200 Important English Expressions: English vocabulary lesson

Get ready to level up your

vocabulary

because today you are going to master 200

important

everyday English

expressions

. Hi, I'm Vanessa from Speak English with vanessa.com and to continue with today's special

lesson

, I've created a free PDF worksheet. ordinary worksheet, this is 28 pages from me to you that includes the 200 sample sentences of definitions of these

expressions

and at the bottom of the free 28 page worksheet you can answer Vanessa's challenge questions so that you never forget what you have learned. You can click on the link below this video to download this free 28-page worksheet. Today in this

lesson

, we will first look at the top 100 phrases for your daily routine and then we will move on to the top 100 words used in the English language, let's start today.

I will guide you through my daily routine. I hope it is the same as yours along with these categories and you will learn the top 100 sentences and phrases to talk about your daily life. ready to start with the first category what is the first thing you do in the day? well, you wake up, let's see 10 prayers to wake you up in the morning. I hate when the alarm clock rings. I always hit snooze. And you? Oh no. I accidentally turned off my alarm clock and fell asleep. I really like to sleep in on the weekends. Notice the difference between sleeping in and oversleeping.

Sleeping in may be nice, but sleeping too much is always bad. You probably will be. late for work I jumped out of bed because I fell asleep it's time to wake up rise and shine but maybe you woke up on the wrong side of the bed and when you hear someone say rise and shine nothing could be worse when I finally get out of bed at night tomorrow I try to make the bed making the bed makes me feel nice and fresh in the morning when I wash my face and brush my teeth, then I choose what to wear during the day and get dressed 10 Common Breakfast Phrases By I usually try to find time to prepare a little breakfast before starting my day.

My husband turns on the coffee maker to make me some coffee. I boil some water in the kettle for my morning tea when I have fresh lemons sometimes I like to make some fresh lemon juice in the morning if I have bread as I don't today. I'm sorry. I throw some toast in the toaster when I have a little more time. I prepare some eggs for breakfast alone. of my chickens, then I realize I'm going to be late for work, so I scarf down my breakfast. Did you realize that this verb quickly devour your breakfast means that you eat very quickly?

There were other quick expressions in this section to throw around a bit. bread in the toaster to prepare breakfast means that many of us don't leave enough time in the morning so we have to do things quickly I clear the table and put the dirty dishes in the sink I often fill them I lift my to-go cup and I take it to the office. This can also be called a tumbler, especially since it is insulated and can keep my tea warm all day. The final expression for breakfast is what happens if you wake up so late and don't have time to drink anything to eat anything you say well you could say this I overslept so I think I'll get something on the way you could say on the way to the office but it's not necessary you can say uh I'm going to get something on the way or I'm going to pick something up on the way and it means that you are going to stop by a small restaurant or cafe and eat and drink something on the way to work 10 expressions to go to work or school it's time for me to go to work this verb go somewhere is great when you're going in one direction I'm heading to the store I'm going to work what are you doing right I'm heading to school right now before I always drive I fasten my seat belt I fasten my seat belt then pull out of the way back I pull out of the way back once I'm on the road I speed up to drive faster when I'm stuck in traffic I need to slow down or sometimes come to a complete stop when I need to turn.

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to use flashing lights. I try to avoid traffic on my commute, so I usually leave a couple minutes early. I have to get onto the highway. I do not do it. I really like doing it, but it is necessary while driving. I try to be careful around school buses and pedestrians. I don't want to run over anyone. The best thing about my trip is that I can kill two birds with one stone. I drive to work and listen to Vanessa's videos on the way 10 sentences for working with other people in the office excuse me when you have a moment, can I ask you a question?

This is an extremely polite and wonderful question to ask in the office. I'm sorry. I'm having trouble understanding the assignment. Can you explain it a little more? I'm filling in for our manager today because he's sick. Do you know who will be the leader of this project? As you can imagine this word, the leader is. short for leader, but in the office you'll often hear only the leader. I am the leader of that project. Great when you're working with clients, it's great to say hello, how can I help you? Hi, how I can help you? or you can say thank you.

Because of your patience, I will be with you. This is a great phrase to use on the phone as well if you're talking to a client or a client or someone really and you can't talk to them right away. Hello, thank you for your patience, I will be with you perfect, the last four sentences use extremely common and useful idioms for the workplace. I think I'll have to bite the bullet and tell my boss what a mistake I made on that. informs well, that plan did not go as expected. I guess it's back to the drawing board.

