Learning English becomes much easier when you start with the words that people use most in daily life. The 1,000 most common English words appear again and again—
in conversations, movies, books, emails, and exams.

That’s why mastering these words is one of the fastest ways to improve your English.

In this guide, you will find:

• The 1,000 most common English words

• Simple and clear example sentences

• Easy explanations you can understand instantly

These words will help you:

• Speak more naturally

• Understand English faster

• Build confidence in real-life communication

• Improve reading, writing, and listening skills

Whether you are a beginner or want to refresh your English, this list gives you a strong and practical foundation for everyday English.

⭐ Most Common English Words with Example Sentences

1. a – I saw a bird outside.
2. ability – She has the ability to solve problems quickly.
3. able – He is able to finish the work today.
4. about – We talked about the plan.
5. above – The picture is above the desk.
6. accept – I accept your invitation.
7. according – According to the news, it will rain.
8. account – He created an online account.
9. across – They walked across the street.
10. act – You must act quickly.
11. action – We need to take action now.
12. activity – Running is a healthy activity.
13. actually – I’m actually very tired today.
14. add – Please add more sugar.
15. address – What is your home address?
16. administration – The administration approved the request.
17. admit – He finally admitted his mistake.
18. adult – She is now an adult.
19. affect – The weather can affect your mood.
20. after – We left after breakfast.
21. again – Please try again.
22. against – They voted against the idea.
23. age – What is your age?
24. agency – She works for a travel agency.
25. agent – The agent helped us buy the house.
26. ago – I moved here two years ago.
27. agree – I agree with you.
28. air – I need some fresh air.
29. all – She ate all the cookies.
30. allow – They allow pets in this building.
31. almost – We are almost there.
32. alone – He lives alone.
33. along – Walk along the river.
34. already – I’ve already finished.
35. also – She is also a teacher.
36. although – Although it rained, we played.
37. always – He is always late.
38. among – She sat among her friends.
39. amount – That is a large amount of money.
40. analysis – The report needs further analysis.
41. and – You and I should talk.
42. animal – The animal ran away.
43. another – Give me another chance.
44. answer – Please answer the question.
45. any – Do you have any suggestions?
46. anyone – Anyone can join the group.
47. anything – I didn’t buy anything.
48. appear – He will appear tomorrow.
49. apply – You should apply for the job.
50. approach – We need a new approach.
51. area – This area is quiet.
52. argue – They argue a lot.
53. arm – He broke his arm.
54. around – Look around the room.
55. arrive – They will arrive soon.
56. art – She loves art.
57. article – I read an article online.
58. artist – She is a famous artist.
59. as – Do as I say.
60. ask – Please ask for help.
61. assume – Don’t assume anything.
62. at – He is at home.
63. attack – The village came under attack.
64. attention – Pay attention in class.
65. audience – The audience clapped loudly.
66. author – She is the author of the book.
67. authority – He has the authority to decide.
68. available – The room is available now.
69. avoid – Try to avoid mistakes.
70. away – She moved away last year.

71. baby – The baby is sleeping.
72. back – I’ll be back soon.
73. bad – This food tastes bad.
74. bag – He bought a new bag.
75. ball – Kick the ball!
76. bank – I went to the bank.
77. bar – We met at the bar.
78. base – This is the base of the tower.
79. be – I want to be a doctor.
80. beat – They beat the other team.
81. beautiful – The view is beautiful.
82. because – I stayed home because it rained.
83. become – He will become a leader.
84. bed – I’m going to bed.
85. before – Call me before you go.
86. begin – Let’s begin the meeting.
87. behavior – His behavior improved.
88. behind – The school is behind the park.
89. believe – I believe you.
90. benefit – Exercise has many benefits.
91. best – She is the best student.
92. better – I feel better now.
93. between – Walk between the trees.
94. beyond – The town is beyond the hills.
95. big – He has a big family.
96. bill – The bill is expensive.
97. bit – I need a bit of help.
98. black – She wore a black dress.
99. blood – Blood came from the cut.
100. blue – The sky is blue.

