A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z

 I work.
 He eats an apple.
 We speak English fluently.
 Rani went on a trip to America with her husband to meet their younger son Steven.
 Wow! Anita and her little sister go to school happily.
 Ronaldo was a famous football player

Adjective 500 Noun 1000 Verb 500 Adverb 400

an apple work fluently
a English eats happily
younger Rani speak
little Anita went
famous sister meet
trip was
America
husband
son
school
Ronaldo
Preposition 30 Pronoun 45 Conjunction 20 Interjection 5
on I and wow
to he So Hi
with We But
to her yet
their because
if

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Just 2500 words are enough to speak and write fluently

Daily 5 Vocabulary X 500 Days = 2500 words
Spelling
Vocabulary Pronunciation
Meaning
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 1. Noun 2. Pronoun 5. Verb 7. Conjunction
3. Adjective 4. Preposition 6. Adverb 8. Interjection

1. Noun
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,jpy; kdpjh;fs;> tpyq;Ffs;> nghUl;fs; kw;Wk; ,lq;fs; midj;Jk; mlq;Fk;.
ngah;r;nrhw;fs; 4 tifg;gLk; mitahtd

Common Noun - Collective Noun - Proper Noun - Abstract Noun

Common Noun

PEOPLE ANIMALS THINGS PLACES

mother elephant aero plane country
boy ant table village
daughter fish computer shop
mason dog bottle church
teacher spider arm chair beach / garden
child sloth vegetable school / college
president mosquito drink Sea / river / mountain

Collective Noun

PEOPLE ANIMALS THINGS PLACES

family Herd of elephant fleet of cars/ships Continent
gang army ant bunch of grapes Province
team school fish bundle of cloth Group of island
mob swarm of bees bunch of keys Stars of galaxy
company cattle of sheep bouquet of flowers Range of mountain
choir Pride of lion Heap of money / sand
crew brood of chicken Pairs of shoes

Proper Noun

PEOPLE ANIMALS THINGS PLACES Days and Months

Mary Gajaraja Cocacola Japan Mahaveli river Sunday
Karthick Supramani Damro table Niagara Indian ocean Wednesday
John Jimmy Samsung Pussellawa Tajmahal Saturday
Wijendra Tiger Apple ipad Sydney Ramboda falls October
AbdulKalam Tommy Adidas shoe Toronto Victoria park March
Jesus Blacky Orange bulb Iluppaikulam Nile river Christmas
Murugesu Heleen Reynolds pen St Joseph college Burj Khalifa Mothers day

midj;J ngah;r; nrhw;fisAk; Nrfhpg;gjw;F> ehk; fPNoAs;sthW jiyg;Gf;fspd; mbg;gilapy;

nrhw;fis Njb tifg;gLj;jp vOjp kdg;ghlk; nra;tJ kpf Kf;fpakhdjhFk;.
 Relationship Professions / Jobs Cloths
Fruits / foods Things used in house Places
Vegetables Things used in school / office Animals
Trees Flowers Countries
Numbers Colours / Directions Nature

Articles : A – An
ngau;r;nrhw;fis xUik fhl;Ltjw;F (xU) A, An gad;gLj;jg;gLfpd;wJ.

ngau;r;nrhw;fs; Vowel ,y; njhlq;Fk; NghJk; ngau;r;nrhw;fs; Consonant ,y; njhlq;Fk; NghJk;
Vowel cr;rhpg;gpy; njhlq;Fk; NghJk; An Consonant cr;rhpg;gpy; njhlq;Fk; NghJk; An
an apple a book
an elephant a carpenter
an image a television
an ostrich a dolphin
an umbrella a vegetable
an MP a university
an SMS a uniform
an NGO a one rupee coin

Article : The
“The” is used before a specific, unique, repeated and well known thing or things
The shop the doctor the meeting the building the message the opinion the song
the teacher the product the market the sun the moon the education the star
the information the railway-station the library the situation etc

Singular / Plural
a,b,c,d,e,g,h,j,k,l,m,n,p,q,r,t,w,z
Singular Plural
a vase crab - crabs S, SS, X, CH, SH, O y vowel+y f/fe
a place mug - mugs bus-es baby-babies key - keys leaf - leaves
a rat tank – tanks glass-es city - cities boy - boys calf - calves
a nation ball – balls box-es countries toy - toys wife - wives
an island team – teams beach-es families guy - guys life - lives
an engineer fan - fans potato-es lillies tray - trays knife - knives
 Noun Possessive
Kannan’s = of Kannan Meena’s = of Meena Ismail’s = of Ismail
Mother’s = of mother baby’s = of baby computer’s = of computer

