🇬🇧 Shout meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

To shout means to use a very loud voice so people far away or in a noisy place can hear you clearly, like when you call someone across a playground or warn someone quickly.

I shouted at my video game, and I’m pretty sure the game shouted back, “Play Better!”

Grandpa shouted, “Back In My Day—” and the whole family instantly fell asleep from experience.

I shouted “Clean Your Room!” at myself and still didn’t listen.

The alarm clock didn’t ring this morning, so Mom just shouted my name in capital letters.

I shouted “BOO!” at my sister, and she shouted a new word Mom says I’m not allowed to repeat.

At the park I run after my ball. The ball rolls into the road. People in cars shout, "Stop!" People shout, "Look!" Mom and dad shout, "Come back!" I shout, "Help!" Friends shout and wave. A car stops. I run back, hug my ball, and smile. Everyone laughs and claps.

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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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