Tự học tiếng anh 03: 100 từ thông dụng nhất trong tiếng anh rất hữu ích

1. the /ðə/
   • The cat sat on the mat.
   • What is the time?
2. be /biː/
   • I want to be a doctor.
   • They will be here soon.
3. to /tuː/
   • I need to go to the store.
   • It’s important to study.
4. of /əv/
   • That is a picture of my family.
   • He is a friend of mine.
5. a /ə/
   • I saw a bird in the tree.
   • She has a new car.
6. in /ɪn/
   • The book is in the bag.
   • We live in a big city.
7. have /hæv/
   • I have a dog.
   • Do you have any questions?
8. it /ɪt/
   • It is raining outside.
   • I like it very much.
9. that /ðæt/
   • That is my house over there.
   • I didn’t know that.
10. for /fɔːr/
    • This gift is for you.
    • We went for a walk.
11. they /ðeɪ/
    • They are playing in the park.
    • Where did they go?
12. I /aɪ/
    • I am happy to see you.
    • I like to read books.
13. with /wɪð/
    • I will go with you.
    • She came with her brother.
14. as /æz/
    • He is as tall as his father.
    • As soon as possible.
15. not /nɒt/
    • I do not like coffee.
    • She is not here.
16. on /ɒn/
    • The book is on the table.
    • He lives on the next street.
17. she /ʃiː/
    • She is a teacher.
    • What did she say?
18. at /æt/
    • I will meet you at the station.
    • The movie starts at 7 pm.
19. by /baɪ/
    • The letter was sent by mail.
    • He sat by the window.
20. this /ðɪs/
    • This is my new phone.
    • Did you see this?
21. we /wiː/
    • We are going on vacation.
    • We had a great time.
22. you /juː/
    • How are you today?
    • Can I help you?
23. do /duː/
    • What do you want to do?
    • Do you speak English?
24. but /bʌt/
    • I want to go, but I am tired.
    • It is small but useful.
25. from /frɒm/
    • He is from Canada.
    • Where did you get this?
26. or /ɔːr/
    • Do you want tea or coffee?
    • Is it black or white?
27. which /wɪtʃ/
    • Which one do you prefer?
    • I don’t know which way to go.
28. one /wʌn/
    • I have one brother.
    • This is the one I want.
29. would /wʊd/
    • I would like some water.
    • Would you please help me?
30. all /ɔːl/
    • All the students are here.
    • I ate all of it.
31. will /wɪl/
    • I will call you later.
    • They will arrive tomorrow.
32. there /ðeər/
    • There is a cat on the roof.
    • I went there last week.
33. their /ðeər/
    • They live in their new house.
    • What are their names?
34. what /wɒt/
    • What is your name?
    • I don’t know what happened.
35. so /soʊ/
    • It was so hot yesterday.
    • So, what do you think?
36. up /ʌp/
    • The sun is coming up.
    • Look up at the sky.
37. more /mɔːr/
    • I need more time.
    • Can I have some more?
38. out /aʊt/
    • Let’s go out for dinner.
    • The cat ran out of the house.
39. if /ɪf/
    • I will go if you go.
    • What if it rains?
40. about /əˈbaʊt/
    • The movie is about a young boy.
    • What are you talking about?
41. who /huː/
    • Who is that man?
    • I don’t know who she is.
42. get /ɡet/
    • I need to get a new phone.
    • What time did you get here?
43. which /wɪtʃ/
    • Which way should we go?
    • I don’t know which one to choose.
44. go /ɡoʊ/
    • Let’s go to the beach.
    • I have to go now.
45. me /miː/
    • Can you help me?
    • She gave it to me.
46. when /wen/
    • When will you arrive?
    • I don’t know when it happened.
47. make /meɪk/
    • I want to make a cake.
    • They make good coffee here.
48. can /kæn/
    • I can swim very well.
    • Can you open the door?
49. like /laɪk/
    • I like to play sports.
    • What is she like?
50. time /taɪm/
    • What time is it?
    • I don’t have much time.
51. no /noʊ/
    • No, thank you.
