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In this video, you'll learn 20 of the most common words and phrases in English. |
Hi everybody, my name is Alisha. |
Welcome to The 800 Core English Words and Phrases video series! |
This series will teach you the eight hundred most common words and phrases in English. |
Ok! Let's get started! First is… |
helicopter |
So a helicopter is similar to an airplane. It flies but there's one propeller on top of it. |
The CEO travels to work by helicopter. |
black |
Black is a color or rather black is the absence of color. |
It's the darkest color that we have. |
I have a black cat. |
brown |
So brown is a very natural color. It's very common on hair color and an eye color. |
My hair color is brown, for example. |
My uncle has a new pair of brown shoes. |
gray |
So gray is a very neutral color, it's between white and black. |
Gray is not a very flashy color. |
rest |
So rest is a verb that means to take a break. |
You can use it anytime you need to stop what you're doing for a short period. "I'm just resting." |
hear |
So the verb hear is used for any time you need to use your ears to receive information. |
So this means you're not focusing your attention but information can enter your ear. |
I can barely hear you. |
want |
So the verb want is used to express a desire for something. |
We use it to talk about the things we would like to receive. |
I want to eat cherries. |
disgusting |
Disgusting is an adjective we'd use it to describe things that we think are really really terrible, especially food or maybe even comments things that we think are really unacceptable. |
Cockroaches are disgusting. |
eleven |
Eleven is the number that comes after ten. |
This department store has eleven floors. |
twelve |
So twelve is the number that comes after eleven. |
Twelve can also be called a dozen; when we refer to a dozen of something, we mean twelve of something. |
It's twelve o'clock. |
thirteen |
Thirteen is the number that comes after twelve. |
For many people, thirteen is an unlucky number so you might hear people having suspicions around this number. |
She is thirteen years old. |
So email is a very common part of everyday life. Email comes from electronic and mail together. |
What's your e-mail address? |
cellular phone |
So a cellular phone is a very common thing that many people have. |
We often shorten this expression to cell phone. |
With a cellular phone, you can make calls from almost anywhere. |
text message |
So a text message is any message that you send by writing text. |
We commonly shorten this expression to just text. |
She contacted me via text message. |
mouth |
So the mouth is part of the body. It's this part we use it for eating and for speaking. |
You may also hear mouth used to talk about the part of the river that connects to the ocean. |
Watch your mouth! |
cheek |
So the cheek or cheeks refers to this part of the body, this part of the face. So we have two cheeks, it's a countable noun. |
Her cheeks are very red. |
nose |
So the nose is another part of the body, it's this part of the body right here, the nose. |
My nose is stuffy. |
notebook |
So a notebook is usually a small book we carry around and we write notes in it, hence the name notebook. |
I have a separate notebook for each class. |
pencil |
A pencil is something that we use to write. |
This is a common analog tool that we use to write; lots of school children use these. |
The pencil broke in half. |
eraser |
So an eraser is a tool that we use to remove pencil marks. |
In some cases, you might find pens that also have erasers which can remove pen marks. |
Can I use your eraser? |
Well done! In this lesson, you expanded your vocabulary and learned 20 new useful words. |
See you next time! Bye-bye! |
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