🇬🇧 Feet meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

Feet are the two body parts at the bottom of your legs that you stand on, walk with, run with, jump with, and dance with. Most people have two feet, and each foot has toes on it. Feet help you balance so you don’t fall over, and they carry you everywhere you go, like built‑in transportation for your body.

After playing all day, my feet smelled so bad I’m pretty sure they invented a new kind of air pollution.

My feet tried to dance, but they mostly just argued about which one should go first.

My feet tried to tiptoe quietly, but the floorboards yelled, “Squeak!” every single step.

On cold mornings, my feet curl up like scared armadillos hiding in my slippers.

My feet fell asleep in class, which is rude, because my brain had to stay awake.

A girl takes off her shoes and puts her feet in the sand. Cold water touches her feet. She laughs and moves her feet in the wet sand. A small wave washes her feet and she jumps. She runs to her towel, puts on warm socks and shoes, and looks at her clean feet with a big 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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