English vocabulary: Everyday Life
English words on the topic “Everyday Life” with meanings and pronunciation, and free practice.
| Word | Meaning |
|---|---|
| be
A1
/biː/ |
To exist; to be alive; used to give information about someone or something |
| have
A1
/hæv/ |
to own, possess, or hold something |
| do
A1
/duː/ |
to act; to perform actions |
| say
B2
/seɪ/ |
to use words to tell a message |
| go
B1
/ɡəʊ/ |
to move or travel to another place |
| one
A1
/wʌn/ |
number 1 |
| know
A1
/nəʊ/ |
to have knowledge of things in your mind |
| get
A1
/ɡet/ |
to obtain or receive something |
| get
B1
/ɡet/ |
to understand something |
| get
B1
/ɡet/ |
to obtain, receive, or be given something |
| like
A1
/laɪk/ |
to find something pleasing; to prefer something |
| think
A1
/θɪŋk/ |
to have an idea, opinion, or belief about something |
| make
A1
/meɪk/ |
to create or produce something |
| make
B1
/meɪk/ |
to force someone to do something |
| make
B2
/meɪk/ |
to create something by putting things together |
| time
A1
/taɪm/ |
something measured in minutes, hours, days, etc. |
| see
A1
/siː/ |
to use your eyes to look at something |
| up
A1
/ʌp/ |
towards a higher place |
| good
A1
/ɡʊd/ |
of high quality or pleasant |
| good
B2
/ɡʊd/ |
excellent; high quality |
| people
A1
/ˈpiːpl/ |
human beings in general; plural of person |
| year
A1
/jɪə/ |
a period of twelve months |
| year
A1
/jɪə(r)/ |
unit of time equal to 12 months |
| take
A1
/teɪk/ |
to get hold of something and move it |
| take
B1
/teɪk/ |
to require an amount of time |
| take
B1
/teɪk/ |
to pick up something and go away with it |
| well
A1
/wel/ |
in a good way |
| come
A1
/kʌm/ |
to move toward someone; go with someone |
| now
A1
/naʊ/ |
at the present time or moment |
| two
A1
/tuː/ |
the number 2 |
| also
A1
/ˈɔːlsəʊ/ |
in addition; too; in a similar way |
| look
A1
/lʊk/ |
to direct one's eyes in order to see |
| look
B1
/lʊk/ |
the appearance of someone or something |
| look
A1
/lʊk/ |
to turn your eyes in a particular direction |
| want
B2
/wɒnt/ |
to desire or wish for something; hope for a thing |
| give
A1
/ɡɪv/ |
to hand something to someone |
| give
A1
/ɡɪv/ |
to hand over or present something to someone |
| new
A1
/njuː/ |
not existing before; recently made |
| way
A1
/weɪ/ |
how something is done |
| find
A1
/faɪnd/ |
to discover something by looking for it |
| day
A1
/deɪ/ |
a period of 24 hours |
| where
A1
/weər/ |
word you use to ask the location of something |
| thing
A1
/θɪŋ/ |
something you cannot remember the name of |
| need
A1
/niːd/ |
to be unable to manage without something; require |
| much
A1
/mʌtʃ/ |
a lot; large amount; a high degree of |
| right
A1
/raɪt/ |
the opposite side to left |
| right
A2
/raɪt/ |
on side where the hand that most people write with |
| how
A1
/haʊ/ |
in what way something happens or is done |
| back
A1
/bæk/ |
behind; to the rear; previous |
| mean
B2
/miːn/ |
to have a particular meaning or value |
| three
A1
/θriː/ |
the number 3 |
| even
A2
/ˈiːvən/ |
as well; too |
| tell
A1
/tel/ |
to say or communicate information to someone |
| really
A1
/ˈrɪəli/ |
very |
| call
A1
/kɔːl/ |
to phone someone |
| down
A1
/daʊn/ |
towards a lower place |
| show
A2
/ʃəʊ/ |
to explain or teach how something is done |
| life
A1
/laɪf/ |
all the living things (e.g., animals, plants, humans) |
| man
A1
/mæn/ |
an adult male human being |
| change
A1
/tʃeɪndʒ/ |
to make or become different, or into something else |
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