Lista de vocabulario Pre-A1 Starters: 495 palabras
Las 495 palabras que tu hijo verá en el examen Cambridge Pre-A1 Starters, en 19 temas y con imágenes. Toca una imagen para escuchar la palabra.
Elige un tema
- animalnoun
- batnoun
- bearnoun
- beenoun
- birdnoun
- catnoun
- applenoun
- banananoun
- beannoun
- breadnoun
- breakfastnoun
- burgernoun
- badmintonnoun
- ballnoun
- baseballnoun
- basketballnoun
- beachnoun
- bikenoun
El clima (1 palabras)
- sunnoun
- armnoun
- bodynoun
- earnoun
- eyenoun
- facenoun
foot/feetnoun
El mundo que nos rodea (3 palabras)
- sandnoun
- seanoun
- shellnoun
El transporte (3 palabras)
- busnoun
goverb- shipnoun
- babynoun
- boynoun
- brothernoun
child/childrennoun- classmatenoun
- cousinnoun
- armchairnoun
- bathnoun
- bathroomnoun
- bednoun
- bedroomnoun
- bookcasenoun
- alphabetnoun
answernoun, verb
askverb- boardnoun
- classnoun
- classroomnoun
- afternoonnoun
- birthdaynoun
- clocknoun
- daynoun
- eveningnoun
- inpreposition, time
- bagnoun
- baseball capnoun
- bootsnoun
- clothesnoun
- dressnoun
- glassesnoun
- adjective
- adjective
- adjective
Colornoun, verb- adjective
- adjective
- aliennoun
- balloonnoun
- board gamenoun
- carnoun
- helicopternoun
- monsternoun
Los materiales (1 palabras)
- paperadjective, noun
Los números (20 palabras)
Página de Los números →- determiner
- determiner
- determiner
- determiner
- determiner
- determiner
- behindpreposition
- betweenpreposition
- bookshopnoun
- hereadverb
- in front ofpreposition
- onpreposition
Nombres (19 palabras)
- Alexnoun
- Alicenoun
Ann/Annanoun- Bennoun
- Billnoun
- Dannoun
Más palabras (153 palabras)
- adeterminer
- a lotadverb, pronoun
- a lot ofdeterminer, pronoun
- aboutpreposition
addverb- againadverb
Significados y oraciones de ejemplo de las 495 palabras
Animales
- animal
- (noun)
- It is a living thing.
- I like to see every animal.
- bat
- (noun)
- It is a wooden stick you use to hit a ball.
- I hit the ball with my new bat.
- bear
- (noun)
- A big, furry animal.
- I have a teddy bear.
- bee
- (noun)
- It is a flying insect.
- I see a bee in the garden.
- bird
- (noun)
- It is an animal that flies.
- I see a small bird outside.
- cat
- (noun)
- It is a small animal.
- My cat sleeps on the sofa.
- chicken
- (noun)
- It's a farm animal bird.
- I eat chicken for dinner sometimes.
- cow
- (noun)
- It gives us milk.
- The cow eats grass in the field.
- crocodile
- (noun)
- It's a big green animal.
- I saw a crocodile at the zoo.
- dog
- (noun)
- A pet that barks often.
- I play with my dog every day.
- donkey
- (noun)
- A farm animal like a horse.
- The donkey eats grass in the field.
- duck
- (noun)
- It is a swimming bird.
- I see a duck in the pond.
- elephant
- (noun)
- It is a big, grey animal.
- I see an elephant at the zoo.
- fish
- (noun, pl) n)
- It lives and swims in water.
- I like to eat fish.
- frog
- (noun)
- It is a green animal.
- I see a frog in the pond.
- giraffe
- (noun)
- It is a tall animal.
- I see a giraffe at the zoo.
- goat
- (noun)
- It is a farm animal.
- The goat eats grass in the field.
- hippo
- (noun)
- It is a large animal.
- I saw a big hippo at the zoo.
- horse
- (noun)
- It is a farm animal.
- I see a brown horse on the farm.
- jellyfish
- (noun)
- Sea animal with soft body.
- I see a jellyfish in the sea.
- lizard
- (noun)
- It is a small reptile.
- I see a green lizard on the wall.
- monkey
- (noun)
- It is a climbing animal.
- I see a monkey at the zoo.
- mouse/mice
- (noun)
- A small animal with a long tail — one mouse, two mice.
- The little mouse is under the table.
- pet
- (noun)
- It is a friendly animal.
- I like to play with my pet.
- polar bear
- (noun)
- A white bear lives in snow.
- I saw a polar bear at the zoo.
- sheep
- (noun, pl) n)
- It is a farm animal.
- I see many sheep on the farm.
- snake
- (noun)
- It is a long reptile.
- I see a snake in the grass.
- spider
- (noun)
- It is a small animal with eight legs.
- I see a spider in my room.
- tail
- (noun)
- It is the end of an animal.
- The dog wags its tail happily.
- tiger
- (noun)
- It is a big, striped cat.
- I like the tiger at the zoo.
- zebra
- (noun)
- It is a black and white animal.
- I see a zebra at the zoo.
- zoo
- (noun)
- A place has many animals.
- I like to see monkeys at the zoo.
Comida y bebida
- apple
- (noun)
- It is a round, sweet fruit.
- I eat an apple every day.
- banana
- (noun)
- It is a yellow fruit.
- I eat a banana for breakfast.
- bean
- (noun)
- It is a type of seed.
- I like to eat bean soup.
- bread
- (noun)
- It is food made from flour.
- I eat bread with jam every day.
- breakfast
- (noun)
- Food eaten in the morning.
- I eat cereal for breakfast.
- burger
- (noun)
- It is meat in a bun.
- I eat a burger for lunch.