⭐ Essential English Vocabulary for Daily Use

101. board – She pinned the paper to the board.
102. body – His body is very strong.
103. book – I read a book every night.
104. born – She was born in July.
105. both – We both like pizza.
106. box – The gift came in a box.
107. boy – The boy is playing outside.
108. break – Don’t break the glass.
109. bring – Please bring your ID.
110. brother – My brother is older than me.
111. budget – We need to plan our budget.
112. build – They will build a new house.
113. building – This building is very tall.
114. business – She runs a small business.
115. but – I want to go, but I’m tired.
116. buy – I want to buy new shoes.
117. by – The letter was written by her.
118. call – Please call me later.
119. camera – I bought a new camera.
120. campaign – They started a new advertising campaign.
121. can – I can swim very well.
122. cancer – He researches cancer treatments.
123. candidate – She is a strong candidate for the job.
124. car – The car is parked outside.
125. card – I sent her a birthday card.
126. care – Take care of your health.
127. career – She wants a career in medicine.
128. carry – Can you carry this box?
129. case – In that case, let’s wait.
130. catch – Try to catch the ball.
131. cause – Smoking can cause health problems.
132. cell – Every human body has millions of cells.
133. center – The store is in the center of town.
134. central – This is a central location.
135. century – It happened a century ago.
136. certain – I’m not certain about that.
137. certainly – I will certainly help you.
138. chair – He sat on the chair.
139. challenge – This puzzle is a real challenge.
140. chance – Give me a chance to explain.
141. change – People often change their minds.
142. character – She has a kind character.
143. charge – How much do you charge for this?
144. check – Please check your email.
145. child – The child is learning to read.
146. choice – You made a good choice.
147. choose – Please choose one option.
148. church – They go to church on Sundays.
149. citizen – Every citizen has rights.
150. city – The city is crowded today.
151. civil – They discussed civil rights.
152. claim – He claims he saw a UFO.
153. class – My class starts at 2 PM.
154. clear – The sky is clear today.
155. clearly – She spoke clearly during the presentation.
156. close – Please close the door.
157. coach – The coach helped the team win.
158. cold – It is very cold outside.
159. collection – She has a collection of stamps.
160. college – He studies at the college near here.
161. color – I like the color blue.
162. come – Can you come with me?
163. commercial – They filmed a commercial yesterday.
164. common – It’s a common mistake.
165. community – This community is very friendly.
166. company – She works for a big company.
167. compare – Let’s compare the two prices.
168. computer – I bought a new computer.
169. concern – This is a serious concern.
170. condition – The condition is good.
171. conference – He spoke at the conference.
172. Congress – The bill passed through Congress.
173. consider – Please consider my idea.
174. consumer – The consumer controls the market.
175. contain – The box contains toys.
176. continue – Please continue reading.
177. control – She has full control of the project.
178. cost – How much does it cost?
179. could – She could help us tomorrow.
180. country – Japan is a beautiful country.
181. couple – They are a married couple.
182. course – I’m taking a math course.
183. court – He will appear in court.
184. cover – Please cover the pot.
185. create – Artists create beautiful things.
186. crime – The crime rate is falling.
187. cultural – They visited cultural sites in Europe.
188. culture – Food is part of a country’s culture.
189. cup – I drank a cup of tea.
190. current – The current situation is difficult.
191. customer – A customer asked for help.
192. cut – Be careful not to cut your finger.
193. dark – It gets dark early in winter.
194. data – The data shows good results.
195. daughter – His daughter is five years old.
196. day – Today is a sunny day.
197. dead – The plant is dead.
198. deal – Let’s make a deal.
199. death – The death of the hero shocked everyone.
200. debate – They had a long debate about it.

⭐ Useful English Words for Beginners

201. decade – She lived in that house for a decade.
202. decide – He will decide tomorrow.
203. decision – It was a difficult decision.
204. deep – The water is very deep here.
205. defense – Good defense wins games.
206. degree – She has a master’s degree.
207. Democrat – He voted for the Democrat.
208. describe – Please describe what happened.
209. design – She will design the logo.
210. despite – We went out despite the rain.

