🇬🇧 Practice meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

Practice is when you keep doing the same activity many times so you can do it better and more easily. When you practice, you repeat something on purpose—like reading, playing piano, kicking a soccer ball, or writing letters—so your brain and body learn it well. The more practice you have, the stronger your skills become, just like a muscle getting stronger from exercise.

After one minute of cartwheel practice, I invented a new move called ‘falling on my face.’

I tried smile practice in the mirror and accidentally scared myself with my own face.

During piano practice, I only played one correct note, so I gave that note a little bow.

Our band practice sounds like three robots dropping their instruments down the stairs, but we’re improving.

I did so much handwriting practice that my pencil asked for a vacation.

A boy has ball practice in the park. One practice, then another practice, then more practice every day. Each practice makes his kick better. After a lot of practice the ball goes to the top of the small wall. He laughs. His mum claps and smiles, and he is 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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