A1 English Wordlist PDF
Essential beginner vocabulary for greetings, family, numbers, colors, everyday objects, food, basic verbs, places, and simple communication.
Download A1 PDF ↓Download free CEFR-based English vocabulary PDFs from A1 to C1, or study English vocabulary online from A1 to C2 with LanGeek’s interactive vocabulary, grammar, pronunciation, reading, expressions, and dictionary tools.
This page provides access to the LanGeek CEFR English vocabulary PDFs, covering levels from A1 to C1. Each level includes a complete collection of vocabulary offered on LanGeek, carefully organized with part of speech, IPA pronunciation, and clear definitions.
For the A1 level, translated versions are also available in Persian, Arabic, and Russian to support beginner learners who benefit from learning through their native language.
These English vocabulary PDFs are useful for offline study, classroom vocabulary review, exam preparation, and structured self-study. You can also continue learning online through LanGeek’s CEFR vocabulary lessons, grammar lessons, reading practice, pronunciation guides, expressions, and picture dictionary.
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Essential beginner vocabulary for greetings, family, numbers, colors, everyday objects, food, basic verbs, places, and simple communication.
Download A1 PDF ↓Elementary English vocabulary for everyday conversations, people, travel, work, shopping, home, health, common actions, and familiar situations.
Download A2 PDF ↓Intermediate vocabulary for longer conversations, work, relationships, education, travel, society, culture, emotions, and everyday topics.
Download B1 PDF ↓Upper-intermediate vocabulary for expressing opinions, discussing detailed topics, explaining ideas, and communicating with greater fluency and precision.
Download B2 PDF ↓Advanced English vocabulary for formal communication, academic contexts, professional situations, complex topics, nuanced ideas, and precise expression.
Download C1 PDF ↓Open each CEFR vocabulary level directly on LanGeek and learn with examples, pronunciation, images, review tools, flashcards, spelling practice, and quizzes.
Basic words for simple everyday English.
Common words for daily communication.
Vocabulary for longer conversations and everyday topics.
Words for fluency, explanation, and detailed opinions.
Advanced vocabulary for formal and academic contexts.
High-level vocabulary for near-native English mastery.
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These downloadable vocabulary lists provide a clear, printable, and structured way to review English vocabulary according to your current CEFR level.
The wordlists follow CEFR levels, making it easier to choose vocabulary that matches your current English ability.
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Beginners can start with A1 or A2. Intermediate learners can move to B1 or B2, while advanced learners can use C1.
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