We’ve just started the month of February, and I realized it’s been a long time since I did an English vocabulary lesson with pictures – so in today’s video, you’re going to learn 10 English vocabulary words all starting with the letter F.
In addition to learning what these words mean, you can also practice pronouncing them by repeating the words after me.
Remember, you can learn a lot more vocabulary words inside my Vocabulary Builder Courses – these courses have more than 1000 useful and practical words, and I make them easy for you to learn and practice them. You can click on the link to sign up for the Vocabulary Builder.
OK, here we go – 10 English vocabulary words beginning with the letter F:
FACTORY
A factory is a place that makes or manufactures products. It is usually large and full of machines.
FEATHER
Birds have feathers covering their bodies.
FEVER
When your body temperature is elevated, you have a fever.
FIREWORKS
Many countries set off colorful fireworks to celebrate holidays and events.
FLIP-FLOPS
This specific style of sandals is known as flip-flops
FLOOD
A flood is when too much water enters a place where it is not supposed to be. Flood is the noun form; you could also say the street is flooded or the house is flooded.
FOAM
Foam refers to the bubbles often found on top of a drink, or in the ocean.
FOREHEAD
The part of your head above your eyes but below your hair is called your forehead.
FRECKLES
Freckles are a bunch of small dark spots that some people have on their faces.
FRYING PAN
A frying pan is a flat pan used to cook things on top of the stove.
That’s just a small sampling of the many English words we have, starting with F. Again, you can continue learning English vocabulary inside my Vocabulary Builder Courses.
The lessons in those courses include lots of pictures so it’s easy to learn the words – and exercises to help you practice. There are two levels of the Vocabulary Builder courses, and you can get a discount when you buy both levels together.
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