You don't need to be an architect or an artist to use this expression, it's just an idiom, so if you need to completely throw away your plans and get started. You can say "I guess it's back to the drawing board" when working on a group project, it's incredibly important to pull your weight. Can you imagine what this means? It means you don't sit around and wait for other people to do it. instead, do the work, you are contributing the same amount, you are pulling your own weight and being an equal member of the group. The final office expression I use all the time, you might say, okay, let's check in next week after the project is already finished.

I started touching base is kind of a baseball expression and it means let's check in, talk to each other and see where we are. Let's touch base next week. You don't have to message me every day, but I want to check. come in and see how things go, we touch base 10 expressions for taking a break, whether you work full time, are a full-time mother or father, whether you are a full-time student or retired, everyone needs to take a break when I was painting inside my house. I needed to get out and get some fresh air. Ah, it's so nice out here.

A lot of people in my office take a smoke break, but I don't smoke, so I take a sun break. Are you hungry? Believe. It's time to have a snack hey, I'm going to have a coffee, do you want something? This is a great expression to use in the office or at school when you go to a coffee shop and buy coffee or tea and want to offer to buy something for someone else. I'm going to drink a cup of coffee. I'm going to drink a tea. Want something? The grocery store, the bank, the post office.

I need to run some errands this afternoon. I need to run some errands this afternoon doesn't mean you're actually running, but maybe you're going a little fast because it's not very fun. These last five expressions are for when you really need a break, what can you say? I'm falling asleep at my desk. I think I need to walk around the office to wake up. Oh, it's so hot we've been working outside in the sun. I think we should take a breather and go sit in the shade now that my homework is finished. I'll take a minute before I work on anything else.

Congratulations to me. This hike is harder than I thought. I need to catch my breath before I go up the next hill to catch my breath. Oh, that's a great expression for when. you need to take a break in our final expression of rest it's the end of the day let's take a break before starting any new project it's time to go home 10 expressions to say goodbye at work or school in the office, okay. I'm closing up for the day at school, time to pack up, let's go home to work or school, you can say, let's finish the day, time to go home, okay, that's it.

I think we have done everything we can do today. I'm leaving, I'll see you tomorrow, I have to run, I'll catch up with you tomorrow, I'm leaving, I have an appointment, I have to get there, that's a summary, good job, we're all done, bye, look. you tomorrow goodbye everyone have a good night 10 expressions to go out to a restaurant with your family or friends I don't feel like cooking tonight let's go out to eat this is the most common phrasal verb to talk about going to a restaurant let's go out to eat out I love going out to eat and that means going to a restaurant.

Maybe you don't want to sit inside. You might say: Oh, it's such a beautiful day outside. Can we get a table on the patio? Can we get a table on the patio? Hmm, I usually order the grilled chicken, but do you have any specials today? MMM. I haven't eaten here before. What do you recommend me? Alright. I think I'd like the Caesar salad, please. MMM. I'm not very hungry. Do you want to share a pizza with me? I get a refill on my drink when you get the chance thanks How is your food? It looks delicious.

I think I'll order it next time. Can you bring me a takeaway box? I think I'd like to save this for later. Thank you. In the US it's very common to get a takeout box just because, like The Stereotype, our food portions are huge and it's okay to take home leftovers in a takeout box. We sometimes call it a doggy bag, it doesn't look like it. like a dog, it's not really for your dog, but you could call it a carry box or dog bag. I know we just had a great dinner, but let's splurge and have dessert too.

What do you think? 10 common expressions about playing with your dog. Kids, it seems like little kids and big kids always want to do hard things around the house and play hard. My kids always seem to want to eat a snack. And yours? Wow, look at that tall Lego tower you made. It's a beautiful day for cycling. Sometimes doing a puzzle is a great way to calm down and relax. It is very satisfying to hit a baseball even if you are playing alone. Nothing is more fun than going down a slide into a huge pile of leaves.

My kids love it. make chalk on a shady part of the path me too the first thing my son does in the morning is pick raspberries in our backyard sometimes my son gets so tired that he takes a nap in the middle of the ground oh how cute 10 phrases to relax me at the end of the day, what a day. I'm so glad to finally be home, but before I can relax I really need to finish some tasks. I just spent a few minutes tidying up the house, so now I can relax on the couch. After a long day, some people just like to unwind and watch TV or you can use the funny expression at the end of a long day.

I like to relax and watch television. This comes from the word vegetable because let's be honest when you watch TV. Your brain is like a vegetable, it doesn't do much, but sometimes it's nice to just kick back and watch TV before I go to bed. I like to catch up on the book I'm reading. Hmm, it's very interesting in the end. after a long day I like to just relax maybe watching TV maybe reading my book I don't want to do much I just want to relax what can you say to someone who has had a very long day?

