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Showing 721–740 of 1,000 matching Daily Conversation vocabulary words (1,000 total).
#721
Adjective
public
Example sentences
- The park is open to the public.
- She works in public health.
- Do not share private information in public.
#722
Verb
pull
Example sentences
- Pull the door toward you.
- The child pulled my hand.
- We had to pull the car out of the mud.
#723
Noun
purpose
Example sentences
- What is the purpose of this meeting?
- This tool has a special purpose.
- She went there on purpose.
#724
Verb
push
Example sentences
- Push the door to open it.
- Do not push people in the line.
- We need to push the table closer to the wall.
#725
Verb
put
Example sentences
- Put the book on the desk.
- She put on her coat.
- Do not put off the work until tomorrow.
#726
Noun
quality
Example sentences
- This shop sells high-quality clothes.
- The picture quality is excellent.
- Kindness is a good quality.
#727
Noun
question
Example sentences
- May I ask a question?
- Please answer the first question.
- There is no question that she worked hard.
#728
Adjective
quick
Example sentences
- We had a quick lunch.
- She gave me a quick answer.
- Be quick, or we will miss the bus.
#729
Adverb
quite
Example sentences
- The room is quite small.
- I am quite sure about the answer.
- The movie was quite interesting.
#730
Verb
raise
Example sentences
- Please raise your hand.
- The company raised its prices.
- They hope to raise money for the school.
#731
Noun
rate
Example sentences
- The hotel has a low daily rate.
- What is the current exchange rate?
- She rated the service as excellent.
#732
Adverb
rather
Example sentences
- I would rather stay home.
- The test was rather difficult.
- He chose tea rather than coffee.
#733
Verb
read
Example sentences
- I read the news every morning.
- She is reading a new book.
- Please read the instructions carefully.
#734
Adjective
ready
Example sentences
- Dinner is ready.
- Are you ready to leave?
- She got ready for work.
#735
Adjective
real
Example sentences
- Is this story real?
- We need to find the real cause.
- Her dream became real.
#736
Verb
realize
Example sentences
- I did not realize it was so late.
- She realized that she had the wrong bag.
- You will soon realize how useful this is.
#737
Interjection
really
Example sentences
- I really like this song.
- Are you really sure?
- The food was really good.
#738
Noun
reason
Example sentences
- What is the reason for the delay?
- She left for personal reasons.
- There is no reason to worry.
#739
Noun
receipt
Example sentences
- Please keep your receipt.
- The cashier gave me a receipt.
- I need the receipt to return the shirt.
#740
Verb
receive
Example sentences
- Did you receive my email?
- She received a gift from her aunt.
- The hospital receives many patients each day.
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