Advanced English at the Beach 🏖️

Описание: Learn 28 essential English words and phrases you can use at the beach! Perfect for English learners who want to sound natural while enjoying the sun, sand, and sea.

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1. Beach Objects & Gear
Towel – a cloth you use to dry your body

I lay on my towel in the sand.


Swimsuit – clothes you wear for swimming

She is wearing a blue swimsuit.


Flip-flops – light sandals for the beach

I wear flip-flops so my feet don’t get hot.


Sunscreen – lotion to protect your skin from the sun

Don’t forget your sunscreen!


Beach umbrella – a big umbrella for shade

We sat under the beach umbrella.


Cooler – a box that keeps drinks and food cold

We brought a cooler with water and snacks.


Bucket and shovel – toys for digging in sand

The kids played with a bucket and shovel.



2. Nature and Surroundings
Waves – the moving water in the ocean

The waves were big today!


Tide – when the ocean water moves in or out

The tide is coming in.


Seashell – a hard object found on the beach

I found a pink seashell.


Sand – tiny rocks on the beach

The sand is hot!


Palm tree – a tall tree with big leaves

There are many palm trees here.


Seagull – a white bird near the ocean

A seagull stole my chips!



3. Activities
Swim – to move in the water

Let’s go swim in the ocean.


Sunbathe – to lie in the sun to get a tan

She likes to sunbathe in the morning.


Surf – to ride waves on a board

He wants to learn to surf.


Snorkel – to swim with a mask and look at fish

We went snorkeling near the rocks.


Build a sandcastle – make a castle with sand

They built a big sandcastle.


Relax – to rest and feel calm

I just want to relax today.


Float – to stay on top of the water

The baby can float with help.



4. Safety and Environment
Lifeguard – a person who watches swimmers and helps them

The lifeguard blew his whistle.


Rip current – a strong current that pulls you out

Be careful! There’s a rip current.


Jellyfish – a sea animal that can sting

Watch out for jellyfish.


Sunburn – red, painful skin from too much sun

He got a bad sunburn yesterday.


Red flag – a warning that the water is dangerous

There’s a red flag today. No swimming.



5. Useful Phrases
Can I swim here?

Ask the lifeguard: Can I swim here?


Where is the bathroom?

Always a good phrase to know!


How much is it?

If you’re buying food or renting gear, ask: How much is it?