- cake
- (noun)
- Sweet baked food for dessert.
- I like to eat cake.
- candy
- (noun)
- It is a sweet treat.
- I like to eat candy.
- carrot
- (noun)
- It is a long orange vegetable.
- I like to eat a carrot.
- chocolate
- (noun)
- Sweet brown candy many kids like.
- I like chocolate in my milk.
- coconut
- (noun)
- It's a big, brown fruit.
- I like coconut in my cookie.
- dinner
- (noun)
- It is the evening meal.
- I eat dinner with my family.
- drink
- (noun, verb)
- To take liquid into your mouth.
- I drink water when I am thirsty.
- eat
- (verb)
- Put food in your mouth.
- I eat my lunch at school.
- egg
- (noun)
- It is food from a bird.
- I eat an egg for breakfast.
- food
- (noun)
- It is what we eat.
- I like to eat good food.
- fries
- (noun)
- Long pieces of cooked potato.
- I like to eat fries with ketchup.
- fruit
- (noun)
- A sweet food from a plant.
- I like to eat fruit every day.
- grape
- (noun)
- It's a small, round, green fruit.
- I like to eat a grape.
- ice cream
- (noun)
- Sweet, cold dessert for eating.
- I like to eat ice cream.
- juice
- (noun)
- Drink made from fruit.
- I like orange juice for breakfast.
- kiwi
- (noun)
- It is a green fruit.
- I like to eat kiwi.
- lemon
- (noun)
- It is a yellow fruit.
- I put lemon in my water.
- lemonade
- (noun)
- It is a lemon drink.
- I like to drink lemonade.
- lime
- (noun)
- It is a small, green fruit.
- I put a lime in my drink.
- lunch
- (noun)
- It is the meal you eat in the middle of the day.
- We have lunch at school every day.
- mango
- (noun)
- It is a sweet, yellow fruit.
- I like to eat a mango.
- meat
- (noun)
- Food from an animal's body.
- I eat meat with my dinner.
- meatballs
- (noun)
- Small balls made from ground meat.
- I like to eat meatballs with pasta.
- milk
- (noun)
- White liquid from cows.
- I drink milk with my cereal.
- onion
- (noun)
- It is a round, white vegetable.
- I put onion in my soup.
- pea
- (noun)
- It is a small, green vegetable.
- I like to eat pea with dinner.
- pear
- (noun)
- It is a sweet fruit.
- I like to eat a pear.
- pie
- (noun)
- It's a baked sweet treat.
- I like to eat apple pie.
- pineapple
- (noun)
- It is a sweet, yellow fruit.
- I like to eat pineapple.
- potato
- (noun)
- It is a round vegetable.
- I like to eat potato chips.
- rice
- (noun)
- Small white or brown food.
- I eat rice with my dinner.
- sausage
- (noun)
- It is meat in a skin.
- I eat sausage for breakfast sometimes.
- tomato
- (noun)
- It's a red, round fruit.
- I like tomato in my salad.
- water
- (noun)
- It is a clear drink.
- I drink water after I play.
- watermelon
- (noun)
- It is a big, green fruit.
- I like to eat watermelon in summer.
Deportes y tiempo libre
- badminton
- (noun)
- A game with rackets and birdie.
- I play badminton with my friend.
- ball
- (noun)
- It is a round toy.
- I play with a ball outside.
- baseball
- (noun)
- It is a team sport.
- I like to play baseball outside.
- basketball
- (noun)
- It is a fun team sport.
- I play basketball with my friends.
- beach
- (noun)
- Land next to the sea.
- We go to the beach in summer.
- bike
- (noun)
- It has two wheels to ride.
- I ride my bike to school.
- boat
- (noun)
- It is a floating vehicle.
- I see a boat on the lake.
- book
- (noun)
- It has pages to read.
- I read a book at school.
- bounce
- (verb)
- To move up after hitting something.
- I bounce the ball when I play.
- camera
- (noun)
- It takes pictures.
- I use my camera to take photos.
- catch
- (verb)
- Grab something that is moving.
- I can catch the ball easily.
- doll
- (noun)
- It is a child's toy.
- She likes to play with her doll.
- draw
- (verb)
- Make a picture with a pencil.
- I like to draw in my book.
- drawing
- (noun)
- You make it with a pencil.
- I like my sister's drawing.
- enjoy
- (verb)
- To like doing something fun.
- I enjoy playing with my friends.
- favorite
- (adjective)
- You like it the best.
- Red is my favorite color.
- fishing
- (noun)
- Catching fish using a rod.
- My dad likes to go fishing.
- game
- (noun)
- It is fun to play.
- I like to play a game after school.
- guitar
- (noun)
- It is a musical instrument.
- I play my guitar every day.
- hobby
- (noun)
- Fun activity you do often.
- My hobby is playing football outside.
- hockey
- (noun)
- A game on ice with sticks.
- I watch hockey on TV with my dad.
- jump
- (verb)
- Move up quickly from the ground.
- I jump when I am happy.
- kite
- (noun)
- It is a toy in the sky.
- I like to fly my kite.
- listen
- (verb)
- Hear and pay attention.
- I listen to music every day.
- music
- (noun)
- Nice sounds you like to hear.
- I listen to music in my room.
- photo
- (noun)
- It is a picture.
- I take a photo with my friends.
- piano
- (noun)
- It's a musical instrument.
- My sister plays the piano well.
- picture
- (noun)
- It's a drawing or photo.
- I have a picture of my cat.
- play
- (verb)
- Have fun doing an activity.
- I like to play with my toys.
- radio
- (noun)
- It plays music and news.
- I listen to the radio in the car.
- read
- (verb)
- Look at words and understand them.
- I read a book every night.
- run
- (verb)
- Move fast using your legs.
