🇬🇧 With meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

“With” is a word we use when things or people are together, joined, or included. It can show who you are next to, what you are holding, what you are doing something using, or what belongs to someone. For example, if you walk with your friend, you are side by side. If you eat soup with a spoon, the spoon is the thing you use. If a box with toys is in your room, the toys are inside that box. “With” helps us tell what goes together or what is involved in something.

I tried to impress everyone with my dance moves and accidentally invented a new way to fall down.

Grandma beat my video game score with one eye closed and a sandwich in her hand.

The dog greeted the mail carrier with a wagging tail and exactly zero understanding of personal space.

I studied for the test with my brain, but my brain was secretly on vacation.

I answered the door with toothpaste still decorating my entire mouth like white Halloween slime.

Rain starts. A small boy runs with a red umbrella. His dog jumps with him through wide puddles. An old woman with a blue bicycle smiles, sharing the path with them. The boy slips, the dog licks his face, and the woman helps him up with a soft hand. They walk home together, laughing.

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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