Pre A1 Starters, A1 Movers And A2 Flyers C1 Wordlists
C2C1Pre A1 Starters, A1 Movers and A2 FlyersWordlistsFor exams from 2018B2B1A2A1Pre A11
ContentsPre A1 StartersAlphabetic wordlist4A1 MoversAlphabetic wordlist8A2 FlyersAlphabetic wordlist12Combined listsPre A1 Starters and A1 Movers alphabetic vocabulary list17Pre A1 Starters, A1 Movers and A2 Flyers alphabetic vocabulary list23Pre A1 Starters, A1 Movers and A2 Flyers grammatical vocabulary list31Pre A1 Starters, A1 Movers and A2 Flyers thematic vocabulary list382
IntroductionPre A1 Starters, A1 Movers and A2 Flyers are designed specifically for young learners aged 6–12. They are fun, colourful andactivity based, motivating children to learn.All three of the qualifications are aligned with the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR)published by the Council of Europe, and demonstrate real-life communication skills.About these wordlistsAt all levels (Pre A1 Starters, A1 Movers and A2 Flyers) candidates need to be able to understand the words on the wordlist fortheir test.Common European CambridgeFramework ofEnglishReference (CEFR)ScaleSchools230PROFICIENT220C2210C2 Proficiency200C1190C1 AdvancedB2170B2 Firstfor Schools160B1150140A2130B1 Preliminaryfor SchoolsA2 Key forSchoolsA2Flyers120A1110A1 Movers100PreA190Young LearnersINDEPENDENT180BASICFor more information about the exams go rg/moverscambridgeenglish.org/flyersPre A1Starters803
Pre A1 Starters A–Z wordlistGrammatical eterminerdiscourse npossessiveprepositionpronounverbAa detabout prepadd vafternoon nagain advAlex nAlice nalien nalphabet nan detand conjangry adjanimal nAnn/Anna nanswer n vapartment (UK flat) napple narm narmchair nask vat prep of placebaby nbadminton nbag nball nballoon nbanana nbaseball nbaseball cap nbasketball nbat (as sports equipment)nbath nbathroom nbe vbeach nbean nbear nbeautiful adjbed nbedroom nbee nbehind prepBen nbetween prepbig adjbike nBill nbird nbirthday nblack adjblue adjboard nboard game nboat nbody nbook nbookcase nbookshop nboots nbounce vbox nboy nbread nbreakfast nbrother nbrown adjburger nbus nbut conjbye exclcake ncamera ncan vcandy (UK sweet(s)) ncar ncarrot ncat ncatch (e.g. a ball) vchair nchicken nchild/children nchips (US fries) nchocolate nchoose vclap vclass nclassmate nclassroom nclean adj vclock nclose vclosed adjclothes ncoconut ncolour (US color) n vcome vcomplete vcomputer ncool adj exclcorrect adjcount vcousin ncow ncrayon ncrocodile ncross n vcupboard nBCPre A1 Starters A–Z wordlist4
Ddad nDan nday ndesk ndining room ndinner ndirty adjdo vdog ndoll ndonkey ndon’t worry excldoor ndouble adjdraw vdrawing ndress ndrink n vdrive vduck near neat vegg nelephant nend nEnglish adj nenjoy veraser (UK rubber) nEva nevening nexample neye nface nfamily nfantastic adj exclfather nfavourite (US favorite) adjfind vfish (s pl) nfishing nflat (US apartment) nfloor nflower nfly vfood nfoot/feet nfootball (US soccer) nfor prepfriend nfries (UK chips) nfrog nfrom prepfruit nfun adj nfunny adjgame ngarden nget vgiraffe ngirl ngive vglasses ngo vgo to bed vgo to sleep vgoat ngood adjgoodbye exclGrace ngrandfather ngrandma ngrandmother ngrandpa ngrape ngray (UK grey) adjgreat adj exclgreen adjgrey (US gray) adjguitar nhair nhall nhand nhandbag nhappy adjhat nhave vhave got vhe pronhead