211. detail – Tell me every detail.
212. determine – We need to determine the cause.
213. develop – They will develop a new app.
214. development – The development took two years.
215. die – Plants die without water.
216. difference – What is the difference between these?
217. different – These two items are different.
218. difficult – The test was very difficult.
219. dinner – We had pasta for dinner.
220. direction – Follow the direction on the map.
221. director – The director approved the plan.
222. discover – They discovered a new island.
223. discuss – Let’s discuss the problem.
224. discussion – The discussion lasted an hour.
225. disease – The disease spread quickly.
226. do – I will do my homework.
227. doctor – The doctor is very kind.
228. dog – The dog barked loudly.
229. door – Please close the door.
230. down – The ball rolled down the hill.
231. draw – She loves to draw animals.
232. dream – My dream is to travel the world.
233. drive – I drive to work every day.
234. drop – Be careful not to drop it.
235. drug – The drug helps reduce pain.
236. during – It rained during the movie.
237. each – Give each child a toy.
238. early – He arrived early today.
239. east – The sun rises in the east.
240. easy – This game is very easy.
241. eat – We will eat lunch soon.
242. economic – The economic situation is improving.
243. economy – The economy is growing.
244. edge – The cat stood at the edge of the table.
245. education – He values education.
246. effect – The new law had a strong effect.
247. effort – She made a great effort to win.
248. eight – The class starts at eight o’clock.
249. either – You may choose either option.
250. election – The election is next month.
251. else – Is there anything else you need?
252. employee – The employee worked late.
253. end – The movie will end soon.
254. energy – He has a lot of energy.
255. enjoy – I enjoy reading books.
256. enough – We have enough food.
257. enter – Please enter the room quietly.
258. entire – The entire team agreed.
259. environment – We must protect the environment.
260. environmental – They support environmental programs.
261. especially – I like chocolate, especially dark chocolate.
262. establish – They will establish new rules.
263. even – He didn’t even say goodbye.
264. evening – We walked in the evening.
265. event – The event starts at noon.
266. ever – Have you ever been to Paris?
267. every – I exercise every day.
268. everybody – Everybody likes her.
269. everyone – Everyone was happy.
270. everything – Everything is ready.
271. evidence – There is no evidence of crime.
272. exactly – That is exactly what I meant.
273. example – Can you give me an example?
274. executive – The executive approved the plan.
275. exist – Dinosaurs no longer exist.
276. expect – I expect good results.
277. experience – She has a lot of work experience.
278. expert – He is an expert in math.
279. explain – Please explain your answer.
280. eye – Her eyes are blue.
281. face – He washed his face.
282. fact – It’s a fact that water freezes at 0°C.
283. factor – Time was a key factor.
284. fail – Don’t be afraid to fail.
285. fall – Leaves fall in autumn.
286. family – My family is very supportive.
287. far – The store is far from here.
288. fast – She runs very fast.
289. father – His father is a doctor.
290. fear – She has a fear of spiders.
291. federal – They follow federal laws.
292. feel – I feel happy today.
293. feeling – I have a good feeling about this.
294. few – Only a few people came.
295. field – The field is full of flowers.
296. fight – They didn’t fight; they talked.
297. figure – Can you figure it out?
298. fill – Please fill the bottle with water.
299. film – We watched a great film.
300. final – This is my final answer.

⭐ Common English Words with Easy Examples

301. finally – She finally finished her project.
302. financial – He needs financial advice.
303. find – Can you find my keys?
304. fine – The weather looks fine today.
305. finger – He cut his finger while cooking.
306. finish – I will finish the work by noon.
307. fire – The fire kept us warm.
308. firm – She works for a law firm.
309. first – He was the first to arrive.
310. fish – We caught a big fish.
311. five – I have five books.
312. floor – The floor is clean now.
313. fly – Birds can fly high.
314. focus – Try to focus on your work.
315. follow – Follow the instructions carefully.
316. food – We need to buy food.
317. foot – My foot hurts.
318. for – This gift is for you.
319. force – Don’t force it open.
320. foreign – She speaks two foreign languages.
321. forget – Don’t forget your wallet.
322. form – Please fill out this form.
323. former – He met a former teacher.
324. forward – Move forward a little.
325. four – There are four chairs.
326. free – The tickets are free.
327. friend – She is my best friend.
328. from – He just came from school.
329. front – The car is parked in front.
330. full – The box is full of toys.
331. fund – They started a new fund for students.
332. future – Think about your future.
333. game – This game is fun.
334. garden – We planted flowers in the garden.
335. gas – The car is out of gas.
336. general – This is a general rule.
337. generation – Each generation has its challenges.
338. get – I need to get more water.
339. girl – The girl smiled at me.
340. give – Please give me a moment.
341. glass – The glass broke on the floor.
342. go – Let’s go home.
343. goal – My goal is to improve.
344. good – That was a good idea.
345. government – The government announced new rules.
346. great – You did a great job!
347. green – The grass is green.
348. ground – The ground was wet.
349. group – We worked in a group.
350. grow – Plants grow in sunlight.
351. growth – His business saw rapid growth.
352. guess – Can you guess the answer?
353. gun – The gun was not loaded.
354. guy – That guy is very friendly.
355. hair – She cut her hair short.
356. half – I ate half the cake.
357. hand – Please raise your hand.
358. hang – Let’s hang the picture here.
359. happen – What will happen next?
360. happy – She looks very happy today.
361. hard – This test is hard.
362. have – Do you have a pen?
363. he – He is my friend.
364. head – My head hurts.
365. health – Your health is important.
366. hear – I can’t hear you clearly.
367. heart – Exercise is good for your heart.
368. heat – The heat is too strong today.
369. heavy – This box is too heavy.
370. help – Can you help me?
371. her – I saw her yesterday.
372. here – Come here please.
373. herself – She made it herself.
374. high – The mountain is very high.
375. him – I talked to him already.
376. himself – He cooked dinner himself.
377. his – That is his book.
378. history – I love studying history.
379. hit – He hit the ball hard.
380. hold – Please hold my bag.
381. home – Welcome home.
382. hope – I hope you feel better.
383. hospital – She works at the hospital.
384. hot – The soup is very hot.
385. hotel – We stayed at a nice hotel.
386. hour – It takes one hour to get there.
387. house – Their house is big.
388. how – How are you today?
389. however – It’s raining; however, we can still go.
390. huge – The elephant is huge.
391. human – Every human needs water.
392. hundred – There are hundred people here.
393. husband – Her husband is a chef.
394. I – I like learning English.
395. idea – That’s a great idea.
396. identify – Can you identify this plant?
397. if – If it rains, we will stay home.
398. imagine – Can you imagine living on Mars?
399. impact – The storm had a huge impact.
400. important – Sleep is very important.

