Youglish

Hi Ali, Glad that you found this learning resource helpful. Feel free to use it by click on the “Visit Resource” button, it will take you to the Younglish website

That’s a great question! Useful words should definitely be words that are commonly used in English. I recommend starting with high-frequency vocabulary.

I have this document right here from Oxford listing the 3000 most important words to learn in English, from A1 to B2 level.

By learning these 3000 important words, you can…

📈 Drastically Improve Your Comprehension and Fluency

• Understand 90-95% of everyday English: These 3000 words form the foundation of most conversations, news articles, and common texts. Knowing them means you’ll rarely be lost.
• Move confidently from beginner to intermediate: The words cover all the essential language needed for daily interactions, academic study, and expressing complex ideas clearly.
• Build a strong base for learning advanced vocabulary: Once you master these core words, it becomes much easier to guess the meaning of new, less common words using context.
• Focus your study efforts: Instead of learning random words, you concentrate your time on the vocabulary that gives you the biggest return on your effort.

I recommend picking 5-10 words from this list each day and using them in your own sentences. Good luck with your study!”