🇬🇧 Mr meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

“Mr” is a word we put in front of a man’s name to be polite and respectful. We use it for adult men, like teachers, neighbors, or officials, when they don’t have another special title like “Doctor” or “Captain.” For example, instead of just saying “Smith,” we say “Mr Smith” to show good manners.

Mr Glue got stuck to his own chair during art class and said, “I’m just very committed to my work.”

Our coach, Mr Stopwatch, times everything, even how long it takes us to finish a cookie.

Mr Rocket raised his hand in class and accidentally launched the pencil into outer space.

Mr Shadow copies everything I do, but when I dance badly, he pretends he doesn’t know me.

We write “Mr” before a man’s name, like Mr Brown, but in some places people add a dot and write it as “Mr.” instead.

Sam walks to school. He sees a tall man at the gate. His teacher says, "Say, 'Mr Brown'." Sam says, "Hello, Mr Brown." Mr Lee waves. A shop sign reads "Mr Green, toys." Sam says, "Thank you, Mr Green." Mr Smith gives a small car. Sam smiles and holds the toy.

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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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