1. The
- Can you grab the remote?
- The car won’t start again.
- I’ll take the blue one.
2. be
- It’ll be fine, don’t worry.
- There used to be a coffee shop here.
- Let me be for a minute.
3. to
- I need to pee really bad.
- We’re going to the store.
- Tell her to call me back.
4. of
- What kind of music do you like?
- I’m tired of this weather.
- A couple of days ago.
5. and
- Go left and then right.
- I like coffee and bagels.
- Try and stop me.
6. a
- That’s a good point.
- I saw a squirrel in the yard.
- Give me a second.
7. in
- She lives in Chicago now.
- Put the milk back in the fridge.
- I’m in for tonight.
8. that
- I didn’t know that.
- That was really fun.
- Who said that?
9. have
- I have two kids.
- Do you have a charger?
- We’ll have to leave soon.
10. I
- I think so.
- I don’t care anymore.
- I wish it would stop raining.
11. it
- It doesn’t matter.
- Leave it on the table.
- I get it now.
12. for
- Thanks for the help.
- I’m looking for my keys.
- How much for this one?
13. not
- That’s not funny.
- I’m not ready yet.
- Why not try again?
14. on
- The game is on tonight.
- Put it on the shelf.
- I’m on my way.
15. with
- Come with me.
- I’ll go with the salad.
- Are you done with that?
16. he
- He said no.
- Is he coming or not?
- He never calls back.
17. as
- Do it as I showed you.
- It’s as good as gone.
- As if I would forget.
18. you
- You okay?
- I told you so.
- You want fries with that?
19. do
- Do me a favor.
- I’ll do it later.
- What do you mean?
20. at
- Look at that mess.
- I’m at the airport now.
- She laughed at my joke.
Words 21–50 (progressively longer phrases)
21. this
- This is getting old. (5 words)
- I can’t believe this traffic today. (7 words)
- This whole situation is just weird. (6 words)
22. but
- I called, but no one answered. (7 words)
- Sorry but I have to cancel dinner. (7 words)
- It’s cheap but it actually works pretty well. (9 words)
23. his
- I borrowed his lawnmower. (4 words)
- His car broke down on the highway again. (8 words)
- Did you see his face when I told him that? (10 words)
24. by
- Stop by later if you want. (5 words)
- The package came by mail this morning. (8 words)
- I live just by the old gas station on Fifth. (10 words)
25. from
- I got this from my sister. (6 words)
- Where did you from? (4 words – colloquial “Where you from?”)
- The leftovers are from Tuesday night’s dinner. (8 words)
26. they
- They said it would rain. (5 words)
- They never fix the potholes around here. (7 words)
- I thought they were coming at six but I guess not. (11 words)
27. we
- We should grab lunch sometime. (5 words)
- We ran out of milk, so I’ll go get some. (10 words)
- If we leave now, we might still make the movie. (11 words)
28. say
- What does the sign say? (5 words)
- I say we just order pizza and call it a night. (11 words)
- My boss didn’t say anything about overtime this week. (10 words)
29. her
- I gave her the keys. (5 words)
- Her phone died, so she can’t call back. (8 words)
- Tell her I’ll be there around seven thirty if that works. (12 words)
30. she
- She loves that show. (4 words)
- She asked me to pick up some bread on the way home. (11 words)
- I don’t think she knows we already moved the meeting to Tuesday. (13 words)
31. or
- Coffee or tea? (3 words)
- You can pay cash or use a card at the register. (10 words)
- Should I wait for you inside or just meet you by the entrance? (13 words)
32. an
- That’s an old trick. (4 words)
- I need an hour to get ready before we leave. (9 words)
- He made an excuse about his alarm not going off this morning. (12 words)
33. will
- Will you shut the door? (5 words)
- The store will close in ten minutes so hurry up. (10 words)
- I doubt she will remember to bring the tickets but let’s hope. (12 words)
34. my
- My head hurts. (3 words)
- That’s my spot on the couch, don’t take it. (9 words)
- I left my wallet at home so you’ll have to cover me. (12 words)
35. one
- Pick one and let’s go. (5 words)
- One of the kids threw up in the car on the way here. (12 words)
- I only need one more signature before I can submit this form. (12 words)
36. all
- That’s all I have. (4 words)
- We ate all the chips already and the game just started. (11 words)
- Are you sure all the doors are locked before we leave for vacation? (13 words)
37. would
- Would you mind moving your car? (6 words)
- I would help but I’m late for an appointment. (9 words)
- If I were you, I would just apologize and get it over with. (13 words)
38. there
- There you are – I’ve been looking everywhere. (8 words)
- Leave the mail there on the counter next to the keys. (11 words)
- I think there might be a leak in the basement after all that rain. (13 words)
39. their
- Their dog barks all night long. (6 words)
- I saw their new house – it’s huge but needs a lot of work. (12 words)
- The neighbors forgot their trash cans out again and now they’re all over the street. (15 words)
40. what
- What time is it? (4 words)
- What did you just say to me? (6 words)
- I don’t understand what you want me to do with this extra paperwork. (13 words)
41. so
- I’m so tired today. (4 words)
- It was raining, so we stayed home and watched movies. (10 words)
- He didn’t save any money for retirement, so now he has to keep working. (14 words)
42. up
- Wake up already. (3 words)
- My computer is acting up again – I need a new one. (10 words)
- I gave up trying to fix the garbage disposal and called a plumber. (12 words)
43. out
- Figure it out yourself. (4 words)
- We ran out of gas on the highway last night. (8 words)
- I tried to take the stain out of my shirt but it’s never going away. (14 words)
44. if
- If you say so. (4 words)
- If it snows tomorrow, school will probably close. (8 words)
- I’ll pick up dinner if you promise to clean the kitchen afterward. (12 words)
45. about
- What about Jake? (3 words)
- I was just thinking about what you said earlier. (8 words)
- Don’t worry about the noise – the neighbors are moving out next week. (12 words)
46. who
- Who called? (2 words)
- Do you know who owns that red truck? (7 words)
- She’s the one who always brings donuts to the morning meetings. (11 words)
47. get
- Let’s get out of here. (5 words)
- I need to get my oil changed before the weekend trip. (11 words)
- Where did you get that jacket? It looks really warm and comfortable. (12 words)
48. which
- Which way is the bathroom? (5 words)
- I forgot which day we scheduled the dentist appointment. (8 words)
- Can you tell me which bus goes downtown because I’m totally lost right now? (15 words)
49. go
- Let’s go already. (4 words)
- I have to go pick up my kid from soccer practice. (9 words)
- If you go that way, you’ll hit a dead end – take the left instead. (14 words)
50. me
- Tell me the truth. (4 words)
- Me and my brother are fixing the fence this weekend. (8 words – colloquial)
- Excuse me, but I think you accidentally took my bag from the luggage claim. (13 words)
51. him
- I told him to wait outside.
- Give him a break — he’s new here.
- Did you see him at the party last night? He left early.
52. your
- Don’t forget your phone on the table.
- Your turn to take out the trash this week.
- Is that your car blocking the driveway? I need to get out.
53. some
- Let’s grab some coffee after this.
- I need some time to think about what you said.
- There’s some leftover pizza in the fridge if you’re hungry.
54. could
- Could you hold this for a second?
- I could hear you yelling from across the street.
