The 3000 Most Common English Words for Conversation

The 3000 Most Common English Words for Conversation

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Learning the most common words in a language is an effective strategy to expand your vocabulary and enhance comprehension. After all, only a fraction of the complete vocabulary is used in everyday conversations. In this article, we’ve compiled the 3000 most frequently spoken English words, organized alphabetically to simplify your study.

Mastering the most frequent English words is crucial for anyone aiming to improve communication quickly and practically. These words cover most everyday situations, allowing you to understand and engage in conversations more confidently.

Additionally, focusing on this vocabulary helps you build a solid foundation to progress to more complex levels of language learning.

Incorporate these words into your routine through activities like:

  1. Reading: Choose simple texts and underline familiar words.
  2. Listening: Tune into podcasts or videos in English and note commonly used words.
  3. Practice: Create sentences using these words and incorporate them into conversations.

This approach boosts your confidence and solidifies knowledge through repetition.



Here’s the list of the most common English words. Each word is accompanied by its meaning, helping you connect vocabulary directly to practical use.

a, an (indefinite article)

abandon (verb)

ability (noun)

able (adjective)

about (preposition, noun, adverb)

above (preposition, noun, adverb)

abroad (adverb)

absolute (adjective)

absolutely (adverb)

academic (adjective)

accept (verb)

acceptable (adjective)

access (noun, verb)

accident (noun)

accompany (verb)

according to (preposition, noun)

account (noun, verb)

accurate (adjective)

accuse (verb)

achieve (verb)

achievement (noun)

acknowledge (verb)

acquire (verb)

across (preposition, noun, adverb)

act (verb, noun)

action (noun)

active (adjective)

activity (noun)

actor (noun)

actress (noun)

actual (adjective)

actually (adverb)

ad (noun)

adapt (verb)

add (verb)

addition (noun)

additional (adjective)

address (noun, verb)

administration (noun)

admire (verb)

admit (verb)

adopt (verb)

adult (noun, adjective)

advance (noun, verb, adjective)

advanced (adjective)

advantage (noun)

adventure (noun)

advertise (verb)

advertisement (noun)

advertising (noun)

advice (noun)

advise (verb)

affair (noun)

affect (verb)

afford (verb)

afraid (adjective)

after (preposition, noun, conjunction, adverb)

afternoon (noun)

afterward (adverb)

again (adverb)

against (preposition, noun)

age (noun, verb)

agency (noun)

agenda (noun)

agent (noun)

aggressive (adjective)

ago (adverb)

agree (verb)

agreement (noun)

ah (exclamation)

ahead (adverb)

aid (noun, verb)

aim (verb, noun)

air (noun)

aircraft (noun)

airline (noun)

airport (noun)

alarm (noun, verb)

album (noun)

alcohol (noun)

alcoholic (adjective)

alive (adjective)

all (pronoun, pronoun, adverb)

all right (adjective, adverb)

allow (verb)

almost (adverb)

alone (adjective, adverb)

along (preposition, adverb, noun)

already (adverb)

also (adverb)

alter (verb)

alternative (noun, adjective)

although (conjunction)

always (adverb)

amazed (adjective)

amazing (adjective)

ambition (noun)

among (preposition, noun)

amount (noun, verb)

analysis (noun)

analyze (verb)

ancient (adjective)

and (conjunction)

anger (noun)

angle (noun)

angry (adjective)

animal (noun)

ankle (noun)

anniversary (noun)

announce (verb)

announcement (noun)

annoy (verb)

annoyed (adjective)

annoying (adjective)

annual (adjective)

another (pronoun)

answer (noun, verb)

anxious (adjective)

any (pronoun, adverb)

anybody (pronoun)

anymore (adverb)

anyone (pronoun)

anything (pronoun)

anyway (adverb)

anywhere (adverb, pronoun)

apart (adverb)

apartment (noun)

apologize (verb)

app (noun)

apparent (adjective)

apparently (adverb)

appeal (noun, verb)

appear (verb)

appearance (noun)

apple (noun)

application (noun)

apply (verb)

appointment (noun)

appreciate (verb)

approach (noun, verb)

appropriate (adjective)

approval (noun)

approve (verb)

approximately (adverb)

April (noun)

architect (noun)

architecture (noun)

area (noun)

argue (verb)

argument (noun)

arise (verb)

arm (noun)

armed (adjective)

arms (noun)

army (noun)

around (preposition, adverb, noun)

arrange (verb)

arrangement (noun)

arrest (verb, noun)

arrival (noun)

arrive (verb)

art (noun)

article (noun)

artificial (adjective)

artist (noun)

artistic (adjective)

as (preposition, adverb, conjunction, noun)

ashamed (adjective)

aside (adverb)

ask (verb)

asleep (adjective)

aspect (noun)

assess (verb)

assessment (noun)

assignment (noun)

assist (verb)

assistant (noun, adjective)

associate (verb)

associated (adjective)

association (noun)

assume (verb)

at (preposition, noun)

athlete (noun)

atmosphere (noun)

attach (verb)

attack (noun, verb)

attempt (noun, verb)

attend (verb)

attention (noun)

attitude (noun)

attorney (noun)

attract (verb)

attraction (noun)

attractive (adjective)

audience (noun)

August (noun)

aunt (noun)

author (noun)

authority (noun)

automatic (adjective)

automatically (adverb)

available (adjective)

average (adjective, noun, verb)

avoid (verb)

award (noun, verb)

aware (adjective)

away (adverb)

awesome (adjective)

awful (adjective)

baby (noun)

back (noun, adverb, adjective, verb)

background (noun)

backward (adverb)

bacteria (noun)

bad (adjective)

badly (adverb)

bag (noun)

bake (verb)

balance (noun, verb)

ball (noun)

ban (verb, noun)

banana (noun)

band (noun)

bank (money) (noun)

bank (river) (noun)

bar (noun, verb)

barrier (noun)

base (noun, verb)

baseball (noun)

based (adjective)

basic (adjective)

basically (adverb)

basis (noun)

basketball (noun)

bath (noun)

bathroom (noun)

battery (noun)

battle (noun, verb)

be (verb, auxiliary, verb)

beach (noun)

bean (noun)

bear (animal) (noun)

bear (deal with) (verb)

beat (verb, noun)

beautiful (adjective)

beauty (noun)

because (conjunction)

become (verb)

bed (noun)

bedroom (noun)

bee (noun)

beef (noun)

beer (noun)

before (preposition, noun, conjunction, adverb)

beg (verb)

begin (verb)

beginning (noun)

behave (verb)

behavior (noun)

behind (preposition, adverb)

being (noun)

belief (noun)

believe (verb)

bell (noun)

belong (verb)

below (adverb, preposition, noun)

belt (noun)

bend (verb, noun)

benefit (noun, verb)

bent (adjective)

best (adjective, adverb, noun)

bet (verb, noun)

better (adjective, adverb, noun)

between (preposition, noun, adverb, noun)

beyond (preposition, adverb)

bicycle (noun)

big (adjective)

bike (noun)

bill (noun, verb)

billion (number)

biology (noun)

bird (noun)

birth (noun)

birthday (noun)

bit (noun)

bite (verb, noun)

bitter (adjective)

black (adjective, noun)

blame (verb, noun)

blank (adjective, noun)

blind (adjective)

block (noun, verb)

blog (noun)

blond (adjective)

blood (noun)

blow (verb)

blue (adjective, noun)

board (noun, verb)

boat (noun)

body (noun)

boil (verb)

bomb (noun, verb)

bond (noun)

bone (noun)

book (noun, verb)

boot (noun)

border (noun, verb)

bored (adjective)

boring (adjective)

born (verb)

borrow (verb)

boss (noun)

both (pronoun)

bother (verb)

bottle (noun)

bottom (noun, adjective)

bowl (noun)

box (noun)

boy (noun)

boyfriend (noun)

brain (noun)

branch (noun)

brand (noun, verb)

brave (adjective)

bread (noun)

