200 words, you need to know English language learners

pronouns

Pronouns in English are divided into eight groups. We consider the most necessary of several groups. Given that some form of personal pronouns are the same, you must remember 40 words.

Personal pronouns

In the Russian language over of cases than in English. Instead of a few pronouns such as "he," "him," "his," "about it", the British use only one - him. This greatly simplifies the storing of words.

Possessive pronouns

They point out who owns this or that subject. For all deliveries, there is only one word form.

demonstrative pronouns

In this group, only four pronouns. They will help determine the number and distance of objects that are referenced by the speaker.

reflexive

You can easily remember these words, if you will understand in their structure. This group of pronouns is formed by self word that means "personality, the essence." And in the plural it changes to selves. Reflexive pronouns are translated the same way: "me," "myself" and "yourself", "ourselves".

indefinite pronoun

These pronouns can be added to the word body (if we are talking about sentient beings) or thing (In the case of inanimate objects), then they do not require setting behind noun. For example: everybody - «every man"; nothing - «nothing».

interrogative pronouns

These pronouns are needed for the questions.

nouns

Nouns in the English language very much, but not all of them are used in everyday speech. Therefore, we have chosen 50 the most important nouns, are worth knowing.

Man

• people - people;
• family - the family;
• woman - a woman;
• man - a man;
• girl - girl;
• boy - a boy;
• child - the child;
• friend - a friend;
• husband - the husband;
• wife - the wife;
• name - the name;
• head - the head;
• face - the face;
• hand - hand.

Time

• life - life;
• hour - hour;
• week - a week;
• day - the day;
• night - the night;
• month - the month;
• year - the year;
• time - time.

Nature

• world - the world;
• sun - the sun;
• animal - an animal;
• tree - the tree;
• water - water;
• food - food;
• fire - fire.

seats

• country - country;
• city ​​- a city;
• street - Street;
• work - work;
• school - school;
• shop - shop;
• house - house;
• room - bathroom.

objects

• car - car;
• paper - paper;
• pen - a pen;
• door - the door;
• chair - a chair;
• table - table;
• money - money.

intangible things

• way - the way, the way;
• end - the end;
• price - price;
• question - the question;
• answer - the answer;
• number - number.

Verbs

Perhaps you have heard about the terrible number of times in English - as much as 12! Needed to learn all of them to be fluent in this language.

But if you are just at the beginning, the main your task - to build lexicon and learn how to use verbs in the present tense. And it is very easy: verb (except be and have) is not changed at this time. Only in the third person singular ending -s added thereto.

Note the following 50 verbs in English:

• be - be;
• have - have;
• do - do;
• get - get;
• can - be able to;
• feel - to feel;
• live - live;
• love - love;
• want - want;
• say - to say;
• tell - talk;
• see - to see;
• hear - to hear;
• listen to - listen;
• believe - to believe;
• take - take;
• give - to give;
• go - go;
• run - run;
• walk - a walk;
• come - come;
• leave - to leave;
• sit - sit;
• stand - stand;
• make - do;
• know - to know;
• understand - understood;
• remember - remember;
• I think - think;
• bring - bring;
• find - find;
• lose - lose;
• use - use;
• work - work;
• study - learn;
• learn - to learn;
• ask - ask;
• answer - to answer;
• let - let;
• help - help;
• begin - start;
• play - to play;
• write - write;
• read - read;
• turn - to turn;
• meet - to meet;
• change - change;
• stop - stop;
• open - open;
• close - close.

prepositions

we shared 20 the most important English prepositions into several groups. These values ​​are the most basic, but depending on the context, these excuses can be translated differently.

adverbs

Adverbs report additional information and enrich the offer. First we need to remember 20 basic English dialects:

• always - always;
• never - never;
• also - also;
• just - just simply (for example: "I just want to say ...» = I just want to say ...);
• only - only;
• again - again;
• often - often;
• still - still;
• already - have;
• almost - almost;
• enough - enough;
• very - very much;
• sometimes - sometimes;
• now - right now;
• then - then;
• usually - usually;
• quickly - quickly;
• slowly - slowly;
• well - well;
• especially - especially.

adjectives

This part of the speech does not change either in childbirth or by numbers or on cases. We have compiled a list of the 20 the most relevant adjectives, with which you will be able to describe what you feel or see:

• good - good;
• bad - bad;
• new - new;
• young - young;
• old - old;
• big - great;
• small - small;
• long - long;
• low - lower;
• high - high;
• strong - strong;
• free - free;
• open - open;
• easy - easy;
• right - the faithful;
• wrong - wrong;
• hot - hot;
• cold - cold;
• happy - happy;
• ready - ready.

If you remember the 200 most used words, you can easily express their thoughts and understand the interlocutor.