⭐ High-Frequency English Vocabulary List

401. improve – You can improve your skills with practice.
402. in – The keys are in my bag.
403. include – The price includes breakfast.
404. including – Everyone came, including my friends.
405. increase – We need to increase production.
406. indeed – That is indeed true.
407. indicate – The results indicate progress.
408. individual – Each individual has a choice.
409. industry – She works in the tech industry.
410. information – I need more information.
411. inside – The cat is inside the box.
412. instead – Let’s stay home instead.
413. institution – She studied at a top institution.
414. interest – He has an interest in music.
415. interesting – That documentary was very interesting.
416. international – They joined an international program.
417. interview – I have an interview tomorrow.
418. into – She walked into the room.
419. investment – Real estate is a good investment.
420. involve – The job will involve travel.
421. issue – We must solve this issue.
422. it – Put it on the table.
423. item – That item is on sale.
424. its – The dog wagged its tail.
425. itself – The door closed by itself.
426. job – He got a new job.
427. join – Please join us for lunch.
428. just – I just arrived.
429. keep – Please keep the door closed.
430. key – This is the key to success.
431. kid – The kids are playing outside.
432. kill – The cold could kill the plants.
433. kind – She is very kind.
434. kitchen – Dinner is in the kitchen.
435. know – Do you know the answer?
436. knowledge – He has great knowledge of history.
437. land – The plane will land soon.
438. language – English is a global language.
439. large – They live in a large house.
440. last – This is my last chance.
441. late – He arrived late again.
442. later – I’ll call you later.
443. laugh – They laughed at the joke.
444. law – Everyone must follow the law.
445. lawyer – She hired a lawyer.
446. lay – Please lay the book on the table.
447. lead – She will lead the team.
448. leader – He is a natural leader.
449. learn – I want to learn Spanish.
450. least – At least try your best.
451. leave – Don’t leave your bag here.
452. left – Turn left at the corner.
453. leg – She hurt her leg while running.
454. legal – It is not legal to do that.
455. less – We have less time now.
456. let – Let me help you.
457. letter – I received a letter yesterday.
458. level – Your English level is improving.
459. lie – Don’t lie to your friends.
460. life – Life is full of surprises.
461. light – Turn on the light.
462. like – I like this song.
463. likely – It is likely to rain.
464. line – Stand in the line.
465. list – Here is a list of names.
466. listen – Please listen carefully.
467. little – She has little time left.
468. live – They live in Canada.
469. local – Try the local food.
470. long – That was a long day.
471. look – Look at this picture.
472. lose – Don’t lose your phone.
473. loss – She felt a great loss.
474. lot – He has a lot of friends.
475. love – I love chocolate.
476. low – The price is very low.
477. machine – The machine stopped working.
478. magazine – She reads a fashion magazine.
479. main – This is the main reason.
480. maintain – They maintain strict rules.
481. major – Safety is a major concern.
482. majority – The majority agreed.
483. make – Can you make coffee?
484. man – The man is waiting outside.
485. manage – She will manage the team.
486. management – Good management is important.
487. manager – Ask the manager for help.
488. many – There are many people here.
489. market – The market opens at 8.
490. marriage – Their marriage is strong.
491. material – This material feels soft.
492. matter – It doesn’t matter.
493. may – You may leave now.
494. maybe – Maybe we can try again.
495. me – Can you help me?
496. mean – What does this mean?
497. measure – Let’s measure the length.
498. media – The news media is reporting it.
499. medical – He needs medical attention.
500. meet – Let’s meet tomorrow.

