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
Я … являюсь
You … are
Ты … являешься
He… is
Он … является
She… is
Она … является
It … is
Оно … является
We… are
Мы … являемся
They… are
Они … являются
Sun
Солнце
Flower
Цветок
Sunflower
Подсолнух
Tooth
Зуб
Brush
Щётка
Toothbrush
Зубная щётка
Foot
Ступня
Ball
Мяч
Football
Футбол
Bed
Кровать
Room
Комната
Bedroom
Спальня
Butter
Масло
Fly
Муха
Butterfly
Бабочка
Lady
Леди
Bug
Жук
Ladybug
Божья коровка
Pine
Сосна
Apple
Яблоко
Pineapple
Ананас
Jelly
Желе
Fish
Рыба
Jellyfish
Медуза
Star
Звезда
Fish
Рыба
Starfish
Морская звезда
Fire
Огонь
Fly
Муха
Firefly
Светлячок
Cow
Корова
Boy
Мальчик
Cowboy
Ковбой
Egg
Яйцо
Plant
Растение
Eggplant
Баклажан
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