Nouns in English for children - the most used

Nouns in English for children - the most used

A selection of the most used nouns in English is for school and preschool children.

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:

The only number (Singular)

Plural (plural)

The formation of a plural by changing the root vowels:

  • man is a man
  • woman is a woman
  • foot - leg
  • tOOTH - tooth
  • goose is a goose
  • mouse is a mouse
  • men - men
  • women are women
  • feet - legs
  • teeth - teeth
  • geeze - geese
  • mice - mice

A plural number of words borrowed from Latin and Greek languages:

  • datum - this value
  • phenomenon is a phenomenon
  • basis - Basis
  • crisis is a crisis
  • data - data
  • phenomena - phenomena
  • bASS - bases
  • cRISES - crises

Nouns, the plural of which coincides with the only number:

  • sheep - sheep
  • deer - deer
  • crossroads - Crossroads
  • works - Factory
  • means is a remedy
  • species - view
  • fish - fish
  • sheep - sheep
  • deer - deer
  • crossroads - intersections
  • works - factories
  • means - means
  • species - species
  • fish - fish

Nouns that form a plural in other ways:

  • child is a child
  • person is a man
  • oX - bull
  • children - children
  • pEOPLE - People
  • oxen - bulls

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
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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
She Breathed in the Cold air.
animal

Both Children are Real animal Lovers.

Humans, Insects, Reptiles, Birds, and Mammals are all animals.

area
Bus Services in Rural areas Are not Very Good.
authority
Charles Was An authority On Antique Musical Instruments.
bank
She Works for the Bank of English.
body
We Do Not Really Understand How Mind and body Interact.
book
What book Woup You Like to Read During the Flight?
building
The Church Is the only Ancient building In the City to Survive.
business
Kevin Was Away on business Last Week.
car
She get into inteo her car And Drove away.
case
I Think We Can Make An Exception in Your case.
center
We Caught a Bus to the center Of Paris.
century
HIS FAMILY HAS RULLED MOROCCO SINCE The 17TH century.
change
Here’s Your change.
child
All of OUR childrEN ARE GROWN AND Married.
city
New and Better Hotels are Springing Up in Most of Russia’s Major Cits.
community
I WANTED to Work Somewhere Where I COLD SERVE community.
company
Max Works for a Large Oil company.
condition
The Survey Will Assess The condition Of Thousands of Bridges.
control
Wen marie’s father died, control Of the Business Passed Into Her Hands.
country
Ministers from Four Countries Met Today in Washington.
course

You COULD Do A Language course Abroad.

A traditional British Main course Consists of a Meat Dish with Potates and Other Vegetables.