⭐ Most Used English Words for Speaking

501. meeting – The meeting starts at 10 AM.
502. member – She is a member of the team.
503. memory – He has a good memory.
504. mention – Did she mention the time?
505. message – I sent you a message.
506. method – This is the best method to learn.
507. middle – He stood in the middle of the room.
508. might – It might rain later.
509. military – He served in the military.
510. million – The video got a million views.
511. mind – Keep an open mind.
512. minute – Wait a minute.
513. miss – I miss my family.
514. mission – Their mission is to help others.
515. model – She is a fashion model.
516. modern – This is a modern building.
517. moment – Wait a moment, please.
518. money – She saved a lot of money.
519. month – I’ll visit next month.
520. more – I need more time.
521. morning – Good morning!
522. most – This is the most important part.
523. mother – Her mother is a doctor.
524. mouth – Open your mouth wide.
525. move – Please move your chair.
526. movement – The movement grew quickly.
527. movie – We watched a great movie.
528. much – Thank you very much.
529. music – I love listening to music.
530. must – You must wear a seatbelt.
531. my – This is my phone.
532. myself – I made it myself.
533. name – What is your name?
534. nation – Every nation has traditions.
535. national – It’s a national holiday.
536. natural – This is a natural process.
537. nature – We enjoyed the beauty of nature.
538. near – The school is near my house.
539. nearly – We are nearly done.
540. necessary – It is necessary to study.
541. need – I need help.
542. network – The phone network is down.
543. never – I have never tried sushi.
544. new – She bought a new car.
545. news – I watched the news last night.
546. newspaper – He reads the newspaper every day.
547. next – What’s next on the list?
548. nice – You look nice today.
549. night – Good night.
550. no – There is no time left.
551. none – None of them agreed.
552. nor – He likes neither tea nor coffee.
553. north – They traveled to the north.
554. not – It’s not my fault.
555. note – I wrote a note for you.
556. nothing – There is nothing to worry about.
557. notice – Did you notice the sign?
558. now – Do it now.
559. number – What number is this?
560. occur – The event will occur tonight.
561. of – A cup of tea.
562. off – Turn off the lights, please.
563. offer – They offered me a job.
564. office – She works in an office.
565. officer – The officer asked for my ID.
566. official – This is the official version.
567. often – I often walk to school.
568. oh – Oh, I didn’t know that.
569. oil – Add some oil to the pan.
570. ok / okay – Are you okay?
571. old – He is old but strong.
572. on – The book is on the table.
573. once – I visited Paris once.
574. one – I have one question.
575. only – It’s the only option.
576. onto – The cat jumped onto the bed.
577. open – Please open the window.
578. operation – The operation took two hours.
579. opportunity – This is a great opportunity.
580. option – You have two options.
581. or – Tea or coffee?
582. order – Let’s order pizza.
583. organization – She works for a large organization.
584. other – Do you prefer the other one?
585. others – Help the others too.
586. our – This is our house.
587. out – Please step out.
588. outside – The kids are playing outside.
589. over – The bridge goes over the river.
590. own – I have my own room.
591. owner – She is the owner of the café.
592. page – Turn to page 10.
593. pain – He felt pain in his arm.
594. painting – The painting is beautiful.
595. paper – I need a sheet of paper.
596. parent – Her parents are kind.
597. part – This is the best part of the movie.
598. participant – Every participant must sign.
599. particular – I have no particular preference.
600. partner – He is my business partner.

