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Showing 721–740 of 1,000 matching Daily Conversation vocabulary words (1,000 total).
#721

public

Adjective

Example sentences

  1. The park is open to the public.
  2. She works in public health.
  3. Do not share private information in public.
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#722

pull

Verb

Example sentences

  1. Pull the door toward you.
  2. The child pulled my hand.
  3. We had to pull the car out of the mud.
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#723

purpose

Noun

Example sentences

  1. What is the purpose of this meeting?
  2. This tool has a special purpose.
  3. She went there on purpose.
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#724

push

Verb

Example sentences

  1. Push the door to open it.
  2. Do not push people in the line.
  3. We need to push the table closer to the wall.
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#725

put

Verb

Example sentences

  1. Put the book on the desk.
  2. She put on her coat.
  3. Do not put off the work until tomorrow.
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#726

quality

Noun

Example sentences

  1. This shop sells high-quality clothes.
  2. The picture quality is excellent.
  3. Kindness is a good quality.
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#727

question

Noun

Example sentences

  1. May I ask a question?
  2. Please answer the first question.
  3. There is no question that she worked hard.
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#728

quick

Adjective

Example sentences

  1. We had a quick lunch.
  2. She gave me a quick answer.
  3. Be quick, or we will miss the bus.
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#729

quite

Adverb

Example sentences

  1. The room is quite small.
  2. I am quite sure about the answer.
  3. The movie was quite interesting.
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#730

raise

Verb

Example sentences

  1. Please raise your hand.
  2. The company raised its prices.
  3. They hope to raise money for the school.
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#731

rate

Noun

Example sentences

  1. The hotel has a low daily rate.
  2. What is the current exchange rate?
  3. She rated the service as excellent.
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#732

rather

Adverb

Example sentences

  1. I would rather stay home.
  2. The test was rather difficult.
  3. He chose tea rather than coffee.
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#733

read

Verb

Example sentences

  1. I read the news every morning.
  2. She is reading a new book.
  3. Please read the instructions carefully.
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#734

ready

Adjective

Example sentences

  1. Dinner is ready.
  2. Are you ready to leave?
  3. She got ready for work.
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#735

real

Adjective

Example sentences

  1. Is this story real?
  2. We need to find the real cause.
  3. Her dream became real.
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#736

realize

Verb

Example sentences

  1. I did not realize it was so late.
  2. She realized that she had the wrong bag.
  3. You will soon realize how useful this is.
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#737

really

Interjection

Example sentences

  1. I really like this song.
  2. Are you really sure?
  3. The food was really good.
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#738

reason

Noun

Example sentences

  1. What is the reason for the delay?
  2. She left for personal reasons.
  3. There is no reason to worry.
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#739

receipt

Noun

Example sentences

  1. Please keep your receipt.
  2. The cashier gave me a receipt.
  3. I need the receipt to return the shirt.
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#740

receive

Verb

Example sentences

  1. Did you receive my email?
  2. She received a gift from her aunt.
  3. The hospital receives many patients each day.
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