court
The Letter Was Read Aloud in court.
day
We’re Going Away for Five days.
decision
The Committee Shoup Make Its decision Later this Week.
development
We Encourage Oour Staff in Their development of New Skills.
door
For these Young Men, A Sports Career Can Be a door To Fame and Fortune.
education
Education IS A Major Concern for Voters.
effect
Scientists Are Studying the Chemical’s effect On the Environment.
end
You’re Going on Holid at the end of this month, arenette you?
example
You Shoup Be Setting A example For your little brother.
experience
You Don’T Need Any experience to work her.
eye
I Fixed My eye On the Clock.
face
He Had a Big Smile on His face.
fact
They Havy Simply Attempted to State facts.
family
A family With Two Children Live Next Door.
father
My father Taught me to drive.
field
There wereses Grazing in the Next field.
figure
A Small figure Appeared in the Doorway.
flat
I WOULD Like to ASK You A Few Questions ABOUT THEE flat.
food
PRICES OF food And Clothing Have Risen Dramatically in Recent Years.
form
The Car is by Far The Most Popular form Of Transport.
friend
She’s Visiting friends in Scotland.
game
Monopoly is a game For all the Family.
girl
What A Pretty Little girl!
government
The government Has announced Plans to Raise The Minimum Wage Next Year.
group
I Know The Members of this Pop group.
guy
Martin is a Really Nice guy.
hand
He was holding a mug of coffee in his left hand.
head
She Had Bruise on the Side of Her head.
health
HIS health IMPROVED ONCE He Stopped Working.
history
He Teaches history At the Local School.
home
We go to a shchool close to out home.
hour
SheCked on the Children EVERY hour.
house
I WOULD LIKE to RENT A house For My Summer Vacation.
iDEA
What a brilliant iDEA!
industry
The Town Was Seveerely Hit by the Decline in industry.
information
We Were Able to Get the information We Needed from the Internet.
interest
Tell Us ABOUT YOUR interests and hobbies.
job
It’s my job to welcome New Mambers to the Club.
kID
There was a Group of kIDs Playing Football in the Street.
kind
Many People Like to Try Lots of Different kinds of Food.
language
Linguistics Is the Study of language and How People Use it.
law
The New law Will Be Passed by Parliament in June.
level
Unemployment is now at its lowest level for 15 years.
life
She devited her life To Helping Others.
line
Draw a Straight line.
love
Last Night He Told Me He loved Me.
man
He is an ambitious young man!
manager
I’d Like to Speak to the manager.
manner
Children Learn manners by Observing Their Parents.
market
She runs a Stall at the farmer’s market.
million
I’ve got a million Things to do before I LEAVE.
mind
HIS mind WAS Full of the Things He Had Seyen that Day.
minute
I’ll Meet You Downstairs in Ten minutes.
moment
Jane Began to Speak, But at the Same moment Helen Appeared.
money
No, I can find Come - I haveen’T GOT ANY money.
month
I Shoup Try to Finish My Novel Over The Next Few months.
morning
What Time Vid You Get Up this morning?
mother
My mother And Father Live in Rome.
nAME
They Ussed to Call Me All Kinds of nAMEs at School.
need
Are you in need Of Help?
night
IT WAS A Lovely Starlit night.
number
Can you read the numbers on the Chart?
office
I work in the Company’s Los Angeles office.
opportunity
I Think This Trip Sounds Like a Wonderful opportunity.
order
You may play your order by telephone or on the Internet.
paper
We Had to Show Oour papers at the Security Desk.
pARENT
Has Joe Met Your pARENTs yet?
part
IT WAS A Pretty Boring Class, But the part ABOUT USING SPREADSHEETS WAS QuITE USEFUL.
party
Are you Going to Jim’s Birthday party On Saturday?
pEOPLE
On this Issue, Government Has Failed to Listen to the pEOPLE.
period
The Long Dry period ended with rain.
person
HIS person Had Been Searched Withouse Legal Authority.
place
I Don’t Like Croweded places.
plan
We need to make a plan Before We Can Start On the Project.
pOINT
I disagree with you on a couple of important pOINTs.
police
Over 100 police Were Called in to Deal with the Riot.
policy
Honesty Is the Best policy.
position
No one was suse her position Ony Issue.
power
Power Within the Company Is Divined BetWeen The Directors and the Shareholders.
president
He’s The president Of Fifa, Football’s Ruling Body.
price
They Charge the Same prices in all Their Restaurants.
problem
Are the there Any Traffic problems in the City?
process
WE USE Drugs to Speed \u200b\u200bUp the Healing process.
programme
MORE PEOPLE WATCH The News than Any Other programme.
project
Are the again Any News On an Energy project?
quality
What is the quality You Most Admire in Others?
question
Who Won’s Asswer My question?
reason
The Police ASKED Her the reason For her visit.
relationship
HAVE YOU HAD ANY SEROUS relationships in the past year?
report
OUR Next report Contains Images That Some Viewers Might Find Upsetting.
research
Recent research Shows That Babies in the Womb Canfluence by Music.
rEST
Can We Stop for a Minute? I Need a rEST.
result
You Shoup your Exam results Next Week.
road
All roads LEADING Into the Village Are FloDed.
room
Annie Ran Out of the room.
school
It’s the biggest school In the City.
sense
Dogs have a sense Of Smell that is five times More sensitive than that of Humans.
service
This Old Van Has Given Us Years of service.
side
The Railway Ran Along the North side Of the Valley.
society
Society HAS to be PREPARED to SUPPORT Its Elderly PEOPLE.
staff
It is a Small Hospital with A staff Of Just Over a Hundred.
story
She’s Written Several Children’s Stories.
street
Walk Along the High street And Turn Left.
student
Jennifer is One of my best students.
study
Libraries are not used only for study.
support
The Bill Won Strong support In London.
system
Lack of Sleep Can Be Hard on the Body system.
table

Can i book a table, please?

Table 6 Shows That The Number of Murders Has Decreased BY 30% During the Last Ten Years.

teacher
We have a new french teacher At School.
team
This is a Picture of Oour Football team.
term
What Classes Are You Taking this term?
thing
I have a lot of things To do Today.
time
Time Seemed to pass More Quickly than Before.
type
What type Of Dog have you get?
use
This is not the best use of your talents.
view
Jill and I have somewhat different views on the election.
war
This COULD EASILY START A TRADE war.
water
From the Hotel There’s a Beautiful View of the water.
way
I Don’t this is the right way.
week
He Travels South Two Days a week.
woman
She was a smiling young woman With Dark Hair.
word
I was remembering the words of My Old Friend.
work
I Know You’ve Got a Lot of work to do.
world
We Want to Guarantee Oour Children a Safer world.
year
He Live in Paris for a Few years.

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