A selection of the most used nouns in English is for school and preschool children.
Content
- The most used nouns in English for beginners
- The most used nouns in English for lessons at school
- Thematic nouns in English are the most used
- Nouns in English for children - the most used
- The most used nouns in English for children are a basic set
- The most used nouns in English for children with an example of use
- Video: how to quickly learn English?
The most used nouns in English for beginners
The most used nouns in English for beginners:
- "School"
school | [skuːl] | school |
backpack | [‘Bækpæk] | backpack |
blackboard | [‘Blækbɔːd] | blackboard |
chair | [ʧeə] | chair |
cHALK | [ʧɔːK] | a piece of chalk |
classroom | [‘Klɑːsrum] | class |
clock | [klɔk] | watch |
desk | [desk] | desk |
eraser | [ɪ’reɪzə] | eraser |
glue | [gluː] | glue |
locker | [‘Lɔkə] | cabinet |
marker | [‘Mɑːkə] | marker |
pen | [pen] | a pen |
pencil | [‘Pen (t) s (ə) l] | pencil |
pENCIL CASE | [‘Pen (t) s (ə) lˌkeɪs] | pencil case |
sharpener | [ʃɑːp (ə) nə] | sharpener |
ruler | [‘Ruːlə] | ruler |
globe | [ɡləʊb] | the globe |
map | [mæp] | map |
scissors | [‘Sɪzəz] | scissors |
tAPE | [teɪp] | adhesive tape |
teacher | [‘Tiːʧə] | teacher |
headmaster | [ˌHɛdˈmɑːstə] | head teacher |
pupil | [ˈPjuːp (ə) l] | student |
student | [ˈStjuːd (ə) nt] | student |
textbook | [‘Tekstbuk] | textbook |
notebook | [‘Nəutbuk] | notebook |
paper | [ˈPeɪpə] | paper |
lesson | [ˈLɛs (ə) n] | lesson, lesson |
gEOGRAPHY | [dʒɪˈɒɡrəfɪ] | geography |
biology | [baɪˈɒlədʒɪ] | biology |
chemistry | [ˈKɛMɪSTRɪ] | chemistry |
history | [ˈHɪst (ə) rɪ] | story |
mathematics | [ˌMæθɪˈmætɪks] | maths |
physics | [ˈFɪɪzɪks] | physics |
music | [ˈMjuːzɪk] | music |
drawing | [ˈDrɔːɪŋ] | drawing |
bell | [bɛl] | call |
break | [Breɪk] | turn |
education | [ˌƐdjʊˈkeɪʃ (ə) n] | education |
curriculum | [kəˈrɪkjʊləm] | academic plan |
examination | [ɪɡˌzæmɪˈneɪʃ (ə) n] | exam |
exam | [ɪɡˈzæm] | exam |
mark | [mɑːk] | grade |
test | [tɛst] | test |
semester | [sɪˈmɛstə] | semester |
timetable | [ˈTaɪmˌteɪb (ə) l] | timetable |
holiday | [ˈHɒlɪdɪ] | holiday |
- "Flowers"
flower | [ˈFlaʊ] | flower |
rose | [rəʊz] | rose flower |
tulip | [ˈTjuːlɪp] | tulip |
carnation | [kɑːˈneɪʃ (ə) n] | carnation |
gladiolus | [ˈꞬlædɪˈəʊləsɪz] | gladiolus |
lily | [ˈLɪlɪ] | lily |
orchid | [ˈƆːkɪd] | orchid |
peony | [ˈPiːənɪ] | peony |
daisy | [ˈDeɪzɪ] | daisy |
violet | [ˈVaɪəlɪt] | violet |
lotus | [ˈLəʊtəs] | lotus |
sunflower | [ˈSʌnˌflaʊ] | sunflower |
snowdrop | [ˈSnəʊdrɒp] | snowdrop |
narcissus | [nɑːˈsɪsəsɪz] | narcissus |
daffodil | [ˈDæfədɪl] | yellow Narcissus |
dahlia | [ˈDeɪljə] | dahlia |
iris | [ˈAɪ (ə) rɪs] | iris |
poppy | [ˈPɒPɪ] | poppy |
crocus | [ˈKrəʊkəs] | crocus |
dandelion | [ˈDændɪlaɪən] | dandelion |
lavender | [ˈLævɪndə] | lavender |
camellia | [kəˈmiːlɪə] | camellia |
bouquet | [buːˈkeɪ-] | bouquet |
- "Trees"
tree | [triː] | wood |
forest | [‘FɔrɪST] | forest |
oAK | [əʊk] | oak |
birch | [bɜːtʃ] | birch |
pine | [paɪn] | pine |
poplar | [ˈPɒplə] | poplar |
fir | [fɜː] | spruce |
ash | [æʃ] | ash |
linden | [ˈLɪndən] | linden |
maple | [ˈMeɪp (ə) l] | maple |
willow | [ˈWɪləʊ] | willow |
chestnut | [ˈTʃɛsnʌt] | chestnut |
palm | [pɑːm] | palm |
lARCH | [lɑːtʃ] | larch |
juniper | [ˈDʒuːnɪpə] | juniper |
beech | [biːtʃ] | beech |
redwood | [ˈRɛdwʊd] | the Red tree |
wood | [wʊd] | wood |
tRUNK | [trʌŋk] | trunk |
branch | [Brɑːntʃ] | branch |
root | [ruːt] | root |
leaf | [Liːf] | sheet |
bark | [bɑːk] | bark |
log | [lɒɡ] | log |
cone | [kəʊn] | cone |
ash | [æʃ] | ash, ashes |
- "Insects"
insect | [ˈꞮnsɛkt] | insect |
fly | [Flaɪ] | fly |
mosquito | [məˈskiːt | əʊ] | mosquito |
flea | [Fliː] | flea |
firefly | [ˈFaɪəflaɪ] | firefly |
moth | [mɒθ] | mol |
dragonfly | [ˈDræɡ (ə) nflaɪ] | dragonfly |
spider | [ˈSpaɪdə] | spider |
ladybug | [ˈLeɪdɪbʌɡ] | ladybug |
wASP | [wɒsp] | wasp |
tick | [tɪk] | mite |
bee | [biː] | bee |
caterpillar | [ˈKætəˌpɪlə] | caterpillar |
butterfly | [ˈBʌtəflaɪ] | butterfly |
ant | [ænt] | ant |
grasshopper | [ˈꞬrɑːSˌHɒPə] | grasshopper |
beetle | [ˈBiːtl] | beetle |
termite | [ˈTɜːmaɪt] | termite |
roach | [rəʊtʃ] | cockroach |
scorpion | [ˈSkɔːpɪən] | scorpion |
centipede | [ˈSɛntɪpiːd] | centipede |
mantis | [ˈMæntɪs] | mantis |
cricket | [ˈKrɪkɪt] | cricket |
bug | [bʌɡ] | beetle |
snail | [sneɪl] | snail |
worm | [wɜːm] | worm |
- "Birds"
bird | [bɜːd] | bird |
robin | [ˈRɒbɪn] | thrush |
jay | [dʒeɪ] | jay |
hummingbird | [ˈHʌmɪŋbɜːd] | hummingbirds |
pHEASANT | [ˈFɛz (ə) nt] | pheasant |
crow | [krəʊ] | raven, Raven |
flamingo | [flə’mɪŋgəu] | flamingo |
seagull | [ˈSiːɡʌl] | gull |
sparrow | [ˈSpærəʊ] | sparrow |
woodpecker | [ˈWʊdˌpɛkə] | woodpecker |
swallow | [ˈSwɒləʊ] | martin |
pIGEON | [ˈPɪdʒɪn] | pigeon |
oWL | [aʊl] | owl |
hawk | [hɔːk] | falcon |
eagle | [ˈIːɡ (ə) l] | eagle |
canary | [kæˈnɛ (ə) rɪ] | canary |
cuckoo | [ˈKʊkuː] | cuckoo |
cockatoo | [ˌKɒkə | ˈtuː] | cockatoo |
parrot | [ˈPærət] | parrot |
parakeet | [ˈPærəkiːt] | parrot |
duck | [dʌk] | duck |
goose | [ɡuːs] | goose |