- If we left now, we could still make the last train.
55. them
- I already gave them the keys yesterday.
- Leave them alone — they’re not bothering anyone.
- The kids ate all the cookies? I just bought them this morning.
56. see
- See you tomorrow at the usual spot.
- I don’t see any problem with that plan.
- Turn the corner and you’ll see the gas station right there.
57. other
- The other day I ran into your old boss.
- Do you have any other sizes? This one is too tight.
- One of the dogs is friendly, but the other one bites.
58. than
- She’s taller than me now — it’s crazy.
- I’d rather drive than take the bus in this weather.
- The movie was way better than I expected from the trailers.
59. then
- Finish your homework, then you can play games.
- We went to the park, then got ice cream after.
- If that doesn’t work, then we’ll have to call a repair guy.
60. now
- Now what are we supposed to do?
- I need that report now, not in an hour.
- Now that you mention it, I do remember seeing her leave.
61. like
- I like the way you think.
- It feels like it’s going to rain any minute.
- He talks like he knows everything, but he really doesn’t.
62. so
- I’m so sorry — I completely forgot.
- It was late, so we just ordered takeout.
- She’s been working so hard lately that she deserves a break.
63. just
- I just got here, give me a second.
- That’s just what I was going to say.
- Can you just listen for five minutes without interrupting?
64. over
- Come over whenever you’re free.
- Let’s start over — I think we both messed up.
- The meeting ran over by twenty minutes, so I’m running late.
65. think
- I think you left your lights on.
- What do you think about the new manager?
- Let me think — I know I put my wallet somewhere around here.
66. also
- I’m hungry, and also really tired.
- She sings, and also plays guitar pretty well.
- We need to buy milk, and also eggs if they have any left.
67. back
- I’ll be back in five minutes.
- Put the book back where you found it.
- He promised to call me back but never did.
68. after
- After the movie, let’s grab a drink.
- She named her son after her grandfather.
- I always feel sleepy right after lunch no matter what I eat.
69. use
- Can I use your bathroom really quick?
- You have to use the other entrance — this one is locked.
- I don’t know how to use this new coffee machine at all.
70. two
- I’ll take two of these and one of those.
- We haven’t talked in two years, believe it or not.
- Give me two seconds to grab my jacket and then we can leave.
71. how
- How are you feeling today?
- How did you get that stain out of your shirt?
- I don’t know how she manages to stay so calm all the time.
72. our
- Our flight got delayed by four hours.
- Let’s clean our garage this weekend before it gets worse.
- The neighbor borrowed our ladder and never brought it back.
73. work
- I have to work late again tonight.
- Does this old printer still work?
- Work has been so stressful lately that I can’t sleep.
74. first
- I’ll call you first thing in the morning.
- Who wants to go first on the roller coaster?
- The first time I tried sushi, I actually hated it.
75. well
- I don’t feel well — maybe I should lie down.
- Well, that didn’t go as planned.
- She speaks French pretty well for only studying a year.
76. way
- You’re going the wrong way — turn around.
- That’s not the way I would have done it, but okay.
- Get out of my way — I’m late for an appointment.
77. even
- I can’t even look at another slice of pizza.
- Even my grandma knows how to use that app.
- He didn’t even say sorry after breaking my favorite mug.
78. new
- I got a new phone yesterday.
- Let me show you the new restaurant that opened downtown.
- New rule: nobody eats in the living room anymore.
79. want
- I want a refund — this thing broke in two days.
- Do you want me to pick up anything from the store?
- She wants to leave early, but the boss said no.
80. because
- I’m late because my alarm never went off.
- We canceled the trip because of the hurricane warning.
- Because you asked nicely, I’ll help you move the couch.
81. any
- Do you have any change for a twenty?
- I don’t have any idea what he’s talking about.
- If there’s any mail for me, can you leave it on the table?
82. these
- These shoes are killing my feet.
- I’ve never seen these before — where did you get them?
- These cookies are way better than the ones we made last time.
83. give
- Give me a call when you land.
- Can you give me a ride to the airport tomorrow?
- I’ll give you one more chance, but that’s it.
84. day
- Have a nice day; see you later.
- It’s been a long day, and I just want to sleep.
- One day you’ll look back at this and laugh, trust me.
85. most
- Most people don’t care as much as you do.
- That’s the most ridiculous thing I’ve ever heard.
- She ate the most pizza out of everyone at the party.
86. us
- Come with us to the lake this weekend.
- They gave us the wrong order at the drive‑thru.
- Between us, I don’t think he’s actually qualified for that job.
87. another
- Let me try another key — this one doesn’t fit.
- Can I have another napkin? I spilled coffee everywhere.
- We’ll pick another day for the hike if the weather stays bad.
88. much
- Thanks so much for your help today.
- I don’t eat much meat anymore, honestly.
- How much did you pay for that used laptop? It looks brand new.
89. own
- I’d rather own a house than keep renting forever.
- She made that dress on her own without any pattern.
- Mind your own business — I didn’t ask for your opinion.
90. out
- Let’s eat out tonight — I don’t feel like cooking.
- He passed out on the couch after the game ended.
- Watch out for that puddle — I just fell in it earlier.
91. people
- People are so rude on the highway these days.
- A lot of people don’t know how to change a flat tire.
- The people next door play loud music until 2 AM every night.
92. take
- Take a deep breath and calm down.
- I’ll take the chicken sandwich, no mayo.
- How long does it take to get to your parents’ house from here?
93. than
- He’s older than me by two years exactly.
- I’d rather stay home than go to another boring party.
- The new cafe has better coffee than the one we used to go to.
94. time
- What time does the pharmacy close?
- I had a great time at your barbecue, thanks for inviting us.
- Every time I call customer service, I’m on hold for an hour.
95. thing
- The thing is, I don’t actually want to go.
- That’s the stupidest thing I’ve heard all week.
- One thing I learned is never to lend money to friends.
96. see
- I see what you mean now.
- Let’s wait and see what happens before we decide.
- You should see the sunset from my balcony — it’s incredible.
97. him
- I bumped into him at the grocery store yesterday.
- Tell him I said hi when you talk to him later.
- We asked him to fix the sink, but he never showed up.
98. two
- I have two tickets to the show if you want one.
- Cut the cake into two equal halves, please.
- She’s been living here for two months and still hasn’t unpacked.
99. way
- No way — that’s exactly what happened to me last week.
- Which way did they go? Left or right?
- You have a way of making everything sound funny.
100. well
- Yeah, well, that’s just your opinion.
- I hope you well — take care of yourself.
- He did surprisingly well on the test without studying at all.
101. make
- Let’s make a left at the next light.
- I tried to make dinner, but I burned the rice again.
- Can you make it to my party on Saturday or are you busy?
102. world
- She thinks the whole world revolves around her.
- It’s a small world — I ran into my old neighbor in Tokyo.
- I’d travel the world if I had unlimited money and time.
103. need
- I need a new battery for my car key.
- You don’t need to shout — I’m right here.
- We need to leave by seven if we want to beat the traffic.
104. look
- Look what the cat dragged in.
- Can you look at this rash and tell me if it’s normal?
- Look, I’m not trying to start a fight; I just disagree.
105. right
- Turn right at the next street.
- You were right; that movie was terrible.
- Everything will be right again in the morning, trust me.
106. think
- I think I left my wallet at the bar last night.
