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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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Vocabulary for the 25 Most Commonly Used Verbs of Any Language
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Vocabulary for the 25 Most Commonly Used Verbs of Any Language
25 words
work
(v)
to complete a task or activity in order to receive payment
The woman is working on Saturday.
The woman is working on Saturday.
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.
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.
run
(v)
The woman is running on the beach.
The woman is running on the beach.
need
(v)
I need time to rest.
I need time to rest.
take
(v)
to get into your possession
The people took the strawberries.
The people took the strawberries.
use
(v)
to deploy something for the purpose it was made
use the computer
use the computer
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.
drink
(v)
to take a liquid and swallow
The woman drinks water.
The woman drinks water.
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
say
(v)
to speak, to verbalize words
The people are saying, "Hello."
The people are saying, "Hello."
see
(v)
to notice something with your eyes
see a sunset
see a sunset
give
(v)
give a coin
give a coin
leave
(v)
to go away, to exit a place
The company executive leaves the company.
The company executive leaves the company.
start
(v)
start a race
start a race
understand
(v)
understand Japanese
understand Japanese
think
(v)
The woman thinks about the answer.
The woman thinks about the answer.
know
(v)
I know who did that.
I know who did that.
become
(v)
get sick
get sick
wait
(v)
to delay an action or stay until something happens
wait outside
wait outside
exist
(v)
There is a bus stop nearby.
There is a bus stop nearby.
play
(v)
call
(v)
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