In this blog post, we will learn 150 Daily Use English Sentences. Welcome to our collection of 150 everyday English sentences! These simple and friendly phrases are here to help you talk easily in your daily life. Whether you’re chatting with friends, asking for things, or sharing your thoughts, we’ve got you covered. Practice and enjoy using these sentences to make your conversations smooth and friendly. Let’s make talking in English easy and fun! Just stay with us and scroll down!

120 Must-Know Daily Use English Sentences

Master daily conversations with our collection of 150 must-know English sentences! Perfect for beginners or anyone looking to improve their English skills, these simple phrases will help you communicate effortlessly in everyday situations. From greetings to common expressions, start practising today and make speaking English fun and easy!

Daily Use English Sentences 1 to 34

• Bread is hard.
• To observe fast.
• The radio is on.
• To give word to make a promise.
• To open one’s lips ( not tongue ).
• Healed up.
• That the earth is round is known to all.
• To bring one back to life to rust.
• Loud cries are echoing.
• Loud shrieks are rending the air.
• Ornaments are tinkling.
• It is a quarter past seven.
• It is a quarter to seven.
• It is three minutes to seven.
• It is six to seven.
• It is ten to seven.
• Add four to seven.
• May you have a happy New Year!
• To End.
• Snakes are hissing to bite.
• To be all in all.
• Come on, everybody.
• As a matter of fact.
• Down with capitalism.
• The road is wide.
• Traveling is going to be safe.
• To introduce a coin.
• Coins are jingling.
• Don’t smoke.
• The signal is up.
• The signal is down.
• Good afternoon, Father.
• Up with socialism.
• Up with social justice.
• I understand.
• Let’s go to the picture.
• To put a volley of questions.
• The sun rises in the east.
• To be reduced to a skeleton.
• Monday has come again.

Daily Use English Sentences 34 to 76

• On Monday morning.
• Sohail will have been writing.
• Go directly to the station.
• Boys if not the best.
• Bravo! Well played.
• Bravo! Well done.
• Shazia is very rich.
• Shazia can’t help you.
• Shazia is beautiful.
• Ali has no son.
• Zaid is innocent.
• Ayesha is a nurse.
• Maaz didn’t help you.
• Alina ate only fish.
• Only Shazia sang.
• There is a dinner in the evening.
• It is evening.
• He went to Lahore.
• You can’t find the like of Shaheen.
• Seldom is he absent.
• You will have visited Lahore.
• You will have seen Karachi.
• You will have heard my name.
• Good night, Father.
• Good evening, Riaz.
• It is bad to Drink.
• To drink is bad. Drinking is bad.
• For shame.
• To make a move.
• There is no cause for complaint.
• To Thank.
• Thank you. Same to you.
• To identify.
• To make a noise.
• Why are you shouting?
• Don’t shout.
• Bees are humming.
• There is a river by the town.
• Lions are roaring.
• Morning edition.

Daily Use English Sentences 76 to 116

• The morning air is cool.
• Have patience.
• To admit.
• Only Farhan reads.
• The students have been writing.
• To taunt.
• Parrots are talking.
• How delicate love is!
• Shazia is beautiful.
• A monument of wisdom it is!
• Beautiful.
• She is too tall for her age.
• Umair is a cultivator.
• A woman has no moustache.
• Hearty Eid greetings.
• Food Problem.
• The poor are unhappy.
• The poor are baggers.
• His eyes flashed fire.
• It’s no use worrying.
• Why worry?
• To observe!
• Victory is possible.
• Farhan isn’t as fat as Fiaz.
• Farhan can help you, I hope.
• Ali only reads.
• To give loan.
• To take a loan.
• I wish I had known him!
• I wish I were a queen!
• Oh to be a queen!
• I wish I were rich!
• To make use of.
• When to start is undecided.
• Some day or other.
• To be mad.
• Some students were assaulted.
• To be nothing.
• To be income.
• To change sides.