Vocabulary List
Thank you
A polite expression used to show gratitude or appreciation.
Example Sentences:
- She said, “Thank you” after receiving the gift.
- “Thank you for helping me with my homework,” he told his friend.
- After the meal, we all said, “Thank you” to the chef.
Thanks
An informal and friendly way to say “thank you,” used to express gratitude.
Example Sentences:
- “Thanks for the ride!” she said with a smile.
- I sent him a quick message saying, “Thanks for your help.”
- When someone holds the door open, it’s polite to say, “Thanks!”
Please
A polite word used to make a request or ask for something nicely.
Example Sentences:
- Could you please pass me the salt?
- “Please, may I have a glass of water?” she asked politely.
- When ordering food, it’s good manners to say, “Please” and “Thank you.”
Ok
A Word used to show agreement, acceptance, or that something is satisfactory.
Example Sentences:
- She said, “OK, I’ll meet you at 5 PM.”
- “Is everything OK with your project?” the manager asked.
- He gave an OK sign after finishing the task.
Yes
A Word used to express agreement, affirmation, or a positive answer.
Example Sentences:
- “Do you want to come to the party?” — “Yes, I’d love to!”
- She said “yes” when asked if she could help.
- The teacher asked if everyone understood, and the class said “yes.”
No
A Word used to express disagreement, refusal, or a negative answer.
Example Sentences:
- “Do you want some coffee?” — “No, thank you.”
- He said no when they asked him to join the team.
- The answer to the question was a clear no.
Sorry
A Word used to express apology or regret for a mistake or hurt caused.
Example Sentences:
- “I’m sorry for being late to the meeting.”
- She said sorry after accidentally breaking the vase.
- “Sorry, I didn’t mean to interrupt you,” he apologized.
Welcome
A Word used to greet someone politely when they arrive or to show that something is gladly received.
Example Sentences:
- “Welcome to our home!” she said with a smile.
- The host said, “You’re always welcome here.”
- After helping, he replied, “You’re welcome!” when thanked.
Man
An Adult male human being.
Example Sentences:
- The man opened the door and greeted us kindly.
- He’s a strong and brave man who helps others.
- That man is my uncle.
Woman
An Adult female human being.
Example Sentences:
- The woman at the store helped me find what I needed.
- She is a smart and confident woman.
- That woman is my teacher.