chicken | [‘ʧɪKɪn] | chicken |
swan | [swɒn] | swan |
crane | [kreɪn] | crane, heron |
stork | [stɔːk] | stork |
pelican | [ˈPɛlɪkən] | pelican |
peacock | [ˈPiːkɒk] | peacock |
penguin | [ˈPɛŋɡwɪn] | penguin |
ostrich | [ˈⱰStrɪtʃ] | ostrich |
- "Vegetables"
vegetable | [‘Veʤ (ə) təbl] | vegetable |
basil | [‘Bæzl] | basil |
eggplant | [‘EGPLɑːNT] | eggplant |
bean | [biːn] | bobs |
pEA | [piː] | peas |
cabbage | [‘Kæbɪʤ] | cabbage |
potato | [pə’teɪtəu] | potato |
onion | [‘Ʌnjən] | onion |
carrot | [‘Kærət] | carrot |
cucumber | [‘Kjuːkʌmbə] | cucumber |
pepper | [‘Pepə] | pepper |
parsley | [‘Pɑːslɪ] | parsley |
tomato | [tə’mɑːtəu] | tomato |
radish | [‘Rædɪʃ] | radish |
beet | [biːt] | beet |
celery | [‘Sel (ə) rɪ] | celery |
pumpkin | [‘Pʌmpkɪn] | pumpkin |
dill | [dɪl] | dill |
haricot | [‘Hærɪkəu] | beans |
garlic | [‘Gɑːlɪk] | garlic |
sorrel | [‘SɔR (ə) l] | sorrel |
- "Berry"
berry | [‘Berɪ] | berry |
watermelon | [‘Wɔːtəˌmelən] | watermelon |
barberry | [‘Bɑːbərɪ] | barberry |
cowberry | [‘Kaubərɪ] | cowberry |
cherry | [‘ʧerɪ] | cherry |
blackberry | [‘Blækb (ə) rɪ] | blackberry |
strawberry | [‘Strɔːb (ə) rɪ] | strawberries; Strawberry |
viburnum | [vaɪ’bɜːnəm] | kalina |
cranberry | [‘Krænb (ə) rɪ] | cranberry |
dogwood | [‘DɔGWUD] | dogwood |
raspberry | [‘Rɑːzb (ə) rɪ] | raspberry |
blueberry | [‘Bluːbərɪ] | blueberry; blueberry |
elder | [‘Eldə] | elder |
gooseberry | [‘Guzb (ə) rɪ] | gooseberry |
sea-Buckthorn | [siː’bʌkθɔːn] | sea \u200b\u200b\u200b\u200bbuckthorn |
rowan | [‘Rəuən] | rowan |
black Chokeberry | [Blæk ʧəuk’berɪ] | the mountain ash is black -fruited |
redcurrant | [ˌRed’KʌR (ə) nt] | red currants |
blackcurrant | [Blæk’Kʌr (ə) nt] | currant is black |
- « Fruit"
fruit | [Fruːt] | fruit |
apricot | [‘EɪPRɪKɔT] | apricot |
pineApple | [‘Paɪnæpl] | a pineapple |
banana | [bə’nɑːnə] | banana |
bergamot | [‘Bɜːgəmɔt] | bergamot |
graph | [Greɪp] | grape |
graphfruit | [‘Greɪpfruːt] | grapefruit |
pear | [Peə] | pear |
melon | [‘Melən] | melon |
lemon | [‘Lemən] | lemon |
mandarin | [‘Mænd (ə) rɪn] | mandarin |
peach | [piːʧ] | peach |
plum | [plʌm] | plum |
apple | [‘Æpl] | apple |
lime | [laɪm] | lime |
kiwi | [‘Kiːwiː] | kiwi |
fig | [fɪg] | figs |
mango | [‘Mæŋgəu] | mango |
persimmon | [pə’sɪmən] | persimmon |
pomelo | [‘Pɔmɪləu] | pomelo |
- "The human body"
man | [mæn] | man, man |
woman | [‘Wumən] | woman |
body | [‘BɔDɪ] | body |
head | [Hed] | head |
shoulder | [‘Ʃəuldə] | shoulder |
aRM | [ɑːm] | hand |
hand | [hænd] | arm hand) |
elbow | [‘Elbəu] | elbow |
chest | [ʧest] | rib cage |
stomach | [‘Stʌmək] | stomach, stomach |
back | [bæk] | back |
bottom | [‘Bɔtəm] | ass |
thight | [θaɪ] | hip |
waist | [Weɪst] | waist |
leg | [leg] | leg |
knee | [niː] | knee |
calf (Calves) | [kɑːf] [kɑːvz] | caviar (caviar) |
foot (Feet) | [fit] [fiːt] | foot (feet) |
ankle | [‘Æŋkl] | ankle |
heel | [hiːl] | heel |
neck | [nek] | neck |
face | [feɪs] | face |
nose | [nəuz] | nose |
mouth | [mauθ] | mouth |
lip (s) | [lɪp] | lip, lips |
tOOTH (TEETH) | [tuːθ] [tiːθ] | tooth teeth |
tongue | [tʌŋ] | language |
eye (s) | [aɪ] | eye, eyes |
eyebrow | [‘Aɪbrau] | eyebrow |
eylash | [‘Aɪlæʃ] | eyelash |
pupil | [‘Pjuːp (ə) l] | pupil |
eyelid | [‘AɪLɪD] | eyelid |
chin | [ʧɪn] | chin |
cheek | [ʧiːk] | cheek |
forehead | [‘FɔːHED] | forehead |
hair | [heə] | hair |
hairy | [‘Heərɪ] | hairy |
bald | [bɔːld] | bald |
moustache | [mə’stɑːʃ] | mustache |
beard | [bɪəd] | beard |
- "Natural phenomena"
sun | [sʌn] | sun |
sunset | [‘Sʌnset] | sunset, sunset |
sunrise | [‘SʌNRAɪZ] | dawn, sunrise |
dew | [djuː] | dew |
waterfall | [‘Wɔːtəfɔːl] | waterfall |
rain | [REɪn] | rain |
lightning | [‘Laɪtnɪŋ] | lightning |
thunder | [‘Θʌndə] | thunder, rumble |
rainbow | [‘Reɪnbəu] | rainbow |
sky | [skaɪ] | heaven, sky |
cloud | [klaud] | cloud, cloud |
snow | [Snəu] | snow |
ice | [aɪs] | ice |
icicle | [‘AɪSɪKL] | icicle |
hoarFrost | [‘HɔːFRɔST] | hoarfrost, frost |
eclipse | [ɪ’Klɪps] | eclipse |
flood | [FLʌD] | flood, flood |
earthquake | [‘Ɜːθkweɪk] | earthquake |
wind | [wɪnd] | wind |
storm | [stɔːm] | hurricane, storm |
The most used nouns in English for lessons at school
The most used nouns in English for lessons at school:
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Words that are used only in the singular:
- advice - advice
- furniture - furniture
- information - Information
- money - money
- friendship - Friendship
- love is love
- news - news
Words that are used only in the plural:
- scissors - scissors
- trousers - trousers
- glasses - glasses
- goods - goods, goods
- clothes - clothing
- stairs is a staircase
- aRMS - weapons
Nouns mean:
- inanimate objects ( car - car, book - book),
- living creatures ( dOG - dog, human - human),
- places ( mountain - Mountain, Norway - Norway),
- materials ( cloth - the cloth, wood - wood),
- names of actions ( movement - traffic, laughter - laugh),
- phenomena ( frost - freezing, sunset - sunset),
- abstract concepts ( history - story, beauty - the beauty),
- qualities ( kindness - kindness, bravey - courage), etc.
