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English vocabulary — Daily Life topic

11 words · CEFR A1–B1

Total words11
CEFR levelsA1–B1
Native audioYes

A roundup of 11 English vocabulary words for the Daily Life topic across CEFR A1–B1, grouped by meaning and with IPA and English meanings. Learning Daily Life vocabulary in context helps you remember it longer and use it right away in conversation. Tap Study flashcards to review, or browse more English vocabulary by topic and the A1–C2 pathway.

A1Daily Life vocabulary · A1(7 words)Free

A1 pathway
breakfast: the first meal of the day
breakfastA1
/ˈbrekfəst/

the first meal of the day

dinner: the main meal, usually in the evening
dinnerA1
/ˈdɪnər/

the main meal, usually in the evening

get up: to leave your bed in the morning
get upA1
/get ʌp/

to leave your bed in the morning

lunch: the meal you eat in the middle of the day
lunchA1
/lʌntʃ/

the meal you eat in the middle of the day

sleep: to rest with your eyes closed at night
sleepA1
/sliːp/

to rest with your eyes closed at night

wake up: to stop sleeping
wake upA1
/weɪk ʌp/

to stop sleeping

wash: to clean something with water
washA1
/wɑːʃ/

to clean something with water

A2Daily Life vocabulary · A2(1 words)

A2 pathway
have a shower: to wash your body under running water
have a showerA2
/hæv ə ˈʃaʊər/

to wash your body under running water

B1Daily Life vocabulary · B1(3 words)

B1 pathway
sleep in: to stay in bed later than usual
sleep inB1
/sliːp ɪn/

to stay in bed later than usual

stay up: to go to bed later than usual
stay upB1
/steɪ ʌp/

to go to bed later than usual

wake up early: to stop sleeping at an early hour
wake up earlyB1
/weɪk ʌp ˈɜːrli/

to stop sleeping at an early hour

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The Daily Life topic set gathers 11 common English words across CEFR A1–B1. Instead of learning by scattered alphabetical lists, you learn whole word clusters in the Daily Life context — which helps learners associate them more easily and remember them longer.

Every word has clear IPA and English meanings. Read each word aloud, build example sentences, then review with flashcards so your Daily Life vocabulary enters long-term memory. Once you're comfortable with this topic, browse more English vocabulary topics to expand your vocabulary alongside the CEFR pathway.

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