Materials and substances – A1–A2
This 32-word A1-A2 deck builds on everyday and light-science material vocabulary: metals (silver, bronze, iron), fabrics (leather, cotton, silk, fur), and fuels (petrol, fuel) sit alongside words like air, powder, and dirt. You'll be able to recognize environmental terms in simple news texts (pollutant, dioxide) and basic chemistry words (compound, solution). The list moves from practical daily items (ink, poison, jelly) to slightly more abstract concepts (material, stuff).
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What you'll be able to do
- Name common metals and fabrics (silver, bronze, leather, cotton, silk).
- Recognize fuel-related vocabulary (petrol, fuel).
- Understand environmental terms in simple news articles (pollutant, dioxide).
- Describe what objects are made of more precisely.
- Expand basic science vocabulary (oxygen, compound, solution).
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What's in this set?
The set's words in the source language — so you know exactly what you'll learn.
- air
- lead
- stuff
- rock
- material
- solution
- metal
- silver
- plastic
- shell
- leather
- jelly
- petrol
- iron
- fuel
- alcohol
- cotton
- tissue
- oxygen
- powder
- dirt
- bronze
- filling
- compound
- silk
- poison
- ink
- fur
- frost
- dioxide
- jade
- pollutant
- wood
- glass
- rubber