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100 most common Phrasal Verbs list

100 most common Phrasal Verbs list


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TOP 100 PHRASAL VERBS
break down live up to
believe in look after
blow up look down
break down look out
break off look up (something/somebody)
break out make (something) up
bring back make out
bring in meet up
bring out move in
call back move out
call off move up
call round phone up (and ring up)
carry on pick out
carry out pick up
check in point out
cheer up put down
come along put in
come back put off
come in put on
come out put out
come over queue up
eat out read out
fall out rely on / upon
fall over rub out
find out run out (of)
get back save up
get down sell out
get in set about
get off set down
get on set off
get out settle down
get up show off
give back sit back
give in sit down
give out sort out
give up take off
go back take on
go down tell off
go over throw away
go round try on
go through turn around
go up turn back
grow up turn down
hang around turn round
hang up turn up
hold back wait up
hold on wake up
hold up wash up
hurry up work out
join in write down

 

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The Complete list of Adverbs in English

The Complete list of Adverbs in English


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List of adverbs in English
abnormally lively
aboard loftily
about longingly
abroad loosely
absentmindedly loudly
absolutely lovingly
abundantly loyally
accidentally luckily
accordingly luxuriously
acidly madly
actively magically
actually mainly
acutely majestically
admiringly markedly
adventurously materially
affectionately meaningfully
affirmatively meanly
after meantime
afterwards meanwhile
agreeably measurably
almost mechanically
already medically
always menacingly
amazingly merely
angrily merrily
annoyingly methodically
annually mightily
anxiously miserably
anyhow mockingly
anyplace monthly
anyway morally
anywhere more
appreciably moreover
appropriately mortally
around mostly
arrogantly much
aside mysteriously
assuredly nastily
astonishingly naturally
away naughtily
awfully nearby
awkwardly nearly
badly neatly
barely needily
bashfully negatively
beautifully nervously
before never
begrudgingly nevertheless
believably next
believably nicely
bewilderedly nightly
bewilderingly noisily
bitterly normally
bleakly nosily
blindly not
blissfully now
boastfully nowadays
boldly numbly
boyishly obediently
bravely obligingly
briefly obnoxiously
brightly obviously
brilliantly occasionally
briskly oddly
broadly offensively
brutally officially
busily often
calmly ominously
candidly once
carefully only
carelessly openly
casually optimistically
cautiously orderly
certainly ordinarily
charmingly outdoors
cheerfully outrageously
chiefly outwardly
childishly outwards
cleanly overconfidently
clearly owlishly
cleverly painfully
closely partially
cloudily patiently
clumsily perfectly
coaxingly physically
coincidentally playfully
coldly politely
colorfully poorly
comfortably positively
commonly potentially
compactly powerfully
compassionately presently
completely presumably
confusedly prettily
consequently previously
considerably primly
considerately principally
consistently probably
constantly promptly
continually properly
continuously proudly
coolly punctually
correctly puzzlingly
courageously quaintly
covertly quarrelsomely
cowardly queasily
crazily queerly
crossly questionably
cruelly questioningly
cunningly quicker
curiously quickly
currently quietly
customarily quirkily
cutely quite
daily quizzically
daintily randomly
dangerously rapidly
daringly rarely
darkly readily
dastardly really
dearly reasonably
deceivingly reassuringly
decently recently
deeply recklessly
defiantly regularly
deftly reliably
deliberately reluctantly
delicately remarkably
delightfully repeatedly
densely reproachfully
diagonally resentfully
differently respectably
diligently respectfully
dimly responsibly
directly restfully
disorderly richly
divisively ridiculously
docilely righteously
dopily rightfully
doubtfully rightly
down rigidly
dramatically roughly
dreamily routinely
during rudely
eagerly ruthlessly
early sadly
earnestly safely
easily scarcely
efficiently scarily
effortlessly scientifically
elaborately searchingly
elegantly secretively
eloquently securely
elsewhere sedately
emotionally seemingly
endlessly seldom
energetically selfishly
enjoyably selflessly
enormously separately
enough seriously
enthusiastically shakily
entirely shamelessly
equally sharply
especially sheepishly
essentially shoddily
eternally shortly
ethically shrilly
even shyly
evenly silently
eventually sleepily
ever slowly
evermore smoothly
everywhere softly
evidently solemnly
evocatively solidly
exactly sometimes
exceedingly soon
exceptionally specifically
excitedly spectacularly
exclusively speedily
explicitly spiritually
expressly splendidly
extensively sporadically
externally startlingly
extra steadily
extraordinarily stealthily
extremely sternly
fairly still
faithfully strenuously
famously stressfully
far strictly
fashionably structurally
fast studiously
fatally stupidly
favorably stylishly
ferociously subsequently
fervently substantially
fiercely subtly
fiery successfully
finally suddenly
financially sufficiently
finitely suitably
fluently superficially
fondly supremely
foolishly surely
fortunately surprisingly
frankly suspiciously
frantically sweetly
freely swiftly
frenetically sympathetically
frightfully systematically
fully temporarily
furiously tenderly
generally tensely
generously tepidly
gently terribly
gladly thankfully
gleefully then
gracefully there
gratefully thereby
greatly thoroughly
greedily thoughtfully
grimly thus
grudgingly tightly
habitually today
half-heartedly together
handily tomorrow
handsomely too
haphazardly totally
happily touchingly
harmoniously tremendously
harshly triumphantly
hastily truly
hatefully truthfully
hauntingly twice
healthily ultimately
heartily unabashedly
heavily unaccountably
helpfully unanimously
helplessly unbearably
hence unbelievably
highly unemotionally
highly unethically
hitherto unexpectedly
honestly unfailingly
honestly unfavourably
hopelessly unfortunately
hopelessly uniformly
horizontally unilaterally
hourly unimpressively
hourly universally
how unkindly
however unnaturally
hugely unnecessarily
humorously upbeat
hungrily upliftingly
hungrily upright
hurriedly upside-down
hysterically upward
identifiably upwardly
idiotically urgently
imaginatively usefully
immeasurably uselessly
immediately usually
immensely utterly
impatiently utterly
impressively vacantly
inappropriately vaguely
incessantly vainly
incorrectly valiantly
indeed vastly
independently verbally
indoors very
indubitably viciously
inevitably victoriously
infinitely vigilantly
informally vigorously
infrequently violently
innocently visibly
inquisitively visually
instantly vivaciously
intelligently voluntarily
intensely warmly
intently weakly
interestingly wearily
intermittently weekly
internally well
invariably wetly
invisibly when
inwardly where
ironically while
irrefutably whole-heartedly
irritably wholly
jaggedly why
jauntily wickedly
jealously widely
jovially wiggly
joyfully wildly
joylessly wilfully
joyously willingly
jubilantly wisely
judgementally woefully
justly wonderfully
keenly worriedly
kiddingly worthily
kindheartedly wrongly
kindly yawningly
kissingly yearly
knavishly yearningly
knottily yesterday
knowingly yet
knowledgeably yieldingly
lazily youthfully
less zanily
lightly zealously
likely zestfully
limply zestily

