01 · everyday vocabulary practice
appointment
Definition: an arrangement to meet someone at a particular time
Example: “I have a dentist appointment on Monday.”
level vocabulary
A2 Vocabulary
This A2 Vocabulary guide offers a teaching selection for practice at this stage. CEFR levels describe language ability; this is not an official or exhaustive CEFR word list.
Featured word or expression
available
Definition: ready to be used, obtained, or reached
Example: “The doctor is available after three.”
Word forms and grammar
available (adj.), availability (n.)
Synonyms and close meanings
accessible, obtainable
Related vocabulary
Learn these words as a connected set, then write one original sentence with each item.
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Complete learning list
20 words and expressions
Definitions, examples, and audio pronunciation
02 · everyday vocabulary practice
borrow
Definition: to take something temporarily and return it
Example: “Can I borrow your pen for a minute?”
03 · everyday vocabulary practice
invite
Definition: to ask someone to come to an event or place
Example: “We invited our neighbours to dinner.”
04 · everyday vocabulary practice
journey
Definition: travel from one place to another
Example: “The bus journey takes an hour.”
05 · everyday vocabulary practice
receipt
Definition: a document showing what you paid for
Example: “Keep the receipt if you want to return the shirt.”
06 · everyday vocabulary practice
repair
Definition: to make something work again
Example: “Can you repair my bicycle?”
07 · everyday vocabulary practice
crowded
Definition: full of people
Example: “The train was crowded this morning.”
08 · everyday vocabulary practice
quiet
Definition: making very little noise
Example: “Please be quiet in the library.”
09 · everyday vocabulary practice
careful
Definition: giving attention to avoid mistakes or danger
Example: “Be careful when you cross the road.”
10 · everyday vocabulary practice
forget
Definition: to fail to remember something
Example: “Do not forget your keys.”
11 · everyday vocabulary practice
return
Definition: to go or come back
Example: “We will return home on Sunday.”
12 · everyday vocabulary practice
neighbour
Definition: a person who lives near you
Example: “Our neighbour has a friendly dog.”
13 · everyday vocabulary practice
choose
Definition: to decide which thing you want
Example: “Choose a seat near the window.”
14 · everyday vocabulary practice
message
Definition: information sent to another person
Example: “Please leave a message after the sound.”
15 · everyday vocabulary practice
empty
Definition: containing nothing
Example: “The bottle is empty.”
16 · everyday vocabulary practice
enough
Definition: as much or as many as needed
Example: “We have enough chairs for everyone.”
17 · everyday vocabulary practice
arrive
Definition: to reach a place
Example: “What time does your flight arrive?”
18 · everyday vocabulary practice
improve
Definition: to become or make something better
Example: “Reading every day can improve your vocabulary.”
19 · everyday vocabulary practice
local
Definition: belonging to the area nearby
Example: “We bought bread at the local shop.”
20 · everyday vocabulary practice
available
Definition: ready to be used or obtained
Example: “A table is available by the window.”
Quick vocabulary quiz
Which option is closest in meaning to available?
How to remember and use this vocabulary
Say the featured word aloud, read its definition, and notice its role in the example sentence. Next, connect it to one synonym and one related word. Finally, write a sentence about your own experience. This sequence creates several retrieval paths and makes the vocabulary easier to use spontaneously.
Usage and accuracy
Check the word form before placing vocabulary in a sentence. Nouns, verbs, adjectives, and adverbs occupy different grammatical positions. For phrasal verbs and idioms, learn the entire expression and its typical object pattern. Accurate, natural use is more valuable than forcing advanced vocabulary into every sentence.