🇬🇧 Again meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

"Again" means doing something one more time. You already did it before, and now you are repeating it. If you play a game and you want to play it one more time, you say, "Let’s play again!"

The magician pulled a coin from my ear, then did it again, so now I’m pretty sure my ear is an ATM.

I wrote my name so messy that I had to write it again, and it still looked like a sleeping worm.

I blinked once, blinked again, and suddenly the homework I was ignoring was still there.

The dog chased its tail, caught it, forgot why, and started chasing it again.

The baby clapped once, saw everyone cheer, and then clapped again like a tiny celebrity.

A small boy throws a ball. The ball lands in a puddle. He picks it up and throws it again. The puppy jumps and misses. The boy throws again. The puppy slips and drops it again. They try again and again. The sun comes out and they both clap now.

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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