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    • good [ɡʊd]
      (adjective)
    • Definition:
      • to be desired or approved of, having the qualities required for a particular role
    • Example:
      • We had a good time.
    • and [ænd]
      (preposition)
    • Definition:
      • used to connect words of the same part of speech
    • Example:
      • It's cold and windy outside.
    • or [ɔː(ɹ)]
      (preposition)
    • Definition:
      • used to link alternatives
    • Example:
      • Do you want coffee or tea?
    • but [bʌt]
      (preposition)
    • Definition:
      • used to say something contrasting with what has already been said
    • Example:
      • He likes me, but he doesn't show it.
    • please [pliːz]
      (interjection)
    • Definition:
      • used in polite requests or questions
    • Example:
      • Can I have some water, please?
    • Thank you
      (interjection)
    • Definition:
      • an expression of gratitude or politeness, in response to something done or given
    • Example:
      • Thank you for the gift!
    • yes [jɛs]
      (interjection)
    • Definition:
      • a word used to show agreement or acceptance
    • Example:
      • Yes, please.
    • no [nəʊ]
      (interjection)
    • Definition:
      • a word used to show disagreement
    • Example:
      • No, thank you.
    • not [nɒt]
      (adverb)
    • Definition:
      • negates the meaning of the modified verb
    • Example:
      • That is not correct.
    • to be, was or were, been [biː]
      (irregular verb)
    • Definition:
      • to take place, to exist, ...
    • Example:
      • He is a man.

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