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Unit Page Number Item Part of S Pronunciat

Starter Unit 4 let verb let
Starter Unit 4 cousin noun ˈkʌz.ən
Starter Unit 4 uncle noun ˈʌŋ.kl ̩
Starter Unit 4 aunt noun ɑːnt
Starter Unit 4 like prepositi laɪk
Starter Unit 4 grandparent noun ˈgræn.peə.
Starter Unit 4 classmate noun ˈklɑːs.meɪt
Starter Unit 4 singer noun ˈsɪŋ.ə
Starter Unit 4 best friend noun best ˈfrend
Starter Unit 4 English noun ˈɪŋ.glɪʃ
Starter Unit 4 grandma noun ˈgræn.mɑː
Starter Unit 5 wow! exclamatiwaʊ
Starter Unit 5 sure adjective ʃɔː
Starter Unit 5 main adjective meɪn
Starter Unit 5 building noun ˈbɪl.dɪŋ
Starter Unit 5 sports hall noun ˈspɔːts hɔːl
Starter Unit 5 PE noun piːˈiː
Starter Unit 5 playing field noun ˈpleɪɪŋ fiːld
Starter Unit 5 team noun tiːm
Starter Unit 5 laptop noun ˈlæp.tɒp
Starter Unit 5 lucky adjective ˈlʌk.i
Starter Unit 5 science lab noun ˈsaɪəns læ
Starter Unit 5 thirsty adjective ˈθɜː.sti
Starter Unit 5 cola noun ˈkəʊ.lə
Starter Unit 5 fridge noun frɪdʒ
Starter Unit 6 adventure noun ədˈven.tʃə
Starter Unit 6 cinema noun ˈsɪn.ə.mə
Starter Unit 6 I'm sorry. phrase aɪmˈsɒr.i
Starter Unit 6 can't modal vekɑːnt
Starter Unit 6 practice noun ˈpræk.tɪs
Starter Unit 6 usually adverb ˈjuː.ʒu.ə.li
Starter Unit 6 cycling noun ˈsɑɪ.klɪŋ
Starter Unit 6 swimming noun ˈswɪm.ɪŋ
Starter Unit 6 water noun ˈwɔː.tə
Starter Unit 6 surfing noun ˈsɜː.fɪŋ
Starter Unit 6 still adverb stɪl
Starter Unit 6 bowling noun ˈbəʊ.lɪŋ
Starter Unit 6 granddad noun ˈɡrænd.dæ
Starter Unit 5 French noun frentʃ
Starter Unit 5 music noun ˈmjuː.zɪk
Starter Unit 5 geography noun dʒiˈɒg.rə.fi
Starter Unit 5 maths noun mæθs
Starter Unit 5 history noun ˈhɪs.tər.i
Starter Unit 5 ICT noun aɪ.siːˈtiː
Starter Unit 5 IT noun aɪˈtiː
Starter Unit 5 science noun saɪəns
Starter Unit 5 poster noun ˈpəʊ.stə
Starter Unit 5 library noun ˈlaɪ.brər.i
Starter Unit 5 canteen noun kænˈtiːn
Starter Unit 5 mountain bike noun ˈmaʊntɪn b
Starter Unit 5 dictionary noun ˈdɪk.ʃən.ər.
Starter Unit 6 judo noun ˈdʒuː.dəʊ
Starter Unit 6 volleyball noun ˈvɒl.i.bɔːl
Starter Unit 6 skiing noun ˈskiː.ɪŋ
Starter Unit 6 snowboarding noun ˈsnəʊ.bɔː.d
Starter Unit 6 skateboarding noun ˈskeɪt.bɔː.d
Starter Unit 6 karate noun kəˈrɑː.ti
Starter Unit 6 yoga noun ˈjəʊ.gə
Starter Unit 6 training noun ˈtreɪ.nɪŋ
Starter Unit 6 drama noun ˈdrɑː.mə
Starter Unit 6 chess noun tʃes
Starter Unit 6 mountain noun ˈmaʊn.tɪn
Unit 1 9 bookshop noun ˈbʊk.ʃɒp
Unit 1 9 chemist noun ˈkem.ɪst
Unit 1 9 clothes shop noun ˈkləʊðz ʃɒp
Unit 1 9 department store noun dɪˈpɑːt.mən
Unit 1 9 electronics shop noun ɪ.lekˈtrɒn.ɪ
Unit 1 9 music shop noun ˈmjuː.zɪk ʃ
Unit 1 9 newsagent noun ˈnjuːz.eɪ.d
Unit 1 9 shoe shop noun ˈʃuː ʃɒp
Unit 1 9 sports shop noun ˈspɔːts ʃɒp
Unit 1 9 supermarket noun ˈsuː.pə.mɑː
Unit 1 9 ill adjective ɪl
Unit 1 10 news noun njuːz
Unit 1 10 blog noun blɒg
Unit 1 10 hope verb həʊp
Unit 1 10 mall noun mɔːl
Unit 1 10 post verb pəʊst
Unit 1 10 spend verb spend
Unit 1 10 great adjective greɪt
Unit 1 10 screen noun skriːn
Unit 1 10 awful adjective ˈɔː.fəl
Unit 1 10 wonderful adjective ˈwʌn.də.fə
Unit 1 10 brilliant adjective ˈbrɪl.i.ənt
Unit 1 10 amazing adjective əˈmeɪ.zɪŋ
Unit 1 10 horrible adjective ˈhɒr.ə.bl ̩
Unit 1 10 terrible adjective ˈter.ə.bl ̩
Unit 1 10 cool adjective kuːl
Unit 1 10 luckily adverb ˈlʌk.əl.i
Unit 1 10 hate verb heɪt
Unit 1 10 underwater adjective ʌn.dəˈwɔː.
Unit 1 10 even adverb ˈiː.vən
Unit 1 10 shark noun ʃɑːk
Unit 1 10 outside adverb aʊtˈsaɪd
Unit 1 10 boiling adjective ˈbɔɪlɪŋ
Unit 1 10 sweater noun ˈswet.ə
Unit 1 10 skate verb skeɪt
Unit 1 10 Olympic adjective əˈlɪm.pɪk
Unit 1 10 ice rink noun ˈaɪs rɪŋk
Unit 1 10 absolutely adverb æb.səˈluːt.l
Unit 1 10 freezing adjective ˈfriː.zɪŋ
Unit 1 10 temperature noun ˈtem.prə.tʃ
Unit 1 10 ice noun aɪs
Unit 1 10 below prepositi bɪˈləʊ
Unit 1 10 zero number ˈzɪ.rəʊ
Unit 1 10 theme park noun ˈθiːm pɑːk
Unit 1 10 ride noun raɪd
Unit 1 10 dance verb dɑːns
Unit 1 10 fountain noun ˈfaʊn.tɪn
Unit 1 10 metre noun ˈmiː.tə
Unit 1 10 high adjective haɪ
Unit 1 10 light show noun ˈlaɪt ʃəʊ
Unit 1 10 clear adjective klɪə
Unit 1 10 space noun speɪs
Unit 1 10 huge adjective hjuːdʒ
Unit 1 10 size noun saɪz
Unit 1 10 pitch noun pɪtʃ
Unit 1 11 message noun ˈmes.ɪdʒ
Unit 1 11 at the moment phrase ət ðə ˈməʊ
Unit 1 11 The United Arab Emnoun ðə jʊ.naɪ.t
Unit 1 11 degree noun dɪˈgriː
Unit 1 11 centigrade adjective ˈsen.tɪ.greɪ
Unit 1 11 desert noun ˈdez.ət
Unit 1 11 prefer verb prɪˈfɜː
Unit 1 11 indoor adjective ɪnˈdɔː
Unit 1 11 activity noun ækˈtɪv.ə.ti
Unit 1 11 build verb bɪld
Unit 1 11 enormous adjective ɪˈnɔː.məs
Unit 1 11 middle noun ˈmɪd.l ̩
Unit 1 11 ski slope noun ˈskiː sləʊp
Unit 1 11 real adjective rɪəl
Unit 1 11 ski verb skiː
Unit 1 11 snowboard verb ˈsnəʊ.bɔːd
Unit 1 11 kid noun kɪd
Unit 1 11 fun adjective fʌn
Unit 1 12 find (sth) out phrasal v faɪnd ˈaʊt
Unit 1 12 live adjective laɪv
Unit 1 12 games console noun ɡeɪmz ˈkən
Unit 1 12 enough determinɪˈnʌf
Unit 1 12 pocket money noun ˈpɒk.ɪt mʌn
Unit 1 12 cap noun kæp
Unit 1 12 online adverb ˈɒn.laɪn
Unit 1 12 try sth on phrasal v traɪ ˈɒn
Unit 1 12 save verb seɪv
Unit 1 12 sunglasses noun ˈsʌŋ.glɑː.sɪ
Unit 1 12 present noun ˈprez.ənt
Unit 1 12 studio noun ˈstjuː.di.əʊ
Unit 1 12 tablet noun ˈtæb.lət
Unit 1 12 trainer noun ˈtreɪ.nə
Unit 1 12 earn verb ɜːn
Unit 1 12 sell verb sel
Unit 1 12 sell verb sel
Unit 1 12 borrow verb ˈbɒr.əʊ
Unit 1 12 buy verb baɪ
Unit 1 12 spend verb spend
Unit 1 12 jar noun dʒɑː
Unit 1 13 hot chocolate noun hɒt ˈtʃɒk.lə
Unit 1 13 unhealthy adjective ʌnˈhel.θi
Unit 1 13 player noun ˈpleɪ.ə
Unit 1 14 charity noun ˈtʃær.ə.ti
Unit 1 14 Thailand noun ˈtaɪ.lænd
Unit 1 14 endangered adjective ɪnˈdeɪn.dʒ
Unit 1 14 wild adjective waɪld
Unit 1 14 wildlife noun ˈwaɪld.laɪf
Unit 1 14 sanctuary noun ˈsæŋk.tʃʊə.
Unit 1 14 special adjective ˈspeʃ.əl
Unit 1 14 guest noun gest
Unit 1 14 safe adjective seɪf
Unit 1 14 especially adverb ɪˈspeʃ.əl.i
Unit 1 14 tiger noun ˈtaɪ.gə
Unit 1 14 in the wild phrase ɪn ðə ˈwaɪl
Unit 1 14 hunt verb hʌnt
Unit 1 14 take care of sb/sth phrase teɪk ˈkeər ə
Unit 1 14 volunteer noun vɒl.ənˈtɪə
Unit 1 14 hear verb hɪə
Unit 1 14 medicine noun ˈmed.ɪ.sən
Unit 1 14 protect verb prəˈtekt
Unit 1 14 interested adjective ˈɪn.trəs.tɪd
Unit 1 14 make money phrase meɪk ˈmʌn.
Unit 1 14 respect verb rɪˈspekt
Unit 1 14 dangerous adjective ˈdeɪn.dʒər.
Unit 1 14 basically adverb ˈbeɪ.sɪ.kəl.i
Unit 1 14 monastery noun ˈmɒn.ə.stri
Unit 1 14 sick adjective sɪk
Unit 1 14 bring verb brɪŋ
Unit 1 14 monk noun mʌŋk
Unit 1 14 yeah adverb jeə
Unit 1 14 pet noun pet
Unit 1 14 run verb rʌn
Unit 1 14 monkey noun ˈmʌŋ.ki
Unit 1 14 bear noun beə
Unit 1 14 elephant noun ˈel.ɪ.fənt
Unit 1 14 owl noun aʊl
Unit 1 14 duck noun dʌk
Unit 1 14 snake noun sneɪk
Unit 1 14 bat noun bæt
Unit 1 14 horse noun hɔːs
Unit 1 14 deer noun dɪə
Unit 1 14 buffalo noun ˈbʌf.ə.ləʊ
Unit 1 14 unfortunately adverb ʌnˈfɔː.tʃən.