Well if they come to your house as a guest when you open the door and greet them you could say make yourself at home this means they will feel comfortable in your house make yourself at home open the closet have a glass of water if you want to feel . You can sit freely, don't worry about any kind of formal rules, make yourself at home or you could say to your loved one: Oh, I see you've had a long day, why don't you put your feet up and I'll? I'll get you a glass of water, put your feet up, maybe sit on the couch, put your feet up and I'll get you a glass of water, don't worry, I've got it.

If you've had a busy month, a busy year, maybe Say I'm so grateful for our next vacation I really need some R and R This is not a railroad This means rest relaxation Some people say it means recovery This means you're getting rest relaxing and you are regaining strength We often look at this in writing I'm going to have some r r this weekend in the mountains I'll be back later but you can also use this in conversation 10 expressions for your evening routine finally it's the end of the day a lot Before going to bed I always check that I have locked the door, then I walk through the house and turn off the lights.

I already read stories to my two children before bed. They're asleep, so I have to quietly tiptoe to my room so they don't wake up. Upstairs, let's go before I go to bed,I need to take a shower to be clean for bed, then I need to brush my teeth, usually when you brush your teeth, brush your teeth and then spit and rinse your mouth, it's finally time to get comfortable. For the day I put on my pajamas and put my clothes in the laundry basket before I go to bed every night I check my alarm I want to make sure I don't fall asleep finally it's time to go to sleep I can snuggle under cover you with the covers and you fall asleep good night congratulations on learning 100 important phrases to talk about your daily routine in

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now let's move on to the 100 most common words used in

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helmet and let's start with number one, baby, baby, myA friend just announced that she is going to have a baby when I was a child I wanted to be older and now that I am older I want to be a child again father now that I am a father I understand a lot to my parents best pet my first pet was a hermit crab and I had it for five years family family notice the pronunciation here in English quickly we leave the middle I'm family Lee I love spending time with my family at home I love coming home to my family at at the end of a long day car car how old were you when you first drove a car for me?

In fact, I helped pilot a small plane before driving a car. I was maybe 15 years old and I worked at a small airport. A kind of exchange. I was able to help with the airplanes and she taught me something about how to fly small airplanes, so I have an unusual story. Garage Garage This is the American English pronunciation with hard G sounds Garage I would park my car in the garage. to protect him room room everyone looked at her when she walked into the room I wonder why hmm relationship relationship I formed some meaningful relationships when I was in college friend friend we've been friends since I was five years old person person if you're the last person in the room for please turn off the lights school school I never enjoyed school much and maybe that's why I became an online English teacher.

Instead, book book. I was so interested in that book that I read it until 3 a.m. teacher teacher I am I am very happy to be your English teacher. Thank you for being my student. Education. Observe this pronunciation. The D sounds like J. Education. You can get a good education in many different ways. Information Information I need more information before I can make a decision. group group many of my students meet with a speaking group once a week and you can do it too if you join my course The Fearless fluency Club you can meet thousands of motivated English learners and practice speaking together.

There is a link in the description. I would love to see you there team team I was so happy when my team won the championship subject subject math was never my best subject I knew from a very early age class have you ever been to an English class project project in person? My husband's new project is to build a new fence for our chickens. It's a great project. Investigation. Investigation notice. This is the pronunciation in American English. We emphasize re and we do not emphasize search. I never buy something big without doing a little research. First result.

Result if you want. good results you have to work hard reason reason note that S sounds like a reason z reason you better have a good reason for being late change change working in the library instead of at home it was a nice change of scenery desk desk this desk belonged to my grandmother when I was a student computer computer noticed that the T changes to a D sound in American English computer computer I have been using this computer for over six years and it still works great, that's amazing mouse mouse I screamed when the mouse passed over it floor or it could be this device I click the mouse when I want to go to the next page screen oh no I dropped my phone and now the screen is broken work work I have a lot of work to do today work work my first job was working in the airport like I just told you what about you? what was your first job professional career instead of a traditional teaching career I decided to start an online business instead of a company company my father has worked for the same engineering company for over 30 years business In my opinion, construction is a difficult business in a very physically demanding place.

