Vocabulary
What Would You Say?
Fix the English
What Does That Mean
Everyday English
100

What word means very large?


Big/ Huge

100

Someone says, “How are you?” What could you say?


I’m good/fine/great. (Accept similar answers.)


100

Fix it: “She happy.”


She is happy.

100

Someone says, “I’m tired.” How do they feel?


They need rest / don’t have much energy.


100

Where would you go to buy groceries?


Grocery store / supermarket.


200

What word means not difficult?


Easy

200

Someone gives you a gift. What do you say?


Thank You

200

Fix it: “He have a dog.”


He has a dog. 

200

Someone says, “I’m starving.” What do they mean?


They’re very hungry.


200

What do you use to unlock a door?


A key or keypad 

300

What word means to speak with another person?


Talk

300

You need to get past someone who is blocking the way. What do you say?


Excuse Me

300

Fix it: “I go to the store yesterday.”


I went to the store yesterday. 

300

Someone says, “Hold on.” What should you do?


Wait

300

You’re at a restaurant and you’re ready to pay. What do you ask for?


The check / bill.


400

What word means to pick between two or more things?


Choose

400

You didn’t hear what someone said. What could you say?


Could you repeat that? / Can you say that again?


400

Fix it: “She don’t like pizza.”


She doesn’t like pizza. 

400

Someone says, “No worries.” What does that mean?


It’s okay / Don’t worry about it.


400

You bought a shirt, but it’s too small. What might you ask the store to do?


Exchange it / return it.


500

What word means to get better at something?


Improve

500

You don’t understand your assignment. What could you say to your teacher?


Can you explain this? / I don’t understand. Can you help me?


500

Fix it: “We was late for school.”


We were late for school. 

500

Someone says, “It’s up to you.” What does that mean?


You can decide / It’s your choice.


500

You’re going to be late for work. What should you do?


Call/text your boss or supervisor and tell them you’ll be late.