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English words with pictures
Picture Words · What is it?
462 words, 23 topics, real photos. See a picture, pick the word, and hear it spoken.
lion, elephant, giraffe, zebra, monkey…
cow, goat, sheep, pig, hen…
eagle, owl, parrot, ostrich, flamingo…
fish, shark, whale, dolphin, octopus…
butterfly, bee, ant, spider, mosquito…
apple, banana, mango, orange, pineapple…
carrot, tomato, onion, potato, cabbage…
bread, rice, egg, milk, cheese…
pencil, pen, ruler, eraser, sharpener…
football, basketball, volleyball, tennis, swimming…
ball, bat, racket, goal, helmet…
head, face, hand, foot, eye…
shirt, T-shirt, trousers, dress, skirt…
car, bus, bicycle, motorbike, truck…
bed, table, sofa, cupboard, door…
plate, cup, spoon, fork, knife…
sun, moon, cloud, rain, rainbow…
doctor, nurse, teacher, farmer, police officer…
drum, guitar, piano, violin, trumpet…
phone, laptop, computer, camera, radio…
hammer, saw, spanner, drill, axe…
umbrella, key, glasses, wallet, coin…
school, hospital, market, bank, shop…
A real photo appears — an elephant, a ruler, a mango.
Tap the right English word. Some rounds ask you to find the picture instead.
Get it right and the word is spoken, so you learn how to say it too.
Every topic has its own leaderboard. Beat your best and climb it.
The quickest way to learn a new word is to see the thing it names. Picture Words shows you a real photograph — not a cartoon — and asks what is it? Choose the right English word and you hear it spoken, so you learn what it means and how to say it at the same time.
There are 462 everyday words in 23 topics, from wild animals and farm animals to fruits, vegetables, classroom objects, sports, clothes, jobs, transport and the kitchen. Each topic has a picture dictionary with an example sentence for every word, and its own leaderboard.
It is made for children starting English in primary school, for beginners of any age, and for teachers who want a quick vocabulary game for the whole class. It works on any phone or computer, needs no download and no account, and uses British English spelling.
You see a real photograph and choose the English word for it — or see a word and find its picture. When you get it right, the word is spoken aloud, so you learn its meaning and its sound together. Every word also has a short example sentence.
23 topics with more than 460 words: wild animals, farm animals, birds, sea animals, insects, fruits, vegetables, food, classroom objects, body parts, clothes, sports, sports equipment, transport, the house, the kitchen, nature and weather, jobs, musical instruments, technology, tools, everyday objects and places in town.
Yes. It is made for children starting English and for beginners of any age learning English as a second language. Real photos, one short question at a time, and British English spelling.
Yes. A correct answer is spoken automatically, and every word in the picture dictionary under each topic has a speaker button.
No. The game runs in any web browser on a phone, tablet or computer, and you can play as a guest. Pick a name at the end of a round to put your score on the leaderboard; a free account keeps your scores together.