🇬🇧 Practise meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

To practise means to do an activity many times so you can get better at it. When you practise, you keep trying, even if you make mistakes. For example, you might practise reading, drawing, or playing a sport. The more you practise, the easier and more fun the activity usually becomes, because your brain and body learn how to do it well.

I practise telling jokes to the mirror, and now the mirror refuses to make eye contact.

Dad said I should practise piano, but the piano is really practising how to annoy Dad.

I have to practise whispering because even my quiet voice scares the goldfish.

I practise my spelling so hard that the dictionary is thinking about retiring.

Our cat practises parkour from the sofa to my head, usually when I’m asleep.

Anna sits at the small piano. She wants to play a song. She practises the first part. She practises the same part again. She practises more, slow and then fast. She practises again and again every day. She practises with a soft smile. At the end she plays the song and her face is happy.

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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