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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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Common Actions
25 words
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Word Image
Common Actions
25 words
fear
(v)
to be scared or frightened
Vampires fear the sun.
Vampires fear the sun.
feel
(v)
to perceive something through touch
I feel chilly.
I feel chilly.
believe
(v)
I can't believe that story.
I can't believe that story.
can
(v)
to be able to do something
She can play tennis.
She can play tennis.
resemble
(v)
resemble one another
resemble one another
respect
(v)
show respect
show respect
thank
(v)
Thanks for coming.
Thanks for coming.
be
(v)
It's a cat.
It's a cat.
love
(v)
love a man
love a man
want
(v)
to desire, to wish for something
The office workers wanted the doughnut.
The office workers wanted the doughnut.
need
(v)
I need time to rest.
I need time to rest.
read
(v)
read the newspaper
read the newspaper
do
(v)
to perform an action or task
I want to do something interesting.
I want to do something interesting.
go
(v)
to travel, to move from one place to another
She goes to the store.
She goes to the store.
eat
(v)
to take in food for nourishment
I want to eat cherries.
I want to eat cherries.
speak
(v)
speak slowly
speak slowly
come
(v)
to travel or move towards a place
come towards a video camera
come towards a video camera
stand
(v)
The lawyer stands at the bus stop.
The lawyer stands at the bus stop.
say
(v)
to speak, to verbalize words
The people are saying, "Hello."
The people are saying, "Hello."
call
(v)
to cry out to someone
The mother called her daughter.
The mother called her daughter.
see
(v)
I saw my cousin at the horse races.
I saw my cousin at the horse races.
see
(v)
to notice something with your eyes
see a sunset
see a sunset
watch
(v)
watch a funny show
watch a funny show
miss
(v)
miss the target
miss the target
enter
(v)
enter a building
enter a building
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