Learn Basic Body Parts in English (Pre-A1 Vocabulary) — Pre-A1 English vocabulary lesson by Langcom

Learn Basic Body Parts in English (Pre-A1 Vocabulary)

Raúl Maguiña

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septiembre 9, 2026

PRE-A1📚 Vocabulario⏱️ 3 minutos de lectura📅 Updated septiembre 2026
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Learning the names of body parts in English is very important for everyday communication, especially when talking about health or describing people. These words are basic vocabulary for Pre-A1 learners. You use them to say I have a headache o My leg hurts. Knowing these words helps you understand and speak about yourself and others. For example, you can say This is my hand o She has long hair. It’s also useful for following simple instructions or understanding descriptions. This lesson will help you learn and remember common body parts easily. You will learn words like head, eye, hand, y foot. Let’s start learning about your body in English!

Why is Learning Body Parts in English Important?

Learning body parts helps you talk about yourself and others. It is useful in many situations.

  • Talk about health: You can say My head hurts o My stomach feels bad.
  • Describe people: You can say She has blue eyes o He has big hands.
  • Understand instructions: For example, Touch your nose.

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What are the Basic Body Parts?

Here are some common body parts you should know. Look at the picture and repeat the words.

  • Head: The top part of your body. Your brain is inside your head.
  • Eye: You use your eyes to see. (Plural: eyes)
  • Ear: You use your ears to hear. (Plural: ears)
  • Nose: You use your nose to smell.
  • Mouth: You use your mouth to eat and speak.
  • Neck: Conecta la cabeza con el cuerpo.
  • Back: The rear part of your torso.
  • Stomach: The front part of your body below your chest, where food goes.
  • Hand: At the end of your arm. You use your hands to hold things. (Plural: hands)
  • Finger: You have five fingers on each hand. (Plural: fingers)
  • Leg: You use your legs to walk and run. (Plural: legs)
  • Foot: At the end of your leg. You use your feet to stand. (Plural: feet - *irregular!*)
Singular and Plural Forms of Body Parts
Singular Plural
hand hands
eye eyes
foot feet

Ejemplos

  • I have two eyes and two ears.
  • My nose is small.
  • She has long hair on her head.
  • Please wash your hands before you eat.
  • My foot hurts when I walk.
  • He has strong legs.
  • Don't forget to stretch your neck.
  • I feel a pain in my back.

Práctica

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Errores habituales de los hispanohablantes

1. Using "the" instead of "my/your" with body parts:

In Spanish, you often use "la" or "el" (the) with body parts. But in English, we usually use possessive adjectives like my, your, his, her.

  • Wrong: I hurt the hand.
  • Right: I hurt my hand.
  • Wrong: The head hurts.
  • Right: My head hurts.

2. Forgetting irregular plural forms:

Most body parts add -s for plural (e.g., hand se convierte en hands). But some are irregular.

  • Wrong: My two foot are big.
  • Right: My two feet are big.

Preguntas más frecuentes

¿Por qué es importante aprender las partes del cuerpo en inglés?

It helps you talk about health, describe people, and understand simple instructions. For example, you can say My hand hurts o She has brown eyes.

Do all body parts have regular plural forms?

Most body parts have regular plural forms, like hand se convierte en hands. But some are irregular, like foot se convierte en feet.

How can I remember new vocabulary like body parts?

You can draw a picture of a person and label the parts. Say the words aloud. Use them in simple sentences like This is my nose. Practice helps you remember!

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