English Vocabulary Flashcards

This app contains a number of free flashcards shareable thru email and whatsapp. enjoy it while it is free.
It's suitable for English students.
How to learn English vocabulary
To help you build up your vocabulary we have organised these Flashcards using a thematic approach and used lots and lots of pictures and words.
How to use these wallpapers:-
Beginners: Start with the basic vocabulary sections and learn the words at the beginning of each theme. Do the tests. Search for different images on Google Images and make a collection of links for each word. Review the words regularly.
Intermediate Learners: Make sure you know the words at the beginning of each theme. Study the build-up section and dialogues at the end of each section. Do the games and tests. Make up your own dialogues (you can share them with us on the forum, and we will correct them). Go to the expanded themes page.
Advanced Learners: You should know all the words at the beginning of each theme, be able to understand the build-up section and dialogues at the end of each section. Comfortably read the culture section. Write your own guide to the culture in your country for each theme (you can share it with us on the forum, and we will correct them).

The words associated with the picture are shown, with their plural form in brackets. When you see (s) on the end of a word it means add an 's' to form the plural.

!Tip - Say each word out loud. Think about when and where you come across these things in your daily life.

Once you are confident with your understanding of the vocabulary check out the games and tests for that section.

Often nouns describe a group of nouns. We call these collective nouns.


When we introduce nouns that fall into this category there will be a button called "Collective Noun" at the end of such a group, click on the button and a window pops up showing the collective noun for that group of nouns. Say the word out loud and click on OK to close the dialog box. Try it now!

The top 1,000 vocabulary words have been carefully chosen to represent difficult but common words that appear in everyday academic and business writing. These words are also the most likely to appear on the SAT, ACT, GRE, and ToEFL.
To create this list, we started with the words that give our users the most trouble and then ranked them by how frequently they appear in our corpus of billions of words from edited sources. If you only have time to study one list of words, this is the list.