Lesson 1A · New English File Elementary Vocabulary List

Learn 28 English words about "Lesson 1A" from the New English File Elementary Vocabulary List list, each with pronunciation, a definition and example sentences.

28 words New English File Elementary Vocabulary List
Monday /ˈmʌnˌdeɪ/ noun

‌the day that comes after Sunday

"Monday is the first workday."

"Monday mornings are difficult because everyone is trying to start again."

Tuesday /ˈtuːzˌdeɪ/ noun

‌the day that comes after Monday

"Our class is on Tuesday."

"Tuesday is often the day when we finish most of our assignments."

Wednesday /ˈwɛnzˌdeɪ/ noun

‌the day that comes after Tuesday

"Wednesday is the middle of the work week."

"The job interview is scheduled for Wednesday morning so please arrive at least fifteen minutes early."

Thursday /ˈθɝzˌdeɪ/ noun

‌the day that comes after Wednesday

"We have a test on Thursday."

"Thursday often feels productive because the week is nearly over."

Friday /ˈfraɪˌdeɪ/ noun

‌the day that comes after Thursday

"Friday is the end of the workweek."

"Friday feels exciting because everyone is looking forward to the weekend."

Saturday /ˈsæˌtɝˌdeɪ/ noun

‌the day that comes after Friday

"Saturday is my favorite day."

"We shop on Saturday and spend the afternoon with friends."

Sunday /ˈsʌnˌdeɪ/ noun

‌the day that comes after Saturday

"Sunday is a day of rest."

"On Sunday, our whole family gathers at my parents' house for a delicious lunch."

two /tuː/ numeral

the number 2

"She bought two apples."

"Two independent studies confirmed the same findings on patient recovery rates."

three /θriː/ numeral

the number 3

"She has three cats at home."

"The project was divided into three consecutive phases for better management."

four /fɔːr/ numeral

the number 4

"There are four seasons in a year."

"The committee reviewed four separate proposals before reaching a unanimous decision."

five /faɪv/ numeral

the number 5

"I need five minutes."

"Five key indicators were used to evaluate the overall performance of the department."

six /sɪks/ numeral

the number 6

"The meeting starts at six."

"Six months of continuous data collection were required to validate the hypothesis."

seven /ˈsɛvən/ numeral

the number 7

"There are seven days in a week."

"Seven distinct variables were identified as significant in the regression analysis."

eight /eɪt/ numeral

the number 8

"She woke up at eight."

"Eight out of ten respondents expressed satisfaction with the new policy changes."

nine /naɪn/ numeral

the number 9

"He scored nine points."

"There were nine students waiting outside the classroom, hoping to be the first to enter."

ten /tɛn/ numeral

the number 10

"I have ten fingers."

"Ten percent of the profits will be donated to the local animal shelter."

eleven /ɪˈlɛvən/ numeral

the number 11

"She has eleven books."

"The team scored eleven goals in the championship match, a new record."

fourteen /ˈfɔrtiːn/ numeral

the number 14

"She is fourteen years old."

"Fourteen students received honors for their outstanding academic achievements this semester."

fifteen /ˈfɪftiːn/ numeral

the number 15

"The bus arrives in fifteen minutes."

"The company launched fifteen new products in the last fiscal year."

sixteen /ˈsɪkstiːn/ numeral

the number 16

"He turned sixteen last week."

"Sixteen candles were lit on the birthday cake for the young woman."

seventeen /ˈsɛvntiːn/ numeral

the number 17

"She has seventeen cousins."

"Seventeen people attended the introductory meeting for the new community project."

eighteen /ˈeɪtiːn/ numeral

the number 18

"He is eighteen years old."

"Eighteen members of the club voted in favor of the proposed changes."

nineteen /ˈnaɪntiːn/ numeral

the number 19

"She read nineteen books this year."

"Nineteen countries participated in the international peace summit held last month."

twenty /ˈtwɛnti/ numeral

the number 20

"I am twenty years old."

"We need twenty apples for the pie recipe."

zero /ˈziːroʊ/ numeral

the number 0

"There are zero mistakes in her work."

"The probability of a zero-sum outcome in this negotiation is considered negligible."

one /wʌn/ numeral

the number 1

"I have one brother."

"Only one candidate met all the specified criteria for the senior position."

twelve /twɛlv/ numeral

the number 12

"A year has twelve months."

"The clock struck twelve, and everyone in the hall began celebrating the arrival of the new year."

thirteen /ˈθɜrtiːn/ numeral

the number 13

"There are thirteen students."

"There were thirteen participants in the final round of the competition."

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