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English Vocabulary: Free Word Lists, Idioms and Phrases

Free English vocabulary lessons: phrasal verbs, idioms, business words, daily-use sentences and confusing word pairs, each explained with examples.

A bigger, sharper vocabulary is what takes your English from correct to confident. These free lessons give you the words, phrases, idioms and ready sentences that matter most in real Indian life and work, not rare words you will never use.

How to actually grow your vocabularyLearn words in phrases, not alone. A word learned in a full example sentence sticks and is ready to speak. A word memorised from a list is forgotten by evening. Every lesson here gives you the phrase, not just the word.

Everyday and spoken vocabulary

Start with the words you will use today: phrasal verbs, idioms, daily use sentences and synonyms and antonyms.

Accuracy and work

Then sharpen your precision with commonly confused words and the business vocabulary you need for meetings, email and calls.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How can I improve my English vocabulary fast?

Learn words inside full phrases and sentences, then use them in speaking the same day. Words picked up in context and spoken aloud stick; words memorised from a list fade quickly. Reading and listening a little every day adds new words naturally.

How many words do I need to speak English well?

For confident everyday conversation you need only around 2,000 to 3,000 common words, used well. Fluency comes far more from using a smaller set naturally than from collecting rare, difficult words.

Is it better to learn vocabulary or grammar first?

Neither alone is enough, but vocabulary lets you communicate even with imperfect grammar, so it is a fast win. Pair it with our grammar guide, and practise both out loud for the best results.