Spoken English//How to Boost Vocabulary and Phrase to speak English

Spoken English//How to Boost Vocabulary and Phrase to speak English 

Word Boosting: Learn some Common words used in English sentence

Words are the root of sentence formation. Finding appropriate words for proper meaning is really tough in English language. Some common words randomly arranged here those are frequently used to communicate in English. Learn these words.

Group one:

A, An, The, This, That, These, Those, There, Here, What, Who, When, Why, Where, Whose, Whom, How, However, Whatever, Wherever, Whenever, Whoever, How many, How much, Is, Am, Are, Was, Were, Has, Have, Had, Shall, Will, Can, Could, May, Should, Would, Might, Must, Used to, Have to, Has to, Had to, Need, Dare, Ought to, In, On, At, By, With, For, Since, From, Into, Onto, Beside, Under, Below, Above, Towards, Between, Behind, Sufficient, Barrel of, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, December, Day, Night, Full moon, Fortnight, Bright fortnight, Dark fortnight, New moon, Crescent, One , Two, Three, Four, Five, Six, Seven, Eight, Nine, Ten, Eleven, Twelve, Thirteen, Fourteen, Fifteen, Sixteen, Seventeen, Eighteen, Nineteen, Twenty, Thirty, Forty, Fifty, Sixty,

Group two:

Litter of, Kilo of, Dozens of, Sheet of , Spoon of, Cup of, Red, Green, Blue, Yellow, Black, White, Grey, Indigo, Violate, Silver, Golden, Platinum, Metallic, Iron, Cupper, Gold, Silver, Bronze, Brass, Still, Steel,  Sweet, Salty, Bitter, Sour, Monday, Tuesday , Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, January, February, March, Honorable, Respected, Sir, Madam, Miss, Mister, Hi, Excuse me, Thank, Pardon, Sorry, Kindly, Please, Grateful, Wonderful, Miracle, Good job, Very sad, Terrible, Horrible, Panic, Sure, Of course, Only, Also, Too, To, Upon, So, If, Hence, Welcome, Thanks a lot, Plenty of, Bunch of, Pinch of, Basket of, Bundle of, Packet of, Sack of, Bag of, Celling, Above, Beneath, Through, Along with, Across, Unless / if not, Until, Till, Around, Against, Each, Every.

Group three:

Each other, One another, Everybody, Anybody, Some body, No body, Over, Before, After, Out, Hurrah!, Hurry up, Marvelous, Well done, Keep it up, Carry on,Congratulation,Hello,Yes,No,Hey,Fine,Bad,Verygood,Well,Awesome,Outstanding,Enough,Seventy, Vegetables, Pickle, Ketchup, Chili sauce, Tomato sauce, Baked rice, Pasta, Pizza, Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Supper, Fish, Prawn, Lobster, Shark, Blue whale, Cat fish, Salty fish, Normal fish, Edible oil, Edible fish, Mineral water, Salty water, Sweet water, Syrup, Juice, Fruit juice, Crab, Marine animal, Octopus, Walrus, Platypus, Monkey, Bird, Parrot, Dolphin, Sparrow, Crocodile, Snake, Boa, Python, Cobra, Peacock, Cardamom, Clove, Sugar, Jiggery, Flatten rice, Flour, Green gram, Black gram, Gram, Tea, Leaf, Sweets, Stuffed cake, Oven, Hearth, Heater, Stove,Gascylinder,Pot,Cauldron,Plate,Basin,Cup,Saucer,Tray,Spoon,Pitpat,Pitcher,Bucket,Knife,Fork,Pincers,Utensils,Trolley,Frypan,Sauce pan,Grinder,Jar,Jug,Mug,Container,Potato,Tomato,Brinjal,Cabbage,Cauliflower,Onion,Drumstick,Green chili,Redchilly,

Group four:

Peeper,Cumin,Coriander,Turmeric,Garlic,Ginger,Okra,Ladiesfinger,Pumpkin,Melon,Water melon,Cucumber,Spinach,Paddy,Wheat,Beans,Cinnamon,Pea,Peanut,Spice,Spice powder,Spicepaste,Grilledfood,Junkfood,Friedfood,Boiledfood,Stalefood,Freshfood,Oilyfood,Halfboiled,Rawfood,Curry,Eighty,Ninety,Hundred,Thousand,Tenthousand,Lakh,Tenlakh,Hundred lakh (Crore),Million,Ten million,Billion,5 O’ clock,Half past five,Quarter to five,Ten to five,AM,PM,Five past four.Flower,Jasmine,Marigold,Hibiscus,Rose,Dahlia,Sunflower,Zinnia,Oleander, Apple,Guava,Pineapple,Jackalfruit,Orange,Lemon,Strawberry,Raspberry,Bellfruit,Fig,Custardapple,Nuts,Banana,Grapes,Reptile, Chameleon, Coconut, Engine, Seat, Hood, Wheel, Staring, Break, Clutch,

Group five:

Gear, Driver, Passenger, Body, Limbs, Head, Hand, Leg, Hair, Ear, Eye, Nose, Arm, Finger, Elbow, Bally, Stomach, Chest, Arm pit, Neck, Ankle, Knee, Thigh, Waist, Back bone, Toe, Middle finger, Ring finger, Little finger, Fore finger, Thumb, Heal, Palm, Sole, Feet, Buttock, Betel nut, Branch, Trunk, Papaya, Roots, Sweet potato, Beet, Carrot, Radish, Kangaroo, Hyena, Jackal, Fox, Vixen, Lilly flower, Sugar can, Boat, Ship, Airplane, Motor, Vehicle, Bike, Cycle, Car, Jeep, Two wheeler, Four wheeler, Lorry, Truck, Bus, Tempo, Tractor, Power tiller, Petrol, Diesel, Crude oil, Pure oil, Milk, Calf, Distilled, Fuel, Butter fly, Lizard, Cockroach, Frog, Tadpole, Insect, Bug, Worm, Book worm, Earth worm, White ant, Ant, Snail, Conch, Plankton,

Group six:

Nectar, Medicine plant, Basils plant, Plant, Bush, Shrub, Creeper,Banyantree,Mango,Mangotree,Sandalwood,Jam,Jelly,Mintleaf,Flavor,Fragrance,Perfume,Teak,Grass,Forest,Mangrove,Danceforest,Rainforest,Cactus,Datetree,Palm tree, Dinosaurs,Hen,Cock,Crow,Crane,Duck,Dragon fly,Wasp,Moth,Dog,Puppy,Cat,Kitten,Duckling,Horse,Colt,Cow,Calf,Ox,Bull,Lion,Cub,Tiger,Leopard,Panther,Deer,Donkey,Bison,Antelope,Wild beast,Boar,Buffalo,Ass,Porcupine,Owl,Kite,Vulture,Eagle,Ostriches,King fisher,Mongoose,Pillow, Bed sheet, Book, Note book, Pen, Pencil, Eraser, Sharpener, Divider, Compass, Rounder, Scale, Protractor, Setsquare, Roller, School, College, Teacher, Professor, Lecturer, Students, Counselor, Headmaster, Principal, Leader, Union, University, Doctor, Patient, Medical, Hospital, Treatment.

Group seven:

Ambulance, Blood, Operation, Surgery, Heart, Diarrhea, Missiles, Bronchitis, Cough, Cold, Electricity, Bulb, Tube light, Charge light, Torch light, Wire, Switch, Plug, Socket, Iron box, Mouse, Printer, Key board, Laptop, Cell phone, Battery, Charger, Bottle, Dressing table, Dining table, Mirror, Comb, Hair oil, Vermillion, Cosmetics, Face cream, Face wash, Shampoo, Soap, Detergent,  Phenyl, Wiper, Mop, Instruments, Screwdriver, Hammer, Plier, Nail, Screw, Rope, Winnowing, fan, Clothes, Dress, Shirt, Pant, Trousers, Shorts, Frock, Shirt, Under wear, Ladies wear, Gents wear, Jeans, Woolen clothe, Sweater, Jacket, Shoes, Sandal, Canvas, Leather, Rubber, Plastic, Broom, Door, Window, Ventilator, Door closer, Lift, Elevator, Ladder, Wall, Balcony, Terrace, Veranda, Floor, Drawing room,