Unit 1 14 in danger phrase ɪn ˈdeɪn.dʒ
Unit 1 15 Britain noun ˈbrɪt.ən
Unit 1 15 unusual adjective ʌnˈjuː.ʒu.ə
Unit 1 15 decide verb dɪˈsaɪd
Unit 1 15 perhaps adverb pəˈhæps
Unit 1 15 instead adverb ɪnˈsted
Unit 1 15 uniform noun ˈjuː.nɪ.fɔːm
Unit 1 15 normal adjective ˈnɔː.məl
Unit 1 15 on the street phrase ɒn ðə ˈstriː
Unit 1 15 Africa noun ˈæf.rɪ.kə
Unit 1 15 fresh adjective freʃ
Unit 1 15 usual adjective ˈjuː.ʒu.əl
Unit 1 15 fair adjective feə
Unit 1 15 tidy adjective ˈtaɪ.di
Unit 1 15 helpful adjective ˈhelp.fəl
Unit 1 15 afraid adjective əˈfreɪd
Unit 1 15 happy adjective ˈhæp.i
Unit 1 15 friendly adjective ˈfrend.li
Unit 1 15 clear adjective klɪə
Unit 1 15 lucky adjective ˈlʌk.i
Unit 1 15 unfriendly adjective ʌnˈfrend.li
Unit 1 15 unfair adjective ʌnˈfeə
Unit 1 15 untidy adjective ʌnˈtaɪ.di
Unit 1 15 unhelpful adjective ʌnˈhelp.fəl
Unit 1 15 unhappy adjective ʌnˈhæp.i
Unit 1 15 unafraid adjective ʌn.əˈfreɪd
Unit 1 15 unclear adjective ʌnˈklɪə
Unit 1 15 unimportant adjective ʌn.ɪmˈpɔː.t
Unit 1 15 uninteresting adjective ʌnˈɪn.tər.es
Unit 1 15 unlucky adjective ʌnˈlʌk.i
Unit 1 15 unwell adjective ʌnˈwel
Unit 1 15 smile verb smaɪl
Unit 1 15 event noun ɪˈvent
Unit 1 16 cell phone noun ˈsel.fəʊn
Unit 1 16 bill noun bɪl
Unit 1 16 cover noun ˈkʌv.ə
Unit 1 16 app noun æp
Unit 1 16 stuff noun stʌf
Unit 1 16 comic book noun ˈkɒm.ɪk bʊ
Unit 1 16 maybe adverb ˈmeɪ.bi
Unit 1 16 video game noun ˈvɪd.i.əʊ g
Unit 1 16 concert noun ˈkɒn.sət
Unit 1 16 Can I try them on? phrase kæn aɪ tra
Unit 1 16 How much are theyphrase haʊ ˈmʌtʃ ɑ
Unit 1 16 I'd like to buy… phrase aɪd laɪk tə
Unit 1 16 What size are you? phrase wɒt ˈsaɪz ɑː
Unit 1 16 I'd prefer… phrase aɪd prɪˈfɜː
Unit 1 16 I'll take them! phrase aɪl ˈteɪk ð
Unit 1 17 video noun ˈvɪd.i.əʊ
Unit 1 17 magazine noun mæg.əˈziːn
Unit 1 17 price noun praɪs
Unit 1 17 suggestion noun səˈdʒes.tʃə
Unit 1 17 information noun ɪn.fəˈmeɪ.ʃ
Unit 1 17 respond verb rɪˈspɒnd
Unit 1 17 previous adjective ˈpriː.vi.əs
Unit 1 17 review noun rɪˈvjuː
Unit 1 17 probably adverb ˈprɒb.ə.bli
Unit 1 116 ancient adjective ˈeɪn.tʃənt
Unit 1 116 India noun ˈɪn.di.ə
Unit 1 116 first adverb ˈfɜːst
Unit 1 116 nothing pronoun ˈnʌθ.ɪŋ
Unit 1 116 zero number ˈzɪ.rəʊ
Unit 1 116 everything pronoun ˈev.ri.θɪŋ
Unit 1 116 ocean noun ˈəʊ.ʃən
Unit 1 116 sun noun sʌn
Unit 1 116 Earth noun ɜːθ
Unit 1 116 sky noun skaɪ
Unit 1 116 system noun ˈsɪs.təm
Unit 1 116 Indian noun ˈɪn.di.ən
Unit 1 116 ancient noun ˈeɪn.tʃənt
Unit 1 116 quantity noun ˈkwɒn.tə.ti
Unit 1 116 BC adverb ˌbiːˈsiː
Unit 1 116 invent verb ɪnˈvent
Unit 1 116 symbol noun ˈsɪm.bəl
Unit 1 116 create verb kriˈeɪt
Unit 1 116 digit noun ˈdɪdʒ.ɪt
Unit 1 116 plus prepositi plʌs
Unit 1 116 Latin adjective ˈlæt.ɪn
Unit 1 116 finger noun ˈfɪŋ.gə
Unit 1 116 work verb wɜːk
Unit 1 116 quite adverb kwaɪt
Unit 1 116 imagine verb ɪˈmædʒ.ɪn
Unit 1 116 measure verb ˈmeʒ.ə
Unit 1 116 speed noun spiːd
Unit 1 116 weight noun weɪt
Unit 1 116 length noun leŋθ
Unit 1 116 another determinəˈnʌð.ə
Unit 1 116 computing noun kəmˈpjuː.tɪ
Unit 1 116 minus prepositi ˈmaɪ.nəs
Unit 1 116 divide verb dɪˈvaɪd
Unit 1 116 plus prepositi plʌs
Unit 1 116 equal verb ˈiː.kwəl
Unit 1 116 times prepositi taɪmz
Unit 1 116 calculate verb ˈkæl.kjʊ.leɪ
Unit 1 116 percentage noun pəˈsen.tɪdʒ
Unit 1 116 per cent adverb pəˈsent
Unit 1 116 whole noun həʊl
Unit 1 116 equal adjective ˈiː.kwəl
Unit 1 116 multiply verb ˈmʌl.tɪ.plaɪ
Unit 1 116 fraction noun ˈfræk.ʃən
Unit 1 116 Roman adjective ˈrəʊ.mən
Unit 1 116 times noun taɪmz
Unit 1 116 Egyptian noun ɪˈdʒɪp.ʃən
Unit 1 116 similar adjective ˈsɪm.ɪ.lə
Unit 1 116 Arab adjective ˈær.əb
Unit 1 116 ago adverb əˈgəʊ
Unit 1 116 Arab noun ˈær.əb
Unit 1 116 total adjective ˈtəʊ.təl
Unit 1 116 next adverb nekst
Unit 1 124 sponsor verb ˈspɒn.sə
Unit 1 124 entertainment noun en.təˈteɪn
Unit 1 124 raise verb reɪz
Unit 1 124 raffle noun ˈræf.l ̩
Unit 1 124 fun run noun fʌn rʌn
Unit 1 124 marathon noun ˈmær.ə.θə
Unit 1 124 hot dog noun ˈhɒt.dɒg
Unit 1 124 contest noun ˈkɒn.test
Unit 2 19 actor noun ˈæk.tə
Unit 2 19 firefighter noun ˈfaɪəˌfaɪ.tə
Unit 2 19 scientist noun ˈsaɪən.tɪst
Unit 2 19 astronaut noun ˈæs.trə.nɔː
Unit 2 19 musician noun mjuːˈzɪʃ.ən
Unit 2 19 police officer noun pəˈliːsɒf.ɪ.
Unit 2 19 nurse noun nɜːs
Unit 2 19 vet noun vet
Unit 2 19 dancer noun ˈdɑːn.sə
Unit 2 19 artist noun ˈɑː.tɪst
Unit 2 19 artistic adjective ɑːˈtɪs.tɪk
Unit 2 19 creative adjective kriˈeɪ.tɪv
Unit 2 19 life-saver noun ˈlaɪf.seɪ.və
Unit 2 20 quiz noun kwɪz
Unit 2 20 make a difference phrase meɪk ə ˈdɪf
Unit 2 20 be born verb biː ˈbɔːn
Unit 2 20 sail verb seɪl
Unit 2 20 Asia noun ˈeɪ.ʒə
Unit 2 20 Europe noun ˈjʊə.rəp
Unit 2 20 journey noun ˈdʒɜː.ni
Unit 2 20 arrive verb əˈraɪv
Unit 2 20 make a mistake phrase meɪk ə mɪˈs
Unit 2 20 Caribbean adjective kær.ɪˈbiː.ə
Unit 2 20 island noun ˈaɪ.lənd
Unit 2 20 Brazil noun brəˈzɪl
Unit 2 20 Canada noun ˈkæn.ə.də
Unit 2 20 Jewish adjective ˈdʒuː.ɪʃ
Unit 2 20 during prepositi ˈdjʊə.rɪŋ
Unit 2 20 the Second World noun ðə sek.ənd
Unit 2 20 a few determinə ˈfjuː
Unit 2 20 German adjective ˈdʒɜː.mən
Unit 2 20 army noun ˈɑː.mi
Unit 2 20 prison noun ˈprɪz.ən
Unit 2 20 German noun ˈdʒɜː.mən
Unit 2 20 Germany noun ˈdʒɜː.mə.ni
Unit 2 20 die verb daɪ
Unit 2 20 diary noun ˈdaɪə.ri
Unit 2 20 engineer noun en.dʒɪˈnɪə
Unit 2 20 program noun ˈprəʊ.græ
Unit 2 20 connect verb kəˈnekt
Unit 2 20 the World Wide Wenoun wɜːld waɪ
Unit 2 20 make history phrase meɪk ˈhɪs.tə
Unit 2 20 worldwide adjective wɜːldˈwaɪd
Unit 2 20 hero noun ˈhɪə.rəʊ
Unit 2 20 primary school noun ˈpraɪ.mə.ri
Unit 2 20 save sb's life phrase seɪv ˈsʌm.w
Unit 2 20 on fire phrase ɒn ˈfaɪə
Unit 2 20 amazingly adverb əˈmeɪ.zɪŋ.li
Unit 2 20 hurt adjective hɜːt
Unit 2 20 make a bed phrase meɪk ə ˈbe
Unit 2 20 make a cake phrase meɪk ə ˈkeɪ
Unit 2 20 make friends phrase meɪk ˈfren
Unit 2 20 make a phone call phrase meɪk ə ˈfəʊ
Unit 2 20 make a suggestion phrase meɪk ə səˈd
Unit 2 20 make sure phrase meɪk ˈʃɔː
Unit 2 21 lake noun leɪk
Unit 2 21 Ireland noun ˈaɪə.lənd
Unit 2 21 France noun frɑːns
Unit 2 21 French adjective frentʃ
Unit 2 21 Poland noun ˈpəʊ.lənd
Unit 2 21 discover verb dɪˈskʌv.ə
Unit 2 21 radium noun ˈreɪ.di.əm
Unit 2 21 become verb bɪˈkʌm
Unit 2 21 win verb wɪn
Unit 2 21 Nobel prize noun nəʊ.belˈpra
Unit 2 21 foreign adjective ˈfɒr.ən
Unit 2 21 South Africa noun saʊθ ˈæfrɪ
Unit 2 21 hundreds of phrase ˈhʌn.drədz
Unit 2 21 move verb muːv
Unit 2 21 hunter noun ˈhʌn.tə
Unit 2 21 rhino noun ˈraɪ.nəʊ
Unit 2 21 shoot verb ʃuːt
Unit 2 21 sedative noun ˈsed.ə.tɪv
Unit 2 21 fall asleep phrase fɔːl əˈsliːp
Unit 2 21 wrong adjective rɒŋ
Unit 2 21 strong adjective strɒŋ
Unit 2 21 type noun taɪp
Unit 2 21 OK adjective əʊˈkeɪ
Unit 2 21 ready adjective ˈred.i
Unit 2 21 species noun ˈspiː.ʃiːz
Unit 2 21 mean verb miːn
Unit 2 21 once adverb wʌns
Unit 2 21 way noun ˈweɪ
Unit 2 22 prize noun praɪz
Unit 2 22 sportsperson noun ˈspɔːtsˌpɜː
Unit 2 22 programme noun ˈprəʊ.græ
Unit 2 22 winner noun ˈwɪn.ə
Unit 2 22 cool! exclamatikuːl
Unit 2 22 funny adjective ˈfʌn.i
Unit 2 22 laugh verb lɑːf
Unit 2 22 secondary school noun ˈsek.ən.dər
Unit 2 22 quiet adjective ˈkwaɪ.ət
Unit 2 22 difficult adjective ˈdɪf.ɪ.kəlt
Unit 2 22 website noun ˈweb.saɪt
Unit 2 22 kind adjective kaɪnd
Unit 2 22 third number θɜːd
Unit 2 22 several determinˈsev.ər.əl
Unit 2 22 cheerful adjective ˈtʃɪə.fəl
Unit 2 22 brave adjective breɪv
Unit 2 22 calm adjective kɑːm
Unit 2 22 friendly adjective ˈfrend.li
Unit 2 22 serious adjective ˈsɪə.ri.əs
Unit 2 24 Chilean adjective ˈtʃɪl.i.ən
Unit 2 24 mine noun maɪn
Unit 2 24 rescue noun ˈres.kjuː
Unit 2 24 Chile noun ˈtʃɪl.i
Unit 2 24 thousands of phrase ˈθaʊ.zəndz
Unit 2 24 accident noun ˈæk.sɪ.dənt
Unit 2 24 rock noun rɒk
Unit 2 24 fall verb fɔːl
Unit 2 24 block verb blɒk
Unit 2 24 exit noun ˈek.sɪt
Unit 2 24 miner noun ˈmaɪ.nə
Unit 2 24 story noun ˈstɔː.ri
Unit 2 24 national adjective ˈnæʃ.ən.əl
Unit 2 24 camp noun kæmp
Unit 2 24 hope noun həʊp
Unit 2 24 community noun kəˈmjuː.nə.
Unit 2 24 refuge noun ˈref.juːdʒ
Unit 2 24 worried adjective ˈwʌr.id
Unit 2 24 try verb traɪ
Unit 2 24 psychologist noun saɪˈkɒl.ə.dʒ
Unit 2 24 rescue worker noun ˈres.kjuː w
Unit 2 24 deep adjective diːp
Unit 2 24 hole noun həʊl
Unit 2 24 drill noun drɪl
Unit 2 24 necessary adjective ˈnes.ə.ser.i
Unit 2 24 give up sth phrasal v gɪv ʌp ˈsʌm
Unit 2 24 alive adjective əˈlaɪv
Unit 2 24 believe verb bɪˈliːv
Unit 2 24 attention noun əˈten.ʃən
Unit 2 24 camera noun ˈkæm.rə
Unit 2 24 South America noun saʊθ əˈmer
Unit 2 24 at last phrase ət ˈlɑːst
Unit 2 24 final adjective ˈfaɪ.nəl
Unit 2 24 billion noun ˈbɪl.jən
Unit 2 24 international adjective ɪn.təˈnæʃ.ə
Unit 2 24 flag noun flæg
Unit 2 24 giant adjective ˈdʒaɪ.ənt
Unit 2 24 underground adjective ʌn.dəˈgraʊ
Unit 2 24 celebrate verb ˈsel.ə.breɪt
Unit 2 24 in front phrase ɪn ˈfrʌnt
Unit 2 25 Jamaican adjective dʒəˈmeɪ.kə
Unit 2 25 full adjective fʊl
Unit 2 25 Jamaica noun dʒəˈmeɪ.kə
Unit 2 25 seriously adverb ˈsɪə.ri.əs.li
Unit 2 25 follow verb ˈfɒl.əʊ
Unit 2 25 athletics noun æθˈlet.ɪks
Unit 2 25 championship noun ˈtʃæm.pi.ən
Unit 2 25 gold medallist noun gəʊld ˈmed.
Unit 2 25 enter verb ˈen.tə
Unit 2 25 introduce verb ɪn.trəˈdjuːs
Unit 2 25 reggae noun ˈreg.eɪ
Unit 2 25 happiness noun ˈhæp.i.nəs
Unit 2 25 love noun lʌv
Unit 2 25 sadness noun ˈsæd.nəs
Unit 2 25 song noun sɒŋ
Unit 2 25 forget verb fəˈget
Unit 2 25 culture noun ˈkʌl.tʃə
Unit 2 25 bobsleigh noun ˈbɒb.sleɪ
Unit 2 25 the Winter Olympicnoun ðə wɪn.tər
Unit 2 25 strange adjective streɪndʒ
Unit 2 25 friendliness noun ˈfrend.li.nə
Unit 2 25 illness noun ˈɪl.nəs
Unit 2 25 illness noun ˈɪl.nəs
Unit 2 25 kindness noun ˈkaɪnd.nəs
Unit 2 25 tidiness noun ˈtaɪ.dɪ.nəs
Unit 2 25 weakness noun ˈwiːk.nəs
Unit 2 25 quietness noun kwaɪət.nəs
Unit 2 25 band noun bænd
Unit 2 26 role model noun ˈrəʊlˌmɒd.
