Simple Sentences for beginners:
Come here, John. |
Do you like rap? |
What did you say? |
What did he say? |
I’ll come by 10. |
Do you like snow? |
Spring has come. |
I also like cake. |
Come and help us. |
I didn’t like it. |
Come with me. |
Life is fun. |
I like chocolate. |
Please come in. |
I like cats. |
I owe him my life. |
I like his music. |
Life is beautiful. |
I like red roses. |
Life is enjoyable. |
I like traveling. |
It’s all over. |
He will not say yes. |
It’s all over for us. |
She might come. |
Come and see me. |
I ache all over. |
He must be over fifty. |
Let’s get it over with. |
What is over there? |
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Simple English Sentences
Simple Sentences for beginners:
What did she say? |
Do what you like. |
Has he come yet? |
Will she come? |
I like winter. |
I like both. |
Can you come? |
Say it clearly. |
May I come in? |
She may come. |
I like jazz. |
I like him. |
I can’t say. |
He can come. |
Come with us. |
Please come. |
John burped. |
Wonderful! |
Sit here. |
I have time. |
I like cake. |
John smiled. |
I like tea. |
We’ll work. |
Speak up.- |
I felt that. |
I am sick. |
John voted. |
Who ate? |
John snores. |
Can you read. |
Let go of me. |
John’s coming. |
Anything else? |
I ran outside. |
She got angry. |
John’s trapped. |
He is a doctor. |
Is he a doctor? |
John is yelling. |
Are you doctors? |
Anybody will do. |
English Sentences for daily use
Everyone saw it. |
I have evidence. |
I want that bag. |
I’m eating here. |
I’ve heard that. |
Nothing changed. |
John came inside. |
We didn’t do it. |
Do you have time? |
I heard a scream. |
It’s a pineapple. |
The sky is clear. |
What did you say? |
Give me the sword. |
I’m bad at sports. |
That’s my brother. |
What does it cost? |
Hello, how are you? |
I’m not your enemy. |
I like him. |
Of course. |
This is new. |
John jumped. |
John inhaled. |
You called? |
No problem. |
Watch John. |
Come again. |
John clapped. |
Don’t wait. |
Leave me. |
Kiss John. |
I don’t cry. |