Group eight:

Dressing room, Dining room, Bed room, Kitchen, Bath room, Toilet, Washroom, Skin, Headache, Blink, Eye pulp, Eye pupil, Eye lash, Retina, Ear drum, Ear wax, Eye wax, Nail, Fur, Vagina, Penis, Anus, Ailments, Disease, Beak, Claw, Fist, Clap, Mouth, Tongue, Tooth, Teeth, Throat, Tail, Computer, Television, Furniture, Table, Chair, Cupboard, Moving chair, Sofa set, Cot, Plank, Cradle, Bed, Bed sheet, Blanket, Towel,Forecast, foremost, highest, Run, Bend, Bind, Boost, Catch, Charge, Develop, Drag, Faint, Fetch, Fold, Hide, Hold, Improve, Increase, Jump, Knit, Learn, Lend, Match, Mend, Merge, Move, Offer, Pack, Paint, Part, Pave, Praise, Pray, Reduce, Rest, See, Seize, Send, Show, Sow, Study, Test, Watch, Weave, Dive, Drive, Swim, Help, Clap, Scold, Rebuke, Provoke, Encourage, Motivate, Afraid, Fear, Satisfy, Select, Delete, Elect, Poll, Pluck, Join, Saint, Monk, Joint, Craft, Art, Dirt, Dirty, Clean, Clear, Neat, Net , Gross, Slap, Right, Wrong, False, Faith,

Group nine:

Beautiful, Lovely, Good, Bad, Sad,Combine,Rescue,Excuse,Execute,Exercise,Excess,Emergence,Endanger,Emerge,Emersion,Evacuate,Erosion,Erects,Effect,Effort,Educate,End,Enact,Energy,Enter,Emulate,Enthusiasm,Erotic,Enable,Eligible,Prove,Slave,Dispel,Desperate,Separate,Different,Differentiate,Defame,Fame,Prestige,Credit,Cure,Curiosity,Concave,Convex,Canon, Decorate, Damage, Forward, Curd, Surface, Tail, Trouser, Travel, Visit, Seat, Sit, Fit, Manifesto, Agenda, Propaganda, Market, Advertise, Steal, Bail, Arrest, Burst, Trust, Believe, Forget, Remember, Timber, Log, Sensation, Sanitation, Hygienic, Hygiene, Drain, Drainage, Health, Healthy, Filth, Filthy, Dominate,

Group ten:

Proclaim, Claim, Cast Honey comb, Comb, Hair pin, Clip, Writing board, Marker, Bamboo, Stick, Rock, Granite, Igneous rock, Sediment rock, Ballistic, Missile, Marble, Lime stone, Distemper, Painter, Carpenter, Mason, Cobbler, Black smith, Gold smith, Tailor, Wood cutter, Boat man, Spade, Card, Diamond, Century, Silver jubilee, Golden jubilee, Heaven, Hell, Hail stone, Acid, Acidic rain, Fire, Match box, Lighter, Cigarette, Tobacco,Hot case, Refrigerator, Boiler, Terrorist, Militant, Rebellion, Martyr, Terrorism, Boarder, Human, Vampire, Ghost, Damn, Monster, Giant, Pirate, Thief, Burglar, Nurse, Receptionist, Manager, Clerk, Supervisor, Writer, Cashier, Accountant, Waiter, Cook, Cooker, Dealer, Bank, Consumer, Story, Epic, Mythology, Holy book, Script, Statue, Statutory, Constitution, Parliament, Assembly,Textile,Cotton,Nylon,Polyester,Rayon,Cruise,Galaxy,Star,

Group eleven:

