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How to Say Thank You in English
Survival Phrases Season 1
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100 Most Common Nouns
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100 Most Common Nouns
100 words
week
(n)
a period of seven days
this week
this week
year
(n)
a period of 365 days
three years
second
(n)
There are sixty seconds in a minute.
There are sixty seconds in a minute.
hour
(n)
a period of time, equal to sixty minutes
one hour
one hour
minute
(n)
a period of 60 seconds
three minutes
three minutes
morning
(n)
the period of time at the beginning of the day, usually 6 a.m. to 12 p.m.
shower in the morning
shower in the morning
water
(n)
bridge over water
bridge over water
coffee
(n)
a drink made from the beans of the coffee plant
The coffee pot is full of coffee.
The coffee pot is full of coffee.
beer
(n)
an alcoholic drink made from a cereal grain such as hops
The bartender is pouring a draft beer.
The bartender is pouring a draft beer.
ice
(n)
melting ice cubes
melting ice cubes
tea
(n)
a drink made by brewing leaves from the tea plant
drink tea
drink tea
wine
(n)
an alcoholic drink made from grape juice
glass of wine
glass of wine
mother
(n)
My mother and father were married fifty (50) years.
My mother and father were married fifty (50) years.
father
(n)
Who is Mario's father?
Who is Mario's father?
husband
(n)
I shower in the morning, and my husband showers at night.
I shower in the morning, and my husband showers at night.
wife
(n)
My wife has blue eyes.
My wife has blue eyes.
son
(n)
a male child in relation to his parents
I sent my son to study in London.
I sent my son to study in London.
daughter
(n)
a female child in relation to her parents
My son's room is neat, but daughter's room is messy.
My son's room is neat, but daughter's room is messy.
sugar
(n)
a sweet substance used to make food and drink sweeter
Soda contains a lot of sugar.
Soda contains a lot of sugar.
salt
(n)
Pass the salt.
Pass the salt.
bread
(n)
sliced bread
sliced bread
fruit
(n)
a type of food grown on trees or plants that is often sweet and contains seeds
fresh fruit
fresh fruit
vegetable
(n)
a type of plant that is edible
Vegetables are a rich source of vitamins and minerals.
Vegetables are a rich source of vitamins and minerals.
fish
(n)
a cold-blooded animal that usually has gills or fins and lives underwater
Tonight's main course is grilled fish.
Tonight's main course is grilled fish.
beef
(n)
the flesh of cattle when used for food
Do you eat beef?
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