🇬🇧 Tag meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

A tag is a little label made of paper, cloth, or metal that is tied, pinned, or stuck to something or worn by a person or an animal. It usually has important information on it, like a name, a price, or an address, so people know what something is, who it belongs to, or where it should go.

The classroom skeleton had a tag on its toe that said “Former student who didn’t study for tests.”

On my lunchbox tag I wrote “If found, please return to the constantly hungry kid in room 12.”

I made a tag for the cookie tin that said “Empty,” just to keep everyone away from my secret stash.

The dog’s tag said “I’m friendly, but I still might steal your snacks.”

Grandpa left the price tag on his new hat, so everyone knew his fashion cost exactly $4.99.

Sam found a small dog near the park. The dog wore an old collar with a bright red tag. Sam read the tag and saw a name and phone number on the tag. He called the number on the tag, and the owner came quickly. They hugged the dog, smiled, and Sam put the little tag into his pocket.

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This word is at the B2 level, which means it’s used in more complex conversations and texts. It helps you discuss abstract ideas, express opinions clearly, and engage in discussions on a variety of topics, both personal and professional.

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