🇬🇧 Leave meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

To leave means to go away from a person or place, or to let something stay behind instead of taking it with you.

Whenever I leave my bed in the morning, it suddenly becomes five times more comfortable than it was all night.

If you leave your homework at home, it has a relaxing day while you panic at school.

When you leave cookies alone with Grandpa, you will return to an empty plate and a suspiciously innocent smile.

I told my alarm clock to leave me alone, and it answered by beeping louder.

If you leave Earth and go into space, you float around like a confused balloon—astronauts really do have to strap themselves down to sleep so they don’t drift away!

Sam will leave the house. He will leave his red hat on the table. He will leave the door open. He will leave a note and leave to walk to the park. At the park he sees the hat. He smiles and will not leave it again. He is happy and runs home.

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This word is at the A2 level, which means it’s useful for simple, everyday situations. You might use it when shopping, traveling, or talking about your hobbies. Words at this level help you build confidence in practical, routine conversations.

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