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List of adjectives english pdf

List of adjectives english pdf (T to Z)


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tactful, skillful
tactless
talented
talented, gifted
tall
tasteless
tasty, yummy
temporary
tense
terrible
thankful
thick
thin
thirsty
thoughtful
thoughtless
threatened
tight
timely
tiny
tired
tired, weary
tiring
together
tolerant
top
total
touched
touchy, uptight
tough
traditional
tragic
triangular
troubled
true
trustful
trustworthy
typical
ugly
unable
unbelievable
uncertain
undecided
understanding
uneven
unfair
unfriendly
ungrateful
unhappy
unimpressed
uninterested
unique
united
unknown
unlikely
unlimited
unpleasant
unpredictable
unselfish
unsightly
unspeakable
unstable, moody
unsustainable
untenable
untroubled, worry-free
unusual, strange
upright, sincere, proper
upset
upsetting
upstairs
uptight
urgent
used
useful
usual
valid
valuable
valued, dear
various
vast
vibrant, dynamic
victorious
virtuous
visible
visual
vitamin
vulgar
vulnerable
wacky
wandering
warm
warm, friendly
wasted
weak
weary
weekly
weird
welcoming
well informed
well-behaved, good
well-known / famous
western
wet
whole
whopping
wicked
wide
wild
willing
wise
witty
wonderful, great
wooden
worried
worse
worthless
wrong
young