⭐ Practical English Words with Sentences

601. party – Are you going to the party tonight?
602. pass – Please pass the salt.
603. past – Let’s forget the past.
604. patient – The patient is recovering well.
605. pattern – I like the pattern on your shirt.
606. pay – Did you pay the bill?
607. peace – They hope for world peace.
608. people – Many people came to the event.
609. per – He earns $10 per hour.
610. perform – The band will perform tonight.
611. performance – Her performance was excellent.
612. perhaps – Perhaps we can try tomorrow.
613. period – The class lasted one period.
614. person – That person looks familiar.
615. personal – This is my personal opinion.
616. phone – My phone is ringing.
617. physical – He needs a physical exam.
618. pick – Please pick a card.
619. picture – That picture is beautiful.
620. piece – I want a piece of cake.
621. place – This is a safe place.
622. plan – Let’s plan our trip.
623. plant – Water the plants daily.
624. play – The children play outside.
625. player – He is the best player on the team.
626. point – That is a good point.
627. police – The police arrived quickly.
628. policy – That policy is fair.
629. political – They discussed political issues.
630. politics – He is interested in politics.
631. poor – They grew up in a poor neighborhood.
632. popular – This song is very popular.
633. population – The population is growing.
634. position – He changed his position.
635. positive – Try to stay positive.
636. possible – Everything is possible with effort.
637. power – Knowledge is power.
638. practice – You need to practice every day.
639. prepare – Let’s prepare for the exam.
640. presence – His presence made the room lively.
641. president – The president spoke on TV.
642. pressure – She felt pressure to succeed.
643. pretty – The flowers look pretty.
644. prevent – Drink water to prevent dehydration.
645. price – What is the price of this?
646. private – This is a private room.
647. probably – He will probably arrive soon.
648. problem – We must solve this problem.
649. process – Learning is a long process.
650. produce – Farmers produce fresh vegetables.
651. product – This product sells well.
652. production – The production increased last year.
653. professional – She is a professional dancer.
654. professor – The professor explained the topic.
655. program – I joined a fitness program.
656. project – The project is almost done.
657. property – This property is valuable.
658. protect – Wear sunscreen to protect your skin.
659. prove – Can you prove it?
660. provide – They provide free meals.
661. public – The park is open to the public.
662. pull – Please pull the door.
663. purpose – What is the purpose of this tool?
664. push – Push the button to start.
665. put – Please put it on the table.
666. quality – This product has high quality.
667. question – Do you have a question?
668. quickly – She finished the work quickly.
669. quite – It’s quite cold today.
670. race – He won the race.
671. radio – I listened to the radio.
672. raise – Please raise your hand.
673. range – This store has a wide range of items.
674. rate – The birth rate is rising.
675. rather – I would rather stay home.
676. reach – Can you reach the top shelf?
677. read – I read a book last night.
678. ready – Dinner is ready.
679. real – Is this story real?
680. reality – In reality, it’s harder than it looks.
681. realize – I didn’t realize you were here.
682. really – I really like this song.
683. reason – Tell me the reason you left.
684. receive – Did you receive my message?
685. recent – I saw him in a recent photo.
686. recently – We met recently.
687. recognize – I didn’t recognize him at first.
688. record – They recorded a new album.
689. red – She wore a red dress.
690. reduce – We must reduce waste.
691. reflect – The mirror reflects light.
692. region – This region is very dry.
693. relate – I can relate to your story.
694. relationship – They have a strong relationship.
695. religious – He follows religious traditions.
696. remain – Only two cookies remain.
697. remember – Remember to lock the door.
698. remove – Please remove your shoes.
699. report – I wrote a report for school.
700. represent – She will represent the team.

