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Study Notes
The Oxford 3000
- A list of the 3000 most important words to learn in English, covering levels A1 to B2.
- Categories include nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, prepositions, and conjunctions.
Word List
- Words are organized alphabetically, with each word including its part of speech and CEFR level.
- Examples include:
- Bathroom (n., A1)
- Beautiful (adj., A1)
- Believe (v., A1)
- Bicycle (n., A1)
- Career (n., A1)
Word Categories
- Nouns:
- Examples: animal, apple, area, arm, art
- Verbs:
- Examples: arrive, be, become, begin, believe
- Adjectives:
- Examples: angry, big, black, blue, busy
- Adverbs:
- Examples: above, again, always, around, away
- Prepositions:
- Examples: above, across, against, along, around
- Conjunctions:
- Examples: and, because, but, if, or
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Test your knowledge of the 3000 most important English words, covering A1 to B2 levels, categorized by part of speech and CEFR level.