- I run to school every day.
- sing
- (verb)
- Make music with your voice.
- I sing in the shower every day.
- skateboard
- (noun)
- It's a board with wheels.
- I ride my skateboard to school.
- skateboarding
- (noun)
- It's riding on a board.
- I like skateboarding at the park.
- soccer
- (noun)
- It is a ball game.
- I like to play soccer after school.
- song
- (noun)
- Music with words you sing.
- I like that song on the radio.
- sport
- (noun)
- It's a game you play.
- I like to play sport at school.
- story
- (noun)
- It tells about people.
- My mum reads me a story.
- table tennis
- (noun)
- It is a game with paddles.
- I play table tennis at school.
- take a photo/picture
- (verb)
- To use a camera to make a picture.
- Let's take a photo of the cat!
- television/TV
- (noun)
- You watch shows and cartoons on it.
- We watch television after dinner.
- tennis
- (noun)
- It is a ball game.
- I like to play tennis with my friend.
- tennis racket
- (noun)
- It hits a tennis ball.
- I use my tennis racket to play.
- throw
- (verb)
- Move something using your hand.
- I throw the ball to my friend.
- toy
- (noun)
- It is a thing to play with.
- My little brother likes his toy car.
- TV/television
- (noun)
- You watch shows and cartoons on it.
- We watch TV after dinner.
- watch
- (noun, verb)
- Look at something for a while.
- I watch TV after school.
El clima
- sun
- (noun)
- It is bright in the sky.
- I see the sun in the morning.
El cuerpo y la cara
- arm
- (noun)
- It is part of your body.
- I raise my arm to wave hello.
- body
- (noun)
- It is what you are made of.
- I wash my body every day.
- ear
- (noun)
- You hear sounds with it.
- I listen to music with my ear.
- eye
- (noun)
- See with this body part.
- I see with my eye.
- face
- (noun)
- The front of your head.
- I wash my face every morning.
- foot/feet
- (noun)
- The parts of your body you stand on — one foot, two feet.
- I have two feet.
- hair
- (noun)
- It grows on your head.
- My sister has long brown hair.
- hand
- (noun)
- You use it to hold things.
- I wash my hand before I eat.
- head
- (noun)
- It is on top of your body.
- I wash my head with shampoo.
- leg
- (noun)
- Part of the body for walking.
- I kick the ball with my leg.
- mouth
- (noun)
- It's how we eat.
- I open my mouth to eat.
- nose
- (noun)
- It is on your face.
- I smell food with my nose.
- smile
- (noun)
- A happy look with your mouth.
- I smile when I see my friends.
El mundo que nos rodea
- sand
- (noun)
- Small, loose grains make beaches.
- I like to play in the sand.
- sea
- (noun)
- Big salty water covers land.
- I like to swim in the sea.
- shell
- (noun)
- It is a hard outside covering.
- I find a shell on the beach.
El transporte
- bus
- (noun)
- A big car for many people.
- I ride the bus to school.
- go
- (verb)
- Move to another place.
- I go to school every day.
- ship
- (noun)
- It is a big boat.
- I see a big ship on the sea.
Familia y amigos
- baby
- (noun)
- A very young child.
- My sister has a new baby.
- boy
- (noun)
- A male child is a boy.
- The boy plays with his toys.
- brother
- (noun)
- A boy in your family.
- My brother plays video games every day.
- child/children
- (noun)
- A young boy or girl — one child, two children.
- The children are playing in the park.
- classmate
- (noun)
- A friend at school.
- My classmate sits next to me.
- cousin
- (noun)
- It's your aunt's child.
- My cousin plays video games with me.
- dad
- (noun)
- A boy or girl's male parent.
- My dad helps me with homework.
- family
- (noun)
- People who live together.
- I eat dinner with my family.
- father
- (noun)
- A boy's or girl's male parent.
- My father cooks dinner every night.
- friend
- (noun)
- Someone you like and trust.
- My best friend plays with me.
- girl
- (noun)
- A young female human.
- My sister is a girl.
- grandfather
- (noun)
- A man is someone's parent's father.
- My grandfather reads me stories every night.
- grandma
- (noun)
- It is your father's mother.
- I love to visit my grandma.
- grandmother
- (noun)
- It's your mother's mother.
- My grandmother likes to bake cookies.
- grandpa
- (noun)
- He is your father's father.
- I like to visit my grandpa.
- kid
- (noun)
- It is a young child.
- The kid plays with his toys.
- live
- (verb)
- To stay in a home.
- I live with my family.
- man/men
- (noun)
- A grown-up boy — one man, two men.
- That man is my dad.
- mother
- (noun)
- It's your female parent.
- My mother helps me with homework.
- mum
- (noun)
- It is another word for mother.
- I help my mum in the kitchen.
- person/people
- (noun)
- One person is a man, a woman, a boy or a girl — lots of them are people.
- There are five people in my family.
- sister
- (noun)
- A girl from your family.
- My sister likes to play games.
- woman/women
- (noun)
- A grown-up girl — one woman, two women.
- That woman is my mum.
- young
- (adjective)
- Not old, little in age.
- My brother is young; he is five.
La casa
- armchair
- (noun)
- A chair with places for arms.
- I read my book in the armchair.
- bath
- (noun)
- You wash in it.
- I take a bath every night.
- bathroom
- (noun)
- A room with a toilet.
- I wash my hands in the bathroom.
- bed
- (noun)
- You sleep on this furniture.
- I read a book in my bed.
- bedroom
- (noun)
- A room for sleeping.
- I sleep in my bedroom.
- bookcase
- (noun)
- It holds many books.
- My books are on the bookcase.
- box
- (noun)
- It holds things inside.
- I keep my toys in a box.