Unit 2 26 the planet noun ðə ˈplæn.ɪt
Unit 2 26 actress noun ˈæk.trəs
Unit 2 26 grandfather noun ˈgrænd.fɑː
Unit 2 26 wise adjective waɪz
Unit 2 26 go to college phrase gəʊ tuː ˈkɒ
Unit 2 26 burning adjective ˈbɜː.nɪŋ
Unit 2 26 athlete noun ˈæθ.liːt
Unit 2 26 hardworking adjective ˌhɑːdˈwɜː.k
Unit 2 26 may modal vemeɪ
Unit 2 26 gorilla noun gəˈrɪl.ə
Unit 2 26 definitely adverb ˈdef.ə.nət.l
Unit 2 26 reckon verb ˈrek.ən
Unit 2 26 She looks… phrase ʃiː ˈlʊks
Unit 2 26 She may be a… phrase ʃiː ˈmeɪ biː ə
Unit 2 26 She definitely… phrase ʃiː ˈdef.ɪ.nət.li
Unit 2 26 I reckon she's… phrase aɪ ˈrek.ən ʃiː
Unit 2 27 admire verb ədˈmaɪə
Unit 2 27 achieve verb əˈtʃiːv
Unit 2 27 dream adjective driːm
Unit 2 27 dream noun driːm
Unit 2 27 although conjunctiɔːlˈðəʊ
Unit 2 27 although conjunctiɔːlˈðəʊ
Unit 2 27 because conjunctibɪˈkəz
Unit 2 27 so conjunctisəʊ
Unit 2 27 as well phrase əz wel
Unit 2 27 local adjective ˈləʊ.kəl
Unit 2 27 organise verb ˈɔː.ɡən.aɪz
Unit 2 27 youth club noun ˈjuːθ klʌb
Unit 2 27 go to university phrase gəʊ tuː ˌjuː.
Unit 2 117 famous adjective ˈfeɪ.məs
Unit 2 117 flyer noun ˈflaɪ.ə
Unit 2 117 pilot noun ˈpaɪ.lət
Unit 2 117 fly verb flaɪ
Unit 2 117 distance noun ˈdɪs.təns
Unit 2 117 break a record phrase breɪk ə ˈre
Unit 2 117 baseball noun ˈbeɪs.bɔːl
Unit 2 117 fishing noun ˈfɪʃ.ɪŋ
Unit 2 117 alone adverb əˈləʊn
Unit 2 117 across prepositi əˈkrɒs
Unit 2 117 Atlantic noun ətˈlæn.tɪk
Unit 2 117 navigator noun ˈnæv.ɪ.geɪ.
Unit 2 117 east adverb iːst
Unit 2 117 USA noun juː.esˈeɪ
Unit 2 117 New Guinea noun njuː ˈgɪn.i
Unit 2 117 plan verb plæn
Unit 2 117 flight noun flaɪt
Unit 2 117 Pacific Ocean noun pəˈsɪf.ɪk ˈə
Unit 2 117 disappear verb dɪs.əˈpɪə
Unit 2 117 ship noun ʃɪp
Unit 2 117 nearby adverb nɪəˈbaɪ
Unit 2 117 radio noun ˈreɪ.di.əʊ
Unit 2 117 navy noun ˈneɪ.vi
Unit 2 117 continue verb kənˈtɪn.juː
Unit 2 117 land verb lænd
Unit 2 117 clue noun kluː
Unit 2 117 button noun ˈbʌt.ən
Unit 2 117 happen verb ˈhæp.ən
Unit 2 117 mystery noun ˈmɪs.tər.i
Unit 2 117 feudal adjective ˈfjuː.dəl
Unit 2 117 the Middle Ages noun ðə mɪd.l ̩ ˈe
Unit 2 117 century noun ˈsen.tʃər.i
Unit 2 117 own verb əʊn
Unit 2 117 land noun lænd
Unit 2 117 hierarchy noun ˈhaɪə.rɑː.ki
Unit 2 117 top noun tɒp
Unit 2 117 bottom noun ˈbɒt.əm
Unit 2 117 king noun kɪŋ
Unit 2 117 look after sth phrasal v lʊk ˈɑːf.tə
Unit 2 117 divide up sth phrasal v dɪˈvaɪd ʌp
Unit 2 117 noble noun ˈnəʊ.bl ̩
Unit 2 117 rule verb ruːl
Unit 2 117 area noun ˈeə.ri.ə
Unit 2 117 fief noun fiːf
Unit 2 117 owner noun ˈəʊ.nə
Unit 2 117 tax noun tæks
Unit 2 117 war noun wɔː
Unit 2 117 battle noun ˈbæt.l ̩
Unit 2 117 employ verb ɪmˈplɔɪ
Unit 2 117 knight noun naɪt
Unit 2 117 peasant noun ˈpez.ənt
Unit 2 117 member noun ˈmem.bə
Unit 2 117 society noun səˈsaɪ.ə.ti
Unit 2 117 grow verb grəʊ
Unit 2 117 inherit verb ɪnˈher.ɪt
1-2 Review 28 give sth back phrasal v gɪv sʌm.θɪ
1-2 Review 28 snow verb snəʊ
1-2 Review 28 tell a joke phrase tel ə ˈdʒəʊ
1-2 Review 28 glove noun glʌv
1-2 Review 29 move verb muːv
1-2 Review 29 art noun ɑːt
1-2 Review 29 design noun dɪˈzaɪn
1-2 Review 29 biology noun baɪˈɒl.ə.dʒi
1-2 Review 29 market noun ˈmɑː.kɪt
Unit 3 31 thief noun θiːf
Unit 3 31 catch verb kætʃ
Unit 3 31 chase verb tʃeɪs
Unit 3 31 climb verb klaɪm
Unit 3 31 fall over phrasal v fɔːl ˈəʊ.və
Unit 3 31 hide verb haɪd
Unit 3 31 jump verb dʒʌmp
Unit 3 31 run verb rʌn
Unit 3 31 run away phrasal v rʌn.ə.ˈweɪ
Unit 3 31 throw verb θrəʊ
Unit 3 32 treasure noun ˈtreʒ.ə
Unit 3 32 surprise verb səˈpraɪz
Unit 3 32 rubbish noun ˈrʌb.ɪʃ
Unit 3 32 shout verb ʃaʊt
Unit 3 32 point verb pɔɪnt
Unit 3 32 excited adjective ɪkˈsaɪ.tɪd
Unit 3 32 immediately adverb ɪˈmiː.di.ət.l
Unit 3 32 object noun ˈɒb.dʒɪkt
Unit 3 32 gold noun gəʊld
Unit 3 32 Hungarian adjective hʌŋˈgeə.ri.
Unit 3 32 passport noun ˈpɑːs.pɔːt
Unit 3 32 belong to sb phrasal v bɪˈlɒŋ tuː
Unit 3 32 Hungary noun ˈhʌŋ.gə.ri
Unit 3 32 the World Cup noun ðə wɜːld ˈ
Unit 3 32 steal verb stiːl
Unit 3 32 trophy noun ˈtrəʊ.fi
Unit 3 32 receive verb rɪˈsiːv
Unit 3 32 reward noun rɪˈwɔːd
Unit 3 32 open verb ˈəʊ.pən
Unit 3 32 look after sb phrasal v lʊk ˈɑːf.tə
Unit 3 32 look through sth phrasal v ˈlʊk θruː
Unit 3 32 look for sth phrasal v ˈlʊk fɔː
Unit 3 32 look like sb/sth phrase ˈlʊk laɪk
Unit 3 32 Look out! phrasal v ˈlʊk aʊt
Unit 3 32 look up sth phrasal v lʊk ˈʌp
Unit 3 33 report noun rɪˈpɔːt
Unit 3 33 date noun deɪt
Unit 3 33 witness noun ˈwɪt.nəs
Unit 3 33 stand verb stænd
Unit 3 33 empty adjective ˈemp.ti
Unit 3 33 can noun kæn
Unit 3 33 bottle noun ˈbɒt.l ̩
Unit 3 33 archaeologist noun ɑː.kiˈɒl.ə.d
Unit 3 33 human adjective ˈhjuː.mən
Unit 3 33 activity noun ækˈtɪv.ɪ.ti
Unit 3 33 detective noun dɪˈtek.tɪv
Unit 3 33 civilization noun sɪv.əl.aɪˈze
Unit 3 33 Bolivia noun bəˈlɪv.i.ə
Unit 3 33 dig noun dɪg
Unit 3 33 bone noun bəʊn
Unit 3 33 tooth noun tuːθ
Unit 3 33 healthy adjective ˈhel.θi
Unit 3 33 earth noun ɜːθ
Unit 3 33 closely adverb ˈkləʊs.li
Unit 3 33 microscope noun ˈmaɪ.krə.s
Unit 3 33 corn noun kɔːn
Unit 3 33 Bolivian adjective bəˈlɪv.i.ən
Unit 3 33 kilometre noun kɪˈlɒm.ɪ.tə
Unit 3 33 away adverb əˈweɪ
Unit 3 34 what's the matter? phrase wɒts ðə ˈm
Unit 3 34 lady noun ˈleɪ.di
Unit 3 34 piano noun piˈæn.əʊ
Unit 3 34 others pronoun ˈʌð.əz
Unit 3 34 loudly adverb ˈlaʊd.li
Unit 3 34 granddaughter noun ˈgræn.dɔː.
Unit 3 34 Australia noun ɒsˈtreɪ.li.ə
Unit 3 34 miss verb mɪs
Unit 3 34 anyway adverb ˈen.i.weɪ
Unit 3 34 granny noun ˈgræn.i
Unit 3 34 cost verb kɒst
Unit 3 34 altogether adverb ɔːl.təˈgeð.
Unit 3 34 badly adverb ˈbæd.li
Unit 3 34 easily adverb ˈiː.zɪ.li
Unit 3 34 quietly adverb ˈkwaɪət.li
Unit 3 34 carefully adverb ˈkeə.fəl.i
Unit 3 34 happily adverb ˈhæp.ɪ.li
Unit 3 34 slowly adverb ˈsləʊ.li
Unit 3 34 well adverb wel
Unit 3 34 quickly adverb ˈkwɪk.li
Unit 3 34 get dressed phrase get ˈdrest
Unit 3 34 insect noun ˈɪn.sekt
Unit 3 34 paint verb peɪnt
Unit 3 35 bus stop noun ˈbʌsˌstɒp
Unit 3 35 musical instrumentnoun mjuː.zɪ.kəl
Unit 3 36 Japan noun dʒəˈpæn
Unit 3 36 capital noun ˈkæp.ɪ.təl
Unit 3 36 modern adjective ˈmɒd.ən
Unit 3 36 far adverb fɑː
Unit 3 36 southwest noun ˌsaʊθˈwest
Unit 3 36 past noun pɑːst
Unit 3 36 diver noun ˈdaɪ.və
Unit 3 36 dive verb daɪv
Unit 3 36 stone noun stəʊn
Unit 3 36 structure noun ˈstrʌk.tʃə
Unit 3 36 step noun step
Unit 3 36 tower noun taʊə
Unit 3 36 notice verb ˈnəʊ.tɪs
Unit 3 36 mark noun mɑːk
Unit 3 36 secret adjective ˈsiː.krət
Unit 3 36 mysterious adjective mɪˈstɪə.ri.ə
Unit 3 37 explorer noun ɪkˈsplɔː.rə
Unit 3 37 statue noun ˈstætʃ.uː
Unit 3 37 Polynesia noun pɒ.lɪˈniː.ʒə
Unit 3 37 AD adv æd
Unit 3 37 farmer noun ˈfɑː.mə
Unit 3 37 fight verb faɪt
Unit 3 37 islander noun ˈaɪ.lən.də
Unit 3 37 watch over sb phrasal v wɒtʃ ˈəʊ.və
Unit 3 37 heavy adjective ˈhev.i
Unit 3 37 weigh verb weɪ
Unit 3 37 kg abbreviatˈkɪl.ə.ɡræ
Unit 3 37 km abbreviatkɪˈlɒm.ɪ.tə
Unit 3 37 swimmer noun ˈswɪm.ə
Unit 3 37 painter noun ˈpeɪn.tə
Unit 3 37 painter noun ˈpeɪn.tə
Unit 3 37 builder noun ˈbɪl.də
Unit 3 37 shopper noun ˈʃɒp.ə
Unit 3 37 photographer noun fəˈtɒg.rə.f
Unit 3 38 recently adverb ˈriː.sənt.li
Unit 3 38 locker noun ˈlɒk.ə
Unit 3 38 couple noun ˈkʌp.l ̩
Unit 3 38 escape verb ɪˈskeɪp
Unit 3 38 hang out phrasal v ˈhæŋ.aʊt
Unit 3 38 wood noun wʊd
Unit 3 38 towards prepositi təˈwɔːdz
Unit 3 38 lock verb lɒk
Unit 3 38 lock noun lɒk
Unit 3 38 actually adverb ˈæk.tʃu.ə.li
Unit 3 38 bar noun bɑː
Unit 3 38 soccer noun ˈsɒk.ə
Unit 3 38 league noun liːg
Unit 3 38 score verb skɔː
Unit 3 38 winning adjective ˈwɪn.ɪŋ
Unit 3 38 goal noun gəʊl
Unit 3 38 awesome adjective ˈɔː.səm
Unit 3 38 season noun ˈsiː.zən
Unit 3 38 shirt noun ʃɜːt
Unit 3 38 embarrassing adjective ɪmˈbær.ə.s
Unit 3 38 ring verb rɪŋ
Unit 3 38 photography noun fəˈtɒg.rə.fi
Unit 3 38 competition noun kɒm.pəˈtɪʃ
Unit 3 38 weird adjective wɪəd
Unit 3 38 digital camera noun dɪdʒ.ɪ.təl
Unit 3 38 really? adv ˈrɪə.li
Unit 3 38 What? exclamatiwɒt
Unit 3 38 What did you say? phrase wɒt dɪd juː
Unit 3 38 How weird! exclamatihaʊ ˈwɪəd
Unit 3 38 That's weird! exclamatiðæts ˈwɪəd
Unit 3 38 What happened nexphrase wɒt hæpən
Unit 3 38 What did you do? phrase wɒt dɪd juː
Unit 3 39 share verb ʃeə
Unit 3 39 comment noun ˈkɒm.ent
Unit 3 39 wheel noun wiːl
Unit 3 39 cheque noun tʃek
Unit 3 39 one day phrase wʌn ˈdeɪ
Unit 3 39 at first phrase ət ˈfɜːst
Unit 3 39 finally adverb ˈfaɪ.nə.li
Unit 3 39 noise noun nɔɪz
Unit 3 118 behind the scenes phrase bɪ.haɪnd ðə
Unit 3 118 nature noun ˈneɪ.tʃə
Unit 3 118 documentary noun dɒk.jʊˈmen.
