The words that carry most of an ordinary day — home, family, the body, weather, free time, food, clothes, numbers and devices — grouped by subject and built up from A1.
A few hundred words carry most of an ordinary day. Not the ones a course puts on a certificate, but the ones you reach for to say where you live, what you had for lunch, what the weather is doing, or what has gone wrong with your phone. This bundle gathers them by subject, in the order they start being useful: the general everyday core first, then home and family, the body, the weather, free time, food, clothes, numbers and prices, and finally the vocabulary of devices and accounts that ordinary life now runs on. Nothing here goes above B1 and every list is short enough to finish in one sitting. Read for coverage rather than depth, and let the quizzes tell you which words actually stuck.
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