- chair
- (noun)
- You sit on this.
- I sit in the chair.
- computer
- (noun)
- It helps you do things.
- I play games on the computer.
- cupboard
- (noun)
- It is for storing things.
- I keep my toys in the cupboard.
- desk
- (noun)
- It is a table for work.
- I keep my books on my desk.
- dining room
- (noun)
- It's where we eat meals.
- We eat dinner in the dining room.
- door
- (noun)
- It opens and closes rooms.
- I close the door at night.
- floor
- (noun)
- The bottom part of a room where you walk.
- I dropped my pencil on the floor.
- flower
- (noun)
- It grows in a garden.
- I give my mum a flower.
- garden
- (noun)
- It is a place for plants.
- I play in my garden every day.
- hall
- (noun)
- A passage inside a building.
- I walk down the school hall.
- home
- (noun, adverb)
- A place where you live.
- I go home after school.
- house
- (noun)
- It is a place to live.
- I go home to my house.
- kitchen
- (noun)
- We cook food in it.
- I eat breakfast in the kitchen.
- lamp
- (noun)
- It gives us light.
- I have a lamp on my desk.
- living room
- (noun)
- A room for relaxing together.
- We watch TV in the living room.
- mat
- (noun)
- It's on the floor.
- The dog sleeps on the mat.
- mirror
- (noun)
- You can see yourself in it.
- I look in the mirror every morning.
- phone
- (noun, verb)
- It is for calling people.
- I use my phone every day.
- room
- (noun)
- It is a space inside.
- I play games in my room.
- rug
- (noun)
- It covers part of floor.
- I like to play on the rug.
- sleep
- (verb)
- Rest with your eyes closed.
- I like to sleep in my bed.
- sofa
- (noun)
- It is a long soft seat.
- I sit on the sofa to watch TV.
- table
- (noun)
- It has a flat top.
- I eat lunch at the table.
- tree
- (noun)
- It is a big plant.
- I climb the tree in my yard.
- wall
- (noun)
- It is a side of a room.
- I have a picture on the wall.
- window
- (noun)
- You can see outside through it.
- I look out the window.
La escuela
- alphabet
- (noun)
- Letters used to write words.
- I know the alphabet song.
- answer
- (noun, verb)
- A reply to a question.
- I know the answer to this problem!
- ask
- (verb)
- You say to get something.
- I ask my mum for juice.
- board
- (noun)
- Flat piece of wood or plastic.
- I write on the board at school.
- class
- (noun)
- A group of students learn together.
- I like my English class very much.
- classroom
- (noun)
- It is a room for school.
- We learn in the classroom.
- close
- (verb)
- Not far away.
- My house is close to school.
- correct
- (adjective)
- It is right, not wrong.
- My teacher says my answer is correct.
- crayon
- (noun)
- It's a stick to color.
- I use a crayon to draw.
- cross
- (noun, verb)
- Go from one side to the other.
- I cross the street to school.
- English
- (adjective, noun)
- It is a spoken language.
- I learn English at school.
- eraser
- (noun)
- It cleans pencil marks off paper.
- I use an eraser to fix mistakes.
- example
- (noun)
- It shows what something is.
- This is a good example of my drawing.
- find
- (verb)
- To see something you looked for.
- I can find my shoes here.
- keyboard
- (noun)
- It helps you type letters.
- I use the keyboard to write stories.
- learn
- (verb)
- Get knowledge or skill.
- I learn English at school.
- lesson
- (noun)
- Time to learn something new.
- I like my music lesson a lot.
- line
- (noun)
- A long, thin mark.
- I draw a line with my ruler.
- look
- (verb)
- Use your eyes to see.
- I look at the blue sky.
- mouse
- (noun)
- It helps you use a computer.
- I use the mouse to play games.
- number
- (noun)
- It shows how many things.
- I know my phone number.
- open
- (adjective, verb)
- Not closed; you can enter.
- The shop is open today.
- page
- (noun)
- One side of paper in a book.
- I read one page every day.
- painting
- (noun)
- It is art on paper.
- I like the painting in my room.
- part
- (noun)
- A piece of something bigger.
- This is a part of my toy.
- pen
- (noun)
- You use it to write.
- I use a pen in class.
- pencil
- (noun)
- You write with this.
- I use a pencil in school.
- poster
- (noun)
- It is a big picture.
- I have a poster on my wall.
- question
- (noun)
- Ask for information.
- I have a question about my homework.
- ruler
- (noun)
- It helps you draw straight lines.
- I use a ruler for my homework.
- school
- (noun)
- A place for learning things.
- I go to school every day.
- sentence
- (noun)
- Words put together to say something.
- I read every sentence in my book.
- sit
- (verb)
- Rest on your bottom.
- I sit on the chair.
- spell
- (verb)
- Say letters to make a word.
- Can you spell your name, please?
- stand
- (verb)
- Be on your feet.
- I stand up to play games.
- teacher
- (noun)
- A person helps you learn.
- My teacher reads us a story.
- tell
- (verb)
- Say something to someone.
- I tell my mum I love her.
- tick
- (noun, verb)
- A small bug that bites.
- I hate when a tick bites me.
- understand
- (verb)
- I know what it means.
- I understand my homework now.
- write
- (verb)
- Make letters or words using pen.
- I write my name on my book.
La hora
- afternoon
- (noun)
- Time between lunch and dinner.
- I play outside in the afternoon.
- birthday
- (noun)
- Day you were born.
- I eat cake on my birthday.
- clock
- (noun)
- It shows the time.
- I look at the clock to know lunch time.
- day
- (noun)
- Time from morning to night.
- I go to school every day.
- evening
- (noun)
- It is the end of day.
- I eat dinner in the evening.
