A handful of fundamental English words
Word Meaning Use Case
Remain To stay; continue to exist “I will remain here until you return.”
Store A place where items are kept “Let’s go to the store and buy some groceries.”
Camera Device for capturing images “She took a beautiful photo with her camera.”
World The Earth; all of humanity “There are billions of people in the world.”
Concern Worry or interest in something “His main concern is the environment.”
Prove To demonstrate the truth of “She had to prove her theory with experiments.”
TRUE Genuine; in accordance with fact “The statement he made is true.”
Hour A specific period of time, usually 60 minutes “Let’s meet again in an hour to finalize the project details.”
Receive To get or accept something “I will receive the package tomorrow.”
Buy To acquire something by paying money for it “I intend to purchase a new smartphone next month since my current device has become outdated and is no longer meeting my needs.”
Standard An established norm or level “The product meets international standards.”
Program A planned series of activities “She is enrolled in a computer programming program.”
Wrong Not in accordance with what is right, accurate, or true “After realizing the incorrect details about the meeting time, she hastened to the accurate venue to participate in the discussion.”
City A big place where many people live and work, often with tall buildings, roads, and various facilities “New York City is well-known for its diverse culture, tall buildings that shape its skyline, and lively nightlife filled with energy and excitement.”
Pull To exert force to move something “She tried to pull the heavy box across the room.”
Million One thousand thousand “The population of the city is over a million people.”
Woman An adult female human being “The woman standing over there is the esteemed scientist who has pioneered groundbreaking discoveries in her specialized field, revolutionizing our understanding of science.”
Fail To be unsuccessful “I will not fail; I will succeed in my endeavors.”
Dream A series of thoughts, images, etc. “Last night, I had a vivid dream about flying.”
Brother A male sibling “My brother is younger than me.”
Follow To go or come after; to pursue “He asked the students to follow him to the laboratory for an exciting experiment demonstration.”
Kid A child “The kids played in the park.”
These Plural of ‘this’; referring to specific items “These books are on the top shelf.”
Large Big in size or quantity “She bought a large house with a spacious garden.”
Late Not on time; occurring after expected time “I apologize for being late to the meeting.”
Science The study of the natural world and phenomena “Physics and chemistry are branches of science.”
Though However; nevertheless. “It was raining; she decided to go for a walk in the park, though, to enjoy the fresh air.”
Enjoy To take pleasure in “I enjoy reading books in my free time.”
Realize To become aware of; to understand “I didn’t realize you were so talented.”
Success Achievement of goals or aims “Hard work and determination lead to success.”
| Word | Meaning | Use Case | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Remain | To stay; continue to exist | I will remain here until you return. | ||
| Store | A place where items are kept | Let’s go to the store and buy some groceries. | ||
| Camera | Device for capturing images | She took a beautiful photo with her camera. | ||
| World | The Earth; all of humanity | There are billions of people in the world. | ||
| Concern | Worry or interest in something | His main concern is the environment. | ||
| Prove | To demonstrate the truth of | She had to prove her theory with experiments. | ||
| TRUE | Genuine; in accordance with fact | The statement he made is true. | ||
| Hour | A specific period of time, usually 60 minutes | Let’s meet again in an hour to finalize the project details. | ||
| Receive | To get or accept something | I will receive the package tomorrow. | ||
| Buy | To acquire something by paying money for it | I intend to purchase a new smartphone next month since my current device has become outdated and is no longer meeting my needs. | ||
| Standard | An established norm or level | The product meets international standards. | ||
| Program | A planned series of activities | She is enrolled in a computer programming program. | ||
| Wrong | Not in accordance with what is right, accurate, or true | After realizing the incorrect details about the meeting time, she hastened to the accurate venue to participate in the discussion. | ||
| City | A big place where many people live and work, often with tall buildings, roads, and various facilities | New York City is well-known for its diverse culture, tall buildings that shape its skyline, and lively nightlife filled with energy and excitement. | ||
| Pull | To exert force to move something | She tried to pull the heavy box across the room. | ||
| Million | One thousand thousand | The population of the city is over a million people. | ||
| Woman | An adult female human being | The woman standing over there is the esteemed scientist who has pioneered groundbreaking discoveries in her specialized field, revolutionizing our understanding of science. | ||
| Fail | To be unsuccessful | I will not fail; I will succeed in my endeavors. | ||
| Dream | A series of thoughts, images, etc. | Last night, I had a vivid dream about flying. | ||
| Brother | A male sibling | My brother is younger than me. | ||
| Follow | To go or come after; to pursue | He asked the students to follow him to the laboratory for an exciting experiment demonstration. | ||
| Kid | A child | The kids played in the park. | ||
| These | Plural of ‘this’; referring to specific items | These books are on the top shelf. | ||
| Large | Big in size or quantity | She bought a large house with a spacious garden. | ||
| Late | Not on time; occurring after expected time | I apologize for being late to the meeting. | ||
| Science | The study of the natural world and phenomena | Physics and chemistry are branches of science. | ||
| Though | However; nevertheless. | It was raining; she decided to go for a walk in the park, though, to enjoy the fresh air. | ||
| Enjoy | To take pleasure in | I enjoy reading books in my free time. | ||
| Realize | To become aware of; to understand | I didn’t realize you were so talented. | ||
| Success | Achievement of goals or aims | Hard work and determination lead to success. | ||