What is your favorite place you have visited? Let me know in the comment system. The typical classroom language learning system doesn't work, maybe that's why. you are here program program my son had so much fun in the summer program that he went to government government it is important to be informed about your local government community community notice that this T changes to a D in American English Community I love the community I live in a city ​​where people are very kind, friendly and welcoming. Furthermore, this word changed to d. City. I always wanted to live in a city, but then I realized that they are so crowded and noisy.

County or County County, the county. I live in has the best schools in the entire state state I live in the state of North Carolina region region I would love to visit the wine country of Spain that sounds amazing area area what is your favorite restaurant in the center of your city address address if you want to send me a postcard my address is in the description I would love to receive a postcard from you minute minute I'll be ready in a minute I'm almost done with my hair hour notice that H is quiet time we waited for an hour for our table at the elegant restaurant day day no I have eaten all day I am starving weak weak I am very excited to spend a week at the beach the weekend the weekend my family likes to go hiking on the weekend weekday weekday the bank usually alone open weekdays tomorrow tomorrow I like to do all my work in the morning so I have the rest of the day to do whatever I want night night don't forget to turn on your car's headlights when I'm driving at night month I have my bills set up for payment automatic so I don't need to think about them every month they are paid automatically year year my husband and I have been married for almost 12 years amazing season fall is my favorite season because I love the fresh air and watching them change all sheets what about you what's your favorite season decade decade I can't believe it's been over a decade since I graduated from college time flies game did you see the baseball game last night? party party notice the T changes to a d here in American English in my opinion there is no such thing as a perfect political party everyone has something wrong Event Event I'm planning a fundraising event for a local charity time time what time is it oh no ?

I'm late, what's that big thing on the counter, oh, it's a mysterious moment, moment for a moment, I forgot why I walked into the room and then I remembered, oh yeah, I need my general idea, I have an idea about how we can improve our performance at work more naps Hobby hobby flying an airplane seems like a cool hobby, but it's very expensive club club my friends and I used to have a book club and it was a lot of fun library library my family visits our local library about once per week we love receiving new books museum museum usually art museums are very overwhelming for me but I loved the musée d'Orsay in Paris it was perfect art art my neighbor is always making some kind of art she is very creative story Vanessa: Get ready to level up your vocabulary because today you are going to master 200 important expressions in English for daily life.

Hi, I'm Vanessa from SpeakEnglishWithVanessa.com, and to continue today's special lesson, I've created a free PDF worksheet. This is not just any worksheet. This is 28 pages from me to you including all 200 of these expressions, definitions and sample sentences. And at the end of the free 28-page worksheet, you can answer Vanessa's challenging questions so you never forget what you've learned. You can click the link below this video to download this free 28-page worksheet today. In this lesson, we will first look at the top 100 phrases for your daily routine and then move on to the top 100 words used in the English language.

Let us begin. Today I will explain my daily routine. Hopefully, it will be the same as yours too, along with these categories, and you will learn the top 100 sentences and phrases to talk about your daily life. Are you ready to start with the first category? What is the first thing you do in the day? Well, you wake up. We'll see. 10 phrases to wake up in the morning. Ugh, I hate when the alarm goes off. I always hit snooze. What about you? Oh no, I accidentally turned off the alarm clock and fell asleep. I really like to sleep late on the weekends.

Notice the difference between sleeping in and oversleeping. Sleeping in may be nice, but sleeping too much is always bad. You'll probably be late for work. I jumped out of bed because I fell asleep. It's time to wake up, rise and shine. But maybe you woke up on the wrong side of the bed and when you hear someone say, "Rise and shine," nothing could be worse. When I finally get up in the morning, I try to make the bed, make the bed. It makes me feel nice and fresh in the morning when I wash my face and brush my teeth.

Then I choose what I'm going to wear for the day and get dressed. 10 common phrases for breakfast. I usually try to find time to prepare breakfast before starting the day. My husband turns on the coffee maker to make some coffee. In my case, I boil some water in the kettle for my morning tea. When I have fresh lemons, I sometimes like to make some fresh lemon juice in the morning. If I have bread, like I don't today, I'm sorry, I throw some toast in the toaster. When I have a little more time, I make some scrambled eggs for breakfast, straight from my chickens.

Then I realize I'm going to be late for work, so I scarf down my breakfast. Did you notice this quick verb? Devouring breakfast means eating very quickly. There were a few other quick expressions in this section, throw some bread in the toaster, make breakfast. It implies that many of us do not leave enough time in the morning and have to do things quickly. I clean the table and put the dirty dishes in the sink. Many times I fill my to-go cup and take it to the office. This can also be called a tumbler, especially since it is insulated and can keep my tea hot all day.

