🇬🇧 Major meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

To major in something means you choose one subject that you will study more than all the others in college or university. It becomes your “main thing” to learn about. For example, if you major in biology, most of your classes and homework will be about living things, animals, and plants, while other subjects are smaller extras.

She wants to major in history so she can say, “That already happened,” in a very smart voice.

I want to major in physics so I can officially blame gravity every time I trip.

I want to major in nap science so I can study the perfect pillow all day.

If you major in cooking, your homework is literally eating your projects.

I want to major in English so I can use very, extremely, super, mega good words.

At the college fair, Ana touched bright posters: "Major in art", "Major in music", "Major in science". She laughed and said, "I must major in art." A teacher smiled, gave a paper, and Ana signed up to major in art. She left with a small breath of joy and a tight smile.

This word is at the B2 level, which means it’s used in more complex conversations and texts. It helps you discuss abstract ideas, express opinions clearly, and engage in discussions on a variety of topics, both personal and professional.

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