Basic English words and usage

Do you speak spoken English? What is the common definition?

The following is a part, hoping to help the landlord. It's the most basic.

1. Country: China (China) USA (USA)

France (France) Britain (Britain) Japan (Japan)

Canada (Canada) Australia (Australia)

Mexico (Germany) Italy (Italy)

2. Occupation: singer, actor and cleaner

Worker (worker) writer (writer) driver (driver) farmer (farmer)

Athletes, journalists and teachers

3. Food: chicken, bread and chips.

Noodles (noodles) chocolate (chocolate) hamburger (hamburger)

Rice (rice) Pie (Pie) Ice cream (Ice cream) Egg (Egg)

4. Family members: aunt (aunt), uncle (uncle), son (son)

Daughter (daughter) mother (mother) father (father)

Grandfather (grandfather; Grandfather) grandmother (grandmother; Grandma)

Husband (husband) wife (wife)

5. Animals: cats, pigs, chickens and crabs.

Dog (dog) shark (shark) monkey (monkey) bird (bird)

Snake (snake) rabbit (rabbit)

6. Course: Math, English and Physical Education

Physical music chemistry

Chinese (Language) Computer (Computer) Science (Science)

History (history)

7. Clothes: jacket, skirt and dress

Shoes, coats, shirts, T-shirts, T-shirts

Pants (pants) socks (socks) shorts (shorts)

8. Sports: Basketball and volleyball.

Table tennis, golf and tennis.

Baseball (baseball) football (rugby)

Diving (diving) running (running)

9. Number: one (1) two (2) three (3) four (4) five (5)

Six (6) seven (7) eight (8) nine (9) ten (10)

10. Season: spring and summer.

Only four in autumn and winter!

1 1. Week: Monday (Tuesday)

Wednesday, Thursday and Friday

Sunday (Saturday) Sunday (Sunday; Day)

12. Month: January (January) February (February)

March (March) April (April) May (May)

June, July, August

September (September) October (October)

November (November) December (December)

People's Education Edition English Grade Three (Volume I) Three Words

Pen (Pen) Pencil (Pencil) Pencil box (Pencil box) Ruler (Rubber) Crayon (Crayon) Book (Book) Bag (Schoolbag) Pencil Sharpener (Pencil Sharpener)

School head, face, nose, mouth, eyes, ears, arms, fingers, legs and body.

Red (red) yellow (yellow) green (green) blue (blue) purple (white) black (black) orange (pink) brown (brown) cat (dog) monkey. Panda (Panda) Rabbit (Duck) Pig (Pig) Bird (Bird) Bear (Bear) Elephant (Elephant) Mouse (Mouse) Squirrel (Squirrel) Cake (Cake) Bread (Hot Dog) Hamburg Chicken (Chicken) French fries (French fries) Coke (Coke) Juice (Milk) Water (Water) Tea (Tea) Coffee (Coffee)

Doll (Doll) Boat (Boat) Ball (Ball) Kite (Balloon)

Boy (boy) Girl (girl) Teacher (student) This (this) my (my) friend (friend) m = I (I am) nice (good; Good morning (good afternoon) meet (meet; See you again (also; Also)

Let' s = let' s(let' s)great (great) really (really; Exactly) and (and; And) how (how; How about it)

Unit 2: Chinese Book (Pencil) English Book (English Book) Twenty-one (Twenty-one) Math Book (Math Book) Thirty-one (Schoolbag) Forty-one (Forty-one) Story Book (Story Book). Fifty notebooks have too many colors, too fat and too heavy; What's for sure (of course) I'm sorry (sorry) I'll give you a book (schoolbag) ruler (ruler) pen (pen) pencil case (pencil case).

Unit 3: jacket (shirt) skirt (dress) T-shirt (T-shirt) red (blue) yellow (yellow) green (green) white (no; No) no (no; No) Color (Color)

Unit 4: warm, cold, cool Today (jeans), pants (trousers), socks (shoes) s = Let's play (play; Football (Football) Snow (Snow) Sunny (Sunny)

Unit 5: How much is it? Big (big) small (small) long (short) apple (apple) banana (banana) pear (pear) orange (orange) watermelon (watermelon) is them.

