50个英语常用的最简单的单词
如果你是一名英语学习者，知道哪些单词在这门语言中最常用可以帮助你提高词汇技能，并在日常对话中获得信心。
不要指望这些单词能帮你说一口流利的英语，但要把它们作为一种资源来帮助你建立你的技能。
常用的英语单词
All
- Everyone in a group.
- All the children did their homework.
And
- A conjunction that joins parts of speech together in a sentence.
- She jumped, jogged, and danced in gym class.
Boy
- A male child.
- The little boy asked his mother if she would buy him candy.
Book
- A long text of words that people read.
- The college student had to read a 500-page book for English class.
Call
- To yell out or speak loudly; to contact someone by phone.
- The girl called out to her brother so he would wait for her.
Car
- A four-wheeled vehicle that transports people from one place to another.
- He drove the car from school to work.
Chair
- A piece of furniture that can hold one person.
- My mother is the only one allowed to sit in the big chair in the living room.
Children
- Young people who have not yet reached adulthood.
- The children didn't listen to what their parents told them.
City
- A place where many people live.
- New York is the biggest city in the United States.
Dog
- An animal that many people have as a household pet.
- My dog likes to play with bones.
Door
- A passageway from which you can enter or exit a room or a building.
- The students rushed through the classroom door just before the bell rang.
Enemy
- The opposite of a friend. A competitor or rival.
- The hero of the story killed his enemy with a sword.
End
- To finish something or come to a conclusion.
- The end of the book was a happy one.
Enough
- To have more than one needs of something.
- Most Americans have enough food to eat, but that's not true in other countries.
Eat
- To consume food.
- The children liked to eat apples and bananas after school.
Friend
- The opposite of an enemy. Someone on your side and with whom you enjoy spending time.
- The girl played with her friend in the yard until her mother told her to come inside.
Father
- A male parent.
- The father picked up his child when she started crying.
Go
- To travel to and from a location.
- We go to school every day.
Good
- To behave well or in a kind manner.
- My mother said that if I'm good and don't hit my brother, she will take me to the movies.
Girl
- A female child.
- The girl dropped her schoolbooks on the ground.
Food
- An edible substance that people, animals, and plants eat to live.
- Starving people do not have enough food to eat and may die.
Hear
- To listen to something.
- I could hear my brother and sister arguing from the other room.
House
- A place where people, often families, live.
- My friend lives in the biggest house on the street.
Inside
- The internal part of something or to be located within something.
- The inside of the house was warm and cozy.
Laugh
- To express that you find something amusing.
- The children laughed after the clown made a joke.
Listen
- To hear something.
- We listen to music because we like to dance.
Man
- An adult male.
- The man was much taller than his son.
Name
- The title of a place, book, person, etc.
- I never liked my name growing up.
Never
- Not ever.
- I am never getting back together with my boyfriend.
Next
- The thing that happens after something else in a sequence; to be situated by something else.
- Let's go to the next question.
New
- Something just created or unused or unopened.
- My mother bought me a new doll for Christmas. It was still in the package.
Noise
- Loud sounds, especially made by music or a group of people.
- There was so much noise at the party, the neighbors called the police.
Often
- To happen frequently.
- My teacher gets mad because I often forget my homework.
Pair
- Two things that go together.
- I like the new pair of shoes my sister bought me for my birthday.
Pick
- To choose or select.
- I picked the cupcake with vanilla frosting.
Play
- To have fun with someone or engage in an activity or sport.
- I like to play football with my brother.
Room
- A part of a home, building, office or another structure.
- The room at the end of the hall is the coldest in the building.
See
- To watch or observe something.
- I see clouds in the sky, which must mean it will rain soon.
Sell
- To offer a service or a good for a price.
- I am going to sell my surfboard for $50 because it's time for a new one.
Sit
- To rest on a floor, chair, or another surface.
- The teacher told the children to sit on the carpet.
Speak
- To say something.
- I speak too loudly sometimes.
Smile
- To grin or show pleasure.
- I smile when my brother tells jokes.
Sister
- The opposite of brother. The female child in relation to other children of the same parents.
- My parents took my sister and me to the circus.
Think
- To contemplate something or have an idea or belief.
- I think all pets should have a home.
Then
- Something that comes after an event in a sequence.
- I opened the refrigerator. Then, I ate some food.
Walk
- To travel on foot.
- I walk home from school every day.
Water
- A substance plants, people, animals, and the earth need to survive.
- If animals don't have enough water to drink, they will die.
Work
- To make a living, engage in an activity for pay, or to reach a goal.
- I work as a teacher because I like children.
Write
- To put something on paper with a pen or pencil. To use a computer to type text.
- I have to write three essays in English class this semester.
Woman
- A female adult.
- That woman was our new school principal.
Yes
- To answer affirmatively or respond to one's name being called.
- "Yes, I'm here," the student said when the teacher called her name.