Nouns can vary in childbirth (male and female):
- animal(it)
- cattle - Cattle
- chicken - Hens
- duck - duck
- fox - Fox
- goose - goose
- horse - horse
- lion - a lion
- pig - pig
- rabbit - rabbit
- sheep - Sheep
- tiger - tiger
- male family(he)
- bull - bull
- rooster, Cock - rooster
- drake - The drake
- fox - Fox
- gander - Gusak
- stallion - A stallion
- lion - a lion
- boar - Borov, wild boar
- buck - The male rabbit
- rAM - Baran
- tiger - tiger
- feminine(she)
- cow - cow
- hen - chicken
- duck - duck
- vixen - Fox
- goose - Goose
- mare - Mare
- lioness - Lioness
- sOW - Svinomatka
- doe - rabbit
- eWE - Sheep
- tigress - Tigress
Thematic nouns in English are the most used
Thematic nouns in English are the most used:
House, life, everyday business
- album [ˈÆlbəm] - album;
- apartment [əˈpɑːtmənt] - apartment (AME);
- bar [bɑː] - bar, bar, crossbar;
• A bar of chocolate - chocolate tiles; - basement [ˈBeɪsmənt] - basement;
- bathroom [ˈBɑːθru (ː) m] - toilet, bathroom;
- bed [Bed] - bed;
- bedroom [ˈBedru (ː) M] - bedroom;
- bowl [bəul] - bowl;
- box [bɔks] - box;
- brick [Brɪk] - brick;
- brush [Brʌʃ] - brush; brush (artist);
- bucket [ˈBʌkɪt] - bucket;
- bunch [bʌnʧ] - ligament (bundle), bun, a bunch;
• a buunch of-a bunch of something; - card [kɑːd] - card;
- case [keɪs] - case (case);
- ceiling [ˈSiːlɪŋ] - ceiling;
- cell [SEL] - section, cell, compartment, cage, cell;
- chair [ʧeə] - chair;
- cigarette [ˌSɪgəˈret] - cigarette;
- clock [klɔk] - clock (wall);
- cloth [klɔθ] - fabric, rag, tablecloth;
- collection [kəˈlekʃən] - collection;
- comfort [ˈKʌmfət] - comfort;
- cover [ˈKʌvə] - cover, coating, cover;
- cupboard [ˈKʌbəd] - cupboard;
- desk [desk] - table (written, worker);
- door [dɔː] - Door;
- duster [ˈDʌstə] - A rag for wiping dust;
- entrance [ˈEntrəns] - input;
- exit [ˈEksɪt] - exit;
- fAN [fæn] - fan;
- fense [Fens] - fence;
- flat [Flæt] - apartment (bre);
- floor [FLɔː] - floor; floor;
- frame [Freɪm] - frame;
- fridge (Refrigerator) [frɪdʒ, rɪˈfrɪdʒəreɪtə (r)] - fridge;
- fun [fʌn] - fun;
• For fun - funny fun; - furniture [ˈFɜːnɪʧə] - furniture;
- garbage [ˈꞬɑːbɪdʒ] - scum, remnants; garbage;
- garden [ˈGɑːdn] - garden;
- gate [gɪt] - gates;
- glass [GLɑːS] - cup;
- guest [gest] - the guest;
- hall [hɔːl] - Hall;
- helping (of smth.) [ˈHelpɪŋ] - a portion;
• Second Helping - additive, another portion;
- home [həum] - house (home, home);
- hood [Hud] - hood, canopy, visor, car hood;
• Under the Hood-under the hood, at the heart of smth. - host [həust] - the owner (receiving guests), the receiving side;
- house [haus] - house (building);
- houseHold [ˈHaushəuld] - household;
- housing [ˈHauzɪŋ] - housing;
- kettle (Teapot) [ˈKetl, ˈtiːpɔt] - kettle;
- key (to smth.) [kiː] -Key (to what);
- kitchen [ˈKɪʧɪn] - kitchen;
- knife [naɪf] - knife;
- lawn [lɔːn] - lawn;
- lID [lɪd] - lid;
- living [ˈLɪvɪŋ] - livelihood; Lifestyle;
• On smth. -Due to (indicates the means of existence); - match [mæʧ] - match;
- mess [mes] - mess;
- mirror [ˈMɪrə] - mirror;
- net [net] - network, mesh, net;
- oven [ˈɅvn] - bake;
- pack [pæk] - package;
• A Pack of Cards - a deck of cards; - pad [pæd] - gasket, stuffing;
• A PAD of Paper - notebook; - pillow [ˈPɪləu] - pillow (pilling);
- pool [puːl] - swimming pool;
- pot [pɔt] - pot;
- receipt [rɪˈsiːt] - receipt, cash receipt;
- roll [rəul] - roll;
- roof [ruːf] - roof;
- room [ruːm] - room; place (space ~ for smth.);
• Living Room [ˈLɪvɪŋ ruːm] - living room;
• Make Room for smth. -Prepare/make room for smth. - rubbish [ˈRʌbɪʃ] - garbage, trash;
- shelf [ʃelf] - shelf;
- sleep [Sliːp] - dream;
- sofa [ˈSəufə] - sofa;
- spot [spɔt] - spot, pimple; place, place;
- star (Stairs) [Steə, Steəz] - step (unit); staircase, steps (plural);
- stuff [stʌf] - things, trash, junk;
- table [ˈTeɪbl] - table;
- tablet [ˈTæblɪt] - tablet; a plank, a bar;
- tAPE [teɪp] - ribbon;
- telephone (Phone) [ˈTelɪfəun, fəun] - telephone;
- thing [θɪŋ] - thing, object, essence;
• Among Other Things - among other things;
• It’s A Good Thing (That) - it's good that ...