- in
- (preposition, time)
- It means inside something.
- My book is in my bag.
- morning
- (noun)
- It's the start of day.
- I eat breakfast in the morning.
- night
- (noun)
- It is when it's dark.
- I sleep at night.
- today
- (adverb, noun)
- It is this day now.
- I play outside today.
- year
- (noun)
- It's twelve months together.
- My birthday is every year.
La ropa
- bag
- (noun)
- It holds things you carry.
- I put my toys in the bag.
- baseball cap
- (noun)
- It's a hat for sports.
- He wears a baseball cap outside.
- boots
- (noun)
- Shoes that cover your ankles.
- I wear my boots in the snow.
- clothes
- (noun)
- Things people wear on their body.
- I put my clothes in the closet.
- dress
- (noun)
- It is a type of clothes.
- My sister wears a blue dress.
- glasses
- (noun)
- You wear them to see better.
- I need my glasses to read books.
- handbag
- (noun)
- A bag you carry by hand.
- Mum puts her wallet in her handbag.
- hat
- (noun)
- It covers your head.
- I wear my hat outside.
- jacket
- (noun)
- You wear it when cold.
- I wear my blue jacket to school.
- jeans
- (noun)
- Pants made of strong cloth.
- I wear blue jeans to school.
- shirt
- (noun)
- A cloth top for people.
- I wear a blue shirt to school.
- shoe
- (noun)
- You wear it on your foot.
- I tie my shoe before school.
- shorts
- (noun)
- Short pants for warm weather.
- I wear shorts when it is hot.
- skirt
- (noun)
- It is a piece of clothing.
- My sister wears a pink skirt today.
- sock
- (noun)
- It covers your foot.
- I wear a sock on my foot.
- T-shirt
- (noun)
- It's a short-sleeve shirt.
- I wear a T-shirt at home.
- trousers
- (noun)
- Clothes you wear on your legs.
- My brother wears blue trousers to school.
- wear
- (verb)
- Put clothes on your body.
- I wear a blue shirt today.
Los colores
- black
- (adjective)
- It is a dark color.
- My cat is black and white.
- blue
- (adjective)
- It is a color of sky.
- My favorite shirt is blue.
- brown
- (adjective)
- It is a dark color.
- My teddy bear is brown.
- Color
- (noun, verb)
- It is what we see.
- My favorite color is blue.
- gray
- (adjective)
- It is a color like ash.
- My cat is gray and white.
- green
- (adjective)
- It is a color.
- The grass is green.
- orange
- (adjective, noun)
- It is a round, citrus fruit.
- I eat an orange after lunch.
- pink
- (adjective)
- It is a light red color.
- My favorite shirt is pink.
- purple
- (adjective)
- It is a color between blue and red.
- My favorite grape is purple.
- red
- (adjective)
- It is a color.
- My apple is red.
- white
- (adjective)
- It is a light color.
- I have a white t-shirt.
- yellow
- (adjective)
- It is a bright color.
- The sun is yellow today.
Los juguetes
- alien
- (noun)
- From a different planet.
- The alien in the film is green.
- balloon
- (noun)
- It's a toy filled with air.
- I like to play with a balloon.
- board game
- (noun)
- You play it on a board.
- I like to play a board game with my family.
- car
- (noun)
- It moves people on roads.
- My dad drives the car to work.
- helicopter
- (noun)
- It is a flying machine.
- I see a helicopter in the sky.
- monster
- (noun)
- It is a scary creature.
- I think there is a monster under my bed.
- motorbike
- (noun)
- It's a fast two-wheel vehicle.
- My dad rides his motorbike to work.
- plane
- (noun)
- It flies in the sky.
- I see a big plane.
- robot
- (noun)
- It is a machine.
- My brother likes his robot toy.
- train
- (noun)
- It is a long vehicle for travel.
- I go to school by train.
- truck
- (noun)
- It is a big vehicle.
- I see a red truck.
Los materiales
- paper
- (adjective, noun)
- You can write on it.
- I draw a picture on paper.
Los números
- eight
- (determiner)
- It means the number 8.
- I can see eight birds.
- eighteen
- (determiner)
- It means the number 18.
- There are eighteen flowers in the garden.
- eleven
- (determiner)
- It means the number 11.
- There are eleven boys.
- fifteen
- (determiner)
- It means the number 15.
- There are fifteen books on the table.
- five
- (determiner)
- It means the number 5.
- I have five fingers.
- four
- (determiner)
- It means the number 4.
- There are four chairs.
- fourteen
- (determiner)
- It means the number 14.
- I can see fourteen stars.
- nine
- (determiner)
- It means the number 9.
- Nine balls are in the bag.
- nineteen
- (determiner)
- It means the number 19.
- Nineteen birds are in the tree.
- one
- (determiner, pronoun)
- It means the number 1.
- I have one apple in my lunch.
- seven
- (determiner)
- It means the number 7.
- There are seven ducks.
- seventeen
- (determiner)
- It means the number 17.
- I can count seventeen apples.
- six
- (determiner)
- It means the number 6.
- Six eggs are in the box.
- sixteen
- (determiner)
- It means the number 16.
- Sixteen children are in the classroom.
- ten
- (determiner)
- It means the number 10.
- I have ten toes.
- thirteen
- (determiner)
- It means the number 13.
- There are thirteen trees in the park.
- three
- (determiner)
- It means the number 3.
- I can see three cats.
- twelve
- (determiner)
- It means the number 12.
- There are twelve monkeys at the zoo.
- twenty
- (determiner)
- It means the number 20.
- I have twenty fingers and toes.
- two
- (determiner)
- It means the number 2.
- I have two hands.
Lugares y direcciones
- behind
- (preposition)
- At the back of something.
- The cat sits behind the box.
