Common English words 101–200

This red tomato is sweet.

I chop the onion for dinner.

She eats a sweet orange.

This yellow lemon is very sour.

They drink red wine with dinner.

He drinks a cold beer.

I drink apple juice in the morning.

We eat birthday cake together.

I love sweet dark chocolate.

The children want cold ice cream.

I eat eggs for breakfast every morning.

We meet at noon to have lunch together.

They make a big dinner on Sundays.

I want to eat an apple now.

You need to drink water every day.

My father likes to cook soup for us.

The boy is hungry after school.

I am thirsty after my long walk.

This warm bread is delicious.

This red fruit has a sweet taste.

We eat dinner at a good restaurant.

I drink tea at the cafe.

Can I see the menu, please?

We pay the check after dinner.

The food is on the table.

Please sit on this chair.

The bread is on the plate.

I drink water from a glass.

She has a cup of hot coffee.

There is milk in the bottle.

I cut the bread with a sharp knife.

He eats his salad with a fork.

She eats soup with a large spoon.

These potato chips are very salty.

This hot curry is too spicy for me.

We are ready to order our dinner now.

Please taste this sauce and tell me what you think.

I will pay for the meal with cash.

We had chocolate cake for dessert.

Mom is cooking dinner in the kitchen.

I have one brother.

She has two cats.

There are three books on the desk.

A car has four wheels.

I see five birds in the tree.

We need six eggs for the cake.

There are seven days in a week.

The class starts at eight o'clock.

He has nine new pens.

I have ten fingers.

I have eleven red apples in my bag.

There are twelve months in one year.

My brother is thirteen years old today.

She bought fourteen eggs at the store.

The bus arrives in fifteen minutes.

He has sixteen books on his desk.

We need seventeen chairs for the class.

She is eighteen and lives in a new house.

There are nineteen students in the room.

I have twenty dollars in my pocket.

The lesson lasts for thirty minutes.

My father is forty years old today.

There are fifty students in the room.

An hour has sixty minutes.

This old book has seventy pages.

The box costs eighty dollars.

She scored ninety points on the test.

I have one hundred pens on my desk.

A thousand people visited the park.

More than a million people live here.

The score is zero to zero.

I ate half of the apple.

This is my first day at work.

She lives on the second floor.

He finished in third place.

This is the last bus tonight.

What is your phone number?

I need a new pair of shoes.

She bought a dozen eggs.

It is a quarter after four.

What is your name?

Who is that tall man?

Where do you live?

When does the bus come?

Why are you happy today?

How do you make this soup?

Which book do you want?

How much does this shirt cost?

How many apples do you have?

Whose pen is on the table?

I have a question for the teacher.

Do you know the answer to this question?

Can I ask for some help?

Please answer the phone.

Can you say that again, please?

Please speak slowly so I can understand.

What does this word mean?

English is a difficult language to learn.

What do you mean by that?

Could you repeat the question?