🇬🇧 Bill meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

A bill is a piece of paper money that people use to buy things. It is worth a certain amount, like one dollar or five dollars, and you can give it to a store to pay for toys, food, or other items. Bills are made by the government, are different colors or sizes in some countries, and they usually have pictures, numbers, and special designs on them so people know they are real.

When I lost my bill, I drew a picture of it and told myself, "Emotionally, I am still rich."

I put a bill in my sock so I wouldn’t lose it, and now I’m walking like a very rich penguin.

I accidentally washed a bill in my pocket, so now it’s the cleanest money in the neighborhood.

I hid my bill in a book to keep it safe, and now I have to read to find my money.

I stared at the picture on the bill and said, "Thank you, serious-looking person, for buying my candy."

A boy finds a bill on a park seat. He holds the green bill, smiles, and pockets the bill. At the shop a woman sees the bill and asks if it is his. He gives the bill to her, she gives a small toy, and the boy jumps with joy.

This word is at the B1 level, which means it’s important for understanding and discussing familiar topics like work, school, or leisure. Words at this level help you express your thoughts, opinions, and experiences with more detail.

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