Here is a practical, everyday-life list of 100 most-used verbs + 100 most-used nouns that native speakers actually say, hear and read every single day. They are grouped by life scene so you can picture them in action.
100 EVERYDAY VERBS
- wake
- get
- brush
- wash
- shower
- dress
- eat
- drink
- make
- cook
- boil
- fry
- cut
- open
- close
- turn
- switch
- charge
- check
- text
- call
- talk
- speak
- listen
- watch
- scroll
- like
- share
- post
- walk
- run
- drive
- ride
- catch
- miss
- wait
- hurry
- arrive
- leave
- go
- come
- return
- shop
- buy
- pay
- scan
- pack
- carry
- put
- take
- give
- receive
- send
- get
- find
- lose
- drop
- pick
- clean
- wipe
- sweep
- vacuum
- wash
- dry
- fold
- iron
- work
- start
- finish
- meet
- join
- sit
- stand
- queue
- order
- ask
- answer
- explain
- learn
- study
- read
- write
- type
- click
- save
- sleep
- dream
- relax
- play
- laugh
- smile
- cry
- feel
- love
- hate
- want
- need
- try
- stop
100 EVERYDAY NOUNS
- phone
- key
- wallet
- bag
- water
- coffee
- tea
- milk
- bread
- egg
- rice
- pasta
- chicken
- vegetable
- fruit
- fridge
- microwave
- plate
- spoon
- fork
- knife
- cup
- glass
- towel
- soap
- shampoo
- toothbrush
- toothpaste
- mirror
- bed
- pillow
- blanket
- light
- fan
- charger
- laptop
- screen
- app
- Wi-Fi
- password
- message
- photo
- video
- music
- headphone
- car
- bus
- train
- ticket
- station
- road
- traffic
- shop
- supermarket
- list
- cart
- cash
- card
- receipt
- price
- discount
- elevator
- stairs
- door
- window
- floor
- ceiling
- wall
- clock
- time
- morning
- afternoon
- night
- day
- week
- weekend
- job
- office
- desk
- chair
- meeting
- boss
- colleague
- lunch
- break
- school
- class
- teacher
- student
- book
- pen
- notebook
- homework
- test
- friend
- family
- mom
- dad
- home