Daily Use English Sentences help learners speak English confidently in real-life situations. Many students know vocabulary but struggle to form correct sentences while speaking. This simple guide shares easy, common, and practical sentences used in daily life so you can improve communication naturally at home, school, work, and public places.
Basic Daily Use English Sentences
- I am ready.
- Please help me.
- I don’t understand.
- Can you repeat?
- It is very easy.
- I am busy now.
- Wait for me.
- What is this?
- I like it.
- I don’t like this.
- Come here.
- Go there.
- Sit down.
- Stand up.
- Open the door.
- Close the window.
- I am hungry.
- I am tired.
- Let’s go.
- Be careful.
- That is correct.
- This is wrong.
- I agree.
- I disagree.
- Don’t worry.
- It is okay.
- I will try.
- Trust me.
- Follow me.
- I am late.
- I am early.
- What happened?
- Who is calling?
- Please listen.
- Speak slowly.
- Write it down.
- I remember.
- I forgot.
- See you soon.
- Thank you so much.

100 Short English Sentences for Daily Conversation
- How are you?
- I am fine.
- What’s up?
- Nothing special.
- Where are you?
- I am here.
- Let me see.
- Just a minute.
- Of course.
- No problem.
- That’s great.
- Sounds good.
- I think so.
- Maybe later.
- Not now.
- I am sure.
- I am ready.
- Let’s start.
- Stop here.
- Keep quiet.
- I am sorry.
- Excuse me.
- Please wait.
- Come again.
- I need help.
- Be quiet.
- Take care.
- Good luck.
- Welcome back.
- See you.
- What time is it?
- It’s late.
- Hurry up.
- Calm down.
- What do you want?
- I want this.
- That’s enough.
- I’m serious.
- I’m joking.
- Don’t laugh.
- Listen carefully.
- Follow rules.
- Be honest.
- Stay here.
- Move on.
- I don’t know.
- I know that.
- I forgot.
- Remember this.
- Try again.
- Well done.
- Good job.
- Be patient.
- Don’t touch.
- Keep moving.
- Stop talking.
- Sit properly.
- Stand straight.
- Look here.
- Look there.
- Turn left.
- Turn right.
- Come fast.
- Go slowly.
- Wait here.
- Come inside.
- Go outside.
- Be careful.
- Don’t worry.
- It’s fine.
- That’s true.
- That’s false.
- I agree.
- I refuse.
- I accept.
- I decline.
- That’s nice.
- Very good.
- Not bad.
- Excellent.
- I am excited.
- I am sad.
- I am angry.
- I am happy.
- I am bored.
- I am busy.
- Free now.
- Call me.
- Text me.
- Email me.
- Check this.
- Read this.
- Write this.
- Speak clearly.
- Listen now.
- Answer me.
- Ask me.
- Tell me.
- Show me.
- Help me.

Simple English Sentences with Pictures
- This is a cat.
- I see a bird.
- The sun is bright.
- It is raining.
- The boy is running.
- The girl is smiling.
- I have a book.
- The car is fast.
- The apple is red.
- I drink water.
- The dog is barking.
- She is reading.
- He is writing.
- The ball is round.
- I like ice cream.
- The tree is tall.
- The sky is blue.
- I hear music.
- The baby is crying.
- The teacher is teaching.
- I eat food.
- The door is open.
- The light is on.
- I wear shoes.
- The clock is ticking.
- The bus is coming.
- The phone is ringing.
- I wash hands.
- The child is laughing.
- The flower is beautiful.

Daily Routine English Sentences for Students
Students use English every day while waking up, studying, talking to teachers, and completing homework. Learning daily routine sentences helps students speak naturally and confidently in common situations. Below are useful categories with simple sentences for everyday student life.
Sentences for Daily Conversation at Home
- I woke up early.
- I am brushing my teeth.
- Please pass the water.
- I am getting ready.
- Where is my bag?
- I am late for school.
- What’s for breakfast?
- I am hungry.
- Turn off the fan.
- Switch on the light.
- I will come back soon.
- I am studying now.
- Please help me.
- I finished my work.
- I need a pen.
- Let’s eat together.
- I am watching TV.
- Lower the volume.
- I am going out.
- I am back home.
- Wash your hands.
- Take your seat.
- Clean your room.
- Do your homework.
- I am sleepy.
- Good night.
- Sweet dreams.
- Wake me up.
- Lock the door.
- See you later.

Good Morning Daily Use English Sentences
- Good morning.
- Have a nice day.
- Wake up, please.
- Rise and shine.
- How did you sleep?
- It’s a new day.
- Get ready fast.
- Brush your teeth.
- Take a bath.
- Eat your breakfast.
- Get dressed.
- Pack your bag.
- Don’t be late.
- Time for school.
- Let’s go.
- Stay happy.
- Stay blessed.
- Be positive.
- Smile more.
- Work hard today.
- Study well.
- Do your best.
- Keep learning.
- Stay focused.
- Be confident.
- Enjoy your day.
- See you soon.
- Take care.
- God bless you.
- Good luck today.

Greeting Sentences for Kids
- Hello!
- Hi there!
- Good morning.
- Good afternoon.
- Good evening.
- How are you?
- I am fine.
- Nice to meet you.
- What is your name?
- My name is Ali.
- How old are you?
- I am ten years old.
- Where are you from?
- I am from Pakistan.
- Welcome!
- Please come in.
- Thank you.
- You’re welcome.
- Excuse me.
- Sorry.
- Bye-bye.
- See you again.
- Take care.
- Good night.
- Have fun.
- Let’s play.
- Join us.
- Be my friend.
- I like you.
- Stay happy.

