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Here is some essential vocabulary to talk about parts of your body in English, from top to bottom.
mouth, chin (below your mouth), ears, cheeks (under your eyes and to the sides of your nose).
Eyebrows (line of hair above your eyes), eyelid (skin that closes over your eyes when you sleep),
eyelashes (the hairs which grow along the top and along the bottom of your eyes).
Your mouth consists of your lips (top and bottom lip), your teeth and your tongue.
Throat = inside your mouth, at the back. It leads down to your chest, or up to your nose.
Shoulders = the widest part of your body, where your arms join your body.
Arms – upper arm (below the shoulder), elbow (the bone in the middle of your arm), wrist
(pronounced /rist/, where your hand joins your arm).
Hands – on each hand you have four fingers and one thumb. On the end of your fingers you have
fingernails, and on the end of your thumbs you have thumbnails.
Chest = the part of your body (on the front) from your shoulders down to your waist.
Hips = Left and right bones below your waist, where your upper body meets your lower body.
Genitals = the area where the male / female sexual organs are.
Legs – the thigh (the top part of your leg, pronounced /th -eye/), knee (the middle part of your leg), calf
(the bottom part of your leg), ankle (where your foot joins your leg).
Feet – on each foot you have five toes, each with a toenail.
Major bones
Spine = the bone that goes from your neck down to your bottom.
fingers
hand
wrist
2. He goes to the gym to lift weights. He's got great biceps in his __ .
arms
hands
legs
arms
eyes
legs
arms
eyes
lips
eyes
mouth
nose
mouth
nose
teeth
hair
hands
teeth
8. He broke two __ in the accident.
ribs
skulls
spines
seeing
smell
touch
ankle
brain
heart