Moon,Sun,Asteroid,Meteoroid,Planet,Telescope,Microscope,Biology,Chemistry,Botany,Mathematics,Science,Tentacle,Scientist,Druggist,Hero,Villain,Vendor,Sales man,Grocer,Green grocer,Grocery,Flag,Emblem,Symbol,Profession,Commerce,Trade,Scripture,Monument,Ask,Tell,Say, Do, Play, Read, Write, Sleep, Cut, Throw, Pay, Make, Take, Go, Come, Shout, Cry, Fry, Dry, Try, Feel, Dance, Laugh, Smile, Buy, Purchase, Loss, Gain, Profit, Sell, Sail, Fail, Fall, Call, Smell, Deal, Mail, Talk, Walk, Eat, Beat, Bite, Tie, Die, Lay, Lie, Sneeze, Toothache, Paralyses, Acne, Womb, Uterus, Sperm, Egg, Menstrual, Adolescence, Young, Old, Aged, Kid, Child, Baby, Girl, Boy, Nephew, Nice, Uncle, Aunt, Father, Mother, Step mother, Step father, Widow, Son, Daughter, Grandmother, Grandfather, Granddaughter, Relatives, Kith , Kin, Friend, Intimate, Neighbor, Family,

Group twelve:

Society, State, Country, County, Continent, District, Post,Province,Ministers,Cabinet,Elections,Voter,Winner,Looser,Ocean,Sea,River,Dam,Pond,Tributaries,Island,Hill,Union territory,Capital,Train ,Tram,Road,Court,Supreme court,Judge,Advocate,Client,Witness,Proof,Railways,North,South,East,West,Direction,Desert,Honey ,Sand,Tutorial, Office, Employee, Employer, Staff, Boss, Owner, Investor, Customer, Shopkeeper, Commodities, Goods, Market, Industry, Company, Store room, Shoe room, Godown, Helper, Assistant, Police, Traffic police, Army, Soldier, Guerilla, Armory, Weapon, Grenade, Bomb, Pistol, Nuclear, Atom bomb, Sword, Explosives, Jail, Prisoner, Imprisonment, Jailer, Inspector, Lockup, Station, Hand cuff, Death sentence, Judiciary, Jurisdiction, Conviction, Victim, Opponent, Contestant, Participant, Athlete, Sports, Game, High jump, Long jump, Running, Javelin throw, Discus throw , Short foot, Race, Rope, Wrestling, Rowing, Boxing, Boxer, Fighter, Looser, Lock, Luck, Key, Security guard, Swimming, Dance, Song, Folk song, Actor, Actress, Director, Producer, Choreography, Choreographer, Film, Movie, Singer, Sensor board, Bee .

Common phrases and clauses to speak English:

Good morning

Good morning, sir.

Good afternoon

Good evening

Good day to you, sir.

Good night, sir.

Good bye, friends.

Sweet dreams, dear.

Bye, bye.

See you again.

Wish you a happy journey.

Best of luck.

Good luck.

Please, listen to me.

Please, be seated.

Thank you very much.

Thanks a lot.

That’s alright.

No mention please.

It’s my pleasure.

You are welcome.

Sorry.

I am Very sorry.

I am sorry.

I am extremely sorry.

Sorry to disturb you.

Welcome, sir.

Most welcome.

You are most welcome.

With great pleasure.

You are welcome.

Excuse me, sir.

Excuse me please.

I beg your pardon.

After you.

Forgive me, please.

Kindly excuse me.

May I have your attention please?

Don’t get angry please.

Kindly handover that book.

Would you please, shut the door?

Sure, sure.

Why not?

O k

Have a good journey.

It’s me XYZ.

Please, come in.

What date is today?

Take me at five, please.

Good days are ahead.

Why are you wasting your time?

My watch has gone out of order.

Never mind.

Rest assured.

Nothing special.

No never.

As you please.

As you wish.

As you like.

Just coming.

 

Please don’t go.

Is dinner ready?

May I come in sir?

May I go to home?

It’s my turn now.

Are you vegetarian?

Hard work is the key to success.

May I accompany you?

Is the boss in?

Are you angry with me?

Won’t you go?

Since when you have been here?

No hurry.

All right.

Because of.

According to.

At the risk of.

Don’t talk nonsense.

Don’t disturb me.

Why are you sad today?

I regret.

Stop there.

Stop him.

Get out.

Be careful.

Get off.

Get ready.

Go at once.

Go straight.

Open the door.

Go ahead.

Try again.

