mountain
/ˈmaʊntən/A very high piece of land with rock at the top, much higher than a hill.
Example: We climbed the mountain and rested at the top.
A110 words · Beginner
Countryside vocabulary — A1
Countryside vocabulary for the basics, such as a mountain, a river and a farm, plus a forest, a field and sheep grazing on grass.
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10river
/ˈrɪvər/A long line of fresh water that flows across the land to the sea.
Example:
The river runs right through the middle of the city.
farm
/fɑrm/A place in the country where people grow food and keep animals.
Example:
My uncle works on a farm near the mountains.
forest
/ˈfɔrəst/A large area of land covered with many trees growing close together.
Example:
We walked through the forest for nearly two hours.
field
/fild/A piece of flat open land in the country, usually with a fence or wall around it.
Example:
Some cows are standing in the field near the road.
tree
/tri/A tall plant with a wooden trunk, branches and leaves.
Example:
An old oak tree stood in the middle of the field.
grass
/ɡræs/The green plant that covers fields and gardens.
Example:
The sheep were eating grass in the field.
sheep
/ʃip/A farm animal kept for wool and meat, that says 'baa'.
Example:
A flock of sheep grazed on the hillside.
cow
/kaʊ/A large farm animal kept for milk.
Example:
The farmer milked the cow early every morning.
barn
/bɑrn/A large farm building used to store crops or keep animals.
Example:
They stored the hay in the old barn.
