Foundation Level: Lexis – Band I Vocabulary

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Vocabulary flashcards based on the Foundation Level Band I English Lexis word list.

Last updated 11:21 AM on 10/6/26
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Band I Lexis Expectation

Learners are expected to have knowledge of at least 1200 items, including the core items in Band I.

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capital letter

An uppercase letter used at the beginning of a sentence or proper name.

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because of

On account of; as a result of.

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in fact

In reality; actually.

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find out

To discover or gain knowledge of a fact.

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in front of

Positioned directly ahead or before someone or something.

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half past

Thirty minutes after the hour.

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at least

Not less than; at a minimum.

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next to

Beside; directly adjacent to.

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once upon a time

An expression used to introduce a story set in the past.

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on my own

By oneself; independently without assistance.

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play a game

To engage in a playful or competitive activity.

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tell a story

To narrate a sequence of events or a tale to an audience.

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turn left/right

To pivot or change direction toward the left or the right.

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Well done!

An exclamation of praise or approval for a task successfully completed.

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What a pity!

An expression used to show regret, disappointment, or sympathy.

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What a shame!

An exclamation expressing sympathy, disappointment, or regret.

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as well as

In addition to; besides.

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at night

During the period of darkness between evening and morning.

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Do you mind?

A phrase used to ask for permission or express polite objection.

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at the moment

Right now; at the present time.

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What's the matter?

A question used to inquire about what problem or trouble is occurring.