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📅 2026-09-25📊 A1 Beginner📚 10 new words🎧 daily podcast

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head
head /HED/
noun
the top part of your body
"My head hurts."
hand
hand /HAND/
noun
the part at the end of your arm
"Wash your hands."
foot
foot /FUT/
noun
the part you stand on
"My foot is cold."
eye
eye /EYE/
noun
the part you see with
"Close your eyes."
nose
nose /NOHZ/
noun
the part you smell with
"His nose is small."
mouth
mouth /MOWTH/
noun
the part you eat and speak with
"Open your mouth."
arm
arm /ARM/
noun
the long part from your shoulder to your hand
"Raise your arm."
leg
leg /LEG/
noun
the long part from your hip to your foot
"Her leg hurts."
hair
hair /HAIR/
noun
the thin lines that grow on your head
"She has long hair."
back
back /BAK/
noun
the part behind your body
"My back is tired."
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📝Grammar: 2A: Present perfect and past simple

We use **have / has + past participle** to talk about our body and our life. We do not say when it happened. We also use **have / has + past participle** for a new action with a result now. Your hand is clean because you washed it. Use **just** for a very short time ago, **already** when it is done, and **yet** in questions and negative sentences. Use the past simple when we say **when** it happened. Words like **yesterday** and **last week** need the past simple. Never use **have / has** with **yesterday** or **last week**. That is wrong.

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This is a A1 Beginner (A1) English lesson from Muse English's daily series on 2026-09-25.

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