Let's Learn English Level 1 (3-I'm Here!)

Front 1

cook - v.

Back 1

I want to cook dinner.

Front 2

dinner - n.

Back 2

I want to cook dinner.

Front 3

excuse - v.

Back 3

excuse me.

Front 4

find - v.

Back 4

I want to find a supermarket.

Front 5

here - adv.

Back 5

Is there a supermarket nere here?

I am here!

Front 6

live - v.

Back 6

I live with Marsha.

Front 7

near - adv.

Back 7

Is there a supermarket near here?

Front 8

sorry - adj.

Back 8

I am sorry.

Front 9

supermarket - n.

Back 9

The supermarket is at 1500 Irving street.

Front 10

there - adv.

Back 10

Are you there?

You are there.

Front 11

want - v.

Back 11

I want to cook dinner.

Front 12

wrong - adj.

Back 12

You have the wrong number.

Front 13

ANNA: I am in my new apartment!Great! I live with Marsha. We're roommates. I want to cook dinner. Hum. Is there a supermarket near here? Marsha knows. Marsha's work number is 555-8986.

Back 13

MAN: Hello.

Front 14

ANNA: Hello. Is this Marsha? It is Anna.

Back 14

MAN: I am sorry. You have the wrong number.

Front 15

ANNA: Oh. Is this 555-8986.

Back 15

MAN: No. This is 555-8689.

Front 16

ANNA: Oh. Excuse me!

Back 16

MAN: Okay. Bye.

Front 17

ANNA: One more time. 555-8986. Please be Marsha.

Back 17

MARSHA: Hello. This is Marsha.

Front 18

ANNA: Yes Marsha. I want to cook dinner.

Back 18

MARSHA: Excuse me! Anna. Is that you?

Front 19

ANNA: Oh, yes. I am here!

Back 19

MARSHA: Good. You are there.

Front 20

ANNA: I want to find a supermarket.

Back 20

MARSHA: Oh. Okay. The supermarket is at 1500 Irving street. It is near the apartment.

Front 21

ANNA: Great! Goodbye!

Back 21

MARSHA: Goodbye, Anna.

Front 22

ANNA: There is a big supermarket on our street. And Marsha says I am a good cook! Until next time ... !

Back 22

MARSHA: Bye.

Front 23

name - n.

Back 23

What is your name?

Front 24

name - n.

Back 24

What is your name?

Front 25

spell - v.

Back 25

How do you spell your name?

Front 26

name - n.

Back 26

What is your name?

Front 27

spell - v.

Back 27

How do you spell your name?

Front 28

address - n.

Back 28

What is your address?

Front 29

name - n.

Back 29

What is your name?

Front 30

spell - v.

Back 30

How do you spell your name?

Front 31

address - n.

Back 31

What is your address?

Front 32

live - v.

Back 32

Where do you live?

Front 33

name - n.

Back 33

What is your name?

Front 34

spell - v.

Back 34

How do you spell your name?

Front 35

address - n.

Back 35

What is your address?

Front 36

live - v.

Back 36

Where do you live?

Front 37

phone - n.

Back 37

What is your phone number?

Front 38

Hello! I am Sarah. That is S-A-R-A-H. I live at 247 Oak St. in Washington, DC. The zip code is 20002. My phone number is 202-555-1477. Nice to meet you!

Back 38

Name

Address

Phone Number

Front 39

analysis - n.

Back 39

Blood samples were collected and sent to the laboratory for analysis.

Front 40

and - conj.

Back 40

I exercise and paint every Thursday.

Front 41

animal - n.

Back 41

My favorite animal is the cat.

Front 42

another - pron.

Back 42

The doctor is not in his office. Please come another day.

Front 43

answer - n. v.

Back 43

The teacher asks a question, And the student answers.

Your answer is correct.

John's answer is wrong.

Front 44

any - pron.

Back 44

Is there any chocolate cake left?

You can come any day you like.

Front 45

anyone - pron.

Back 45

Anyone can learn English online easily.

Front 46

anything - pron.

Back 46

You can buy her anything! She is not picky!

Front 47

appear - v.

Back 47

It appears that you have studied for the exam.

Smoke appeared on the horizon.

Front 48

apply - v.

Back 48

I need to apply for a visa before visiting the United States.

Her Youtube channel teaches you how to apply makeup.

Front 49

approach - n. v.

Back 49

We need a new approach to the situation.

The train approached its destination.

Front 50

area - n.

Back 50

Mary lives in the rural areas in France.

To bring the area of a triangle, You have to multiply the height by the base and divide them over two.

Front 51

argue - v.

Back 51

This is not the time to argue.

Front 52

arm - n.

Back 52

Allen broke his arm yesterday. He will not be able to play basketball for a while.

Front 53

around - adv.

Back 53

She will arrive at around 11 o'clock.

Front 54

arrive - v.

Back 54

She arrived at around 11 o'clock.

The plane arrived safely.

Front 55

art - n.

Back 55

He has a degree in Arts.

Front 56

article - n.

Back 56

The article talks about immigration in Europe.

Front 57

artist - n.

Back 57

The artist drew a brilliant painting.

Front 58

as - perp.

Back 58

As we agreed, we will not eat fried food anymore.

Front 59

as - conj.

as tall as.

as short as.

as good as.

Back 59

He is as tall as a giraffe.