Unit 3 118 travel verb ˈtræv.əl
Unit 3 118 crew noun kruː
Unit 3 118 Alaska noun əˈlæs.kə
Unit 3 118 Arctic adjective ˈɑːk.tɪk
Unit 3 118 make it phrase meɪk ɪt
Unit 3 118 miserable adjective ˈmɪz.rə.bl ̩
Unit 3 118 seal noun siːl
Unit 3 118 cut verb kʌt
Unit 3 118 polar bear noun pəʊl.ə ˈbe
Unit 3 118 track noun træk
Unit 3 118 scene noun siːn
Unit 3 118 cub noun kʌb
Unit 3 118 film verb fɪlm
Unit 3 118 fantastic adjective fænˈtæs.tɪ
Unit 3 118 opportunity noun ˌɒp.əˈtjuː.n
Unit 3 118 find noun faɪnd
Unit 3 118 be good for sb phrase biː ˈgʊd fɔː
Unit 3 118 reason noun ˈriː.zən
Unit 3 118 comic noun ˈkɒm.ɪk
Unit 3 118 generally adverb ˈdʒen.ə r.əl
Unit 3 118 plot noun plɒt
Unit 3 118 writer noun ˈraɪ.tə
Unit 3 118 plan verb plæn
Unit 3 118 include verb ɪnˈkluːd
Unit 3 118 notes noun nəʊts
Unit 3 118 basic adjective ˈbeɪ.sɪk
Unit 3 118 sketch noun sketʃ
Unit 3 118 instruction noun ɪnˈstrʌk.ʃə
Unit 3 118 panel noun ˈpæn.əl
Unit 3 118 section noun ˈsek.ʃən
Unit 3 118 interpret verb ɪnˈtɜː.prɪt
Unit 3 118 pencil verb ˈpen.səl
Unit 3 118 simple adjective ˈsɪm.pl ̩
Unit 3 118 drawing noun ˈdrɔː.ɪŋ
Unit 3 118 layout noun ˈleɪ.aʊt
Unit 3 118 position noun pəˈzɪʃ.ən
Unit 3 118 style noun staɪl
Unit 3 118 artwork noun ˈɑːt.wɜːk
Unit 3 118 ink verb ɪŋk
Unit 3 118 process noun ˈprəʊ.ses
Unit 3 118 common adjective ˈkɒm.ən
Unit 3 118 by hand phrase baɪ ˈhænd
Unit 3 118 insert verb ɪnˈsɜːt
Unit 3 118 dialogue noun ˈdaɪ.ə.lɒg
Unit 3 118 speech bubble noun spiːtʃ ˈbʌb.l
Unit 3 118 lettering noun ˈlet.ər.ɪŋ
Unit 3 118 text noun tekst
Unit 3 118 add verb æd
Unit 3 118 scan verb skæn
Unit 3 118 hand-drawn adjective ˈhænd drɔː
Unit 3 118 colourist noun ˈkʌlər.ɪst
Unit 3 118 colour verb ˈkʌl.ə
Unit 3 118 image noun ˈɪm.ɪdʒ
Unit 3 118 square adjective skweə
Unit 3 118 rectangular adjective rekˈtæŋ.gjʊ
Unit 4 41 carpet noun ˈkɑː.pɪt
Unit 4 41 curtain noun ˈkɜː.tən
Unit 4 41 pillow noun ˈpɪl.əʊ
Unit 4 41 wardrobe noun ˈwɔː.drəʊb
Unit 4 41 blanket noun ˈblæŋ.kɪt
Unit 4 41 cupboard noun ˈkʌb.əd
Unit 4 41 mirror noun ˈmɪr.ə
Unit 4 41 towel noun taʊəl
Unit 4 41 shelf noun ʃelf
Unit 4 41 desk noun desk
Unit 4 41 sink noun sɪŋk
Unit 4 42 stay verb steɪ
Unit 4 42 Sweden noun ˈswiː.dən
Unit 4 42 soft adjective sɒft
Unit 4 42 comfortable adjective ˈkʌm.fə.tə.b
Unit 4 42 lovely adjective ˈlʌv.li
Unit 4 42 coast noun kəʊst
Unit 4 42 tree house noun triː haʊs
Unit 4 42 forest noun ˈfɒr.ɪst
Unit 4 42 Wales noun weɪlz
Unit 4 42 relaxing adjective rɪˈlæk.sɪŋ
Unit 4 42 worst adjective wɜːst
Unit 4 42 electricity noun ɪ.lekˈtrɪs.ɪ.t
Unit 4 42 capsule hotel noun ˈkæp.sjuːl
Unit 4 42 guest noun gest
Unit 4 42 hall noun hɔːl
Unit 4 42 do the housework phrase duː ðə ˈha
Unit 4 42 do the washing phrase duː ðə ˈwɒʃ
Unit 4 42 do homework phrase duː ˈhəʊm.
Unit 4 42 do the ironing phrase duː ðiː ˈaɪə
Unit 4 42 do sports phrase duː ˈspɔːts
Unit 4 42 do maths phrase duː ˈmæθs
Unit 4 42 do the shopping phrase duː ðə ˈʃɒp
Unit 4 42 view noun vjuː
Unit 4 43 Amazon noun ˈæm.ə.zən
Unit 4 43 rainforest noun ˈreɪn.fɒr.ɪs
Unit 4 43 exciting adjective ɪkˈsaɪ.tɪŋ
Unit 4 43 Russia noun ˈrʌ.ʃə
Unit 4 43 noisy adjective ˈnɔɪ.zi
Unit 4 43 cheetah noun ˈtʃiː.tə
Unit 4 43 Tunisia noun ˈtjuː.nɪz.i.ə
Unit 4 43 popular adjective ˈpɒp.jʊ.lə
Unit 4 43 visitor noun ˈvɪz.ɪ.tə
Unit 4 43 until prepositi ənˈtɪl
Unit 4 43 move house phrase muːv ˈhaʊs
Unit 4 43 move out phrasal v muːv ˈaʊt
Unit 4 43 cabin noun ˈkæb.ɪn
Unit 4 43 log noun lɒg
Unit 4 43 wood noun wʊd
Unit 4 43 bulldozer noun ˈbʊlˌdəʊ.z
Unit 4 43 keep going phrase kiːp ˈgəʊ.ɪ
Unit 4 43 success noun səkˈses
Unit 4 43 hey! exclamatiheɪ
Unit 4 43 yahoo! exclamatiˈjɑː.huː
Unit 4 43 excited adjective ɪkˈsaɪ.tɪd
Unit 4 43 boy! exclamatibɔɪ
Unit 4 43 be worth it phrase biː ˈwɜːθ ɪt
Unit 4 43 perfect adjective ˈpɜː.fekt
Unit 4 43 alright! exclamatiɔːlˈraɪt
Unit 4 44 teenager noun ˈtiːnˌeɪ.dʒə
Unit 4 44 circus noun ˈsɜː.kəs
Unit 4 44 appliance noun əˈplaɪ.əns
Unit 4 44 microwave noun ˈmaɪ.krə.w
Unit 4 44 caravan noun ˈkær.ə.væ
Unit 4 44 regular adjective ˈreg.jʊ.lə
Unit 4 44 miss verb mɪs
Unit 4 44 strict adjective strɪkt
Unit 4 44 help out phrasal v help ˈaʊt
Unit 4 44 field noun fiːld
Unit 4 44 show noun ʃəʊ
Unit 4 44 pick up sth/sb phrasal v pɪk ˈʌp
Unit 4 44 packet noun ˈpæk.ɪt
Unit 4 44 trainer noun ˈtreɪ.nə
Unit 4 44 should modal veʃʊd
Unit 4 44 performer noun pəˈfɔː.mə
Unit 4 44 train verb treɪn
Unit 4 44 good luck! exclamatigʊd ˈlʌk
Unit 4 44 studies noun ˈstʌdiz
Unit 4 44 cooker noun ˈkʊk.ə
Unit 4 44 iron noun aɪən
Unit 4 44 dishwasher noun ˈdɪʃ.wɒʃ.ə
Unit 4 44 hairdryer noun ˈheə.draɪ.ə
Unit 4 44 lamp noun læmp
Unit 4 44 freezer noun ˈfriː.zə
Unit 4 44 heater noun ˈhiː.tə
Unit 4 44 washing machine noun ˈwɒʃ.ɪŋ.məˌ
Unit 4 44 fridge noun frɪdʒ
Unit 4 45 seat belt noun ˈsiːt belt
Unit 4 45 licence noun ˈlaɪ.səns
Unit 4 45 seat noun siːt
Unit 4 45 crowded adjective ˈkraʊ.dɪd
Unit 4 45 invite verb ɪnˈvaɪt
Unit 4 45 umbrella noun ʌmˈbrel.ə
Unit 4 46 Celsius adjective ˈsel.si.əs
Unit 4 46 valuable adjective ˈvæl.jʊ.bl ̩
Unit 4 46 opal noun ˈəʊ.pəl
Unit 4 46 rare adjective reə
Unit 4 46 worth adjective wɜːθ
Unit 4 46 collect verb kəˈlekt
Unit 4 46 dark adjective dɑːk
Unit 4 46 machine noun məˈʃiːn
Unit 4 46 patient adjective ˈpeɪ.ʃənt
Unit 4 46 Euro noun ˈjʊə.rəʊ
Unit 4 46 golf noun gɒlf
Unit 4 46 cool adjective kuːl
Unit 4 46 cave noun keɪv
Unit 4 46 truck noun trʌk
Unit 4 46 digger noun ˈdɪg.ə
Unit 4 46 precious adjective ˈpreʃ.əs
Unit 4 46 cactus noun ˈkæk.təs
Unit 4 46 factory noun ˈfæk.tər.i
Unit 4 46 population noun pɒp.jʊˈleɪ.
Unit 4 46 light noun laɪt
Unit 4 46 free time noun friː ˈtaɪm
Unit 4 47 northern adjective ˈnɔː.ðən
Unit 4 47 go down phrasal v gəʊ ˈdaʊn
Unit 4 47 come up phrasal v kʌm ˈʌp
Unit 4 47 put sth up phrasal v pʊt ˈʌp
Unit 4 47 put sth down phrasal v pʊt ˈdaʊn
Unit 4 47 lie down phrasal v laɪ ˈdaʊn
Unit 4 47 go up sth phrasal v gəʊ ˈʌp
Unit 4 47 come down phrasal v kʌm ˈdaʊn
Unit 4 47 get (sb) up phrasal v ɡet ˈʌp
Unit 4 47 get up phrasal v ɡet ˈʌp
Unit 4 47 sit down phrasal v sɪt ˈdaʊn
Unit 4 47 stand up phrasal v stænd ˈʌp
Unit 4 47 tradition noun trəˈdɪʃ.ən
Unit 4 47 festival noun ˈfes.tɪ.vəl
Unit 4 47 spring noun sprɪŋ
Unit 4 47 fisherman noun ˈfɪʃ.ə.mən
Unit 4 47 return verb rɪˈtɜːn
Unit 4 47 whale noun weɪl
Unit 4 47 air noun eə
Unit 4 47 join verb dʒɔɪn
Unit 4 47 further adverb ˈfɜː.ðə
Unit 4 47 Greenland noun ˈgriːn.lənd
Unit 4 47 high adjective haɪ
Unit 4 47 low adjective ləʊ
Unit 4 47 rainy adjective ˈreɪ.ni
Unit 4 47 inhabit verb ɪnˈhæb.ɪt
Unit 4 48 space noun speɪs
Unit 4 48 quiet adjective kwaɪət
Unit 4 48 apartment noun əˈpɑːt.mən
Unit 4 48 neighbour noun ˈneɪ.bə
Unit 4 48 light noun laɪt
Unit 4 48 in my opinion phrase ɪn ˈmaɪ ə.p
Unit 4 48 city centre noun sɪt.i ˈsen.tə
Unit 4 48 lay the table phrase leɪ ðə ˈteɪ.b
Unit 4 48 essay noun ˈes.eɪ
Unit 4 48 turn noun tɜːn
Unit 4 48 dinner time noun ˈdɪn.ə taɪm
Unit 4 48 Can you do me a faphrase kæn juː də
Unit 4 48 Can you give me a phrase kæn juː gɪ
Unit 4 48 I'll do it. phrase ˈaɪl duː ɪt
Unit 4 48 Yes, of course. phrase jes əv ˈkɔːs
Unit 4 48 Shall I…? phrase ˈʃæl aɪ
Unit 4 48 I'll give you a hand.phrase aɪl gɪv juː
Unit 4 48 wash (sth) up phrasal v wɒʃ ˈʌp
Unit 4 49 floor noun flɔː
Unit 4 49 lift noun lɪft
Unit 4 49 tennis court noun ˈten.ɪs kɔːt
Unit 4 49 Jacuzzi noun dʒəˈkuː.zi
Unit 4 49 downstairs adverb daʊnˈsteəz
Unit 4 119 seventh number ˈsev.ənθ
Unit 4 119 wonder noun ˈwʌn.də
Unit 4 119 pyramid noun ˈpɪr.ə.mɪd
Unit 4 119 Egypt noun ˈiː.dʒɪpt
Unit 4 119 peaceful adjective ˈpiːs.fəl
Unit 4 119 cover verb ˈkʌv.ə
Unit 4 119 block noun blɒk
Unit 4 119 tomb noun tuːm
Unit 4 119 pharaoh noun ˈfeə.rəʊ
Unit 4 119 dead adjective ded
Unit 4 119 body noun ˈbɒd.i
Unit 4 119 side noun saɪd
Unit 4 119 face verb feɪs
Unit 4 119 south noun saʊθ
Unit 4 119 west noun west
Unit 4 119 exactly adverb ɪgˈzækt.li
Unit 4 119 lift verb lɪft
Unit 4 119 secret noun ˈsiː.krət
Unit 4 125 ideal adjective aɪˈdɪəl
Unit 4 125 armchair noun ˈɑːm.tʃeə
Unit 4 125 furniture noun ˈfɜː.nɪ.tʃə
Unit 4 125 luxury adjective ˈlʌk.ʃər.i
Unit 4 125 item noun ˈaɪ.təm
Unit 4 125 upstairs adverb ʌpˈsteəz
Unit 4 125 gym noun dʒɪm
Unit 4 125 massive adjective ˈmæs.ɪv
Unit 4 125 king-sized adjective ˈkɪŋ.saɪzd
Unit 4 125 chest of drawers noun tʃest.əvˈdrɔ
Unit 4 125 pool table noun puːl ˈteɪ.bl ̩
Unit 4 125 manga noun ˈmæŋ.gə
Unit 4 125 sofa noun ˈsəʊ.fə
Unit 4 125 cinema-sized adjective ˈsɪn.ə.mə s
3-4 Review 50 Malta noun mɔːl.tə
3-4 Review 50 pass verb pɑːs
3-4 Review 50 champion noun ˈtʃæm.pi.ə
3-4 Review 50 dry verb draɪ
3-4 Review 50 shower noun ʃaʊə
3-4 Review 50 explore verb ɪkˈsplɔː
3-4 Review 50 dirty adjective ˈdɜː.ti
3-4 Review 51 noon noun nuːn
3-4 Review 51 Hawaii noun həˈwaɪ.iː
3-4 Review 51 wet adjective wet
3-4 Review 51 active adjective ˈæk.tɪv
3-4 Review 51 volcano noun vɒlˈkeɪ.nəʊ
3-4 Review 51 chimney noun ˈtʃɪm.ni
3-4 Review 51 bay noun beɪ
3-4 Review 51 Antarctica noun ænˈtɑːk.tɪ.
