A1

An A1 level of English proficiency represents a beginner level where you have a very basic understanding
of the language. At this level, vocabulary is limited to the most essential words and phrases for simple
everyday communication. Here are some vocabulary words and phrases commonly associated with A1-
level English:

1. **Greetings and Introductions:**

- Hello

- Hi

- Goodbye

- Please

- Thank you

- Excuse me

- My name is...

- Nice to meet you

2. **Numbers and Counting:**

- One

- Two

- Three

- Four

- Five

- Six

- Seven

- Eight

- Nine

- Ten
3. **Time and Dates:**

- Today

- Tomorrow

- Yesterday

- Morning

- Afternoon

- Evening

- Monday

- Tuesday

- Wednesday

- January, February, etc.

4. **Family and Relationships:**

- Family

- Mother

- Father

- Brother

- Sister

- Friend

- Husband

- Wife

- Son

- Daughter

5. **Food and Drinks:**

- Food

- Water

- Bread

- Milk
 - Coffee

- Tea

- Apple

- Banana

- Orange

- Juice

6. **Directions and Places:**

- Yes

- No

- Where?

- Here

- There

- Street

- House

- Restaurant

- Store

- Bank

7. **Travel and Transportation:**

- Car

- Bus

- Train

- Taxi

- Plane

- Ticket

- Airport

- Hotel

- City
 - Journey

8. **Weather:**

- Sun

- Rain

- Snow

- Wind

- Clouds

- Hot

- Cold

- Winter

- Summer

- Autumn

9. **Health and Feelings:**

- Good

- Bad

- Happy

- Sad

- Yes

- No

- I'm fine

- I'm tired

- Headache

- Medicine

10. **Jobs and Work:**

- Job

- Work
 - Office

- Boss

- Employee

- Money

- Pay

- Hour

- Day

- Week

At the A1 level, your focus is on learning the basics of the English language. It's important to practice
speaking, listening, and simple reading to become more comfortable with these fundamental words and
phrases. Engaging in basic conversations, using picture books, and listening to simple English audio are
effective ways to build your skills at this level.

A2
An A2 level of English proficiency represents a beginner to elementary level where you have a slightly
expanded vocabulary and can engage in more basic conversations and tasks. Here are some vocabulary
words and phrases commonly associated with A2-level English:

1. **Greetings and Social Interactions:**

- How are you?

- Nice to meet you

- You're welcome

- Can you help me?

- Of course

- I'm sorry

- See you later

- What's your name?

2. **Numbers and Counting:**

- Twelve

- Twenty

- Thirty

- Hundred

- Thousand

- Number

- Count

- Price

- Money

3. **Time and Dates:**

- Now

- Today

- Tomorrow

- Yesterday

- Week

- Month

- Year

- Hour

- Minute

- Second

4. **Family and Relationships:**

- Grandparents

- Uncle

- Aunt

- Cousin

- Niece
 - Nephew

- Wedding

- Divorce

- Boyfriend

- Girlfriend

5. **Food and Drinks:**

- Breakfast

- Lunch

- Dinner

- Hungry

- Thirsty

- Meat

- Fish

- Chicken

- Vegetables

- Fruit

6. **Directions and Places:**

- Left

- Right

- Straight

- Near

- Far

- Next to

- Behind

- In front of

- Between

- Across from
7. **Travel and Transportation:**

- Bus

- Train

- Airport

- Ticket

- Luggage

- Trip

- Vacation

- Journey

- Platform

- Timetable

8. **Weather:**

- Sunny

- Rainy

- Windy

- Snow

- Temperature

- Weather forecast

- Umbrella

- Seasons

- Climate

- Storm

9. **Health and Feelings:**

- Headache

- Toothache

- Cough
 - Fever

- Medicine

- Hospital

- Appointment

- Happy

- Sad

- Excited

10. **Jobs and Work:**

- Job

- Work

- Office

- Boss

- Employee

- Money

- Pay

- Hour

- Day

- Week

At the A2 level, you're moving beyond the very basics and beginning to express yourself more effectively.
It's important to continue practicing speaking, listening, and reading to build your skills further. Engaging
in basic conversations, reading simple texts, and watching English-language content with subtitles can
help you progress at this level.

