🇬🇧 Poster meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

A poster is a big piece of paper with a picture, drawing, or important words on it that you stick or pin to a wall. People use posters to decorate their rooms, share information about events, or tell others about something, like a school play or a lost pet.

We made a poster for our play, but my friend wrote “COMEDY TRAGEDY MAYBE” because we weren’t sure.

I taped a poster of a giant eye to my door, so everyone feels watched when they knock.

I made a poster that says “I DID MY HOMEWORK,” hoping the teacher wouldn’t ask to see it.

My dog barked at the poster of a squirrel for ten minutes before realizing it never moves.

My brother made a poster that says “Do Not Enter,” but even the cat ignores it.

A girl sees a big poster at the shop. She buys it. She runs home with the poster. She puts the poster on her wall with tape. Her cat sits by the poster and looks. Her friend comes in and sees the poster. They both clap and smile at the poster and feel 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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