3-4 Review 51 windy adjective ˈwɪn.di
Unit 4 119 architect noun ˈɑː.kɪ.tekt
Unit 4 119 combine verb kəmˈbaɪn
Unit 4 119 form noun fɔːm
Unit 4 119 function noun ˈfʌŋk.ʃən
Unit 4 119 architecture noun ˈɑː.kɪ.tek.t
Unit 4 119 practical adjective ˈpræk.tɪ.kə
Unit 4 119 decoration noun dek.əˈreɪ.ʃ
Unit 4 119 roof noun ruːf
Unit 4 119 straight adjective streɪt
Unit 4 119 line noun laɪn
Unit 4 119 geometric adjective dʒiː.əˈmet.
Unit 4 119 material noun məˈtɪə.ri.əl
Unit 4 119 marble noun ˈmɑː.bl ̩
Unit 4 119 hardwood noun ˈhɑːd.wʊd
Unit 4 119 metal noun ˈmet.əl
Unit 4 119 glass noun glɑːs
Unit 4 119 steel noun stiːl
Unit 4 119 plastic noun ˈplæs.tɪk
Unit 4 119 typical adjective ˈtɪp.ɪ.kəl
Unit 4 119 design noun dɪˈzaɪn
Unit 4 119 functional adjective ˈfʌŋk.ʃən.ə
Unit 4 119 disagreement noun dɪs.əˈgriː.
Unit 4 119 leader noun ˈliː.də
Unit 4 119 influence noun ˈɪn.flu.əns
Unit 4 119 former adjective ˈfɔː.mə
Unit 4 119 airline noun ˈeə.laɪn
Unit 4 119 terminal noun ˈtɜː.mɪ.nəl
Unit 4 119 airport noun ˈeə.pɔːt
Unit 4 119 old-fashioned adjective əʊldˈfæʃ.ə
Unit 4 119 traditional adjective trəˈdɪʃ.ən.ə
Unit 4 119 location noun ləʊˈkeɪ.ʃən
Unit 4 119 twice adverb twaɪs
Unit 5 53 keyboard noun ˈkiː.bɔːd
Unit 5 53 laptop noun ˈlæp.tɒp
Unit 5 53 microchip noun ˈmaɪ.krəʊ.t
Unit 5 53 smartphone noun ˈsmɑːt.fəʊ
Unit 5 53 tablet noun ˈtæb.lət
Unit 5 53 Memory Stick noun ˈmeməri ˌs
Unit 5 53 printer noun ˈprɪn.tə
Unit 5 53 touch screen noun ˈtʌtʃ.skriːn
Unit 5 53 mouse noun maʊs
Unit 5 53 save verb seɪv
Unit 5 54 future noun ˈfjuː.tʃə
Unit 5 54 mini- prefix ˈmɪn.i
Unit 5 54 power noun paʊə
Unit 5 54 spacecraft noun ˈspeɪs.krɑːf
Unit 5 54 the moon noun ðə ˈmuːn
Unit 5 54 technology noun tekˈnɒl.ə.d
Unit 5 54 brain noun breɪn
Unit 5 54 chip noun tʃɪp
Unit 5 54 human noun ˈhjuː.mən
Unit 5 54 hip noun hɪp
Unit 5 54 face noun feɪs
Unit 5 54 3-D printer noun θriː diː ˈpr
Unit 5 54 beauty noun ˈbjuː.ti
Unit 5 54 pain noun peɪn
Unit 5 54 use noun juːz
Unit 5 54 care noun keə
Unit 5 54 hope noun həʊp
Unit 5 54 hopeless adjective ˈhəʊp.ləs
Unit 5 54 hopeless adjective ˈhəʊp.ləs
Unit 5 54 hopeful adjective ˈhəʊp.fəl
Unit 5 54 beautiful adjective ˈbjuː.tɪ.fəl
Unit 5 54 beautiful adjective ˈbjuː.tɪ.fəl
Unit 5 54 useful adjective ˈjuːs.fəl
Unit 5 54 wonderful adjective ˈwʌn.də.fə
Unit 5 54 painful adjective ˈpeɪn.fəl
Unit 5 54 careful adjective ˈkeə.fəl
Unit 5 54 colourful adjective ˈkʌl.ə.fəl
Unit 5 54 powerful adjective ˈpaʊə.fəl
Unit 5 54 powerful adjective ˈpaʊə.fəl
Unit 5 54 powerful adjective ˈpaʊə.fəl
Unit 5 54 successful adjective səkˈses.fəl
Unit 5 54 successful adjective səkˈses.fəl
Unit 5 54 successful adjective səkˈses.fəl
Unit 5 54 colourless adjective ˈkʌl.ə.ləs
Unit 5 54 powerless adjective ˈpaʊə.ləs
Unit 5 54 useless adjective ˈjuːs.ləs
Unit 5 54 useless adjective ˈjuːs.ləs
Unit 5 54 careless adjective ˈkeə.ləs
Unit 5 54 painless adjective ˈpeɪn.ləs
Unit 5 55 prediction noun prɪˈdɪk.ʃən
Unit 5 55 American adjective əˈmer.ɪ.kə
Unit 5 55 American noun əˈmer.ɪ.kə
Unit 5 55 cm abbreviatˈsen.tɪˌmiː.
Unit 5 55 Wi-Fi noun ˈwaɪ.faɪ
Unit 5 55 connection noun kəˈnek.ʃən
Unit 5 55 office noun ˈɒf.ɪs
Unit 5 55 robot noun ˈrəʊ.bɒt
Unit 5 55 deliver verb dɪˈlɪv.ə
Unit 5 55 blimp noun blɪmp
Unit 5 55 cross verb krɒs
Unit 5 55 bridge noun brɪdʒ
Unit 5 55 turn verb tɜːn
Unit 5 55 hit verb hɪt
Unit 5 55 answer noun ˈɑːn.sə
Unit 5 55 cook noun kʊk
Unit 5 55 way noun ˈweɪ
Unit 5 55 customer noun ˈkʌs.tə.mə
Unit 5 55 map noun mæp
Unit 5 55 credit card noun ˈkred.ɪt kɑ
Unit 5 55 oven noun ˈʌv.ən
Unit 5 55 order noun ˈɔː.də
Unit 5 56 plug sth into sth phrasal v plʌg ˈɪn.tuː
Unit 5 56 plug sth in phrasal v plʌg ˈɪn
Unit 5 56 dollar noun ˈdɒl.ə
Unit 5 56 program verb ˈprəʊ.græ
Unit 5 56 British adjective ˈbrɪt.ɪʃ
Unit 5 56 club noun klʌb
Unit 5 56 code noun kəʊd
Unit 5 56 push verb pʊʃ
Unit 5 56 break verb breɪk
Unit 5 56 volume noun ˈvɒl.juːm
Unit 5 56 click on the icon phrase klɪk ɒn ðiː
Unit 5 56 log onto your compphrase lɒg ɒn.tə j
Unit 5 56 sign into your acco phrase saɪn ɪn.tə j
Unit 5 56 scroll down the we phrase skrəʊl daʊ
Unit 5 56 turn on the laptop phrase tɜːn ɒn ðə
Unit 5 56 turn up the volumephrase tɜːn ʌp ðə
Unit 5 56 turn down the vol phrase tɜːn daʊn ð
Unit 5 56 shut down the comphrase ʃʌt daʊn ð
Unit 5 57 channel noun ˈtʃæn.əl
Unit 5 57 term noun tɜːm
Unit 5 57 YouTube noun ˈjuː.tjuːb
Unit 5 57 amazed adjective əˈmeɪzd
Unit 5 57 programmer noun ˈprəʊ.græ
Unit 5 58 file sharing noun faɪl ʃeərɪŋ
Unit 5 58 cassette noun kəˈset
Unit 5 58 CD noun siːˈdiː
Unit 5 58 music streaming noun ˈmjuː.zɪk st
Unit 5 58 digital adjective ˈdɪdʒ.ɪ.təl
Unit 5 58 for free phrase fɔː ˈfriː
Unit 5 58 play a part phrase pleɪ ə ˈpɑː
Unit 5 58 business noun ˈbɪz.nɪs
Unit 5 58 way noun weɪ
Unit 5 58 download verb daʊnˈləʊd
Unit 5 58 industry noun ˈɪn.də.stri
Unit 5 58 close sth down phrasal v kləʊz ˈdaʊ
Unit 5 58 record company noun ˈrek.ɔːd kʌ
Unit 5 58 social media noun səʊ.ʃəl ˈmiː
Unit 5 58 form noun fɔːm
Unit 5 58 lawyer noun ˈlɔɪ.ə
Unit 5 58 file noun faɪl
Unit 5 58 CD player noun siːˈdiː pleɪ.
Unit 5 58 stream verb striːm
Unit 5 58 decision noun dɪˈsɪʒ.ən
Unit 5 59 chicken noun ˈtʃɪk.ɪn
Unit 5 59 interactive adjective ɪn.təˈræk.t
Unit 5 59 whiteboard noun ˈwaɪt.bɔːd
Unit 5 59 explain verb ɪkˈspleɪn
Unit 5 59 half an hour phrase hɑːf ən ˈaʊ
Unit 5 59 tiring adjective ˈtaɪə.rɪŋ
Unit 5 59 nowadays adverb ˈnaʊ.ə.deɪz
Unit 5 59 latest adjective ˈleɪ.tɪst
Unit 5 59 get up phrasal v ɡet ˈʌp
Unit 5 59 get up phrasal v ɡet ˈʌp
Unit 5 59 look for sth/sb phrasal v ˈlʊk fɔː
Unit 5 59 take off sth phrasal v teɪk ˈɒf
Unit 5 59 wake up phrasal v weɪk ˈʌp
Unit 5 59 go back phrasal v gəʊ ˈbæk
Unit 5 59 put on sth phrasal v pʊt ˈɒn
Unit 5 59 turn on sth phrasal v tɜːn ˈɒn
Unit 5 59 sit down phrasal v sɪt ˈdaʊn
Unit 5 60 whenever adverb wenˈev.ə
Unit 5 60 text verb tekst
Unit 5 60 press verb pres
Unit 5 60 button noun ˈbʌt.ən
Unit 5 60 swipe verb swaɪp
Unit 5 60 unlock verb ʌnˈlɒk
Unit 5 60 make a call phrase meɪk ə ˈkɔː
Unit 5 60 touch verb tʌtʃ
Unit 5 60 contact noun ˈkɒn.tækt
Unit 5 60 scroll down phrasal v skrəʊl ˈda
Unit 5 60 tap verb tæp
Unit 5 60 learner noun ˈlɜː.nə
Unit 5 60 check verb tʃek
Unit 5 60 surf verb sɜːf
Unit 5 60 First, you need to…phrase ˈfɜːst juː niːd tuː
Unit 5 60 You have to… phrase juː ˈhæv tuː
Unit 5 60 How do I…? phrase ˈhaʊ də aɪ
Unit 5 60 Yes! That's it. phrase jes ˈðæts ɪt
Unit 5 60 How does it work? phrase haʊ dʌz ɪt ˈwɜːk
Unit 5 60 OK, here it is. phrase əʊ.keɪ ˈhɪər ɪt ɪz
Unit 5 60 I see. Thanks! phrase aɪ ˈsiː θæŋks
Unit 5 60 and then… phrase ænd ˈðen
Unit 5 61 firstly adverb ˈfɜːst.li
Unit 5 61 however adverb haʊˈev.ə
Unit 5 61 secondly adverb ˈsek.ənd.li
Unit 5 61 in conclusion phrase ɪn kənˈkluː
Unit 5 61 topic noun ˈtɒp.ɪk
Unit 5 61 contrast noun ˈkɒn.trɑːst
Unit 5 61 summarise verb ˈsʌm.ər.aɪz
Unit 5 120 twin noun twɪn
Unit 5 120 shy adjective ʃaɪ
Unit 5 120 professor noun prəˈfes.ə
Unit 5 120 communicate verb kəˈmjuː.nɪ.
Unit 5 120 supercomputer noun ˈsuː.pə.kəm
Unit 5 120 personal adjective ˈpɜː.sən.əl
Unit 5 120 experiment noun ɪkˈsper.ɪ.m
Unit 5 120 quadrillion noun kwɒdˈrɪl.jə
Unit 5 120 calculation noun kæl.kjʊˈleɪ
Unit 5 120 accurately adverb ˈæk.jʊ.rət.l
Unit 5 120 virtual adjective ˈvɜː.tju.əl
Unit 5 120 physical adjective ˈfɪz.ɪ.kəl
Unit 5 120 world noun wɜːld
Unit 5 120 research noun rɪˈsɜːtʃ
Unit 5 120 weather forecast noun ˈweð.ə fɔː.
