An expanded core word list for advanced English learners, including the Oxford 3000 plus 2000 additional words, suitable for B2-C1 level learners.
Word Categories
Verb (v.): Indicates action.
Noun (n.): Indicates a person, place, thing, or idea.
Adjective (adj.): Describes a noun.
Adverb (adv.): Modifies verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs.
Vocabulary List
A
abolish (v.) C1
abortion (n.) C1
absence (n.) C1
absent (adj.) C1
absorb (v.) B2
abstract (adj.) B2
absurd (adj.) C1
abuse (n., v.) C1
B
academy (n.) C1
accelerate (v.) C1
accent (n.) B2
acceptance (n.) C1
accessible (adj.) C1
accidentally (adv.) B2
accommodate (v.) B2
accommodation (n.) B2
C
accomplish (v.) B2
accomplishment (n.) C1
accordingly (adv.) C1
accountability (n.) C1
accountable (adj.) C1
accountant (n.) B2
accumulate (v.) C1
accumulation (n.) C1
accuracy (n.) B2
accurately (adv.) B2
D
acid (n., adj.) B2, C1
acquisition (n.) C1
acre (n.) B2
activate (v.) B2
E
addition (n.) C1
adolescent (n.) C1
adoption (n.) C1
Examples of Usage by Different Word Types
Verbs: Action words like "abolish" and "accelerate."
Nouns: Concepts such as "abortion" and "absence."
Adjectives: Descriptive words like "absurd" and "accessible."
In Practice
Contextual Learning: Use each word in sentences or scenarios relevant to the learner's interests.
Practice with Synonyms and Antonyms: Encourage exploration of vocabulary depth through related words.
Vocabulary Importance
Building Block for Proficiency: Understanding and using words from the Oxford 5000 enhances language skills applicable in various contexts, whether academic or professional.