Learn English: Verb To Be & Compound Words | Beginner Vocabulary (A1–A2)
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Improve your English with this fun and easy vocabulary lesson! Learn how to use the verb "to be" (am, is, are) with personal pronouns, and discover how two simple English words can combine to create a completely new word! Practice common compound words like sunflower, toothbrush, football, butterfly, pineapple, and more. Perfect for A1–A2 English learners who want to expand their vocabulary, practice pronunciation, and build confidence in everyday English.
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I … am
Yo … soy
You … are
Tú … eres
He… is
Él … es
She… is
Ella … es
It … is
Eso … es
We… are
Nosotros … somos
They… are
Ellos … son
Sun
Sol
Flower
Flor
Sunflower
Girasol
Tooth
Diente
Brush
Cepillo
Toothbrush
Cepillo de dientes
Foot
Pie
Ball
Pelota
Football
Fútbol
Bed
Cama
Room
Habitación
Bedroom
Dormitorio
Butter
Mantequilla
Fly
Mosca
Butterfly
Mariposa
Lady
Dama
Bug
Bicho
Ladybug
Mariquita
Pine
Pino
Apple
Manzana
Pineapple
Piña
Jelly
Gelatina
Fish
Pez
Jellyfish
Medusa
Star
Estrella
Fish
Pez
Starfish
Estrella de mar
Fire
Fuego
Fly
Mosca
Firefly
Luciérnaga
Cow
Vaca
Boy
Chico
Cowboy
Cowboy
Egg
Huevo
Plant
Planta
Eggplant
Berenjena
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