Be quite.

Keep quite.

Be comfortable.

Feel at home.

Have your seat, please.

How are you?

How do you do?

How long will it take?

Who is at the door/

Hallo.

Well done!

Bravo!

Very fine!

Hey!

Wonderful!

Hush!

By god’s grace!

Thank god!

May god bless you!

Wow!

Same to you!

Excellent!

Congratulation!

Hurry up please!

How terrible!

My goodness!

How disgraceful!

How sweet!

No doubt.

How lovely!

Beware!

How disgusting!

Please keep quiet!

What an idea!

Yes, it is!

Be punctual.

Keep the fire on.

Mind your business.

It is 7 o’ clock.

It was 5.30 pm.

It is half past three.

It is quarter to 4 pm.

It is 20 to 3 am.

Keep it up!

Carry on!

Well done!

Hi!

What happened?

Outstanding!

Awesome!

Brilliant!

Good job!

Breathe taking!

So beautiful!

How high!

How tall!

Go to hell!

Get lost!

Mind your business!

You are so sweet!

So kind of you!

Beware of fraud!

Your attention please!

May I have your attention please!

Be serious!

Be frank!

Be careful!

Be cautious!

Behave yourself!

Respect your seniors.

Hold on.

Pick up the phone.

Get in the bus.

Keep silence!

Be calm!

Wish you all the best!

Love you too.

Are you mad?

Be in touch.

Visit on and off.

Of course!

Darling!

Dear!

Hard working.

Industrious.

Noble!

How disappointing?

Be happy!

How to recall numerous words?

Learning Resources:

·         Read the words given above loudly as many times as possible every day.

·         Read one page of English book every day and find new word each time with dictionary meaning. (Always use a dictionary until you become confident)

·         Listen and understand English version audios in regular interval.

·         Watch and understand English version videos in regular interval.

 

Activities: To boost up words practically, practice these games.

·         Word game:  The end alphabet of first word should be the beginning alphabet of next word and so on. You can be many participants yourself. Practice half an hour every day.

·         Subject related word game: Here just find words that relates to a particular subject of discussion as many as possible. Subjects like politics, sports, games, crime, verdict, education, culture, history, cultivation, forest, economics and any topic.

·         Antonym and synonym game: Find words of antonym and synonym of any word. At least 10 word each time.

·         Word with singular and plural form: practice words with their both singular and plural form. At least for 10 minutes.

·         Words with male and female classification: memorize some words with gender classification every day.

Note: Always read and speak in an audible voice because you are learning how to speaking rather than writing. Don’t read and skip any word without knowing its meaning confidently. For this reason you may take help of dictionary as well as a teacher. You need to strengthen word knowledge to speak fluently. Hence don’t skip it. Take time to feed words in to brain.

How to build up numerous sentences?

·         Study the illustrations above carefully and understand their meaning with the help of dictionary.

·         Underline assertive and negative statements from any paragraph of English book, newspaper and magazine and try to understand their meaning too.

 

Activities:

·         Speak fifty sentences of your own including assertive and negative types of sentence in low audible sound.

·         Share some of such sentences with your learning partner if any.

·         Don’t forget to explain meaning of sentence that you speak and share.

 

Note: At the beginning it will a little difficult to understand meaning but you should have patience for learning. Cause teacher can only guide you but the real improvement depends on your interest and hard work. If you skip word boosting section without proper learning then you may get into trouble of confusion in meaning generation. So study word building section carefully. Always practice in an audible voice rather than mumble because you are approaching to speak not to write.

How to build up numerous sentences?

Learning Resources:

·         Study the illustrations above carefully and understand their meaning with the help of dictionary.

·         Underline 1^st type of interrogatives from any paragraph of English book, newspaper and magazine and try to understand their meaning too.

Activities:

·          Speak hundred sentences of your own including assertive and negative types of interrogatives in low audible sound.

·         Share some of such sentences with your learning partner if any.

·         Don’t forget to explain meaning of sentence that you speak and share.

More exercise:

Apply what, where, when, why, whose, how, whom in the place of who

(At the beginning of each sentence) and make necessary changes to form new sentences.