nhelicopter nhello exclher poss adj pronhere advhers pronhi exclhim pronhippo nhis poss adj pronhit vhobby nhockey nhold vhome n advhooray exclhorse nhouse nhow inthow many inthow old intHugo nI pronice cream nin prep of place timein front of prepit pronits poss adj pronjacket njeans njellyfish nJill njuice njump vkeyboard (computer) nkick vkid nKim nkitchen nkite nkiwi nknow vlamp nlearn vleg nlemon nlemonade nlesson nlet’s vletter (as in alphabet) nlike prep vlime nline nlisten vlive vliving room nlizard nlong adjlook vlook at vlorry (US truck) na lot adv pronEFGHIJKLPre A1 Starters A–Z wordlist5
a lot of detlots adv pronlots of detlove vLucy nlunch nmake vman/men nmango nmany detMark nmat nMatt nMay (as in girl’s name) nme pronme too dismeat nmeatballs nmilk nmine pronmirror nMiss titlemonkey nmonster nmorning nmother nmotorbike nmouse/mice nmouse (computer) nmouth nMr titleMrs titlemum nmusic nmy poss adjname nnew adjnext to prepnice adjNick nnight nno adv detnose nnot advnow advnumber nof prepoh disoh dear exclOK adj disold adjon prep of placeone det prononion nopen adj vor conjorange adj nour poss adjours pronpage npaint n vpainting npaper adj npardon intpark npart nPat npea npear npen npencil nperson/people npet nphone n vphoto npiano npick up vpicture npie npineapple npink adjplane nplay vplayground nplease dispoint vpolar bear nposter npotato npurple adjput vradio nread vreally advred adjrice nride vright disright (as in correct) adjrobot nroom nrubber (US eraser) nrug nruler nrun vsad adjSam nsand nsausage nsay vscary adjschool nsea nsee vsee you exclsentence nshe pronsheep (s pl) nshell nship nshirt nshoe nshop (US store) nshort adjshorts nshow vsilly adjsing vsister nsit vskateboard nskateboarding nskirt nsleep vsmall adjsmile n vsnake nso dissoccer (UK football) nsock nsofa nsome detsong nsorry adj intspell vspider nsport nstand vstart vstop vstore (UK shop) nstory nstreet nSue nsun nsweet(s) (US candy) nswim vMNOPQquestion nRSPre A1 Starters A–Z wordlist6
Ttable ntable tennis ntablet ntail ntake a photo/picture vtalk vteacher nteddy (bear) ntelevision/TV ntell vtennis ntennis racket nthank you disthanks disthat det pronthe dettheir poss adjtheirs pronthem pronthen disthere advthese det pronthey pronthing nthis det pronthose det pronthrow vtick n vtiger nto preptoday adv nTom ntomato ntoo advtoy ntrain ntree ntrousers ntruck (UK lorry) ntry n vT-shirt nTV/television nugly adjunder prepunderstand vus pronwave vwe pronwear vwell diswell done diswhat intwhere intwhich intwhite adjwho intwhose intwindow nwith prepwoman/women nword nwould like vwow exclwrite vyear nyellow adjyes advyou pronyoung adjyour poss adjyours pronzebra nzoo nUVvery advWwalk vwall nwant vwatch n vwater nwatermelon nX(No words at this level)YZLetters & numbersCandidates will be expected to understand and write the letters of the alphabet and numbers 1–20.NamesCandidates will be expected to recognise and write the following imLucyMarkMattMay (as in girl’s name)NickPatSamSueTomPre A1 Starters A–Z wordlist7