    • There is no sugar left.
52. just /dʒʌst/
    • I just arrived.
    • It’s just a joke.
53. him /hɪm/
    • I saw him yesterday.
    • Can you give this to him?
54. know /noʊ/
    • I know her very well.
    • Do you know the answer?
55. take /teɪk/
    • Please take a seat.
    • I will take this one.
56. people /ˈpiːpl̩/
    • There were many people at the party.
    • People are friendly here.
57. into /ˈɪntuː/
    • The cat jumped into the box.
    • They went into the house.
58. year /jɪər/
    • This is my first year here.
    • The new year starts in January.
59. your /jʊər/
    • What is your name?
    • Is this your car?
60. good /ɡʊd/
    • Have a good day.
    • The food was very good.
61. some /sʌm/
    • I would like some coffee.
    • There are some books on the table.
62. could /kʊd/
    • Could you please help me?
    • I could not believe it.
63. them /ðem/
    • I saw them at the park.
    • Can you tell them the news?
64. see /siː/
    • I can see the ocean from here.
    • Did you see that movie?
65. other /ˈʌðər/
    • I have no other options.
    • What are the other possibilities?
66. than /ðæn/
    • He is taller than his brother.
    • I like this more than that.
67. then /ðen/
    • First, we eat, then we go out.
    • What happened then?
68. now /naʊ/
    • What are you doing now?
    • I need it right now.
69. look /lʊk/
    • Look at that beautiful bird.
    • Can you look after my cat?
70. only /ˈoʊnli/
    • I have only one ticket.
    • This is the only way.
71. come /kʌm/
    • Please come in.
    • When will you come back?
72. over /ˈoʊvər/
    • The plane flew over the city.
    • Let’s talk over coffee.
73. think /θɪŋk/
    • What do you think about this?
    • I think it will rain.
74. also /ˈɔːlsoʊ/
    • I like to swim and also to read.
    • She is a doctor and also a writer.
75. back /bæk/
    • I will be back soon.
    • He went back home.
76. after /ˈæftər/
    • I will call you after dinner.
    • What happened after that?
77. use /juːz/
    • Can I use your phone?
    • This is how you use it.
78. two /tuː/
    • I have two sisters.
    • We need two more chairs.
79. how /haʊ/
    • How are you feeling?
    • Do you know how to cook?
80. our /aʊər/
    • This is our house.
    • What is our plan?
81. work /wɜːrk/
    • I go to work every day.
    • He is busy with work.
82. first /fɜːrst/
    • This is my first time here.
    • Who finished first?
83. well /wel/
    • I am feeling well, thank you.
    • She sings very well.
84. even /ˈiːvən/
    • Even if it rains, we will go.
    • He didn’t even say goodbye.
85. new /njuː/
    • I have a new job.
    • They bought a new car.
86. want /wɒnt/
    • I want some pizza.
    • Do you want to come with me?
87. because /bɪˈkɒz/
    • I am tired because I slept late.
    • He was happy because he won.
88. any /ˈeni/
    • Do you have any questions?
    • I don’t have any money.
89. these /ðiːz/
    • These are my new shoes.
    • Do you like these flowers?
90. give /ɡɪv/
    • Can you give me a hand?
    • They gave us a present.
91. day /deɪ/
    • Have a nice day.
    • What day is it today?
92. most /moʊst/
    • Most people like coffee.
    • This is the most beautiful place.
93. us /ʌs/
    • Can you help us?
    • They invited us to their party.
94. very /ˈveri/
    • It is very cold outside.
    • Thank you very much.
95. through /θruː/
    • The train went through the tunnel.
    • We walked through the forest.
96. under /ˈʌndər/
    • The cat is under the table.
    • The boat went under the bridge.
97. need /niːd/
    • I need some help.
    • Do you need anything else?
98. where /weər/
    • Where do you live?
    • I don’t know where it is.
99. before /bɪˈfɔːr/
    • I have seen this movie before.
    • Please come before 5 pm.
100. around /əˈraʊnd/
     • The Earth goes around the sun.
     • There are trees all around the house.