500 Daily Used English Sentences | Daily Conversation Sentences

January 20, 2024 by VocabularyBay Author

Learn 500 daily-used English conversation sentences or phrases that we use in our daily lives. Learn the entire lesson and enhance your daily conversation and communication skills in the English language. These sentences or phrases are going to strengthen your daily conversation skills. Don’t forget to get a free PDF book of these 500 daily-used English sentences from the bottom of this page.

500 Daily Used English Sentences

In this lesson, we will learn 500 commonly used English sentences or phrases on different topics. Here, we will learn 500 English sentences or phrases on surprising, emotions, positive and negative sentences, interrogative sentences, and many more. Take a short look at these below-listed sentences:

My father loves me very much.
You don’t have children.
You know that I love you.
You love me.
Cars in the parking lot are very expensive.
The sea is really beautiful.
They don’t go to school tomorrow.
If he is available, ask him to call me.
Every child likes ice cream.
Cats hate water.
Scientific articles are written by the company.
He doesn’t teach math.
The train leaves at 10:30 in the morning.
She always forgets about her purse.
The trees here are very tall.
The train leaves the station at 11 p.m. tomorrow.
He comes here every week.
When does class begin tomorrow?
How often does it rain in London?
Do they eat meat?
We go to a gallery every Sunday.
You know that I love you.
Twenty workers are working in the factory.
Trees shed their leaves in autumn.
Children love the park.
I like reading detective stories.
Water freezes at zero degrees.
The Sun rises in the east.
Alex has a basketball.
The water in this stream is not clean.
She lives in London.
I and my sister don’t see each other anymore.
She doesn’t live here.
He goes to school.
You don’t need me anymore.
I don’t like spinach.
There are five cars in the parking lot.
I like geography and science.
Every Tuesday there is a math lesson at school.
We walk slowly.
A fish is an aquatic animal.
Villagers do not like to talk much.
A chemist sells medicines.
She is always hungry.
I have breakfast at half past seven.
Does she live in Paris?
He gets up early every day.
Samuel sleeps six hours every night during the week.
When does the train usually leave?
If you make a cake, you first break eggs.
Baby wakes up if we make too much noise.
My father’s car is red.
My mom cooks for us.
Water boils at 100°C.
My teacher sometimes forgets his keys.
He loves to play basketball.
He is not someone who cares about me.
We love chocolate cake.
Factories pollute the environment.
Who lives in Madrid?
Do you play the piano?
I like ice cream.
There are two teachers in the school.
My mother cleans the house in the evening.
Cold water is consumed in the summer.
My mother has a tumble dryer.
They drive their kids to school every day.
Alex lives in Paris.
There are many forests in the country.
They speak English in USA.
The train leaves every morning at 18 AM.
My brother’s dog barks a lot.
They speak English very well.
My uncle is a computer engineer.
I don’t like tea.
I am not Mary.
I always have lunch at noon.
There is a path from here to the village.
She doesn’t study German on Monday.
Does he play tennis?
People live alone in the city.
I have 2 sons and 1 daughter.
I am thirty.
The pictures in the exhibition are wonderful.
My son plays chess well.
Alex always solves his problem.
The new game is really good.
I often go to bed at midnight.
Apples are grown in summer.
I usually listen to music in my room.
Swimming is one of the best sports.
The trees are really beautiful.
She has black hair.
I usually have breakfast at 7:30.
Julie talks very fast.
He studies after school.
The children like play toys.
We generally sing songs all together.
It rains in this forest every summer.
We walk slowly.