break (verb, noun)

breakfast (noun)

breast (noun)

breath (noun)

breathe (verb)

breathing (noun)

bride (noun)

bridge (noun)

brief (adjective)

bright (adjective)

brilliant (adjective)

bring (verb)

broad (adjective)

broadcast (verb, noun)

broken (adjective)

brother (noun)

brown (adjective, noun)

brush (verb, noun)

bubble (noun)

budget (noun)

build (verb)

building (noun)

bullet (noun)

bunch (noun)

burn (verb, noun)

bury (verb)

bus (noun)

bush (noun)

business (noun)

businessman (noun)

busy (adjective)

but (conjunction, preposition, noun)

butter (noun)

button (noun)

buy (verb)

by (preposition, noun, adverb)

bye (exclamation)

cable (noun)

cafe (noun)

cake (noun)

calculate (verb)

call (verb, noun)

calm (adjective, verb, noun)

camera (noun)

camp (noun, verb)

campaign (noun, verb)

camping (noun)

campus (noun)

can1 (modal verb)

can2 (noun)

cancel (verb)

cancer (noun)

candidate (noun)

candy (noun)

cannot (verb)

cap (noun)

capable (adjective)

capacity (noun)

capital (noun, adjective)

captain (noun)

capture (verb, noun)

car (noun)

card (noun)

care (noun, verb)

career (noun)

careful (adjective)

carefully (adverb)

careless (adjective)

carpet (noun)

carrot (noun)

carry (verb)

cartoon (noun)

case (noun)

cash (noun)

cast (noun, verb)

cat (noun)

catch (verb, noun)

category (noun)

cause (noun, verb)

CD (noun)

ceiling (noun)

celebrate (verb)

celebration (noun)

celebrity (noun)

cell (noun)

cent (noun)

center (noun, verb)

central (adjective)

century (noun)

ceremony (noun)

certain (adjective)

certainly (adverb)

chain (noun, verb)

chair (noun, verb)

chairman (noun)

challenge (noun, verb)

champion (noun)

chance (noun)

change (verb, noun)

channel (noun)

chapter (noun)

character (noun)

characteristic (noun, adjective)

charge (noun, verb)

charity (noun)

chart (noun, verb)

chat (verb, noun)

cheap (adjective, adverb)

cheat (verb, noun)

check (verb, noun)

cheerful (adjective)

cheese (noun)

chef (noun)

chemical (adjective, noun)

chemistry (noun)

chest (noun)

chicken (noun)

chief (adjective, noun)

child (noun)

childhood (noun)

chip (noun)

chocolate (noun)

choice (noun)

choose (verb)

church (noun)

cigarette (noun)

circle (noun, verb)

circumstance (noun)

cite (verb)

citizen (noun)

city (noun)

civil (adjective)

claim (verb, noun)

class (noun)

classic (adjective, noun)

classical (adjective)

classroom (noun)

clause (noun)

clean (adjective, verb)

clear (adjective, verb)

clearly (adverb)

clerk (noun)

clever (adjective)

click (verb, noun)

client (noun)

climate (noun)

climb (verb, noun)

clock (noun)

close1 (verb, noun)

close2 (adjective, adverb)

closed (adjective)

closely (adverb)

closet (noun)

cloth (noun)

clothes (noun)

clothing (noun)

cloud (noun)

club (noun)

clue (noun)

coach (noun, verb)

coal (noun)

coast (noun)

coat (noun)

code (noun)

coffee (noun)

coin (noun)

cold (adjective, noun)

collapse (verb, noun)

colleague (noun)

collect (verb)

collection (noun)

college (noun)

color (noun)

colored (adjective)

column (noun)

combination (noun)

combine (verb)

come (verb)

comedy (noun)

comfort (noun, verb)

comfortable (adjective)

command (noun, verb)

comment (noun, verb)

commercial (adjective, noun)

commission (noun, verb)

commit (verb)

commitment (noun)

committee (noun)

common (adjective)

commonly (adverb)

communicate (verb)

communication (noun)

community (noun)

company (noun)

compare (verb)

comparison (noun)

compete (verb)

competition (noun)

competitive (adjective)

competitor (noun)

complain (verb)

complaint (noun)

complete (adjective, verb)

completely (adverb)

complex (adjective, noun)

complicated (adjective)

component (noun)

computer (noun)

concentrate (verb)

concentration (noun)

concept (noun)

concern (noun, verb)

concerned (adjective)

concert (noun)

conclude (verb)

conclusion (noun)

condition (noun)

conduct (verb, noun)

conference (noun)

confidence (noun)

confident (adjective)

confirm (verb)

conflict (noun, verb)

confuse (verb)

confused (adjective)

confusing (adjective)

congress (noun)

connect (verb)

connected (adjective)

connection (noun)

conscious (adjective)

consequence (noun)

conservative (adjective, noun)

consider (verb)

consideration (noun)

consist (verb)

consistent (adjective)

constant (adjective)

constantly (adverb)

construct (verb)

construction (noun)

consume (verb)

consumer (noun)

contact (noun, verb)

contain (verb)

container (noun)

contemporary (adjective)

content1 (noun)

contest (noun, verb)

context (noun)

continent (noun)

continue (verb)

continuous (adjective)

contract (noun, verb)

contrast (noun, verb)

contribute (verb)

contribution (noun)

control (noun, verb)

convenient (adjective)

conversation (noun)

convert (verb)

convince (verb)

convinced (adjective)

cook (verb, noun)

cookie (noun)

cooking (noun)

cool (adjective, verb)

copy (noun, verb)

core (noun, adjective)

corn (noun)

corner (noun)

corporate (adjective)

correct (adjective, verb)

correctly (adverb)

cost (noun, verb)

costume (noun)

cotton (noun)

could (modal verb)

council (noun)

count (verb, noun)

country (noun)

countryside (noun)

county (noun)

couple (noun)

courage (noun)

course (noun)

court (noun)

cousin (noun)

cover (verb, noun)

covered (adjective)

cow (noun)

crash (noun, verb)

crazy (adjective)

cream (noun, adjective)

create (verb)

creation (noun)

creative (adjective)

creature (noun)

credit (noun, verb)

crew (noun)

crime (noun)

criminal (noun, adjective)

crisis (noun)

criterion (noun)

critic (noun)

critical (adjective)

criticism (noun)

criticize (verb)

crop (noun)

cross (verb, noun)

crowd (noun)

crowded (adjective)

crucial (adjective)

cruel (adjective)

cry (verb, noun)

cultural (adjective)

culture (noun)

cup (noun)

cupboard (noun)

cure (verb, noun)

curly (adjective)

currency (noun)

current (adjective, noun)

currently (adverb)

curtain (noun)

curve (noun, verb)

curved (adjective)

custom (noun)

customer (noun)

cut (verb, noun)

cycle (noun, verb)

dad (noun)

daily (adjective, adverb)

damage (noun, verb)

dance (noun, verb)

dancer (noun)

dancing (noun)

danger (noun)

dangerous (adjective)

dark (adjective, noun)

data (noun)

date (noun, verb)

daughter (noun)

day (noun)

dead (adjective)

deal (verb, noun)

dear (adjective)

death (noun)

debate (noun, verb)

debt (noun)

decade (noun)

