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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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31 words
top
(n)
top of a mountain
top of a mountain
bottom
(n)
at the bottom of a tree
at the bottom of a tree
up
(a)
going up
going up
down
(a)
down a mountain
down a mountain
middle
(n)
center
(n)
The blue ball is in the center.
The blue ball is in the center.
front
(n)
the foremost part of an object
There is a park in front of my house.
There is a park in front of my house.
back
(n)
The loading dock is in the back of the building.
The loading dock is in the back of the building.
side
(n)
side of the mini van
side of the mini van
east
(n)
a compass direction, the point from which the sun rises
The sun rises in the east and sets in the west.
The sun rises in the east and sets in the west.
west
(n)
a compass point, the direction the sun sets
The sun rises in the east and sets in the west.
The sun rises in the east and sets in the west.
north
(n)
a compass point, the direction that leads to the Arctic region
compass points north
compass points north
south
(n)
a compass point, the direction that leads to the Antarctic region
point south
point south
outside
(a)
exterior, not inside
outside a house
outside a house
inside
(a)
interior, not outside
Soybeans grow inside the pods.
Soybeans grow inside the pods.
opposite
(p)
opposite directions
opposite directions
adjacent
(a)
There is a coffee shop adjacent to my office building.
There is a coffee shop adjacent to my office building.
toward
(p)
toward the city
toward the city
facing
(p)
facing a red wall
facing a red wall
beside
(p)
stand beside me
stand beside me
corner
(n)
Please turn left at the corner of the convenience store.
Please turn left at the corner of the convenience store.
distant
(a)
distant city
distant city
far
(a)
The woman is looking at something far away.
The woman is looking at something far away.
close
(a)
Is Brisbane close to Sydney?
Is Brisbane close to Sydney?
by
(p)
Our home is by the ocean.
Our home is by the ocean.
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