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- Word · determinerthe A1
Used before a noun when it is clear which one you mean.
“The shops close at six.”
- Word · prepositionto A1
In the direction of a place or person.
“We walked to the station together.”
- Word · conjunctionand A1
Used to join two words, phrases or sentences.
“I like tea and coffee.”
- Word · prepositionof A1
Used to show that something belongs to a group or is a part of it.
“Some of my friends live abroad.”
- Word · determinera A1
Used before a singular noun you can count, when it is not a specific one.
“She has a dog.”
- Word · prepositionin A1
Inside a place, container or area.
“The keys are in my bag.”
- Word · pronounI
- Word · prepositionfor A1
Meant to be given to or used by someone.
“This present is for you.”
- Word · adverbthat B2
To such a degree; very.
“The film was not that good.”
- Word · pronounyou A1
The person or people someone is speaking or writing to.
“Are you ready to go?”
- Word · pronounit A1
Used for a thing, animal or situation already mentioned.
“I lost my phone, but I found it later.”
- Word · prepositionon A1
Touching and resting upon a surface.
“Your cup is on the table.”
- Word · prepositionwith A1
In the company of someone or something.
“I went to the cinema with my sister.”
- Word · determinerthis A1
Used to point to a thing or person near you.
“This bag is very heavy.”
- Word · auxiliarybe A1
Used with other verbs to form continuous tenses and the passive.
“The house will be painted next week.”
- Word · conjunctionas A2
In the same way that.
“Do it as I showed you.”
- Word · auxiliaryhave A1
Used with a past participle to form perfect tenses.
“I have finished my homework.”
- Word · prepositionat A1
Used to show where someone or something is.
“I will meet you at the bus stop.”
- Word · pronounhe A1
Used for a man, boy or male animal already mentioned.
“My dad is tired because he works late.”
- Word · adverbnot A1
Used to make a word or sentence negative.
“I do not like cold weather.”