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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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Most Common Adjectives
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Most Common Adjectives
30 words
late
(a)
late for a meeting
late for a meeting
important
(a)
not insignificant, of great value
important information
important information
lively
(a)
lively couple
lively couple
big
(a)
big house
big house
wide
(a)
The river is wide and deep.
The river is wide and deep.
small
(a)
very small
very small
narrow
(a)
narrow pass
narrow pass
short
(a)
red, short-sleeved T-shirt
red, short-sleeved T-shirt
long
(a)
This cucumber is long and thin.
This cucumber is long and thin.
good
(a)
Thumbs up means good.
Thumbs up means good.
same
(a)
the same story
the same story
beautiful
(a)
She is a beautiful woman.
She is a beautiful woman.
strong
(a)
powerful, not weak
strong baby
strong baby
kind
(a)
friendly, a good person
kind act
kind act
cold
(a)
a low temperature, little to no warmth
Your hands are so cold.
Your hands are so cold.
hot
(a)
of extreme heat, not cold
really hot
really hot
easy
(a)
simple, not difficult
bad
(a)
Today the weather is bad.
Today the weather is bad.
large
(a)
Sit on the large sofa.
Sit on the large sofa.
low
(a)
short, of less than average height
The price of this car is too low.
The price of this car is too low.
high
(a)
tall, of more than average height
The price of this jacket is too high.
The price of this jacket is too high.
famous
(a)
famous tourist attraction
famous tourist attraction
new
(a)
I want a new watch.
I want a new watch.
old
(a)
quiet
(a)
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