English for Beginners: Learning the Word Body
Welcome! This lesson is for beginners learning English. Today, we’ll focus on the word
body
. Let’s explore its meaning, how to use it, and related vocabulary.
What Does “Body” Mean?
The word
body
has two main meanings:
-
Physical Form: This refers to the physical structure of a person or animal.
“She exercises every day to stay in good shape for her
body
.”
“The dog wagged its tail and moved its
body
excitedly.”
-
Group of People: This refers to a group of people working or acting together, often with a shared purpose (e.g., a council, a committee).
“The governing
body
of the school decided on the new rules.”
Using “Body” in Sentences
Here are some more examples to help you understand how to use the word
body
:
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I feel tired; my
body
needs rest. -
She broke her arm, and her
body
needed medical attention. -
The judges are the
body
that decides who wins the competition. -
The human
body
is a complex machine.
Related Vocabulary
Learning some words related to ”
body
” will expand your vocabulary:
-
Head
: The top part of the body, containingthe brain. -
Arm
: Part of the upper limb. -
Leg
: Part of the lower limb. -
Heart
: The organ that pumps blood. -
Brain
: The organ in the head responsible for thought and control. -
Eyes
: The organs for seeing. -
Mouth
: The opening in the face used for eating and speaking. -
Hands
: The end parts of the arms, used for grasping. -
Feet
: The end parts of the legs, used for standing and walking.
Practice!
Trywriting your own sentences using the word ”
body
” and the related vocabulary you have learned. Practice makes perfect!
Good luck and happy learning!