- What do you think about cutting your own hair? Bad idea?
- Just think — in two days we’ll be on a beach somewhere.
107. call
- I’ll call you when I land.
- Did you hear someone call my name from outside?
- She had to call the landlord because the heat stopped working.
108. part
- That’s the hard part, getting started.
- I took part in a quiz at the pub, and we actually won.
- The best part of my day is when the kids finally go to sleep.
109. even
- He didn’t even say goodbye before hanging up.
- Even if it rains, we’re still having the barbecue.
- I can’t even with this traffic anymore. Let’s take back roads.
110. may
- May I borrow your charger for a minute?
- You may want to sit down for what I’m about to tell you.
- There may be a chance of snow tonight, so drive carefully.
111. through
- I sat through the whole meeting without saying a word.
- The bullet went right through the wall into the next room.
- I looked through every drawer and still can’t find my passport.
112. long
- How long have you been waiting here?
- This is going to be a long day, I can already tell.
- I haven’t seen her in so long that I almost wouldn’t recognize her.
113. mean
- What do you mean you lost the keys?
- I didn’t mean to hurt your feelings — I was just joking.
- That noise means the dishwasher is finally done.
114. might
- I might stop by later if I finish work on time.
- You might want to put on a jacket — it’s freezing outside.
- We might as well go home now since the show is canceled.
115. life
- That’s life, you win some, you lose some.
- I’ve lived in this city my whole life and never seen that building.
- Get a life instead of criticizing everything I do.
116. too
- I’m too tired to cook tonight.
- She’s coming too; is that okay with you?
- That coffee is too hot to drink right now; let it cool.
117. hand
- Give me a hand moving this couch, will you?
- I made this card by hand for your birthday.
- The situation is out of my hands now; the lawyers will handle it.
118. here
- Here we go again; another argument.
- I’ve lived here for ten years and never met that neighbor.
- Put the mail right here on the counter so I don’t forget it.
119. must
- You must be exhausted after that long flight.
- I must have left my glasses at the restaurant.
- There must be a better way to organize this closet.
120. high
- Gas prices are so high right now.
- He has a pretty high opinion of himself, doesn’t he?
- The shelves are too high for me to reach — can you grab that box?
121. every
- Every time I call, I get the same automated message.
- I take the dog out every morning before breakfast.
- She acts like every single thing is a huge emergency.
122. near
- Is there a gas station near here? I’m almost empty.
- Don’t go near that dog — it looks aggressive.
- The school is near the library, just two blocks down.
123. add
- Add me to the group chat so I can see the plans.
- Don’t forget to add salt to the pasta water.
- They added a new fee to my bill without telling me.
124. food
- I need to go grocery shopping — there’s no food in the house.
- The food at that new Thai place is amazing.
- We ordered too much food again, and now we have leftovers for a week.
125. between
- I’ll be there between five and five‑thirty.
- Keep this between us — I’m thinking of quitting my job.
- The restaurant is between the bank and the dry cleaner.
126. own
- I’d like to start my own business someday.
- She did the whole renovation on her own without any help.
- You’re on your own with this one; I have no idea how to fix it.
127. below
- Temperatures dropped below freezing last night.
- Please sign your name below the dotted line.
- The apartment below us plays music so loud that my floor shakes.
128. country
- We drove across the whole country in three days.
- I live in the country now, so I have to drive everywhere.
- This country has so many beautiful parks that nobody visits.
129. plant
- I forgot to water my plant, and now it’s dead.
- They’re building a new plant on the edge of town.
- Plant the seeds about two inches deep in the soil.
130. last
- This is the last time I lend you money.
- I saw her last week at the grocery store.
- We’re on the last chapter of the book; let’s finish it tonight.
131. school
- Pick up the kids from school at three.
- I hated school until I got to college.
- There’s a school right around the corner, so drive slowly.
132. father
- My father still thinks I’m ten years old.
- He’s a father of three and never sleeps anymore.
- I called my father to wish him a happy birthday, but he didn’t answer.
133. keep
- Keep the change; it’s fine.
- I try to keep my desk clean, but it never lasts.
- Can you keep an eye on my bag while I use the restroom?
134. tree
- A tree fell on our car during the storm.
- We’re putting up the Christmas tree this weekend.
- That tree in the backyard drops so many leaves every fall.
135. never
- I never leave the house without my phone.
- She said she’d never speak to me again, but she called yesterday.
- You never know what’s going to happen in this neighborhood.
136. start
- Let’s start the meeting — we have a lot to cover.
- My car won’t start again. I think the battery is dead.
- I’ll start dinner if you set the table.
137. city
- I moved to the city for work, and I hate the noise.
- The city turns off the streetlights at 2 AM.
- Which city has the best food? I say Chicago.
138. earth
- What on earth are you doing up there?
- The earth shook for a few seconds; was that an earthquake?
- I feel like the luckiest person on earth right now.
139. eye
- Keep an eye on the stove while I take a shower.
- I have something in my eye; can you look?
- She looked me right in the eye and lied to my face.
140. light
- Turn off the light when you leave the room.
- The light in the fridge burned out again.
- It’s getting dark; I should turn on the porch light.
141. thought
- I just had a thought — what if we left tomorrow instead?
- She said she’d come, but I have my thoughts about that.
- I lost my train of thought when the phone rang.
142. head
- My head is pounding — I need some water.
- Let’s head out before the traffic gets worse.
- He’s got a big head about winning that little award.
143. under
- The remote is under the couch cushions somewhere.
- Kids under twelve eat for half price.
- We’re under a lot of pressure to finish this by Friday.
144. story
- Tell me a story before bed — a short one.
- That’s the same story he told me last time.
- I read a story online about a cat that saved a baby.
145. leave
- Leave the keys on the hook by the door.
- What time do you usually leave for work?
- Don’t leave your drink unattended at the bar.
146. name
- What’s your name again? I’m terrible with faces.
- He called me by the wrong name twice in one conversation.
- I won’t name names, but you know who you are.
147. while
- I’ll be there in a little while — save me a seat.
- We talked for a while about old times.
- While you’re up, can you grab me a soda from the fridge?
148. turn
- Turn the volume down — it’s too loud.
- It’s your turn to wash the dishes tonight.
- My luck turned when I found twenty bucks on the ground.
149. put
- Put your shoes on — we’re leaving in two minutes.
- Where did you put my charger? I can’t find it anywhere.
- I’ll put the leftovers in the fridge for tomorrow.
150. house
- Be quiet when you come in — the whole house is asleep.
- We’re looking to buy a house but the prices are insane.
- Who’s house are we meeting at for the game tonight?
151. small
- I live in a small apartment, but it’s cozy.
- Can I get a small coffee instead of the medium?
- That was a small mistake, but it cost us the whole game.
152. month
- I’ll pay you back at the end of the month.
- We’ve been dating for three months and I’ve never met his friends.
- Rent is due on the first of the month — no exceptions.
153. sentence
- The judge gave him a sentence of five years.
- You don’t need a whole paragraph — just write one sentence.
- I couldn’t finish the sentence because she kept interrupting me.
154. point
- What’s your point? Just say it directly.
- At that point, I decided to just leave and go home.
- You’ve got a point about the parking — it really is terrible here.
155. letter
- I got a letter from the IRS and now I’m scared to open it.
