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Question		Answer
A apple; ant start learning		a; ay Alpha
B bee, bus start learning		bee Bravo
C car, cat start learning		cee Charlie
D dog, dinosaur start learning		dee Delta
E elephant start learning		ee Echo
F fox, fireman start learning		eff Foxtrot
G goose, ghost, guitar, giraffe, grapes, gifts, glass, glasses, gloves, grasshopper start learning		gee/jee Golf
H helicopter, hippopotamus start learning		aitch/haitch Hotel
I icecream start learning		i India
J Jeep start learning		jay Juliet
K king, key, koala, kettle, kanguru, kite, knife, knot start learning		kay Kilo
L leaves, lamb, lemon start learning		el/ell Lima
M milk, monkey start learning		em Mike
N nine, nurse, nail, note start learning		en November
O owl, orange, octopus start learning		o Oscar
P penguin, pie, pizza, pear start learning		pee Papa
Q queen, quarterback, quack quack start learning		cue Quebec
R rainbow, rattle, rose, rocket start learning		ar Romeo
S sock, stool, skate, sun, snake start learning		ess Sierra
T truck, tiger, train, top, telephone, tooth, tree, today, tire, toast, talk start learning		tee Tango
U umbrella, unicorn, up start learning		u Uniform
V vase, vulture, vegetables, van start learning		vee Victor
W watermelon, whale, web start learning		double-U Whisky
X box, six, fox start learning		ex X-Ray
Y yellow start learning		wy Yankee
Z zebra, zero, zigzag, zipper, zero start learning		zee/zed Zulu
I am a cauliflower and I can spell it: start learning		cee-a-u-el-i-ef-el-o-double-u-e-ar
SUBJECT PRONOUNS Subject pronouns indicate the person or object we are talking about. start learning		I, You, He, She, It, We, You, They. PERSON: singular (1st, 2nd, 3rd male, 3rd female, 3rd neutral) plural (1st, 2nd, 3rd)
TO BE I am small. I am in New York. start learning		the verb "to be" means to exist
I start learning		I am innocent.
You start learning		You are guilty.
He start learning		He is guilty. He is the guilty one.
We start learning		We are innocent.
You start learning		You are the guilty ones!
They start learning		They are idiots.
Peek-a-boo. Here I am. start learning		Now I am not. esconde-esconde; cu cu
To Be in the Present Simple The SIMPLE PRESENT FORM of TO BE start learning		I am, You are, He is, She is, It is, We are, You are, They are. I'm, You're, He's, She's, It's, We're, You're, They're
to make QUESTIONS, invert the subject and the verb. start learning		Am I? Are you? Is he? Is she? Is it? Are we? Are you? Are they?
To make NEGATIVES, insert NOT after the verb "to be". start learning		I am not, You are not, He is not, She is not, It is not, We are not, You are not, They are not. I'm not, You aren't, He isn't, She isn't. It isn't, We aren't, You aren't, They aren't.
Place prepositions start learning		Among, on, over, in front of, in, under, behind, next to, between.
Where is it? start learning		The lamp is next to the chaise lounge. The cat is under the chaise lounge. The pants are in front of the cat. The picture is behind the chaise lounge.
Where are these people from? start learning		I'm from Russia. I'm from China. I'm from Japan.
QUESTION words Who is she? How much does he earn? How old is he? Where is he from? start learning		are used to ask for information and require more than a "yes" or "no" answer. What's his name? What's he like? What's his address? What's his phone number? What does he do? What is he into?
WHAT What's his name? start learning		asking for information about something
WHEN When is he coming? start learning		asking for time
WHERE Where is he from? start learning		asking for place
WHO Who is he? start learning		asking for person
WHY Why do you like him? start learning		asking for reason
HOW How is he in bed? start learning		asking for manner
WHICH Which one do you like? start learning		asking for choice
WHOSE Whose bag is this? start learning		asking for possession
WHOM Whom are you going to date? start learning		asking for which person
HOW MUCH/HOW MANY How much does he earn? start learning		asking for quantity
HOW COME How come he doesn't call me? start learning		asking for reason (informal expression for "why?")
If the question word is the object of the preposition, Where is he from? or What did he come for? start learning		put the preposition at the end. Where is he from? or What did he come for?
They will give you a terrible beating at school tomorrow. I wish you the best. SUBJECT + VERB + INDIRECT OBJECT + DIRECT OBJECT + PLACE + TIME start learning		WORD ORDER IN positive SENTENCES
Why did you send him anonymous letters to his office every day? Where were you the night of the murder? QUESTION WORD + AUXILIARY VERB + SUBJECT + VERB + INDIRECT OBJECT + DIRECT OBJECT + PLACE+ TIME start learning		WORD ORDER IN questions In questions, the auxiliary verb (or the main verb "to be") goes before the subject and interrogatives go at the beginning of the sentence.
She didn't tell him the truth at the pub yesterday. He won't trust her anymore. SUBJECT + VERB + INDIRECT OBJECT + DIRECT OBJECT + PLACE + TIME start learning		WORD ORDER IN negative sentences same as positive sentences, but negative sentences need an auxiliary verb and "not" (except for the verb "to be")
words frame, heel, high-heeled, shoes, bra, underpants start learning		sock, belt, sweater, skirt, shoelaces
place prepositions: among start learning		used when you are mentioning one or two people or things from a larger group
place prepositions: on start learning		touching something or being supported by something
place prepositions: over start learning		above or higher than something OPP under
place prepositions: in front of The pants are in front of the cat. start learning		facing something OPP behind
place prepositions: in Mr. Sweat is in Mrs. Sweat. start learning		used to say the place or container where someone or something is
place prepositions: under The cat is under the chaise lounge. start learning		below or at a lower level than something, or covered by something OPP over
place prepositions: behind The picture is behind the chaise lounge. start learning		at the back of something
place prepositions: next to The lamp is next to the chaise lounge. start learning		beside someone or something
place prepositions: between start learning		used to say that a place is in the middle with other places at a distance from it

