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Study this English vocabulary list, then practice by sorting the words in the game.
| Word | Part of speech | Example |
|---|---|---|
| head | n. | I nod my head to say yes. |
| hand | n. | I wash my hands before dinner. |
| foot | n. | She hurt her foot playing soccer. |
| eye | n. | Close your eyes and count to ten. |
| ear | n. | He whispered the answer in my ear. |
| nose | n. | My nose is stuffy because of the cold. |
| mouth | n. | Open your mouth and say ah. |
| arm | n. | She carries her bag on her arm. |
| leg | n. | He broke his leg last winter. |
| finger | n. | I cut my finger while cooking. |
| toe | n. | She stubbed her toe on the door. |
| knee | n. | He fell and hurt his knee. |
| elbow | n. | Don't put your elbow on the table. |
| shoulder | n. | She carries her bag on one shoulder. |
| hair | n. | She brushes her hair every morning. |
| tooth | n. | He lost a tooth last week. |
| tongue | n. | The soup burned my tongue. |
| neck | n. | She wears a scarf around her neck. |
| chest | n. | He felt a pain in his chest. |
| back | n. | My back hurts after sitting all day. |
| stomach | n. | My stomach hurts after eating too much. |
| hip | n. | She put her hands on her hips. |
| ankle | n. | He twisted his ankle during the run. |
| wrist | n. | She wears a watch on her wrist. |
| cheek | n. | The mother kissed her baby's cheek. |
| chin | n. | He rested his chin on his hand. |
| forehead | n. | She touched his forehead to check his fever. |
| eyebrow | n. | He raised an eyebrow in surprise. |
| lip | n. | She bit her lip because she was nervous. |
| heel | n. | These shoes hurt my heel a little. |
| palm | n. | He held the coin in his palm. |
| thumb | n. | The baby likes to suck his thumb. |
| heart | n. | Exercise keeps your heart healthy. |
| brain | n. | Reading books is good for your brain. |
| bone | n. | He broke a bone in his arm. |
| throat | n. | My throat hurts when I swallow. |
| waist | n. | She wears a belt around her waist. |
| skin | n. | Use sunscreen to protect your skin. |
| muscle | n. | Lifting weights builds muscle over time. |
| lung | n. | Smoking can damage your lungs. |
| rib | n. | He cracked a rib in the accident. |
| spine | n. | Sit up straight to protect your spine. |
| jaw | n. | Her jaw hurt after chewing gum for hours. |
| nail | n. | She painted her nails bright red. |
| eyelash | n. | A tiny eyelash fell into her eye. |
| face | n. | She has a round face. |
| body | n. | Exercise keeps your body strong. |
| blood | n. | Blood carries oxygen through your body. |
| thigh | n. | He hurt his thigh playing soccer. |
| calf | n. | My calf hurts after running. |
| fist | n. | He clenched his fist in anger. |
| belly | n. | The baby has a round belly. |
| skull | n. | The skull protects the brain. |
| forearm | n. | She rested her forearm on the table. |
| shin | n. | He kicked the ball and hit his shin. |
| armpit | n. | Put the thermometer under your armpit. |
| eyelid | n. | Her eyelid twitched all morning. |
| nostril | n. | Air flows in through your nostril. |
| collarbone | n. | She broke her collarbone in the fall. |
| pupil | n. | The pupil gets smaller in bright light. |
| earlobe | n. | She wears earrings on her earlobe. |
| kidney | n. | The kidney filters waste from the blood. |
| liver | n. | The liver helps clean the blood. |
| vein | n. | The nurse found a vein for the injection. |
| artery | n. | The artery carries blood from the heart. |
| tendon | n. | He injured a tendon in his ankle. |
| ligament | n. | A torn ligament can take months to heal. |
| cartilage | n. | Cartilage cushions the joints. |
| pelvis | n. | The pelvis supports the spine. |
| torso | n. | The shirt fits his torso well. |
| smile | verb | She gave a big smile to the camera. |
| cry | verb | The baby began to cry at midnight. |
| laugh | verb | His joke made everyone laugh loudly. |
| hug | verb | She gave her mother a warm hug. |
| knuckle | noun | He knocked on the door with his knuckle. |
| scalp | noun | Sunscreen can protect your scalp from sunburn. |
| joint | noun | My knee joint hurts after running. |
| limb | noun | He hurt a limb while skiing yesterday. |
| vertebra | noun | The doctor examined one vertebra in his spine. |
| gland | noun | The sweat gland helps cool your body down. |