Unit 6: Horse (horse) is not =arenot cats (cats) rabbits (rabbits) pigs (pigs) ducks (dogs) eleven (eleven) twenty (twelve) thirteen (fifteen) twenty (twenty) How much (how much? There)

English vocabulary for primary schools-vocabulary for the fourth grade published by People's Education Press (Volume II)

Unit 1: computer board fan light this (this; This) is (yes) my (my) that (that; That) picture of your (your) teacher's desk (picture; Photo) The wall (floor) is (yes; Yes) it (it)

One (1) two (2) three (3) four (4) five (5) six (6) seven (7) eight (8) nine (9) ten (10) what (what) time (time) ... o'clock direction. Give) a class (course)

Unit 3: jacket (shirt) skirt (dress) T-shirt (T-shirt) red (blue) yellow (yellow) green (green) white (no; No) no (no; No) Color (Color)

Unit 4: warm, cold, cool Today (jeans), pants (trousers), socks (shoes) s = Let's play (play; Football (Football) Snow (Snow) Sunny (Sunny)

Unit 5: How much is it? Big (big) small (small) long (short) apple (apple) banana (banana) pear (pear) orange (orange) watermelon (watermelon) is them.

Unit 6: Horse (horse) is not = not a cat (cat) rabbit (rabbit) pig (pig) duck (dog) eleven (eleven) twenty (twelve) thirteen (fifteen) twenty (twenty) How much (how much? over there

English Vocabulary for Primary Schools-Four Conferences of the Fifth Grade Vocabulary of People's Education Press (Part I)

Unit 1: young, funny, tall, strong, kind, old, short and thin, like to be strict and smart. Smart) active (active, active) quiet (quiet, quiet) very (very, very) but (but)

Do homework, watch TV and read books at (when).

Unit 3: eggplant (eggplant) fish (fish) string beans (string beans) tofu (tofu) potatoes (potatoes) tomatoes (for) lunch (Chinese food) we (delicious) sweet (sour) fresh (fresh). Salt (salty) favorite (favorite) They are (they are) fruits (fruits) grapes (grapes).

Unit 4: Cooking, watering, sweeping the floor, cleaning the bedroom, making the bed, setting the table, washing dishes and washing dishes with the computer.

Unit 5: Curtain box wardrobe mirror bedside table bedroom kitchen bathroom living room is (inside) on (above). Under the clothes, behind the clothes.

Unit 6: River (Flower) Grass (Parker) Forest (Road) Path (Photo) House (Bridge) Tree (Road) Building (Clean)

Primary School English Vocabulary-PEP fifth-grade vocabulary (Volume II) Four Words

Unit 1: do morning exercises (morning exercises), have breakfast (have English classes), do sports (do sports), have dinner (when) and have dinner (at night; At night) usually get up at (o'clock) (usually; Climb a mountain at noon (noon)

Shopping (shopping; Go shopping) play the piano (visit grandparents) go hiking (go hiking) on weekends (often) sometimes (sometimes)

Unit 2: Spring (summer) autumn (autumn) winter (winter) season) which (which) is the best (the most; Swimming (swimming) flying kites (flying kites) skating (skating; Roller skates) Make a snowman (Make a snowman) Plant a tree (Plant a tree) Why (because) sleep (sleep).

Unit 3: January/January (January) February/February (February) March/March (March) April/April (April) May (May) June (June) July (July) August. /August. /October (1October) November/November (1 1 month) December/December (1February) birthday (birthday) uncle; Uncle) her (her) date (date)

Unit 4: draw, cook, read, answer the phone, listen to music, clean the room, write letters and write emails, mom and grandpa; Grandpa) study (study)

Unit 5: fly (jump), walk (walk), run (swim), kangaroo (kangaroo), sleep (sleep), climb (hit) and swing; Swing) drink water (drink water)

Unit 6: Take photos, watch insects, pick up leaves, do an experiment, catch butterflies, honey, count insects and collect leaves. Collect leaves, write reports, play chess and have a picnic.