• That’s Just the Thing-that's the point / that's the matter;
• The Thing is that ... - The fact is that ... - tube [tjuːb] - tube, tube;
- view [vjuː] - view;
- wall [wɔːl] - wall;
- wardrobe [ˈWɔːdrəub] - wardrobe;
- window [ˈWɪndəu] - window;
Food
- apple [ˈÆpl] - Apple;
- beans [biːnz] - beans;
- beer [bɪə] - beer;
- bottle [ˈBɔtl] - bottle;
- bread [Bred] - bread;
- breakfast [ˈBrekfəst] - breakfast;
- butter [ˈBʌtə] - butter;
- cAKE [keɪk] - Pie, cake;
- can [kæn] - Cost Bank;
- carrot [ˈKærət] - carrot;
- cheese [ʧiːz] - cheese;
- chocolate [ˈTʃɔklət] - chocolate;
- coffee [ˈKɔfi] - coffee;
- cOOK [kuk] - cook;
- corn [kɔːn] - corn;
- cream [kriːm] - cream;
- cucumber [ˈKju: kʌmbə] - cucumber;
- cup [kʌp] - a cup;
- dinner [ˈDɪnə] - dinner;
- dish (Dishes) [dɪʃ] - dish (dishes); dish, food;
- drink [DRɪŋK] - drink;
- fat [fæt] - fat;
- food [fuːd] - food;
- fORK [fɔːk] - fork;
- fruit [Fruːt] - fruit;
- garlic [ˈGɑːlɪk] - garlic;
- honey [ˈHʌni] - honey;
- ingredient [ɪnˈgriːdjənt] - ingredient;
- juice [ʤuːs] - juice;
- lunch [lʌnʧ] - lunch (lunch);
- meal [miːl] - food (dish);
- meat [miːt] - meat;
- milk [mɪlk] - milk;
- onion [ˈɅnjən] - onion;
- pepper [ˈPepə] - pepper;
- plate [pleɪt] - plate;
- potato [pəˈteɪtəu] - potato;
- restaurant [ˈRestrɔnt] - restaurant;
- rice [raɪs] - rice;
- salad [ˈSæləd] - salad;
- salt [sɔːlt] - salt;
- sauce [sɔːs] - sauce;
- soda [ˈSəudə] - sparkling water;
- spoon [spuːn] - a spoon;
- sugar [ˈƩugə] - sugar;
- supper [ˈSʌpə] - dinner;
- taste [teɪst] - taste;
- tEA [Tiː] - tea;
- tomato [təˈmɑːtəu] - tomato;
- vegetables [ˈVeʤɪtəblz] - vegetables;
Clothing and shoes
- bAG [bæg] - bag;
- belt [belt] - belt;
- boots [buːts] - boots;
- button [ˈBʌtn] - button, button;
- cAP [ˈKæp] - cap;
- clothes [kləuðz] - clothing (plural);
- coat [kəut] - coat;
- dress [Dres] - dress;
- fashion [ˈFæʃən] - fashion;
- glasses [ˈGlɑːsɪz] - glasses;
- gloves [Glʌvz] - gloves;
- hat [hæt] - hat;
- jacket [ˈʤækɪt] - jacket (jacket);
- label [ˈLeɪbl] - label;
- pocket [ˈPɔKɪT] - pocket;
- purse [pɜːs] - ladies' handbag, wallet;
- ring [rɪŋ] - ring;
- shirt [ʃɜːT] - shirt;
- shoes [ʃuːz] - shoes;
• ShOE SIZE [ʃuː saɪz] - shoe size; - skirt [skɜːt] - skirt;
- suit [sjuːt] - costume;
- T-shirt [ˈTiːʃɜːt] - T-shirt;
- tie [Taɪ] - tie;
- trousers (ame: pants) [ˈTrauzəz, pænts] - trousers, pants;
- wallet [ˈWɔlɪt] - wallet (wallet);
- watch [wɔʧ] - wrist watch;
- zip [zɪp] - Lightning (fastener).
Sports, games
- athlete [ˈÆθliːt] - athlete, athlete;
- ball [bɔːl] - ball, ball;
• A Ball of String - a ball of thread; - bet [Bet] - bet, bet;
- chess [ʧes] - chess;
- coach [kəuʧ] - trainer;
- exercise [ˈEksəsaɪz] - an exercise;
- fAN [fæn] - fan (fan);
- game [gɪm] - game, hunting;
- hIT [hɪt] - hit (hit);
- hockey [ˈHɔki] - hockey;
- league [Liːg] - League;
- loser [ˈLuːzə] - loser; Jonah;
- match [mæʧ] - match;
- player [ˈPleɪə] - player;
- race [REɪS] - race;
- round [Raund] - round, cycle, circle, circle;
- run (Running) [rʌn] - running, jogging, running; device operation;
- score [skɔː] - score (in the game);
- sport [spɔːt] - sport;
- training [ˈTreɪnɪŋ] - workout; education;
- winner [ˈWɪnə] - winner;
- workout [ˈWɜːkaut] - workout;
Nouns in English for children - the most used
Nouns in English for children are the most used:
Time
- aFTERNOON [ˈⱭːftəˈnuːn] - day (time of day);
• in the afternoon - during the day (after noon); - April [ˈEɪprəl] - April;
- August [ˈƆːgəst] - August;
- autumn [ˈƆːtəm] - Autumn (Bre);
- century [ˈSenʧəri] - century;
- date [deɪt] - the date;
• Date of Birth - date of birth; - day [deɪ] - day;
• All Day Long - all day, all day;
• During the Day - during the day, in the daytime;
• The Day After Tomorrow - the day after tomorrow;
• The Day Before Yesterday - the day before yesterday; - decade [ˈDekeɪd] - ten years;
- December [dɪˈsembə] - December;
- era [ˈꞮərə] - era;
- evenging [ˈIːvnɪŋ] - evening;
- fall [fɔːl] - Autumn (AME);
- February [ˈFEBRURI] - February;
- Friday [ˈFraɪdeɪ] - Friday;
- future [ˈFjuːʧə] - future;
- hour [ˈAuə] - Hour;
• 24 Hour - round -the -clock; - January [ˈʤænjuəri] - January;
- July [ʤu (ː) ˈlaɪ] - July;
- June [ʤuːn] - June;
- March [mɑːʧ] - March;
- May [meɪ] - May;
- minute [ˈMɪnɪt] - A minute;
- moment [ˈMəumənt] - moment;
• At the Moment - at the moment, at present; - Monday [ˈMʌndeɪ] - Monday;
- month [mʌnθ] - month;
- morning [ˈMɔːnɪŋ] - morning;
- night [naɪt] - Night (evening);
• AT Night - at night, at night; - NOVEMBER [nəuˈVembə] - november;
- October [ɔkˈtəubə] - October;
- pAST [pɑːst] - past;
- period [ˈPɪərɪəd] - period;
• For the Current Period - for the current period; - pressent [ˈPreznt] - the present;
- Saturday [ˈSætədeɪ] - Saturday;
- season [ˈSiːzn] - season;
- second [ˈSekənd] - second;
- September [sepˈtembə] - September;
- spring [sprɪŋ] - Spring;
- summer [ˈSʌmə] - summer;
- Sunday [ˈSʌndeɪ] - Sunday;
- term [tɜːm] - term;
• in the Near Term - in the near future; - Thursday [ˈΘɜːzdeɪ] - Thursday;
- time [Taɪm] - time, term;
• All the Time - always, all the time;
• At the right (Wrong) Time - on time / not on time;
• At the Same Time - at the same time;
• At the Time (at that time) - at that time;
• Be in Time (for smth.)-to be in time (to which event);
• from time to time - from time to time;
• Half the Time - through once, in half of cases;
• HAVE TIME (to do smth.)-manage to do smth.
