DO NOT say "you're welcome"! Respond to "thank you" PROPERLY!

today

On this day, not yesterday or tomorrow.

am

The first-person present form of be.

go

To move or travel from one place to another; to leave or continue.

teach

To help someone learn a subject, skill, or idea.

ways

The plural form of way: methods, routes, or manners of doing something.

respond

To answer someone, or to react to something that happens.

thank

To tell someone that you are grateful for something.

you're

The short form of you are.

welcome

A friendly word used to greet someone when they arrive.

perfectly

In a way that has no mistakes, or completely and exactly.

valid

Legally or officially accepted.

way

A method, direction, route, or manner of doing something.

think

To use your mind to form ideas, opinions, plans, or memories.

little

Small in size, amount, age, or importance.

bit

A small amount or piece of something.

overuse

To use something too much or too often.

especially

In a specific manner or degree connected with this expression.

learners

The plural form of learner: people gaining knowledge or skill.

completely

In every way or as much as possible.

natural

Existing in nature, not made by people; normal or expected in a situation.

find

To discover something by looking, learning, or experiencing it.

like

Similar to someone or something, or in the same way as them.

say

To speak words, express an idea, or give information.

things

Objects, facts, ideas, or activities, especially when not named separately.

again

One more time, or as before.

purpose

The reason why something is done or exists.

video

A recording of moving pictures, often with sound.

expand

To become larger, or to make something larger.

vocabulary

The words that a person knows or uses, or the words in a language or subject.

bank

A place that keeps money, or the side of a river.

options

The plural form of option: choices that are available; also rights to buy or sell something at a set price.

somebody

A person whose name or identity is not known or not stated.

thanks

Words or actions that show you are grateful.

perfect

Having no mistakes or faults, or being exactly right for a purpose.

improving

The present participle of improve: becoming better or making something better.

want

To wish for something, or need something.

improve

To become better, or to make something better.

listening

The act or skill of paying attention to sounds or spoken words.

pronunciation

The way a word or language is spoken.

even

Used to emphasize something surprising, extreme, or additional.

further

At or to a greater distance, degree, or level.

highly

Very much, or to a high degree.

recommend

To tell another person that a hotel, book, worker, plan, or treatment would be the best choice.

listen

To give attention to a sound or to what someone is saying.

audio

Sound that is recorded, broadcast, or played by equipment.

books

The plural form of book: more than one person, object, or case of this kind

something

A thing that is not named or not known exactly.

mention

A brief reference to someone or something.

lot

A large amount or number; also an area of land used for a purpose.

because

For the reason that something is true or happened.

know

To have information, understanding, or experience of something.

works

The third-person singular form of work: does a job, operates, or has the desired effect.

advise

A rare or mistaken noun form meaning advice or formal notice.

take

To get, hold, carry, or use something.

book

A set of written or printed pages, or to reserve something.

already

Before now, or before a particular time.

you've

The short form of you have.

maybe

Possibly; used when something is not certain.

read

To look at and understand written words or symbols.

download

To copy data from the internet or another computer onto a device.

version

A form of something that is different from other forms of the same thing.

just

Only or simply, with nothing more.

alone

Without other people, or without help from anyone else.

help

To make it easier for someone to do something or solve a problem.

phonetic

A symbol or spelling that represents speech sounds.

language

A system of words, signs, or sounds that people use to communicate.

hear

To notice sounds with your ears, or to be told information.

word

A unit of language that has meaning and can be spoken or written.

brain

The organ in the head that controls thought, feeling, and movement.

make

To create, build, prepare, or cause something to happen.

connection

A link, relationship, or way for things to join or communicate.

next

Coming immediately after the present one or after another thing in order.

how

In what way or by what method.

pronounce

To say the sounds of a word correctly or in a particular way.

spelt

An old type of wheat used for making flour, bread, and other foods.

get

To receive, obtain, become, understand, or arrive at something, depending on context.

free

Not costing any money.

audiobook

A recording of a book being read aloud.

day

A period of twenty-four hours, or the time between morning and night.

trial

A formal test of something; a legal process where evidence is examined.

audible

In American football, a changed play called loudly before the snap.

click

To press a computer button, make a short sound, or suddenly understand.

link

A connection between people, things, ideas, or places.

description

A spoken or written account of what someone or something is like.

box

A container with flat sides, usually square or rectangular.

got

The past form of get: received, became, reached, or understood something.

load

Something carried, or the amount of work, weight, or material carried.

recommendations

The plural form of recommendation: suggestions or statements about what is good or suitable.

great

Very good, large, important, or impressive.

physical

Relating to the body, real objects, or things that can be touched.

counterpart

A person or thing that has the same job or position as another.

really

Used to say something is true, strong, or more than expected.

encourage

To give someone support, confidence, or hope.

try

To make an effort to do something or to test whether something works.

