100 Common English Words and Conversational Applications

Vocabulary practice flashcards covering essential common English words across five grammatical categories (nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, and prepositions), including their IPA pronunciation, definitions, and contextual usage examples.

Five Common Word Classes (Năm loại từ thông dụng)

The five grammatical categories into which basic English vocabulary is classified: nouns (danh từ), verbs (động từ), adjectives (tính từ), adverbs (trạng từ), and prepositions (giới từ).

Day

A common noun pronounced /deɪ/, meaning 'ngày' (day). Example: 'Have a nice day!'

Idea

A common noun pronounced /aɪˈdɪə/, meaning 'ý tưởng' (idea). Example: 'That’s a great idea!'

Life

A common noun pronounced /laɪf/, meaning 'cuộc sống' (life). Example: 'How’s life?'

Place

A common noun pronounced /pleɪs/, meaning 'nơi chốn' (place). Example: 'This place is beautiful.'

Pleasure

A common noun pronounced /ˈpleʒ.ər/, meaning 'niềm vinh hạnh' (pleasure or honor). Example: 'It’s my pleasure.'

Problem

A common noun pronounced /ˈprɒb.ləm/, meaning 'vấn đề' (problem). Example: 'No problem.'

Message

A common noun pronounced /ˈmes.ɪdʒ/, meaning 'lời nhắn' (message). Example: 'You can leave a message.'

Seem

A common verb pronounced /siːm/, meaning 'dường như' (to appear or seem). Example: 'You seem tired.'

Feel

A common verb pronounced /fiːl/, meaning 'cảm thấy' (to feel). Example: 'I feel excited.'

Leave

A common verb pronounced /liːv/, meaning 'rời đi' (to depart or leave). Example: 'My father has to leave early.'

Try

A common verb pronounced /traɪ/, meaning 'thử, cố gắng' (to try or attempt). Example: 'I will try my best.'

Ask

A common verb pronounced /ɑːsk/, meaning 'hỏi' (to inquire or ask). Example: 'Can I ask something?'

Own

A common adjective pronounced /əʊn/, meaning 'của riêng mình' (belonging to oneself). Example: 'I wish to have my own house.'

Able

A common adjective pronounced /ˈeɪ.bəl/, meaning 'có thể' (capable or possessing the ability to do something). Example: 'I am able to drive.'

Public

A common adjective pronounced /ˈpʌb.lɪk/, meaning 'công cộng' (public). Example: 'It is a public place.'

Right

A common adjective pronounced /raɪt/, meaning 'chính xác' (correct or accurate). Example: 'This is the right phone number.'

Also

A common adverb pronounced /ˈɔːl.səʊ/, meaning 'cũng' (also, in addition). Example: 'I also went there.'

Never

A common adverb pronounced /ˈnev.ər/, meaning 'không bao giờ' (at no time; never). Example: 'I never go fishing.'

Sometimes

A common adverb pronounced /ˈsʌm.taɪmz/, meaning 'đôi khi' (occasionally or at times). Example: 'Sometimes I go for a walk in the evening.'

Into

A common preposition pronounced /ˈɪn.tuː/, meaning 'ở trong' (expressing movement toward the inside of something). Example: 'She came into the room.'

Over

A common preposition pronounced /ˈəʊ.vər/, meaning 'qua' or indicating surpassing a duration or threshold ('hơn'). Example: 'over 20 years.'

Home Delivery

A retail and restaurant fulfillment service ('Giao hàng tận nhà') where ordered products are transported directly to a customer's address.

Trần Hoàng Thắng's Teaching Method

A student-centered educational method defined as placing the learner at the center, progressing from problem identification to guiding students to explore and independently solve problems ('Lấy người học làm trung tâm, đi từ nhận diện vấn đề đến định hướng người học tìm hiểu và tự giải quyết vấn đề').