• There’s no time (for smth. / To do smth.)-there is no time for smth.
• Do Time - serve time (sit in prison); - Tuesday [ˈTjuːzdeɪ] - Tuesday;
- Wednesday [ˈWenzdeɪ] - Wednesday;
- week [wiːk] - a week;
- while [waɪl] - time interval;
• AFTER A While - after a while;
• for a While - for some time, not for long; - winter [ˈWɪntə] - winter;
- year [jɪə] - year;
Space and movement
- advance [ədˈvɑːns] - promotion; prepaid expense;
• in advance (of smth.) - in advance; before - area [ˈEərɪə] - terrain, region, district;
- arrangement [əˈreɪnʤmənt] - location;
- bottom [ˈBɔtəm] - bottom (lower part);
- boundary [ˈBaundəri] - border, meza;
- centre (ame: center) [ˈSentə] - center;
- corner [ˈKɔːnə] - corner;
- course [kɔːs] - well;
- coverage [ˈKʌvərɪʤ] - coverage (coating);
- direction [dɪˈrekʃən] - direction;
- distance [ˈDɪstəns] - distance;
- drag [Dræg] - dragging; burden, burden;
- drive [Draɪv] - riding, skating, walking;
- edge [eʤ] - edge (edge); point;
- fall [fɔːl] - the fall;
- front [frʌnt] - front end;
- left (The Left) [Left] - left-hand side;
• on the left - on the left, on the left side;
• to the left - left; - limit [ˈLɪmɪt] - limit, restriction;
- location [ləuˈkeɪʃən] - location, place;
- motion [ˈMəuʃən] - traffic;
- move [muːv] - move (in the game), movement;
- movement [ˈMuːvmənt] - traffic;
- passage [ˈPæsɪʤ] - passage (passage);
- path [pɑːθ] - path, path;
- place [pleɪs] - place;
• In Place of smth. -Instead of - pOINT [pɔɪnt] - point, point;
- return [rɪˈtɜːn] - return;
• in return - in response, in return; - right (The Right) [raɪt] - Right side;
• On the Right - on the right, on the right side;
• to the right - right; - row [rəu] - row;
- rush (in a rush) [rʌʃ] - haste (in a hurry);
- side [saɪd] - side;
• By One’s Side (by your side)- (next to you);
• Side by Side - nearby, side oh side; - sTEP [STEP] - step;
- tail [Teɪl] - tail, back;
- top [tɔp] - top, upper part, dome, crown;
• up to the top (of smth.) - to the top to the very top; - track [træk] - trail, path, treadmill, ski track;
• Be on the Right Track - in the right direction, on the right track; - trail [Treɪl] - trace;
- turn [tɜːn] - turn;
- way [Weɪ] - path, road;
• by the way - by the way;
• On One’s Way-on the way, along the way
• Way out - exit; - zone [zəun] - zone;
Speech and language
- anSWER [ˈⱭːnsə] - answer;
- comment [ˈKɔment] - comment;
- cONTEXT [ˈKɔntekst] - context;
- conversation [ˌKɔnvəˈseɪʃən] - talk;
- description [dɪsˈkrɪpʃən] - description;
- dialogue [ˈDaɪəlɔg] - dialog;
- discussion [dɪsˈkʌʃən] - discussion;
- dispute [dɪsˈpjuːt] - dispute;
- emphasis (ON) [ˈEmfəs] -Accent, stress on
- explanation (For Someting) [ˌEkspləˈneɪʃən] - explanation, interpretation;
- expression [ɪksˈpreʃən] - expression;
- letter [ˈLetə] - letter; letter;
- message [ˈMesɪʤ] - message;
- news [njuːz] - news, news;
- note [nəut] - note, note, note;
- phrase [Freɪz] - phrase;
- question [ˈKwesʧən] - question;
- response [rɪsˈpɔns] - answer;
- rumour (ame: rumor) [ˈRuːmə (r)] - rumor (rumor, gossip);
- sentence [ˈSentəns] - proposal (lingu.), Judgment; sentence (punishment);
- speech [spiːʧ] - speech;
- statement [ˈSteɪtmənt] - application, approval, wording;
- talk [tɔːk] - discussion (conversation);
- text [Tekst] - text;
- theme [θiːm] - topic;
- title [ˈTaɪtl] - title;
- tone [təun] - tone;
- topic [ˈTɔpɪk] - topic;
- word [wɜːd] - word.
