Flashcards
English vocabulary flashcards, A1 to C2.
How flashcards work
A set is a group of words and phrases, usually on one topic. A card has the word, a definition in English and usually a Russian translation.
Cards
Turn the card, listen to the word, then mark it Know or Still learning.
Choose
See the word and pick its definition from up to four, or the other way round.
Write
Read the definition or the Russian translation and type the word in English. A wrong answer comes back later in the round.
Keep the hard words
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CEFR levels, from first words to fluent
Open a level to see its words and topics.
6 flashcard sets
- B2 Upper-intermediate, Topic: Hobbies and sport
Books, films and reviews
Words for the books you read and the films and series you watch, and for saying what you thought of them.
20 cards - B1 Intermediate, Topic: Hobbies and sport
Sport, matches and outdoor activities
Words for following a sport, from the league table to extra time, and for the outdoor activities that adults take up.
20 cards - B1 Intermediate, Topic: Hobbies and sport
Arts and culture
Words for an evening at the theatre or a concert, a visit to an exhibition, and talking about books and pictures.
20 cards - A1 Beginner, Topic: Hobbies and sport
Free time and fun
What people do when they are not at work: sport, music, films, parties and holidays.
20 cards - A2 Elementary, Topic: Hobbies and sport
Sport and competitions
Words for playing sport, training and watching a match.
20 cards - A2 Elementary, Topic: Hobbies and sport
Hobbies and free time
Activities people enjoy when they are not working or studying.
20 cards