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NOUNS VERBS

age to arrive
Airplane to be at a location
Airport to be correct
Apple to build
Arm to catch, to grab, to grasp
aunt (on father's side) to clean
aunt (on mother's side) to close
Bag, backpack to come
Bank to cross (a road/etc)
bathroom, restroom to dance
Bed to do
beverage, drink to eat
Bicycle to exercise
black to expert
Boat to finish something
Book to forget
boss to get, to receive, to acquire
bottle to give
Breakfast to go
Building to have
Bus to hear
Bus stop to help
Cake to joke
Canada to know
capital city to learn
Car to leave a place
Cat to like
Chair to listen
Child to live
China to lock
City to make
class of students in school to make a mistake
classroom to meet
clock to miss a person
clothes to not like
Coffee to open
college, university to own, to possess
Computer to pay for
Country to play
Daughter to practice
dinner, evening to promise
disease, sickness to read
Doctor to repair
Dog to search for, to find
Door to see
duck (animal) to sit
Ear to sleep
English to speak
Eye to stop
eyebrow to study
Father to teach
Finger to think
fish to throw
Food to touch
food at school to travel
foreign country to try
foreigner to understand
friend to use
glasses to wait
glue to walk
grandfather to want (an object)
grandmother to work
guitar to write
hair (not on head)/fur
hair (on head)
Hand
Head
high school
hill
Hospital
Hotel
House
Husband
I, me (formal)
I, me (informal)
Japan
Korea
Korean
Leg
Letter
library
location of work
lunch, moonish
machine
Magazine
Man
Meal
milk
Money
Morning
Mother
Mouth
movie
museum
Name
older brother (when you are a man)
older brother (when you are a woman)
older man not related to you
older sister (when you are a man)
older sister (when you are a woman)
older woman not related to you
pants
paper
Park
Pen
Person
Phone
picture
present
principal
Puppy
question
question/problem
rain
Rat
Refrigerator
Restaurant
Room
School
secret
shirt
shoe
Sofa
Son
Stomach
store/shop
stove (gas range)
Street
Street, road
Student
Table
tail
Taste
Taxi
Teacher
Teacher
teacher
Television
That
That (when something is far away)
That thing
That thing (far away)
the atmosphere of something
Thing
This
This thing
Train
Train/subway station
Tree/Wood
truck
uncle
USA
vegetable
vice principal
wall
Water
We/us
white
Wife
Window
Woman
wrist
wristwatch
younger brother
younger sibling
younger sister
VERBS ADJECTIVES
for a person to be thin
for an object to be old
to be bad
to be beautiful
to be big
to be boring
to be busy
to be cheap
to be cold
to be cute
to be dangerous
to be delicious
to be different
to be difficult
to be dirty
to be dry
to be easy
to be epensive
to be far away
to be fast
to be fat, to be chubby
to be funny, to be fun
to be good
to be handsome
to be hard, to be rigid
to be hot
to be important
to be impossible
to be long
to be many, to be a lot of
to be new
to be nice
to be old
to be old
to be old (not age)
to be perfect
to be possible
to be sad
to be safe
to be sick, to be sore
to be similar
to be slow
to be small
to be smart
to be soft
to be surprised
to be the same
to be tired
to be ugly
to be young
to miss
to not be good
Adverbs and Other Words
immediately
immediately
quickly/fast
often
sometimes
many/a lot of
a moment ago
place
same time
night
last night
suddenly
every year
again
alone
daytime
East
South
West
North
sson
always
week
bottom
today
Monday
Tuesday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Sturday
Sunday
Yesterday
tomorrow
the day after tomorrow
year
day
time
there
there (when farther away)
now
but
very
very
too (often used to mean 'very')
inside
on top
below
beside
behind
in front
here
to be
yes
no
Sentences/Phrases
Hello.
How are you?
Please.
I am a man.
I am a woman.
I am a teacher.
I am a person.
That person is a teacher.
This (thing) is a table.
