General Vocabulary flowcharts
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This page gathers General Vocabulary flowcharts on everyday verbs, family, hobbies and more. They offer school students and primary pupils vocabulary to practise, and teachers ready-made material for primary and secondary learners. There are over 50 community-made flowcharts to explore; pick a topic and start reading.
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- Word Meanings and Relationships318
- Word Formation154
- Verbs and Expressions759
- Adjectives and Describing People617
- Family, Relationships and Feelings321
- Body and Health175
- Food and Drink451
- Clothes, Shopping and Money408
- Home and Daily Routines470
- School, Work and Business622
- Places, Countries and Travel627
- Animals and the Natural World543
- Sports, Leisure and Celebrations214
- Society and Technology249
- Academic and Exam Vocabulary304
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Use of do, make, take, bring
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Learning English with Harry Potter
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SPORTS & HOBBIES
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Unit 2 "LOVE" Part 1
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False Friends or Cognates
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vocabulary NS 4
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Family members
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SO 7.2
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Ingles Mojon x1000
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digrama
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New Words
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Vocabulary
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LIFESTYLE
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INGLES
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SEMANTICS
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objects
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vocabulary circle Tarea para hoy de ingles
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ingles
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PLACES TO STAY
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Vocabulary NS 3
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SO unit 7
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INGLES
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Ingles grafico
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Jobs and Professions
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Parts of the house
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About general vocabulary flowcharts
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These flowcharts organise English vocabulary in different ways. “Family members” shows family relationships, while “Parts of the house” groups words by room. “Use of do, make, take, bring” gives examples of everyday verbs. You can also explore likes and dislikes, sports and hobbies, and words linked to Harry Potter.
Choose a starting point
For a familiar topic, start with “Parts of the house”. Look at the words under each room, then cover them and see which you can recall. If you want to compare similar-looking words, try “False Friends or Cognates” instead.
Work through one flowchart at a time, noting the words or examples you want to revisit. When you want a different way to practise, switch to flashcards on the General Vocabulary unit page; use a quiz when you are ready to check what you remember. Choose a flowchart and give it a try.
Frequently asked questions
Which flowchart is a good place to start?
“Parts of the house” is a useful starting point if you want a familiar topic. It groups words under rooms such as the kitchen and bedroom. Read one group, then see which words you can recall before moving to another room.
What do the General Vocabulary flowcharts cover?
The collection includes flowcharts on family relationships, parts of the house, everyday verbs, likes and dislikes, and sports and hobbies. There are also resources on false friends and vocabulary linked to Harry Potter. The flowcharts use examples, meanings or groupings to present words.
Are these flowcharts free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. The flowcharts were made by GoConqr users, not by GoConqr. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.