Perception, assessment, emotions 6
- anger [ˈÆŋgə] - anger;
- anxiety (ABOUT SMTH.) [æŋˈzaɪəti] -anxiety, fear (before smth.);
- approach (to smth.) [əˈprəuʧ] -approach (to something);
- attitude [ˈÆtɪtjuːd] -attitude (to what);
- burden [ˈBɜːdn] - burden;
- category [ˈKætɪgəri] - category;
- chance [tʃɑːns] - accident, chance, possibility, probability;
• by Chance - by chance; - courage [ˈKʌrɪdʒ] - courage, courage, courage;
- definition [ˌDefɪˈnɪʃən] - definition;
- depression [dɪˈpreʃən] - depression;
- dream [driːm] - Dream, sleep;
- drive [Draɪv] - inspiration, a surge of strength;
- emotion [ɪˈməuʃən] - emotions, feelings;
- estimate [ˈEstɪmət] - assessment, determination of value;
- exception [ɪkˈsepʃən] - exception;
- expectation [ˌEkspekˈteɪʃən] - expectation, anticipation;
- experience (in smth.) [ɪksˈpɪərɪəns] -experience (of
• by Experience (from Experience) - from experience; - fault [fɔːlt] - guilt;
• FIND FAULT with (smb./smth.)-find fault with smth./ - fear (of) [fɪə] -Fear, fear (smb./Smth.);
- feature [ˈFiːʧə] - peculiarity;
- feeling [ˈFiːlɪŋ] - sensation, feeling;
- goal [gəul] - goal; gate (in sports games); Goal;
- good [GUD] - benefits, good;
• for good - forever, forever, once and for all; - grace [ɡreɪs] - grace, grace; favor;
- habit (of) [ˈHæbɪt] - habit;
- hope [həup] - hope;
- illusion [ɪˈluːʒn] - illusion, deception;
- importance [ɪmˈpɔːtəns] - importance;
- initiative [ɪˈnɪʃɪətɪv] - initiative, advantage;
- joy [ʤɔɪ] - joy;
- kind [kaɪnd] - variety, view, class;
- list [lɪst] - list;
- look [luk] - sight; appearance (appearance);
- luck [lʌk] - luck;
- mercy [ˈMɜːsi] - mercy, pity, mercy;
- miracle [ˈMɪrəkl] - miracle;
- by a miracle - miraculously;
- misery [ˈMɪzəri] - suffering;
- mood [muːd] - mood;
- option [ˈƆpʃən] - option (option);
- passion [ˈPæʃən] - passion;
- pATIENCE [ˈPeɪʃns] - patience;
- pITY [ˈPɪti] - annoyance, failure, “bummer”;
- pleasure [ˈPleʒə] - pleasure;
- potential [pəuˈtenʃəl] - potential;
- pride [praɪd] - pride;
- reaction (to) [riˈækʃn] -reaction (by smth.);
- rISK [rɪsk] - risk;
- rule [ruːl] - rule;
- sATISFACTION [ˌSætɪsˈfækʃən] - satisfaction;
- shame [ʃeɪm] - shame;
- sight [saɪt] - sight, image;
- significance [sɪgˈnɪfɪkəns] - significance;
- spite [spaɪt] - anger, anger;
- stress [Stres] - stress, tension; stress (ling.);
- surprise [səˈpraɪz] - surprise;
- terror [ˈTerə] - horror;
- touch [tʌʧ] - touch;
- truth [Truːθ] - truth;
- type [Taɪp] - type of;
- version [ˈVɜːʃən] - version;
- virtue [ˈVəʧu:] - dignity;
- vision [ˈVɪʒən] - vision;
The most used nouns in English for children are a basic set
The most used nouns in English for children are the basic set:
Family [ˈFæmɪli] - a family
To learn more
Mother [ˈMʌðə] - Mother
Father [ˈFɑːðə] - father
Brother [ ˈBrʌðə ] - brother
Sister [ˈSɪstə] - sister
Grandmother [ˈGrænˌmʌðə] - grandmother
Grandfather [ ˈGrændˌfɑːðə ] - grandfather
Body [ ˈBɒdi ] - body
Head [ hed ] - head
Hair [heə] - hair
Eyes [ aɪz ] - eyes
Nose [ nəʊz ] - nose
Teeeth [ tiːθ ] - teeth
Lips [ lɪps ] - lips
Ears [ ɪəz ] - ears
Neck [ nEK ] - neck
SHOULDERS [ ˈƩəʊldəz ] - shoulders
Leg [ leg ] - leg
Feet [fiːt ] - feet
Pets [ pets ] - pets
DOG [ dɒG ] - dog
Cat [kæt] - cat
Kitten [ ˈKɪtn ] - Kitty
Puppy [ ˈPʌpi ] - puppy
Rabbit [ ˈRæbɪt ] - rabbit
Parrot [ ˈPærət ] - parrot
Fish [fɪʃ] - Fish
Hamster [ ˈHæmstə ] - hamster
Snake [ sneɪk ] - snake
Turtle [ ˈTɜːtl ] - turtle
Animals [ ˈÆnɪməlz ] - animals
Goat [ gəʊt ] - Goat
Pig [ pɪg ] - pig
Sheep [ ʃiːp ] - sheep
Horse [ hɔːs ] - horse
Cow [ kaʊ] - cow
Goose [ guːs ] - goose
Chicken [ ˈʧɪkɪn ] - chicken
Duck [ dʌK ] - duck
Cockerel [ ˈKɒKərəl ] - rooster
Fox [ fɒks ] - Fox
Wolf [ wʊLF ] - wolf
Bear [ beə] - Bear
Hare [heə] - hare
ElePhant [ ˈElɪfənt ] - elephant
Tiger [ ˈTaɪgə ] - tiger
Lion [ ˈLaɪən ] - a lion
Crocodile [ ˈKrɒkədaɪl ] - crocodile
Giraffe [ ʤɪˈrɑːf ] - giraffe
Colors [ ˈKʌləz ] - colors
Red [ red ] - red
Green [ griːn ] - green
Blue [ bluː] - blue
Orange [ ˈⱰrɪnʤ ] - Orange
Yellow [ ˈJeləʊ ] - yellow
Pink [ pɪŋK ] - pink
Grey [Greɪ] - grey
Black [ blæk ] - black
White [ waɪt ] - white
Purple [ ˈPɜːPL ] - violet
Brown [Braʊn] - brown
Food [ fuːd ] - food
Water [ ˈWɔːtə ] - water
TEA [ titea
Juice [ ʤuːs ] - juice
Sugar [ ˈƩʊgə ] - sugar
Salt [ sɒLT ] - salt
Yogurt [ ˈJɒgət ] - yogurt
Bread [ bred ] - bread
Milk [ mɪLK ] - milk
Cheese [ ʧiːz ] - cheese
Eggs [ egz ] - eggs
Butter [ ˈBʌtə ] - oil
Meat [ miːt ] - meat
Cookies [ ˈKʊkiz ] - cookie
Chocolate [ ˈʧɒKəlɪt ] - chocolate
Fruits [ fruːts ] - fruit
Apple [ ˈÆpl ] - Apple
Pear [ pEə r ] - pear
Orange [ ˈⱰrɪnʤ ] - orange
Banana [ bəˈnɑːnə ] - banana
Lemon [ ˈLemən ] - lemon
PineApple [ ˈPaɪnˌæpl ] - a pineapple
Grapes [ greɪps ] - grape
Kiwi [ ˈKiːwi: ] - kiwi
Tangerine [ t æ n (d) ʒəˈriːn] - Mandarin
Melon [ ˈMelən ] - melon
Watermelon [ ˈWɔːtəˌmelən ] - watermelon
Peach [ piːʧ ] - peach
Vegetables [ ˈVeʤɪtəblz ] - vegetables
Carrot [ ˈKærət ] - carrot
Onion [ ˈɅnjən ] - onion
Garlic [ ˈGɑːlɪk ] - garlic
Tomato [ təˈmɑːtəʊ ] - tomato
Cabbage [ ˈKæbɪʤ ] - cabbage
Pepper [ˈP e. p.ə r ] - pepper
Potato [ pəˈteɪtəʊ ] - potato
Cucumber [ ˈKjuːkʌmbə ] - cucumber
House [haʊs] - house
Bedroom [ ˈBedruːm ] - bedroom
Living room [ˈLɪvɪŋ ruːm] - living room
Kitchen [ ˈKɪʧɪn ] - kitchen
Bathroom [ ˈBɑːθruːm ] - bathroom
Fridge [ fRɪʤ ] - fridge
COOKER [ ˈKʊKə ] - plate
Table [ ˈTeɪbl ] - table
Chair [ ʧ e.ə] - chair
Sofa [ ˈSəʊfə ] - sofa
Bed [ bed ] - bed
Window [ ˈWɪndəʊ ] - window
Mirror [ ˈMɪrə ] - mirror
Towel [ ˈTaʊəl ] - towel
TOOTHBRUSH [ ˈTuːθbrʌʃ ] - Toothbrush
TOOTHPASTE [ ˈTuːθpeɪst ] - toothpaste
Wardrobe [ ˈWɔːdrəʊb ] - wardrobe
Cup [ kʌp ] - Cup
Plate [ pleɪt ] - plate
Bowl [ bəʊl ] - Bowl
FORK [ fɔːk ] - fork
Spoon [ spuːn ] - a spoon
Knife [ naɪf ] - knife
Clock [ kLɒK ] - watch
Clothes [ kləʊðz ] - clothes
Dress [ dres ] - dress
Skirt [ sKɜːT ] - skirt
Shirt [ ʃɜːT ] - shirt
T-shirt [ ˈTiːʃɜːt ] - T-shirt
Jeans [ ʤiːnz ] - jeans
Trousers [ ˈTraʊzəz ] - pants
Shorts [ ʃɔːTS ] - shorts
Jumper [ ˈʤʌmpə ] - pullover
Suit [ suːt ] - costume
Coat [ kəʊt ] - coat
Hat [ hæt ] - hat
SOCKS [sɒks] - socks
Months [ mʌnθs ] - months
January [ ˈʤænjʊəri ] - January
February [ ˈFebrʊəri ] - February
March [ mɑːʧ ] - March
April [ ˈEɪprəl ] - April
May [ meɪ] - May
June [ ʤuːn ] - June
July [ ʤu (ː) ˈlaɪ ] - July
August [ ˈƆːgəst ] - August
September [ s. e. pˈtɛmbə r ] - September
October [ ɒkˈtəʊbə ] - October
NOVEMBER [ nəʊˈVembə ] - november
December [DɪˈS e. mbə] - December
Weather [ ˈWeðə ] - weather
Sun [ sʌn ] - sun
Rain [ reɪn ] - rain
Cloud [ klaʊd ] - cloud
Wind [wɪnd] - wind
Snow [ snəʊ ] - snow
FOG [ fɒg ] - fog
Cold [ kəʊld ] - cold
Hot [ hɒt ] - hot
Winter [ ˈWɪntə ] - winter
Spring [ sPRɪŋ ] - Spring
Summer [ˈSʌmə r ] - summer
Autumn [ ˈƆːtəm ] - autumn
The most used nouns in English for children with an example of use
The most used nouns in English for children with an example of use:
air
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air | She Breathed in the Cold air. | |
animal
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animal, beast |
Both Children are Real animal Lovers. Humans, Insects, Reptiles, Birds, and Mammals are all animals. |
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area
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region, site | Bus Services in Rural areas Are not Very Good. | |
authority
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authority, large specialist, authority | Charles Was An authority On Antique Musical Instruments. | |
bank
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bank | She Works for the Bank of English. | |
body
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body | We Do Not Really Understand How Mind and body Interact. | |
book
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book | What book Woup You Like to Read During the Flight? | |
building
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building | The Church Is the only Ancient building In the City to Survive. | |
business
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business, work, business | Kevin Was Away on business Last Week. | |
car
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car, car | She get into inteo her car And Drove away. | |
case
