🇬🇧 Favourite meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

If something is your favourite, it means you like it more than everything else like it. For example, your favourite food is the food you enjoy the most, and your favourite game is the one you most want to play. You can have a favourite colour, toy, song, book, or even a favourite rainy day activity. You might like many things, but your favourite is number one to you.

The baby’s favourite word is “No,” even when she definitely means “Yes” and also “Give me snacks.”

My favourite subject is lunch, closely followed by advanced dessert studies.

My favourite way to clean my room is to shove everything into the closet and hope the door closes.

My favourite alarm clock is my little brother screaming, “ARE YOU AWAKE?” two inches from my face.

My favourite fun fact about the word “favourite” is that people in different countries spell it differently—some write “favorite,” but both spellings still mean the thing you like best.

Anna has many toys. Her favourite ball is red and she plays with it every day. Her favourite hat is blue and she wears it to the park. Her favourite cat sits on her lap and purrs. Her favourite book is small and she reads it at night. Her favourite song makes her smile. Anna hugs them and feels happy.

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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