Frog
Noun
UK
/frɒɡ/
US
/frɑːɡ/
Level: Easy - A1 (Beginner)
Definition
A small animal that lives in both land and water, jumps, and makes a sound.
Example
"The frog jumped into the pond."
"A green frog hopped across the garden."
"Children watched a frog sitting on a leaf."
Explanation
A frog is a small animal that lives in both land and water. It has wet skin and strong legs for jumping. Frogs make a croaking sound (a low, rough “gr-r-r” noise) and eat insects. You can find frogs in ponds, rivers, or gardens. Frogs start life as eggs, then grow into tadpoles (young frog) and later become adult frogs. People often use frogs to learn about animals and nature. They can be green, brown, or even colourful.