General English Vocabularies

Greet People
- Hello: A way to greet someone.
- Good morning: A greeting used in the morning.
- Goodbye: A way to bid farewell.
- See you later: Used to indicate you’ll meet the person again.
- Take care: A phrase used to wish someone well.
Common Verbs
- Eat: To consume food.
- Sleep: To rest with your eyes closed.
- Walk: To move on foot.
- Talk: To speak to someone.
- Read: To look at and understand written words.
Household Items
- Table: A piece of furniture with a flat top used for eating or working.
- Chair: A piece of furniture for sitting.
- Bed: Furniture used for sleeping.
- Mirror: A surface that reflects images.
- Lamp: A device that provides light.

Classroom Items
- Pen: A tool used for writing with ink.
- Notebook: A book of blank pages for writing.
- Blackboard: A board used for writing with chalk.
- Eraser: A tool used to remove pencil or chalk marks.
- Desk: A table used for studying or working.
Subjects
- Mathematics: The study of numbers and shapes.
- History: The study of past events.
- Science: The study of the natural world.
- Literature: The study of written works.
- Geography: The study of Earth’s features and places.

Job Titles
- Manager: A person who supervises a team or organization.
- Engineer: A professional who designs or builds machines or structures.
- Teacher: A person who educates others.
- Nurse: A healthcare professional who cares for patients.
- Writer: A person who creates written content.
Common Tasks
- Organize: To arrange things systematically.
- Report: To give an account of something.
- Communicate: To exchange information.
- Present: To show or explain something to others.
- Plan: To prepare or design a course of action.

Modes of Transport
- Car: A vehicle for personal travel.
- Bus: A large vehicle for public transportation.
- Train: A series of connected vehicles running on tracks.
- Plane: An aircraft for air travel.
- Bicycle: A two-wheeled vehicle powered by pedaling.
Travel Actions
- Book: To reserve a seat or place in advance.
- Pack: To prepare luggage for travel.
- Fly: To travel in an airplane.
- Drive: To operate a vehicle.
- Explore: To travel to discover new places.

Shopping Items
- Clothes: Garments worn on the body.
- Groceries: Food and other items bought for home use.
- Electronics: Devices like phones, TVs, or computers.
- Furniture: Large movable objects for a house, like tables or beds.
- Books: Printed works of literature or information.
Payment Terms
- Cash: Money in the form of coins or bills.
- Credit: A system of payment with a card, to be paid later.
- Discount: A reduction in price.
- Receipt: A document showing payment details.
- Price: The cost of something.

Positive Feelings
- Happy: Feeling pleasure or joy.
- Excited: Feeling energetic and thrilled.
- Calm: Feeling peaceful and quiet.
- Confident: Feeling sure of yourself.
- Hopeful: Expecting something positive to happen.
Negative Feelings
- Sad: Feeling unhappy.
- Angry: Feeling upset or annoyed.
- Nervous: Feeling anxious or worried.
- Tired: Feeling in need of rest.
- Bored: Feeling uninterested.

Meals
- Breakfast: The first meal of the day.
- Lunch: The midday meal.
- Dinner: The evening meal.
- Snack: A small amount of food eaten between meals.
- Dessert: Sweet food eaten after a meal.
Foods
- Bread: A baked food made from flour and water.
- Rice: Small grains used as food.
- Pasta: A dish made from flour and water, often in various shapes.
- Vegetables: Edible plants like carrots, spinach, or potatoes.
- Fruits: Sweet or sour edible parts of plants, like apples or bananas.