A1A1 Word List — BeginnerThe first ~100 words every English beginner needs: greetings, numbers, family, food, and everyday objects.
A2A2 Word List — Elementary~100 elementary words that build on A1 basics — daily routines, simple opinions, shopping, and travel.
B1B1 Word List — Intermediate~100 intermediate words for expressing opinions, describing experiences, and handling everyday problems.
B2B2 Word List — Upper-Intermediate~100 upper-intermediate words for discussing abstract ideas, work, current affairs, and detailed argument.
C1C1 Word List — Advanced~100 advanced words for nuanced, precise expression in academic, professional, and social contexts.
C2C2 Word List — Proficiency~100 proficiency-level words — the sophisticated, low-frequency vocabulary of a near-native speaker.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a CEFR word list?
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How many words should I know at each CEFR level?
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What is the difference between A1 and A2 vocabulary?
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Do these word lists include example sentences?
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What comes after learning a word list?
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How do I find out my current CEFR level?
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