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List adjectives in english pdf

List adjectives in english pdf (I to O)


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ideal
ill, sick
illegal
immediate
immense
impatient
impolite, rude
important
impossible
impressed
impressionable
impressive
improved
in love
incident
incomparable
inconsiderate
incredible
independent
indisposed
individual
inevitable
inexhaustible
inexperienced
infernal
inflexible
informal
informed (good / bad)
initial
inner
innocent
inquisitive
insane
insignificant
insufficient
intelligent
interesting
international
intolerant
invisible
irresponsible
irritable
itchy
jealous
jittery
joint
jolly
juicy
just
kind
known
laid-back
large
last
late
lazy
legal
lethal, fatal
life
light
light
likable, friendly
little
little, small
live
lively
lively, has much character
lively, vivacious, vivid
living
living, alive
local
logical
lonely
long
loose
lost
loud
lovely
low
lower
loyal, faithful
lucky
mad
magificent
main
major
many
married
massive
material
maximum
mean
medical
messy
minor
miserable
misleading
mistaken
mistrustful, distrustful
misty
mobile
modern
modest, humble
money
moody, changing
moral, ethical
motionless
motivated
moved
muddy
mute
mysterious
naive
narrow
nasty
national
native
natural
natural
naughty
near
nearby
neat
necessary
negative
nervous, jumpy, jittery
new
next
nice, kind
noisy
nonchalant
normal
nostalgic
numerous
nutritious
obedient
oblivious
obnoxious
obvious
odd
offended
official
old
old-fashioned
open
open-minded
opening
opposite
optimistic
orderly
ordinary
original
outrageous
outside
outstanding
over-populated
overwhelmed
unpredictable

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English adjectives list a-z

English adjectives list a-z (P to S)


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pained
painful
panicky
parking
partial, biased
particular
passionate, serious
passive
past
patient
peaceful
pensive
perfect
persevering
persistent
personal
pessimistic
petite
phenomenal
physical
piercing
placid
plain
pleasant
plenty
plump, chubby
poisonous
political
polluted
pompous
poor
popular
positive
possible
potential
powerful
practical
precious
pregnant
present
prestant
pretend
pretty
previous
prickly
primary
prior
private
prize
professional
prompt
proof
proper
proud
proven
psychological
public
punctual, on time
pungent, sharp
puny
pure
purple
puzzled
quaint
quick
quiet
rare
raw
ready
real
realistic
rebellious
recent
rectangular
recycled
reduced
refined, elegant
regular
relative
relevant
reliable
relieved
religious
remarkable
remote
representative
repulsive
resentful
resident
resounding
responsible
responsive
restless
reusable
revolutionary
rich
right
ripe, mature
robust
romantic
rough
round
routine
royal
rude
sad
safe, secure
salty
same
sarcastic
satisfied
scared
scary
scattered
secret
secular
secure
seedy
select
self-confident
selfish
selfless
sensitive
separate
serious
several
severe
sexual
sexy
shaggy
shaky
shameful
shameful shameful
sharp
shiny
short
short brief
short-sighted
shy
sick
signal
significant
silent silent
silky
silly
similar
simple
single
skinny
sleepy
slender, slim
sliding
slight
slim
slimy
slippery
slow
small
smarmy
smart, clever, tricky
smiling
smooth
soft
soggy
solid
solitary
some
sore
sorry
sour
spacious
spare
sparkling
special
specific
spice
spicy
spiritual
splendid
spoiled (brat)
spontaneous
sporty
spotless
square
stale
standard
status
steady
steep
still
stimulating
stingy, cheap
stock
stored
stormy
straight
strange, weird
strict
strident
strong
stubborn
stunned
stunning
stupid
stylish
subject
substantial
successful
succulent, juicy
sudden
suffering
sufficient
suitable
sulphurous
sumptuous
super
superb
superficial, shallow
superior
superstitious
sure
surprised
suspicious
sweet
sweet, nice

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List of adjectives in english pdf

List of adjectives in english pdf (D to H)


