🇬🇧 Wear meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

To "wear" something means to have it on your body as clothing or decoration. When you put on a shirt, pants, a dress, socks, shoes, a hat, glasses, or jewelry and keep them on you, you are wearing them. You can wear things to stay warm, stay safe, follow rules, or just to look fun and stylish.

I like to wear sunglasses inside so everyone knows I’m serious about being ridiculous.

The baby tried to wear the cereal bowl as a helmet and then looked proud and milky.

The scarecrow decided to wear my old school uniform, and now he looks smarter than me.

I tried to wear all my favorite shirts at once, and now I can’t put my arms down.

Astronauts wear special suits so they can breathe in space; I wear special socks so I can survive stepping on toy bricks.

Sam can wear a red hat. He can wear a blue shirt and wear green shoes. His little sister can wear a new ring and wear a yellow scarf. They both wear big smiles. They go outside to play. People stop and smile. Sam and his sister feel happy and laugh.

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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