Body parts and bodily functions – A0–A2
This 25-word A0–A2 set collects English words that name body parts or bodily functions – often alongside a much more everyday meaning. You'll learn that bridge isn't just a bridge but also the bridge of your nose, that temple can mean a place of worship or the side of your head, that crown can mean the top of your head, and that pupil can mean a student or the black centre of your eye. These words help you name basic parts of the human body in English and avoid mix-ups when one word can mean two very different things.
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What you'll be able to do
- You'll name basic body parts in English: temple, pupil, heel.
- You'll recognize when an everyday word (bridge, crown, trap) refers to a body part.
- You'll avoid confusion with English words that have two very different meanings.
- You'll understand simple English texts about how the body is structured.
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What's in this set?
The set's words in the source language — so you know exactly what you'll learn.
- left
- side
- middle
- fat
- bottom
- seat
- bridge
- temple
- juice
- tube
- plate
- sweat
- colon
- system
- centre
- structure
- feature
- crown
- column
- trap
- mug
- vessel
- canal
- heel
- pupil
- bone
- muscle
- skin
- vein
- lung
- nerve
- liver
- kidney
- stomach
- rib