🇬🇧 Again meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

“Again” means doing something one more time, or going back to how it was before. You use it when something happens a second time (or many times), or when something returns to an earlier way or place.

I checked the fridge again, hoping new snacks had magically appeared.

I ate one cookie, blinked, and somehow my hand was in the cookie jar again.

The rooster crowed, realized it was midnight, and crowed again just to be extra wrong.

I tried to whistle, only air came out, so I tried again and accidentally spit.

The baby dropped her spoon again and stared at it like gravity was a magic trick.

A girl drops her red ball. She runs and gets it and throws it again. The ball hits a rock and falls again. She cries, picks it up and throws it again. The ball hits the tree and falls again. A boy helps and throws it again. The ball goes over the wall and they laugh.

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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