Les 500 mots les plus utilisés en anglais

Introduction

• Connaître les 500 mots les plus utilisés en anglais permet de comprendre plus de 65% des mots d'un texte ou d'une discussion.

Apprendre les 500 mots

• Vous pouvez commencer par apprendre 10 mots par jour, en révisant ceux du jour précédent.

Noms des animaux

• Animal, bird, dog, fish, food, horse, tail, light, sun, snow.

La ville, le monde urbain

• Boat, car, door, course, center, city, farm, home, house, room, bed, plane, road, way, street, surface, school, town, travel, port.

La nature

• Tree, sea, ship, water, river, land, island, moon, mountain, plant, star, wind, fire, wood, ground.

Les gens, la famille

• Boy, children, family, friend, girl, group, man, men, mother, people, person, king.

Le corps

• Body, eye, face, hand, head, feet, foot, age.

Le monde

• World, year, West, Earth, North, East, country, South, day, morning, night.

Les objets

• Thing, book, box, class, color, example, file, form, line, machine, map, music, noun, figure, air, area, base, number, game, list, object, order, paper, letter, story, pattern, picture, piece, towel, place, point, name, word, round, rule, science, sentence, song, sound, state, step, table, test, power, product, part, voice, war, wheel, work.

Les mesures

• Measure, mile, inch, time, hour, minute, pound, money, week, unit, shape, side, size.

Les noms abstraits

• Beauty, problem, notice, question, thought, mind, heat, help, idea, interest, love, force, end, fact.

Les couleurs

• Blue, black, dark, gold, green, red, white.

Les chiffres

• Five, four, first, hundred, second, six, ten, thousand, three.

Les qualités

• Best, better, big, large, short, little, long, old, young, busy, clear, common, complete, correctable, deep, direct, done, dry, far, fast, few, final, fine, free, full, good, great, half, hard, hot, kind, last, late, less, low, new, next, numeral, other, plain, possible, quick, ready, real, rich, right, same, several, simple, slow, small, special, strong, top, usual, warm, well, whole.

Les verbes

• Be, been, are, am, was, were, have, has, had, act, add, answer, appear, ask, begin, began, bring, brought, build, call, come, came, care, carry, cause, change, check, close, contain, cover, cross, cry, cut, decide, develop, do, does, did, differ, draw, drive, ease, eat, fall, feel, fill, find, fly, follow, give, gave, get, got, go, went, govern, grow, happen, hear, heard, help, hold, keep, know, knew, laugh, lay, lead, learn, leave, left, like, listen, live, look, love, make, made, mark, mean, miss, move, need, note, open, own, pass, play, press, produce, pull, put, rain, run, ran, reach, read, record, remember, rest, say, said, see, saw, seem, serve, set, show, sing, sit, sleep, spell, stand, stood, start, stay, stop, study, take, took, talk, teach, tell, told, think, travel, try, turn, use, wait, walk, want, watch, wonder, work, write.

Les modaux

• Can, could, may, might, must, should, would.

Les déterminants

• A, an, any, certain, each, every, one, some, that, the, these, this, those.

Les pronoms personnels

• He, her, him, his, I, me, my, our, she, their, them, they, we, us, you, your, it.

Les pronoms interrogatifs

• How, what, when, where, which, while, who, why.

Les prépositions et adverbes

• About, above, after, again, against, ago, all, also, always, and, as, at, back, before, behind, between, both, but, by, down, during, enough, even, far, for, from, here, if, in, just, lot, main, many, more, most, much, near, never, no, nothing, now, of, off, often, oh, on, once, only, or, out, over, perhaps, self, since, so, soon, still, such, than, then, there, though, through, to, together, too, toward, under, until, up, very, with, yes, yet.