English High Frequency Vocabulary

Strengthen your English foundation with 35 high-frequency words

What You'll Learn

Build practical English fluency with high-frequency vocabulary flashcards. Study essential everyday words used in speaking, reading, and writing.

Key Topics

Most common words used in daily English
Great for ESL learners building fluency
Supports reading, writing, and speaking practice
35-card set sized for short focused study sessions

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How to study this deck

Start with a quick skim of the questions, then launch study mode to flip cards until you can answer each prompt without hesitation. Revisit tricky cards using shuffle or reverse order, and schedule a follow-up review within 48 hours to reinforce retention.

Preview: English High Frequency Vocabulary

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to exist; to happen

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have

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to possess; to experience

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to perform an action

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say

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to speak words

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to move from one place to another

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get

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to receive; to obtain

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make

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to create or produce

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know

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to understand or be aware of

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think

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to use your mind

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take

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to grab, carry, or accept

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see

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to use your eyes

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come

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to move toward the speaker

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want

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to desire something

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look

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to direct your eyes

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use

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to employ for a purpose

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find

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to discover

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give

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to provide to someone

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tell

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to inform or relate

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work

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to do a job or function

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call

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to name or contact

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try

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to attempt

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ask

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to request information

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need

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to require

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feel

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to experience emotion or touch

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become

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to begin to be

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leave

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to go away from

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put

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to place

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mean

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to signify

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keep

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to continue to have

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let

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to allow

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begin

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to start

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seem

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to appear

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help

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to assist

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talk

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to speak with others

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turn

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to rotate or change direction