The English Alphabet

The English alphabet is a Latin alphabet originated around the 7th century. If you were wondering how many letters are in the alphabet, you have to know that the English alphabet consists of 26 letters. The alphabet is extremely important, the alphabet list being one of the basic things a person should learn to become literate. In order to be able to recognize and write the alphabet letters, our user prepared a lesson dedicated to English alphabet spelling. The flashcards will help you learn the English alphabet spelling and the pronunciation of the alphabet letters. The English alphabet spelling lesson is very important because each person should learn the letters of the alphabet list in order to understand how to read and how is the text associated with spoken language. Learn the English alphabet spelling in no time with this flashcard lesson! Repeat the flashcards of the English alphabet spelling lesson and master them. Our special Spaced Repetition System will remind you which English alphabet spelling flashcards you need to repeat in order to learn the English alphabet spelling perfectly.

Alphabet letters

Here are some examples of the flashcards you will learn with this English alphabet lesson:

1. A (ay) - apple, ant
2. B (bee) - bee, bus
3. C (cee) - car, cat
4. D (dee) - dog, dinosaur
5. E (ee) - elephant
3. F (eff) - fox, fireman
4. G (gee/jee) - goose, ghost, guitar
5. H (aitch/haitch) - helicopter, hippopotamus

Basic English

This lesson will teach you more than just the English alphabet spelling. After you will learn the English alphabet spelling, you can continue going through the flashcards to learn how to form the present tense in English. This will help you express your actions or the actions of other people that happen at the present. Also, learning the present simple will help you form your first English sentences. Learning the English alphabet spelling will also help you learn and understand what are pronouns. Flashcards with the English pronouns are also included in this basic English lesson. The English alphabet spelling flashcard will help you learn the question words to form English questions. This lesson will also teach you the negatives in English and the English word order. You will also find flashcards that will explain to you what is a preposition, what types of prepositions are there in English and will teach you a preposition list. Learn the most basic and important things about English with this flashcard lesson!

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Learning the English alphabet, how to form English questions and present simple, as well as many other important things this lesson will teach you is great, but there are many more English lessons our users prepared for you to continue developing your English language skills. Take a look at the lesson 2 Simple Present, lesson 3 Vocabulary, Punctuation and Numbers lessons to continue learning English with flashcards!

THE ENGLISH ALPHABET

The English Alphabet

Alphabet letters

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