The Oxford 3000 (American English) Overview

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Flashcards testing knowledge of vocabulary classifications, parts of speech, and CEFR levels from The Oxford 3000 (American English) list.

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What is The Oxford 3000?

The list of the 3000 most important words to learn in English, from A1 to B2 level.

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What CEFR level is assigned to the word "abandon" (v.) in The Oxford 3000?

B2

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What CEFR level is assigned to the noun form of "ability"?

A2

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What CEFR levels are assigned to "address" as a noun versus a verb?

Address as a noun is A1 level, and as a verb is B2 level.

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What CEFR level is assigned to "adult" as a noun versus as an adjective?

Adult as a noun is A1 level, and as an adjective is A2 level.

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What CEFR level is assigned to "age" as a noun versus as a verb?

Age as a noun is A1 level, and as a verb is B1 level.

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How does The Oxford 3000 categorize "bank" when meaning money versus river?

Bank (money) is a noun at A1 level, while bank (river) is a noun at B1 level.

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What CEFR levels are listed for "bear" (deal with) versus "bear" (animal)?

Bear (deal with) is a verb at B2 level, while bear (animal) is a noun at A2 level.

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What CEFR levels and parts of speech are listed for "can1" versus "can2"?

Can1 is a modal verb at A1 level, while can2 is a noun at A2 level.

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What CEFR levels are listed for "close1" versus "close2"?

Close1 is a verb at A1 level and a noun at B2 level; close2 is an adjective at A2 level and an adverb at B1 level.

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What CEFR levels are assigned to "last1" (final) versus "last1" (taking time)?

Last1 (final) is a determiner at A1 level and an adverb/noun at A2 level; last1 (taking time) is a verb at A2 level.

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How is "light" categorized when defined as "from the sun/a lamp" versus "not heavy"?

Light (from the sun/a lamp) is a noun/adjective at A1 level and verb at A2 level; light (not heavy) is an adjective at A2 level.

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What CEFR levels are given for "like" (similar) versus "like" (find sb/sth pleasant)?

Like (similar) is a preposition at A1 level; like (find sb/sth pleasant) is a verb at A1 level and a noun at B1 level.

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What CEFR levels are listed for "mine" (belongs to me) versus "mine" (hole in the ground)?

Mine (belongs to me) is a pronoun at A2 level; mine (hole in the ground) is a noun at B1 level.

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What CEFR levels are assigned to "race" (competition) versus "race" (of people)?

Race (competition) is a noun/verb at A2 level; race (of people) is a noun at B1 level.

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What CEFR levels are given for "second1" (next after the first) versus "second1" (unit of time)?

Second1 (next after the first) is a determiner/number at A1 level and adverb at A2 level; second1 (unit of time) is a noun at A1 level.

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How are "stick" (push into/attach) and "stick" (piece of wood) categorized?

Stick (push into/attach) is a verb at B1 level; stick (piece of wood) is a noun at B1 level.

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What CEFR levels are listed for "wind1" versus "wind2"?

Wind1 is a noun at A2 level; wind2 is a verb at B2 level.