3000 Spoken English Words

These are the 3000 most common English words used in daily English conversations. If your target is English intermediate level, this list is a must-have for you. Start learning from the most commonly used words as they are arranged in decreasing order of frequency.

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the

Definition

used before a noun to refer to a particular thing because it is clear which thing is intended

I just bought a new shirt and tie. The shirt was expensive, but the tie wasn’t.

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used to show possession, belonging, or origin

Have you read the novels of John Updike?

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and

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(used to join two words, phrases, or parts of sentences) in addition to; also

We were tired and hungry.

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used before a verb showing that it is in the infinitive

I asked her to finish by Friday.

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in or for each or every; per

Take one tablet three times a day.

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positioned inside or within the limits of something, or contained, surrounded, or enclosed by something

He’s always looking at himself in the mirror.

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from outside, or toward the center

The roof of their house caved in during a hurricane.

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for

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intended to be given to

There’s a phone message for you on your desk.

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that

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used to refer to a person, object, event, etc., separated from the speaker by distance or time, or to something that has been referred to before, or to point to a particular thing

She called him an imbecile, and at that (= immediately after that) he stormed out of the room.

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that

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used to introduce a clause reporting something or giving further information, although it can often be omitted

It’s possible (that) there’ll be a job opening in a few weeks.

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that

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as much as suggested

The movie really wasn’t that good (= was not very good).

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with

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used of people or things that are together or doing something together

I’ll be with you (= I will give you my attention) in a moment.

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you

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the person or people spoken to

Are you two ready?

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the thing or animal being spoken about, that has already been mentioned

I can’t find the newspaper. Do you know where it is?

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used to connect two things or a thing with something that it has as a quality or condition

Please be patient.

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used with the present participle of other verbs to describe actions that are or were continuing

I’ll be coming back (= I plan to come back).

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have

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to do an action

He didn’t have a birthday party this year.

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the male being spoken about, who has already been mentioned

Don’t ask Andrew, he won’t know.

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word

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a single unit of language that has meaning and can be spoken or written

She spoke so fast I couldn’t understand a word (= anything she said).

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me

"I read a book during my spare time."

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