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case, business, example | I Think We Can Make An Exception in Your case. | |
center
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center | We Caught a Bus to the center Of Paris. | |
century
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century | HIS FAMILY HAS RULLED MOROCCO SINCE The 17TH century. | |
change
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coming, a trifle | Here’s Your change. | |
child
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child | All of OUR childrEN ARE GROWN AND Married. | |
city
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city | New and Better Hotels are Springing Up in Most of Russia’s Major Cits. | |
community
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community, society | I WANTED to Work Somewhere Where I COLD SERVE community. | |
company
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company | Max Works for a Large Oil company. | |
condition
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condition, condition | The Survey Will Assess The condition Of Thousands of Bridges. | |
control
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control | Wen marie’s father died, control Of the Business Passed Into Her Hands. | |
country
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country | Ministers from Four Countries Met Today in Washington. | |
course
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course, dish |
You COULD Do A Language course Abroad. A traditional British Main course Consists of a Meat Dish with Potates and Other Vegetables. |
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court
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court | The Letter Was Read Aloud in court. | |
day
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day | We’re Going Away for Five days. | |
decision
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solution | The Committee Shoup Make Its decision Later this Week. | |
development
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development | We Encourage Oour Staff in Their development of New Skills. | |
door
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door | For these Young Men, A Sports Career Can Be a door To Fame and Fortune. | |
education
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education | Education IS A Major Concern for Voters. | |
effect
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effect | Scientists Are Studying the Chemical’s effect On the Environment. | |
end
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the end | You’re Going on Holid at the end of this month, arenette you? | |
example
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example | You Shoup Be Setting A example For your little brother. | |
experience
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an experience | You Don’T Need Any experience to work her. | |
eye
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eye | I Fixed My eye On the Clock. | |
face
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face | He Had a Big Smile on His face. | |
fact
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fact | They Havy Simply Attempted to State facts. | |
family
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a family | A family With Two Children Live Next Door. | |
father
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father, dad | My father Taught me to drive. | |
field
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field, field of activity | There wereses Grazing in the Next field. | |
figure
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figure, number | A Small figure Appeared in the Doorway. | |
flat
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flat | I WOULD Like to ASK You A Few Questions ABOUT THEE flat. | |
food
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food | PRICES OF food And Clothing Have Risen Dramatically in Recent Years. | |
form
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the form | The Car is by Far The Most Popular form Of Transport. | |
friend
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friend, girlfriend | She’s Visiting friends in Scotland. | |
game
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the game | Monopoly is a game For all the Family. | |
girl
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girl | What A Pretty Little girl! | |
government
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government | The government Has announced Plans to Raise The Minimum Wage Next Year. | |
group
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group | I Know The Members of this Pop group. | |
guy
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guy, young man | Martin is a Really Nice guy. | |
hand
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arm hand | He was holding a mug of coffee in his left hand. | |
head
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head | She Had Bruise on the Side of Her head. | |
health
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health | HIS health IMPROVED ONCE He Stopped Working. | |
history
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story | He Teaches history At the Local School. | |
home
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house, dwelling | We go to a shchool close to out home. | |
hour
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hour | SheCked on the Children EVERY hour. | |
house
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house, building | I WOULD LIKE to RENT A house For My Summer Vacation. | |
iDEA
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idea | What a brilliant iDEA! | |
industry
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industry, production | The Town Was Seveerely Hit by the Decline in industry. | |
information
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information | We Were Able to Get the information We Needed from the Internet. | |
interest
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interest | Tell Us ABOUT YOUR interests and hobbies. | |
job
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work, task | It’s my job to welcome New Mambers to the Club. | |
kID
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child, goat, baby | There was a Group of kIDs Playing Football in the Street. | |
kind
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view, variety | Many People Like to Try Lots of Different kinds of Food. | |
language
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language | Linguistics Is the Study of language and How People Use it. | |
law
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law | The New law Will Be Passed by Parliament in June. | |
level
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level | Unemployment is now at its lowest level for 15 years. | |
life
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life | She devited her life To Helping Others. | |
line
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line, line, border, queue | Draw a Straight line. | |
love
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love | Last Night He Told Me He loved Me. | |
man
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the male | He is an ambitious young man! | |
manager
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manager, manager | I’d Like to Speak to the manager. | |
manner
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manner, behavior | Children Learn manners by Observing Their Parents. | |
market
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market | She runs a Stall at the farmer’s market. | |
million
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million | I’ve got a million Things to do before I LEAVE. | |
mind
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mind, mind | HIS mind WAS Full of the Things He Had Seyen that Day. | |
minute
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minute | I’ll Meet You Downstairs in Ten minutes. | |
moment
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moment | Jane Began to Speak, But at the Same moment Helen Appeared. | |
money
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money | No, I can find Come - I haveen’T GOT ANY money. | |
