🇬🇧 Europe meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

Europe is one of the world’s continents. It is a big area of land that includes many different countries, such as France, Germany, Italy, and Spain. Europe is across the Atlantic Ocean from North America, above Africa, and next to Asia. People in Europe speak many different languages, eat many different foods, and have lots of famous places, like castles, old cities, and mountains.

My little brother said he could jump from our backyard all the way to Europe, then tripped over his shoelace and landed on the grass instead.

My cousin’s suitcase was so big for her trip to Europe that I’m pretty sure she packed three outfits and an entire sofa.

I tried to draw the flag of every country in Europe, but by the tenth one my crayons staged a tiny, colorful protest.

If I had a magic carpet, I’d zoom around Europe collecting pizza from Italy, waffles from Belgium, and confused looks from everyone.

Europe has more than 40 countries, which means if you tried to say “hello” in every language before breakfast, your cereal would definitely get soggy.

Anna looks at a map. She points to Europe. Many small flags sit on Europe. Her friend in Europe waves on the phone. A boat leaves Africa and goes north to Europe, and a train goes west from Asia to Europe in the map. Anna smiles; she can go to Europe next year.

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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