The boys are playing football after school.
They are learning Spanish now.
Why aren’t you doing your homework?
Suzan is ironing her clothes right now.
Mary is at university. She’s studying chemistry.
She is working right now.
They aren’t studying English these days.
She is constantly changing her hair color.
Children are studying their lessons.
The man is talking on the phone.
You are not sleeping now.
They have been arguing.
You see, I’m eating.
My mother is coming home.
What are you doing now?
The fans are shouting with joy.
He is not working very hard.
I’m not watching TV right now.
Children are playing in the park.
What is Mr. Samuel doing?
The company is doing well this year.
Birds are chirping in the trees.
We are printing a new book.
You look sad. Why are you crying?
She is playing football.
People are waiting for the plane to take off.
She is not going with you.
I’m going to the doctor right now.
I am not giving it back to you.
Many workers are participating in sports.
You are not doing that, right?
I’m driving right now, see you later.
They are playing basketball.
The bus is coming, be quick.
I am meeting some friends after work.
My father is trying to fix the car.
I am becoming better at sitting exams.
He is not writing a letter.
I’m trying to fix the computer.
She is not going with you.
They are trying to understand the code.
They are running now.
My father trying to fix the broken leg of the chair.
Are you not talking?
She is reading a book.
I am not giving it back to you.
My father is flying to Madrid next month.
My son is currently studying.
We aren’t going.
It is not helping to me, please stop it.
He is trying to do his homework.
The secretary is trying to prepare the report.
He isn’t working on Monday.
Mom and Dad are playing tennis.
The train is moving, hurry up.
Players are fighting hard to win the match.
I am exercising in the park.
It is not helping to me, please stop it.
We are sitting at the cafe with friends.
Are you playing football?
The old man is watering the garden.
He is shopping at the market.
Mary is sitting next to me.
The mechanic is trying to fix the engine.
I’m walking my dog.
The sun is shining, and the birds are singing.
We’re currently travelling around London.
I’m preparing dinner for you.
We are not sleeping.
We are eating meat now. It is delicious!
I’m not playing football this weekend.
Hurry up! The bus is leaving.
You are listening music.
Is it raining outside?
The students are watching the football match.
I am helping my father.
Alex is going to a new school next term.
We are moving to London.
The plane is leaving, we’re late.
They are not coming, sorry.
Everyone is listening attentively in the math class.
People are eating in the restaurant.
We’re meeting at two o’clock.
The population of the World is rising very fast.
Scientists are still working to find a vaccine.
I’m going to the library.
They are playing the guitar in the classroom.
It’s raining heavily.
I am studying English.
It is not helping to me, please stop it.
Police warn drivers.
I’m taking you to the market.
You are not reading a book right now.
The boy is not studying.
My mother is cleaning the house.
My brother is not sleeping now.
He is currently trying to complete his novel.
My sister is not completing her work.
They are not working with us.
He is getting fatter and fatter because of this sickness.

Whose book did you bring me?
Will it hurt?
When are the best days to go to the mall?
Will you help them?
What kind of music do you want to dance to?
Will you come with me on a city tour of Paris tomorrow?
Did you take the money?
How many topics do you have to study?
Will you help me?
Did we make a cake for you?
How far is it between the school and the house?
Will you come to school tomorrow?
Should I call or email you?
Why are you so scared of me?
Will you wait for me?
Who fixed the computer?
How many times do you smoke?
Who knows the answers to these questions?
Whom did you see yesterday?
Why are you not interested?
Whose pants are these?
Why didn’t you go to school?
Are you taking the bet?
Who did you give the last cookie to?
Did you like it?
What’s the time?
Where is the toilet please?
We’re going too fast, aren’t we?
What kind of music do you like?
Does it taste good?
What is your name?
Why was she so grumpy yesterday?
What’s the capital of Peru?
Did you take your vitamin this morning?
What do you think about this subject?
How did it get so late so soon?
How is the weather there?
How many movies did you watch this month?
Will you come to school?
Do you have the pen?
Will you come to class tomorrow?
You did your homework too, right?
Do you know how to play the guitar?
Will Alex come to class tomorrow?
Did the teacher give homework?
Are you going to buy a new house?
Did you buy a computer?
What stinks in here?
Can you lend me money?
Will Jane be able to get to the party in time?
What is the name of this book?
Which country will you go to for a summer vacation this year?
Where are they taking you?
Who is the author of this book?
Did you watched this movie?
Shall we go on vacation next week?
What sort of nation might you want to live in?
What do you believe?
Where did you lose your bracelet?
Is this what Jessica wants?
Can you give me your phone number so I can reach you?
Shall we go to the restaurant?
What’s on your mind?
Can you turn on the TV?
Did you watch the football game?
How do you go to school?
What’s your shoe size?
Do you know how to play football?
Which book would you recommend?
Can I buy Lego?
When are the best days to go to the mall?
What kind of music do you want to dance to?
Do you know what it is?
Did they come to school by car?
Where are we going anyway?
Is food ready?
How old are you?
What’s for dinner?
Who took the glasses on the table?
Can you give me a spoon?
Where are you from anyway?
How about going swimming?
What’re you hunting?
Where are you going to be?
How far is it from here?
How many topics do you have to study?
Did we make a cake for you ?
What kind of music do you like?
How long have you waited?
Did you take your vitamin this morning?
What do you think about this subject?
How did it get so late so soon?
Whose is this red big notebook?
Tell me what you’re doing today?
Do you know how to play the piano?
How long’s Samuel been here?
How’s the weather there?
Did you cook?
What’s your last name?
What’s stopping you?

