with
/wɪð/
Together with another person or thing.
Example
I live with my sister.
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/wɪð/
Together with another person or thing.
Example
I live with my sister.
Source level: A1. Practise meanings and examples. Individual senses may need a different level.
/wɪð/
Together with another person or thing.
I live with my sister.
/ˈmɔː/
A larger amount, or something extra.
Can I have more water, please?
/æz/
Used in as ... as to say that two things are equal in some way.
My bag is as big as yours.
/ðeə/
In or at that place.
Your bag is over there.
/taɪm/
The hour and minutes shown by a clock.
What time is it?
/æt/
Shows where someone or something is.
I am at the bus stop.
/ˈpiːpəl/
More than one person.
There are three people in the room.
/ˈkæn/
Be able to do something.
I can swim.
/baɪ/
Near or next to something.
My bag is by the door.
/ˈɔːl.səʊ/
Too; in addition.
I have a brother. I also have a sister.