Kannan’s computer Melena’s class teacher Ismail’s house

Computer of Kannan class teacher of Melena house of Ismail

Father’s wrist watch children’s park country’s capital

Wrist watch of father park of children capital of country

But… if the Names or plural words end in ‘S’ sound… just add ‘ (apostrophe only)
James’ car Jesus’ teachings Uwais’ slippers Ramesh’ question
Buses’ time-table tables’ leg cars’ owner farmers’ difficulties

Abstract Noun

Abstract nouns can be used to refer to feelings and ideas, and also events that are conceptual and
unspecific in nature (like a “holiday” or a “birthday“). Since abstract nouns reference things that
cannot be perceived with the five senses, they are contrasted with concrete nouns.

 Sorrow vs. Tears – Whereas “sorrow” is an abstract noun referring to a state of

sadness, “tears” is a concrete noun that references something that can be sensed (tears
are salty, watery, moist, etc.).
 Love vs. Kiss – “Love” is an abstract noun that refers to a feeling of affection, whereas
a “kiss” is a concrete noun that refers to a physical thing that can be felt through touch.
Note that both words can also be used as verbs.
 Strength vs. Muscle – “Strength” is an abstract noun that references power, physical
or mental — or an unwillingness to relent or submit, whereas “muscle” is a concrete
noun that refers to sinew or tissues that have physical properties (can be touched,
seen, or felt).
 Success vs. Money – “Success” is an abstract noun defining a state of achievement,
whereas “money” is a concrete noun that generally (but not always) refers to physical
objects that can be exchanged for goods (dollar bills, coins, etc.)
 Happiness vs. Smile – “Happiness” is an abstract noun that refers to a state of high
well-being or contentedness, whereas a “smile” denotes a concrete noun that refers
to a facial expression that can be seen.
 Birthday vs. Cake – A “birthday” is an abstract noun that refers to a day of the year
when someone was born. A “cake” is a concrete noun referring to a thing that can be
seen, touched, smelled, tasted, etc.
Emotions States Ideas Ideas Ideas
Joy Freedom Democracy Democracy Democracy
Sorrow Misery Friendship Friendship Friendship
Anger Happiness Wisdom Wisdom Wisdom
Angst Fulfillment Knowledge Knowledge Knowledge
Fear Denial Thought Thought Thought
Grief Modernity Sacrifice Sacrifice Sacrifice
Hate Chaos Truth Truth Truth
Love Being Success Success Success

Ideas Concepts Events Qualities

Democracy Decency Birthday Beauty
Friendship Chivalry Holiday Ugliness
Wisdom Charity Childhood Patience
Knowledge Faith Adulthood Honesty
Thought Perseverance Past Courage
Sacrifice Motivation Future Strength
Truth Energy Present Weakness
Success Opportunity Marriage Boldness

Abstract Nouns List (A-Z)

Ability Customer service Growth Perseverance Talent
Adoration Death Happiness Pleasure Thrill
Advantage Deceit Hate Poverty Timing
Adventure Dedication Hatred Power Tiredness
Amazement Defeat Hope Pride Tolerance
Anger Delay Horror Principle Trend
Annoyance Delight Hurt Reality Trust
Anxiety Despair Idea Relaxation Uncertainty
Appetite Determination Infancy Relief Unemployment
Apprehension Dexterity Infatuation Religion Union
Artistry Dictatorship Inflation Restoration Unreality
Awareness Disappointment Insanity Riches Victory
Awe Disbelief Intelligence Right Wariness
Beauty Dishonesty Irritation Rumour Warmth
Belief Disquiet Joy Sacrifice Weakness
Bravery Disregard Justice Sanity Wealth
Brilliance Disturbance Kindness Satisfaction Worry
Brutality Divorce Laughter Self-control Wisdom
Calm Dream Law Sensitivity Wit
Care Education Liberty Service
Chaos Ego Lie Right
Charity Elegance Life Rumour
Childhood Envy Loneliness Shock
Clarity Evil Loss Silliness
Cleverness Failure Love Skill
Coldness Faith Luck Sleep
Comfort Fascination Luxury Sorrow
Communication Fear Maturity Speed
Compassion Fiction Mercy Strenght
Confidence Fragility Movement Strictness
Confusion Freedom Music Success
Contentment Friendship Nap Surprise
Courage Gain Need
Crime Generation Opinion
Curiosity Generosity Opportunity