🇬🇧 Which meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

“Which” is a word we use when there are only certain choices, and we want to know the exact one or ones. We say “which” when we can see or imagine the options, like which book, which cookie, or which game. It helps us point to the specific thing from a small group of possibilities.

The cat had to decide which glass of water to knock over first; it chose the one closest to my homework.

“Which carrot do you want?” Grandma asked, as if any carrot in the world had ever been exciting.

In the candy store, my brain crashed while deciding which sweet to pick, so my mouth tried to pick them all.

Grandpa asked which music we wanted, and my little brother chose the song that repeats the same line forever.

At the zoo, I had to choose which animal I’d be: I picked the sloth, because it understands my need for naps.

Sam finds three hats. A child asks, "Which hat is red? which hat is big? which hat is soft?" Sam asks, "Which one do you want?" A friend asks, "Which hat is mine?" The child shows which hat he likes, points and cries, "This one!" Sam puts the hat on the child. The child laughs.

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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