Common English Sentences That Are Often Used

Day – 1

  • I am John.
  • I study at St. Andrew's High School.
  • I am employed with Microsoft Corporation.
  • I am doing business.
  • I am looking for a job.
  • I am a housewife.
  • He is my father.
  • She is my mother.
  • He is my elder brother.
  • This is my younger brother.
  • She is my elder sister.
  • She is my younger sister.
  • He is my grandfather.
  • She is my grandmother.
  • He is my neighbour.
  • He is my classmate.
  • He is my colleague.

Day – 2

  • How are you?
  • How is life?
  • How are things?
  • How is your married life?
  • Fine.
  • I am fine.
  • Pretty well.
  • Fantastic.
  • Fit as a fiddle.
  • I am fine.
  • What about you?
  • Fine.
  • How about you?
  • I am fine and you?
  • How is your father?
  • How is your mother?
  • How is your brother?
  • How is your sister?
  • He is fine.
  • Oh, well.
  • He is doing fine.
  • How is everybody?
  • How is everybody at home?
  • Everybody is fine.
  • All are fine.

Day – 3

  • May I know your name?
  • Your name please?
  • Your good name please?
  • What’s your name?
  • I am Mary.
  • I am Miss. Catherine.
  • I am Mrs. Obama.
  • What are you?
  • What do you do?
  • Where do you work?
  • Where are you working?
  • I am working in Google.
  • My occupation is that of an Advertising Agent.
  • What is your father?
  • What is he?
  • Where does he work?
  • He is working in MSN – USA.
  • He serves as a software engineer at WIPRO.
  • At WIPRO, he works as a software engineer.

Day – 4

  • Where do you live?
  • Where are you living?
  • Where is your residence?
  • I live in London.
  • I am living in London.
  • I am residing in London.
  • Where are you from?
  • Where do you come from?
  • Which is your native town?
  • You belong to which place?
  • I am from Chicago.
  • I come from Chicago.
  • My native town is Chicago.
  • I belong to Chicago.
  • Where does he live?
  • Where do they live?
  • He lives at Paris in France.
  • They reside at Paris in France.

Day – 5

  • What educational qualifications do you have?
  • What is your qualification?
  • How far have you studied?
  • I am an Engineer.
  • I have completed my B.S. of Engineering.
  • I hold a degree in Engineering.
  • I have pursued postgraduate studies in Medicine.
  • I have completed my M.S.
  • My studies have taken me through to graduation.
  • My schooling took place in London.
  • I had my schooling in London.
  • I pursued my college education in Washington.

Day – 6

  • Would you tell us something about your family?
  • Ours is a large family.
  • Ours is a small family.
  • Ours is a large joint family.
  • Ours is an orthodox family.
  • Our family is modern and liberal.
  • Our family comprises eight members.
  • Our family consists of four members.
  • There are six of us at home: my father, my mother, my two sisters, and my brother.
  • My siblings include two brothers and a sister.
  • Two brothers and a sister live with us at home.
  • Among my siblings are three brothers and two sisters.

Day – 7

  • What type of person are you?
  • I am frank.
  • I am bold.
  • I am rather shy.
  • I am friendly.
  • I am reserved by nature.
  • I am very strict.
  • I am outspoken.
  • I am always positive.
  • My father is very honest.
  • My brother is very adamant.
  • My sister is very innocent.
  • My mother displays great affection.
  • My friend is very reliable.

Day – 8

  • You belong to which place?
  • Which is your home town?
  • I belong to New York.
  • I am a native of Washington.
  • How far is it from Chennai?
  • It is about 300 kms from Chennai.
  • How many hours drive?
  • The journey by road takes about 8 hours.
  • Approximately 8 hours of travel is needed by road.
  • How is the weather like?
  • The weather is hot.
  • The weather is rather hot.
  • What is the main occupation of the people?
  • What do the people do there?
  • Agriculture is the chief occupation among the people.
  • Which language is spoken there?
  • Which language is used in that place?
  • They speak Tamil.
  • People speak Tamil.
  • Tamil is spoken there.

Day – 9

  • How is the new house?
  • The new residence is particularly convenient.
  • The house is spacious.
  • The house is commodious.
  • The house is roomy.
  • The house is big.
  • The house is beautiful.
  • The house is lovely.
  • When will you be moving to your new house?
  • Are you renting out your house?
  • How about water?
  • Water poses no problem at all.
  • There is plenty of water.
  • There is scarcity of water.
  • A well is present, but the water is salty.
  • The water is hard.
  • The water is soft.

Day – 10

  • I feel happy.
  • I feel shy.
  • I feel hungry.
  • I feel thirsty.
  • I feel sleepy.
  • I feel tired.
  • I feel giddy.
  • I feel guilty.
  • I feel feverish.
  • I feel powerful.
  • I have no appetite for eating anything.
  • I have no desire to talk with anyone.
  • I don’t feel like going out.
  • I don't have any interest in watching T.V.
  • I don't feel like taking a brisk walk.