⭐ Everyday English Vocabulary List

701. require – The job requires experience.
702. research – She did research for her project.
703. resource – Water is a natural resource.
704. respond – Please respond to my email.
705. response – His response was quick.
706. responsibility – Parents have a responsibility to their children.
707. rest – Take a rest if you’re tired.
708. result – The result was surprising.
709. return – I need to return this book.
710. reveal – The test revealed the problem.
711. rich – He became rich from business.
712. right – Turn right at the corner.
713. rise – Prices continue to rise.
714. risk – There is a risk of injury.
715. road – The road is closed.
716. rock – She sat on a large rock.
717. role – He played a major role in the project.
718. room – This room is very large.
719. rule – It’s a school rule.
720. run – I run every morning.
721. safe – The children are safe now.
722. same – We have the same idea.
723. save – I want to save more money.
724. say – What did you say?
725. scene – The movie’s first scene is amazing.
726. school – She walks to school.
727. science – He loves science.
728. scientist – The scientist made a discovery.
729. score – He got a high score.
730. sea – We swam in the sea.
731. season – Winter is my favorite season.
732. seat – Take a seat, please.
733. second – Wait a second.
734. section – Read this section carefully.
735. security – The security guard checked our bags.
736. see – I can see the mountains.
737. seek – They seek new employees.
738. seem – You seem tired.
739. sell – They sell fruit at the market.
740. send – Please send me the file.
741. senior – He is a senior employee.
742. sense – That doesn’t make sense.
743. series – I watched the whole series.
744. serious – This is a serious matter.
745. serve – They serve lunch at noon.
746. service – The service was excellent.
747. set – Please set the table.
748. seven – The show starts at seven.
749. several – There are several options.
750. sex – The form asks for your sex.
751. shake – Don’t shake the bottle.
752. share – Let’s share this cake.
753. she – She is my best friend.
754. shoot – Don’t shoot the ball too hard.
755. short – The movie was too short.
756. shot – He took a shot at the target.
757. should – You should rest more.
758. shoulder – She injured her shoulder.
759. show – Please show me the way.
760. side – He stood by my side.
761. sign – Please sign your name here.
762. significant – It made a significant difference.
763. similar – These two bags look similar.
764. simple – The rules are very simple.
765. simply – Just simply tell the truth.
766. since – I haven’t seen him since Monday.
767. sing – She loves to sing.
768. single – He bought a single ticket.
769. sister – My sister is younger.
770. sit – Please sit down.
771. site – This site is under construction.
772. situation – This situation is difficult.
773. six – They have six cats.
774. size – What size do you wear?
775. skill – She has great writing skills.
776. skin – Her skin is very soft.
777. small – They live in a small town.
778. smile – She has a beautiful smile.
779. so – I’m tired, so I’ll rest.
780. social – He joined several social clubs.
781. society – We live in a diverse society.
782. soldier – The soldier returned home.
783. some – Some people arrived early.
784. somebody – Somebody left their bag here.
785. someone – Someone is at the door.
786. something – I heard something strange.
787. sometimes – I sometimes forget names.
788. son – Their son is five years old.
789. song – This song is my favorite.
790. soon – See you soon.
791. sort – What sort of music do you like?
792. sound – That sound is loud.
793. source – The source of water is nearby.
794. south – They live in the south.
795. southern – They enjoy southern food.
796. space – There isn’t enough space here.
797. speak – Please speak louder.
798. special – This is a special moment.
799. specific – Be more specific about your needs.
800. speech – He gave a powerful speech.

⭐ Important English Words You Must Know

801. spend – We will spend the day at the beach.
802. sport – Soccer is my favorite sport.
803. spring – Flowers bloom in spring.
804. staff – The hotel staff was very helpful.
805. stage – She walked onto the stage.
806. stand – Please stand in line.
807. standard – This meets the required standard.
808. star – The stars are bright tonight.
809. start – Let’s start the meeting.
810. state – What is your current state of mind?
811. statement – Her statement was clear.
812. station – The train station is busy.
813. stay – Please stay here.
814. step – Take one step forward.
815. still – She is still waiting.
816. stock – The store is out of stock.
817. stop – Please stop talking.
818. store – I bought milk from the store.
819. story – He told a funny story.
820. strategy – We need a new strategy.
821. street – They live on this street.
822. strong – He is very strong.
823. structure – The structure is solid.
824. student – She is a top student.
825. study – I need to study more.
826. stuff – Move your stuff off the table.
827. style – I like your style.
828. subject – Math is my favorite subject.
829. success – His project was a great success.
830. successful – She is a successful business owner.
831. such – I’ve never seen such a thing.
832. suddenly – It suddenly started to rain.
833. suffer – Many people suffer from allergies.
834. suggest – I suggest trying again.
835. summer – We travel every summer.
836. support – Thank you for your support.
837. sure – Are you sure about this?
838. surface – The surface is smooth.
839. system – This system is easy to use.
840. table – The food is on the table.
841. take – Please take your time.
842. talk – We need to talk.
843. task – This task is difficult.
844. tax – He pays a lot of tax.
845. teach – They teach English here.
846. teacher – My teacher is very kind.
847. team – Our team won the match.
848. technology – Modern technology changes fast.
849. television – We watched the show on television.
850. tell – Can you tell me your name?
851. ten – The class has ten students.
852. tend – Cats tend to sleep a lot.
853. term – The term ends next month.
854. test – She passed the test.
855. than – He is taller than me.
856. thank – Thank you so much.
857. that – I like that idea.
858. the – Shut the door, please.
859. their – It is their car.
860. them – Give it to them.
861. themselves – They built it themselves.
862. then – Finish this, then rest.
863. theory – The theory sounds interesting.
864. there – She is over there.
865. these – Take these papers.
866. they – They are coming soon.
867. thing – What is that thing?
868. think – I think you’re right.
869. third – This is my third try.
870. this – Do you like this one?
871. those – Put those books away.
872. though – I like it, though it’s expensive.
873. thought – I had a strange thought.
874. thousand – A thousand people attended.
875. threat – It’s a serious threat.
876. three – We bought three apples.
877. through – Walk through the door.
878. throughout – The song played throughout the day.
879. throw – Don’t throw trash on the ground.
880. thus – It rained; thus, we stayed home.
881. time – What time is it?
882. to – I want to eat.
883. today – I feel good today.
884. together – We worked together.
885. tonight – See you later tonight.
886. too – It’s too hot outside.
887. top – The cat climbed to the top.
888. total – The total cost is $50.
889. tough – Life can be tough sometimes.
890. toward – Walk toward the door.
891. town – This town is peaceful.
892. trade – They trade goods internationally.
893. traditional – She wore traditional clothing.
894. training – He needs more training.
895. travel – I want to travel the world.
896. treat – We should treat everyone kindly.
897. treatment – The treatment worked well.
898. tree – The tree is very old.
899. trial – The trial begins next week.
900. trip – We enjoyed our trip to Italy.

