Nature Basics
A1 Beginner

Nature Basics β€” A1 English Lesson

πŸ“… 2026-09-27πŸ“Š A1 BeginnerπŸ“š 10 new words🎧 daily podcast

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tree
tree /TREE/
noun
a big plant with a trunk and leaves
"The tree is very big."
river
river /RIV-er/
noun
water that moves through land to the sea
"The river is long."
sun
sun /SUN/
noun
the big bright light in the sky
"The sun is hot today."
flower
flower /FLOW-er/
noun
the colorful part of a plant
"The flower is red."
cloud
cloud /KLOUD/
noun
white or gray water in the sky
"The cloud is white."
mountain
mountain /MOUN-tin/
noun
a very high hill
"The mountain is very high."
sea
sea /SEE/
noun
big blue water, smaller than the ocean
"The sea is blue."
bird
bird /BERD/
noun
an animal with wings that flies
"The bird is in the tree."
rain
rain /RAYN/
noun
water that falls from the sky
"I like the rain."
grass
grass /GRASS/
noun
the green plants on the ground
"The grass is green."
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πŸ“Grammar: 3A: Choosing between comparatives and superlatives

**Comparatives** compare two things, like a **tree** and a **flower**. Add **-er** to short adjectives: **taller than**, **bigger than**. For long adjectives, use **more + adjective + than**. A **mountain** can be **more beautiful than** a **cloud**. Some words change. **Good** becomes **better**, and **bad** becomes **worse**. The **sun** is **better than** the **rain** for a picnic. To say two things are the same, use **(not) as + adjective + as**. The **grass** is **as** green **as** the **tree**. **Superlatives** compare three or more things. Use **the** + **-est**: **the tallest**, **

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