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Everyday English Words (2)

Summary of English vocabulary in daily life

Twelve. location

Home room bedroom bedroom bathroom living room living room living room

Kitchen kitchen classroom school park library library

Post office post office police station hospital cinema

Bookstore Bookstore Farm Zoo Garden Garden Study Room

Playground playground canteen canteen teacher's office teacher's office library

Gymnasium gym bathroom art room painting classroom computer room music room music classroom TV room apartment company factory factory.

Fruit stall pet store pet store nature park theme park

Science Museum Science Museum Great Wall Supermarket Great Wall Bank Bank

Rural ethnic village rural city hometown bus station bus station

Thirteen. class

Sports science, science, moral education and social research society

Chinese, Mathematics, Mathematics and Physical Education physical education class English English Class

Fourteen Country and city (country &; City)

China/China Central America/USA USA UK UK UK UK.

Canada/Canada Australia Australia New York new york London

Sydney Sydney Moscow Cairo Cairo

Fifteen, the weather (weather)

Cold, cold, warm, warm, cool, snowy and sunny

Hot, hot, rainy, windy and cloudy weather report weather forecast

Rain, rain, clouds, sun mountain, sky, sky, rainbow, wind, wind and air

Moon Moon

XVI. Scenery (Nature)

Rivers, rivers, lakes, rivers, forest paths, roads, roads

Houses, houses, bridges, buildings.

17. Plants

Flowers and plants, seeds germinate, seedlings, plants, rose leaves, leaves.

Eighteen, week (week)

Monday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Wednesday Thursday

Friday Friday Saturday Sunday Sunday weekend

Nineteen. month

January (January) February (February) March (March) March April

May, June, June and August. August and September.

October November December December

Twenty, season (season)

Spring Spring summer summer Autumn/Autumn Winter Winter

2 1, direction (direction)

South, south, north, northeast, east, west, left, right, right

22.diseases

Fever, pain, cold and toothache

Headache and sore throat.

Twenty-three, Numbers (Numbers)

One two three four five six seven eight nine one three four five six seven eight nine twenty two three three four forty. 560, 67, 780, 890, 900, 100 First, first, second, second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth, eleventh and twelfth.

24. adjectives

Big, big, small, small, long, long, high, short and short; Young short man

Old and old; Old strongstrong, strong, thin, active, quiet, quiet.

Good-looking, good-looking, kind-hearted, strict, strict, intelligent, funny and funny.

Delicious, delicious, sweet, salty, sour and fresh, favorite

Clean, clean, tired, excited, angry, angry, happy, happy

Bored, bored, sad, sad, higher, shorter, shorter, stronger, stronger.

Old, young, young, bigger, heavier, longer, thinner, smaller, good, good, good, heavy.

New, new, fat, happy, right, right, hungry, lovely, lovely.

Cute, cute, beautiful, colorful, beautiful, beautiful.

Cheap, cheap, expensive, juicy, tender and healthy

Sick, sick, beneficial, easy, simple, proud, proud, sick, sick, sick

Better, higher, higher.

25. Preposition (prep. )

On ...; When ... is under ... near is next to ... behind ...; Behind ... next to and adjacent to ... to surpass is to surpass ... in front of ... in front of ... ...

Twenty-six, pronouns (pron. )

Me, me, us, you, you; You, him, her, her, it, them, them, mine, ours, yours and yours; Yours, his, her, her.

Twenty-seven verb

Played to play; Kick swimming (swimming), swim skating, skate flying (flying), jump and walk.

Run (run), run, climb, fight (trouble), fight, swing and eat (eat).

Sleeped, like sleeping, seems to have (had); Eat and buy (buy).

Take (take) to buy; Live with teachers and study.

Learn to sing, dance, dance, row, do housework and do homework.

Do housework, watch TV, watch TV and read.

Cook, cook, water the flowers, water the flowers and sweep the floor.

Clean the bedroom, clean the bedroom, make the bed, make the bed, set the table, set the table, wash clothes and wash dishes with the computer.

Do morning exercises; Do radio practice, have breakfast, have dinner, have dinner.

Go to school, have English class, English class, exercise, exercise.

Get up, get up, climb the mountain and go shopping.

Play the piano, visit grandparents, visit grandparents and go hiking.

Fly kites, fly kites, make snowmen and plant trees.

Drew drawing, cooking, reading and reading.

Answer the phone, listen to music, clean the room, clean the room.

Write a letter, write an email, write an email and drink water.

Take photos, take photos, watch flower arrangement, and watch insects pick up leaves.

Do an experiment to catch butterflies and count insects.

Collect inserts, collect insects, collect leaves and write reports.

Play chess, have a picnic, have a picnic, ride a bike, play the violin, make kites, make kites and collect stamps.

Meet (meet) Welcome, thank you, thank you, love work, drink (drink)

Taste, smell, smell, feed (feed) Cut the milk and guess to help.

Pass the ball pass the ball show show use clean switch to put paint and tell kick, bounce, bounce, ride (ride), stop (stop) and so on.

Find find drive, drive fold, fold send and send it to wash and shine.

Become sensible. Think (think). Meet (meet) meet and fall (fall).

Leave, leave, wake up, put on, take off, take off, hang up, hang up.

Wear (wear) clothes to go home and go to bed.

Play computer games, play computer games, play chess and take out the garbage.

Pack your clothes, get off, get off and take a trip.

Read magazines, read magazines, go to the cinema and go straight ahead.

Questions and questions about practicing oral English are all here. If you learn them, you can guide oral English.

What (what) what color (when)

What day of the week (what day of the week) is how (how) how big (how big, how big)

How much (how much) how much (how much) how high (how high)

How heavy, how long, how old, who and when?

Whose (whose) where (where) why (why)

Which (which)?

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