- Write your name in block letters at the bottom.
- She sent me a handwritten letter in the mail — nobody does that anymore.
156. would
- Would you rather have pizza or tacos for dinner?
- I would have called you, but my phone died.
- Who would leave their keys in the car like that?
157. read
- I read the instructions three times and still don’t get it.
- Can you read this text to me? My glasses are broken.
- She read the whole book in one night because she couldn’t put it down.
158. far
- How far is the nearest gas station from here?
- We walked so far that my feet are blistering.
- As far as I know, the store closes at nine.
159. soon
- See you soon — text me when you land.
- I’ll be ready soon — just need to grab my shoes.
- Too soon to tell if the new medicine is working.
160. side
- Which side of the bed do you sleep on?
- I’ll have fries on the side with my burger.
- Stand to the side so people can get past you.
161. example
- Give me an example of what you mean.
- For example, last week he forgot our plans twice.
- I’ll follow your example and start saving more money.
162. open
- Is the pharmacy still open at this hour?
- Can you open this jar for me? I can’t twist it.
- The store open sign was on, but nobody was inside.
163. begin
- Let’s begin with the easy questions first.
- The movie doesn’t begin until eight, so we have time.
- I begin every morning with a cold shower — it wakes me up.
164. seem
- You seem upset — is everything okay?
- It seems like everyone knows something I don’t.
- This coffee seems cold already — did I make it an hour ago?
165. together
- We’re working together on the school project.
- Put the two pieces together and twist until it clicks.
- Let’s get together this weekend if you’re free.
166. next
- Who’s next in line?
- I’m going on vacation next week for the first time in two years.
- Take the next right, then go straight for a mile.
167. group
- We’re meeting our group in the lobby at six.
- She’s in my study group for the math final.
- A group of kids was throwing rocks at the sign.
168. always
- You always leave the fridge door open.
- I always forget my password for this website.
- There’s always someone who shows up late to every meeting.
169. music
- Can you turn the music down? I’m on a call.
- What kind of music do you listen to when you’re stressed?
- The background music in this restaurant is way too loud.
170. those
- Those cookies you brought were amazing.
- I don’t want those — give me the red ones instead.
- Those were the days when gas was under two dollars.
171. both
- Both of my kids are sick today.
- We tried both routes and neither was faster.
- I like both options, so you decide.
172. paper
- I need to buy paper towels at the store.
- Write your answer on the paper and hand it in.
- The printer is out of paper again — can you refill it?
173. often
- How often do you go to the gym?
- I often forget where I parked my car in this lot.
- We often have leftovers for lunch the next day.
174. long
- It took a long time, but we finally finished.
- How long is this movie? I have to be up early.
- She gave me a long lecture about being on time.
175. large
- I’ll take a large soda and a small fry.
- That house is way too large for just two people.
- He made a large donation to the local shelter.
176. word
- Give me your word that you’ll be there.
- I can’t understand a word he says with that accent.
- The safe word is “pineapple” if things get weird.
177. different
- This tastes different than last time — did you change the recipe?
- We have different opinions on how to raise kids.
- I’m looking for a different color — do you have this in blue?
178. thing
- The best thing about my job is the free coffee.
- One thing at a time — don’t rush.
- She said the thing everyone was thinking but no one wanted to say.
179. feel
- I feel like something is wrong with the car.
- Do you feel that vibration in the floor?
- Let me know if you feel any pain during the exercise.
180. leave
- I leave for work at 7:30 every morning.
- Don’t leave the dog in the car — it’s too hot today.
- She left her umbrella at my house last week.
181. yet
- I haven’t eaten dinner yet — let’s order something.
- Are you yet finished with that report?
- It’s not time to go yet — we still have ten minutes.
182. air
- I need some fresh air — I’ve been inside all day.
- The air conditioner broke in the middle of a heat wave.
- He threw the ball into the air and caught it again.
183. together
- We’ve been together for five years now.
- Put the ingredients together in a bowl and mix.
- Let’s hang together at the park if it stops raining.
184. house
- I’ll be at my house all day if you want to stop by.
- They just bought a house with a pool in the backyard.
- The whole house smelled like burned popcorn after that incident.
185. parent
- My parents are visiting for the whole week.
- Every parent at that school complains about the parking.
- I need a parent signature on this permission slip.
186. story
- Don’t tell me the same story again — I’ve heard it.
- I read a story about a guy who found treasure in his attic.
- Make up a story to tell the kids so they go to sleep.
187. young
- I’m not as young as I used to be — my back hurts.
- She’s too young to remember 9/11.
- They got married young and somehow it worked out.
188. sound
- That sound is driving me crazy — what is it?
- Sound travels differently when it’s cold outside.
- You sound like your mother when you say that.
189. line
- Wait in the line over there by the window.
- I forgot my line in the play and just stood there silently.
- Draw a straight line across the page with a ruler.
190. rest
- I’ll do the rest of the dishes in the morning.
- Take the rest of the day off — you’ve earned it.
- The rest of us are going to the bar after if you want to join.
191. hard
- This test was so hard that I left half of it blank.
- He works hard but never gets promoted.
- It’s hard to believe that she’s already fifty.
192. might
- I might be late depending on the train schedule.
- You might want to apologize before it gets worse.
- We might as well cancel if nobody else is coming.
193. within
- Stay within the lines when you color.
- You’ll receive a response within 24 hours.
- The hotel is within walking distance of the beach.
194. road
- Get off the road — there’s a car coming fast.
- We took a road trip to the mountains last fall.
- The road is closed ahead because of an accident.
195. blue
- My favorite color is blue — like the ocean.
- He came out of nowhere and hit the blue car.
- I’m feeling blue today for no real reason.
196. cold
- It’s so cold outside that my ears hurt.
- I think I’m getting a cold — my throat is scratchy.
- Don’t let your coffee get cold — drink it while it’s hot.
197. form
- Fill out this form and give it to the front desk.
- Ice is a form of water, obviously.
- He’s in great form after all that training.
198. mother
- My mother calls me every day at the same time.
- She’s a single mother of two boys.
- Tell your mother I said thanks for the cookies.
199. answer
- I called three times and no one answered.
- Do you know the answer to number seven?
- Just give me a yes or no answer — stop avoiding it.
200. study
- I need to study for my driving test tomorrow.
- Let’s study the map before we get lost.
- A new study shows that coffee is actually good for you.
201. own
- I’d like to own a beach house someday.
- She made that dress on her own without any pattern.
- Mind your own business — I didn’t ask for your opinion.
202. book
- Can you grab that book off the top shelf for me?
- I booked a hotel room for next weekend.
- The book was better than the movie, like always.
203. word
- Give me your word that you won’t tell anyone.
- I can’t read this word — is that an “r” or an “n”?
- He didn’t say a word the whole car ride home.
204. side
- Which side do you want for your meal? Fries or salad?
- Let’s pull over to the side of the road and check the map.
- He’s always on my side when I argue with my brother.
205. small
- We have a small problem with the AC.
- I’ll take the small popcorn, please.
- The world feels so small when you run into someone you know across the country.
206. place
- This is my favorite place to get tacos.
- Can you place the vase on the table by the window?
- I need a place to crash for a couple of nights.
207. end
- The movie was boring until the very end.
- My street is a dead end, so there’s no through traffic.
