English vocabulary for beginners
If you want to learn English and communicate with native speakers as quickly as possible, then starting to learn basic words will greatly help you to understand the English (English-speaking) world around you. You will be able to understand general guidelines, directions, everyday topics, and conversations in English, as well as answer various questions that may be put to you in English. In today's article, we have collected for you a list of English words for beginners that includes more than 340 words in the English language with their meanings, arranged in alphabetical order. Let's get to know it then and put you on the beginning of the path to mastering the English language.
Definitions in English
The indefinite and indefinite articles in the English language are the tools that are used to indicate whether a specific noun is specific or not, and they are three:
- The: to define.
- A: To disguise.
- An: To disguise nouns that start with a vowel.
Important English verbs
They are words that indicate the occurrence of a certain thing or show the relationship between two things. Here is a list of the most famous and most important verbs in the English language.
- Accept
- Act
- Add
- Admit
- Affect
- Agree
- Allow
- Appear
- Apply
- Approach
- Argue
- Arrive
- Assume
- Attack
- Avoid
- morning
- Begin
- Believe
- Benefit
- Bring
- Build
- Buy
- Call
- Can
- Carry
- Change
- Charging
- Catch
- Cause
- Challenge
- Check
- Choose
- Claim
- Come
- Compare
- Concern
- Contain
- Continue
- Control
- Cost
- Could
- Cover
- Create
- Cut
- Decide
- Describe
- Design
- Determine
- Develop
- Die
- Discover
- Discuss
- Do
- Draw
- Dream
- Drive
- Drop
- Eat
- Enjoy
- Enter
- Establish
- Expect
- Explain
- Face
- Fail
- Fall
- Feel
- Fight
- Fill
- Film
- Find
- Finish
- Fish
- Fly
- Focus
- Follow
- Forget
- Form
- Fund
- Get
- Give
- Go
- Grow
- Guess
- Suppose
- Hang
- Happen
- Have
- Hear
- Help
- Hit
- Hold
- Identify
- Imagine
- Improve
- Include
- Increase
- Indicate
- Involve
- Join
- Keep
- Kill
- Know
- Laugh
- Lay
- Lead
- Learn
- learn
- Leave
- Let
- Allow
- Lie
- Light
- light
- Like
- Listen
- Live
- Look
- Lose
- Love
- love
- Maintain
- Make
- manage
- Meaning
- Measure
- Meet
- Mention
- Miss
- Move
- Must
- Need
- Notice
- Occur
- Offer
- Open
- Order
- Own
- Pay
- Play
- Prepare
- Present
- Prevent
- Protect
- Prove
- Reach
- Read
- Realize
- Receive
- Recognize
- Recognize
- Record
- Remember
- Remove
- Require
- Research
- Respond
- Return
- Rule
- Run
- Save
- Say
- See
- Seem
- Sell
- Sen
- Shake
- Share
- Share
- Sing
- Speak
- Talk
- talking
- Teach
- Tell
- Test
- Throw
- Travel
- try
- Understand
- Visit
- Wait
- Walk
- Want
- Watch
- Wear
- Win
- Wonder
- Work
- Worry
- Write
Third: Important English names
Nouns are words that express a thing, person, or place. Here is a list of the most famous and common nouns in the English language
- Account
- Action
- Address
- Administration
- Age
- Agency
- Agent
- Agreement
- Air
- Amount
- Amount
- Analysis
- Animal
- Answer
- Area
- Arm
- Art
- Article
- Artist
- Attention
- Attorney
- Audience
- Author
- Baby
- Back
- Bag
- Ball
- Bank
- Bar
- Base
- Bed
- Behavior
- Bill
- Billion
- Black
- Blood
- Blue
- Board
- Body
- Book
- Box
- Break
- Brother
- Budget
- Building
- Business
- Camera
- Campaign
- Century
- Chance
- Character
- Child
- Choice
- Church
- Church
- Citizen
- City
- Class
- Coach
- Collection
- Collection
- College
- Color
- Community
- Company
- Computer
- Condition
- Conference
- Congress
- Consumer
- Country
- Couple
- Course
- Court
- Culture
- Cup
- Customer
- Data
- Daughter
- Day
- Deal
- Death
- Debate
- Decade
- Decision
- Defense
- Degree
- Democrat
- Details
- Difference
- Dinner
- Direction
- Director
- Discussion
- Disease Doctor
- Doctor
- Dog
- Door
- Drug
- East
- Half
- Hand
- Head
- Health
- Heart
- Heat
- Home
- Hope
- Hospital
- Hotel
- Hour
- House
- Hundred
- Husband
- Idea
- Image
- Impact
- Individual
- Industry
- Information
- Institution
- Interest
- Interview
- Investment
- Issue
- Item
- Job
- Key
- Kid
- Kitchen
- knowledge
- Land
What is the best way to memorize the most important words of the English language?
Now you may be wondering, how can I memorize so many words and keep them in my mind without forgetting them?
First of all, remember that these previous words are among the most common words in the English language, and therefore you will hear and see them often during your daily conversations or while watching English programs, which will greatly contribute to cementing them in your mind. However, there is no harm in following these tips:
1. Start by saving each group separately
Instead of trying to memorize the thousand words together, break them into smaller groups according to the alphabet, for example, or memorize 10 words each day. This way, you give yourself enough time to familiarize yourself with the words, their meanings, and their uses, which will help you remember them.
2. Rely on your own learning style and benefit from it
Each of us has a special way or a certain pattern through which he remembers the things he learns, so what is the learning style that suits you? Learn about it and use it to memorize these words. For example, you can rewrite these words on a piece of paper or notebook, or draw a picture that expresses each word. You can also record these words and hear them over and over again on your phone. Choose your learning styles and use them to ensure you learn these words faster. And in case you don't know what really works for you, feel free to read our article on different learning styles.
3. Use the dictionary
It is undoubtedly important to have a dictionary (paper, electronic or online) with you during the study process, because it helps you: Understanding the meanings: Each of the above words has different meanings, and we have mentioned here only the most common meanings. Pronunciation: Electronic dictionaries allow you to listen to the pronunciation of a word in order to memorize it correctly. How to use it in the sentence: through examples and sentences that show how each of the above words is used in different contexts.
4. Enjoy learning
You won't be able to remember any information that you force yourself to learn, so don't bother memorizing if you're not really enjoying what you're learning. Always motivate yourself when you are bored and frustrated while studying. And make the learning process fun. Choose fun ways to learn. For example, compose songs or stories from the words you have learned so that they remain in your memory and use them in your daily life with your friends and family so that you do not forget them. Tell us through the comments how many words you found yourself familiar with even before you read the article, and don't forget to check out the various articles on English and other languages on Learn. Also feel free to register on our website and have a look at the free language and literature courses available on the chance.