December (noun)

decent (adjective)

decide (verb)

decision (noun)

declare (verb)

decline (verb, noun)

decorate (verb)

decoration (noun)

decrease (verb, noun)

deep (adjective, adverb)

deeply (adverb)

defeat (verb, noun)

defend (verb)

defense (noun)

define (verb)

definite (adjective)

definitely (adverb)

definition (noun)

degree (noun)

delay (verb, noun)

deliberate (adjective)

deliberately (adverb)

delicious (adjective)

deliver (verb)

delivery (noun)

demand (noun, verb)

demonstrate (verb)

dentist (noun)

deny (verb)

department (noun)

departure (noun)

depend (verb)

depressed (adjective)

depressing (adjective)

depth (noun)

describe (verb)

description (noun)

desert (noun, verb)

deserve (verb)

design (noun, verb)

designer (noun)

desire (noun, verb)

desk (noun)

desperate (adjective)

despite (preposition, noun)

dessert (noun)

destination (noun)

destroy (verb)

detail (noun, verb)

detailed (adjective)

detect (verb)

detective (noun)

determine (verb)

determined (adjective)

develop (verb)

development (noun)

device (noun)

diagram (noun)

dialogue (noun)

diamond (noun)

diary (noun)

dictionary (noun)

die (verb)

diet (noun)

difference (noun)

different (adjective)

differently (adverb)

difficult (adjective)

difficulty (noun)

dig (verb)

digital (adjective)

dinner (noun)

direct (adjective, verb, adverb)

direction (noun)

directly (adverb)

director (noun)

dirt (noun)

dirty (adjective)

disadvantage (noun)

disagree (verb)

disappear (verb)

disappointed (adjective)

disappointing (adjective)

disaster (noun)

discipline (noun)

discount (noun, verb)

discover (verb)

discovery (noun)

discuss (verb)

discussion (noun)

disease (noun)

dish (noun)

dishonest (adjective)

disk (noun)

dislike (verb, noun)

dismiss (verb)

display (verb, noun)

distance (noun)

distribute (verb)

distribution (noun)

district (noun)

divide (verb, noun)

division (noun)

divorced (adjective)

do1 (verb, auxiliary, verb)

doctor (noun)

document (noun, verb)

documentary (noun)

dog (noun)

dollar (noun)

domestic (adjective)

dominate (verb)

donate (verb)

door (noun)

double (adjective, pronoun, verb, adverb)

doubt (noun, verb)

down (adverb, preposition, noun)

download (verb, noun)

downstairs (adverb, adjective)

downtown (adverb, noun, adjective)

downward (adjective, adverb)

dozen (noun)

draft (noun, verb)

drag (verb)

drama (noun)

dramatic (adjective)

draw (verb)

drawing (noun)

dream (noun, verb)

dress (noun, verb)

dressed (adjective)

drink (noun, verb)

drive (verb, noun)

driver (noun)

driving (noun)

drop (verb, noun)

drug (noun)

drum (noun)

drunk (adjective)

dry (adjective, verb)

due (adjective)

during (preposition, noun)

dust (noun)

duty (noun)

DVD (noun)

each (pronoun, adverb)

ear (noun)

early (adjective, adverb)

earn (verb)

earth (noun)

earthquake (noun)

easily (adverb)

east (noun, adjective, adverb)

eastern (adjective)

easy (adjective)

eat (verb)

economic (adjective)

economy (noun)

edge (noun)

edit (verb)

edition (noun)

editor (noun)

educate (verb)

educated (adjective)

education (noun)

educational (adjective)

effect (noun)

effective (adjective)

effectively (adverb)

efficient (adjective)

effort (noun)

egg (noun)

eight (number)

eighteen (number)

eighty (number)

either (pronoun, adverb)

elderly (adjective)

elect (verb)

election (noun)

electric (adjective)

electrical (adjective)

electricity (noun)

electronic (adjective)

element (noun)

elephant (noun)

elevator (noun)

eleven (number)

else (adverb)

elsewhere (adverb)

email (noun, verb)

embarrassed (adjective)

embarrassing (adjective)

emerge (verb)

emergency (noun)

emotion (noun)

emotional (adjective)

emphasis (noun)

emphasize (verb)

employ (verb)

employee (noun)

employer (noun)

employment (noun)

empty (adjective, verb)

enable (verb)

encounter (verb, noun)

encourage (verb)

end (noun, verb)

ending (noun)

enemy (noun)

energy (noun)

engage (verb)

engaged (adjective)

engine (noun)

engineer (noun)

engineering (noun)

enhance (verb)

enjoy (verb)

enormous (adjective)

enough (pronoun, adverb, adverb)

ensure (verb)

enter (verb)

entertain (verb)

entertainment (noun)

enthusiasm (noun)

enthusiastic (adjective)

entire (adjective)

entirely (adverb)

entrance (noun)

entry (noun)

environment (noun)

environmental (adjective)

episode (noun)

equal (adjective, verb, noun)

equally (adverb)

equipment (noun)

error (noun)

escape (verb, noun)

especially (adverb)

essay (noun)

essential (adjective)

establish (verb)

estate (noun)

estimate (verb, noun)

ethical (adjective)

euro (noun)

evaluate (verb)

even (adverb, adjective)

evening (noun)

event (noun)

eventually (adverb)

ever (adverb)

every (adverb)

everybody (pronoun)

everyday (adjective)

everyone (pronoun)

everything (pronoun)

everywhere (adverb)

evidence (noun)

evil (adjective, noun)

exact (adjective)

exactly (adverb)

exam (noun)

examination (noun)

examine (verb)

example (noun)

excellent (adjective)

except (preposition, noun, conjunction)

exchange (noun, verb)

excited (adjective)

excitement (noun)

exciting (adjective)

excuse (noun, verb)

executive (noun, adjective)

exercise (noun, verb)

exhibit (verb, noun)

exhibition (noun)

exist (verb)

existence (noun)

exit (noun, verb)

expand (verb)

expect (verb)

expectation (noun)

expected (adjective)

expense (noun)

expensive (adjective)

experience (noun, verb)

experienced (adjective)

experiment (noun, verb)

expert (noun, adjective)

explain (verb)

explanation (noun)

explode (verb)

exploration (noun)

explore (verb)

explosion (noun)

export (noun, verb)

expose (verb)

express (verb)

expression (noun)

extend (verb)

extent (noun)

external (adjective)

extra (adjective, noun, adverb)

extraordinary (adjective)

extreme (adjective, noun)

extremely (adverb)

eye (noun)

face (noun, verb)

facility (noun)

fact (noun)

factor (noun)

factory (noun)

fail (verb)

failure (noun)

fair (adjective)

fairly (adverb)

faith (noun)

fall (verb, noun)

false (adjective)

familiar (adjective)

family (noun, adjective)

famous (adjective)

fan (noun)

fancy (adjective)

fantastic (adjective)

far (adverb, adjective)

farm (noun, verb)

farmer (noun)

farming (noun)

fascinating (adjective)

fashion (noun)

fashionable (adjective)

fast (adjective, adverb)

fasten (verb)

fat (adjective, noun)

father (noun)

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favor (noun, verb)

favorite (adjective, noun)

fear (noun, verb)

feather (noun)

feature (noun, verb)

February (noun)

federal (adjective)

fee (noun)

feed (verb, noun)

feedback (noun)

feel (verb, noun)

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female (adjective, noun)

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fever (noun)

few (adjective, pronoun)

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field (noun)

fifteen (number)

fifth (number)

fifty (number)

fight (verb, noun)

fighting (noun)

figure (noun, verb)

file (noun, verb)

fill (verb)

film (noun, verb)

final (adjective, noun)

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financial (adjective)

find (verb)

finding (noun)

fine (adjective)

finger (noun)

finish (verb, noun)

fire (noun, verb)

firm (noun)

first (number, adverb)

fish (noun, verb)

fishing (noun)

fit (verb, adjective)

fitness (noun)

five (number)

fix (verb, noun)

fixed (adjective)

flag (noun)

flame (noun)

flash (noun, verb)

flat (adjective)

flexible (adjective)

flight (noun)

float (verb)

flood (noun, verb)

floor (noun)

flour (noun)

flow (verb, noun)

flower (noun)

flu (noun)

fly (verb, noun)

flying (noun, adjective)

focus (verb, noun)

fold (verb, noun)

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folk (noun, adjective)

follow (verb)

following (adjective, noun, preposition)

food (noun)

foot (noun)

football (noun)

for (preposition, noun)

force (noun, verb)

foreign (adjective)

forest (noun)

forever (adverb)

forget (verb)

forgive (verb)

fork (noun)

form (noun, verb)

formal (adjective)

former (adjective)

fortunately (adverb)

fortune (noun)

forty (number)

forward (adverb, adjective)

found (verb)

four (number)

fourteen (number)

fourth (number)

frame (noun, verb)

free (adjective, adverb, verb)

freedom (noun)