Unit 5 120 sunny adjective ˈsʌn.i
Unit 5 120 aeroplane noun ˈeə.rə.pleɪ
Unit 5 120 fuel noun fjʊəl
Unit 5 120 wind noun wɪnd
Unit 5 120 weather noun ˈweð.ə
Unit 5 120 expert noun ˈek.spɜːt
Unit 5 120 ultimate adjective ˈʌl.tɪ.mət
Unit 5 120 act verb ækt
Unit 5 120 operation noun ɒp.ərˈeɪ.ʃə
Unit 5 120 health noun helθ
Unit 5 120 environment noun ɪnˈvaɪ.rən
Unit 5 120 education noun ed.jʊˈkeɪ.ʃ
Unit 6 63 be born phrase biː ˈbɔːn
Unit 6 63 get a job phrase get ə ˈdʒɒ
Unit 6 63 get married phrase get ˈmær.i
Unit 6 63 go to university phrase gəʊ tuː juː.
Unit 6 63 have children phrase hæv ˈtʃɪl.d
Unit 6 63 learn to drive phrase lɜːn tə ˈdra
Unit 6 63 leave home phrase liːv ˈhəʊm
Unit 6 63 leave school phrase liːv ˈskuːl
Unit 6 63 start school phrase stɑːt ˈskuːl
Unit 6 63 take a year out phrase teɪk ə jɪər
Unit 6 64 grow up phrasal v grəʊ ˈʌp
Unit 6 64 bite verb baɪt
Unit 6 64 playgroup noun ˈpleɪ.gruːp
Unit 6 64 article noun ˈɑː.tɪ.kl ̩
Unit 6 65 gap year noun ˈgæp jɪə
Unit 6 65 experience noun ɪkˈspɪə.ri.ə
Unit 6 64 find out sth phrasal v faɪnd ˈaʊt
Unit 6 64 get on sth phrasal v get ˈɒn
Unit 6 64 get off sth phrasal v get ˈɒf
Unit 6 64 go out phrasal v gəʊ ˈaʊt
Unit 6 64 go out phrasal v gəʊ ˈaʊt
Unit 6 64 switch on sth phrasal v swɪtʃ ˈɒn
Unit 6 64 switch off sth phrasal v swɪtʃ ˈɒf
Unit 6 64 write down sth phrasal v raɪt ˈdaʊn
Unit 6 64 try on sth phrasal v traɪ ˈɒn
Unit 6 64 look for sth/sb phrasal v lʊk ˈfɔː
Unit 6 65 sports car noun ˈspɔːts kɑː
Unit 6 65 homeschool verb həʊmˈskuːl
Unit 6 65 homeschooling noun həʊmˈskuːl
Unit 6 65 special needs noun speʃ.əl ˈniː
Unit 6 65 close adjective kloʊs
Unit 6 65 work out phrasal v wɜː.k ˈaʊt
Unit 6 65 public school noun pʌblɪk ˈskuː
Unit 6 65 judge noun dʒʌdʒ
Unit 6 65 round of applause phrase raʊnd əv əˈ
Unit 6 66 Kenya noun ˈken.jə
Unit 6 66 eco-project noun ˈiː.kəʊ prɒ
Unit 6 66 recycle verb riːˈsaɪ.kl ̩
Unit 6 66 handbag noun ˈhænd.bæ
Unit 6 66 tourist noun ˈtʊə.rɪst
Unit 6 66 positive adjective ˈpɒz.ə.tɪv
Unit 6 66 plastic bag noun plæs.tɪk ˈ
Unit 6 66 carton noun ˈkɑː.tən
Unit 6 66 cardboard box noun kɑːd.bɔːd
Unit 6 66 glass jar noun glɑːs ˈdʒɑː
Unit 6 66 can noun kæn
Unit 6 66 plastic bottle noun plæs.tɪk ˈbɒ
Unit 6 66 crisp packet noun ˈkrɪsp pæk.
Unit 6 66 paper bag noun peɪ.pə ˈbæ
Unit 6 67 trip noun trɪp
Unit 6 67 politician noun pɒl.əˈtɪʃ.ən
Unit 6 67 news noun njuːz
Unit 6 67 president noun ˈprez.ɪ.dən
Unit 6 67 press conference noun ˈpres kɒn.f
Unit 6 67 journalist noun ˈdʒɜː.nə.lɪs
Unit 6 67 reporter noun rɪˈpɔː.tə
Unit 6 67 afterwards adverb ˈɑːf.tə.wəd
Unit 6 68 Italy noun ˈɪt.ə.li
Unit 6 68 cooking noun ˈkʊk.ɪŋ
Unit 6 68 chef noun ʃef
Unit 6 68 programme noun ˈprəʊ.græ
Unit 6 68 Italian adjective ɪˈtæl.jən
Unit 6 68 historical adjective hɪˈstɒr.ɪ.kə
Unit 6 68 repair verb rɪˈpeə
Unit 6 68 wide open phrase ˈwaɪd əʊ.p
Unit 6 68 hiking noun ˈhaɪ.kɪŋ
Unit 6 68 Madagascar noun mæd.əˈgæs
Unit 6 68 dinosaur noun ˈdaɪ.nə.sɔː
Unit 6 68 T-Rex noun tiː ˈreks
Unit 6 68 narrator noun nəˈreɪ.tə
Unit 6 68 option noun ˈɒp.ʃən
Unit 6 69 orphan noun ˈɔː.fən
Unit 6 69 orphanage noun ˈɔː.fən.ɪdʒ
Unit 6 69 manager noun ˈmæn.ɪ.dʒ
Unit 6 69 Hindi noun ˈhɪn.di
Unit 6 69 Indian adjective ˈɪn.di.ən
Unit 6 69 vegetable noun ˈvedʒ.tə.bl ̩
Unit 6 69 curry noun ˈkʌr.i
Unit 6 69 rice noun raɪs
Unit 6 69 chapatti noun tʃəˈpæ.ti
Unit 6 69 flatbread noun ˈflæt.bred
Unit 6 69 loose adjective luːs
Unit 6 69 sari noun ˈsɑː.ri
Unit 6 69 silk noun sɪlk
Unit 6 69 cotton noun ˈkɒt.ən
Unit 6 69 dhoti noun ˈdəʊ.ti
Unit 6 69 dish noun dɪʃ
Unit 6 69 spicy adjective ˈspaɪ.si
Unit 6 69 sauce noun sɔːs
Unit 6 69 agree with verb əˈgriː wɪð
Unit 6 69 ask for verb ˈɑːsk fɔː
Unit 6 69 belong to verb bɪˈlɒŋ tuː
Unit 6 69 dream about verb ˈdriːm ə.ba
Unit 6 69 learn about verb ˈlɜːn əbaʊt
Unit 6 69 listen to verb ˈlɪs.ən tuː
Unit 6 69 spend on verb ˈspend ɒn
Unit 6 69 pay for verb ˈpeɪ fɔː
Unit 6 69 talk to verb ˈtɔːk tuː
Unit 6 69 wait for verb ˈweɪt fɔː
Unit 6 69 visa noun ˈviː.zə
Unit 6 70 cure verb kjʊə
Unit 6 70 the common cold phrase ðə kɒm.ən
Unit 6 70 Chinese noun tʃaɪˈniːz
Unit 6 70 professional adjective prəˈfeʃ.ən.
Unit 6 70 motorcycle noun ˈməʊ.təsaɪ.k
Unit 6 70 countryside noun ˈkʌn.trɪ.saɪ
Unit 6 70 I disagree. phrase aɪ dɪs.əˈgriː
Unit 6 70 Do you think…? phrase duː juː ˈθɪŋ
Unit 6 70 Do you agree…? phrase duː juː əˈgr
Unit 6 70 What's your opinio phrase wɒts jɔːr ə
Unit 6 70 Absolutely. phrase æb.səˈluːt.l
Unit 6 70 Maybe, but I also t phrase meɪ.bi bʌt a
Unit 6 70 I suppose you're rigphrase aɪ səˈpəʊz j
Unit 6 71 plan verb plæn
Unit 6 71 museum noun mjuːˈziː.ə
Unit 6 71 promise verb ˈprɒm.ɪs
Unit 6 71 best wishes phrase ˈbest wɪʃɪz
Unit 6 71 mind verb maɪnd
Unit 6 71 tidy verb ˈtaɪ.di
Unit 6 121 challenge noun ˈtʃæl.ɪndʒ
Unit 6 121 tornado noun tɔːˈneɪ.dəʊ
Unit 6 121 hit verb hɪt
Unit 6 121 state noun steɪt
Unit 6 121 destroy verb dɪˈstrɔɪ
Unit 6 121 almost adverb ˈɔːl.məʊst
Unit 6 121 art centre noun ˈɑːt sen.tə
Unit 6 121 green adjective griːn
Unit 6 121 clean adjective kliːn
Unit 6 121 energy noun ˈen.ə.dʒi
Unit 6 121 recycled adjective riːˈsaɪ.kl ̩d
Unit 6 121 shine verb ʃaɪn
Unit 6 121 roof noun ruːf
Unit 6 121 cool verb kuːl
Unit 6 121 insulation noun ˌɪn.sjʊˈleɪ.
Unit 6 121 complete adjective kəmˈpliːt
Unit 6 121 congratulations noun kən.grætʃʊˈ
5-6 Review 73 entry noun ˈen.tri
5-6 Review 73 liquid noun ˈlɪk.wɪd
5-6 Review 73 microphone noun ˈmaɪ.krə.f
5-6 Review 73 forum noun ˈfɔː.rəm
Unit 6 121 lifecycle noun ˈlaɪf.saɪ.kl ̩
Unit 6 121 oil noun ɔɪl
Unit 6 121 on average phrase ɒn ˈæv.ər.ɪ
Unit 6 121 produce verb prəˈdjuːs
Unit 6 121 throw sth away phrasal v θrəʊ əˈweɪ
Unit 6 121 extraction noun ɪkˈstræk.ʃə
Unit 6 121 extract verb ɪkˈstrækt
Unit 6 121 polyethylene noun pɒl.iˈeθ.ɪ.li
Unit 6 121 recycling bin noun riːˈsaɪ.klɪŋ
Unit 6 121 end verb end
Unit 6 121 once adverb wʌns
Unit 6 121 twice adverb twaɪs
Unit 6 121 reduce verb rɪˈdjuːs
Unit 6 121 reuse verb riːˈjuːz
Unit 6 121 waste noun weɪst
Unit 6 121 decrease verb dɪˈkriːs
Unit 6 121 cause verb kɔːz
Unit 6 121 kill verb kɪl
Unit 6 121 seabird noun ˈsiː.bɜːd
Unit 6 121 marine adjective məˈriːn
Unit 6 121 biodegradable adjective baɪ.əʊ.dɪˈgr
Unit 6 121 non-biodegradable adjective nɒn baɪ.əʊ.
Unit 6 121 disappear verb dɪs.əˈpɪə
Unit 6 121 decompose verb diː.kəmˈpə
Unit 6 121 alternative noun ɒlˈtɜː.nə.tɪ
Unit 7 75 injury noun ˈɪn.dʒər.i
Unit 7 75 crash your car phrase kræʃ jɔː ˈkɑ
Unit 7 75 bang your head phrase bæŋ jɔː ˈh
Unit 7 75 trap your finger phrase træp jɔː ˈfɪ
Unit 7 75 hurt your back phrase hɜːt jɔː ˈb
Unit 7 75 break your leg phrase breɪk jɔː ˈl
Unit 7 75 cut your finger phrase kʌt jɔː ˈfɪŋ
Unit 7 75 fall off your bike phrase fɔːl ɒf jɔː ˈ
Unit 7 75 burn your hand phrase bɜːn jɔː ˈ
Unit 7 75 trip over the dog phrase trɪp əʊ.və
Unit 7 75 slip on ice phrase slɪp ɒn ˈaɪs
Unit 7 76 serious adjective ˈsɪə.ri.əs
Unit 7 76 trap verb træp
Unit 7 76 operation noun ɒp.ərˈeɪ.ʃə
Unit 7 76 trip over sth phrasal v trɪp ˈəʊ.və
Unit 7 76 stairs noun steəz
Unit 7 76 bang verb bæŋ
Unit 7 76 hammer noun ˈhæm.ə
Unit 7 76 crash verb kræʃ
Unit 7 76 tractor noun ˈtræk.tə
Unit 7 76 step verb step
Unit 7 76 slip verb slɪp
Unit 7 76 complain verb kəmˈpleɪn
Unit 7 76 smile noun smaɪl
Unit 7 76 a bit of a… phrase ə ˈbɪt əv ə
Unit 7 76 joke noun dʒəʊk
Unit 7 76 government noun ˈgʌv.ən.mə
Unit 7 76 get better phrase get ˈbet.ə
Unit 7 76 get dressed phrase get ˈdrest
Unit 7 76 get dark phrase get ˈdɑːk
Unit 7 76 get fit phrase get ˈfɪt
Unit 7 76 get home phrase get ˈhəʊm
Unit 7 76 get injured phrase get ˈɪn.dʒə
Unit 7 76 get married phrase get ˈmær.i
Unit 7 76 get older phrase get ˈəʊldə
Unit 7 76 get sick phrase get ˈsɪk
Unit 7 76 get worried phrase get ˈwʌr.id
Unit 7 77 fried adjective fraɪd
Unit 7 77 scuba diving noun ˈskuː.bə da
Unit 7 77 bacteria noun bækˈtɪə.ri.
