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body Words

A free, playable vocabulary list. · 21 words · CEFR A1

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#WordPOSLevelDefinition & example
1headnounA1the top part of your body with your face on it
He wears a hat on his head.
2facenounA1the front part of your head with eyes and mouth
She washes her face every morning.
3eyenounA1one of the two body parts you see with
Close your eyes and sleep.
4earnounA1one of the two body parts you hear with
He listens with his right ear.
5nosenounA1the body part on your face that smells
My nose is cold in winter.
6mouthnounA1the part of your face you eat and speak with
Open your mouth, please.
7toothnounA1one of the white parts in your mouth
Brush your tooth every day.
8tonguenounA1the soft part inside your mouth that tastes food
The soup is hot on my tongue.
9hairnounA1the thin threads that grow on your head
She has long black hair.
10necknounA1the part between your head and your body
The bird has a long neck.
11shouldernounA1the part of your body below your neck
He carries a bag on his shoulder.
12armnounA1the part of your body from shoulder to hand
She lifts her arm to wave.
13handnounA1the part at the end of your arm with fingers
Wash your hands before lunch.
14fingernounA1one of the five long parts on your hand
I wear a ring on my finger.
15legnounA1the part of your body you stand and walk on
The player kicks the ball with his leg.
16kneenounA1the middle joint of your leg
The child falls on his knee.
17footnounA1the part at the end of your leg that you stand on
My left foot hurts today.
18toenounA1one of the five small parts on your foot
The shoe is small for my toes.
19backnounA1the rear part of your body from neck to legs
He sleeps on his back.
20heartnounA1the body part that pumps blood
Running makes my heart beat fast.
21bodynounA1the whole physical form of a person or animal
Exercise keeps your body strong.

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