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frequency (noun)

frequently (adverb)

fresh (adjective)

Friday (noun)

friend (noun)

friendly (adjective)

friendship (noun)

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frightened (adjective)

frightening (adjective)

frog (noun)

from (preposition, noun)

front (noun, adjective)

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fruit (noun)

fry (verb)

fuel (noun, verb)

full (adjective)

fully (adverb)

fun (noun, adjective)

function (noun, verb)

fund (noun, verb)

fundamental (adjective)

funding (noun)

funny (adjective)

fur (noun)

furniture (noun)

further (adjective, adverb)

furthermore (adverb)

future (noun, adjective)

gain (verb, noun)

gallery (noun)

game (noun)

gang (noun)

gap (noun)

garage (noun)

garbage (noun)

garden (noun)

gas (noun)

gate (noun)

gather (verb)

general (adjective)

generally (adverb)

generate (verb)

generation (noun)

generous (adjective)

genre (noun)

gentle (adjective)

gentleman (noun)

geography (noun)

get (verb)

ghost (noun)

giant (adjective, noun)

gift (noun)

girl (noun)

girlfriend (noun)

give (verb)

glad (adjective)

glass (noun)

global (adjective)

glove (noun)

go (verb, noun)

goal (noun)

god (noun)

gold (noun, adjective)

golf (noun)

good (adjective, noun)

goodbye (exclam) (noun)

goods (noun)

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government (noun)

governor (noun)

grab (verb)

grade (noun, verb)

gradually (adverb)

graduate (noun, verb)

grain (noun)

grand (adjective)

grandfather (noun)

grandmother (noun)

grandparent (noun)

grant (verb, noun)

grass (noun)

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gray (adjective, noun)

great (adjective)

green (adjective, noun)

greet (verb)

grocery (noun)

ground (noun)

group (noun)

grow (verb)

growth (noun)

guarantee (verb, noun)

guard (noun, verb)

guess (verb, noun)

guest (noun)

guide (noun, verb)

guilty (adjective)

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gun (noun)

guy (noun)

gym (noun)

habit (noun)

hair (noun)

half (noun, pronoun, adverb)

hall (noun)

hand (noun, verb)

handle (verb, noun)

hang (verb)

happen (verb)

happily (adverb)

happiness (noun)

happy (adjective)

hard (adjective, adverb)

hardly (adverb)

harm (noun, verb)

harmful (adjective)

hat (noun)

hate (verb, noun)

have (verb, auxiliary verb)

have to (modal verb)

he (pronoun)

head (noun, verb)

headache (noun)

headline (noun)

health (noun)

healthy (adjective)

hear (verb)

hearing (noun)

heart (noun)

heat (noun, verb)

heating (noun)

heaven (noun)

heavily (adverb)

heavy (adjective)

heel (noun)

height (noun)

helicopter (noun)

hell (noun)

hello (exclam) (noun)

help (verb, noun)

helpful (adjective)

her (pronoun)

here (adverb)

hero (noun)

hers (pronoun)

herself (pronoun)

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hey (exclamation)

hi (exclamation)

hide (verb)

high (adjective, adverb, noun)

highlight (verb, noun)

highly (adverb)

highway (noun)

hill (noun)

him (pronoun)

himself (pronoun)

hire (verb, noun)

his (pronoun)

historic (adjective)

historical (adjective)

history (noun)

hit (verb, noun)

hobby (noun)

hockey (noun)

hold (verb, noun)

hole (noun)

holiday (noun)

hollow (adjective)

holy (adjective)

home (noun, adverb, adjective)

homework (noun)

honest (adjective)

honor (noun, verb)

hope (verb, noun)

horrible (adjective)

horror (noun)

horse (noun)

hospital (noun)

host (noun, verb)

hot (adjective)

hotel (noun)

hour (noun)

house (noun, verb)

household (noun)

housing (noun)

how (adverb)

however (adverb)

huge (adjective)

human (adjective, noun)

humor (noun)

humorous (adjective)

hundred (number)

hungry (adjective)

hunt (verb, noun)

hunting (noun)

hurricane (noun)

hurry (noun, verb)

hurt (verb, adjectivenoun)

husband (noun)

I (pronoun)

ice (noun)

ice cream (noun)

idea (noun)

ideal (adjective, noun)

identify (verb)

identity (noun)

if (conjunction)

ignore (verb)

ill (adjective)

illegal (adjective)

illness (noun)

illustrate (verb)

illustration (noun)

image (noun)

imaginary (adjective)

imagination (noun)

imagine (verb)

immediate (adjective)

immediately (adverb)

immigrant (noun)

impact (noun, verb)

impatient (adjective)

imply (verb)

import (noun, verb)

importance (noun)

important (adjective)

impose (verb)

impossible (adjective)

impress (verb)

impressed (adjective)

impression (noun)

impressive (adjective)

improve (verb)

improvement (noun)

in (preposition, adverb)

inch (noun)

incident (noun)

include (verb)

included (adjective)

including (preposition, noun)

income (noun)

increase (verb, noun)

increasingly (adverb)

incredible (adjective)

incredibly (adverb)

indeed (adverb)

independent (adjective)

indicate (verb)

indirect (adjective)

individual (noun, adjective)

indoor (adjective)

indoors (adverb)

industrial (adjective)

industry (noun)

infection (noun)

influence (noun, verb)

inform (verb)

informal (adjective)

information (noun)

ingredient (noun)

initial (adjective)

initially (adverb)

initiative (noun)

injure (verb)

injured (adjective)

injury (noun)

inner (adjective)

innocent (adjective)

inquiry (noun)

insect (noun)

inside (preposition, adverb, noun, adjective)

insight (noun)

insist (verb)

inspire (verb)

install (verb)

instance (noun)

instead (adverb)

institute (noun)

institution (noun)

instruction (noun)

instructor (noun)

instrument (noun)

insurance (noun)

intelligence (noun)

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intend (verb)

intended (adjective)

intense (adjective)

intention (noun)

interest (noun, verb)

interested (adjective)

interesting (adjective)

internal (adjective)

international (adjective)

internet (noun)

interpret (verb)

interrupt (verb)

interview (noun, verb)

into (preposition, noun)

introduce (verb)

introduction (noun)

invent (verb)

invention (noun)

invest (verb)

investigate (verb)

investigation (noun)

investment (noun)

invitation (noun)

invite (verb)

involve (verb)

involved (adjective)

iron (noun, verb)

island (noun)

issue (noun, verb)

IT (noun)

it (pronoun)

item (noun)

its (pronoun)

itself (pronoun)

jacket (noun)

jam (noun)

January (noun)

jazz (noun)

jeans (noun)

jewelry (noun)

job (noun)

join (verb)

joke (noun, verb)

journal (noun)

journalist (noun)

journey (noun)

joy (noun)

judge (noun, verb)

judgment (noun)

juice (noun)

July (noun)

jump (verb, noun)