- between
- (preposition)
- In the middle of two things.
- The park is between my house and school.
- bookshop
- (noun)
- A store sells many books.
- I buy books at the bookshop.
- here
- (adverb)
- This is the place.
- I am here with my mum.
- in front of
- (preposition)
- It is at the front.
- The teacher stands in front of the class.
- on
- (preposition)
- Touching the top of something.
- The book is on the table.
- park
- (noun)
- A green place to play.
- We go to the park on Saturdays.
- playground
- (noun)
- A place to play outside.
- I like to play at the playground.
- shop
- (noun)
- A place to buy things.
- I go to the shop with Mum.
- store
- (noun)
- A place that sells things.
- I go to the store with my mum.
- street
- (noun)
- A road in a town.
- I walk to school on my street.
- there
- (adverb)
- A place that is not here.
- My toys are over there on the floor.
- under
- (preposition)
- It is below something else.
- The cat sleeps under the table.
Nombres
- Alex
- (noun)
- It's a short boy's name.
- Alex is my friend at school.
- Alice
- (noun)
- It is a girl's name.
- Alice likes to play with her toys.
- Ann/Anna
- (noun)
- A girl's or woman's name.
- Ann is playing with her doll.
- Ben
- (noun)
- A boy's name.
- Ben plays football after school.
- Bill
- (noun)
- It is money you must pay.
- I pay the water Bill every month.
- Dan
- (noun)
- It is a boy's name.
- Dan plays soccer with his friends.
- Eva
- (noun)
- It is a girl's name.
- Eva likes to play with dolls.
- Grace
- (noun)
- Being nice and polite.
- Grace says thank you to her mum.
- Hugo
- (noun)
- A boy's name.
- Hugo plays soccer with me.
- Jill
- (noun)
- A girl's name is Jill.
- Jill likes to play with her dog.
- Kim
- (noun)
- It is a short name.
- Kim is my friend at school.
- Lucy
- (noun)
- A girl's or woman's name.
- Lucy is reading a book with her mum.
- Mark
- (noun)
- A shape or sign made.
- I Mark the correct answers.
- Matt
- (noun)
- A boy's name.
- Matt plays football at school.
- Nick
- (noun)
- A short form of a name.
- My friend's name is Nick.
- Pat
- (noun)
- Touch someone gently with your hand.
- I pat my dog on the head.
- Sam
- (noun)
- It is a short name.
- Sam likes to play football.
- Sue
- (noun)
- It is a girl's name.
- Sue likes to play with her toys.
- Tom
- (noun)
- A common name for a boy.
- Tom plays soccer with his friends.
Más palabras
- a
- (determiner)
- It means one thing.
- I see a cat.
- a lot
- (adverb, pronoun)
- It means a large amount.
- I have a lot of toys.
- a lot of
- (determiner, pronoun)
- It means many things.
- I have a lot of toys.
- about
- (preposition)
- It means nearly or around.
- I read a book about cats.
- add
- (verb)
- Put things together to make more.
- I add sugar to my cereal.
- again
- (adverb)
- Do one more time.
- I want to play again.
- an
- (determiner)
- It means one, used before vowels.
- I eat an apple every day.
- and
- (conjunction)
- It joins two things together.
- I like dogs and cats.
- angry
- (adjective)
- Feeling mad or not happy.
- He is angry when I take his toy.
- apartment
- (noun)
- It's a place to live.
- My grandma lives in an apartment.
- at
- (preposition)
- Shows a place or time.
- I am at school now.
- be
- (verb)
- To exist or happen.
- I want to be a doctor.
- beautiful
- (adjective)
- It looks very, very good.
- My mum says the flower is beautiful.
- big
- (adjective)
- It is very large in size.
- My dog is a big dog.
- but
- (conjunction)
- Shows something is different.
- I like cats, but they scratch.
- bye
- (exclamation)
- It means goodbye, like 'see you'.
- I say bye to my friend.
- can
- (verb)
- Know how to do it.
- I can ride my bike fast.
- choose
- (verb)
- Pick what you like best.
- I choose the red shirt today.
- clap
- (verb)
- Hit your hands together loudly.
- We clap after the show.
- clean
- (adjective, verb)
- Not dirty; is free of dirt.
- I wash my hands to keep them clean.
- closed
- (adjective)
- Not open; you cannot enter.
- The shop is closed on Sundays.
- come
- (verb)
- Move towards a person or place.
- I come home after school.
- complete
- (verb)
- It is all finished now.
- I complete my homework every day.
- cool
- (adjective, exclamation)
- It is a little cold.
- I like to play in the cool water.
- count
- (verb)
- Say numbers in order.
- I can count to ten.
- dirty
- (adjective)
- It is not clean.
- My shoes are dirty after playing outside.
- do
- (verb)
- Perform an action or activity.
- I do my homework after school.
- don’t worry
- (exclamation)
- Be happy and calm.
- I am here; don’t worry about it.
- double
- (adjective)
- Two times the number or amount.
- I have double the cookies you have.
- fantastic
- (adjective, exclamation)
- It is very, very good.
- My birthday party is fantastic!
- for
- (preposition)
- It is used to show purpose.
- I study for my English test.
- from
- (preposition)
- Shows where something starts.
- I get water from the tap.
- fun
- (adjective, noun)
- It makes you happy.
- Playing games is a lot of fun.
- funny
- (adjective)
- It makes you laugh.
- My brother tells funny jokes.
- get
- (verb)
- To receive something new.
- I get a new toy today.
- give
- (verb)
- To hand something to someone.
- I give my mum a flower.
- go to bed
- (verb)
- Sleep at night.
- I go to bed at nine o'clock.
- go to sleep
- (verb)
- Start sleeping in your bed.
