🇬🇧 Hear meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

To hear means your ears notice sounds, like voices, music, or noise, even if you’re not trying. When you hear something, your ears pick it up and your brain understands it as a sound.

I hear my tummy growl so loudly in class that the kid next to me says, "Bless you."

When I hear the word "chores," my ears work perfectly, but somehow my legs stop working.

The neighbors can hear me practicing the recorder, and I’m pretty sure they’re planning to move.

I hear my alarm clock every morning, and every morning my pillow tells me to ignore it.

At night, I hear strange noises, but it’s usually just my stomach practicing for breakfast.

I sit by the door. I hear rain on the roof. I hear a small cry under a box. I hear small feet move. I hear the cat meow again. I open the box, see a wet cat, and I hold it. I hear it meow and I smile. We take it home.

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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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