- How did you end up living in this town anyway?
208. live
- I live three blocks from the train station.
- We watched the game live at the stadium.
- You only live once, so take the trip.
209. week
- I’ll see you next week at the same time.
- This has been such a long week — I need a drink.
- She goes to the gym three times a week without fail.
210. back
- I threw my back out lifting that box.
- Come back here — you forgot your phone.
- The back of the shirt has a stain on it.
211. give
- Give me a second to grab my jacket.
- Can you give your brother a ride to school tomorrow?
- I’d give anything to be on a beach right now.
212. only
- I’m the only one who knows the password.
- We have only ten minutes before the store closes.
- If you only knew what I went through to get here.
213. through
- I sat through the whole meeting without saying a word.
- The bullet went right through the wall into the next room.
- I looked through every drawer and still can’t find my passport.
214. year
- I graduated five years ago, but it feels like yesterday.
- Happy new year — let’s hope this one is better.
- She’s having a rough year with all the medical issues.
215. city
- I love this city in the fall when the leaves change.
- Which city has the best pizza? I say New York.
- The city turns off the streetlights at 2 AM to save power.
216. mother
- My mother still cuts my hair, and I’m forty.
- She’s like a mother to all the stray cats in the neighborhood.
- I sent my mother flowers for her birthday.
217. father
- His father worked at the same factory for thirty years.
- I never really knew my father — he left when I was young.
- Can you help me fix this? You’re the father of all handymen.
218. point
- You made a good point about the budget.
- What’s the point of cleaning if the kids are just going to mess it up again?
- At that point, I realized I was lost.
219. something
- I need something to eat before I pass out.
- There’s something in my eye — can you look?
- She said something that I didn’t quite catch.
220. school
- The kids go back to school next week.
- I learned that in school and never forgot it.
- There’s a school zone ahead, so slow down.
221. keep
- Keep the receipt in case you need to return it.
- I try to keep my cool, but he pushes my buttons.
- Can you keep a secret? This stays between us.
222. house
- We’re painting the house beige this weekend.
- The whole house shook when the truck drove by.
- Who’s house are we going to for the Super Bowl?
223. need
- I need a new pair of sneakers — these have holes.
- You don’t need to bring anything to the party.
- We need to talk about what happened yesterday.
224. morning
- I wake up at 5 AM every morning for work.
- The morning coffee is the best part of my day.
- She left a note on the fridge this morning saying she’d be late.
225. name
- What’s your dog’s name? He’s so cute.
- I can’t name that song, but I know the tune.
- He made a name for himself in the local music scene.
226. while
- I waited for a while, but she never showed.
- While you’re in the kitchen, grab me a soda.
- It’s been a while since we went out just the two of us.
227. everything
- I packed everything except my toothbrush.
- She worries about everything — even the weather.
- Everything is going to be okay, trust me.
228. really
- I really don’t want to go to that meeting.
- That pizza was really good — where did you order it?
- Are you really going to wear that to the wedding?
229. someone
- Can someone help me lift this?
- I need someone to watch my bag for a minute.
- There’s someone at the door — can you get it?
230. something
- I have something to tell you, but don’t get mad.
- Let’s order something different for a change.
- She whispered something in his ear, and he laughed.
231. night
- I didn’t sleep at all last night.
- Let’s go out for night swimming at the lake.
- The night before the exam, I always get nervous.
232. picture
- Take a picture of us in front of the fountain.
- I can’t get the picture of that accident out of my head.
- Do you have a picture of your kids? I’d love to see.
233. being
- I don’t like being the center of attention.
- Being a parent is harder than I expected.
- For a being so small, that baby sure makes a lot of noise.
234. state
- What state were you born in?
- The kitchen is in a disgusting state right now.
- He stated his opinion clearly, and nobody argued.
235. yourself
- Take care of yourself while I’m gone.
- Did you make that cake yourself? It’s amazing.
- Don’t hurt yourself on that broken step.
236. car
- My car won’t start — I think the battery is dead.
- Let’s take my car since it has more gas.
- There’s a car behind you with its brights on.
237. room
- Is there any room in the fridge for this milk?
- My room is a mess because I’ve been busy all week.
- We need more room if we’re going to host Thanksgiving.
238. run
- I run three miles every morning before work.
- The washing machine is running right now, so don’t open it.
- We run out of milk every single week.
239. fire
- Call the fire department — the toaster is smoking.
- I got fired from my job for being late too many times.
- He’s really on fire today with all these great ideas.
240. once
- I only met him once, but I remember his face.
- Once you start eating these chips, you can’t stop.
- For once in my life, I’d like to be right.
241. upon
- Upon arriving, we realized the restaurant was closed.
- She placed the ring upon her finger and smiled.
- Once upon a time, I actually enjoyed running.
242. across
- We walked across the bridge to get to the other side.
- I ran across an old friend at the mall yesterday.
- The store is right across the street from the library.
243. figure
- I need to figure out how to pay these bills.
- He has a great figure for someone his age.
- Can you figure the total with tax included?
244. break
- Let’s take a break — I’m exhausted.
- I think you break the tab off the top of the can.
- She broke her arm falling off a bike last summer.
245. sure
- Are you sure you locked the front door?
- I’m not sure if we have enough food for everyone.
- Sure, I can help you move that couch.
246. often
- I often forget where I put my keys.
- How often do you go back to your hometown?
- We often eat dinner around 6:30 on weeknights.
247. kind
- What kind of music do you like?
- That was really kind of you to say.
- She’s the kind of person who always shows up early.
248. half
- I only ate half of my sandwich — you want the rest?
- Cut the recipe in half if you don’t want leftovers.
- We’ve been waiting for an hour and a half already.
249. foot
- My foot fell asleep on the couch.
- The table is six feet long and three feet wide.
- He put his foot in his mouth when he mentioned her ex.
250. head
- I hit my head on the cabinet door.
- Let’s head to the beach before it gets too crowded.
- She has a good head for numbers.
251. bit
- I’m a bit tired, but I can still drive.
- Let me give you a bit of advice: don’t do that again.
- The movie was a bit too long for my taste.
252. late
- I’m going to be late because of traffic.
- It’s getting late — we should head home soon.
- She always stays up late watching shows on her phone.
253. hard
- This math problem is so hard that I give up.
- He hit the brakes hard when the deer ran out.
- Life has been hard lately, but we’ll get through it.
254. second
- Give me one second to find my keys.
- She finished the race in second place.
- I’ll be there in a second — just finishing this email.
255. minute
- Wait a minute — that’s not what I said.
- I’ll be ready in five minutes, I promise.
- The minute I walked in, I knew something was wrong.
256. hour
- I’ve been on hold for an hour and nobody’s answered.
- Let’s meet back here in an hour after you shop.
- The drive takes about three hours with good traffic.
257. door
- Can you lock the door behind you when you leave?
- Someone knocked on the door, but by the time I got there, nobody was there.
- Leave the door open so the cat can come in.
258. window
- Open the window — it’s stuffy in here.
- I threw the receipt out the car window by accident.
- The window of opportunity closed when they hired someone else.
259. table
- Can you set the table for dinner?
- I left my phone on the coffee table somewhere.
- The restaurant had a table for us right by the window.
260. chair
- Pull up a chair and join us.
- That chair is broken — don’t sit on it.
- The electric chair is a thing of the past in most states.
