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English Vocabulary · Grade 1 Live Review Preview

1st Grade Vocabulary Words

First-grade vocabulary grows from phonics into fluent reading. Children meet common sight words, irregular spellings, useful classroom language, and everyday words that help them understand stories and simple informational texts.

These 300 words do not repeat the Phonics/CVC level. The list is informed by the supplied high-frequency-word poster and public first-grade vocabulary references, then reorganized into original lessons with newly written meanings, examples, reading, and questions.

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300 words
Words 111–120 of 300
#WordPattern / part of speechMeaningSample sentence
111theirdeterminerair sound spelling1. leur 2. leursThe students placed their bags on the shelf.
112thereadverbair sound spelling1. là 2. là-bas 3. yPlease set the basket over there.
113there'spronounair sound spellingil y aThere's a frog beside the pond.
114boynounoi sound spellinggarçonThe boy carried a red umbrella.
115beverblong e spellingêtreBe careful near the wet floor.
116hepronounlong e spelling1. il 2. luiHe brought an apple for lunch.
117mepronounlong e spelling1. me 2. moiPlease show me your drawing.
118shepronounlong e spellingelleShe planted a sunflower seed.
119beganverblong e spelling1. commencer 2. démarrer 3. se mettreThe concert began at seven o'clock.
120evenadjectivelong e spellingplatPlace the blocks in an even row.

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