Unit 7 77 damage verb ˈdæm.ɪdʒ
Unit 7 77 cell noun sel
Unit 7 77 blood noun blʌd
Unit 7 77 interview verb ˈɪn.tə.vjuː
Unit 7 77 patient noun ˈpeɪ.ʃənt
Unit 7 77 ready-made adjective red.iˈmeɪd
Unit 7 77 cookie dough noun ˈkʊk.i dəʊ
Unit 7 77 cookie noun ˈkʊk.i
Unit 7 78 health and safety phrase helθ ænd ˈs
Unit 7 78 safety noun ˈseɪf.ti
Unit 7 78 burn verb bɜːn
Unit 7 78 seriously adverb ˈsɪə.ri.əs.li
Unit 7 78 tin can noun tɪnˈkæn
Unit 7 78 cut verb kʌt
Unit 7 78 slip verb slɪp
Unit 7 78 slip noun slɪp
Unit 7 78 trip noun trɪp
Unit 7 78 fall noun fɔːl
Unit 7 78 ouch! exclamatiaʊtʃ
Unit 7 78 presenter noun prɪˈzen.tə
Unit 7 78 common adjective ˈkɒm.ən
Unit 7 78 injure verb ˈɪn.dʒə
Unit 7 78 ankle noun ˈæŋ.kl ̩
Unit 7 78 elbow noun ˈel.bəʊ
Unit 7 78 shoulder noun ˈʃəʊl.də
Unit 7 78 chest noun tʃest
Unit 7 78 back noun bæk
Unit 7 78 wrist noun rɪst
Unit 7 78 neck noun nek
Unit 7 78 knee noun niː
Unit 7 79 stadium noun ˈsteɪ.di.əm
Unit 7 79 try verb traɪ
Unit 7 79 Argentina noun ɑː.dʒənˈtiː
Unit 7 79 Mexican adjective ˈmek.sɪ.kə
Unit 7 79 karaoke noun ˌkær.iˈəʊ.k
Unit 7 80 taipan noun ˈtaɪ.pæn
Unit 7 80 cobra noun ˈkəʊ.brə
Unit 7 80 bite noun baɪt
Unit 7 80 deadly adjective ˈded.li
Unit 7 80 incredible adjective ɪnˈkred.ɪ.bl ̩
Unit 7 80 kangaroo noun kæŋ.gərˈuː
Unit 7 80 koala noun kəʊˈɑː.lə
Unit 7 80 Australian noun ɒsˈtreɪ.li.ə
Unit 7 80 crocodile noun ˈkrɒk.ə.daɪ
Unit 7 80 funnel web spider noun fʌn.əl web
Unit 7 80 toxic adjective ˈtɒk.sɪk
Unit 7 80 brown snake noun ˈbraʊn sne
Unit 7 80 plenty noun ˈplen.ti
Unit 7 80 safely adverb ˈseɪf.li
Unit 7 80 remove verb rɪˈmuːv
Unit 7 80 against the law phrase ə.genst ðə
Unit 7 80 yawn verb jɔːn
Unit 7 80 catcher noun ˈkætʃ.ə
Unit 7 80 unkind adjective ʌnˈkaɪnd
Unit 7 80 racing car noun ˈreɪ.sɪŋ kɑː
Unit 7 80 zookeeper noun ˈzuːˌkiː.pə
Unit 7 81 region noun ˈriː.dʒən
Unit 7 81 Bangladesh noun bæŋ.gləˈde
Unit 7 81 fish verb fɪʃ
Unit 7 81 honey noun ˈhʌn.i
Unit 7 81 attack verb əˈtæk
Unit 7 81 attack noun əˈtæk
Unit 7 81 god noun gɒd
Unit 7 81 hope verb həʊp
Unit 7 81 charity worker noun ˈtʃær.ɪ.tiwɜ
Unit 7 81 fishing boat noun ˈfɪʃ.ɪŋ bəʊt
Unit 7 81 wildlife noun ˈwaɪld.laɪf
Unit 7 81 firewood noun ˈfaɪə.wʊd
Unit 7 81 forest floor noun fɒr.ɪstˈ flɔː
Unit 7 82 sprain verb spreɪn
Unit 7 82 broken adjective ˈbrəʊ.kən
Unit 7 82 hurt verb hɜːt
Unit 7 82 stove noun stəʊv
Unit 7 82 What have you been phrase wɒt hæv juː
Unit 7 82 How's it going? phrase haʊz ɪt ˈgə
Unit 7 82 How amazing! phrase haʊ əˈmeɪ.
Unit 7 82 That's fantastic! phrase ðæts fænˈt
Unit 7 82 Oh no! phrase əʊ ˈnəʊ
Unit 7 82 What a shame! phrase wɒt ə ˈʃeɪ
Unit 7 82 I'm sorry to hear thphrase aɪm sɒr.i t
Unit 7 82 final noun ˈfaɪ.nəl
Unit 7 82 summer school noun ˈsʌm.ə skuː
Unit 7 83 amusement park noun əˈmjuːzmən
Unit 7 83 painful adjective ˈpeɪn.fəl
Unit 7 83 plaster noun ˈplɑː.stə
Unit 7 83 rest verb rest
Unit 7 83 come round phrasal v kʌmˈraʊnd
Unit 7 83 suggest verb səˈdʒest
Unit 7 83 I'm really sorry but phrase aɪm rɪə.li ˈ
Unit 7 83 I'm afraid I can't… phrase aɪm ə.freɪd
Unit 7 83 Could we…? phrase ˈkʊd wiː
Unit 7 83 I hope you… phrase aɪ ˈhəʊp ju
Unit 7 83 Enjoy yourselves! phrase ɪnˈdʒɔɪ jɔː.
Unit 7 83 Sorry for… phrase ˈsɒr.i fɔː
Unit 7 83 How about anotherphrase haʊ ə.baʊt
Unit 7 83 I would love to go buphrase aɪ wʊd .lʌv
Unit 7 122 medical adjective ˈmed.ɪ.kəl
Unit 7 122 myth noun mɪθ
Unit 7 122 loud adjective laʊd
Unit 7 122 ring verb rɪŋ
Unit 7 122 decibel noun ˈdes.ɪ.bel
Unit 7 122 measurement noun ˈmeʒ.ə.mə
Unit 7 122 read verb riːd
Unit 7 122 test verb test
Unit 7 122 hearing noun ˈhɪə.rɪŋ
Unit 7 122 earplug noun ˈɪə.plʌg
Unit 7 122 Oh boy! exclamatiəʊ bɔɪ
Unit 7 122 harmful adjective ˈhɑːm.fəl
Unit 7 122 foodborne adjective ˈfuːd.bɔːn
Unit 7 122 food poisoning noun ˈfuːd pɔɪ.z
Unit 7 122 virus noun ˈvaɪə.rəs
Unit 7 122 parasite noun ˈpær.ə.saɪt
Unit 7 122 stomach noun ˈstʌm.ək
Unit 7 122 intestine noun ɪnˈtes.tɪn
Unit 7 122 symptom noun ˈsɪmp.təm
Unit 7 122 diarrhea noun daɪəˈrɪə
Unit 7 122 vomit verb ˈvɒm.ɪt
Unit 7 122 headache noun ˈhed.eɪk
Unit 7 122 fever noun ˈfiː.və
Unit 7 122 salmonella noun sæl.məˈnel
Unit 7 122 bacterial adjective bækˈtɪə.ri.
Unit 7 122 raw adjective rɔː
Unit 7 122 uncooked adjective ʌnˈkʊkt
Unit 7 122 turkey noun ˈtɜː.ki
Unit 7 122 unclean adjective ʌnˈkliːn
Unit 7 122 properly adverb ˈprɒp.əl.i
Unit 7 122 cross-contaminationoun krɒs.kən.t
Unit 7 122 spread verb spred
Unit 7 122 surface noun ˈsɜː.fɪs
Unit 7 122 equipment noun ɪˈkwɪp.mən
Unit 7 122 salad noun ˈsæl.əd
Unit 7 122 avoid verb əˈvɔɪd
Unit 7 122 preparation noun prep.ərˈeɪ.
Unit 7 122 possibly adverb ˈpɒs.ə.bli
Unit 7 122 transfer verb trænsˈfɜː
Unit 7 122 chopping board noun ˈtʃɒpɪŋ bɔː
Unit 7 122 detergent noun dɪˈtɜː.dʒən
Unit 7 122 poultry noun ˈpəʊl.tri
Unit 7 122 pink adjective pɪŋk
Unit 7 122 frozen adjective ˈfrəʊ.zən
Unit 7 122 chill verb tʃɪl
Unit 7 122 prevent verb prɪˈvent
Unit 7 122 multiply verb ˈmʌl.tɪ.plaɪ
Unit 7 122 room temperature noun ˈruːm tem.
Unit 7 122 level noun ˈlev.əl
Unit 7 122 label noun ˈleɪ.bəl
Unit 7 122 apart adverb əˈpɑːt
Unit 7 122 container noun kənˈteɪ.nə
Unit 7 122 infection noun ɪnˈfek.ʃən
Unit 8 85 read books or magaphrase riːd bʊks ɔ
Unit 8 85 play computer gamphrase pleɪ kəmˈpj
Unit 8 85 meet friends phrase miːt ˈfrend
Unit 8 85 spend time with youphrase spend taɪm
Unit 8 85 use the Internet phrase juːz ðiː ˈɪn
Unit 8 85 draw pictures phrase drɔː ˈpɪk.tʃ
Unit 8 85 take photos phrase teɪk ˈfəʊ.t
Unit 8 85 watch films phrase wɒtʃ ˈfɪlmz
Unit 8 85 have a party phrase hæv ə ˈpɑː.
Unit 8 85 play an instrument phrase pleɪ ən ˈɪn
Unit 8 86 long weekend noun lɒŋ wiːkˈe
Unit 8 86 open-air adjective əʊ.pənˈeə
Unit 8 86 exhibition noun ek.sɪˈbɪʃ.ən
Unit 8 86 have a good time phrase hæv ə gʊd
Unit 8 86 have a shower phrase hæv ə ˈʃa
Unit 8 86 have a problem phrase hæv ə ˈprɒ
Unit 8 86 have a meal phrase hæv ə ˈmɪ
Unit 8 86 have a rest phrase hæv ə ˈres
Unit 8 86 make sure phrase meɪk ˈʃɔː
Unit 8 86 do housework phrase duː ˈhaʊs.
Unit 8 86 make a bed phrase meɪk ə ˈbe
Unit 8 86 have fun phrase hæv ˈfʌn
Unit 8 86 do homework phrase duː ˈhəʊm.
Unit 8 86 do sb a favour phrase duː ə ˈfeɪ.v
Unit 8 86 make a cake phrase meɪk ə ˈkeɪ
Unit 8 86 have a swim phrase hæv ə ˈsw
Unit 8 86 make a suggestion phrase meɪk ə səˈd
Unit 8 86 do the shopping phrase duː ðə ˈʃɒp
Unit 8 87 star noun stɑː
Unit 8 87 skateboard noun ˈskeɪt.bɔːd
Unit 8 87 immigrant noun ˈɪm.ɪ.grənt
Unit 8 87 specialty noun ˈspeʃ.əl.ti
Unit 8 87 delicatessen noun del.ɪ.kəˈte
Unit 8 87 deli noun ˈdel.i
Unit 8 87 delicious adjective dɪˈlɪʃ.əs
Unit 8 87 tour noun tʊə
Unit 8 87 serve verb sɜːv
Unit 8 87 dessert noun dɪˈzɜːt
Unit 8 87 sundae noun ˈsʌn.deɪ
Unit 8 87 fudge noun fʌdʒ
Unit 8 87 chocolatey adjective ˈtʃɒk.lət.i
Unit 8 87 rich adjective rɪtʃ
Unit 8 88 joke verb dʒəʊk
Unit 8 88 Spanish adjective ˈspæn.ɪʃ
Unit 8 88 certainly adverb ˈsɜː.tən.li
Unit 8 88 cry verb kraɪ
Unit 8 88 embarrassed adjective ɪmˈbær.əst
Unit 8 88 afraid adjective əˈfreɪd
Unit 8 88 tired adjective taɪəd
Unit 8 88 angry adjective ˈæŋ.gri
Unit 8 88 excited adjective ɪkˈsaɪ.tɪd
Unit 8 88 interested adjective ˈɪn.trəs.tɪd
Unit 8 88 bored adjective bɔːd
Unit 8 88 surprised adjective səˈpraɪzd
Unit 8 88 upset adjective ʌpˈset
Unit 8 88 spider noun ˈspaɪ.də
Unit 8 89 disco noun ˈdɪs.kəʊ
Unit 8 90 mess noun mes
Unit 8 90 chunk noun tʃʌŋk
Unit 8 90 pumpkin noun ˈpʌmp.kɪn
Unit 8 90 chuck verb tʃʌk
Unit 8 90 launch verb lɔːntʃ
Unit 8 90 shoot verb ʃuːt
Unit 8 90 annual adjective ˈæn.ju.əl
Unit 8 90 cannon noun ˈkæn.ən
Unit 8 90 costume noun ˈkɒs.tjuːm
Unit 8 91 April Fool's Day noun eɪ.prəl ˈfuː
Unit 8 91 play a joke on sb phrase pleɪ ə ˈdʒə
Unit 8 91 fool noun fuːl
Unit 8 91 English-speaking adjective ˈɪŋ.glɪʃ spiː
Unit 8 91 spaghetti noun spəˈget.i
Unit 8 91 face noun feɪs
Unit 8 91 unhappy adjective ʌnˈhæp.i
Unit 8 91 change noun tʃeɪndʒ
Unit 8 91 search engine noun ˈsɜːtʃ en.dʒ
Unit 8 91 smell noun smel
Unit 8 91 having a party phrase hæv.ɪŋ ə ˈp
Unit 8 91 meeting a friend phrase miː.tɪŋ ə ˈ
Unit 8 91 playing an instrumephrase pleɪɪŋ ən ˈ
Unit 8 91 playing a joke phrase pleɪɪŋ ə ˈd
Unit 8 91 reading books phrase riː.dɪŋ ˈbʊk
Unit 8 91 taking photos phrase teɪ.kɪŋ ˈfə
Unit 8 91 using the Internet phrase juːzɪŋ ðiː ˈ
Unit 8 91 watching films phrase wɒtʃɪŋ ˈfɪl
Unit 8 92 would rather phrase wʊd ˈrɑː.ð
Unit 8 92 water park noun ˈwɔː.tə pɑː
Unit 8 92 paintballing noun ˈpeɪnt.bɔːlɪ
Unit 8 92 what about...? phrase wɒt əˈbaʊt
Unit 8 92 let's phrase lets
Unit 8 92 Why don’t we…? phrase ˈwaɪ dəʊnt
Unit 8 92 That's a great idea. phrase ðæts ə ˈgre
Unit 8 92 I'd rather… phrase aɪd ˈrɑː.ðə
Unit 8 92 How about..? phrase haʊ əˈbaʊt
Unit 8 92 Where shall we…? phrase ˈweə ʃæl w
Unit 8 92 Ok, why not? phrase əʊ.keɪ waɪ
Unit 8 92 Segway noun ˈseg.weɪ
Unit 8 92 excursion noun ɪkˈskɜː.ʃən
Unit 8 92 book verb bʊk
Unit 8 92 daily adverb ˈdeɪ.li
Unit 8 92 essential adjective ɪˈsen.ʃəl
Unit 8 92 weekday noun ˈwiːk.deɪ
Unit 8 93 celebration noun sel.ɪˈbreɪ.ʃ
Unit 8 93 card noun kɑːd
Unit 8 93 theatre noun ˈθɪə.tə
7-8 Review 94 sharp adjective ʃɑːp
7-8 Review 95 beautifully adverb ˈbjuː.tɪ.fəl.i
Unit 8 123 monsoon noun mɒnˈsuːn
Unit 8 123 dry adjective draɪ
Unit 8 123 step noun step
Unit 8 123 well noun wel
Unit 8 123 functional adjective ˈfʌŋk.ʃən.ə
Unit 8 123 zone noun zəʊn
Unit 8 123 central adjective ˈsen.trəl
Unit 8 123 district noun ˈdɪs.trɪkt
Unit 8 123 industrial adjective ɪnˈdʌs.tri.ə
Unit 8 123 residential adjective rez.ɪˈden.ʃə
Unit 8 123 historic adjective hɪˈstɒr.ɪk
Unit 8 123 service noun ˈsɜː.vɪs
Unit 8 123 bank noun bæŋk
Unit 8 123 town hall noun taʊn ˈhɔːl
Unit 8 123 skyscraper noun ˈskaɪ.skreɪ
Unit 8 123 warehouse noun ˈweə.haʊs
Unit 8 123 pollution noun pəˈluː.ʃən
Unit 8 123 transport noun ˈtræn.spɔːt
Unit 8 123 link noun lɪŋk
Unit 8 123 product noun ˈprɒd.ʌkt
Unit 8 123 outside noun aʊtˈsaɪd
Unit 8 123 ugly adjective ˈʌg.li
Unit 8 126 leaflet noun ˈliː.flət
Unit 8 126 May Day noun ˈmeɪ.deɪ
Unit 8 126 public holiday noun pʌblɪk ˈhɒl
Unit 8 126 maypole noun ˈmeɪ.pəʊl
Unit 8 126 ribbon noun ˈrɪb.ən
Unit 8 126 decorative adjective ˈdek.ər.ə.t
Unit 8 126 rural adjective ˈrʊə.rəl
Unit 8 126 morris dancing noun ˈmɒr.ɪs dɑː
Unit 8 126 bell noun bel
Unit 8 126 attach verb əˈtætʃ
Unit 8 126 scarf noun skɑːf
Unit 8 126 wooden adjective ˈwʊd.ən
Unit 8 126 stick noun stɪk
Unit 8 126 participant noun pɑːˈtɪs.ɪ.pə
Unit 8 126 hit verb hɪt
Unit 8 126 perform verb pəˈfɔːm
Unit 8 126 dance noun dɑːns
Unit 8 126 accordion noun əˈkɔː.di.ən
Unit 8 126 display noun dɪˈspleɪ
Unit 8 126 decorate verb ˈdek.ə.reɪt
Unit 8 126 leaf noun liːf
Unit 8 126 procession noun prəˈseʃ.ən
Unit 8 126 fancy dress noun fænsi ˈdres
Unit 8 126 typically adverb ˈtɪp.ɪ.kəl.i
Unit 8 126 hamburger noun ˈhæm.bɜː.