⭐ Final List of Common English Words

901. trouble – He is in big trouble.
902. true – Is this story true?
903. truth – She always tells the truth.
904. try – Please try again.
905. turn – Turn left at the light.
906. two – I have two brothers.
907. type – What type of music do you like?
908. under – The shoes are under the bed.
909. understand – Do you understand the lesson?
910. unit – This unit has three rooms.
911. until – Wait until I return.
912. up – Stand up.
913. upon – Once upon a time…
914. us – Can you help us?
915. use – How do you use this tool?
916. usually – I usually wake up early.
917. value – Time has great value.
918. various – We tried various methods.
919. very – She is very happy.
920. victim – The victim survived the accident.
921. view – The mountain view is beautiful.
922. visit – Let’s visit the museum.
923. voice – Her voice is soft.
924. vote – Did you vote today?
925. wait – Please wait here.
926. walk – They walk to school.
927. wall – The wall needs paint.
928. want – I want a new phone.
929. war – The country avoided war.
930. watch – Let’s watch a movie.
931. water – Drink more water.
932. way – Show me the way home.
933. we – We are ready.
934. weapon – The police found the weapon.
935. wear – You should wear a jacket.
936. week – I’ll see you next week.
937. weight – He lost some weight.
938. well – I’m doing well today.
939. west – The sun sets in the west.
940. western – They enjoy western movies.
941. what – What is your name?
942. whatever – Do whatever you like.
943. when – When will you arrive?
944. where – Where do you live?
945. whether – I don’t know whether it’s true.
946. which – Which one do you prefer?
947. while – Wait while I finish this.
948. white – She wore a white dress.
949. who – Who is calling?
950. whole – I ate the whole apple.
951. whom – To whom did you speak?
952. whose – Whose bag is this?
953. why – Why are you late?
954. wide – The door is very wide.
955. wife – His wife is a doctor.
956. will – I will call you later.
957. win – They hope to win the game.
958. wind – The wind is strong today.
959. window – Open the window.
960. wish – I wish you luck.
961. with – Come with me.
962. within – Finish it within an hour.
963. without – I can’t live without music.
964. woman – The woman smiled at me.
965. wonder – I wonder if he’s coming.
966. word – This word is difficult.
967. work – I work at a bank.
968. worker – The worker fixed the roof.
969. world – The world is changing fast.
970. worry – Don’t worry about it.
971. would – I would like some tea.
972. write – Please write your name.
973. writer – She is a famous writer.
974. wrong – You called the wrong number.
975. yard – The kids played in the yard.
976. yeah – Yeah, I agree.
977. year – This year was amazing.
978. yes – Yes, I understand.
979. yet – He hasn’t arrived yet.
980. you – You are my friend.
981. young – The young child smiled.
982. your – This is your book.
983. yourself – Believe in yourself.
984. zone – This area is a no-parking zone.
985. zebra – The zebra ran across the field.
986. zero – The temperature dropped to zero.
987. zone – This is a no-parking zone.
988. zipline – The kids enjoyed the zipline.
989. zip – Don’t forget to zip your jacket.
990. zipper – My bag’s zipper is stuck.
991. zigzag – The road goes in a zigzag pattern.
992. zinc – Zinc is important for the body.
993. zombie – He moved like a zombie after waking up.
994. zodiac – She knows all the zodiac signs.
995. zeal – She worked with great zeal.
996. zen – Meditation helps me feel more zen.
997. zest – Add some lemon zest to the food.
998. zooming – The car was zooming down the road.
999. zoology – He studies zoology at college.
1000. zookeeper – The zookeeper fed the animals.