A1-Month 1

A comprehensive vocabulary flashcard set covering essential words, phrases, daily routines, family terms, and learning goals from the Month 1 A1 English course.

first name

A person's given name, as distinguished from a family name or surname (Example: "My first name is Anna").

last name

A person's family name or surname (Example: "My last name is Smith").

country

A nation or land where a person is from (Example: "What country are you from?").

city

A large town or urban settlement (Example: "I live in a small city").

tired

In need of sleep or rest (Example: "I am tired today").

hungry

Feeling or showing the need for food (Example: "I am hungry").

thirsty

Feeling a need or desire to drink (Example: "I am thirsty").

married

Joined in marriage; having a spouse (Example: "They are married").

single

Not married or in a relationship (Example: "I am single").

university

An high-level educational institution where students study for degrees (Example: "I study at university").

tonight

The night of the present day (Example: "Are you free tonight?").

introduce yourself

To tell someone your name and details about yourself (Example: "Please introduce yourself").

review

To study or go over material again (Example: "Today is a review day").

parents

A person's mother and father (Example: "My parents live in Spain").

cousin

A child of one's uncle or aunt (Example: "My cousin is a student").

kitchen

A room where food is prepared and cooked (Example: "The kitchen is clean").

bathroom

A room containing a toilet and washing facilities (Example: "The bathroom is upstairs").

bedroom

A room used for sleeping (Example: "My bedroom is quiet").

subtitle

Captions displayed at the bottom of a video transcribing or translating speech (Example: "I use English subtitles").

wake up

To stop sleeping and become conscious (Example: "I wake up at seven").

get dressed

To put on clothes (Example: "I get dressed after breakfast").

typical day

A normal, ordinary, or average day (Example: "This is my typical day").

in front of

Positioned directly ahead of something or someone (Example: "The car is in front of the house").

between

In the space separating two points, objects, or people (Example: "The table is between the chairs").

favourite

Preferred above all others of the same kind (Example: "What is your favourite food?").

free time

Time that is free from duties or work (Example: "I read in my free time").

pronunciation

The manner in which a word or language is spoken (Example: "My pronunciation is improving").

transcript

A written version of spoken audio or video (Example: "Read the transcript after listening").

fluently

With clarity, ease, and accuracy in speaking or writing a language (Example: "I want to speak English fluently").

keep going

To continue an effort or action without stopping (Example: "Keep going and practice every day").