The final expression for breakfast is what happens if you wake up so late and you don't have time to drink anything, eat anything, what do you say? Well, you could say this: "Ugh, I fell asleep, so I guess I'll get something along the way." You could say on the way to the office, but it's not necessary. You can say, "Ugh, I'm going to get something on the way" or "I'm going to pick something up on the way." And it means you're going to stop by a small restaurant or cafe and have something to eat and drink on your way to work. 10 expressions to go to work or school.

It's time for me to go to work. This verb, to head somewhere, is great when you are going in one direction. I'm heading to the store. I am going to work. What are you doing? Well, I'm heading to school right now. Before driving, I always buckle up, buckle up, then pull out of the driveway, pull out of the driveway. Once I'm on the highway, I accelerate to drive faster. When I'm stuck in traffic, I need to slow down or sometimes stop completely. When I need to turn, it's important to use the blinkers, use the blinkers. I try to avoid traffic on my commute, so I usually leave a couple minutes early.

I have to get onto the highway. I don't really like doing that, but it's necessary. While driving, I try to be careful of school buses and pedestrians. I don't want to hit anyone. The best thing about my trip is that I can kill two birds with one stone. I drive to work and listen to Vanessa's videos on the way. 10 phrases for working with other people in the office. Excuse me, when you have a moment, can I ask you a question? This is an extremely polite and wonderful question to ask in the office. Sorry, I'm having trouble understanding the assignment, can you explain it a little more?

Today I will replace our manager because he is sick. Do you know who will be the leader of this project? As you can imagine, this word, leader, is short for leader, but in the office you will often hear only leader. I am the leader of that project. Excellent. When you're working with clients, it's great to say, "Hey, how can I help you? Hello, how can I help you?" Or you can say, "Thank you for your patience. I'll be with you." This is a great phrase to use on the phone too. If you're talking to a client or a customer or someone really and you can't talk to them right away, you could say, "Hey, thanks for your patience.

I'll be with you." Perfect. The last four sentences use extremely idioms.common and useful for the workplace. I think I'll have to bite the bullet and tell my boss about the mistake I made in that report. Well, that plan didn't go as expected. I guess we're back to the drawing board. You don't have to be an architect or artist to use this expression, it's just an idiom. So if you need to completely scrap your plans and start over, you can say, "Ugh, I guess it's back to the drawing board." When working on a group project, it's incredibly important to put in your own effort.

Can you imagine what this means? It means you don't sit there waiting for other people to do the work. Instead, you are contributing an equal amount. You are making your own effort and being an equal member of the group. The last office expression I use all the time is: "Okay, let's talk next week after the project has already started." Touching base is kind of a baseball expression, and it means checking in, talking to each other, and seeing where we are. Let's get in touch next week. You don't have to message me every day, but I want to check in and see how things are going.

Let's touch base. 10 expressions to take a break. Whether you work full time, are a full-time mother or father, are a full-time student, or are retired, everyone needs to take a break. When I was painting inside my house, I needed to go outside and get some fresh air. It's so nice out here. Lots of people in my office. I take a smoke break, but I don't smoke, so I take a sun break. Are you hungry? I think it's time to have a snack. Hey, I'm going to have a coffee. Want something? This is a great expression to use in the office or at school when you go to a coffee shop and buy coffee or tea and want to offer something for someone else.

I'm going to drink a cup of coffee. I'm going to have tea. Would you like something? To the supermarket, to the bank, to the post office. I need to run some errands this afternoon. I need to run some errands this afternoon. It doesn't mean you're actually running, but you might go a little fast because it's not very fun. These last five expressions are for when you really need a break, what can you say? Ugh, I'm falling asleep at my desk. I think I need to walk around the office to wake up. Oh, it's very hot. We've been working outside in the sun.

I think we should take a break and sit in the shade. Wow, now that I've finished my homework, I'm going to take a minute before working on anything else. Congratulations to me. Wow, this hike is harder than I thought. I need to catch my breath before climbing the next hill. To catch your breath, oh, that's a great expression for when you need to take a break. And our last expression of rest is: phew! It's the end of the day. Let's pause before starting any new project. It's time to go home. 10 expressions to say goodbye at work or at school.

At the office, "Okay, I'll close for today." At school, "It's time to pack our bags. Let's go home." At work or school you can say, "Let's finish the day. It's time to go home." Alright, that's it, I think we've done all we can do today. I'm leaving, I'll see you tomorrow. I have to run, I'll catch up with you tomorrow. I'm leaving here, I have an appointment I have to keep. That's a wrapper. Good job everyone, we're done. Bye bye. See you tomorrow. Bye everyone. Have a good evening. 10 expressions to go out to a restaurant with your family or friends.