A1 Movers A–Z wordlistGrammatical eterminerdiscourse npossessiveprepositionpronounverbAabove prepaddress nafraid adjafter prepage nall adj adv det pronall right adj advalong prepalways advanother det pronany det pronapp naround prepasleep adjat prep of timeaunt nawake adjback adj adv nbad adjbadly advbalcony nband (music) nbasement nbat nbe called vbeard nbecause conjbefore prepbelow prepbest adj advbetter adj advblanket nblond(e) adjboring adjboth det pronbottle nbottom adj nbowl nbrave adjbreak nbrilliant adj exclbring vbuild vbuilding nbus station nbus stop nbusy adjbuy vby prepcafé ncage ncall vcar park ncareful adjcarefully advcarry vcatch (e.g. a bus) vCD ncentre (US center) nchange vCharlie ncheese ncinema ncircle ncircus ncity ncity/town centre(US center) nClare nclever adjclimb vcloud ncloudy adjclown ncoat ncoffee ncold adj ncome on exclcomic ncomic book ncook n vcough ncould (as in past of canfor ability) vcountry ncountryside ncry vcup ncurly adjDaisy ndance n vdangerous adjdaughter ndentist ndifference ndifferent adjdifficult adjdoctor ndolphin ndown adv prepdownstairs adv ndream n vdress up vdrive ndriver ndrop vdry adj vDVD nBCDA1 Movers A–Z wordlist8
Eearache neasy adje-book nelevator (UK lift) nemail n vevery deteveryone proneverything pronexciting adjexcuse me disfair adjfall vfamous adjfarm nfarmer nfat adjfeed vfield nfilm (US movie) n vfilm (US movie) star nfine adj exclfirst adj advfish vfix vfloor (e.g. ground, 1st,etc.) nfly nforest nFred nFriday nfrightened adjfunfair nget dressed vget off vget on vget undressed vget up vglass ngo shopping vgoal ngranddaughter ngrandparent ngrandson ngrass nground ngrow vgrown-up nhave (got) to vheadache nhelmet nhelp vhide vholiday nhomework nhop vhospital nhot adjhow advhow much adv inthow often adv inthuge adjhundred nhungry adjhurt vice nice skates nice skating nidea nill adjinside adv n prepinternet ninto prepinvite visland nJack nJane nJim nJulia njungle nkangaroo nkick nkind nkitten nlake nlaptop nlast adj advlaugh n vleaf/leaves nlibrary nlift (US elevator) nLily nlion nlittle adjlook for vlose vloud adjloudly advmachine nmap nmarket nMary nmatter nmean vmessage nmilkshake nmistake nmodel nMonday nmoon nmore adv det pronmost adv det pronmountain nmoustache nmove vmovie (UK film) nmust vnaughty adjnear adv prepneck nneed vnet nnever advnoise nnoodles nnothing pronnurse nFGHIJKLMNA1 Movers A–Z wordlist9
Oo’clock advoff adv prepoften advon adv prep of timeonly advopposite prepout advout of prepoutside adv n preppair npancake npanda nparent nparrot nparty npasta nPaul npenguin nPeter npicnic npirate nplace nplant n vplate nplayer npool npop star npractice npractise vpresent npretty adjpuppy nput on vquick adjquickly advquiet adjquietly advrabbit nrain n vrainbow nride nriver nroad nrock nroller skates nroller skating nroof nround adj adv prepsafe adjsail n vsalad nSally nsandwich nSaturday nsauce nscarf nscore vseat nsecond adj advsend vshall vshape nshark nshop vshopping nshopping centre(US center) nshoulder nshout vshower nsick adjskate n vskip vsky nslow adjslowly advsnail nsnow n vsomeone pronsomething pronsometimes advson nsoup nsports centre(US center) nsquare adj nstair(s) nstar nstation nstomach nstomach-ache nstraight adjstrong adjSunday nsunny adjsupermarket nsurprised adjsweater nsweet adjswim nswimming pool nswimsuit ntake vtake off (i.e. getundressed) vtall adjtea nteach vtemperature nterrible adjtext n vthan conj prepthen advthin adjthink vthird adj advthirsty adjThursday nticket ntired adjtooth/teeth ntoothache ntoothbrush ntoothpaste ntop adj ntowel ntown ntown/city centre(US center) ntractor ntravel vtreasure ntrip nTuesday nuncle nup adv prepupstairs adv nvegetable nVicky nvideo n vvillage nPQRSTUVA1 Movers A–Z wordlist10