If you mix red and white, you get orange.
When you mix colors, you get different color.
If it snows, the ground gets icy.
When water reaches a hundred degrees, water boils.
If you have works to do, you do not go to bed.
You get a headache, if you cry a lot.
If you drink alcohol so much, you have a sickness.
Wood doesn’t burn if there is no air.
You get burned if you touch a fire.
If you make a cake, you firstly break eggs.
Ask Alex if you’re not sure what to do.
If you mix blue and yellow, you get green.
People die if they don’t eat.
If I wake up early, I go jogging.
If my sister has money, she will travel.
If you mix colors, you get different color.
If water reaches a hundred degrees, water boils.
If you cry a lot, you get a headache.
If you have problems, talk to your doctor.
Baby wakes up if we make too much noise.
I won’t go to the cemetery.
We are going to eat.
I will stay at home at the weekend.
He will call me tomorrow.
We will play basketball.
Mark will fix my car.
I am going to cook tonight.
It won’t be very cold next week.
He will not drink tea.
Will it hurt?
I will make a tea.
They will win the game.
She won’t watch the football match.
You won’t be fired.
Dan’s going to take the order over to the customer.
Don’t do something you’ll regret.
They will go to the school.
It will stay in the outside.
I will ask him about it tomorrow.
I dn’t think Alex will hurt Jessica.
She is going to prepare the emails after the meal.
Chris dropped his wallet, I will get it and give it to him.
Will you come with me on a city tour of Paris tomorrow?
Will Jane be able to get to the party in time?
Are you going to buy a new house?
Which country will you go to for a summer vacation this year?
Will you come to school tomorrow?
Shall we go on vacation next week?
The weather will be warmer next week.
You were not at work last Monday.
I learned that not everything on the internet is true.
I said don’t bother here.
They hosted us very well.
They left without saying goodbye to us.
The weather was beautiful yesterday.
What time did you go to bed yesterday?
We played basketball last Sunday.
Didn’t he tell you the other day?
My sister graduated from school with first place.
I passed 6th grade.
We won the match and became champions.
I told you the computer is broken.
I installed the program on the computer.
I brushed my teeth in the morning.
I took the exam three weeks ago.
The teacher introduced a new topic.
I went to the party yesterday.
I went to the military ten years ago.
The three of us shared a chocolate.
I went to the theater at 7 o’clock.
I went to Italy last year.
I started a new job last month.
We moved to New York in 2013.
He is not going with you.
I’m going to the doctor right now.
I am not giving it back to you.
Many workers are participating in sports.
You are not doing that, right?
I’m driving right now, see you later.
They are playing basketball.
The bus is coming, be quick.
I am meeting some friends after work.
My father is trying to fix the car.
I am becoming better at sitting exams.
He is not writing a letter.
I’m trying to fix the computer.
She is not going with you.
They are trying to understand the code.
They are running now.
My father trying to fix the broken leg of the chair.
Are you not talking?
She is reading a book.
I am not giving it back to you.
My father is flying to Madrid next month.
My son is currently studying.
We aren’t going.
It is not helping to me, please stop it.
He is trying to do his homework.
The secretary is trying to prepare the report.
He isn’t working on Monday.

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