🇬🇧 Mad meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

Mad is a feeling of strong anger or frustration. People get mad when things don’t go their way, like when their little brother eats the last cookie or when their cat knocks their favorite cup off the table for the tenth time. Sometimes, “mad” can also mean acting a little crazy, like laughing loudly for no reason or wearing socks on your hands just for fun.

Mom got mad when she found out I put googly eyes on all the family photos.

I was mad when my ice cream fell, but my dog was the happiest he’s ever been.

The baby got mad when I stole his nose… he doesn’t know it was just my thumb!

My cat gets mad when I sing, but I think she’s just jealous of my talent.

My mom got mad when she found out I tried to toast a marshmallow over a candle.

A boy lost his red ball. He was mad. He kicked the box and was mad. His little dog ran mad round the room and bit the hat, funny and loud. The boy saw the ball under the chair and was mad no more. He smiled, hugged the dog, and the mad day was over.

This word is at the A2 level, which means it’s useful for simple, everyday situations. You might use it when shopping, traveling, or talking about your hobbies. Words at this level help you build confidence in practical, routine conversations.

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