Wwait vwake (up) vwalk nwash n vwater vwaterfall nwave nweak adjweather nwebsite nWednesday nweek nweekend nwell adj advwet adjwhale nwhen adv conj intwhere pronwhich pronwho pronwhy intwind nwindy adjwork n vworld nworse adj advworst adj advwould vwrong adjX(No words at this level)Yyesterday adv nZZoe nNumbersCandidates will be expected to understand and write numbers 21–100 and ordinals 1st–20th.NamesCandidates will be expected to recognise and write the following yPaulPeterSallyVickyZoeA1 Movers A–Z wordlist11
A2 Flyers A–Z wordlistGrammatical eterminerdiscourse npossessiveprepositionpronounverbAa.m. (for time)across prepact vactor nactually advadventure nafter adv conjago advagree vair nairport nalone adjalready advalso advamazing adj exclambulance nanyone pronanything pronanywhere advappear vApril narrive vart nartist nas advas . as advastronaut nat the moment advAugust nautumn (US fall) naway advbackpack (UK rucksack) nbandage nbank nbeetle nbefore adv conjbegin vbelieve vbelt nBetty nbicycle nbin nbiscuit (US cookie) nbit nbored adjborrow vbracelet nbreak vbridge nbroken adjbrush n vburn vbusiness nbusinessman/woman nbutter nbutterfly nby myself advby yourself advcalendar ncamel ncamp vcard ncartoon ncastle ncave ncentury ncereal nchannel nchat vcheap adjchemist(’s) nchess nchopsticks nclub ncollect vcollege ncomb n vcompetition nconcert nconversation ncooker ncookie (UK biscuit) ncorner ncostume ncould (for possibility) vcreature ncrown ncushion ncut vcycle vdark adjdate (as in time) nDavid ndear (as in Dear Harry) adjDecember ndecide vdeep adjdelicious adjdesert ndesign n vdesigner ndiary ndictionary ndinosaur ndisappear vdrum nduring prepBCDA2 Flyers A–Z wordlist12
Eeach det proneagle nearly adj advEarth neast nelbow nelse advEmma nempty adjend vengine nengineer nenormous adjenough adj pronenter (a competition) ventrance nenvelope nenvironment never adveverywhere advexcellent adj exclexcited adjexit nexpensive adjexplain vexplore vextinct adjfactory nfall (UK autumn) nfall over vfar adj advfast adj advFebruary nfeel vfestival nfetch va few detfile (as in open and closea file) nfind out vfinger nfinish vfire nfire engine (US fire truck) nfire fighter nfire station nflag nflashlight (UK torch) nflour nfog nfoggy adjfollow vfor prep of timeforget vfork nFrank nfridge nfriendly adjfrightening adjfront adj nfull adjfur nfurry adjfuture ngate ngeography nGeorge nget to vglass adjglove nglue n vgo away exclgo out vgold adj ngolf ngroup nguess n vgym nhalf adj nhappen vhard adj advHarry nhate vhear vheavy adjHelen nhigh adjhill nhistory nhole nHolly nhoney nhope vhorrible adjhotel nhour nhow long adv inthurry vhusband nif conjif you want exclimportant adjimprove vin a minute exclinformation ninsect ninstead advinstrument ninterested adjinteresting adjinvent vinvitation njam nJanuary njob njoin (a club) vjournalist njourney nJuly nJune njust advKaty nkeep vkey nkilometre(US kilometer) nkind adjking nknee nknife nFGHIJKA2 Flyers A–Z wordlist13
