Peppa Pig S7E12 English Vocabulary

Peppa Pig S7E12

Playing Golf

This page features a comprehensive English vocabulary list for Peppa Pig Season 7 Episode 12, titled "Playing Golf." With a total of 55 words, the vocabulary list primarily focuses on A1 level terms, making it perfect for beginners—38 words are at the A1 level (69%) and 17 words are at the A2 level (31%). As you explore the exciting context of Peppa and her family enjoying a fun day of golf, you can enhance your learning through various resources like reading passages and AI speaking practice to boost your English skills.

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55 words

again A1 +

all day A1 +

bad luck A2 +

ball A1 +

best A1 +

bored A2 +

did it A1 +

dinosaur A1 +

don't worry A1 +

everybody A1 +

fairy castle A2 +

first time A1 +

fun A1 +

game A1 +

goes A1 +

golf A1 +

golf club A1 +

golf course A2 +

grandpa A1 +

have a go A1 +

hit A1 +

hole A1 +

hole in one A2 +

hooray A1 +

impossible A2 +

in one go A2 +

keep trying A2 +

kind A1 +

life A1 +

like A1 +

little children A1 +

loves A1 +

lucky A2 +

many A1 +

matter A2 +

missed A1 +

old chap A2 +

play A1 +

playing A1 +

properly A2 +

ready steady go A1 +

remember A1 +

secret A2 +

showing A1 +

simple A2 +

stick A1 +

suppose A2 +

swing A1 +

teaching A1 +

times A1 +

turn A1 +

well done A1 +

went A1 +

windmill A2 +

worry A2 +

In this episode of Peppa Pig, titled "Playing Golf," Peppa and her family go to play golf. They are excited to spend a fun day outside. Daddy Pig is ready to show everyone how to play. Mummy Pig, Peppa, and George are also ready to have fun with their golf clubs and colorful balls. The family arrives at the golf course, and they see their friends, Pedro Pony and Rebecca Rabbit, who join them for the game.

As they start playing, everyone has a great time, but there are some funny moments. The golf balls go everywhere, and sometimes they miss the holes. Peppa and her friends laugh and cheer each other on. In the end, they all learn that playing together is what makes the day special, not just winning the game. Everyone leaves happy, with big smiles, ready for their next adventure.