39 vocabulary packs
Say hello, introduce yourself and handle everyday pleasantries.
Count, say quantities, read simple sums and give your age.
Name colors and describe light, dark and bright shades.
Talk about relatives, friends, neighbours and the people around you.
Order, shop for and talk about food and drink.
Tell the time, name the days and months, and talk about dates.
Name body parts and describe how someone looks.
The everyday action words that carry most sentences.
Core describing words for size, quality, feeling and manner.
The things you handle every day, at home and in your bag.
Buy things, ask about sizes and prices, and pay.
Get around by plane, train and road, and handle hotels and tickets.
Describe the weather, the seasons and the forecast.
Name clothes, shoes and accessories, and talk about fit and style.
Rooms, furniture and the vocabulary of living somewhere.
Talk about free time, interests and what you do for fun.
Pets, farm animals, wildlife and insects.
Ask the way, give directions and say where things are.
Name feelings and moods, and say how you and others feel.
Describe symptoms, visit a doctor and talk about staying well.
Jobs, workplaces, applications and everyday office language.
School, university, subjects and the language of studying.
Devices, apps, the internet and everyday tech talk.
Films, music, TV, news and social media.
Recipes, cooking methods and everything in the kitchen.
Sports, training, competition and keeping fit.
Streets, transport, services and life in a city.
Friendship, dating, marriage and social situations.
Nature, climate, pollution and looking after the planet.
Banking, budgeting, saving and everyday money matters.
Government, elections, rights and how society is organised.
Research, experiments and the language of the sciences.
Companies, markets, trade and the language of business.
Art, literature, music, theatre and cultural life.
Crime, courts, police and the language of the legal system.
Ideas, values and the vocabulary for talking about them.
Everyday idioms and set phrases that don't translate literally.
The register of formal writing, reports and official documents.
The academic vocabulary that carries university texts, IELTS and TOEFL.
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