World English, Third Edition Level 2 Vocabulary List - Unit Vocabulary Lists

Oct 1, 2026

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World English Third Edition Level 2 vocabulary list organized by ten units, presenting ready-to-study word groups for everyday communication and academic settings. Entries cover abilities, schedules and routines, food and diet, growth and farming topics, travel and transportation, and public spaces. Additional units address health and body systems vocabulary, goals and progress, environmental protection, wildlife and endangered species, commerce and community life, and travel documents for flight reservations and check-in.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryExam

FormatPDF

Pages12

Reading Time30 min

AccessFree to download

Unit 1

Unit 2

Unit 3

Unit 4

Unit 5

Unit 6

Unit 7

Unit 8

Unit 9

Unit 10

World English, Third Edition Level 2 Vocabulary List Unit 1 ability ago ancestors available carry a cell phone check your email claim climb a mountain crops crops dairy diet dishes eat fruit for breakfast eat lunch in a cafeteria experience farmers grains grow ingredients last meals practice English grammar prepare protein raise salt sells special sugar talk with a classmate truth try new foods variety vitamins wear athletic shoes Unit 2 avoid become calf common communicate connect customs dictionary endangered experiences extinct fluent has increase make small talk polite rhythm ways Unit 3 accident art museums busses and trains coffee shops crosswalk crowded design government buildings lane million movie theaters neighborhoods noisy parks and gardens pedestrians permits population population growth shopping centers sidewalk sports arenas traffic traffic jam transportation vehicles Unit 4 artery bad/worse/worst bone brain enemy far/farther/farthest fever genes good/better/best headache heart hiccups indigestion insomnia joint kidney lifestyle lungs muscle narrower nausea participants pimple skin sore throat stomach stress vein Unit 5 accomplishment achieve a goal achieved although banned broke down carpet challenge collects communities convinced deal with device endangered exports extinct face a challenge give up goal grew up immediate inspire kept on make progress plastic progress put up with ran out of reefs result seem set out significant straw watch out yarn Unit 6 asserts career childish consumers dairy develop direction effective elderly electricity events eventually family members finances financial financially friends heat in his/her twenties innovative inventions load mature mesmerize middle-aged negative neighbors opportunities other people in your community positive realized relationship retired time-consuming tough youthful Unit 7 adores amount blog build/built choices compost find/found fly/flown give/given instead jar know/known luxuries luxury necessities priorities produce put/put quality reduce satisfying send/sent usual waste write/written Unit 8 badly carefully climate contribute community disappearing endangered species environment extinct habitat hard melting organization orphaned permanently protect quickly rapidly species stuck wild Unit 9 BCE beyond bison bring back bring up challenging culture deer exchange figure out goods help out network opportunities plague published put on reindeer risk set off sheep silk trade turn on Unit 10 airline agent apply for a visa baggage boarding pass book a flight carry-on bag check-out citizen claim departure destination gate make a reservation motivating (online) check-in online booking search security check stimulate terminal

FAQs

What topics does Unit 1 focus on in the vocabulary list?

Unit 1 includes vocabulary for abilities, time-related expressions, family and farm life, food and meals, grammar practice, and everyday classroom conversations.

Which units include vocabulary related to health and the human body?

Units 4 and 6 contain many health-related terms, including body parts and systems, common symptoms, and lifestyle or stress vocabulary.

How do Units 9 and 10 differ in vocabulary coverage?

Unit 9 emphasizes themes such as culture, goods and exchange, risk and plagues, and ancient references like BCE. Unit 10 focuses on traveling by air, including booking a flight, boarding pass and gate terms, and visa or check-in vocabulary.

Oct 1, 2026

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