bye · exclamation

goodbye

• Dictionary example:

  • Are you going? Bye then.

• Learner example:

  • Bye, see you soon. (Key English Test; A2; Spanish)

café · noun

a small restaurant where you can buy drinks and light meals

• Dictionary example:

  • There's a little café on the corner that serves very good coffee.

• Learner example:

  • There's a new café near my home. (Key English Test; A2; Vietnamese)

cake · noun

a sweet food made from flour, butter, sugar and eggs, mixed together and baked

• Dictionary examples:

  • chocolate cake
  • a birthday cake
  • Would you like a piece of/a slice of cake?
  • He made/baked a delicious cake.

• Learner example:

  • Your chocolate cake is great too. (Skills for Life (Entry 1); A1; French)

camera · noun

a device for taking photographs or making films or television programmes

• Dictionary examples:

  • I forgot to take my camera with me to Portugal, so I couldn't take any photos.
  • Television camera crews broadcast the event all round the world.

• Learner example:

  • I like it, because my camera has broken. (Key English Test; A2; Turkish)

can (ABILITY)

to be able to

• Dictionary examples:

  • Can you drive?
  • She can speak four languages.
  • I can't read that sign over there - what does it say?

• Learner example:

  • It was difficult to join two words of English correct[l]y. Now I can speak. (Skills for Life (Entry 1); A1; Somali)