That (thing) is a bed.
That person is a man.
That person is a woman.
That (thing) is a car.
This (thing) is a tree.
I have a pen.
I have a car.
I have a magazine.
I have a backpack.
I am at school.
I am in Canada.
I have a school.
I am at the magazine.
I am in front of school.
I am behind the school.
I am beside the school.
I am inside the bank.
The dog is in the house.
The cat is under the chair.
The restaurant is next to the bank.
The hotel is net to the school.
The cat is behind the house.
The cat is behind the house. (not compared)
The coffee is in the fridge.
The coffee is in the fridge. (not compared)
I eat food.
I make a cake.
I want a boat.
I speak Korean.
I go to the park.
I close the door.
I open the window.
I am beautiful.
I am small.
This bus is big.
That hospital is new.
The teacjer's car is big.
I want the teacher's car.
My finger is long.
That woman's eyes are beautiful.
I meet my friend.
This food is good.
That teacher is good.
This school is good.
I like this food.
I like that teacher.
We like you.
The teacher likes us.
Our teacher is a man.
Our house is big.
Goodbye. (said to a person leaving)
Goodbye. (said when you leave)
Nice to meet you.
Excuse me.
Sorry.
What is your name?
May name is _____.
Where are you from?
I am from _____.
I want a big boat.
The food is expensive.
I eat epensive food.
I like epensive food.
Epensive food is delicious.
I go to the small house.
I want a big car.
I meet a handsome man.
I have a lot of money.
I meet fat student.
The man eats food.
The haapy girl is inside the small car.
That man is a funny man.
I eat delicious food.
I eat a lot of food.
I have a lot of wives.
There is a lot of people.
There is a lot of food.
I speak Korean as well.
I speak Korean as well.
I eat apples as well.
I eat apples as well.
I know that, too.
I am tired, too.
My daughter is happy, too.
I close the door.
I eat rice.
I understand that.
I learn Korean.
I go home.
That street was long.
That food was delicious.
That teacher was good.
That restaurant is old.
I will be happy.
That thing will be delicious.
I will be hungry.
I always eat food in the evening. (ILR)
I always see my teacher. (ILR)
I always exercise in the morning. (ILR)
I always eat food in the evening. (IHR)
I always see my teacher. (IHR)
I always exercise in the morning. (IHR)
I always eat food in the evening. (FHR)
I always see my teacher. (FHR)
I always exercise in the morning. (FHR)
I ate. (ILR)
I listened. (ILR)
I exercised. (ILR)
I ate. (IHR)
I listened. (IHR)
I exercised. (IHR)
I ate. (FHR)
I listened. (FHR)
I exercised. (FHR)
I will eat. (ILR)
I will learn. (ILR)
I will eat. (IHR)
I will learn. (IHR)
I will eat. (FHR)
I will learn. (FHR)
I built a hospital.
I went to the/a hospital.
I built a hospital beside the park.
I will go on Tuesday.
I studied in the evening.
I built a hospital beside the park in the fall.
I will study in the summer.
I arrived in Korea today.
I went to the library yesterday.
I will study Korean tomorrow.
I meet my friend often.
I ate a lot of food (rice).
I went home immediately.
I did my homework quickly.
I ate a lot of rice.
I ate quickly.
I rossed the street safely.
I lived happily.
I ran really quickly.
I ate fast.
I left immediately.
I often meet my friend on Thursday.
I eat too much sometimes.
That girl isn't pretty.
I don't like fish.
I'm not going to school tomorrow.
I didn't study.
I didn't make a mistake.
Ididn't travel.
I didn't eat study quickly.
I didn't eat (rice) quickly.
I ate rice slowly.
I am a university teacher.
I am not a teacher.
I am not a university teacher.
I am not your friend,
I have oney.
I don't have money.
I don't have time.
We don't have a car.
My friend is not in Korea now.
There was no people.
I dislike fruit.
I like fruit.
I don't dislike fruit.

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