month
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month | I Shoup Try to Finish My Novel Over The Next Few months. | |
morning
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morning | What Time Vid You Get Up this morning? | |
mother
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mother, mom | My mother And Father Live in Rome. | |
nAME
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name, name | They Ussed to Call Me All Kinds of nAMEs at School. | |
need
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necessity, need | Are you in need Of Help? | |
night
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night | IT WAS A Lovely Starlit night. | |
number
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number, number, digit | Can you read the numbers on the Chart? | |
office
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office | I work in the Company’s Los Angeles office. | |
opportunity
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opportunity, chance, prospect | I Think This Trip Sounds Like a Wonderful opportunity. | |
order
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order, order, order | You may play your order by telephone or on the Internet. | |
paper
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paper | We Had to Show Oour papers at the Security Desk. | |
pARENT
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parent | Has Joe Met Your pARENTs yet? | |
part
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part | IT WAS A Pretty Boring Class, But the part ABOUT USING SPREADSHEETS WAS QuITE USEFUL. | |
party
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party, party | Are you Going to Jim’s Birthday party On Saturday? | |
pEOPLE
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people, people | On this Issue, Government Has Failed to Listen to the pEOPLE. | |
period
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period | The Long Dry period ended with rain. | |
person
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human, personality, man | HIS person Had Been Searched Withouse Legal Authority. | |
place
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place | I Don’t Like Croweded places. | |
plan
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plan | We need to make a plan Before We Can Start On the Project. | |
pOINT
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point, point | I disagree with you on a couple of important pOINTs. | |
police
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police | Over 100 police Were Called in to Deal with the Riot. | |
policy
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politics, strategy, principles | Honesty Is the Best policy. | |
position
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position, position, position | No one was suse her position Ony Issue. | |
power
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power, power | Power Within the Company Is Divined BetWeen The Directors and the Shareholders. | |
president
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the president | He’s The president Of Fifa, Football’s Ruling Body. | |
price
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price | They Charge the Same prices in all Their Restaurants. | |
problem
|
problem | Are the there Any Traffic problems in the City? | |
process
|
process | WE USE Drugs to Speed \u200b\u200bUp the Healing process. | |
programme
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program | MORE PEOPLE WATCH The News than Any Other programme. | |
project
|
project | Are the again Any News On an Energy project? | |
quality
|
quality | What is the quality You Most Admire in Others? | |
question
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question | Who Won’s Asswer My question? | |
reason
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cause | The Police ASKED Her the reason For her visit. | |
relationship
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connection, attitude, attitude, relationship | HAVE YOU HAD ANY SEROUS relationships in the past year? | |
report
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report, report | OUR Next report Contains Images That Some Viewers Might Find Upsetting. | |
research
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study | Recent research Shows That Babies in the Womb Canfluence by Music. | |
rEST
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relaxation | Can We Stop for a Minute? I Need a rEST. | |
result
|
result | You Shoup your Exam results Next Week. | |
road
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road, Path, Street | All roads LEADING Into the Village Are FloDed. | |
room
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room, place | Annie Ran Out of the room. | |
school
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school | It’s the biggest school In the City. | |
sense
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feeling | Dogs have a sense Of Smell that is five times More sensitive than that of Humans. | |
service
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service, service, service | This Old Van Has Given Us Years of service. | |
side
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side | The Railway Ran Along the North side Of the Valley. | |
society
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society | Society HAS to be PREPARED to SUPPORT Its Elderly PEOPLE. | |
staff
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staff, staff | It is a Small Hospital with A staff Of Just Over a Hundred. | |
story
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history, story | She’s Written Several Children’s Stories. | |
street
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the outside | Walk Along the High street And Turn Left. | |
student
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student | Jennifer is One of my best students. | |
study
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study, office, study | Libraries are not used only for study. | |
support
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support | The Bill Won Strong support In London. | |
system
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system | Lack of Sleep Can Be Hard on the Body system. | |
table
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table, table |
Can i book a table, please? Table 6 Shows That The Number of Murders Has Decreased BY 30% During the Last Ten Years. |
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teacher
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teacher | We have a new french teacher At School. | |
team
|
team | This is a Picture of Oour Football team. | |
term
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semester, period, term | What Classes Are You Taking this term? | |
thing
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thing, subject | I have a lot of things To do Today. | |
time
|
time, once | Time Seemed to pass More Quickly than Before. | |
type
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type of | What type Of Dog have you get? | |
use
|
application | This is not the best use of your talents. | |
view
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point of view, view | Jill and I have somewhat different views on the election. | |
war
|
war | This COULD EASILY START A TRADE war. | |
water
|
water | From the Hotel There’s a Beautiful View of the water. | |
way
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method, path, road | I Don’t this is the right way. | |
week
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a week | He Travels South Two Days a week. | |
woman
|
woman | She was a smiling young woman With Dark Hair. | |
word
|
word | I was remembering the words of My Old Friend. | |
work
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work, labor | I Know You’ve Got a Lot of work to do. | |
world
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peace, Earth | We Want to Guarantee Oour Children a Safer world. | |
year
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year | He Live in Paris for a Few years. |
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