🇬🇧 Report meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

When you report something, you give information about it to someone else. This can involve telling someone about an event, a situation, or what you have learned. Reporting can be done in writing, speaking, or through other forms of communication.

My teacher asked me to report on my summer vacation, but “napping” wasn’t a long enough topic.

I had to report that my little brother ate my last cookie, but sadly, no one cared except me.

My little sister reported that I ate her candy, but I had to remind her she ate it herself yesterday.

My dog tried to report me to Mom for not sharing my sandwich, but all he could do was bark.

The detective (aka my dog) had to report that someone ate his treats… it was him.

A girl sees a small bird on the road. It is hurt. She runs to a man and says, "I will report." The man says, "Report to the animal doctor." She and the man report the bird. Two friends report too. People report and help. The bird is warm and sleeps safe.

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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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