🇬🇧 Another meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

“Another” is a word you use when you want one more person or thing that is different from the first one. If you have a cookie and you want one more cookie, you want another cookie. If one friend can’t play and you ask a different friend, you are asking another friend. It helps you talk about an extra or different person or thing, not the same one as before.

The first pancake looked like a lumpy moon, so we poured another and called the first one modern art.

I sneezed so loudly that another kid in class said, "Bless you and whoever just flew out of your nose."

I used one excuse for my messy room, then invented another so creative it deserved a trophy.

The teacher gave us one math problem, then another, and my brain started looking for the exit door.

I asked one ant to leave my sandwich alone, then had to ask another hundred of its tiny cousins.

A girl has one red ball. A boy asks for another. The girl gives one and finds another blue ball under the bed. The boy finds another green ball in the box and smiles. Then another child comes and wants another ball. They all play and laugh. It is fun.

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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