261. floor
- Don’t leave your clothes on the floor — pick them up.
- I dropped my earring and now I’m crawling on the floor looking for it.
- Our apartment is on the third floor with no elevator.
262. wall
- Hang that picture on the wall above the couch.
- I could hear them talking through the wall last night.
- She’s so frustrated that she wants to bang her head against the wall.
263. phone
- I can’t find my phone — can you call it?
- Get off your phone and help me with the groceries.
- The battery on my phone died right when I needed to call for help.
264. computer
- My computer is frozen again — I have to restart.
- Don’t leave your computer on the table when you go to lunch.
- I spend eight hours a day in front of a computer and my eyes hurt.
565. screen
- Wipe the screen of your phone — it’s all smudged.
- I stare at a screen all day for work, so I try to read books at night.
- The screen on this laptop is cracked, but it still works.
266. video
- Let me watch this video real quick before we go.
- Did you see that video of the cat opening the fridge?
- I’ll video the kids opening their presents so we can send it to Grandma.
267. game
- The game is tied in the last two minutes.
- We played a board game last night and I lost terribly.
- Put your game face on — we have a meeting with the boss.
268. team
- Which team are you rooting for in the Super Bowl?
- Our team at work just finished a huge project.
- I’d rather work alone than be on a team with him.
269. play
- The kids want to play outside before dinner.
- I saw a play downtown last weekend that was surprisingly good.
- Just play along with what I say at the dinner, okay?
270. show
- We’re binge-watching this show and can’t stop.
- Can you show me how to change the oil?
- She put on a show for everyone by dancing on the table.
271. movie
- Let’s stay in and watch a movie tonight.
- The movie was sold out, so we saw something else.
- I fell asleep halfway through the movie because I was so tired.
272. music
- The music at the gym is way too loud for me.
- I listen to classical music when I need to focus.
- Turn that music down before the neighbors complain.
273. song
- This song reminds me of high school.
- I can’t get that song out of my head.
- She wrote a song about her dog and it’s actually beautiful.
274. dance
- Do you want to dance or just stand here?
- We went to a dance club and I made a fool of myself.
- The kids did a little dance when we told them about Disney.
275. stop
- The bus doesn’t stop at that corner anymore.
- Can we stop for gas on the way?
- He wouldn’t stop talking, so I finally hung up.
276. bus
- I missed the bus by about ten seconds.
- The school bus picks up the kids at 7:15.
- Take the bus if your car is in the shop — it’s cheap.
277. train
- The train is delayed because of a signal problem.
- I take the train to work every day and read on the way.
- We heard a train horn in the middle of the night.
278. plane
- Our plane takes off at 6 AM, so we need to be up at 3.
- I hate flying, but I love being on the plane because it means vacation.
- There’s a plane flying really low overhead — is that normal?
279. car
- I left my car running while I ran inside.
- Let’s take your car since mine has no gas.
- The car in front of me just stopped for no reason.
280. road
- The road is icy, so drive slowly.
- We took a road trip to the Grand Canyon last summer.
- Get off the road — there’s a car coming fast around the bend.
281. street
- Turn left at the next street.
- Our dog got out and was running down the street.
- The street lights aren’t working on this block.
282. corner
- There’s a coffee shop on the corner of Main and 2nd.
- The kids are playing on the corner — keep an eye on them.
- I saw her turn the corner and then she just disappeared.
283. block
- I live three blocks from the subway.
- The whole block lost power during the storm.
- He blocked me on social media after that argument.
284. park
- Let’s go to the park and have a picnic.
- Don’t park in front of the fire hydrant.
- I parked in the garage because the street was full.
285. store
- I’m going to the store — do you need anything?
- The store closes at 9, so we have twenty minutes.
- Which store sells the best bread in this town?
286. mall
- I hate going to the mall on weekends — it’s packed.
- We just walked around the mall for hours and bought nothing.
- There’s a new mall opening on the south side next month.
287. restaurant
- We tried that new restaurant downtown and it was amazing.
- Can we go somewhere cheap? I don’t want to spend a lot at a restaurant.
- The restaurant gave us the wrong order twice in a row.
288. coffee
- I need a coffee before I can talk to anyone.
- Let’s grab coffee and catch up this week.
- This coffee tastes burnt — I think they left it too long.
289. tea
- Would you like tea or something stronger?
- I drink herbal tea before bed to help me sleep.
- That’s not my cup of tea — I prefer action movies.
290. water
- Can I have a glass of water with no ice?
- The water in this town tastes like metal.
- Don’t forget to water the plants before we leave.
291. juice
- I spilled orange juice all over the counter.
- The kids only drink apple juice and nothing else.
- Is this juice fresh or from concentrate?
292. milk
- We’re out of milk — add it to the list.
- I can’t drink regular milk anymore, so I buy almond.
- The milk expired three days ago, but it still smells fine.
293. bread
- Can you pick up a loaf of bread at the store?
- This bread is so hard that I can’t cut it.
- I make my own bread on weekends — it’s cheaper and better.
294. cheese
- Say cheese so I can take the picture.
- I put extra cheese on my pasta because why not?
- The cheese in the back of the fridge has mold on it.
295. egg
- I’ll have two eggs over easy with toast.
- Don’t egg him on — he’s already angry enough.
- We need eggs for the cake, but I forgot to buy them.
296. meat
- I don’t eat meat on Fridays during Lent.
- The meat at that butcher shop is really high quality.
- How long can you leave meat out before it goes bad?
297. chicken
- I’m making chicken for dinner — is that okay?
- Don’t be a chicken — just jump in the pool.
- The chicken was dry because I overcooked it again.
298. fish
- We had fish for dinner last night and it was fresh.
- I went fishing all morning and caught nothing.
- He looks like a fish out of water in that suit.
299. rice
- I burned the rice and now the whole house smells.
- Do you want rice or potatoes with your meal?
- White rice is cheap, but brown is healthier.
300. soup
- I made a soup from the leftover vegetables.
- It’s too hot outside for soup — let’s have salad instead.
- The soup of the day is tomato basil, if you’re interested.
301. vegetable
- I need to eat more vegetables, but I hate cooking them.
- The only vegetable my kid will eat is corn.
- There’s a vegetable garden in the backyard, but the rabbits ate everything.
302. fruit
- Is a tomato a fruit or a vegetable? I can never remember.
- We have some fruit on the counter — grab an apple if you want.
- The fruit at that market is always fresh and cheap.
303. sugar
- Can you pass the sugar for my coffee?
- This recipe calls for too much sugar — I’m cutting it in half.
- He added sugar to his iced tea without even tasting it first.
304. salt
- Put a little salt on the popcorn — it makes it better.
- I think I added salt twice by mistake. Now it’s too salty.
- She’s the salt of the earth — always helping everyone.
305. pepper
- Can you grind some pepper on my pasta?
- I keep a pepper spray on my keychain just in case.
- The red pepper flakes make this soup actually spicy.
306. oil
- The oil light came on in my car.
- Put some oil in the pan before you fry the eggs.
- We heat our house with oil, and the price keeps going up.
307. vinegar
- I spilled vinegar on the counter and the smell is awful.
- A little vinegar in the laundry helps with odors.
- He has a vinegar personality — sour and harsh.
308. sauce
- This pasta sauce is from a jar, but I added some garlic.