method

A planned way of doing something.

spell

To say or write the letters of a word in the correct order.

let

An act of renting property, especially in British English.

started

The past form of start: began something or made something begin.

lesson

A period of teaching or learning, or something useful learned from experience.

begin

To start doing something, or to start happening.

informal

Relaxed and not following strict official rules or styles.

casual

Relaxed, informal, or not planned.

phrases

The plural form of phrase: groups of words that express ideas.

use

To do something with an object, tool, method, or ability.

friends

The plural form of friend: people you know well and like.

family

A group of related people, especially parents and children.

consideration

Careful thought about something before making a decision.

quite

Fairly or completely, depending on the context and variety of English.

british

Connected with the United Kingdom, its people, or its culture.

example

Something that shows what a group, rule, or idea is like.

much

A large amount of something, used with uncountable nouns.

pack

To put things into a bag, box, or container.

shopping

The activity of buying things or looking for things to buy.

oh

A sound used to show surprise, pain, understanding, or another quick feeling.

slightly

Only a little; by a small amount or degree.

american

A person from the United States.

problem

Something difficult that needs to be solved or dealt with.

mind

The part of a person that thinks, feels, remembers, and decides.

older

Comparative form of old: having lived or existed for more years than someone or something else.

generation

All the people born and living around the same time.

seem

To give the impression of being or doing something.

dislike

Have or feel a this form or distaste for.

keep

To have something and not lose it, or to continue doing something.

head

The part of the body above the neck, containing the brain, eyes, ears, nose, and mouth.

person

A human being, considered as an individual.

thanking

The present participle of thank: expressing gratitude to someone.

enjoy

To get pleasure from something.

three

The number 3, or a written symbol for this number.

third

Coming after the first and second in order or position.

laughs

The third-person singular form of laugh: makes sounds because something is funny.

emphasis

Special importance or attention given to something.

thanked

The past form of thank: told someone you were grateful.

accept

To agree to take something, or believe something is true.

invitation

A written or spoken request asking someone to go somewhere or do something.

invited

The past form of invite: asked someone to come to a place, event, or activity.

somewhere

In, at, or to a place that is not known or not stated.

four

The number 4.

formal

Suitable for official, serious, or important occasions.

entire

Including every part, person, or thing.

form

A document with spaces where you write information.

pleasure

A feeling of happiness, enjoyment, or satisfaction.

mine

A deep hole or place where people dig minerals from the ground; also an explosive hidden in the ground or water.

shorten

To make something shorter in length, time, or distance.

less

A smaller amount of something.

simply

In an easy or plain way; used to emphasize that something is true.

parcel

A wrapped package sent or carried from one place to another.

short

Not long in distance, time, or height.

five

The number 5.

friendly

Kind, pleasant, and easy to talk to.

people

Human beings in general, or the men, women, and children in a group.

you'd

The short form of you would or you had.

looking

The present participle of look: using the eyes to see, search, or seem.

cat

A small common animal often kept as a pet.

response

An answer, reply, or reaction to something that has happened.

look

To use your eyes to see; to seem or appear a certain way.

looked

The past form of look: used the eyes to see, or seemed a certain way.

yours

The thing or things that belong to the person or people being spoken to.

six

The number after five, or a group with that many members.

heartfelt

Deeply and sincerely felt, especially when showing thanks, sympathy, or regret.

might

Shows that something is possible or could happen.

don't

The short form of do not, used for a negative present action.

care

To feel concern, interest, or love for someone or something.

depending

The -ing form of depend: needing support or being decided by conditions.

intonation

The rise and fall of the voice when speaking.

tone

The quality of a sound, color, or way of speaking that shows feeling.

voice

The sound made when a person speaks or sings; also a way to express opinions.

warm

Having a pleasant amount of heat; also kind and friendly.

right

Something a person is morally or legally allowed to have, do, or receive.

pick

To choose someone or something from a group.

station

A place where trains, buses, police, or other services are based.

either

One or the other of two people or things.

tell

To give information to someone by speaking or writing.

everything

All things, facts, or matters.

need

To require something because it is necessary or important.

seven

The number 7.

worries

The third-person singular form of worry: feels anxious or makes someone anxious.

letting

The present participle of let: allowing something or renting property to someone.

car

A road vehicle with an engine and seats for a small number of people.

alarm

A warning signal or a feeling of sudden fear.

off

Away from a place, position, or machine; no longer operating.

better

Of higher quality, health, skill, or suitability.

bringing

The -ing form of bring: carrying or taking something to a place.

desert

A large dry area with very little rain or plant life.

effort

Physical or mental energy used to do something.

bring

To carry or take someone or something to a place.

dessert

Sweet food eaten at the end of a meal.

probably

Used to say that something is likely to happen or be true.

nothing

Something of no importance or value.

nine

The number 9.

least

To the smallest degree or amount.