Primary School English Vocabulary-PEP Sixth Grade Vocabulary (Volume I) Four Words

Wait 1: by (via, by) foot (on foot) bike (by bus) train (by train) how (how) to get to school (by traffic) Traffic lights (by traffic lights) Traffic rules (by traffic lights) Parking (by traffic lights).

Unit 2: Library (post office) Hospital (cinema) Bookstore (bookstore) Where (where, where) Please (next to) turn right (right), turn left (straight) and then (straight).

Unit 3: Next week, this morning, this afternoon and this evening, comic books, postcards and newspapers.

Unit 4: Love cycling-cycling-diving and playing the violin? Play the violin and make a kite? Making kites and collecting stamps? Stamp collecting live? Life (life) teaching-teaching (teaching) walking-walking (watching) reading (reading, watching) no = no.

Singers, writers, actors, actresses, artists, TV reporters, engineers, accountants, police salespeople and cleaners.

Unit 6: Rain clouds and solar currents come from seed soil and germinate plants.

Vocabulary of the fourth meeting of the sixth grade (Volume II) of People's Education Press

Unit 1: high? Tall, tall and short? Short, stocky? Stronger, stronger older older, younger older? Young, young and big? Bigger and heavier? Heavier, heavier length? Longer and thinner? The thinner, the thinner and the smaller? Small (size)

Unit 2: Fever, sore throat, cold, toothache, headache, troublesome nose, pain, tiredness, excitement, anger, joy, boredom, boredom, sadness, sadness, sadness, sadness.

Unit 3: Watch? Watch and wash? Washed. Is it clean? Clean play? Have you played and visited? What about a tour? Did you go last weekend? Did you go to the park? Go to the park and swim in the park? Go swimming. Go swimming. Go fishing? Go fishing. Go fishing. Reading? Read. How's it going? Go hiking, go outing.

Unit 4: Learn Chinese? Learning Chinese literature, singing and dancing in Chinese? Sing, dance, sing, dance, eat delicious food? Eat delicious food, eat delicious food and take pictures? Take pictures, take pictures, climb mountains? What's up and down? Did you buy a gift? Buy gifts, buy gifts, row boats? Rowing to see elephants? See elephants and watch elephants go skiing? Go skiing. Go skiing.

Go skating? Go skating. Go skating. How, how to get there? Arrived at the end, only the rest, stayed at the end.

Whose book/ruler/... is it/this?

Whose book/ruler is this? ?

Whose book and ruler are these? . . ?

school

Classroom classroom

Swimming. Swimming.

Playground playground

toy

pencil sharpener

Ruler ruler

Pencil pencil

Pencil box/pencil box

Pencil box pencil case

pocket knife

eraser

Pen pen

ball pen

Desk desk

Chair chair

Floor floor

Blackboard blackboard

Computer computer

What does your father/mother do?

What do your parents do?

Professional policewoman policewoman postman milkman milkman fireman mechanic barber barber housewife keyboard operator computer operator businessman salesman salesman engineer

File manager, data manager, coach, tourist official, official sales representative, salesman, store assistant business? salesman

What does it/he/she look like?

What does it/he/she look like?

What does he look like with her?

9. Exercise

Basketball basketball

Football. Football.

Table tennis table tennis skating

Swimming. Swimming.

Champion champion

Badminton and shuttlecock

Badminton Badminton (Sports)

First first

Second second

one third

How do you go to school/park/Beijing?

How do you go to school, park and Beijing?

10 。 vehicle

Cars. Cars.

bus

Bike bike

Airplane. Airplane.

Train train

Taxi. Taxi.

How many rooms/beds/chairs are there in your home ...

How many rooms, beds and chairs are there in your home? . . ?

1 1. Rooms and items

Third, colors.