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just (adverb)

justice (noun)

justify (verb)

keep (verb)

key (noun, adjective, verb)

keyboard (noun)

kick (verb, noun)

kid (noun)

kill (verb)

killing (noun)

kilometer (noun)

kind (caring) (adjective)

kind (type) (noun)

king (noun)

kiss (verb, noun)

kitchen (noun)

knee (noun)

knife (noun)

knock (verb, noun)

know (verb)

knowledge (noun)

lab (noun)

label (noun, verb)

labor (noun)

laboratory (noun)

lack (noun, verb)

lady (noun)

lake (noun)

lamp (noun)

land (noun, verb)

landscape (noun)

language (noun)

laptop (noun)

large (adjective)

largely (adverb)

last (final) (adverb, noun)

last (taking time) (verb)

late (adjective, adverb)

later (adverb, adjective)

latest (adjective, noun)

laugh (verb, noun)

laughter (noun)

launch (verb, noun)

law (noun)

lawyer (noun)

lay (verb)

layer (noun)

lazy (adjective)

lead1 (verb, noun)

leader (noun)

leadership (noun)

leading (adjective)

leaf (noun)

league (noun)

lean (verb)

learn (verb)

learning (noun)

least (pronoun, adverb)

leather (noun)

leave (verb, noun)

lecture (noun, verb)

left (adjective, adverb, noun)

leg (noun)

legal (adjective)

leisure (noun)

lemon (noun)

lend (verb)

length (noun)

less (pronoun, adverb)

lesson (noun)

let (verb)

letter (noun)

level (noun, adjective, verb)

library (noun)

license (noun)

lie (tell a lie) (verb, noun)

lie1 (verb)

life (noun)

lifestyle (noun)

lift (verb)

light (from the sun/ a lamp) (noun)

light (not heavy) (adjective)

like (find somebody/ something pleasant) (verb)

like (similar) (preposition, noun)

likely (adjective)

limit (noun, verb)

limited (adjective)

line (noun, verb)

link (noun, verb)

lion (noun)

lip (noun)

liquid (noun, adjective)

list (noun, verb)

listen (verb)

listener (noun)

literature (noun)

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live1 (verb)

live2 (adjective, adverb)

lively (adjective)

living (adjective, noun)

load (noun, verb)

loan (noun)

local (adjective, noun)

locate (verb)

located (adjective)

location (noun)

lock (verb, noun)

logical (adjective)

lonely (adjective)

long1 (adjective, adverb)

long-term (adjective, adverb)

look (verb, noun)

loose (adjective)

lord (noun)

lose (verb)

loss (noun)

lost (adjective)

lot (pronoun, adverb)

loud (adjective, adverb)

loudly (adverb)

love (noun, verb)

low (adjective, adverb, noun)

lower (verb)

luck (noun)

lucky (adjective)

lunch (noun)

lung (noun)

luxury (noun)

machine (noun)

mad (adjective)

magazine (noun)

magic (noun, adjective)

mail (noun, verb)

main (adjective)

mainly (adverb)

maintain (verb)

major (adjective, noun)

majority (noun)

make (verb, noun)

male (adjective, noun)

mall (noun)

man (noun)

manage (verb)

management (noun)

manager (noun)

manner (noun)

many (pronoun)

map (noun, verb)

March (noun)

mark (verb, noun)

market (noun, verb)

marketing (noun)

marriage (noun)

married (adjective)

marry (verb)

mass (noun, adjective)

massive (adjective)

master (noun, verb)

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matching (adjective)

material (noun, adjective)

math (noun)

mathematics (noun)

matter (noun, verb)

maximum (adjective, noun)

may (modal verb)

May (noun)

maybe (adverb)

mayor (noun)

me (pronoun)

meal (noun)

mean (verb)

meaning (noun)

means (noun)

meanwhile (adverb)

measure (verb, noun)

measurement (noun)

meat (noun)

media (noun)

medical (adjective)

medicine (noun)

medium (adjective, noun)

meet (verb)

meeting (noun)

melt (verb)

member (noun)

memory (noun)

mental (adjective)

mention (verb, noun)

menu (noun)

mess (noun, verb)

message (noun)

metal (noun)

meter (noun)

method (noun)

middle (noun, adjective)

midnight (noun)

might (modal verb)

mild (adjective)

mile (noun)

military (adjective, noun)

milk (noun)

million (number)

mind (noun, verb)

mine (belongs to me) (pronoun)

mine (hole in the ground) (noun)

mineral (noun)

minimum (adjective, noun)

minister (noun)

minor (adjective)

minority (noun)

minute1 (noun)

mirror (noun)

miss (verb)

missing (adjective)

mission (noun)

mistake (noun, verb)

mix (verb, noun)

mixed (adjective)

mixture (noun)

model (noun, verb)

modern (adjective)

modify (verb)

mom (noun)

moment (noun)

Monday (noun)

money (noun)

monitor (noun, verb)

monkey (noun)

month (noun)

mood (noun)

moon (noun)

moral (adjective, noun)

more (pronoun, adverb)

morning (noun)

most (pronoun, adverb)

mostly (adverb)

mother (noun)

motor (noun, adjective)

motorcycle (noun)

mount (verb)

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mouse (noun)

mouth (noun)

move (verb, noun)

movement (noun)

movie (noun)

much (pronoun, adverb)

mud (noun)

multiple (adjective)

multiply (verb)

murder (noun, verb)

muscle (noun)

museum (noun)

music (noun)

musical (adjective, noun)

musician (noun)

must (modal verb)

my (pronoun)

myself (pronoun)

mysterious (adjective)

mystery (noun)

nail (noun)

name (noun, verb)

narrative (noun, adjective)

narrow (adjective, verb)

nation (noun)

national (adjective, noun)

native (adjective, noun)

natural (adjective)

naturally (adverb)

nature (noun)

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nearly (adverb)

neat (adjective)

necessarily (adverb)

necessary (adjective)

neck (noun)

need (verb, noun, modal verb)

needle (noun)

negative (adjective, noun)

neighbor (noun)

neighborhood (noun)

neither (pronoun, adverb)

nerve (noun)

nervous (adjective)

net (noun)

network (noun)

never (adverb)

nevertheless (adverb)

new (adjective)

news (noun)

newspaper (noun)

next (adjective, adverb, noun)

next to (preposition, noun)

nice (adjective)

night (noun)

nightmare (noun)

nine (number)

nineteen (number)

ninety (number)

no (exclamation)

no one (pronoun)

nobody (pronoun)

noise (noun)

noisy (adjective)

none (pronoun)

nor (conjunction, adverb)

normal (adjective, noun)

normally (adverb)

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nose (noun)

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note (noun, verb)

nothing (pronoun)

notice (verb, noun)

notion (noun)

novel (noun)

November (noun)

now (adverb, conjunction)

nowhere (adverb)

nuclear (adjective)

number (noun, verb)

numerous (adjective)

nurse (noun)

nut (noun)

o’clock (adverb)

obey (verb)

object (noun, verb)

objective (noun, adjective)

obligation (noun)

observation (noun)

observe (verb)

obtain (verb)

obvious (adjective)

obviously (adverb)

occasion (noun)

occasionally (adverb)

occur (verb)

ocean (noun)

October (noun)

odd (adjective)

of (preposition, noun)

off (adverb, preposition, noun)

offend (verb)

offense (noun)

offensive (adjective)

offer (verb, noun)

office (noun)

officer (noun)

official (adjective, noun)

often (adverb)

oh (exclamation)

oil (noun)

OK (exclam) (adjective, adverb)

old (adjective)

old-fashioned (adjective)

on (preposition, adverb)

once (adverb, conjunction)

one (number, pronoun)

onion (noun)

online (adjective, adverb)

only (adjective, adverb)

onto (preposition, noun)

open (adjective, verb)

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operate (verb)

operation (noun)

opinion (noun)

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opportunity (noun)

oppose (verb)

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opposite (adjective, adverb, preposition, noun)

opposition (noun)

option (noun)

or (conjunction)

orange (noun, adjective)

order (noun, verb)

ordinary (adjective)

organ (noun)

organization (noun)

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organized (adjective)

organizer (noun)

origin (noun)

original (adjective, noun)

originally (adverb)

other (adjective, pronoun)

otherwise (adverb)

ought (modal verb)

our (pronoun)

ours (pronoun)

ourselves (pronoun)

out (adverb, preposition, noun)

outcome (noun)

outdoor (adjective)

outdoors (adverb)

outer (adjective)

outline (noun, verb)

outside (adverb, preposition, noun)

oven (noun)

over (preposition, adverb)

overall (adjective, adverb)

overseas (adverb, adjective)

owe (verb)

own (adjective, pronoun)

owner (noun)

pace (noun, verb)

pack (verb, noun)

package (noun, verb)

page (noun)

pain (noun)

painful (adjective)

paint (verb, noun)

painter (noun)

painting (noun)

pair (noun)

palace (noun)

pale (adjective)

pan (noun)

panel (noun)

pants (noun)

paper (noun)

paragraph (noun)

parent (noun)

park (noun, verb)

parking (noun)

part (noun)

participant (noun)

