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.
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CEFR levels, from first words to fluent
Open a level to see its words and topics.
4 flashcard sets
- B1 Intermediate, Topic: Media and the news
News, TV shows and social media
Newspapers and the people who write for them, the shows people watch at home, and what they do on social media.
20 cards - A2 Elementary, Topic: Media and the news
TV, films and the news
Words for what you watch, read and listen to every day.
20 cards - C1 Advanced, Topic: Media and the news
Persuasion, spin and propaganda
Words for the ways politicians, advertisers and the media try to shape what people think.
20 cards - B2 Upper-intermediate, Topic: Media and the news
Media and the news
Words for talking about newspapers, broadcasting and news online.
20 cards