🇬🇧 English meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

English is a language that people use to talk, read, and write. It is spoken in countries like the United Kingdom and the United States, and in many other places all over the world. When you learn English, you learn words, how to put them in sentences, and how to understand what other people are saying or writing. People use English in school, on signs, in books, in movies, and to talk with people from different countries who might not share the same first language.

I tried to argue with Mom in complicated English, but she used one powerful word: “No.”

I tried to impress my teacher by speaking fancy English, but my tongue went on vacation mid-sentence.

The parrot learned one English phrase, “Clean your room,” and now it won’t stop bossing me around.

Our English teacher said, “Use your words,” so I used all of them at once and invented a tornado of nonsense.

My cat now understands one English word: “dinner,” and he runs faster than a rocket when he hears it.

A girl sits on a bus. She has an English book and English words on her phone. She reads English words and writes English words on a small paper. A man and a boy ask, "How to say this?" She speaks English and they try. Many people in the world speak English. They smile.

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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