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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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English Vocabulary for They Can't Take That Away
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English Vocabulary for They Can't Take That Away
27 words
tea
(n)
a drink made by brewing leaves from the tea plant
drink tea
drink tea
knife
(n)
a sharp utensil used for cutting food
Could you pass me the knife?
Could you pass me the knife?
dance
(v)
to move to music
She prefers the more lively dances.
She prefers the more lively dances.
change
(v)
She is changing the channel with the remote control.
She is changing the channel with the remote control.
always
(a)
always say
always say
never
(a)
I’ve never heard this song.
I’ve never heard this song.
road
(n)
curvy road
curvy road
hat
(n)
This hat is very pretty.
This hat is very pretty.
meet
(v)
I'm going to meet my friend at 7 p.m.
I'm going to meet my friend at 7 p.m.
hold
(v)
The woman holds the globe.
The woman holds the globe.
sing
(v)
The singer sings at karaoke.
The singer sings at karaoke.
smile
(n)
a facial expression that shows happiness and joy
again
(a)
I ate chocolate again.
I ate chocolate again.
wear
(v)
The man is wearing a shirt and tie.
The man is wearing a shirt and tie.
still
(a)
all the same
It's still 5 o'clock.
It's still 5 o'clock.
memory
(n)
love
(n)
life
(n)
take
(v)
Take the book from the shelf.
Take the book from the shelf.
keep
(v)
to hold or retain something
way
(n)
all
(a)
All stores are closed now.
All stores are closed now.
sip
(v)
away
(a)
beam
(v)
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