- I go to sleep at nine o'clock.
- good
- (adjective)
- It means something is nice.
- I am a good student.
- goodbye
- (exclamation)
- It means you are leaving.
- I say goodbye when I leave school.
- great
- (adjective, exclamation)
- Very good or very big.
- I have a great time at school.
- happy
- (adjective)
- Feeling good or pleased.
- I am happy when I play.
- have
- (verb)
- To own or possess something.
- I have a red pencil.
- have got
- (verb)
- It means you own something.
- I have got a red pencil.
- he
- (pronoun)
- It means a boy or man.
- He plays football with his friends.
- hello
- (exclamation)
- It is a greeting word.
- I say hello to my teacher.
- her
- (possessive, pronoun)
- It means a girl's or woman's.
- That is her book on the desk.
- hers
- (pronoun)
- It shows something belongs to her.
- The red bike is hers, not mine.
- hi
- (exclamation)
- It means hello to someone.
- I say hi to my friends.
- him
- (pronoun)
- It means a boy or man.
- I give him the ball.
- his
- (possessive, pronoun)
- It shows something belongs to him.
- That is his blue bike.
- hit
- (verb)
- To touch something hard quickly.
- I hit the ball with my bat.
- hold
- (verb)
- To keep something in your hands.
- I hold my mum's hand.
- hooray
- (exclamation)
- It means happy, like well done!
- We won the game, hooray!
- how
- (interrogative)
- Ask about a way to do it.
- I ask how you are today.
- how many
- (interrogative)
- Ask about a number.
- How many apples do you have?
- how old
- (interrogative)
- What is your age?
- I ask, how old are you?
- I
- (pronoun)
- It is you speaking now.
- I like to play games.
- it
- (pronoun)
- A word for a thing.
- I like my toy. It is fun.
- its
- (possessive, pronoun)
- It shows something belongs to it.
- The cat cleans its fur every day.
- know
- (verb)
- To have information in your head.
- I know my ABCs very well.
- let’s
- (verb)
- You say it when you want to do something together.
- Let's play a game!
- letter
- (noun)
- It is a writing symbol.
- A is the first letter.
- like
- (preposition, verb)
- Enjoy something very much.
- I like to play games.
- long
- (adjective)
- It takes much time.
- The summer holiday is very long.
- look at
- (verb)
- Use your eyes to see.
- Look at the big dog.
- lots of
- (determiner)
- A large amount of things.
- I have lots of toys.
- love
- (verb)
- Like someone or something a lot.
- I love my mum and dad.
- make
- (verb)
- To create something new.
- I make my bed every morning.
- many
- (determiner)
- A lot of something.
- I have many toys in my room.
- me
- (pronoun)
- It is the same as I.
- My mum helps me with homework.
- me too
- (discourse marker)
- I like it also.
- I like ice cream! Me too!
- mine
- (pronoun)
- It belongs to me.
- This red bike is mine.
- Miss
- (title)
- Feel sad when someone is away.
- I miss my grandma when she goes home.
- Mr.
- (title)
- It means 'Mister' for a man.
- Mr. Smith is my teacher at school.
- Mrs.
- (title)
- It means a married woman.
- My teacher is Mrs. Smith.
- my
- (possessive)
- It shows something belongs to me.
- This is my red bike.
- name
- (noun)
- A word that calls someone.
- My name is Tom, what's yours?
- new
- (adjective)
- Not old; just made.
- I have a new bike.
- next to
- (preposition)
- It is at the side.
- My school is next to the park.
- nice
- (adjective)
- Kind and makes you happy.
- My teacher is very nice to me.
- no
- (adverb, determiner)
- Means not correct or allowed.
- My mum says no to cookies now.
- not
- (adverb)
- It means the opposite of yes.
- I do not like broccoli.
- now
- (adverb)
- At this very moment.
- I am reading a book now.
- of
- (preposition)
- It shows who something belongs to.
- That is a picture of my dog.
- oh
- (discourse marker)
- It shows you understand something.
- Oh, I see your new shoes!
- oh dear
- (exclamation)
- It shows you are worried.
- Oh dear, I lost my toy.
- OK
- (adjective, discourse marker)
- It means it is good.
- My homework is OK, teacher!
- old
- (adjective)
- It is not new.
- My grandpa is very old.
- or
- (conjunction)
- It shows a choice.
- Do you want milk or juice?
- our
- (possessive)
- It shows something belongs to us.
- Our house is blue and white.
- ours
- (pronoun)
- It belongs to us.
- This is our toy; it is ours.
- paint
- (noun, verb)
- It adds color to things.
- I like to paint pictures.
- pardon
- (interrogative)
- Ask someone to say it again.
- Pardon, I don't understand you.
- pick up
- (verb)
- Take something from a place.
- I pick up my toys after play.
- please
- (discourse marker)
- Say it to be polite.
- Can I have juice, please?
- point
- (verb)
- It is a sharp end.
- I point at the dog.
- put
- (verb)
- Place something somewhere.
- I put my book on the table.
- really
- (adverb)
- Very or truly; in fact.
- I really like playing video games.
- sad
- (adjective)
- Feeling unhappy about something.
- She is sad when her toy breaks.
- say
- (verb)
- To speak or talk words.
- I say hello to my friends.
- scary
- (adjective)
- It makes you afraid.
- The dark room is scary.
- see
- (verb)
- Notice things with your eyes.
- I see my friend at school.
- see you
- (exclamation)
- I will look at you later.
- Bye Mum, see you after school!
- she
- (pronoun)
- It means a girl person.
- She plays with her toys.
- short
- (adjective)
- Not long or tall.
- My hair is short now.
- show
- (verb)
- Let others see something.
- I show my mum my drawing.
