# Bones & Joints Essentials

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- CEFR: A2 (Elementary)
- Theme: Health & Body
- Words: 12
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Body parts vocabulary for bones and joints, including the shoulder, the elbow, the ankle and the muscle, with words for how the body is built and how it moves.

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## Word list

* **shoulder** /ˈʃoʊldər/: The joint that connects your arm to the top part of your body. — “She carried the heavy bag on her **shoulder**.”
* **elbow** /ˈɛlˌboʊ/: The joint in the middle of your arm where it bends. — “He rested his **elbow** on the table while he ate.”
* **heart** /hɑrt/: The part inside your chest that pushes blood around your body. — “My **heart** beats faster when I climb stairs.”
* **bone** /boʊn/: One of the hard white parts inside your body that hold it up. — “He broke a **bone** in his wrist last winter.”
* **brain** /breɪn/: The part inside your head that you think with. — “Reading keeps your **brain** active as you get older.”
* **throat** /θroʊt/: The tube inside your neck that food and air go down. — “My **throat** hurts when I swallow.”
* **muscle** /ˈmʌsəl/: One of the soft parts under your skin that get stronger when you train. — “Lifting weights builds **muscle** in your arms and back.”
* **ankle** /ˈæŋkəl/: The thin part of your body where your foot joins your leg. — “She twisted her **ankle** playing basketball.”
* **grow** /ɡroʊ/: To get bigger and taller as you get older. — “Children **grow** very fast in their first year.”
* **height** /haɪt/: How tall a person or thing is, measured from bottom to top. — “The nurse measured my **height** against the wall.”
* **forehead** /ˈfɔrhɛd/: Above your eyes and below your hair. — “She put a hand on his **forehead** to check for a fever.”
* **eyebrow** /ˈaɪˌbraʊ/: The line of hair above your eye. — “He raised an **eyebrow** but said nothing.”

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