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daily
dandy
dangerous
daring
dark
dead
deadly
decayed
deceitful
decent
decomposed
deep
defeated
delectable
delicious
delightful
demotivated
dense
dependent
depraved
depressed
desperate
despicable
destroyed
determined
devastating
different
difficult
diminutive
direct
dirty
disciplined
disgusted
disgusting
dishonest
disillusioned
disobedient
distinct
distracted
distressed
distributed
disturbed
disturbing
disturbs
dizzy
doubtful
drained
dramatic
dressed (good / bad)
dried up
drunk
dry
dull
dumb, stupid, silly
dynamic
eager
early
easy
economic
economy
ecstatic
edgy
educational
efficient, effective
electrical
electronic
elegant
embarrassed, awkward
embarrassing
emotional
empty
enchanting
encouraging
energetic
enlightened, well-informed
enough, sufficient
enthusiastic
envious
environmental
environmentally friendly
equal
equivalent
even
evening
every
evil
exact
exasperated
excellent
exceptional
excited
exciting
exhausted
existing
expectant
expensive
expert
expired
extension
extensive
external
extinct
extra
extreme
exuberant
exuberant
fair
faithful
fake
familiar
famous
fancy
fantastic
far
fashionable, stylish
fast
fat
fierce
filled
filthy
final
financial
fine
first
fit
flaming
flat
flooded
foolish
foreign
formal
former
fragile
frank
free
frequent
fresh
friendly
frightened
frustrated
full
fun, amusing
funny
furious, angry, livid
fuzzy
general
generous
gentle
geometric
gifted
gigantic
glad
glamorous
gleaming
global
glorious
good
gorgeous
graceful
grand
greasy
great
grieving
gross, disgusting
grotesque
grumpy
guilty
handsome
happy
hard
hard-working
harmful
harmonious
haughty, proud
healthy
heavy
heavy, awkward
hectic
helpful
helpless
hesitant
hideous hideous
high
hilarious
historical
homeless
honest
horrible
hot
huge
human
hungry
hurt
hysterical

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List of most common adjectives in English pdf (A to C)

List of most common adjectives in English pdf (A to C)


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able
abrupt
absent
absent-minded, confused
absolute
absolute
acceptable
according
accurate
active
actual
acute
additional
administrative
admirable
adorable
adult
advanced
adventurous
affected
afraid
agent
aggressive
agitated, nervous, excited
agreeable
airheaded, shallow
alert
alive
all
alone
alternative
amazing
ambitious
american
amused
amused
amusing
angry
annoyed
annoyed, exasperate, upset
annoying
annoying, vexed
annual
another
antique
anxious
apart
apathetic
appealing
appetizing
appropriate
arrogant
ashamed
asleep
astonished
athletic
attentive
attractive
automatic
available
average
awake
aware
awful
bad
banned, forbidden
basic
beautiful / handsome
beefy
beneficent
betrayed, deceived
big
bitter
bland
bloody
boastful
bored
boring
brave, courageous
breakable
breathtaking
brief
bright
brilliant
broad
budget
bulky
business
busy
calm
capable
captivating
carefree
careful, cautious
careless, negligent
caustic, harsh, annoying
cautious
certain
chance
changeable
character
charming
charming, adorable
cheap
cheerful
chemical
circular
civil
classic
clean
clear
clever
clingy
close
closed
cloudy
clueless
clumsy
coincidental, accidental
cold
colorful
colossal
combative
comfortable
comfortable, relaxed
commercial
common
compact
competitive
complete
complex
comprehensive
concerned, troubled
condemned
confident
confused, perplexe, bewildered
connect
conscious
conservative
considerable
considerate
consistent
constant
contaminated
content
convincing
convoluted
cool
cooperative
corner
correct
correct, proper, right
courageous
cowardly
crazy
creaky
creative
credible
creepy
critical
crowded
cruel
crushing
cultural
cumbersome
curious
current
cute
cynical

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100 body movement and action verbs list pdf

