Biblioteca de packs

Packs de palabras listos para usar: cada uno es una lista con definiciones, ejemplos y el texto en el que esas palabras aparecen. El pack entra entero en tu diccionario y luego sigue tus repasos.

Alemán

• Deutsch A1Deutsch – the first words – things, people, everyday actions42 palabras
• Deutsch A2Deutsch – everyday life: home, work, travel, feelings42 palabras
• Deutsch B1Deutsch – abstract and connecting words, the ones that carry an argument42 palabras
• Deutsch B2Deutsch – precise words where a simpler one would have been vague42 palabras
• Deutsch C1Deutsch – shades of meaning, register, words that place a sentence42 palabras
• Deutsch C2Deutsch – rare and exact – the words a native speaker reaches for last44 palabras

Español

• Español A1Español – the first words – things, people, everyday actions42 palabras
• Español A2Español – everyday life: home, work, travel, feelings42 palabras
• Español B1Español – abstract and connecting words, the ones that carry an argument42 palabras
• Español B2Español – precise words where a simpler one would have been vague42 palabras
• Español C1Español – shades of meaning, register, words that place a sentence42 palabras
• Español C2Español – rare and exact – the words a native speaker reaches for last45 palabras

Francés

• Français A1Français – the first words – things, people, everyday actions42 palabras
• Français A2Français – everyday life: home, work, travel, feelings42 palabras
• Français B1Français – abstract and connecting words, the ones that carry an argument42 palabras
• Français B2Français – precise words where a simpler one would have been vague42 palabras
• Français C1Français – shades of meaning, register, words that place a sentence42 palabras
• Français C2Français – rare and exact – the words a native speaker reaches for last45 palabras

Inglés

• Airport and stationTen words for getting through a terminal without guessing. Signs, queues, and the bag that did not arrive.10 palabras
• Body and healthTen words for describing what hurts and how badly. The minimum for a pharmacy, a doctor, or an honest answer to “how are you?”.10 palabras
• English A1English – the first words – things, people, everyday actions51 palabras
• English A2English – everyday life: home, work, travel, feelings51 palabras
• English B1English – abstract and connecting words, the ones that carry an argument51 palabras · con texto
• English B2English – precise words where a simpler one would have been vague51 palabras
• English C1English – shades of meaning, register, words that place a sentence51 palabras
• English C2English – rare and exact – the words a native speaker reaches for last52 palabras
• Everyday phrasal verbsTen phrasal verbs that natives use hourly and textbooks bury on page 300. Each one replaces a stiffer word you already know.10 palabras
• Feelings, preciselyTen words for states that “happy” and “sad” cannot reach. If your English feelings all come out as “fine”, start here.10 palabras
• Kitchen basicsTen things you touch every time you cook: the pans, the sink, the lid you cannot find. Enough to describe a kitchen without pointing at it.10 palabras · con texto
• Money talkTen words for bills, wages and the gap between them. The vocabulary of renting a flat and reading a payslip.10 palabras
• Saying you disagreeTen words for pushing back in English without sounding rude – the hedges, the concessions, and the polite knife.10 palabras
• Small talk at workTen words that carry a working day: the meeting that could have been an email, the deadline, the colleague covering for you.10 palabras · con texto
• Time and habitsTen words for saying how often, how soon, and how late. Adverbs of frequency that do more than “sometimes”.10 palabras
• Weather and skyTen words for what is happening outside the window – beyond “nice” and “horrible”. Half of them are what English people actually say every morning.10 palabras · con texto
• Work and careerTwenty words you meet in your first month at any job – in a short story where all of them actually appear.22 palabras · con texto
• Working Parents: Family, Money and TimeНабор академической лексики для темы «оба родителя работают»: причины (деньги, карьера женщин), последствия для детей и возможные решения. Уровень B2–C1, 19 выражений – почти все многословные коллокации и идиомы, а не отдельные слова. После набора вы сможете уверенно писать IELTS Writing Task 2 и говорить в Part 3 о семье, воспитании и балансе работы и личной жизни: объяснять, почему семьи живут на два дохода, описывать, как занятость родителей влияет на отношения и поведение детей, и предлагать19 palabras · con texto