I don't feel like cooking tonight, let's go out to eat. This is the most common phrasal verb to talk about going to a restaurant, going out to eat, I love going out to eat and it means going to a restaurant. Maybe you don't want to sit inside, you could say, "Oh, it's such a beautiful day outside. Can we get a table on the patio? Can we get a table on the patio?" I usually order grilled chicken, but do you have any specials today? I haven't eaten here before, what do you recommend? Okay, I think I'd like the Caesar salad, please.

I'm not very hungry, do you want to share a pizza with me? Can I get a refill on my drink when I get the chance? Thank you. How is your food? It looks delicious. I think I'll order that next time. Can you bring me a takeaway box? I think I'd like to save this for later. Thank you. In the United States it is very common to get a to-go box because, yes, just like the stereotype, our food portions are huge and it is okay to take home leftovers in a to-go box. We sometimes call it a doggy bag.

It doesn't look like a dog, it's not really for your dog, but you can call it a carry box or a dog bag. I know we just had a great dinner, but let's splurge and have dessert too. What do you think? 10 common expressions about playing with your children. It seems like little and big kids always want to fight and play hard. My kids always seem to want to eat a snack. How about yours? Wow, look at that tall Lego tower you made. It's a beautiful day for a bike ride down the street. Sometimes doing a puzzle is a great way to calm down and relax.

It is very satisfying to hit a baseball even if you play alone. There's nothing more fun than going down a slide into a huge pile of leaves. My kids love to make chalk on a shady part of the path. Me too. The first thing my son does in the morning is pick raspberries in our backyard. Sometimes my son gets so tired that he takes a nap in the middle of the floor. How nice. 10 phrases to relax at the end of the day. Oh, what a day. I am very happy to finally be home. But before I can relax, I really need to finish some tasks.

I just spent a few minutes tidying up the house, so now I can relax on the couch. After a long day, some people just like to unwind and watch TV. Or you can use the funny expression: "At the end of a long day, I like to relax and watch TV." This comes from the word vegetable because, let's be honest, when you watch TV, your brain is like a vegetable, it doesn't do much. But sometimes it's nice to just kick back and watch TV. Before I go to bed, I like to catch up on the book I'm reading.

So interesting. At the end of a long day, I like to just relax. Maybe that's watching some TV. Maybe that's reading my book. I don't want to do much, I just want to relax. What can you say to someone who has had a really long day? Well, if he has come to your house as a guest, when you open the door and greet him, you could say, "Make yourself at home." This means they will feel comfortable in your home. "Make yourself at home. Open the closet. Bring yourself a glass of water if you want. Feel free to sit down.

Don't worry about any formal rules. Make yourself at home." Or you could say to your loved one, "Ugh, I see he's had a long day. Why don't you put your feet up and I'll get you a glass of water?" Put your feet up, maybe sit on the couch, put your feet up and I'll get you a glass of water. Don't worry, I got it. If you've had a busy month or year, you might say, "I'm so grateful for our vacation. I really need some rest and relaxation." This is not a railway. This means rest, relaxation. Some people say it means to recover.

This means that you are relaxing and regaining strength. We often see this in writing: "I'm going to get some rest this weekend in the mountains. I'll be back later." But you can also use this in a conversation. 10 expressions for your nighttime routine. It's finally the end of the day. Well, before I go to bed, I always check that I have locked the door. After that, I walk around the house and turn off the lights. I already read bedtime stories to my two children, they are asleep, so I need to quietly tiptoe to my room so they don't wake up.

Come on. Before going to bed, I need to take a shower to be clean before going to bed. Then I need to brush my teeth. Usually when you brush your teeth, you brush your teeth and then spit and rinse your mouth. Finally, it's time to get comfortable for the day, put on my pajamas, and put the clothes in the laundry basket. Every night before I go to bed, I check my alarm. I want to make sure I don't fall asleep. Finally, it's time to go to sleep. I can curl up under the covers and fall asleep.

Good night. Congratulations on learning 100 important phrases to talk about your daily routine in English. Now, let's move on to the 100 most common words used in English. Come on. Alright, are you ready to get started? Put on your English vocabulary helmet and let's start with number one. Baby. Baby. My friend just announced that she is having a baby. Child. Child. When she was a child she wanted to be older. And now that I'm older I want to be a child again. Father. Father. Now that I'm a father, I understand my parents much better. Pet. Pet. My first pet was a hermit crab and I had him for five years.