- Can you pass the hot sauce? I like things spicy.
- The chicken wings were dry, so I asked for extra sauce.
309. salad
- I’ll just have a salad because I’m not that hungry.
- The salad had too much dressing, so it was soggy.
- Let’s do a salad bar for lunch — everyone can pick what they want.
310. sandwich
- I made a sandwich for the road.
- That sandwich shop on Main makes the best subs.
- Can you cut this sandwich in half? It’s too big to bite.
311. burger
- I could go for a burger right now.
- They make the burgers with brioche buns at that place.
- The burger was undercooked, so I sent it back.
312. pizza
- Let’s just order pizza — nobody wants to cook.
- I left the pizza box on the counter overnight.
- Which pizza topping is the most controversial? Pineapple.
313. pasta
- I’m making pasta for dinner — it’s quick and easy.
- We have leftover pasta in the fridge if you’re hungry.
- The pasta was overcooked and turned into mush.
314. noodle
- These noodles are sticking together — did you add oil?
- I prefer rice noodles over egg noodles in soup.
- Use your noodle — think before you answer.
315. rice
- We ate rice with every meal when I was growing up.
- The rice cooker is broken, so I have to use a pot.
- I’ll have the chicken and rice instead of the fries.
316. bean
- I don’t like beans — it’s a texture thing.
- Add a can of black beans to the chili for more protein.
- He spilled the beans about the surprise party.
317. soup
- The soup needs more salt and a little bit of pepper.
- I’m sick, so I just want soup and crackers.
- This soup is too thin — I should have added less water.
318. stew
- The stew has been simmering all day, and it smells amazing.
- My mom makes a beef stew that reminds me of childhood.
- Don’t stew over what he said — it wasn’t important.
319. bread
- I dipped the bread in olive oil and balsamic.
- The bread basket came with butter, but no knife.
- He’s the breadwinner in his family, so he works two jobs.
320. toast
- I burned the toast again — the toaster is too hot.
- Let’s raise a toast to the happy couple.
- She made toast with avocado and a fried egg on top.
321. butter
- Can you pass the butter for my potato?
- I use peanut butter on my apples as a snack.
- Butter the pan before you pour the batter in.
322. jam
- I got a jam on the printer at the worst time.
- Strawberry jam is my favorite for peanut butter sandwiches.
- We’re in a traffic jam and haven’t moved in ten minutes.
323. honey
- Can you say honey? I want to see the baby smile.
- Add a drizzle of honey to the tea instead of sugar.
- Honey, can you take out the trash on your way out?
324. syrup
- The maple syrup is in the fridge — warm it up a little.
- I accidentally used pancake syrup on my waffles.
- Cough syrup tastes terrible, but it works.
325. cereal
- I eat cereal for dinner when I’m too lazy to cook.
- Which cereal do you want? We have Cheerios and Frosted Flakes.
- The box of cereal was already open, and it got stale.
326. oatmeal
- I make oatmeal with blueberries and a little brown sugar.
- Oatmeal keeps me full until lunchtime.
- The oatmeal was lumpy because I didn’t stir enough.
327. yogurt
- This yogurt expired yesterday, but it still tastes fine.
- I froze yogurt tubes for the kids as a summer snack.
- Greek yogurt has more protein than regular.
328. cheese
- Say cheese — I’m taking a picture of the group.
- I put cheese on everything, even my eggs.
- The cheese platter had brie, cheddar, and some blue cheese.
329. milk
- I poured the milk into my coffee and it curdled.
- We buy oat milk now because of lactose issues.
- There’s no milk left for the kids’ cereal.
330. cream
- Do you want cream and sugar in your coffee?
- I use sour cream in the mashed potatoes to make them creamy.
- The cream in the fridge went bad — it smells sour.
331. ice
- The ice maker in the freezer is broken again.
- Put some ice on your ankle to reduce the swelling.
- She gave me the cold shoulder — total ice treatment.
332. freezer
- I have some frozen peas in the freezer — use them for the swelling.
- The freezer is full, so don’t buy any more frozen food.
- I found a pizza in the freezer from last month.
333. fridge
- The fridge is making a weird noise. Should I call someone?
- Put the leftovers in the fridge so they don’t spoil.
- I opened the fridge and the light was off — it died.
334. oven
- The oven is preheating to 350.
- Don’t put metal in the microwave — use the oven instead.
- She’s like a oven in here — can we open a window?
335. stove
- I left the stove on by accident for two hours.
- The stove top is glass, so be careful not to scratch it.
- Can you light the stove? The igniter isn’t clicking.
336. microwave
- Just microwave the leftovers for two minutes.
- The microwave beeps five times when it’s done.
- I melted butter in the microwave and it exploded everywhere.
337. dishwasher
- Load the dishwasher before you go to bed.
- The dishwasher tablet didn’t dissolve — I think the water is cold.
- We ran the dishwasher twice because the dishes were still dirty.
338. sink
- The sink is clogged with food scraps.
- Don’t leave wet dishes in the sink — put them in the rack.
- I sink into the couch after a long day at work.
339. faucet
- The faucet is dripping all night, and I can’t sleep.
- Turn the faucet off all the way — it’s still running.
- We need a new faucet because this one is rusted.
340. towel
- Grab a towel from the bathroom — I spilled water.
- I used a paper towel to clean up the mess.
- Throw the towel in the hamper after your shower.
341. soap
- I ran out of soap in the shower and had to use hand soap.
- Can you buy dish soap at the store? We’re almost out.
- No soap, no problem — I’ll just rinse it.
342. shampoo
- I used conditioner instead of shampoo by accident.
- This shampoo makes my hair smell like coconuts.
- We need to buy shampoo for the dog because he’s smelly.
343. conditioner
- Don’t forget to use conditioner after you shampoo.
- The conditioner made my hair super soft.
- I left the conditioner in the shower, and someone moved it.
344. lotion
- Put some lotion on — your hands are so dry.
- I keep lotion on my nightstand and use it every night.
- This lotion feels greasy, but it works for cracked skin.
345. toothpaste
- We’re out of toothpaste — add it to the grocery list.
- I squeezed the last bit of toothpaste from the tube.
- Don’t swallow toothpaste — spit it out.
346. toothbrush
- I need a new toothbrush — the bristles are frayed.
- Did you pack your toothbrush for the trip?
- She uses an electric toothbrush and says it’s worth it.
347. floss
- I should floss more, but I always forget.
- Do you have any dental floss? Something stuck in my teeth.
- The floss snapped while I was using it — cheap stuff.
348. mouthwash
- Gargle with mouthwash for thirty seconds.
- The mouthwash burns, but it makes my breath fresh.
- I keep mouthwash in my desk at work for after lunch.
349. razor
- I cut myself with a razor this morning — blood everywhere.
- Change the razor blade after a few uses so it stays sharp.
- He used an electric razor because it’s faster.
350. shaving
- Shaving cream is on the shelf next to the razors.
- I cut myself shaving and now I have a tiny scar.
- He stopped shaving during the pandemic and kept the beard.
351. mirror
- Check the mirror before you back out of the driveway.
- I looked in the mirror and barely recognized myself.
- The bathroom mirror is all fogged up from the shower.
352. comb
- Run a comb through your hair — it’s a mess.
- I lost my comb somewhere, so I’m using my fingers.
