🇬🇧 Sit meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

To place your bottom on something, like a chair or the ground, so your body is resting and your legs are bent, not standing or lying down.

The cat sits on my homework like it’s guarding the world’s most boring treasure.

Grandpa can sit and nap anywhere, even in a noisy room full of tap-dancing toddlers.

When I sit on the grass, my dog thinks my lap is his new dog bed.

I tried to sit like a calm statue, but my hiccups turned me into a jumping jellybean.

The penguin at the zoo likes to sit and stare at people like we’re the animals in the cage.

A small boy walks to the park with his dog. He is tired and says, "I want to sit." The dog can sit. The boy can sit on a bench. The dog can sit on his lap. They sit close and smile as the sun goes down. They feel happy.

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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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