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
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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.
5 flashcard sets
- B2 Upper-intermediate, Topic: Money and shopping
Shopping, bargains and refunds
Words for spending wisely, paying and taking things back when something goes wrong.
20 cards - A1 Beginner, Topic: Money and shopping
Clothes and prices
Everyday clothes in British English, and how to ask what something costs and pay for it.
20 cards - C1 Advanced, Topic: Money and shopping
Economics and finance
Words for talking about the economy, markets, business costs and government spending in the news and at work.
20 cards - B1 Intermediate, Topic: Money and shopping
Money and banking
Words for bank accounts, borrowing, saving and paying.
20 cards - A2 Elementary, Topic: Money and shopping
Shopping and clothes
Words for buying things in shops and talking about clothes.
20 cards