Essential English Vocabulary and Grammar for Beginners

Days of the Week

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday

Months of the Year

January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, December

Ordinal Numbers and School Subjects

1st = first, 2nd = second, 3rd = third, 4th, 10th = tenth

Subjects: Maths, Science, English, French, Music, History, Art, Computers, Geography, PE

To Be: Affirmative, Negative, and Interrogative

Affirmative: I am, you are, he is, she is, we are

Negative: I’m not, he is not, she is not, we are not

Interrogative: Am I? Are you? Is he? Are we?

Short Answers: Yes, I am. No, he is not.

Question Words

Who? What? Where? When? Why?

Colors and Numbers

Colors: Red, Yellow, Blue, Black, White, Green, Gray, Violet, Pink, Purple, Orange, Brown

Numbers: One, Two, Three, Four, Five, Six, Seven, Eight, Nine, Ten

Have Got: Affirmative, Negative, and Interrogative

Affirmative: I have got (I’ve got), we have got

Negative: I have not got, he has not got, we have not got

Interrogative: Have I got? Has he got? Have we got?

Short Answers: Yes, I have. No, he has not.

Useful Phrases

Another = other, To be sorry, Send clothes = clothes, Do homework = homework, To do karate = karate, Finish = finish

Adjectives

Hungry, King, Old, Queen, Sad, Room, Next, Figure, Model, Thin, Young, Tired, Ugly girl, Frightened/Scared, Tall, Short, High/Low, Small, Surprised, Angry, Beautiful, Big, Bored, Excited, Fat, Hairstyle, Happy

Vocabulary: Food, Rooms, and More

Apple, Banana, Bathroom, Bed, Bedroom, Bring, Cake/Pie, Chair, Chocolate, Cheese, Fries/Crisps, Wardrobe/Cupboard, Desk, Dining room/Living room, Drink, Lounge room, Ice, Garden, Fizzy soft drink, Food, Ice cream, Party/Fiesta, Salad, Sofa/Table, Water, Kitchen, Hamburger

Body Parts and Actions

Foot, Hair, Standing, Hand, Head, Inside, Jump, Laugh, Leg, Look, Nose, Mouth, Sit, Losiento/Sorry, Stand, Toe/Toes, Walk, Write, Study, Talk/Ablar, Outside, Picture


Sports and Clothing

Athletics, Basketball, Cap, Coat, Design/Designer, Jeans, Jacket, Trousers, Match/Rugby, Shirt/Scarf/Skirt, Ticket/Entry, T-shirt, Tracksuit, Football/Soccer, Flag, Running, Tennis, Thanks/Gracias

Directions and Places

Go straight, Arm, Go straight on, Above, Opposite, Post office/Place, Ride, Under/Below, Walk, Snack/Tentempie, Stop, Supermarket, Sweet/Candy store, Shot/Thing, Else, Turn, Turn left, Turn right, Road/Street, Newsagent’s/Kiosk, Next to, Chemist’s/Pharmacy, Bank, Arrive/Get, Behind the bus station, Church, Department store

Can: Ability

I can swim, we can swim

Negative: I cannot swim, we cannot swim

Interrogative: Can you swim? Can he swim?

Short Answers: Yes, I can. No, I cannot.

Pronouns

Me (to me), you (ati), it’s you are (you), him what he is (on), her to be (to), it (it’s (something), we us (us / as), you will (to you / as), of the them (you), them of the them are (a ellos / as)

Demonstrative Pronouns

This, That, These, Those

Present Simple Negative

I do not swim

You do not swim

We do not swim

Present Simple Interrogative

Do I swim?

Do you swim?

Does he swim?

Do we swim?

Short Answers: Yes, we do. No, he does.