me

The lesson is over

The bag is on the chair

There is a bag on the chair

to repeat (Repeat your question, please)

to review (Review the words of Lesson Ten)

What year student are you? I am a first-(second-...) year student.

Who is on duty today?

Go to your place.

See you soon. \

Long Live...

Phonetics

1. Alphabet

2. Transcription

3. Open and Closed Syllables

3. Main Rules of Reading and Spelling

Grammar

1. Use of Articles
2. Plural forms with exceptions
3. Possessive Case (man`s, of the man)
4. Conjugation of Verbs in the Present Indefinite (Simple) and the Present Continuous (Progressive)
5. Use of prepositions
6. Negation and Questions. Verbs in the Imperative Mood.
7. Word Order in affirmations and questions (there is…etc)

Topics

My Biography

My Home and My Room

My University

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