On our website you can find english cards for studying in English. When English words are grouped by topic, it is easier to learn them, as an additional association appears. By using English cards, as well as our exercises, you will be able to expand your vocabulary more effectively. To start studying, select the set of English cards you like and then just click on the button "Study". After this, you will be taken to the exercises section, where you can start learning English words on the chosen topic. You will be presented with various modes to choose from:
- Flash cards
In this mode, you learn English words in the classic version of English cards (flash cards). You just see an English word and its translation. You can also listen to the pronunciation of the word. It is possible to view words in a slide show with automatic pronunciation. This is passive learning of new words.
- Translation from English
In this exercise for learning English cards, you see an English word and five translation options in Russian from which you must choose correct option. If the answer is correct, interest is added, and if the answer is incorrect, interest is deducted. When you reach 100%, you are considered to have learned the word.
- Translation into English
This mode is similar to the previous mode with the only difference being what you see Russian word, but you need to choose the correct translation into English.
- Spelling
In this mode, you see a Russian word, but you need to write a translation in English. This way you can learn the spelling of English words.
On our website you will find English words on various topics. But, of course, you may need your own special set. In this case you can create you can find it on our website yourself. To see on this page only those sets that you created yourself, select a filter: "My sets".
After you have completed the exercises and learned the English words from the set, it is still advisable to repeat them from time to time. Especially if these are words that are rarely used. Our memory is designed in such a way that after a certain time we forget what we rarely use. Language is no exception. So be sure to repeat the words you have learned again and again. And then they will remain in your memory for a long time.
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The proposed English words on the topic contain, in turn, subsections that include popular English conversational phrases and words. The simplicity of the scheme and ease of use will help you learn your favorite English language. When learning is a joy, the result will not take long to arrive.
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- Passive vocabulary is outdated and outdated words.
Now let's move from scientific terms to in simple language and to summarize: English vocabulary is the totality of all words and their meanings. The richer a person’s vocabulary, the easier it is for him to express himself in foreign language and understand other people's speech.
Now that we have formed the basic concept of vocabulary, let's figure out how to learn English words correctly.
How to learn English vocabulary correctly
Before moving on to the list of popular words, I would like to note a few tips for learning them.
1) Working with transcription
First of all, familiarize yourself with the symbols of English transcription. These are very important signs that will help you work on correct British pronunciation. The fact is that in English you can often find discrepancies in the spelling and pronunciation of words. And although special reading rules have been developed for this case, even from them there are many exception words. Therefore, when learning new words, it is very important to check their correct reading and pronunciation using transcription.
2) Thematic grouping
| Personal and demonstrative pronouns | ||
| I* | I | |
| you | you you) | |
| he | He | |
| she | [ʃi] | she |
| it | [ɪt] | he, she, it (inanimate objects) |
| we | We | |
| they | [ðeɪ] | They |
| this | [ðɪs] | this, this |
| that | [ðæt] | that one |
| these | [ðiːz] | these |
| those | [ðəʊz] | those |
*I is always and everywhere written with a capital letter.
| Nouns (abstract) | ||
| hour | [ˈaʊə(r)] | hour |
| day | day | |
| week | a week | |
| night | night | |
| month | month | |
| year | year | |
| way | [ˈweɪ] | way, way |
| life | life | |
| name | Name | |
| street | Street | |
| home | house | |
| sun | Sun | |
| rain | rain | |
| snow | snow | |
| Nouns (people) | ||
| boy | boy | |
| girl | [ɡɜːl] | girl |
| people | [ˈpiːpl] | People |
| person | [ˈpɜːsn] | personality, person |
| woman | [ˈwʊmən] | woman |
| man | man human) | |
| father (daddy) | [ˈfɑːðə(r)], [ˈdæd.i] | father (dad, daddy) |
| mother (mummy) | [ˈmʌðə(r)], [ˈmʌm.i] | mother (mother, mommy) |
| daughter | [ˈdɔːtə(r)] | daughter |
| son | son | |
| parents | [ˈpeə.rənts] | parents |
| friend | Friend | |
| Verbs | ||
| be* | to be, to exist | |
| have* | have | |
| do | do | |
| go | [ɡəʊ] | go, go |
| get | [ɡet] | receive |
| can*** | be able to, be able to | |
| call | call, call | |
| open | [ˈəʊpən] | open |
| close | close | |
| read | read | |
| write | write | |
| study | study | |
| work | work | |
| start | start off | |
| finish | end | |
| talk | talk | |
| say | say, talk | |
| use | use | |
| switch on/off | , | turn on/off |
| turn | turn | |
| run | run | |
| know | know | |
| understand | [ˌʌndəˈstænd] | understand |
| think | [θɪŋk] | think |
| want | want | |
*This verb changes its form depending on the person of the noun and pronoun: I am/You, We, They are/He, She, It is. In the past tense for the singular, to be becomes was, and for plural in were.
**For the 3rd person the form of this verb is has. In the past tense – had.
***The past tense form is could.
| Particles, articles and question words | ||
| not | not (negation) | |
| to | verb infinitive | |
| a | indefinite article (some, any) |
|
| the | [ðə] | definite article (this) |
| who | Who? | |
| what | What? | |
| why | For what? | |
| when | When? | |
| where | Where? | |
| which | Which? | |
| Adverbs | ||
| here | Here | |
| there | [ðeə(r)] | there |
| always | [ˈɔːlweɪz] | Always |
| never | [ˈnevə(r)] | never |
| often | [ˈɒfn] | often |
| usually | [ˈjuːʒuəli] | usually |
| well | ok, well | |
| most | most | |
| only | [ˈəʊnli] | only (exclusively) |
| now | Now | |
| just | just now (time), just | |
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