Family. Family. Note the pronunciation here. In fast English, we omit the middle I. Fam-ly. Family. I love spending time with my family. Home. Home. I love coming home to my family at the end of a long day. Car. Car. How old were you when you first drove a car? In my case, I helped pilot a small plane before driving a car. I was maybe 15 years old and I worked at a small airport. It was an exchange. I was able to help with the airplanes and she taught me something about how to fly small airplanes, so I have an unusual story.

Garage. Garage. This is the American English pronunciation with hard G sounds. Garage. Garage. I parked my car in the garage to protect it. Room. Room. Everyone looked at her when she entered the room. I wonder why. Relationship. Relationship. I formed some meaningful relationships when I was in college. Friend. Friend. We have been friends since I was five years old. Person. Person. If you are the last person in the room, turn off the lights. School. School. I never really enjoyed school and maybe that's why I became an online English teacher. Book. Book. I was so interested in that book that I read it until 3:00 a.m.

Teacher. Teacher. I am very happy to be your English teacher. Student. Student. Thank you for being my student. Education. Education. Notice this pronunciation, the D sounds like gee, egucation. You can get a good education in many different ways. Information. Information. I need more information before I can make a decision. Cluster. Cluster. Many of my students meet with a speaking group once a week and you can do it too. If you join my course, Fearless Fluency Club, you can meet thousands of motivated English learners and practice speaking together. There is a link in the description. I'd love to see you there.

Equipment. Equipment. I was very happy when my team won the championship. Subject. Subject. Mathematics was never my best subject. I knew it from a very early age. Class. Class. Have you ever attended an in-person English class? Project. Project. My husband's new project is to build a new fence for our chickens. It's a great project. Investigation. Investigation. Please note that this is the American English pronunciation. We emphasize re and we do not emphasize search, investigation. I never buy something big without doing a little research first. Result. Result. If you want good results, you have to work hard.

Reason. Reason. Notice that the S sounds like a Z, right. Reason. You better have a good reason for being late. Change. Change. Working in the library instead of at home was a nice change of scenery. Desk. Desk. This desk belonged to my grandmother when she was a student. Computer. Computer. Notice that the T changes to a D sound in American English. Computer. Computer. I have been using this computer for over six years and it still works great. That is incredible. Mouse. Mouse. I screamed as the mouse ran across the floor. Or it could be this device.

I click the mouse when I want to go to the next page. Screen. Screen. Oh no, I dropped my phone and now the screen is broken. Work. Work. I have a lot of work to do today. Job. Job. My first job was at the airport, as I just told you. And you, what was your first job? Career. Career. Instead of a traditional teaching career, I decided to start an online business. Company. Company. My dad has worked for the same engineering company for over 30 years. Business. Business. In my opinion, construction is a difficult business. It is very physically demanding.

Place. Place. What is your favorite place you have visited? Let me know in the comments. System. System. The typical classroom language learning system does not work. Maybe that's why you're here. Program. Program. My son had a lot of fun at the summer program he attended. Government. Government. It is important to be informed about the local government of it. Community. Community. Notice that this T changes to a D in American English, community. I love the community I live in. The people are very kind, friendly and welcoming. City. City. Also, this word has a T that changes to D.

Cidy. I always wanted to live in a city, but then I realized that there are a lot of people and a lot of noise. County or county. County. The county I live in has the best schools in the entire state. State. State. I live in the state of North Carolina. Region. Region. I'd love tovisit the wine region of Spain. It sounds amazing. Area. Area. What is your favorite restaurant in the downtown area of ​​your city? ADDRESS. ADDRESS. If you want to send me a postcard, my address is in the description. I would love to receive a postcard from you.

Minute. Minute. I'll be ready in a minute, I'm almost done with my hair. Hour. Hour. Note that the H is silent, ours. We waited an hour for our table in the elegant restaurant. Day. Day. I haven't eaten all day, I'm starving. Week. Week. I am very excited to spend a week at the beach. Weekend. Weekend. My family likes to go hiking on weekends. Laborable day. Laborable day. Generally, the bank is only open from Monday to Friday. Tomorrow. Tomorrow. I like to finish all my work in the morning, so I have the rest of the day to do whatever I want.

Good night. Don't forget to turn on your car's headlights when driving at night. Month. Month. I have my bills set up for automatic payment, so I don't need to think about them every month. They are paid automatically. Year. Year. My husband and I have been married for almost 12 years. Amazing. Season. Season. Fall is my favorite season because I love the fresh air and watching the leaves change. And you, what is your favorite season? Decade. Decade. I can't believe it's been over a decade since I graduated college. Time flies. Game. Game. Did you see the baseball game last night?

