🇬🇧 Under meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

"Under" means something is lower than something else, or covered by it. If a toy is under your bed, it is below the bed, hiding beneath it. You use "under" to talk about things that are underneath, like under a table, under a blanket, or under the water in a pool.

I crawled under the bed to find my toy and discovered a whole dusty civilization of missing things.

The cookie under my pillow turned into crumbs and regrets overnight.

My sandwich fell under the chair, and now it has a mysterious new crunch.

When the thunder started, I hid under my bed and then remembered the monsters already live there.

Octopuses can squeeze under tiny rocks because they have no bones, which basically makes them super-powered underwater noodles.

A small dog hid under a table. The boy looked under a chair. He looked under the bed and under the blanket. The dog came out from under the blanket, then ran under the table to say hello. The boy laughed and hugged the dog. They were warm and 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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