Liquids are a type of matter that do not have a fixed shape. They flow and can be poured, and they take the shape of the container they are in. Liquids still have a fixed amount, which means they do not disappear when moved from one container to another. We can see liquids moving from one place to another. Many liquids are part of our daily life, such as water, milk, juice, and oil. When we pour a liquid into different containers, its shape changes, but it remains the same liquid.