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A2 Level Wordlist - Home

Here you will learn some English words related to home, such as "mailbox", "hall", and "stair", prepared for A2 learners.

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CEFR A2 Vocabulary
hall
hall
[noun]

a passage that is inside a house or building with rooms on both side

Ex: His shoes were lined up neatly in the hall.Ā 
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level
level
[noun]

one of the many floors that are in a building

Ex: The children's department is on the third level of the library.Ā 
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stair
stair
[noun]

a series of steps connecting two floors of a building, particularly built inside a building

Ex: He climbed the stair to reach the second floor.Ā 
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entrance
entrance
[noun]

an opening like a door, gate, or passage that we can use to enter a building, room, etc.

Ex: Please wait for me at the entrance of the museum.Ā 
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gate
gate
[noun]

the part of a fence or wall outside a building that we can open and close to enter or leave a place

Ex: She waited for him outside the school gate.Ā 
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emergency exit

a special way used to exit a building, car, etc. when a problem happens

Ex: Always know the location of the nearest emergency exit.Ā 
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fence
fence
[noun]

a structure like a wall, made of wire, wood, etc. that is placed around an area or a piece of land

Ex: She leaned on the fence and watched the sunset.Ā 
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light
light
[noun]

an object or device that produces brightness, often an electronic item like a lamp

Ex: Can you switch on the light?Ā 
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utility
utility
[noun]

a service that is provided to the public, such as electricity, water, or gas, which is used in daily life

Ex: In winter, the utility costs rise because of the increased use of heating.Ā 
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electricity

a source of power used for lighting, heating, and operating machines

Ex: During the storm, we lost electricity for a few hours.Ā 
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gas
gas
[noun]

a flammable gas used mainly as a fuel

Ex: Gas is often cheaper than electricity for heating homes.Ā 
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heat
heat
[noun]

the method or system used to warm a building and keep it comfortable inside, such as central heating, radiators, etc.

Ex: Could you please turn on the heat it's freezing in here.Ā 
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cable
cable
[noun]

a system that delivers television programming via coaxial or fiber-optic cables

Ex: Our apartment subscribes to a cable service.Ā 
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mailbox
mailbox
[noun]

a box outside the house were letters and packages are put

Ex: Every day, I check the mailbox for the letter I'm expecting.Ā 
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landlord
landlord
[noun]

a person or a company who rents a room, house, building, etc. to someone else

Ex: Before moving out, you should inform your landlord.Ā 
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tenant
tenant
[noun]

someone who pays rent to live in someone else's house, room, etc.

Ex: As a tenant, he's responsible for keeping the apartment clean.Ā 
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lease
lease
[noun]

an agreement in which we agree to pay rent to use someone else's house, room, etc.

Ex: I'm unsure about the lease's terms regarding noise after 10 pmĀ 
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to rent
to rent
[Verb]

to pay someone to use something such as a car, house, etc. for a period of time

Ex: She decided to rent an apartment in the city while working there for a year.Ā 
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cozy
cozy
[Adjective]

(of a place) relaxing and comfortable, particularly because of the warmth or small size of the place

Ex: I like to sit in my cozy armchair with a good book.Ā 
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neighborhood

an area or district of a town or city that forms a community

Ex: I grew up in a small, rural neighborhood outside the city.Ā 
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to live
to live
[Verb]

to have your home somewhere specific

Ex: She prefers to live in a quiet country side away from crowded cities.Ā 
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to move in

to begin to live in a new house or work in a new office

Ex: My roommate will move in next week when her lease is up.Ā 
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to move out

to change the place we live or work

Ex: He was excited but nervous to move out for the first time.Ā 
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