🇬🇧 Give meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

To give means to let someone else have something that is yours, like sharing a toy, handing over a snack, or offering help or a gift.

If you give a seagull one french fry, it gives you 500 more seagulls in under five seconds.

I tried to give my homework to the dog, but even he didn’t want it.

My cat likes to give me dead leaves as presents, like I’m a very confused tree.

When I give my dog a bath, he gives me a shower right back by shaking everywhere.

Grandma loves to give advice, even to the toaster—now it “knows” not to burn the bread.

A boy has one red apple. A girl is cold and hungry. The boy will give the apple to the girl. The girl will give him a warm smile. The boy will give a little wave. A small dog will give the girl a soft lick. They give each other a small hug and both feel happy.

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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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