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particular (adjective)

particularly (adverb)

partly (adverb)

partner (noun)

party (noun)

pass (verb, noun)

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passion (noun)

passport (noun)

past (adjective, noun, preposition, adverb)

path (noun)

patient (noun, adjective)

pattern (noun)

pay (verb, noun)

payment (noun)

peace (noun)

peaceful (adjective)

pen (noun)

pencil (noun)

penny (noun)

people (noun)

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per (preposition, noun)

percent (noun, adjective, adverb)

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perfect (adjective)

perfectly (adverb)

perform (verb)

performance (noun)

perhaps (adverb)

period (noun)

permanent (adjective)

permission (noun)

permit (verb, noun)

person (noun)

personal (adjective)

personality (noun)

personally (adverb)

perspective (noun)

persuade (verb)

pet (noun)

phase (noun)

phenomenon (noun)

philosophy (noun)

phone (noun, verb)

photo (noun)

photograph (noun, verb)

photographer (noun)

photography (noun)

phrase (noun)

physical (adjective)

physics (noun)

piano (noun)

pick (verb, noun)

picture (noun, verb)

piece (noun)

pig (noun)

pile (noun, verb)

pilot (noun)

pin (noun, verb)

pink (adjective, noun)

pipe (noun)

pitch (noun)

place (noun, verb)

plain (adjective)

plan (noun, verb)

plane (noun)

planet (noun)

planning (noun)

plant (noun, verb)

plastic (noun, adjective)

plate (noun)

platform (noun)

play (verb, noun)

player (noun)

pleasant (adjective)

please (exclam) (verb)

pleased (adjective)

pleasure (noun)

plenty (pronoun)

plot (noun, verb)

plus1 (preposition, noun, adjective, conjunction)

pocket (noun)

poem (noun)

poet (noun)

poetry (noun)

point (noun, verb)

pointed (adjective)

poison (noun, verb)

poisonous (adjective)

police (noun)

policeman (noun)

policy (noun)

polite (adjective)

political (adjective)

politician (noun)

politics (noun)

pollution (noun)

pool (noun)

poor (adjective)

pop (noun, adjective)

popular (adjective)

popularity (noun)

population (noun)

port (noun)

portrait (noun)

pose (verb)

position (noun, verb)

positive (adjective, noun)

possess (verb)

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possibility (noun)

possible (adjective)

possibly (adverb)

post (noun, verb)

poster (noun)

pot (noun)

potato (noun)

potential (adjective, noun)

pound (noun)

pour (verb)

poverty (noun)

powder (noun)

power (noun, verb)

powerful (adjective)

practical (adjective)

practice (noun, verb)

praise (noun, verb)

pray (verb)

prayer (noun)

predict (verb)

prediction (noun)

prefer (verb)

pregnant (adjective)

preparation (noun)

prepare (verb)

prepared (adjective)

presence (noun)

present (adjective, noun, verb)

presentation (noun)

preserve (verb)

president (noun)

press (verb, noun)

pressure (noun)

pretend (verb)

pretty (adjective, adverb)

prevent (verb)

previous (adjective)

previously (adverb)

price (noun, verb)

priest (noun)

primary (adjective)

prime (adjective)

prince (noun)

princess (noun)

principal (noun, adjective)

principle (noun)

print (verb, noun)

printer (noun)

printing (noun)

priority (noun)

prison (noun)

prisoner (noun)

privacy (noun)

private (adjective)

prize (noun)

probably (adverb)

problem (noun)

procedure (noun)

process (noun, verb)

produce (verb, verb)

producer (noun)

product (noun)

production (noun)

profession (noun)

professional (adjective, noun)

professor (noun)

profile (noun)

profit (noun)

program (noun, verb)

progress (noun, verb)

project (noun, verb)

promise (verb, noun)

promote (verb)

pronounce (verb)

proof (noun)

proper (adjective)

properly (adverb)

property (noun)

proposal (noun)

propose (verb)

prospect (noun)

protect (verb)

protection (noun)

protest (noun, verb)

proud (adjective)

prove (verb)

provide (verb)

psychologist (noun)

psychology (noun)

public (adjective, noun)

publication (noun)

publish (verb)

pull (verb, noun)

punish (verb)

punishment (noun)

purchase (noun, verb)

pure (adjective)

purple (adjective, noun)

purpose (noun)

pursue (verb)

push (verb, noun)

put (verb)

qualification (noun)

qualified (adjective)

qualify (verb)

quality (noun)

quantity (noun)

quarter (noun)

queen (noun)

question (noun, verb)

quick (adjective)

quickly (adverb)

quiet (adjective)

quietly (adverb)

quit (verb)

quite (adverb)

quotation (noun)

quote (verb, noun)

race (competition) (noun, verb)

race (of people) (noun)

racing (noun)

radio (noun)

railroad (noun)

rain (noun, verb)

raise (verb, noun)

range (noun, verb)

rank (noun, verb)

rapid (adjective)

rapidly (adverb)

rare (adjective)

rarely (adverb)

rate (noun, verb)

rather (adverb)

raw (adjective)

reach (verb, noun)

react (verb)

reaction (noun)

read (verb)

reader (noun)

reading (noun)

ready (adjective)

real (adjective)

realistic (adjective)

reality (noun)

realize (verb)

really (adverb)

reason (noun)

reasonable (adjective)

recall (verb)

receipt (noun)

receive (verb)

recent (adjective)

recently (adverb)

reception (noun)

recipe (noun)

recognize (verb)

recommend (verb)

recommendation (noun)

record (noun, verb)

recording (noun)

recover (verb)

recycle (verb)

red (adjective, noun)

reduce (verb)

reduction (noun)

refer (verb)

reference (noun)

reflect (verb)

refrigerator (noun)

refuse1 (verb)

regard (verb, noun)

region (noun)

regional (adjective)

register (verb, noun)

regret (verb, noun)

regular (adjective)

regularly (adverb)

regulation (noun)

reject (verb)

relate (verb)

related (adjective)

relation (noun)

relationship (noun)

relative (adjective, noun)

relatively (adverb)

relax (verb)

relaxed (adjective)

relaxing (adjective)

release (verb, noun)

relevant (adjective)

reliable (adjective)

relief (noun)

religion (noun)

religious (adjective)

rely (verb)

remain (verb)

remark (noun, verb)

remember (verb)

remind (verb)

remote (adjective)

remove (verb)

rent (noun, verb)

repair (verb, noun)

repeat (verb, noun)

repeated (adjective)

replace (verb)

reply (verb, noun)

report (noun, verb)

reporter (noun)

represent (verb)

representative (noun, adjective)

reputation (noun)

request (noun, verb)

require (verb)

requirement (noun)

rescue (verb, noun)

research (noun, verb)

researcher (noun)

reservation (noun)

reserve (noun, verb)

resident (noun, adjective)

resist (verb)

resolve (verb)

resort (noun)

resource (noun)

respect (noun, verb)

respond (verb)

response (noun)

responsibility (noun)

responsible (adjective)

rest (remaining part) (noun)

rest (sleep/relax) (noun, verb)

restaurant (noun)

result (noun, verb)

retain (verb)

retire (verb)

retired (adjective)

return (verb, noun)

reveal (verb)

review (noun, verb)

revise (verb)

revolution (noun)

reward (noun, verb)

rhythm (noun)

rice (noun)

rich (adjective)

rid (verb)

ride (verb, noun)

right (adjective, adverb, noun)

ring1 (noun)

ring2 (verb, noun)

rise (verb, noun)

risk (noun, verb)

river (noun)

road (noun)

robot (noun)

rock (music) (noun)

rock (stone) (noun)

role (noun)

roll (verb, noun)

romantic (adjective)

roof (noun)

room (noun)

root (noun)

rope (noun)

rough (adjective)

round (adjective, adverb, preposition, noun)

route (noun)

routine (noun, adjective)

row1 (noun)

royal (adjective)

rub (verb)

rubber (noun, adjective)

rude (adjective)

rule (noun, verb)

run (verb, noun)

runner (noun)

running (noun)

rural (adjective)

rush (verb, noun)

sad (adjective)

sadly (adverb)

safe (adjective)

safety (noun)

sail (verb, noun)

sailing (noun)

sailor (noun)

salad (noun)

salary (noun)

sale (noun)

salt (noun)

same (adjective, pronoun, adverb)

sample (noun, verb)

sand (noun)

sandwich (noun)

satellite (noun)

satisfied (adjective)

satisfy (verb)