Red red blue blue yellow green white black pink purple orange brown brown

Fourth, animals (animals)

Cats, dogs, pigs, ducks, rabbits, horses, elephants, ants, fish birds, eagles, beavers, snakes, squirrels, squirrels, kangaroos, kangaroos, monkeys, bears, lions, tigers, foxes, zebras, deer, giraffes, geese, hens, Turkish lambs, sheep, goats, goats, cows, donkeys, donkeys, donkeys, donkeys, donkeys, squid, sharks, seals, sperm whales

Verb (abbreviation of verb) person

Friends, friends, boys, girls, girls, mothers, fathers, sisters, brothers and uncles; Uncle, man, woman, gentleman, lady, lady; Miss mom, dad, parents, grandparents, grandparents, grandparents/aunts, aunts, cousins (cousins) and brothers; Cousin (cousin) son daughter baby child classmate queen visitor neighbor headmaster college student pen pal traveler character robot robot

VI. Occupation (type of work)

Teachers, teachers, students, doctors, nurses, drivers, farmers, singers, writers, actors, actresses, artists, painters, TV reporters, engineers, accountants, accountants, policemen, salespeople, salesmen, cleaners, baseball players, assistant salesmen, policemen.

Seven, catering (food &; Drink)

Rice, rice, bread, beef, milk, water, eggs, fish, tofu, cake, hot dog, hamburger, French fries, biscuits, biscuits, jam, noodles, noodles and chicken meat. Pork, pork, mutton, mutton and vegetable salad, soup, ice cream, cola, juice, tea, coffee, breakfast, lunch, dinner/dinner.

Eight, fruits and vegetables (fruits &; Vegetables)

Apple Apple Banana Pear Orange Watermelon Grape Eggplant Green Bean Tomato Potato Peach Strawberry Cucumber Onion Carrot Cabbage

Nine, clothes (clothes)

Jacket coat shirt T-shirt skirt jeans pants socks shoes sweater coat raincoat shorts sneakers tennis shoes slippers b Oots hat Cap sunglasses tie scarf gloves pants pants cloth.

Thirteen. class

Science, science, moral education, social research, social research

Fourteen Countries and cities

China, China, United States, United States, United Kingdom, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, Australia, New York, new york, London, Sydney, Sydney, Moscow, Cairo, Cairo.

Fifteen, the weather (weather)

Cold cold warm cool snowy sunny hot rainy windy cloudy weather report weather forecast

XVI. Scenery (Nature)

Twenty-three, Numbers (Numbers)

One, two, three, four, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen, fourteen, five, fifteen, sixteen, seventeen, seventeen, eight, nineteen, ten. 9223344567894242 Happy 10 1/ A happy 361136.

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Wall playground garden garden teacher's office teacher's office library restaurant art room camping room bathroom music room gym gym TV room study bedroom living room kitchen.

Nature, sky, sky, clouds, mountains, rivers, flowers and plants, lakes, lakes, forest trails, parks, farms, villages, cities, bridges, trees and roads.

Animals: dolphins, tigers, penguins, cats, dogs, monkeys and birds.

Clothes: skirts, dresses, pants, T-shirts (T-shirts, shoes, shirts.

Exercise: Run, jump, walk, run, build roads and dive.

Classification of English words in primary schools

Animal ant ant ant fish goose sheep horse hen lamb goat donkey cat rabbit rabbit rabbit pig duck dog kangaroo lion snake tiger Z. Ebra zebra fox deer giraffe elephant mouse Niu Niulong dragon.

Seal seal sperm whale potato squid shark

Clothes coat shirt skirt dress T-shirt short sleeve jeans pants socks shoes shorts sports shoes rubber shoes slippers boots vest.

The weather is warm, cold, cold, cool, hot, hot, rainy, snowy, windy, cloudy, sunny and sunny.

Vegetables tomatoes cucumbers potatoes onions carrots cabbage pork mutton eggplant green beans lentils tofu

Fruit Apple Banana Pear Orange Watermelon Peach Strawberry Grape Lemon Mango

Food eggs eggs ice cream fish noodles beef vegetable soup bread milk water chicken.

Personality boy girl girl man man woman baby baby boy.

Cousins, brothers, sisters, brothers, sons and sons

Career assistant waiter baseball player baseball player doctor nurse