🇬🇧 Mail meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

Mail is all the letters, cards, and packages that people send to each other, and the system that moves them from place to place. When someone puts a letter in a mailbox, workers help carry that mail to the right house so the person can read it or open it.

I tried to send my homework by mail, but my teacher said, “Nice try, it was due yesterday in class.”

The cat sat on top of the mail like a fluffy security guard protecting extremely important coupons.

My uncle sent me mail with glitter inside, and now our house sparkles like a unicorn sneezed.

The mail brought a letter from camp that said, “We are fine. The squirrels are winning, though.”

The mail once traveled mostly by horse and ship; now it zooms by planes and trucks, but my birthday card from Aunt Lily still arrives exactly three days late every single year.

Tom waits at the door. A mail man brings mail and puts a box and a letter on the mat. Tom smiles. He takes the mail and opens the letter. The letter says "I love you." Tom hugs the box and keeps the mail on his bed. The mail makes him very happy.

This word is at the A2 level, which means it’s useful for simple, everyday situations. You might use it when shopping, traveling, or talking about your hobbies. Words at this level help you build confidence in practical, routine conversations.

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