Party. Party. Notice that the T changes to a D here in American English. In my opinion, there is no perfect political party. Everyone has something wrong. Event. Event. I'm planning a fundraising event for a local charity. Time. Time. What time is it? Oh no, I'm late. Stuff. Stuff. What's that big thing on the counter? It's a mystery. Moment. Moment. For a moment I forgot why I entered the room and then I remembered, "Oh yeah, I need my umbrella." Idea. Idea. I have an idea for how we can improve our performance at work: more naps. Hobby. Hobby.

Flying an airplane seems like a cool hobby, but it's actually expensive. Club. Club. My friends and I had a book club and it was a lot of fun. Library. Library. My family visits our local library about once a week. We love receiving new books. Museum. Museum. I usually find art museums overwhelming, but I loved the Orsay Museum in Paris. It was perfect. Art. Art. My neighbor is always making some kind of art. She is very creative. History. History. Do you know your family history? Store. Store. I'm going to the store to buy milk and bread. You need something?

Just a little note: in American English, when you say I'm going to the store, it almost always means going to the supermarket. Sometimes we just say the store, but it is implied that it is the grocery store. Groceries. Groceries. I went to the store to buy groceries and I forgot the two things I went to buy, milk and bread. Oops. Park. Park. My son loves going to our local park because he has a nice lake with lots of ducks. Equipment. Equipment. I think he could fix our car if he had the right equipment. Café. Café. My friend decided to open a coffee shop, but instead of a building, he is in a double-decker bus.

How cool. Health. Health. You can have all the money in the world, but if you are unhealthy, money doesn't matter. As they say, your health is your greatest wealth. Doctor. Doctor. I wasn't feeling well, so I decided to make an appointment with the doctor. Office. Office. I was nervous when my boss asked me to come to his office, but he was actually offering me a promotion. Hurrah. Nurse. Nurse. I thought about being a nurse, but seeing blood makes me feel bad. It wasn't a good option for me. Engineer. Engineer. My dad is an engineer, my husband's dad is an engineer.

I wonder if any of my children will become engineers. Tools. Tools. My husband is always buying new tools for projects around the house. Has it ever happened to you? Plane. Plane. The last time I flew on a commercial airliner, I contracted COVID. Yuck. Airport. Airport. It's a good idea to arrive at the airport early, especially if you're flying internationally. Bus. Bus. I was late for my appointment because I missed the bus. Train. Train. When the train left the station, I realized, "Oh no, I forgot my luggage." Hotel. Hotel. Our hotel was in the perfect location. It was close to public transportation, parks and many great places.

Pool. Pool. Do you want to come to my house and hang out by the pool? Beach. Beach. Make sure it has an E sound. Beech. Is. Some people love going to the beach in the summer, but I prefer to go when it's a little cooler, in spring or fall. Farm. Farm. I love visiting my friend who has a farm. There are so many cute little animals. Vacation. Vacation. What is your ideal vacation? Let me know in the comments. Street. Street. Our best friends just bought a house on our street. We are going to be neighbors. Building.

Building. I love the design of this building. It has a lot of natural light. Sign. Sign. Notice that the G is silent. Sign. Sign. The business sign says it should be open, but the door is closed. Forehead. Forehead. Oh no, I have a stain on the front of my shirt. Back. Back. I found this can of soup in the back of the pantry. Do you think it's still okay? Side. Side. I like to sleep on the left side of the bed. Beginning. Beginning. At the beginning of the movie, I liked that character, and then I realized, oh, he's the villain.

End. End. We just talked about the 100 most common nouns and now this is the end of the lesson. Congratulations on learning these 200 important expressions of daily life in English. Don't forget to download the free PDF worksheet, this 28-page worksheet, which includes all of these important phrases, definitions, and sample sentences. And at the end of the worksheet you can answer Vanessa's challenging question so you never forget what you've learned. You can click the link below this video to download the free 28-page worksheet today. It's my gift to you. Well, thank you very much for learning English with me and we'll see you again next Friday for a new lesson here on my YouTube channel.

Bye bye. But wait, do you want more? I recommend watching this video below, English Vocabulary in an Hour. Yes, you are going to level up your vocabulary even more. You'll learn some important words to describe people, including what's the opposite of someone tense and anxious. They are... Well, you will find out in this lesson. See you there.