🇬🇧 Well meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

When you are well, your body feels good and strong. You don’t feel sick, you don’t have a tummy ache or a sore throat, and you have enough energy to play, learn, and have fun. Being well means your body is working the way it should.

I was so well today that my legs forgot how to walk slowly.

The superhero felt well and complained that the villains were too slow for his new energy.

Grandpa said he was finally well and proved it by doing a tiny victory dance in the kitchen.

The elf felt well and baked cookies so fast that the oven asked for a day off.

Our cat felt so well that she chased her own tail, caught it, and looked very surprised.

Anna wakes with a cough. She does not feel well and stays in bed. Her dad brings soup and a toy. She sleeps, then drinks and rests. After a day she gets well. She smiles and says, "I feel well. I am well." She stands, walks to the park, and is well and happy.

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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