Legs

she

Pronoun

ʃi

she

She is a doctor.

A pronoun used to refer to a female person or animal previously mentioned or easily identified.

get

Verb

ɡet

to obtain, receive, or buy

I need to get some milk.

A very common verb with many meanings; here it means 'to buy' or 'to obtain'.

leg

Noun

leɡ

leg; limb

He broke his leg while playing soccer.

One of the limbs used for standing and walking. Also refers to the support of a piece of furniture or a stage of a journey.

know

Verb

noʊ

to have information in your mind; to be aware of something

I know the answer to that question.

A stative verb, which means it is usually not used in the '-ing' continuous form. The past tense is 'knew' and the past participle is 'known'.

how

Adverb

haʊ

how; in what way

How do you spell your name?

Used to ask about the method, way, or manner in which something is done.

to

Preposition

tuː

to (infinitive marker)

I want to read a book.

Used before the base form of a verb to form the infinitive.

use

Verb

juːz

to use; to employ

She knows how to use this tool.

To put something to a particular purpose.

them

Pronoun

ðem

those people, things, or animals (object form of they)

I gave them the book.

The object form of the pronoun 'they'. Used after verbs or prepositions.