Saturday (noun)

sauce (noun)

save (verb)

saving (noun)

say (verb)

scale (noun)

scan (verb)

scared (adjective)

scary (adjective)

scene (noun)

schedule (noun, verb)

school (noun)

science (noun)

scientific (adjective)

scientist (noun)

score (verb, noun)

scream (verb, noun)

screen (noun, verb)

script (noun)

sculpture (noun)

sea (noun)

search (noun, verb)

season (noun)

seat (noun, verb)

second (next after the first) (number, adverb)

second (unit of time) (noun)

secondary (adjective)

secret (adjective, noun)

secretary (noun)

section (noun)

sector (noun)

secure (verb, adjective)

security (noun)

see (verb)

seed (noun)

seek (verb)

seem (verb)

select (verb)

selection (noun)

self (noun)

sell (verb)

senate (noun)

senator (noun)

send (verb)

senior (adjective)

sense (noun, verb)

sensible (adjective)

sensitive (adjective)

sentence (noun, verb)

separate (adjective, verb)

September (noun)

sequence (noun)

series (noun)

serious (adjective)

seriously (adverb)

servant (noun)

serve (verb)

service (noun)

session (noun)

set (group) (noun)

set (put) (verb)

setting (noun)

settle (verb)

seven (number)

seventeen (number)

seventy (number)

several (pronoun)

severe (adjective)

sex (noun)

sexual (adjective)

shade (noun)

shadow (noun)

shake (verb, noun)

shall (modal verb)

shallow (adjective)

shame (noun)

shape (noun, verb)

share (verb, noun)

sharp (adjective)

she (pronoun)

sheep (noun)

sheet (noun)

shelf (noun)

shell (noun)

shelter (noun, verb)

shift (noun, verb)

shine (verb)

shiny (adjective)

ship (noun, verb)

shirt (noun)

shock (noun, verb)

shocked (adjective)

shoe (noun)

shoot (verb)

shooting (noun)

shop (noun, verb)

shopping (noun)

short (adjective)

shot (noun)

should (modal verb)

shoulder (noun)

shout (verb, noun)

show (verb, noun)

shower (noun)

shut (verb, adjective)

shy (adjective)

sick (adjective)

side (noun)

sight (noun)

sign (noun, verb)

signal (noun, verb)

significant (adjective)

significantly (adverb)

silence (noun)

silent (adjective)

silk (noun)

silly (adjective)

silver (noun, adjective)

similar (adjective)

similarity (noun)

similarly (adverb)

simple (adjective)

simply (adverb)

since (preposition, conjunction, adverb)

sincere (adjective)

sing (verb)

singer (noun)

singing (noun)

single (adjective, noun)

sink (verb)

sir (noun)

sister (noun)

sit (verb)

site (noun)

situation (noun)

six (number)

sixteen (number)

sixty (number)

size (noun)

ski (verb, noun)

skiing (noun)

skill (noun)

skin (noun)

skirt (noun)

sky (noun)

slave (noun)

sleep (verb, noun)

slice (noun, verb)

slide (verb, noun)

slight (adjective)

slightly (adverb)

slip (verb)

slope (noun, verb)

slow (adjective, verb)

slowly (adverb)

small (adjective)

smart (adjective)

smartphone (noun)

smell (verb, noun)

smile (verb, noun)

smoke (noun, verb)

smoking (noun)

smooth (adjective)

snake (noun)

sneaker (noun)

snow (noun, verb)

so (adverb, conjunction)

soap (noun)

soccer (noun)

social (adjective)

society (noun)

sock (noun)

soft (adjective)

software (noun)

soil (noun)

solar (adjective)

soldier (noun)

solid (adjective, noun)

solution (noun)

solve (verb)

some (pronoun)

somebody (pronoun)

someone (pronoun)

something (pronoun)

sometimes (adverb)

somewhat (adverb)

somewhere (adverb, pronoun)

son (noun)

song (noun)

soon (adverb)

sorry (adjective, exclamation)

sort (noun, verb)

soul (noun)

sound (noun, verb)

soup (noun)

source (noun)

south (noun, adjective, adverb)

southern (adjective)

space (noun)

speak (verb)

speaker (noun)

special (adjective)

specialist (noun, adjective)

species (noun)

specific (adjective)

specifically (adverb)

speech (noun)

speed (noun, verb)

spell (verb)

spelling (noun)

spend (verb)

spending (noun)

spicy (adjective)

spider (noun)

spirit (noun)

spiritual (adjective)

split (verb, noun)

spoken (adjective)

sponsor (verb, noun)

spoon (noun)

sport (noun)

spot (noun, verb)

spread (verb, noun)

spring (noun, verb)

square (adjective, noun)

stable (adjective)

stadium (noun)

staff (noun)

stage (noun, verb)

stair (noun)

stamp (noun)

stand (verb, noun)

standard (noun, adjective)

star (noun, verb)

stare (verb)

start (verb, noun)

state (noun, adjective, verb)

statement (noun)

station (noun)

statistic (noun)

statue (noun)

status (noun)

stay (verb, noun)

steady (adjective)

steal (verb)

steel (noun)

steep (adjective)

step (noun, verb)

stick (piece of wood) (noun)

stick (push into/ attach) (verb)

sticky (adjective)

stiff (adjective)

still (adverb, adjective)

stock (noun)

stomach (noun)

stone (noun)

stop (verb, noun)

store (noun, verb)

storm (noun)

story (noun)

stove (noun)

straight (adverb, adjective)

strange (adjective)

stranger (noun)

strategy (noun)

stream (noun)

street (noun)

strength (noun)

stress (noun, verb)

stretch (verb, noun)

strict (adjective)

strike (verb, noun)

string (noun)

strong (adjective)

strongly (adverb)

structure (noun, verb)

struggle (verb, noun)

student (noun)

studio (noun)

study (noun, verb)

stuff (noun, verb)

stupid (adjective)

style (noun)

subject (noun, adjective)

submit (verb)

substance (noun)

subway (noun)

succeed (verb)

success (noun)

successful (adjective)

successfully (adverb)

such (pronoun)

sudden (adjective)

suddenly (adverb)

suffer (verb)

sugar (noun)

suggest (verb)

suggestion (noun)

suit (noun, verb)

suitable (adjective)

sum (noun, verb)

summarize (verb)

summary (noun)

summer (noun)

sun (noun)

