🇬🇧 Always meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

“Always” means something happens every single time, and it doesn’t stop or change. If you always brush your teeth at night, that means you do it every night, not just sometimes. It’s like a rule or habit that keeps happening again and again.

My brain always remembers embarrassing things from years ago, but forgets where I put my shoes five minutes ago.

My dog always tilts his head when I sing, probably wondering why a siren moved into our house.

Grandpa always falls asleep during movies and then wakes up right when the credits roll and says, “Great ending!”

The teacher always knows when I’m not listening, even though I practice my ‘I’m totally listening’ face in the mirror.

The cookie jar always gets empty faster when I’m left alone with it, which is a very strange mystery.

The little girl has a small dog. The dog always waits at the door. The girl always finds the dog with a big smile. They always walk to the park. It always rains but the dog always runs and plays. They always hug and go home happy. She feels safe.

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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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