- The comb broke because my hair was tangled.
353. brush
- Can I borrow your hair brush? Mine is at home.
- Brush your teeth before you get into bed.
- I use a brush to get the dirt off my shoes.
354. hair
- I need a hair cut — it’s been six months.
- There’s a hair in my soup, and I’m done eating.
- She dyed her hair blue, and it actually looks great.
355. nail
- I hammered the nail into the wall to hang a picture.
- My nail broke, so now all of them are uneven.
- He hit the nail on the head with that comment.
356. finger
- I burned my finger on the stove.
- Don’t point your finger at me — I didn’t do it.
- She can wrap him around her little finger easily.
357. thumb
- I accidentally hit my thumb with the hammer.
- Scroll with your thumb like this.
- He’s all thumbs when it comes to fixing things.
358. hand
- Give me a hand with these bags, please.
- I wrote the letter by hand because I thought it was nicer.
- The situation is out of my hands now — the lawyer is handling it.
359. wrist
- I fell and hurt my wrist — it might be sprained.
- Wear a wrist watch if you want to check the time easily.
- She slapped him on the wrist for stealing a cookie.
360. elbow
- I banged my elbow on the doorframe and saw stars.
- Use your elbow to push the button if your hands are full.
- He talked my elbow off at the party — I couldn’t escape.
361. shoulder
- Tap me on the shoulder if you need to get by.
- I slept wrong and now my shoulder is killing me.
- He’s always looking over his shoulder like someone’s following him.
362. back
- I threw my back out lifting that box of books.
- Sit up straight and don’t slouch your back.
- I’ve got your back no matter what happens.
363. neck
- My neck is stiff from sleeping in a weird position.
- She wore a pearl necklace around her neck to the wedding.
- You’re breathing down my neck — give me some space.
364. chest
- I have a pain in my chest — should I worry?
- He puffed out his chest when he won the award.
- Keep your phone in your chest pocket so you don’t lose it.
365. stomach
- My stomach is growling — I haven’t eaten all day.
- I can’t do sit-ups because my stomach hurts.
- She has a nervous stomach before big presentations.
366. leg
- I broke my leg skiing two years ago.
- Stretch your legs before you go for a run.
- He’s pulling your leg — that didn’t really happen.
367. knee
- I scraped my knee falling off my bike.
- The baby crawled across the floor on his hands and knees.
- My knee clicks every time I walk up stairs.
368. foot
- My foot fell asleep because I was sitting on it.
- She put her foot down and said no more video games.
- The table is six feet long, so it should fit against that wall.
369. toe
- I stubbed my toe on the coffee table — that hurt so bad.
- Wiggle your toes if you can feel them.
- She’s a ballerina and dances on her toes.
370. ankle
- I twisted my ankle stepping off the curb.
- The ankle bracelet monitor means he can’t leave the house.
- These boots go up to my ankle and keep the snow out.
371. heel
- The heel of my shoe broke off in the middle of the street.
- Put your heel down first when you walk to avoid stomping.
- He’s a heel in the wrestling world — everyone boos him.
372. skin
- My skin is so dry in the winter that it cracks.
- You have beautiful skin — what’s your secret?
- The banana skin made me slip on the floor.
373. bone
- I have a bone to pick with you about last night.
- The dog buried the bone in the backyard.
- I’m chilled to the bone after being outside in that rain.
374. blood
- I cut my finger and there’s blood everywhere.
- Blood is thicker than water, but family can still annoy you.
- The nurse took my blood to check my cholesterol.
375. heart
- My heart was pounding during the scary part of the movie.
- She has a good heart — she’s always helping people.
- I heart New York — I saw that on a t-shirt once.
376. lung
- I ran so hard that my lungs were burning.
- Smoking is bad for your lungs — everyone knows that.
- She screamed at the top of her lungs when she saw the spider.
377. brain
- I need to rest my brain — I’ve been studying for hours.
- He’s the brain of the operation — we’d be lost without him.
- If I had a brain, I would have remembered my umbrella.
378. mind
- Do you mind if I sit here? Everywhere else is full.
- I changed my mind — I don’t want pizza after all.
- Mind the gap between the train and the platform.
379. memory
- My memory isn’t what it used to be — I forget names all the time.
- This song brings back a good memory from high school.
- The computer has 16 gigabytes of memory, which is plenty.
380. thought
- I just had a thought — what if we left tomorrow instead?
- She said she’d come, but I have my doubts.
- I lost my train of thought when the phone rang.
381. idea
- I have no idea where I put my keys.
- That’s a terrible idea — let’s do it.
- Who came up with the idea to put pineapple on pizza?
382. plan
- What’s the plan for tonight? Are we going out?
- I had a plan to save money, but then I saw a sale.
- Plan B is to just stay home and watch movies.
383. goal
- My goal this year is to run a 5K.
- Set small goals so you don’t get overwhelmed.
- He scored the winning goal in the last second of the game.
384. dream
- I had a weird dream last night about flying a boat.
- My dream is to own a house with a big yard.
- Don’t give up on your dreams just because it’s hard.
385. hope
- I hope it doesn’t rain on the day of the picnic.
- You’re my last hope — please help me out.
- We hope to see you at the party if you can make it.
386. wish
- Make a wish before you blow out the candles.
- I wish I could stay in bed all day tomorrow.
- My wish came true when I got the job.
387. luck
- Good luck on your interview tomorrow.
- We had bad luck with the weather on our trip.
- Just my luck — the store closed five minutes before I got there.
388. chance
- Give me a chance to explain what happened.
- Is there any chance you can pick me up from the airport?
- I took a chance on that restaurant and it was delicious.
389. risk
- I’m not willing to take that risk — it’s too dangerous.
- You risk getting a ticket if you park there.
- He risked his life to save that dog from the fire.
390. danger
- Stay away from the edge — there’s danger of falling.
- The sign said “Danger: High Voltage” so I didn’t go near it.
- He’s a danger to himself and others when he drives tired.
391. safe
- Put your valuables in a safe place.
- Is it safe to drink the tap water here?
- We safely arrived home after the long drive.
392. care
- I don’t care what you think — I’m doing it anyway.
- Take care of yourself while I’m away.
- Handle that vase with care — it’s antique.
393. worry
- Don’t worry about the mess — I’ll clean it up later.
- My biggest worry is that we won’t get there on time.
- Worrying won’t change anything, so try to relax.
394. problem
- We have a problem — the car won’t start.
- No problem — I can do that for you.
- The problem with this plan is that we have no money.
395. solution
- I found a solution for the leak — just use duct tape.
- Let’s find a solution that works for everyone.
- The solution to the math problem was at the back of the book.
396. answer
- I called three times and no one answered.
- Do you know the answer to number twelve on the test?
- Just give me a yes or no answer — stop avoiding it.
397. question
- Can I ask you a question about the homework?
- That’s a good question — I don’t know the answer either.
- The police questioned him for two hours.
398. point
- You missed the whole point of what I was saying.
- At that point, I decided to just go home.
- What’s the point of buying a bike if you never ride it?
399. reason
- Give me one good reason why I should trust you.
- The reason I’m late is that the train broke down.
- There’s no reason to yell — I can hear you fine.
400. result
- The result of the game was a tie.
- I’m waiting for the results of my blood test.
- If you don’t study, the result will be a bad grade.
