560 English Words You'll Use Every Day - Basic Vocabulary #96
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waste
waste
waste the waste with this spelling
different from the trash spelling of
waste refers to a body part the waist of
the body is the thinnest part of the
body so it's usually right around here
usually about where for women like their
shirt might meet their trousers or their
skirt it's generally right around the
midsection the thinnest part of the body
here's an example the woman is measuring
her waist the woman is measuring her
waist the woman is measuring her
waist
kneecap
kneecap
kneecap your kneecap is the top of your
knee so your knee is the part where the
top of your leg and the bottom part of
your leg meet there's a small caplik
bone on top of this that protects it
here's an example the kneecap protects
the joint and tendons of the knee the
kneecap protects the joint and tendons
of the
knee the kneecap protects the joint and
tendons of the
knee
groin
groin
groin the groin is a general area of the
body it refers to everything between
people's legs we use this word for both
men and for women so we use this when we
need to talk about like an injury for
example and in other situations too it
tends to sound a little more scientific
here's an example he pulled his groin
muscle during the
match he pulled his groin muscle during
the
match he pulled his groin muscle during
the
match Achilles
heel Achilles
heel
ailles
heel the Achilles heel is a piece of
tendon so a connecting fiber that
attaches from your heel on your foot to
the other parts of your leg so this is a
very very important thing that we need
to walk here's an example the Achilles
heel refers to the tendon going from the
heel to the ankle the Achilles heel
refers to the tendon going from the heel
to the
ankle the Achilles heel refers to the
tendon going from the heel to the
ankle
forearm
forearm
forarm your forearm is this part of your
arm it's like the part of your arm that
goes before you first maybe that's a
helpful way to remember it when you put
your hand out it's the part of your arm
that goes out first not the upper part
of your arm here's an example I have a
heart tattooed on my forearm just above
the wrist I have a heart tattooed on my
forearm just above the
wrist I have a heart tattooed on my
forearm just above the
wrist
thumb
thumb thumb
your thumb is this part of your body it
is only this one so we use the word
thumb only for this digit this part of
your hand on left hand and on right hand
here's an example without the thumb we
couldn't grasp
anything without the thumb we couldn't
grasp
anything without the thumb we couldn't
grasp
anything Pinky
pinky
Pinky the pinky is the last finger on
your hand the little one here at the end
you might see this spelled p i n k i e
or you might also see it spelled p i n k
y depends a little bit on the person so
your pinky is your little finger here's
an example the pinky is the smallest
finger on the human hand the pinky is
the smallest finger on the human
hand the pinky is the smallest finger on
the human
hand middle
finger middle
finger middle
finger the middle finger is the finger
that is in the middle on your hand so
there are two digits or two fingers on
both sides of your middle finger it's
often the longest finger here's an
example the middle finger is generally
the longest finger on the human hand
the middle finger is generally the
longest finger on the human
hand the middle finger is generally the
longest finger on the human
hand index
finger index
finger index finger your index finger is
the finger between your thumb and your
middle finger this is your index finger
here some people also call call it your
pointer finger here's an example the
index finger is often called The
Pointer the index finger is often called
The
Pointer the index finger is often called
The
Pointer ring
finger ring
finger ring
finger your ring finger is the fourth
finger on your hand it's the one between
your middle finger and your pinky we
call it the ring finger because this is
the finger that we put our wedding rings
on here's an example the ring finger
sits between the pinky and the middle
finger the ring finger sits between the
pinky and the middle
finger the ring finger sits between the
pinky and the middle
finger let's review I'm going to
describe a word or phrase in English see
if you can remember it then repeat after
me focusing on
pronunciation
ready do you remember how to say the
word that refers to the smallest part of
the Torso usually right
here
waist
waist and how to say the protective
cover for the
knee
kneecap KNE
cap what about the word we use to talk
about the muscles that are between the
legs
groin
groin do you remember the name for the
tendon that connects your heel to your
ankle Achilles
heel Achilles heel
let's try the word for this part of your
arm
forearm
forearm what about the word for this
finger
thumb
thumb now let's see if you remember how
to say this finger the last one the
smallest finger
pinky
pinky another one what about the word
for the longest finger on your
hand middle
finger middle
finger do you remember how to say the
second finger on your hand between your
thumb and your middle
finger index
finger index
finger and finally do you remember how
to say the fourth finger on your
hand ring
finger ring
Key Vocabulary (50)
toward
"Go to school."
belonging
"Cup of tea."
also
"You and me."
specific
"That book."
A third-person singular pronoun used to refer to an object, animal, or situation that has already been mentioned or is clear from context. It is also frequently used as a dummy subject to talk about time, weather, or distance.
Used to show who is intended to have or use something, or to explain the purpose or reason for an action. It is also frequently used to indicate a specific duration of time.
A preposition used to indicate that something is in a position above and supported by a surface. It is also used to indicate a specific day or date, or to show that a device is functioning.
Used to refer to the person or people that the speaker is addressing. It is the second-person pronoun used for both singular and plural subjects and objects.
Used to identify a specific person, thing, or idea that is physically close to the speaker or has just been mentioned. It can also refer to the present time or a situation that is currently happening.
Used to indicate the starting point, source, or origin of something. It can describe a physical location, a point in time, or the person who sent or gave an item.
The word 'we' is a first-person plural pronoun used to refer to the speaker and one or more other people collectively. It is used as the subject of a sentence or clause.
An is an indefinite article used before singular countable nouns that begin with a vowel sound. It functions to indicate a non-specific person or thing, similar to the number one.
1
"One dog."
An adverb used to emphasize the quality, intensity, or extent of an adjective or another adverb. It indicates that something is very or extremely high in degree.
The word 'about' is used to indicate the subject or topic of something, such as a conversation, book, or thought. It connects a general action like 'talking' or 'thinking' to the specific person or thing being discussed.
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