Emotional English Sentences with Pictures
- I am happy.
- I feel sad.
- I am excited.
- I am angry.
- I am scared.
- I am surprised.
- I feel proud.
- I am worried.
- I feel calm.
- I am nervous.
- I feel lonely.
- I am confident.
- I feel tired.
- I am relaxed.
- I feel stressed.
- I am hopeful.
- I feel loved.
- I am thankful.
- I feel upset.
- I am confused.
- I feel shy.
- I am brave.
- I feel bored.
- I am joyful.
- I feel peaceful.
- I am emotional.
- I feel strong.
- I am weak.
- I feel better.
- I am okay now.

Market and Shopping Sentences Examples
- How much is this?
- It is too expensive.
- Give me a discount.
- I want this.
- Show me another.
- Do you have this?
- I need vegetables.
- One kilo please.
- Pack this.
- I will buy it.
- I don’t want this.
- It’s cheap.
- It’s fresh.
- What is the price?
- Can you reduce it?
- I am just looking.
- Give me a bag.
- Keep the change.
- Here is the money.
- Accept card?
- Cash only?
- Is it original?
- I need receipt.
- Open the shop.
- Close the shop.
- It’s out of stock.
- New arrival.
- Best quality.
- I’ll come again.
- Thank you, shopkeeper.

Travel and Tour Sentences in English
- Where is the station?
- I need a ticket.
- One way please.
- Return ticket.
- What is the fare?
- Is it far?
- Book my seat.
- I am traveling today.
- Call a taxi.
- Stop here.
- Take me there.
- How long will it take?
- Is this the right bus?
- I am new here.
- Guide me please.
- I lost my way.
- Where is the hotel?
- I need a room.
- Is breakfast included?
- Check in please.
- Check out time?
- Carry my luggage.
- It’s beautiful here.
- Take a photo.
- Enjoy the trip.
- Have a safe journey.
- I am on vacation.
- Let’s explore.
- Show me the map.
- Thank you for help.

Everyday School and Tuition Sentences
- I am going to school.
- School is open.
- Class has started.
- Sit on your seat.
- Open your book.
- Close your book.
- Write your name.
- Read loudly.
- Speak English.
- Do your work.
- Submit homework.
- Listen carefully.
- Ask questions.
- Raise your hand.
- Don’t make noise.
- Be silent.
- Come to the board.
- Solve this.
- Correct your mistake.
- Learn this lesson.
- Test is tomorrow.
- Prepare well.
- Bring notebook.
- Sharpen pencil.
- Use eraser.
- Attend class.
- Follow rules.
- Be punctual.
- Respect teachers.
- Study daily.
English Sentences for Classroom
- May I come in?
- May I go out?
- I am present.
- I am absent.
- Please explain again.
- I don’t understand.
- Can I answer?
- It is correct.
- It is wrong.
- Please check this.
- I have a question.
- Repeat please.
- Speak slowly.
- Write on board.
- Clean the board.
- Bring your book.
- Open page ten.
- Close your book.
- Sit properly.
- Stand straight.
- Listen to teacher.
- Follow instructions.
- Don’t talk.
- Be attentive.
- Focus here.
- Start writing.
- Stop writing.
- Time is over.
- Submit paper.
- Class is over.
Daily Used Polite English Sentence
- Please help me.
- Thank you.
- You’re welcome.
- Excuse me.
- Sorry for that.
- May I help you?
- Please wait.
- After you.
- Kindly listen.
- Please come in.
- Please sit down.
- Could you help?
- I appreciate it.
- Thanks a lot.
- Much obliged.
- Please forgive me.
- I beg your pardon.
- No worries.
- My pleasure.
- That’s kind of you.
- With respect.
- Please cooperate.
- Thank you very much.
- I am grateful.
- Sorry to bother you.
- Kindly check this.
- Please guide me.
- Thanks for help.
- Stay blessed.
- Have a nice day.
Restaurant Sentences for Ordering
- I need a table.
- Menu please.
- What do you recommend?
- I want this dish.
- It’s delicious.
- It’s spicy.
- Not too spicy.
- Water please.
- Cold drink please.
- Bring rice.
- Bring salad.
- Order ready?
- Please hurry.
- It’s tasty.
- I don’t like this.
- Change my order.
- Extra sauce please.
- Less salt.
- More sugar.
- Is it fresh?
- How long?
- Bill please.
- Split the bill.
- Accept card?
- Cash only?
- Pack this.
- Take away.
- Dine in.
- Thank you waiter.
- Visit again.
Daily Use English Sentence for Office
- I am at office.
- Meeting is scheduled.
- Join the meeting.
- Check your email.
- Send the report.
- Deadline is today.
- Complete this task.
- Follow up please.
- Call the client.
- Answer the call.
- Take notes.
- Update the file.
- Print this.
- Scan this.
- Sign here.
- Discuss later.
- I am busy now.
- Free after lunch.
- Let’s collaborate.
- Work together.
- Share details.
- Keep me posted.
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FAQs
Good morning, How are you?, I am fine, Please help me, Thank you very much, Excuse me, I am ready, See you later
How much is this?, Can I see that please?, I am looking for this item, Do you have a smaller size?, Is there any discount?, I will take it, Can I pay by card?, Thank you
Learning 5 to 10 sentences daily is ideal for most English learners. This number is easy to remember and allows enough time to practice speaking and understanding meaning. For example, a student like Ali can learn five simple daily-use sentences and use them in real situations, which helps build confidence and long-term memory without pressure.
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