Lland vlanguage nlarge adjlate adj advlater advlazy adjleave vleft (as in direction) adj nlet vletter (as in mail) nlie (as in lie down) vlift (ride) nlift vlight adj na little adv detLondon nlook after vlook like vlovely adjlow adjlucky adjmagazine nmake sure vmanager nMarch nmarried adjmatch (football) nmaths (US math) nMay nmay vmeal nmechanic nmedicine nmeet vmeeting nmember nmetal adj nMichael nmidday nmiddle n adjmidnight nmight vmillion nmind vminute nmissing adjmix vmoney nmonth nmotorway nmuch adv det pronmuseum nnecklace nnest nnews nnewspaper nnext adj advno problem exclnoisy adjno-one pronnorth nNovember nnowhere advocean nOctober noctopus nof course advoffice nOliver nolives nonce advonline adjother det pronoven nover adv prepp.m. (for time)pajamas (UK pyjamas) npassenger npast n preppath npepper nperhaps advphotographer npiece npilot npizza nplanet nplastic adj nplatform npleased adjpocket npolice officer npolice station npond npoor adjpop music npopular adjpost vpost office npostcard nprefer vprepare vprize nproblem nprogramme(US program) nproject npull vpush vpuzzle npyjamas (US pajamas) npyramid nquarter nqueen nquite advquiz nrace n vracing (car; bike) adjrailway nready adjremember vrepair vrepeat vrestaurant nrich adjRichard nright adjright (as in direction) nring nRobert nrock music nrocket nrucksack (US backpack) nsalt nsame adjSarah nsave vscience nscissors nscore nscreen nsearch n vsecret nsell vSeptember nseveral adjshampoo nshelf nshould vsilver adj nsince prepsinger nski n vMNOPQRSA2 Flyers A–Z wordlist14
skyscraper nsledge n vsmell n vsnack nsnowball nsnowboard nsnowboarding nsnowman nso adv conjsoap nsoft adjsomewhere advsoon advSophia nsore adjsound n vsouth nspace nspaceship nspeak vspecial adjspend vspoon nspot nspotted adjspring nstadium nstage (theatre) nstamp nstay vstep nstill advstone nstorm nstraight on advstrange adjstrawberry nstream nstripe nstriped adjstudent nstudy vsubject nsuch detsuddenly advsugar nsuitcase nsummer nsunglasses nsure adjsurname nsurprise nswan nswing n vtake (as in time e.g. ittakes 20 minutes) vtaste n vtaxi nteam ntelephone ntent nthank vtheatre (US theater) nthousand nthrough preptidy adj vtime ntimetable ntoe ntogether advtomorrow adv ntonight adv ntorch (US flashlight) ntortoise ntouch vtour ntraffic ntrainers ntune nturn vturn off vturn on vtwice advtyre (US tire) numbrella nunfriendly adjunhappy adjuniform nuniversity nunkind adjuntidy adjuntil prepunusual adjuse vusually advview nviolin nvisit vvolleyball nwaiter nwarm adjway nwest nwheel nwhile conjwhisper vwhistle vwife nwifi nwild adjwill vWilliam nwin nwing nwinner nwinter nwish n vwithout prepwonderful adjwood nwool nworried adjyoghurt nyou’re welcome exclTUVWXx-ray nYyet advZzero nA2 Flyers A–Z wordlist15
NumbersCandidates will be expected to understand and write numbers 101–1,000 and ordinals 21st–31st.NamesCandidates will be expected to recognise and write the following MichaelOliverRichardRobertSarahSophiaWilliamA2 Flyers A–Z wordlist16
