Essential English Vocabulary and UK City Names Reference

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Key Geographical Locations in the British Isles

Cities in the United Kingdom and Ireland

  • Scotland: Inverness, Aberdeen, Glasgow, Edinburgh
  • Ireland (Republic of): Dublin, Galway, Limerick, Cork
  • Northern Ireland: Belfast
  • Wales: Cardiff
  • England: Newcastle, Leeds, York, Manchester, Sheffield, Birmingham, Stratford-upon-Avon, Oxford, Cambridge, Gloucester, Bristol, Bath, London, Canterbury, Hastings, Brighton, Portsmouth, Southampton, Exeter, Plymouth, Liverpool

Essential Irregular Verbs and Spanish Meanings

(Base Form / Simple Past / Past Participle / Spanish Translation)

  • BEAT / BEAT / BEATEN (batir)
  • BITE / BIT / BITTEN (morder)
  • BURN / BURNT / BURNT (quemar)
  • CATCH / CAUGHT / CAUGHT (coger)
  • CAN / COULD / - (poder)
  • DRAW / DREW / DRAWN (dibujar)
  • FIGHT / FOUGHT / FOUGHT (luchar)
  • FIND / FOUND / FOUND (encontrar)
  • GROW / GREW / GROWN (cultivar)
  • HIDE / HID / HIDDEN (esconder)
  • HIT / HIT / HIT (golpear)
  • HOLD / HELD / HELD (sujetar)
  • HURT / HURT / HURT (herir)
  • LAY / LAID / LAID (poner mesa)
  • LEAVE / LEFT / LEFT (salir)
  • SELL / SOLD / SOLD (vender)
  • SEND / SENT / SENT (enviar)
  • SET / SET / SET (colocar)
  • SHOOT / SHOT / SHOT (disparar)
  • SHOW / SHOWED / SHOWN (mostrar)
  • SHUT / SHUT / SHUT (cerrar puerta)
  • SINK / SANK / SUNK (hundir)
  • SPEND / SPENT / SPENT (gastar)
  • STEAL / STOLE / STOLEN (robar)
  • TAKE / TOOK / TAKEN (coger)
  • TELL / TOLD / TOLD (contar/decir)

English Verb Tenses: Example Conjugations

Using the third person singular pronoun "He":

  • He eats (Simple Present)
  • He is eating (Present Continuous)
  • He ate (Simple Past)
  • He was eating (Past Continuous)
  • He will eat (Simple Future)
  • He would eat (Conditional)
  • He is going to eat (Future Intention)

Core Vocabulary Lists

Family Members and Relationships

  • Father, Mother, Son, Daughter, Children
  • Grandfather, Grandmother, Grandson, Great-Grandmother
  • Brother, Sister, Cousin, Uncle, Aunt, Nephew, Niece
  • In-Laws: Father-in-law, Brother-in-law, Daughter-in-law
  • Other: Stepbrother, Godfather, Husband, Wife

Body Parts

  • Head, Hair, Ears, Forehead, Eyes, Eyelashes, Eyebrow, Nose, Mouth, Lips, Cheek, Chin, Neck, Back, Shoulder, Chest, Belly, Waist
  • Arms and Hands: Arm, Elbow, Fingers, Thumb, Wrist, Hand
  • Legs and Feet: Leg, Knee, Ankle, Foot/Feet, Toes, Heel, Calf
  • Miscellaneous: Novel

Clothing and Accessories

  • Accessories: Scarf, Gloves, Earrings, Ring, Necklace, Bracelet, Cap, Watch, Tie, Bowtie, Sunglasses, Belt, Braces
  • Underwear: Tights, Socks, Underpants, Bra, Knickers
  • Outerwear: Raincoat, Pullover, T-shirt, Shirt, Trousers, Dress, Suit, Waistcoat, Tracksuit, Dressing Gown, Hat, Polo Shirt, Shorts
  • Footwear: Slippers, Shoes, Boots, Trainers
  • Miscellaneous: Pyjamas, Boy/Girl Swimsuit, Cat

Modes of Transport

  • Bike, Bus, Car, Coach, Ferry, Helicopter, Hot-Air Balloon, Lorry, Minibus, Moped, Motorbike, Plane, Ship, Taxi, Train, Tram, Underground, Van, Yacht

Stages of Life

  • Baby, Toddler, Schoolchild, Teenager, Young Adult, Middle Aged, Elderly

Public Places and Buildings

  • Bank, Cinema, Library, Museum, Newsagent, Pharmacy, Restaurant, Supermarket, Theatre, Art Gallery, Bowling Alley, Coffee Shop, Department Store, Ice-Rink, Internet Café, Police Station, Post Office, Shopping Centre, Bookshop

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