Sunday (noun)

supermarket (noun)

supply (noun, verb)

support (verb, noun)

supporter (noun)

suppose (verb)

sure (adjective, adverb)

surely (adverb)

surface (noun)

surgery (noun)

surprise (noun, verb)

surprised (adjective)

surprising (adjective)

surround (verb)

surrounding (adjective)

survey (noun, verb)

survive (verb)

suspect (verb, noun)

swear (verb)

sweater (noun)

sweep (verb)

sweet (adjective)

swim (verb, noun)

swimming (noun)

switch (verb, noun)

symbol (noun)

sympathy (noun)

symptom (noun)

system (noun)

table (noun)

tablet (noun)

tail (noun)

take (verb)

tale (noun)

talent (noun)

talented (adjective)

talk (verb, noun)

tall (adjective)

tank (noun)

tape (noun)

target (noun, verb)

task (noun)

taste (noun, verb)

tax (noun, verb)

taxi (noun)

tea (noun)

teach (verb)

teacher (noun)

teaching (noun)

team (noun)

tear1 (verb, noun)

tear2 (noun)

technical (adjective)

technique (noun)

technology (noun)

teenage (adjective)

teenager (noun)

telephone (noun, verb)

television (noun)

tell (verb)

temperature (noun)

temporary (adjective)

ten (number)

tend (verb)

tennis (noun)

tent (noun)

term (noun, verb)

terrible (adjective)

test (noun, verb)

text (noun, verb)

than (conjunction)

thank (verb)

thanks (exclam) (noun)

that (pronoun, adverb, conjunction)

the (definite article)

theater (noun)

their (pronoun)

theirs (pronoun)

them (pronoun)

theme (noun)

themselves (pronoun)

then (adverb)

theory (noun)

therapy (noun)

there (adverb)

therefore (adverb)

they (pronoun)

thick (adjective)

thief (noun)

thin (adjective)

thing (noun)

think (verb)

thinking (noun)

third (number)

thirsty (adjective)

thirteen (number)

thirty (number)

this (pronoun, adverb)

though (conjunction, adverb)

thought (noun)

thousand (number)

threat (noun)

threaten (verb)

three (number)

throat (noun)

through (preposition, adverb)

throughout (preposition, noun, adverb)

throw (verb)

Thursday (noun)

thus (adverb)

ticket (noun)

tie (verb, noun)

tight (adjective)

till (conjunction, preposition, noun)

time (noun, verb)

tiny (adjective)

tip (noun, verb)

tire (noun)

tired (adjective)

title (noun, verb)

to (preposition, infinitive marker)

today (adverb, noun)

toe (noun)

together (adverb)

toilet (noun)

tomato (noun)

tomorrow (adverb, noun)

ton (noun)

tone (noun)

tongue (noun)

tonight (adverb, noun)

too (adverb)

tool (noun)

tooth (noun)

top (noun, adjective)

topic (noun)

total (adjective, noun)

totally (adverb)

touch (verb, noun)

tough (adjective)

tour (noun, verb)

tourism (noun)

tourist (noun)

toward (preposition, noun)

towel (noun)

tower (noun)

town (noun)

toy (noun, adjective)

track (noun, verb)

trade (noun, verb)

tradition (noun)

traditional (adjective)

traffic (noun)

train (noun, verb)

trainer (noun)

training (noun)

transfer (verb, noun)

transform (verb)

transition (noun)

translate (verb)

translation (noun)

transport (verb)

transportation (noun)

trash (noun)

travel (verb, noun)

traveler (noun)

treat (verb)

treatment (noun)

tree (noun)

trend (noun)

trial (noun)

trick (noun, verb)

trip (noun, verb)

tropical (adjective)

trouble (noun, verb)

truck (noun)

true (adjective)

truly (adverb)

trust (noun, verb)

truth (noun)

try (verb, noun)

T-shirt (noun)

tube (noun)

Tuesday (noun)

tune (noun)

tunnel (noun)

turn (verb, noun)

TV (noun)

twelve (number)

twenty (number)

twice (adverb)

twin (noun, adjective)

two (number)

type (noun, verb)

typical (adjective)

typically (adverb)

ugly (adjective)

ultimately (adverb)

umbrella (noun)

unable (adjective)

uncle (noun)

uncomfortable (adjective)

unconscious (adjective)

under (preposition, adverb)

underground (adjective, adverb)

understand (verb)

understanding (noun)

underwear (noun)

unemployed (adjective)

unemployment (noun)

unexpected (adjective)

unfair (adjective)

unfortunately (adverb)

unhappy (adjective)

uniform (noun)

union (noun)

unique (adjective)

unit (noun)

united (adjective)

universe (noun)

university (noun)

unknown (adjective)

unless (conjunction)

unlike (preposition, noun)

unlikely (adjective)

unnecessary (adjective)

unpleasant (adjective)

until (conjunction, preposition, noun)

unusual (adjective)

up (adverb, preposition, noun)

update (verb, noun)

upon (preposition, noun)

upper (adjective)

upset (adjective, verb)

upstairs (adverb, adjective)

upward (adverb)

urban (adjective)

urge (verb)

us (pronoun)

use (verb, noun)

used to (modal verb)

used (adjective)

useful (adjective)

user (noun)

usual (adjective)

usually (adverb)

vacation (noun)

valley (noun)

valuable (adjective)

value (noun, verb)

van (noun)

variety (noun)

various (adjective)

vary (verb)

vast (adjective)

vegetable (noun)

vehicle (noun)

venue (noun)

version (noun)

very (adverb, adjective)

via (preposition, noun)

victim (noun)

victory (noun)

video (noun)

view (noun, verb)

viewer (noun)

village (noun)

violence (noun)

violent (adjective)

virtual (adjective)

virus (noun)

vision (noun)

visit (verb, noun)

visitor (noun)

visual (adjective)

vital (adjective)

vitamin (noun)

voice (noun)

volume (noun)

volunteer (noun, verb)

vote (noun, verb)

wage (noun)

wait (verb, noun)

waiter (noun)

wake (verb)

walk (verb, noun)

wall (noun)

want (verb)

war (noun)

warm (adjective, verb)

warn (verb)

warning (noun)

wash (verb, noun)

washing (noun)

waste (noun, verb, adjective)

watch (verb, noun)

water (noun, verb)

wave (noun, verb)

way (noun, adverb)

we (pronoun)

weak (adjective)

weakness (noun)

wealth (noun)

wealthy (adjective)

weapon (noun)

wear (verb)

weather (noun)

web (noun)

website (noun)

wedding (noun)

Wednesday (noun)

week (noun)

weekend (noun)

weigh (verb)

weight (noun)

welcome (exclamation, verb, adjective, noun)

well (adverb, adjective, exclamation)

west (noun, adjective, adverb)

western (adjective)

wet (adjective)

what (pronoun)

whatever (pronoun)

wheel (noun)

when (adverb, pronoun, conjunction)

whenever (conjunction)

where (adverb, conjunction)

whereas (conjunction)

wherever (conjunction)

whether (conjunction)

which (pronoun)

while (conjunction, preposition, noun)

whisper (verb, noun)

white (adjective, noun)

who (pronoun)

whole (adjective, noun)

whom (pronoun)

whose (pronoun)

why (adverb)

wide (adjective)

widely (adverb)

wife (noun)

wild (adjective)

wildlife (noun)

will (modal verb, noun)

willing (adjective)

win (verb, noun)

wind1 (noun)

wind2 (verb)

window (noun)

wine (noun)

wing (noun)

winner (noun)

winter (noun)

wire (noun)

wise (adjective)

wish (verb, noun)

with (preposition, noun)

within (preposition, noun)

without (preposition, noun)

witness (noun, verb)

woman (noun)

wonder (verb, noun)

wonderful (adjective)

wood (noun)

wooden (adjective)

wool (noun)

word (noun)

work (verb, noun)

worker (noun)

working (adjective)

world (noun)

worldwide (adjective, adverb)

worried (adjective)

worry (verb, noun)

worse (adjective, adverb, noun)

worst (adjective, adverb, noun)

worth (adjective, noun)

would (modal verb)

wound (noun, verb)

wow (exclamation)

wrap (verb)

write (verb)

writer (noun)

writing (noun)

written (adjective)

wrong (adjective, adverb, noun)

yard (noun)

yeah (exclamation)

year (noun)

yellow (adjective, noun)

yes (exclamation)

yesterday (adverb, noun)

yet (adverb, conjunction)

you (pronoun)

young (adjective, noun)

your (pronoun)

yours (pronoun)

yourself (pronoun)

youth (noun)

zero (number)

zone (noun)

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