🇬🇧 Rock meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

A rock is a hard, solid piece of the ground or of a mountain. You can’t bend it, it doesn’t squish, and it usually stays where it is unless someone picks it up or it rolls away.

I drew a tiny face on a rock, and now it just sits there judging my life choices.

I tried to use a rock as a pillow, and my head immediately asked for a refund.

I accidentally named my pet rock “Speedy,” and it has not moved once.

I put googly eyes on a rock, and now it looks more awake than I do on Monday mornings.

Some rocks from space fall to Earth as meteors.

Tom and his dog find a rock on the path. The rock is big and hard. Tom tries to push the rock. The dog pulls it. The rock does not move. Tom lifts a small rock under it. The big rock rolls. They smile, jump, laugh, and go home now.

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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