Learn Basic English Face Vocabulary (Pre-A1) — Pre-A1 English vocabulary lesson by Langcom

Learn Basic English Face Vocabulary (Pre-A1)

Raúl Maguiña

Langcom Founder | Cambridge and SIELE Examiner

August 2, 2026

PRE-A1📚 Vocabulary⏱️ 3 min read
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The face is the front part of your head. It helps you see, smell, eat, and hear. Learning the words for parts of the face is very important for basic English communication. You use your eyes to see, your nose to smell, and your mouth to eat and speak. Your ears help you hear sounds. Inside your mouth, you have teeth for chewing food. These words are fundamental for describing people and understanding simple conversations in English at a Pre-A1 level.

What is the face?

The face is the front part of your head. It is where you find many important parts of your body.

  • It helps you show feelings like happy or sad.
  • Many senses are on your face.

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What are eyes?

You have two eyes on your face. They are for seeing.

  • You open your eyes to see.
  • You close your eyes to sleep.

What is the nose?

You have one nose in the middle of your face. It is for smelling.

  • You can smell flowers with your nose.
  • You also breathe with your nose.

What is the mouth?

You have one mouth below your nose. It is for eating and speaking.

  • You open your mouth to eat food.
  • You use your mouth to talk to people.

What are ears?

You have two ears on the sides of your head. They are for hearing.

  • You hear music with your ears.
  • You hear people talking with your ears.

What are teeth?

Inside your mouth, you have many teeth. They are for chewing food.

  • Teeth help you eat apples and bread.
  • You brush your teeth to keep them clean.
Basic Face Vocabulary (Pre-A1)
English Word What it is for
face The front part of your head
eyes For seeing
nose For smelling and breathing
mouth For eating and speaking
ears For hearing
teeth For chewing food

Examples

  • She has a happy face.
  • I see with my eyes.
  • My nose is small.
  • Open your mouth, please.
  • I hear with my ears.
  • He has white teeth.

Practice

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Common mistakes for Spanish speakers

A common mistake for Spanish speakers is confusing the singular and plural forms of tooth. In English, we say one tooth (singular) but many teeth (plural).

  • Correct: I have many teeth.
  • Incorrect: I have many tooths.

Remember that teeth is already plural.

Frequently asked questions

Why is it important to learn these words?

Learning words like face, eyes, and mouth helps you describe people and understand basic conversations. They are very common in everyday English.

How can I remember these new words?

You can point to your own face, eyes, nose, mouth, ears, and teeth as you say the words. Practice saying them aloud and use them in simple sentences.

Are there other words for parts of the face?

Yes, there are many more words for parts of the face, like hair or chin. But face, eyes, nose, mouth, ears, and teeth are excellent words to start with at Pre-A1 level.

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About the Author: Raúl Maguiña

Raúl Maguiña is the Director of Asociación Educativa Langcom, an Authorized Cambridge English Preparation Centre in Brazil. With over a decade of experience in language education and international certification, he has helped thousands of students, teachers and educational institutions across 25 countries achieve Cambridge, IELTS, TOEFL, and Michigan English certifications.

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