List of 200 [ Basic English words ] along with simple sentences

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Sure! Here's a list of 200 basic English words along with simple sentences to help you understand their meanings better:

I: I am happy.

you: You are my friend.

he: He is tall.

she: She likes ice cream.

it: It is a cat.

we: We play soccer.

they: They study together.

me: He gave me a book.

him: I saw him yesterday.

her: She loves her dog.

us: Come with us.

them: I know them well.

this: This is my car.

that: That is a nice house.

is: The sky is blue.

are: They are my siblings.

was: He was happy.

were: We were late.

am: I am a student.

be: She will be here soon.

been: I have been there before.

have: I have a pen.

has: She has a new phone.

had: They had a great time.

do: I do my homework.

does: She does her chores.

did: He did well in the exam.

will: We will go shopping.

shall: Shall we dance?

would: Would you like some tea?

should: You should eat vegetables.

can: Can you swim?

could: I could ride a bike when I was young.

may: May I come in?

might: He might join us later.

must: You must finish your work.

about: Tell me about yourself.

after: We will eat after the movie.

against: They played against each other.

among: She is among the best students.

at: Meet me at the park.

before: He arrived before me.

between: The cat is between the chairs.

by: The book was written by him.

down: The ball rolled down the hill.

for: This gift is for you.

from: She is from Spain.

in: The keys are in the drawer.

into: The boy jumped into the pool.

like: I like chocolate.

of: A piece of cake.

off: Turn the lights off.

on: The TV is on.

over: The bird flew over the house.

to: I want to go there.

toward: Walk toward the building.

under: The cat is under the table.

with: She went with her friend.

without: He ate without a spoon.

also: He is smart, and he is also kind.

and: I like pizza and pasta.

as: She runs as fast as a cheetah.

but: I wanted to go, but I was busy.

either: Either come with me or stay here.

neither: Neither of them was right.

or: You can have tea or coffee.

nor: He didn't come, nor did he call.

not: She is not here.

only: The store sells only shoes.

so: The weather is hot, so I am going swimming.

too: The cake was delicious, and I ate too much.

very: It's very hot today.

any: Do you have any milk?

both: Both of them won the race.

each: Each student has a book.

few: There are a few apples left.

many: There are many birds in the sky.

more: I want more ice cream.

most: He is the most talented artist.

no: There is no water in the bottle.

other: She has two brothers and one sister, among other relatives.

some: Would you like some coffee?

such: It's such a beautiful day.

that: The car that I bought is red.

these: These shoes are too small.

this: This book is interesting.

those: Those apples look delicious.

a: I bought a new dress.

an: She wants to be an actress.

the: The cat is sleeping.

all: All students must attend the class.

both: Both of them passed the test.

half: Half of the pizza is gone.

more: Give me more candy.

either: You can choose either option.

neither: Neither option is suitable.

every: Every student should study.

few: Only a few people came to the party.

many: Many students attended the lecture.

other: I have no other friends.

such: I have never seen such a beautiful flower.

another: Can I have another piece of cake?

first: He came in first place.

last: She was the last one to leave.

one: I want one cookie, please.

second: He came in second place.

third: She finished in third place.

somebody: Somebody called you on the phone.

someone: I saw someone waiting for you.

something: There is something on the table.

somewhere: Let's go somewhere fun.

anybody: Is anybody there?

anyone: Anyone can join the club.

anything: I don't want anything for my birthday.

anywhere: Have you been anywhere interesting lately?

nobody: Nobody knows the answer.

none: None of them came to the party.

nothing: There's nothing to worry about.

nowhere: He is nowhere to be found.

both: Both of them are very talented.

each: Each student got a prize.

either: You can have either the blue one or the red one.

neither: Neither answer is correct.

other: The other book is on the shelf.

another: I need another pen.

such: It was such a lovely day.

enough: I have enough money.

few: I have a few friends.

less: There is less sugar in this cake.

little: She had little time to prepare.

many: Many people came to the event.

more: We need more chairs.

most: He is the most intelligent person I know.

much: There's not much water left.

several: Several students were absent.

all: All the students passed the test.

any: I don't have any pencils.

some: I have some books to read.

such: It's such a nice day.

no: There are no apples left.

none: None of the cookies were eaten.

each: Each person received a gift.

every: Every student received a certificate.

either: Either choice is acceptable.

neither: Neither option seems right.

all: All the boys played well.

both: Both of them are my friends.

many: Many students attended the seminar.

more: Give me more time.

most: He is the most talented musician.

much: I don't have much money.

some: I have some work to do.

such: This is such a good movie.

any: Is there any water left?

enough: I have enough food for everyone.

little: I have a little time to spare.

few: There are few people here.

several: I met several friends at the party.

all: All the students passed the exam.

both: Both of them are doctors.

each: Each student received a book.

every: Every child loves ice cream.

some: I have some money to lend.

any: Is there any food left?

enough: There's enough time to finish the task.

few: Only a few people attended the meeting.

little: She has little patience.

many: Many people attended the concert.

more: He wants more candy.

most: She is the most beautiful girl.

much: There is much work to do.

other: I have no other siblings.

several: I met several friends at the party.

all: All the students passed the exam.

both: Both of them are doctors.

each: Each student received a book.

every: Every child loves ice cream.

some: I have some money to lend.

any: Is there any food left?

enough: There's enough time to finish the task.

few: Only a few people attended the meeting.

little: She has little patience.

many: Many people attended the concert.

more: He wants more candy.

most: She is the most beautiful girl.

much: There is much work to do.

other: I have no other siblings.

several: I met several friends at the party.

both: Both of them are doctors.

each: Each student received a book.

every: Every child loves ice cream.

some: I have some money to lend.

any: Is there any food left?

enough: There's enough time to finish the task.

few: Only a few people attended the meeting.

little: She has little patience.

many: Many people attended the concert.

more: He wants more candy.

most: She is the most beautiful girl.

much: There is much work to do.