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How to Say Thank You in English
Survival Phrases Season 1
Learn the most common way to say "thank you"
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50 Most Common Verbs
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50 Most Common Verbs
50 words
rest
(v)
to relax
The man rests in the hammock.
The man rests in the hammock.
cook
(v)
The chef cooked in the kitchen.
The chef cooked in the kitchen.
return
(v)
to go back to a place or person
The father is returning home.
The father is returning home.
bathe
(v)
The brothers bathed in the bathtub.
The brothers bathed in the bathtub.
sleep
(v)
to rest by voluntarily suspended consciousness, usually for several hours during the night
I sleep for 8 hours every day.
I sleep for 8 hours every day.
wake up
(v)
to stop sleeping and regain consciousness
I wake up every morning at six o'clock a.m.
I wake up every morning at six o'clock a.m.
feel
(v)
to perceive something through touch
I feel chilly.
I feel chilly.
draw
(v)
to sketch, to create a picture with materials such as pencils or pens
The artist is drawing Chinese characters with a writing brush.
The artist is drawing Chinese characters with a writing brush.
turn on
(v)
to switch a device on, to operate
turn on a light
turn on a light
arrive
(v)
arrive at school
arrive at school
answer
(v)
The students answer the questions.
The students answer the questions.
teach
(v)
to instruct, to impart knowledge
The teacher teaches the class.
The teacher teaches the class.
ask
(v)
to question, to inquire of
The university student is asking the professor a question.
The university student is asking the professor a question.
receive
(v)
to be given something
receive money
receive money
plan
(v)
to plot, to arrange a method for doing something
We'll plan the holiday to Europe.
We'll plan the holiday to Europe.
explain
(v)
to describe something in easier terms or more detail so that it becomes clearer
The professor explains the diagram.
The professor explains the diagram.
can
(v)
to be able to do something
She can play tennis.
She can play tennis.
close
(v)
to shut, to move something to cover an opening
The university student closes the door.
The university student closes the door.
buy
(v)
buy with a credit card
buy with a credit card
want
(v)
to desire, to wish for something
The office workers wanted the doughnut.
The office workers wanted the doughnut.
read
(v)
read the newspaper
read the newspaper
search
(v)
to actively look for something
search for an ant
search for an ant
tour
(v)
hiking tour
hiking tour
put
(v)
to place an object in a specific location
Put the sign on the front of the building.
Put the sign on the front of the building.
use
(v)
to deploy something for the purpose it was made
use the computer
use the computer
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