🇬🇧 Word meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

A word is a small chunk of language that means something. You can say words out loud or write them down to share ideas, ask questions, tell stories, or show how you feel. When you put many words together in the right order, they make sentences that other people can understand.

I tried to use a smart word, but my tongue quit its job halfway through.

The baby’s favorite word is “no,” which he proudly shouts while eating the crayons he said “no” to.

My cat doesn’t understand any words, but he understands the sound of the fridge opening perfectly.

My notebook is full of words, doodles, and one secret message that even I can’t read.

The English language has hundreds of thousands of words, but my little brother only needs two—“mine” and “again.”

Tom finds a small paper. A word is on it: "apple". He points and asks, "What is this word?" Mom says the word and shows an apple. Tom sees the apple and the word. He smiles. The small word now makes Tom happy. He puts the paper on the apple. He eats the apple and laughs. Mom hugs him.

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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