Day – 11

  • What is your name?
  • My name is Raja.
  • What are you?
  • I work as an English professor at the University of Wisconsin.
  • What is your father?
  • He is a Business Man.
  • Where do you live?
  • We are living in Wisconsin.
  • You belong to which place?
  • I belong to Chennai.
  • How far is it from Mumbai?
  • Chennai is 2000km from Mumbai.
  • How is the weather like?
  • It is always sunny there.
  • What is the principal occupation of those people?
  • The primary occupation of those people is agriculture.
  • Which language is spoken in that region?
  • Tamil is spoken there.
  • What academic qualifications do you possess?
  • I am a B.E. graduate.
  • Where did you complete your schooling?
  • My school education was completed in Chicago.
  • Would you please tell me a bit about your family?
  • Ours is a joint family.
  • We are six persons.
  • My father, mother, grandfather, grandmother, sister, and myself.
  • What type of person are you?
  • I am friendly person.
  • Very good.

Day – 12

  • Attend to the phone.
  • Arrange the books in order.
  • Bolt the door.
  • Bring them here.
  • Bear in mind.
  • Call them in.
  • Okay, come to the point.
  • Do the home work.
  • Eat slowly.
  • Forget the past.
  • Give it to them.
  • Hide it up somewhere.
  • Keep your word.
  • Listen to me.
  • Lock the door.
  • Mind your tongue.
  • Mind your business.
  • Mind the steps.
  • Make a note of it.
  • Meet me tomorrow

Day – 13

  • Get up.
  • Wake him up.
  • Get dressed quickly.
  • Switch off the T.V.
  • Keep the change.
  • Remind me.
  • Return it safely.
  • Reduce the volume.
  • Remember the date.
  • Put on your shirt.
  • Send him out.
  • Meet them in person.
  • Note the address.
  • Pay the bill.
  • Show him around the city.
  • Throw it out.
  • Take them with you.
  • Consume these tablets for three days.
  • Read them aloud.

Day – 14

  • Don’t disturb me.
  • Don’t talk about that.
  • Don’t waste my time.
  • Don’t go there.
  • Don’t move with them.
  • Don’t ask me anything.
  • Don’t talk to me.
  • Don’t cry.
  • Don’t shout.
  • Don’t make noise.
  • Don’t quarrel with him.
  • Don’t eat too much.
  • Don’t beat about the bush.
  • Don’t move.
  • Don’t make me angry.
  • Don’t beat him.
  • Don’t tell lies.
  • Don’t rush me.
  • Don’t confuse me.
  • Don’t get angry.
  • Don’t keep the door open.
  • Don’t spend all the money.
  • Don't assume that you are clever.

Day – 15

  • Is he your relative?
  • Is this the Welcome group of firms?
  • Is it number 17?
  • Is the seat vacant?
  • Is this your first time visiting Chennai?
  • Is the shop open?
  • Is he at home?
  • Is it true?
  • Is there anybody inside?
  • Is she your sister?
  • Is your wife employed?
  • Is it Jolarpet?
  • Is it 8-3 coach?
  • Is your friend in London?
  • Is he a teacher?
  • Is it useful?

Day – 16

  • Are you ready?
  • Are you free now?
  • Are you Mr. Murthy?
  • Are you angry with me?
  • Are you afraid of them?
  • Are you tired?
  • Are you married?
  • Are you employed?
  • Are you interested in that?
  • Are you awake?
  • Are you aware of that?
  • Are you connected to Mr. Mohan by family ties?
  • Are you not well?
  • Are they your relatives?
  • Are they from abroad?
  • Are the shops open?
  • Are you satisfied now?
  • Are you joking?

Day – 17

  • What is your aim in life?
  • What is your hobby?
  • What day is today?
  • What date is today?
  • What station is it?
  • What is your sister’s name?
  • What is his name?
  • What is your opinion?
  • What are you?
  • What is that girl's name?
  • What do you think of him?
  • What do you do on Sundays?
  • What do you want?
  • What did you say?
  • What did he ask you?
  • What did you buy?
  • What do you do?
  • What did you do?
  • What will you do?
  • What are you doing?
  • What have you decided?

Day – 60

  • Please come.
  • Nice of you to make it.
  • Very nice to have you here.
  • I am glad that you have come.
  • I am glad to have you here.
  • Please be seated.
  • Please have your seat.
  • Make yourself comfortable.
  • Would you care for something to drink?
  • Shall we adjourn for dinner?
  • Shall we start?
  • I believe it's time for dinner, shall we?
  • Please help yourself.
  • Please try this dish.
  • It is quite tasty.
  • Would you like another portion?
  • You appear to be a light eater, why would that be?
  • Thank you for coming to the party.
  • It was a nice evening.
  • It was very kind of you to bring your family.
  • It was a nice evening.
  • It was thoughtful of you to have invited me.
  • I really enjoyed it.

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