The Body — A1 English Vocabulary
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This A1 vocabulary list gathers 20 beginner English words about the body — from head to toe — parts of the human body. Every word comes with a simple definition, its British-English pronunciation and a natural example sentence, so you learn each one in real context. When you are ready, open the flashcards to practise and remember them for good.
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head/hed/
The top part of your body, where your face is.
“My head hurts a little today.”
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hand/hænd/
The part at the end of your arm, with fingers.
“Please give me your hand.”
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eye/aɪ/
The part of your body you see with.
“I have something in my eye.”
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ear/ɪə/
The part of your body you hear with.
“My ear hurts a little.”
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nose/nəʊz/
The part of your face you use to smell and breathe.
“The dog has a wet nose.”
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mouth/maʊθ/
The part of your face you use to eat and speak.
“Please open your mouth.”
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hair/heə/
The thin threads that grow on your head.
“Her hair is long and black.”
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arm/ɑːm/
The long part of your body between your shoulder and hand.
“He has a strong arm.”
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leg/leɡ/
The long part of your body you use to walk.
“My leg hurts after running.”
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foot/fʊt/
The part at the end of your leg that you stand on.
“My right foot is cold.”
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finger/ˈfɪŋ.ɡə/
One of the five long parts on your hand.
“I have a ring on my finger.”
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face/feɪs/
The front part of your head.
“She has a happy face.”
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tooth/tuːθ/
One of the hard white parts in your mouth for biting.
“My tooth hurts; I need a dentist.”
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neck/nek/
The part of your body that joins your head to your shoulders.
“He wears a scarf around his neck.”
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knee/niː/
The joint in the middle of your leg where it bends.
“The boy fell and hurt his knee.”
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back/bæk/
The part of your body behind you, from neck to bottom.
“My back hurts after work.”
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heart/hɑːt/
The organ in your chest that pumps blood.
“The heart is a very important organ.”
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stomach/ˈstʌm.ək/
The part of your body where food goes after you eat.
“My stomach hurts; I ate too much.”
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shoulder/ˈʃəʊl.də/
The part of your body where your arm joins the body.
“She carries a bag on her shoulder.”
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lip/lɪp/
One of the two soft edges of your mouth.
“He has a small cut on his lip.”