🇬🇧 Neck meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

Your neck is the part of your body that holds up your head and connects it to your shoulders, like a bendy bridge that lets you turn, tilt, and nod your head.

My neck got tired from nodding “yes” to cookies, but my mouth said, “Keep going!”

My neck stretched so high to see the parade that I felt like a discount giraffe.

I tried to look serious, but my neck kept tilting my head into a confused puppy angle.

I put on so many necklaces that my neck looked like a very small, very shiny Christmas tree.

Ostriches have super long necks with the same number of neck bones as humans—just seven—so we’re secretly neck twins with giant birds.

A cold wind blew. Sam put a red scarf around his neck. The scarf touched his neck and his coat touched his shoulders. A small cat jumped on his neck and purred. The cat slept on his neck. Sam smiled, touched his neck, and felt warm all day. The cat was happy, too.

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This word is at the A1 level, which means it is one of the first words you learn when starting English. It’s commonly used in everyday conversations and helps you communicate basic ideas like greetings, family, or daily activities.

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