B1

A B1 level of English proficiency represents an intermediate-low level where you have a basic
understanding of English and can communicate in everyday situations. Here are some vocabulary words
and phrases commonly associated with B1-level English:
1. **Greetings and Social Interactions:**

- Hello

- Hi

- Good morning

- How are you?

- Nice to meet you

- Please

- Thank you

- Excuse me

- Sorry

- Goodbye

2. **Numbers and Counting:**

- One

- Two

- Three

- Ten

- Twenty

- Hundred

- Thousand

- Number

- Count

- Price

3. **Time and Dates:**

- Today

- Tomorrow

- Yesterday
 - Week

- Month

- Year

- Hour

- Minute

- Second

- Clock

4. **Family and Relationships:**

- Family

- Brother

- Sister

- Parents

- Son

- Daughter

- Married

- Single

- Friend

- Love

5. **Food and Drinks:**

- Food

- Drink

- Breakfast

- Lunch

- Dinner

- Water

- Coffee

- Tea
 - Fruit

- Vegetable

6. **Directions and Places:**

- Street

- Left

- Right

- Near

- Far

- Restaurant

- Store

- Bank

- Hospital

- Post office

7. **Travel and Transportation:**

- Car

- Bus

- Train

- Airport

- Ticket

- Passport

- Luggage

- Trip

- Vacation

- Journey

8. **Weather:**

- Sunny
 - Rainy

- Cloudy

- Windy

- Snow

- Temperature

- Weather forecast

- Umbrella

- Seasons

- Climate

9. **Health and Feelings:**

- Healthy

- Ill

- Doctor

- Medicine

- Headache

- Tired

- Happy

- Sad

- Stress

- Relax

10. **Jobs and Work:**

- Job

- Work

- Boss

- Employee

- Office

- Salary
 - Meeting

- Interview

- Career

- Resume

At the B1 level, it's important to continue building your vocabulary and practicing your language skills to
improve your communication abilities. Engaging in conversations, reading simple texts, and watching
English-language content with subtitles can help you become more proficient at this level.

B2

A B2 level of English proficiency corresponds to an intermediate level. At this stage, you should have a
good grasp of the English language, and your vocabulary should be reasonably extensive. Here are some
vocabulary words and phrases that are commonly associated with B2-level English:

1. **Everyday Life:**

- Routine

- Chores

- Household

- Errands

- Appliance

- Leisure

- Hobbies

- Entertainment

- Recipe

- Commute

2. **Travel and Tourism:**

- Itinerary

- Accommodation

- Sightseeing

- Tourist attraction

- Passport

- Souvenir

- Local cuisine

- Guidebook

- Landmark

3. **Work and Employment:**

- Occupation

- Colleague

- Promotion

- Salary

- Resume (CV)

- Interview

- Contract

- Deadline

- Qualifications

- Freelancer

4. **Health and Wellness:**

- Diet

- Nutrition

- Fitness

- Stress

- Wellness
 - Allergies

- Symptoms

- Medication

- Recovery

- Immunization

5. **Shopping and Consumerism:**

- Bargain

- Retail

- Discount

- Price tag

- Checkout

- Shopaholic

- Window shopping

- Consumer rights

- Online shopping

- Return policy

6. **Technology and Gadgets:**

- Smartphone

- App

- Software

- Password

- Download

- Browser

- Operating system

- Screen resolution

- Device

- E-commerce
7. **Friendship and Relationships:**

- Acquaintance

- Compatibility

- Trust

- Bond

- Conflict

- Breakup

- Apologize

- Supportive

- Loyalty

- Reconciliation

8. **Environment and Sustainability:**

- Renewable energy

- Conservation

- Pollution

- Biodiversity

- Global warming

- Sustainable living

- Recycling

- Green technology

- Eco-friendly

- Carbon footprint

9. **Education and Learning:**

- Assignment

- Classroom

- Graduation
 - Textbook

- Student loan

- Academic achievement

- Tutor

- Research paper

- Study group

- Lifelong learning

10. **Art and Culture:**

- Gallery

- Exhibit

- Sculpture

- Artistic expression

- Cultural event

- Artistic talent

- Music genre

- Literature

- Artistic movement

- Cultural diversity

Expanding your vocabulary at the B2 level will help you communicate more effectively and confidently in
various situations, both in everyday life and in professional or academic contexts. You can further
enhance your vocabulary through reading, listening, and speaking practice.