🇬🇧 With meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

"With" is a word we use when someone or something is together in the same place or doing something together. If you are with your friend, it means your friend is next to you or doing the same activity as you. We use "with" to show that things are joined, connected, or happening together.

My sister talked with her plants, and now the plants are growing away from her side of the room.

I practiced ninja moves with a pillow, and the pillow definitely won.

I tried to look cool with sunglasses on, but it was nighttime and I walked into a door.

Dad tried to fix the sink with duct tape, hope, and absolutely no instructions.

I ate cereal with a fork because the spoons were on vacation in the dishwasher.

A boy came to the park with his dog. He sat with the dog under a tree. He threw a red ball with a laugh and the dog ran fast. A girl came with a sandwich and sat too. They ate, played, and went home together with big smiles today.

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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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