● Band 2 of 10
Words 101–200: Everyday Verbs & People
The verbs you use every day, plus words for people, family, and time.
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남자an adult male person“That man is my uncle.”
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| # | Word | Part of speech | Meaning | Example |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 101 | man | noun | an adult male person | That man is my uncle. |
| 102 | woman | noun | an adult female person | A woman answered the phone. |
| 103 | child | noun | a young person; a boy or girl | The child is drawing a picture. |
| 104 | find | verb | to discover something you were looking for | I can't find my keys. |
| 105 | here | adv. | in this place | Please sit here. |
| 106 | thing | noun | an object, or something that happens | What is that thing on the desk? |
| 107 | tell | verb | to give information to someone | Tell me the truth. |
| 108 | many | det. | a large number of | Many birds fly south in winter. |
| 109 | life | noun | being alive; the time you are alive | Life in the city is busy. |
| 110 | still | adv. | continuing until now | Are you still awake? |
| 111 | hand | noun | the part of your body at the end of your arm | Raise your hand to answer. |
| 112 | high | adj. | far above the ground; tall | That mountain is very high. |
| 113 | right | adj. | correct, or the opposite of left | Your answer is right. |
| 114 | old | adj. | having lived or existed for a long time | This is an old temple. |
| 115 | big | adj. | large in size | They live in a big house. |
| 116 | small | adj. | little in size | A small cat sat on the wall. |
| 117 | next | adj. | coming right after this one | Get off at the next stop. |
| 118 | early | adv. | before the usual time | I wake up early every day. |
| 119 | young | adj. | not old; having lived a short time | She is too young to drive. |
| 120 | important | adj. | mattering a lot | Sleep is important for health. |
| 121 | few | det. | a small number of | Only a few people came. |
| 122 | bad | adj. | not good | The weather is bad today. |
| 123 | same | adj. | not different; exactly like another | We wear the same size. |
| 124 | able | adj. | having the power or skill to do something | She is able to read fast. |
| 125 | call | verb | to phone someone, or to name someone | Call me when you arrive. |
| 126 | try | verb | to make an effort to do something | Try this soup, it's great. |
| 127 | ask | verb | to say a question, or request something | Ask the teacher for help. |
| 128 | need | verb | to require something | Plants need water and light. |
| 129 | feel | verb | to sense an emotion or touch | I feel happy today. |
| 130 | become | verb | to change into something | Tadpoles become frogs. |
| 131 | leave | verb | to go away from a place | The train leaves at nine. |
| 132 | put | verb | to place something somewhere | Put the cup on the shelf. |
| 133 | mean | verb | to have as a meaning | What does this word mean? |
| 134 | keep | verb | to continue having or doing something | Keep the change, please. |
| 135 | let | verb | to allow something to happen | Let me carry that for you. |
| 136 | begin | verb | to start | Classes begin at eight. |
| 137 | seem | verb | to appear to be a certain way | You seem tired today. |
| 138 | help | verb | to make things easier for someone | Can I help you with the bags? |
| 139 | talk | verb | to speak with someone | We talked for hours. |
| 140 | turn | verb | to change direction, or rotate | Turn left at the corner. |
| 141 | start | verb | to begin doing something | The show starts soon. |
| 142 | show | verb | to let someone see something | Show me your new phone. |
| 143 | hear | verb | to notice sound with your ears | Did you hear that noise? |
| 144 | play | verb | to have fun, or make music | The kids play in the yard. |
| 145 | run | verb | to move very fast on your feet | I run every morning. |
| 146 | move | verb | to change place or position | Don't move, there's a bee. |
| 147 | live | verb | to have your home somewhere; to be alive | They live near the river. |
| 148 | believe | verb | to think something is true | I believe you. |
| 149 | hold | verb | to have something in your hands | Hold my hand while we cross. |
| 150 | bring | verb | to carry something to a place | Bring your notebook tomorrow. |
| 151 | happen | verb | to take place; to occur | What happened to your arm? |
| 152 | write | verb | to put words on paper or a screen | Write your name here. |
| 153 | sit | verb | to rest on a chair or the floor | Sit next to me. |
| 154 | stand | verb | to be on your feet | Please stand in line. |
| 155 | lose | verb | to not have something anymore; to not win | Don't lose your ticket. |
| 156 | pay | verb | to give money for something | I'll pay for lunch today. |
| 157 | meet | verb | to see and talk to someone | Nice to meet you. |
| 158 | continue | verb | to keep doing something | Please continue your story. |
| 159 | set | verb | to put in place; to fix a time | Set the alarm for six. |
| 160 | learn | verb | to get new knowledge or skill | I want to learn English. |
| 161 | change | verb | to make or become different | Can we change the plan? |
| 162 | understand | verb | to know what something means | Now I understand the rule. |
| 163 | watch | verb | to look at something for a time | We watch movies on Fridays. |
| 164 | follow | verb | to go behind someone; to obey | Follow me, please. |
| 165 | stop | verb | to end a movement or action | The bus stopped suddenly. |
| 166 | speak | verb | to say words; to talk | Do you speak English? |
| 167 | read | verb | to look at words and understand them | I read before bed. |
| 168 | spend | verb | to use money or time | Don't spend all your money. |
| 169 | grow | verb | to get bigger; to raise plants | These trees grow fast. |
| 170 | open | verb | to move something so it is not closed | Open the window, please. |
| 171 | walk | verb | to move on your feet at normal speed | Let's walk to the park. |
| 172 | win | verb | to be first in a game or contest | Our team will win tonight. |
| 173 | remember | verb | to keep something in your mind | Remember to lock the door. |
| 174 | love | verb | to care about someone or something a lot | I love my family. |
| 175 | buy | verb | to get something by paying money | I need to buy milk. |
| 176 | wait | verb | to stay until something happens | Wait for the green light. |
| 177 | send | verb | to make something go to another place | Send me a photo. |
| 178 | stay | verb | to remain in a place | Stay home and rest. |
| 179 | fall | verb | to drop down from a higher place | Leaves fall in autumn. |
| 180 | cut | verb | to divide something with a knife or scissors | Cut the paper in half. |
| 181 | eat | verb | to put food in your mouth and swallow | We eat dinner at seven. |
| 182 | drink | verb | to swallow a liquid | Drink plenty of water. |
| 183 | sleep | verb | to rest with your eyes closed at night | Babies sleep a lot. |
| 184 | family | noun | parents, children, and relatives | My family has four people. |
| 185 | mother | noun | a female parent | My mother cooks well. |
| 186 | father | noun | a male parent | His father is a driver. |
| 187 | friend | noun | a person you like and know well | She is my best friend. |
| 188 | week | noun | seven days | See you next week. |
| 189 | month | noun | one of the 12 parts of a year | My birthday is this month. |
| 190 | night | noun | the dark time when the sun is down | The stars shine at night. |
| 191 | morning | noun | the early part of the day | I jog in the morning. |
| 192 | hour | noun | 60 minutes | The trip takes one hour. |
| 193 | minute | noun | 60 seconds | Wait a minute, please. |
| 194 | today | adv. | on this day | Today is my day off. |
| 195 | tomorrow | adv. | on the day after today | It may snow tomorrow. |
| 196 | yesterday | adv. | on the day before today | I was busy yesterday. |
| 197 | name | noun | what a person or thing is called | My name is Mina. |
| 198 | home | noun | the place where you live | I'm going home now. |
| 199 | person | noun | one human being | She is a kind person. |
| 200 | hello | interj. | a word you say when you meet someone | Hello! How are you? |