Basic Vocabulary – A2 Level

Common Verbs

1. Go – I go to work every day.
2. Come – Can you come to the party?
3. Eat – We eat dinner at 7 PM.
4. Drink – I drink coffee in the morning.
5. Make – Can you make a cake?
6. Do – What do you do for a living?
7. Have – I have a car.
8. Like – I like reading books.
9. Want – Do you want to watch a movie?
10. Need – I need help with this task.
11. Play – Do you play soccer?
12. Work – She works in an office.
13. Live – They live in New York.
14. Speak – Can you speak English?
15. Read – I like to read novels.
16. Write – She writes emails every day.
17. Buy – I need to buy some groceries.
18. Learn – I am learning English.
19. Walk – Let’s walk to the park.
20. Listen – Listen to the music.

Common Nouns

1. Family – My family is important to me.
2. Friend – She is my best friend.
3. Home – I’m going home now.
4. School – The children are at school.
5. Work – I finish work at 5 PM.
6. Food – I love Italian food.
7. Water – Drink some water.
8. Phone – Where is my phone?
9. Car – Do you have a car?
10. Book – I am reading a good book.
11. Money – How much money do you have?
12. Time – What time is it?
13. Day – Today is a busy day.
14. Week – I work five days a week.
15. Month – What month is your birthday?
16. Morning – Good morning!
17. Evening – We had dinner in the evening.
18. City – I live in a big city.
19. Country – What country are you from?
20. Airport – The airport is far from here.

Common Adjectives

1. Big – That house is big.
2. Small – My apartment is small.
3. Good – This pizza is good!
4. Bad – I had a bad day.
5. Happy – She is very happy today.
6. Sad – I feel a bit sad.
7. Easy – This exercise is easy.
8. Difficult – Learning a language is difficult.
9. Fast – He runs very fast.
10. Slow – The internet is slow today.
11. Hot – It’s hot outside.
12. Cold – It’s cold in winter.
13. Expensive – This watch is expensive.
14. Cheap – I bought a cheap shirt.
15. Young – They are young students.
16. Old – My grandmother is old.
17. Busy – I’m busy with work right now.
18. Tired – I am very tired.
19. Beautiful – The sunset is beautiful.
20. Clean – The room is clean.

Common Adverbs

1. Always – I always drink coffee in the morning.
2. Sometimes – We sometimes go to the beach.
3. Never – I never eat fast food.
4. Quickly – She finished her homework quickly.
5. Slowly – He speaks very slowly.
6. Often – They often go for a walk.
7. Now – I’m studying English now.
8. Later – I’ll call you later.
9. Here – Come here, please.
10. There – The book is over there.

Common Prepositions

1. At – I’m at the store.
2. In – She lives in a small town.
3. On – The keys are on the table.
4. Under – The cat is under the bed.
5. Between – The store is between the bank and the school.
6. Next to – The library is next to the park.
7. Behind – The car is behind the house.
8. In front of – He is standing in front of the building.
9. With – I’ll go with you.
10. Without – Can you do it without help?

Common Phrases

1. How are you? – I’m fine, thank you.
2. What’s your name? – My name is John.
3. Where are you from? – I’m from Canada.
4. How much is this? – This is $10.
5. Excuse me – Excuse me, can you help me?
6. I don’t understand – Can you repeat that, please?
7. What time is it? – It’s 3 o’clock.
8. Can I help you? – Yes, I’m looking for a book.
9. I’m sorry – I’m sorry, I’m late.
10. See you later – See you tomorrow!