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Head /hɛd/

• “She has long hair and a round head.”
• “He bumped his head on the door.”

Eye /aɪ/

• “She has blue eyes.”
• “He wears glasses because he has bad eyesight.”

Forehead /ˈfɔːrhɛd/

• “She wiped her forehead with a handkerchief.”
• “He has a small scar on his forehead.”

Face /feɪs/

• “Her face lit up when she saw her friend.”
• “He washes his face every morning.”

Nose /noʊz/

• “She has a small nose and wears glasses.”
• “He caught a cold and has a runny nose.”

Mouth /maʊθ/

• “She smiled, showing her white teeth.”
• “He ate the whole cake in one mouthful.”

Ear /ɪr/

• “She whispered into his ear.”
• “He has pierced ears and wears earrings.”

Chin /ʧɪn/

• “She rested her chin on her hand.”
• “He has a dimple on his chin.”

Eyebrow /ˈaɪˌbrɑː/

• “She raised her eyebrow in surprise.”
• “He has thick eyebrows that need trimming.”

Eyelashes /ˈaɪˌlæʃəz/

• “Her eyelashes are long and curly.”
• “He blinked to clear his eyelashes of dust.”

Teeth /tiːθ/

• “She brushed her teeth after breakfast.”
• “He has a toothache and needs to see a dentist.”

Tongue /tʌŋ/

• “She stuck her tongue out playfully.”
• “He burned his tongue on hot soup.”

Throat /θroʊt/

• “She has a sore throat and needs to rest.”
• “He cleared his throat before speaking.”

Finger /ˈfɪŋgər/

• “She wears a ring on her finger.”
• “He pointed with his index finger.”

Fingernails /ˈfɪŋgərˌneɪlz/

• “Her fingernails are painted bright red.”
• “He bites his fingernails when he’s nervous.”

Forearm /ˈfɔˌrɑːrm/

• “She has a tattoo on her forearm.”
• “He rolled up his sleeves to show his forearms.”

Shoulder /ˈʃoʊldər/

• “She carried the heavy bag on her shoulder.”
• “He injured his shoulder playing football.”

Wrist /rɪst/

• “She wears a bracelet on her wrist.”
• “He checked his watch on his wrist.”

Arm /ɑːrm/

• “She flexed her arm muscles.”
• “He broke his arm in a skiing accident.”

Elbow /ˈɛlˌboʊ/

• “She rested her elbow on the table.”
• “He bumped his elbow against the wall.”

Back /bæk/

• “She has a tattoo on her lower back.”
• “He massages his back after a long day.”

Hand /hænd/

• “She shook his hand firmly.”
• “He has calloused hands from working.”

Foot /fʊt/

• “She kicked the ball with her foot.”
• “He injured his foot while hiking.”

Toes /toʊz/

• “She painted her toenails pink.”
• “He stubbed his toe on the corner of the table.”

Leg /lɛɡ/

• “She stretched her legs after sitting for hours.”
• “He broke his leg skiing down the slope.”

Thigh /θaɪ/

• “She has strong thighs from cycling.”
• “He felt a muscle strain in his thigh.”

Knee /niː/

• “She bent her knee to tie her shoelace.”
• “He injured his knee playing soccer.”

Ankle /ˈæŋkᵊl/

• “She twisted her ankle while jogging.”
• “He wears ankle socks with his sneakers.”