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English Daily use Words

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Daily use words are essential for building a strong foundation in English, especially for beginners. These words make conversations and day-to-day tasks easier, helping you navigate various situations, from social gatherings to professional settings. Learning these daily use words will increase your vocabulary and enhance your understanding of common expressions, making it easier to understand and speak English with confidence.

List of 300 English Daily Use Words :

 

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Daily use words in English with meaning

Spoken English daily use words

  1. Okay – used to express agreement or acceptance
  2. Hi – a casual greeting
  3. Bye – a casual farewell
  4. Thanks – an expression of gratitude
  5. Please – a polite request word
  6. Sorry – an apology
  7. Yes – an affirmative response
  8. No – a negative response
  9. Maybe – indicating uncertainty or possibility
  10. Really – used to emphasize a statement
  11. Just – only or simply
  12. Very – to a high degree
  13. Great – excellent or very good
  14. Good – positive or satisfactory
  15. Bad – negative or unsatisfactory
  16. Fine – acceptable or satisfactory
  17. Cool – good or impressive
  18. Awesome – inspiring great admiration
  19. Wow – an expression of surprise or admiration
  20. Alright – acceptable or okay
  21. Let’s – a contraction for “let us”
  22. Gonna – informal for “going to”
  23. Wanna – informal for “want to”
  24. Gotta – informal for “got to” or “have to”
  25. Know – to be aware of something
  26. Think – to consider or believe
  27. Feel – to sense or experience emotion
  28. Want – to desire something
  29. Need – to require something
  30. Come – to move towards a place
  31. Go – to move from one place to another
  32. Look – to direct one’s gaze
  33. See – to perceive with the eyes
  34. Hear – to perceive sound with the ears
  35. Say – to express something verbally
  36. Talk – to speak or converse
  37. Tell – to inform someone about something
  38. Ask – to request information
  39. Answer – a response to a question
  40. Help – to assist someone
  41. Work – to perform a job or task
  42. Play – to engage in fun activities or games
  43. Sit – to be in a seated position
  44. Stand – to be in an upright position
  45. Eat – to consume food
  46. Drink – to consume a liquid
  47. Sleep – to rest with eyes closed
  48. Run – to move quickly on foot
  49. Walk – to move at a regular pace
  50. Drive – to operate a vehicle
  51. Ride – to sit on and control a vehicle
  52. Laugh – to express joy or amusement
  53. Cry – to shed tears
  54. Wait – to stay in one place until something happens
  55. Change – to make or become different
  56. Start – to begin something
  57. Finish – to complete something
  58. Travel – to go from one place to another
  59. Visit – to go to see someone
  60. Enjoy – to take pleasure in something
  61. Love – to have a strong affection for someone
  62. Like – to find something pleasant
  63. Hate – to dislike something strongly
  64. Prefer – to like one thing more than another
  65. Miss – to feel the absence of someone or something
  66. Remember – to bring to mind or recall
  67. Forget – to fail to remember
  68. Decide – to make a choice
  69. Ask – to request information or an action
  70. Answer – to reply to a question
  71. Call – to contact someone by phone
  72. Text – to send a written message via phone
  73. Message – to send information or news
  74. Share – to give a portion of something to others
  75. Listen – to pay attention to sound
  76. Watch – to look at something attentively
  77. Look for – to search for something
  78. Show – to display or present
  79. Play – to engage in activity for enjoyment
  80. Join – to become part of something
  81. Meet – to come into the presence of someone
  82. Give – to provide something to someone
  83. Take – to receive or capture something
  84. Find – to discover something
  85. Keep – to retain possession of something
  86. Throw – to propel something with force
  87. Catch – to intercept or seize something
  88. Help out – to assist someone in need
  89. Go out – to leave one’s home to socialize
  90. Hang out – to spend time in a relaxed manner
  91. Check out – to look at or examine something
  92. Check in – to report one’s arrival
  93. Call off – to cancel something
  94. Put on—to wear or dress in something
  95. Take off—to remove something worn
  96. Turn on—to activate or start something
  97. Turn off—to deactivate or stop something
  98. Look after—to take care of someone or something
  99. Find out—to discover or learn information
  100. Work out—to exercise or solve a problem

 

 

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