Most common sentences:
What is going on? |
Will you go with us? |
He tries hard. |
He likes to run. |
He’ll be here soon. |
He is lying. |
He was patient. |
I’ll be back soon. |
He can come. |
He seems tired. |
He fell backward. |
I worked on a farm. |
Let’s start with beer. |
He came by bus. |
He loves trains. |
I count on Tom. |
Stay here with us. |
He got angry. |
He felt at home. |
Don’t be sad. |
He ran. |
He came by car. |
He walks slowly. |
You’ll be OK. |
He runs. |
He doesn’t lie. |
He was standing. |
Don’t be angry. |
Who is he? |
He hated lying. |
He writes books. |
Get on the horse. |
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Daily use English sentences
Most common sentences:
I disagree with you. |
He was brave. |
He is unmarried. |
Don’t be absurd. |
He gave in. |
He is a writer. |
He’s a comedian. |
He must be tired. |
He is kind. |
He is outgoing. |
Is he breathing? |
Please be seated. |
He is nice. |
He looks young. |
What did he say? |
Come with me. |
He stood up. |
Is he Japanese? |
That would be fine. |
He is smart. |
He’s an author. |
She is on a diet. |
She agreed with him. |
He hugged her. |
He is very kind. |
We depend on you. |
She danced with him. |
He shot at me. |
He just arrived. |
It’s on me. |
Come with us. |
He’s not in. |
Has he come yet? |
Spoken English Sentences for Beginners
Put your hat on. |
Come along with me. |
He has a car. |
He has gone out. |
Turn on the radio. |
I’m walking with her. |
He’s studying. |
He lost his job. |
The light is on. |
Come along with us. |
He is French. |
He has ten cows. |
Don’t tell on me. |
She lives with him. |
He was alone. |
He is a teacher. |
She must be angry. |
He has guts. |
He was at home. |
He gave it to me. |
I’m on a diet. |
I agree with you. |
He’s strong. |
He began to run. |
I seem to be lost. |
He’s smart. |
He sang a song. |
He broke the law. |
Don’t tell on me. |
I’m angry with her. |
He loves her. |
He is a painter. |
She must be sick. |
He is sick. |
He loves music. |
He became famous. |