Vocabulaires

"I feel so tired after the long journey."

"She is going to the market."

"She has a meeting today."

"They worked together to solve the problem."

"The public toilet was clean and well maintained."

"I added some tomato to the salad."

"We are meeting tomorrow for the project discussion."

"We're going to the party tonight."

"She is too tired to continue working."

"The book is on the top shelf."

"The town was quiet on Sundays."

"The child received a toy car for his birthday."

"The train departed from the station on time."

"I love to travel around the world and explore new cultures."

"The tree in our backyard is over a hundred years old."

"They took a trip to the mountains last summer."

"His story was true, and everyone believed him."

"She will try her best to succeed."

"We have a meeting scheduled for Tuesday."

"Turn right at the next intersection."

"I watch my favorite shows on TV every evening."

"There are twelve months in a year."

"He is twenty years old."

"She has two children."

"Uh, I’m not sure if that’s the right answer."

"My uncle is visiting us next week."

"The cat is under the table."

"I finally understand the problem."

"She is studying law at the university."

"I will wait until you come back."

"He climbed up the ladder quickly."

"She gave us a gift."

"She used her phone to call a taxi."

"This is a used car."

"This tool is very useful."

"She usually walks to school."

"I eat vegetables every day for health."

"We should eat more vegetables to maintain a healthy diet."

"She is very happy with her results."

"She watched the video of her favorite concert online."

"They live in a small village surrounded by mountains."

"They plan to visit their grandparents next week."

"I will wait for you at the bus stop."

"The waiter brought the menu and took our order politely."

"She likes to walk in the park every morning."

"Walking every morning is good for your health."

"The wall in our living room is painted blue."

"I want a cup of coffee before the meeting."

"I need to wash my hands before dinner."

"She watches the news every evening."