As you all know, we started a series of 1000 common English words. So, here’s the fourth lesson of this series. Learn the entire lesson and enhance your vocabulary skills in English. When your vocabulary collection is good, then your speaking, writing, and reading skills will be good. Follow this series and enhance your vocabulary skills.
Check the previous lesson of this series:
1000 Common English Words Part-4
In the previous lessons, we learned the first 400 common English words with their use in sentences. Now, we are going to continue the list from 301 words to 400. In this list, we are continuing our series from 301. All are given below; let’s learn:
- understand: “I understand your point completely now.”
- visit: “I’ll visit my grandparents this weekend.”
- around: “She traveled around the world alone.”
- best: “He’s the best player in town.”
- call: “Can you call me back later?”
- cut: “Be careful not to cut yourself.”
- dinner: “We had dinner at a fancy restaurant.”
- down: “He walked slowly down the stairs.”
- explain: “Please explain this concept to me.”
- get: “Can you get me some water?”
- interesting: “The movie we watched was very interesting.”
- long: “The bridge is extremely long and high.”
- move: “We plan to move next month.”
- out: “He went out to get groceries.”
- page: “Turn to the next page in the book.”
- reach: “I can’t reach the top shelf.”
- rest: “You need to rest after working all day.”
- set: “The sun set behind the hills.”
- should: “You should listen to his advice.”
- stand: “We had to stand in a long queue.”
- time: “What time is the meeting today?”
- up: “She looked up at the stars.”
- answer: “Can you answer this question for me?”
- between: “The shop is between the library and the park.”
- clear: “Her instructions were very clear and easy to follow.”
- country: “I love traveling to a new country every year.”
- dance: “She learned to dance professionally in college.”
- do: “Do you know how to play chess?”
- each: “Each student gets a turn to speak.”
- friend: “She is my best friend from school.”
- his: “His bag was left on the bus.”
- job: “He got a new job last week.”
- life: “Life is full of surprises and challenges.”
- more: “We need more chairs for the guests.”
- park: “The children are playing in the park.”
- person: “That person was very kind to help me.”
- ready: “Are you ready to leave now?”
- second: “This is the second time we met.”
- soon: “I hope to see you soon again.”
- that: “That book belongs to her brother.”
- we: “We enjoyed the picnic in the park.”
- why: “Why are you so late today?”
- able: “She is able to complete the task alone.”
- before: “Please wash your hands before eating.”
- but: “I want to go, but I’m too tired.”
- clean: “The house looks very clean now.”
- close: “Please close the door gently behind you.”
- dream: “Her dream is to become a doctor.”
- eight: “We will meet at eight o’clock sharp.”
- for: “This gift is for my best friend.”
- hand: “She raised her hand to ask a question.”
- inside: “The cat is sleeping inside the house.”
- now: “I want you to come now, not later.”
- or: “Would you like tea or coffee with breakfast?”
- picture: “This picture reminds me of my childhood.”
- river: “The river flows calmly through the valley.”
- ship: “The ship sailed across the vast ocean.”
- shop: “I went to the shop to buy milk.”
- sit: “Please sit down and make yourself comfortable.”
- table: “The dinner table was beautifully set for guests.”
- very: “This restaurant serves very delicious food.”
- write: “She loves to write stories in her free time.”
- air: “The fresh air feels so refreshing.”
- black: “He wore a black suit for the meeting.”
- cinema: “We are going to the cinema tonight.”
- daughter: “Her daughter loves to read books about science.”
- eat: “Let’s eat dinner together at the new restaurant.”
- from: “This parcel is from your cousin in New York.”
- good: “He always gives good advice to everyone.”
- head: “She nodded her head in agreement.”
- cheese: “Would you like some cheese on your sandwich?”
- important: “It’s important to exercise regularly for good health.”
- land: “The land was fertile and perfect for farming.”
- money: “He saved money to buy a new car.”
- pay: “Please pay the bill before leaving the shop.”
- problem: “This math problem is really hard to solve.”
- run: “He likes to run early in the morning.”
- same: “We both wore the same dress to the party.”
- see: “I can’t wait to see you tomorrow.”
- send: “Can you send me the document via email?”
- thing: “What’s that thing you’re holding in your hand?”
- work: “I need to finish my work before dinner.”
- any: “Do you have any questions for the professor?”
- as: “She’s as tall as her older sister now.”
- better: “You’re feeling much better than yesterday, right?”
- cold: “It’s so cold today; wear a warm jacket.”
- come: “Please come to my house for the party.”
- doctor: “She is studying to become a doctor soon.”
- find: “Did you find the keys I lost earlier?”
- game: “We played a fun game during the party.”
- idea: “That’s a brilliant idea for the new project.”
- kind: “She is very kind to help everyone.”
- live (v): “He lives in a small town near the mountains.”
- make: “Can you make me a cup of coffee?”
- peace: “We wish for world peace and unity.”
- popular: “That restaurant is popular for its desserts.”
- right: “You were right about the directions.”
- small: “He has a small garden at the back.”
- so: “I was so tired after the long walk.”
- some: “Can I have some of your chocolate?”
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