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ball→ ballEnglish word meaning

"ball" is a A2-level English word meaning "ball". Below you can find 10 example sentences with audio to help you understand how to use it in real English conversations.

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10 stories

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A1(4)
A2(6)
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Example Sentences

Playing Football
A1Sports & Fitness

Playing Football

Max has the ball.

Max has the ball.

My New Puppy
A1Pets & Animals

My New Puppy

Emma has a red ball.

Emma has a red ball.

Watching the Game
A1Sports & Fitness

Watching the Game

One player kicks the ball.

One player kicks the ball.

Lost in the Supermarket
A1Everyday Situations

Lost in the Supermarket

There are cars, dolls, and balls.

There are cars, dolls, and balls.

Cinderella
A2Fairy Tales

Cinderella

The prince was having a grand ball.

The prince was having a grand ball.

The Frog Prince
A2Fairy Tales

The Frog Prince

Once upon a time, there was a beautiful princess who loved to play with her golden ball.

Once upon a time, there was a beautiful princess who loved to play with her golden ball.

Joining a Sports Club
A2Sports & Fitness

Joining a Sports Club

Mark was good at passing the ball.

Mark was good at passing the ball.

The Thunderstorm
A2Nature & Outdoors

The Thunderstorm

Emma's little brother was playing with a ball.

Emma's little brother was playing with a ball.

The Sports Injury
A2Sports & Fitness

The Sports Injury

Marco ran fast with the ball toward the goal.

Marco ran fast with the ball toward the goal.

The Volleyball Game
A2Sports & Fitness

The Volleyball Game

Emma brought the volleyball.

Emma brought the volleyball.

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