- silly
- (adjective)
- Something is funny and foolish.
- My brother makes silly jokes.
- small
- (adjective)
- Not big in size.
- I have a small toy car.
- so
- (discourse marker)
- For that reason; therefore.
- I am tired, so I sleep.
- some
- (determiner)
- A few things, not many.
- I want some juice with lunch.
- sorry
- (adjective, interrogative)
- You feel bad about something.
- I am sorry I broke your toy.
- start
- (verb)
- Begin doing something.
- We start school at nine o'clock.
- stop
- (verb)
- No more moving or doing.
- I stop at the red light.
- tablet
- (noun)
- It is a flat, small computer.
- I play games on my tablet.
- talk
- (verb)
- To speak with your mouth.
- I talk to my friend at school.
- teddy bear
- (noun)
- A soft toy animal, like a bear.
- I sleep with my teddy bear every night.
- thank you
- (discourse marker)
- Say this to show you're happy.
- I say thank you when I get a gift.
- thanks
- (discourse marker)
- You say it to be polite.
- Mum, thanks for the snack!
- that
- (determiner, pronoun)
- It points to something specific.
- I like that blue car.
- the
- (determiner)
- It points to one thing.
- I like the red bike.
- their
- (possessive)
- It shows who owns something.
- The children love their toys.
- theirs
- (pronoun)
- It belongs to them.
- The red bike is theirs.
- them
- (pronoun)
- It means those people or things.
- I like my friends; I see them every day.
- then
- (discourse marker)
- Happens after something else.
- I eat breakfast, then I go to school.
- these
- (determiner, pronoun)
- They are near, here, and many.
- These are my favorite toys to play with.
- they
- (pronoun)
- It means more than one person.
- They are my friends from school.
- thing
- (noun)
- It is an object you can see.
- I have a red thing in my bag.
- this
- (determiner, pronoun)
- It shows what is near.
- This is my red pen.
- those
- (determiner, pronoun)
- It means more than one far.
- I like those blue shoes a lot.
- to
- (preposition)
- Moving in the direction of.
- I go to school every day.
- too
- (adverb)
- Also, or more than enough.
- I like ice cream too!
- try
- (noun, verb)
- Make an effort to do it.
- I try to eat my vegetables.
- ugly
- (adjective)
- Not nice to look at.
- That old chair is very ugly.
- us
- (pronoun)
- It means you and me.
- Mum drives us to school.
- very
- (adverb)
- Means a lot or much.
- I am very happy today.
- want
- (verb)
- To wish or need something.
- I want an ice cream, please.
- we
- (pronoun)
- It means me and others.
- We play games at school.
- well
- (discourse marker)
- In a good or right way.
- I can sing very well.
- well done
- (discourse marker)
- It means you did great!
- Mum says 'well done' when I clean up.
- what
- (interrogative)
- Asking about a thing.
- What is your name?
- where
- (interrogative)
- It asks about the place.
- Where is my blue pencil?
- which
- (interrogative)
- It asks about choices.
- Which color do you like best?
- who
- (interrogative)
- It asks which person.
- I know a boy who likes soccer.
- whose
- (interrogative)
- It shows who owns it.
- Whose pencil is on the floor?
- with
- (preposition)
- Together or next to something.
- I play games with my friends.
- word
- (noun)
- Letters make a meaningful unit.
- I know the word 'cat'.
- would like
- (verb)
- Want something, but politely.
- I would like an ice cream, please.
- wow
- (exclamation)
- It shows you are happy.
- Wow, your drawing is very good!
- yes
- (adverb)
- It means you agree to something.
- Do you want an apple? Yes, please!
- you
- (pronoun)
- It is a person addressed.
- I like you because you are nice.
- your
- (possessive)
- It belongs to you.
- What is your name?
- yours
- (pronoun)
- It belongs to you.
- Is this red pencil yours?
Preguntas de los padres
¿Cuántas palabras tiene la lista oficial de vocabulario de Pre-A1 Starters?
La lista de vocabulario de Pre-A1 Starters tiene 495 palabras. Es la primera y la más corta de las tres listas de Cambridge YLE; las 495 palabras están en esta página con significados sencillos, oraciones de ejemplo y audio para la mayoría.
¿Qué temas cubre la lista de Pre-A1 Starters?
El vocabulario de Pre-A1 Starters en esta página está organizado en 19 grupos de temas, que incluyen animales, comida y bebida, la escuela, deportes y tiempo libre, la casa, la familia y los amigos, y el mundo que nos rodea. Las palabras que no pertenecen a un solo tema — como verbos, adjetivos y palabras gramaticales comunes — aparecen en la sección "Más palabras" al final de la página.
¿Cuál es la mejor manera de aprender el vocabulario de Pre-A1 Starters?
Para niños de 6 a 12 años, practicar poco y seguido funciona mejor que estudiar de golpe. Trabaja un grupo de temas a la vez en sesiones de 10 a 15 minutos, asocia siempre cada palabra con su sonido y su imagen, y repasa las palabras difíciles unos días después (repaso espaciado). FlyersEnglish convierte esta lista en minijuegos que hacen el repaso espaciado automáticamente y registran qué palabras ya domina tu hijo.
¿Es esta la lista oficial de Cambridge?
Esta página está alineada con la lista oficial de vocabulario de Cambridge English Pre-A1 Starters, con definiciones sencillas para niños, oraciones de ejemplo y audio agregados por FlyersEnglish. FlyersEnglish no está afiliado ni avalado por Cambridge; las listas oficiales en PDF están disponibles en cambridgeenglish.org.
Convierte esta lista en un juego
FlyersEnglish convierte las palabras de Pre-A1 Starters en juegos con imágenes y sonido, y te muestra qué palabras ya sabe tu hijo.