🇬🇧 Forest meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

A forest is a big, natural place covered with lots and lots of trees, bushes, and plants, where many animals, birds, and insects live together, and it usually feels shady, cool, and a little bit wild.

The forest was full of mysterious sounds, but 90% of them were just my shoes squeaking.

The forest was beautiful until a spider web gently high-fived my entire face.

The forest was so thick with trees that my GPS just sighed and said, “Good luck, buddy.”

The forest smelled like pine trees, wet dirt, and my brother’s socks after a long hike.

The forest was so quiet that when my stomach growled, three rabbits ran away in terror.

Tom and his dog walk to the big forest. The forest has many tall trees and green leaves. Tom sees a bird in the forest and hears water. They walk on a small path in the forest and find clear water. The dog drinks. Tom smiles. The forest is nice, and they go home happy.

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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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