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800 MOST COMMON WORDS | FROM 156 TO 180

FROM 156 TO 180


156. should
157. home
158. big
159. give
160. air
161. line
162. set
163. own
164. under
165. read
166. last
167. never
168. us
169. left
170. end
171. along
172. while
173. might
174. next
175. sound
176. below
177. saw
178. something
179. thought
180. both


 You shouldn’t smoke.
I know him very well.
I’ve never seen such a thing.
Is it here or there?
Take your things and go.
Why are you saying that?
Can you help me?
Put your thinks over there, please!
Is the same? No, it is totally different.
He is not here. He went away.
Will you talk to him again?
Turn off the TV.
He went to USA last month.
How old are you? This car is very old.
What is your phone number?
He is feeling great!
Tell me what happened?
One man, two men, three men.
What did you say?
I live in a very small house.
Do you wach TV every day?
I found my lost key.
I still don’t know the answer.
What is that between those two trees?
What is your name?
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