100 body movement and action verbs list pdf


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to applaud
to approach
to back off
to bend
to bite
to blink
to blow
to break
to breathe
to build
to carry
to catch
to chew
to choose
to climb
to close
to cook
to count
to crawl
to crouch
to cry
to dance
to descend
to dive
to dodge
to drag
to dream
to drink
to drive
to eat
to enter
to evade
to exit
to fall
to fix (something)
to float
to follow (someone)
to get fat
to give
to hit
to hug
to jump
to kick
to kiss
to kneel
to laugh
to leap
to lick
to lie down
to lift up
to listen
to lose weight
to move
to open
to park
to pick up
to point
to pour
to pull
to punch
to push
to raise
to reach
to read
to repeat
to roll
to run
to scream
to see
to shake
to shower
to shrug
to sing
to sit down
to sleep
to slide
to smell
to sniff
to squat
to stand up
to steal
to swallow
to sweat
to swim
to take
to talk
to teach
to think
to throw
to touch
to turn around
to walk
to watch
to whisper
to whistle
to wink
to work
to write
to yawn
to yell

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100 most common verbs in English pdf

100 most common verbs in English pdf


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1. be
2. have
3. do
4. say
5. go
6. can (auxiliary verb)
7. get
8. would (auxiliary verb)
9. make
10. know
11. will
12. think
13. take
14. see
15. come
16. could
17. want
18. look
19. use
20. find
21. give
22. tell
23. work
24. may
25. should
26. call
27. try
28. ask
29. need
30. feel
31. become
32. leave
33. put
34. mean
35. keep
36. let
37. begin
38. seem
39. help
40. talk
41. turn
42. start
43. might
44. show
45. hear
46. play
47. run
48. move
49. like
50. live
51. believe
52. hold
53. bring
54. happen
55. must
56. write
57. provide
58. sit
59. stand
60. lose
61. pay
62. meet
63. include
64. continue
65. set
66. learn
67. change
68. lead
69. understand
70. watch
71. follow
72. stop
73. create
74. speak
75. read
76. allow
77. add
78. spend
79. grow
80. open
81. walk
82. win
83. offer
84. remember
85. love
86. consider
87. appear
88. buy
89. wait
90. serve
91. die
92. send
93. expect
94. build
95. stay
96. fall
97. cut
98. reach
99. kill
100. remain_

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Business and Economics vocabulary pdf

Business and Economics vocabulary pdf


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a deal
a bargain
a blue-collar worker
a career
a company
a copy machine
a factory, a plant
a job center
a job interview
a job offer
a junior executive
a lawsuit
a maker
a meeting
a partner
a partnership
a product
a salary rise
a salary, a wage
a senior executive
a shareholder
a subsidiary
a takeover
a trainee
a workshop
adult education
an entrepreneur
an executive
an incentive
an office
apprentice
badly-paid
board
bookkeeping, accounting
brand
career
chairman of the board
Chief executive Officer (CEO)
Chief financial Officer (CFO)
Chief technical officer (CTO)
colleague
company
competition
consumer
consumer goods
corporate spirit
day off
delivery
dismissal
employee
employers
employment agency
faulty
field
global, worldwide
industrial
industry
integration
job
join-stock company
manager
manufacturer
mass production
merger
occupation
office hours
operating income
organized labour
overheads
paperwork
pensioner, retiree
perk
personal assistant
premises
premium
private company
private sector
production costs
profit
profit margins
profitability
profitable
public company
public sector
quality standard
raw materials
recycling
refurbishment
research and development (R & D)
shelf life
skill
staff
staff canteen
stock
stock exchange
store floor
strike
supplier
temporary worker
the sales manager
the workforce
time sharing
trade-union
trade-unionist
training
training period
turnover
underpaid
unemployed
unemployment
vacancy
VAT (value added tax)
vocational training
well-paid
workforce
working conditions
workstation

USEFUL VERBS

to go to work
to advertise
to apply for a job
to be in charge of
to be on strike
to do day / night shift
to earn a living, to make a living
to expand
to file for bankruptcy
to fire
to forecast
to found, to create a firm
to go bankrupt
to grant a discount
to hire
to look for a job
to make someone redundant
to manage a firm
to market a product
to merge
to outsource
to produce
to promote from within
to resign
to restructure, to reshape, to overhaul
to retire
to run a company
to take a day off
to take courses
to upgrade
to work as ..
to work full-time
to work half-time
to work long hours
to work overtime
to work part-time

 

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