Showing posts with label VOCABULARY. Show all posts
Showing posts with label VOCABULARY. Show all posts

THE 500 MOST COMMON WORDS IN ENGLISH – WORDS 6 - 10


THE 500 MOST COMMON WORDS IN ENGLISH – WORDS 6 - 10


VOCABULARY IS ESSENTIAL TO LEARN A LANGUAGE. THERE ARE 500 WORDS THAT ARE FREQUENTLY USED IN ENGLISH. LEARN AND PRACTICE THEM AND YOUR ENGLISH WILL FLOURISH!

WORDS 6 – 10

In – Preposition

-      I will finish in ten minutes.
-      He jogs in the park.
-      She wants to eat in the restaurant.

Is – Verb

-      He is a doctor.
-      It is a national holiday.
-      This is my computer.


It – Pronoun

-      It all started today.
-      It is John.
-      It never rains here.

You - Pronoun

-      It is you who is to blame.
-      You are the highest bidder.
-      You are doctors.


 That- Pronoun

-      That is my bag.
-      This is my father and that is his house.
-      The horse that he bought is beautiful.


JJJ

THE 500 MOST COMMON WORDS IN ENGLISH – WORDS 1 -5


THE 500 MOST COMMON WORDS IN ENGLISH – WORDS 1 -5


VOCABULARY IS ESSENTIAL TO LEARN A LANGUAGE. THERE ARE 500 WORDS THAT ARE FREQUENTLY USED IN ENGLISH. LEARN AND PRACTICE THEM AND YOUR ENGLISH WILL FLOURISH!

WORDS 1 – 5

1. The – definite article

-       The book is on the desk.
-       I walked through the forest.
-       The boy is very sad.


2. Of - preposition

- I drink a lot of milk.
- People are dying of hunger.
- The world is filled with thoughts of love.


3. To – preposition

-       He came to the house.
-       I travelled to France.
-       They were sentenced to jail.


4. And – conjunction

-       I love to eat fish and chips.
-       He bought fruit and vegetables.
-       They play tennis and football.


5. A – indefinite article

-       I own a house.
-       He has a cup of coffee every morning.
-       Sara needs a minute to get dressed.


JJJ


ADJECTIVES OF EMOTION


ADJECTIVES OF EMOTION

The best way to improve your conversation skills in any language is to build up your VOCABULARY.

- AN ADJECTIVE is a describing word.   

- ADJECTIVES are words that describe NOUNS and PRONOUNS.

- Below is a small list of FUN ADJECTIVES OF EMOTION that you can use when you want to describe emotions and moods  

- Getting familiar and trying to learn some of these adjectives will also help you build up your vocabulary and help you become a SUPER COOL ENGLISH SPEAKER! ENJOY!JJJ

A

Attentive, Accepting, Afraid, Accommodating, Agitated, Alarmed, Amused, Astounded, Anxious, Aggressive, Antagonistic, Amazed

B

Bold, Brave, Bothered

C

Calm, Comfortable, Conflicted, Critical, Capable, Competitive, Content, Curious, Casual, Cynical, Charming, Cheerful, Conservative, Cool, Creative, Considerate

D

Distressed, Distraught, Distracted, Devoted, Devious, Depressed, Defensive, Dazzled, Destructive

E

Exuberant, Exhausted, Enthusiastic, Edgy, Euphoric, Elated

F

Frightened, Forgiving, Focused, Flexible, Flabbergasted, Fierce, Ferocious

G

Grouchy, Guilty, Gloomy, Good, Grateful

H

Harassed, Hesitant, Hopeful, Hostile, Humble, Humorous, Happy

I

Idealistic, Ill-tempered, Indifferent Impolite

J

Jumpy, Joyful, Jealous, Jolly

K

Kind

 L

Loyal, Liberal, Loving

M

Magnificent, Magical, Mysterious

N

Nervy, Needy, Neglected, Negative

O

Opinionated

P

Passionate, Powerful, Patient, Prideful, Petrified, Placid, Pleased, Panicky

Q

Quarrelsome, Queasy

R

Rational, Reasonable, Reflective, Remorseful, Rude, Responsive, Respectful Ruthless

S

Safe, Sad, Speechless, Sweet, Suspicious, Serene

T

Tactful, Tense, Thoughtful, Terrific, Thoughtless, Tranquil, Truthful

U

Uneasy, Uptight, Unnerved, Upset, Uncivil

V

Vulnerable, Vigorous, Vile

W

Warm, Wild, Witty, Weak, Wise, Welcoming

X

Y

Youthful

Z

Zealous

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