Push for Dummies

Push is a word that we use when we want to describe an action or a movement that we can do with our bodies or our hands. It's like when we use our muscles to move something away from us or to move something forward. Think about when you have a toy car on a table and you use your hand to move it across the table, that's a kind of push. You are using your energy and strength to make the car move away from you.

But wait, there's more! The word 'push' can also mean to try really hard to make something happen. It's like when you have a challenge or a problem in front of you, and you don't give up. Instead, you keep trying and trying until you overcome that challenge or solve that problem. It's just like when you're trying to push a heavy door open. Even if it's really difficult, you keep pushing with all your might until the door finally opens.

Now let me tell you a little story to help you understand it even better. Imagine you're playing a game of tug-of-war with your friends. In this game, two teams hold a long rope and try to pull it towards them. One team wants to pull the rope in one direction, while the other team wants to pull it in the opposite direction. When you want to pull the rope towards your team, you use your muscles and strength to move it closer to you. You're giving it a little push, so to speak, to bring it to your side. Just like in this game, when we use the word 'push', we're talking about using our strength to move something forward or away from us.

So, next time you see or hear the word 'push', remember that it can mean physically moving something away from you or towards you, using your muscles and strength. It can also mean working hard and not giving up until you accomplish something. And just like in the game of tug-of-war, you can use your own strength and determination to push through any challenges or problems that come your way. Keep pushing, my friend!