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68 words/phrases to learn
to work
to engage in physical or mental activity to achieve a purpose or result
to start
to begin something
a dentist
a doctor for teeth
to go
to move or travel somewhere
late
after the right time
a mouth
an opening in the face for eating
a boy
a male child
stuff
things or material
funny
causing laughter; strange
because
for the reason that
to see
to notice with the eyes
actually
in fact; really
to make it
to succeed or reach a desired goal
a car
a road vehicle for a few people
trouble
problem or difficulty
to wait
to stay until something happens
a morning
a time from sunrise to noon
for you
intended or meant for your benefit or use
breakfast
first meal of the day
to get
to receive or to obtain
to get drunk
to become intoxicated by consuming alcohol
to change
to make or become different
a subject
a topic; an area of study
to talk
to speak to someone
when
question word for time
never
expressing “no” or something bad
you guys
a colloquial term for addressing a group of people
to fight
to engage in a struggle or conflict
back
the rear part of something
a room
an enclosed space within a building
sweetheart
a beloved person; a term of endearment
why?
for what reason or purpose
third
in position number three
time
a continuous progression of events from past to future
to watch
to look at for a time
a phone
a device for calls or messages
a side
a left or right part; a surface
always
at all times
to hate
to dislike very strongly
to find
to discover; to locate
to stay
to remain in a place
last
final; most recent
last week
the week preceding the current one
a week
a set of seven days
to look
to direct one's gaze toward something
a direction
a way something points or moves
a trip
a short journey
a month
one of the 12 year periods
yesterday
the day before today
to play
to engage in an activity for enjoyment or recreation
online
connected to the internet
practice
repeated action to improve a skill
to think
to use the mind; to believe
to get up
to rise from bed or a sitting position
early
before the usual time
fun
enjoyment; something enjoyable
a college
a place for higher education
more
a greater amount or number
sorry?
polite way to ask for repetition
to feel
to perceive or experience sensations or emotions
to feel like
to have a desire or inclination for something
a cause
a political or social goal
top
the highest or uppermost part of something
a camera
a device for taking photos or video
better
more good than something else
alright
okay; satisfactory
worse
more bad than another
to thank
to say you are grateful
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