Pre A1 Starters and A1 Moversalphabetic vocabulary listGrammatical keySadjadvconjdetdisexclFirst appears at Pre A1 Starters level.M First appears at A1 Movers e npossessiveprepositionpronounverbAa det Sabout prep Sabove prep Madd v Saddress n Mafraid adj Mafter prep Mafternoon n Sagain adv Sage n MAlex n SAlice n Salien n Sall adj adv det pron Mall right adj adv Malong prep Malphabet n Salways adv Man det Sand conj Sangry adj Sanimal n SAnn/Anna n Sanother det pron Manswer n v Sany det pron Mapartment (UK flat) n Sapp n Mapple n Sarm n Sarmchair n Saround prep Mask v Sasleep adj Mat prep of place Sat prep of time Maunt n Mawake adj Mbaby n Sback adj adv n Mbad adj Mbadly adv Mbadminton n Sbag n Sbalcony n Mball n Sballoon n Sbanana n Sband (music) n Mbaseball n Sbaseball cap n Sbasement n Mbasketball n Sbat n Mbat (as sportsequipment) n Sbath n Sbathroom n Sbe v Sbe called v Mbeach n Sbean n Sbear n Sbeard n Mbeautiful adj Sbecause conj Mbed n Sbedroom n Sbee n Sbefore prep Mbehind prep Sbelow prep MBen n Sbest adj adv Mbetter adj adv Mbetween prep Sbig adj Sbike n SBill n Sbird n Sbirthday n Sblack adj Sblanket n Mblond(e) adj Mblue adj Sboard n Sboard game n Sboat n Sbody n Sbook n Sbookcase n Sbookshop n Sboots n Sboring adj Mboth det pron Mbottle n Mbottom adj n Mbounce v Sbowl n Mbox n Sboy n Sbrave adj Mbread n Sbreak n Mbreakfast n Sbrilliant adj excl Mbring v Mbrother n Sbrown adj Sbuild v Mbuilding n Mburger n Sbus n Sbus station n Mbus stop n Mbusy adj Mbut conj Sbuy v Mby prep Mbye excl Scafé n Mcage n Mcake n Scall v Mcamera n Scan v Scandy (UK sweet(s)) n Scar n Scar park n Mcareful adj Mcarefully adv Mcarrot n Scarry v Mcat n Scatch (e.g. a ball) v Scatch (e.g. a bus) v MCD n Mcentre (US center) n Mchair n Schange v MCharlie n Mcheese n Mchicken n Schild/children n Schips (US fries) n Schocolate n Schoose v Scinema n MBCPre A1 Starters and A1 Movers alphabetic vocabulary list17
circle n Mcircus n Mcity n Mcity/town centre(US center) n Mclap v SClare n Mclass n Sclassmate n Sclassroom n Sclean adj v Sclever adj Mclimb v Mclock n Sclose v Sclosed adj Sclothes n Scloud n Mcloudy adj Mclown n Mcoat n Mcoconut n Scoffee n Mcold adj n Mcolour (US color) n v Scome v Scome on excl Mcomic n Mcomic book n Mcomplete v Scomputer n Scook n v Mcool adj excl Scorrect adj Scough n Mcould (as in past of can forability) v Mcount v Scountry n Mcountryside n Mcousin n Scow n Scrayon n Scrocodile n Scross n v Scry v Mcup n Mcupboard n Scurly adj Mdad n SDaisy n MDan n Sdance n v Mdangerous adj Mdaughter n Mday n Sdentist n Mdesk n Sdifference n Mdifferent adj Mdifficult adj Mdining room n Sdinner n Sdirty adj Sdo v Sdoctor n Mdog n Sdoll n Sdolphin n Mdonkey n Sdon’t worry excl Sdoor n Sdouble adj Sdown adv prep Mdownstairs adv n Mdraw v Sdrawing n Sdream n v Mdress n Sdress up v Mdrink n v Sdrive v Sdrive n Mdriver n Mdrop v Mdry adj v Mduck n
Pre A1 Starters, A1 Movers and A2 Flyers are designed specifically for young learners aged 6–12. They are fun, colourful and activity based, motivating children to learn. All three of the qualifications are aligned with the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) published by the Council of Europe, and demonstrate real-life communication skills. About these wordlists At .
English Scale Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR) 80 90 100 110 120 130 140 150 160 170 180 190 200 210 220 230 A1 Movers A2 Key for Schools B1 Preliminary for Schools Pre A1 Starters B2 First for Schools C1 Advanced C2 Proficiency A2 Flyers Yo ung Learne rs. Pre A1 Starters A-Z wordlist 4 A a det about prep add v afternoon n again .
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