A – A word used to refer to something that is not specifically known or identified.
About – Relating to; concerning; approximately.
After – Subsequent to in time; following.
Again – Once more; a second time.
All – Referring to the entirety or complete extent of a specific group or object.
Also – In addition; as well; likewise.
An – Employed before singular nouns initiating with a vowel sound.
And – Used to connect words or groups of words.
Any – One or some, without specification.
As – Used to indicate the role or function of a person or thing.
At – Indicating a specific place or position, often related to location or arrival.
Back – The rear surface or side of the human body.
Be – Exist; have life; live.
Because – For the reason that; since.
Been – Past participle of “be,” indicating a state or condition in the past.
But – Employed to introduce something in contrast to what has already been mentioned or to indicate an exception.
By – Indicating the means or agency of achieving something.
Can – To be able to; have the capacity to.
Come – To move or travel towards a particular place or into it.
Could – Past tense of “can,” indicating the ability to do something in the past.
Day – A period of twenty-four hours, from midnight to the next midnight.
Do – Perform an action or activity; carry out.
Even – Used to emphasize something surprising or unexpected.
First – Occurring before all others in chronological time or order; the earliest.
For – Indicating the purpose or reason for something.
From – Indicating the point in time or space at which a journey, motion, or action starts.
Get – Come to have or hold; obtain or acquire.
Give – Freely transfer the possession of something to someone.
Go – To depart from one location and move to another; to engage in travel or movement from one place to another.
Have – Possess; own; hold.