ed as target language in Eyes Open Student's Book (including Useful Language from the Speaking and Writing pages). The target vocab
t) language encountered which learners are not tested on or required to produce actively in exercises. None of these items appear in t
he Cambridge Learner's Dictionary (part of speech, definition and British English pronunciation). You will also find an example of how t
ver, you can sort each column using the arrows on the right of each heading, for example to put the list in alphabetical order or filter o
mber of other criteria, as follows:

et vocabulary items from Units 1 - 8, and do not contain any incidental vocabulary items.

Definition
to allow someone to do something, or to allow something to happen
the child of your aunt or uncle
the brother of your mother or father, or the husband of your aunt
the sister of your mother or father, or the wife of your uncle
similar to or in the same way as someone or something
the parent of your mother or father
someone who is in your class at school or college
someone who sings
the friend that you like most
the language that is spoken in the UK, the US, and in many other countries
another word for 'grandmother'
something that you say to show surprise, excitement, admiration, etc
certain
most important or largest
a structure with walls and a roof, such as a house, school, etc
a large room in a school where sports are played
abbreviation for 'physical education': classes at school where children do exercise and play sport
an area of land used for sports such as football
a group of people who play a sport or game together against another group of players
a computer that is small enough to be carried around and used where you are sitting
having good things happen to you
a room used for scientific work
wanting or needing a drink
a sweet, dark-brown drink with lots of bubbles
a large container that uses electricity to keep food cold
an exciting and sometimes dangerous experience
a building where you go to watch films
said to be polite when you have done something wrong or are refusing something
short for 'cannot'
when you repeat an activity to improve your ability
in the way that most often happens
the activity of riding a bicycle
the activity of moving through water
an area in the sea or in a river or lake
the sport of riding on a wave on a special board
used to say that something is continuing to happen now or that someone is continuing to do something n
a game in which you roll a large ball along a wooden track in order to knock down bottle-shaped objects
another word for 'grandfather'
the language that people speak in France, Belgium, parts of Canada and other countries
a pattern of sounds that is made by playing instruments or singing, or a recording of this
the study of all the countries of the world, and of the surface of the Earth such as the mountains and seas
short for 'mathematics': the study or science of numbers or shapes
the study of events in the past
abbreviation for 'information and communication technology': the use of computers and other electronic equipment to st
abbreviation for 'information technology': the use of computers and other electronic equipment to store and send informa
the study and knowledge of the structure and behaviour of natural things in an organized way
a large, printed picture or notice that you put on a wall, in order to decorate a place or to advertise something
a room or building that contains a collection of books and other written material that you can read or borrow
a restaurant in an office, factory, or school
a bicycle with thick tyres, originally made for people to ride on hills and rough ground
a book that contains a list of words in alphabetical order with their meanings explained or written in anot
a sport from Japan in which two people try to throw each other to the ground
a game in which two teams use their hands to hit a ball over a net without allowing it to touch the ground
the activity of moving over snow with long, thin pieces of wood attached to the bottom of your boots
a sport in which you stand on a large board and move over snow
the activity of moving by standing on a board on wheels
a sport from Japan in which people fight using fast, hard hits with the hands or feet
a set of exercises for the mind and body, based on the Hindu religion
preparation for a sport or competition
plays and acting generally
a game that two people play by moving differently shaped pieces around a board of black and white squar
a very high hill
a shop that sells books
a shop where you can buy medicines, soap, beauty products, etc.
a shop that sells clothes
a large shop divided into several different parts which sell different types of things
a shop that sells equipment that uses electricity
a shop that sells CDs, etc
a small shop that sells newspapers, sweets, cigarettes, etc
a shop that sells shoes
a shop that sells sports equipment
a large shop that sells food, drink, products for the home, etc
not feeling well, or suffering from a disease
new information
a record of your thoughts that you put on the Internet for other people to read
to want something to happen or be true
a large, covered shopping area
to leave a message on a website
to use time doing something or being somewhere
very good
a large, flat surface where a film or an image is shown
very bad, of low quality, or unpleasant
very good
very good
very surprising
very unpleasant or bad
very bad, of low quality, or unpleasant
good, stylish, or fashionable
in a way that is good
to dislike someone or something very much
under the surface of water
used to emphasize something that is surprising
a large fish with very sharp teeth
not inside a building
very hot
a warm piece of clothing which covers the top of your body and is pulled on over your head
to move using skates (= boots with metal parts on the bottom)
relating or similar to the Olympic Games
an area of ice, usually inside a building, which is prepared for people to ice skate on
completely
very cold
how hot or cold something is
water that has frozen and become solid
less than an amount or level
on a set of numbers for comparing temperature in degrees Celsius, the level of temperature at which wate
a park with entertainments, such as games, machines to ride on, restaurants, etc, that are all based on one
a machine at a fair event outdoors which moves people up and down, round in circles, etc as they sit in it
to move your feet and body to the rhythm of music
a structure that forces water up into the air as a decoration
a unit for measuring length, equal to 100 centimetres
used to say how big the distance is from the top of something to the bottom, or how far above the ground
a display of moving or different coloured lights
A clear sky does not have any clouds.
the area outside the Earth
extremely large
how big or small something is
an area of ground where a sport is played
a piece of written or spoken information which one person gives to another
now
a country in the Middle East (=the area where Africa, Asia, and Europe meet)
a unit for measuring temperature, shown by the symbol ° written after a number
being a measurement of temperature on a standard in which 0° is the temperature at which water freezes, and 100° the te
a large, hot, dry area of land with very few plants
to like someone or something more than another person or thing
happening, used, or existing inside a building
something which you do for enjoyment, especially an organized event
to make something by putting materials and parts together
extremely large
the central point, position, or part
a structure that people can ski down
not artificial or false
to move over snow wearing skis
to slide on the snow by standing on a specially shaped board
a child or young person
enjoyable or entertaining
to get information about something, or to learn a fact for the first time
A live radio or television programme is seen or heard as it happens.
a surface on which you find the controls for a game
as much as is necessary; in the amount or to the degree needed
an amount of money given regularly to a child by his or her parents
a hat with a flat, curved part at the front
connected to a system of computers, especially the Internet
to put on a piece of clothing to discover if it fits you or if you like it
to keep money so that you can buy something with it in the future
dark glasses that you wear to protect your eyes from the sun
something that you give to someone, usually for a particular occasion
a room where television/radio programmes or musical recordings are made
a small computer that you use by touching the screen
a soft sports shoe
to get money for doing work
to give something to someone who gives you money for it
to offer something for people to buy
to take money from a bank or financial organization and pay it back over a period of time
to get something by paying money for it
to use money to buy or pay for something
a glass container used for storing food
a hot, sweet drink with a chocolate flavour
not strong, and likely to become ill
someone who plays a sport or game
an official organization that gives money, food, or help to people who need it
a country in Asia
with very few now alive and possibly not existing soon
A wild animal or plant lives or grows in its natural environment and not where people live.
animals, birds, and plants living in their natural environment
a place where animals are protected and cannot be hunted
better or more important than usual things
someone who comes to visit you in your home, at a party, etc
not dangerous or likely to cause harm
for one particular person, purpose, or reason
a large wild cat that has yellow fur with black lines on it
in natural conditions, independent of humans
to chase and kill wild animals
to look after someone or something
someone who does work without being paid, especially work that involves helping people
to be told some information
a substance used to cure an illness or injury
to keep someone or something safe from something dangerous or bad
wanting to do, get, or achieve something
to get money for yourself
to admire a person or animal
If someone or something is dangerous, they could harm you.
used to introduce a short explanation about something
a building where men live as a religious group
ill
to take someone or something with you when you go somewhere
a member of a group of religious men living apart from other people
informal for 'yes'
an animal that someone keeps in their home
to be in control of something
a hairy animal with a long tail that lives in hot countries and climbs trees
a large, strong, wild animal with thick fur
a very large, grey animal with big ears and a very long nose
a bird that has large eyes and hunts small animals at night
a bird with short legs that lives in or near water
a long, thin creature with no legs that slides along the ground
a small animal like a mouse with wings that flies at night
a large animal with four legs, which people ride or use to pull heavy things
a large, wild animal that is sometimes hunted for food and which has antlers (= long horns) if it is male
a large, wild animal, like a cow with horns
used to say that you wish something was not true or that something had not happened
in a situation which is not safe
England, Scotland, and Wales
different and not ordinary, often in a way that is interesting or exciting
to choose something after thinking about several possibilities
used when you want to suggest or ask someone something
in the place of someone or something else
a special set of clothes that are worn by people who do a particular job or people who go to a particular sc
usual, ordinary, and expected
without a home
a continent
Fresh food has been produced or collected recently and has not been frozen, dried, etc.
normal and happening most often
treating everyone in the same way, so that no one has an advantage
having everything in the right place and arranged in a good order
willing to help
frightened
feeling, showing, or causing pleasure or satisfaction
behaving in a pleasant, kind way towards someone
easy to understand
having good things happen to you
not friendly
not treating people in an equal way
not tidy
not wanting to help someone, in a way that seems unfriendly
sad
not frightened
not easy to understand
not important
not interesting
having or causing bad luck
ill
to make a happy or friendly expression in which the corners of your mouth curve up
a race, party, competition, etc that has been organized for a particular time
a mobile phone
a piece of paper that tells you how much you must pay for something you have bought or for a service yo
something you put over something else, usually to protect it
a computer program that is designed for a particular purpose
used to refer to a substance or a group of things or ideas, etc without saying exactly what they are
a magazine, especially for children, which contains a set of stories told in pictures with a small amount of writing
possibly
a game in which you make pictures move on a screen
a performance of music and singing
used in a shop to ask if you can put a piece of clothing on
used to ask what something costs
used to say what you want to buy
used to ask someone how big they are
used to say that you would like to have something else
used to say that you will buy something
a film or television programme recorded on videotape
a thin book published every week or month, that has shiny, colourful pages with articles and pictures
the amount of money that you pay to buy something
an idea or plan that someone suggests
facts about a situation, person, event, etc
to say or do something as an answer or reaction to something that has been said or done
existing or happening before something or someone else
a report in a newspaper, magazine, or programme that gives an opinion about a new book, film, etc
used to mean that something is very likely
from a long time ago
a country in Asia
before everything or everyone else
not anything
0; nothing
all things or each thing
the sea
the star that the Earth moves around, which provides light and heat for the Earth
the planet that we live on
the area above the Earth where you can see clouds, the sun, the moon, etc
a way or method of doing things
someone from India
a person from a very long time ago
the amount or number of something
abbreviation for 'Before Christ': used in the Christian calendar when referring to a year before Jesus Christ was born
to design or create something that has never existed before
a sign or object that is used to represent something
to make something happen or exist
any of the numbers from 0 to 9, especially when they form part of a longer number
and also
written in Latin (=the language used by ancient Romans)
one of the five, long, separate parts at the end of your hand, including your thumb
If something works, it is effective and successful.
very
to create an idea or picture of something in your mind
to find the size, weight, amount, or speed of something
how fast something moves or happens
how heavy someone or something is
the measurement or distance of something from one end to the other
one more person or thing, or an additional amount
the study or use of computers
used when the second of two numbers should be taken away from the first
to calculate how many times a number can go into another number
added to
to have the same value, size, etc as something else, often shown using a symbol (=)
used to say that one number is multiplied by another number
to discover an amount or number using mathematics
an amount of something, expressed as a number out of 100
for or out of every 100, shown by the symbol %
a complete thing
the same in amount, number, or size
to add one number to itself a particular number of times
a number that results from dividing one whole number by another
relating to ancient Rome or its empire
a period in history
someone from Egypt
Something which is similar to something else has many things the same, although it is not exactly the same
relating or belonging to the people of the Middle East or North Africa whose families came from Arabia in
back in time from the present
an Arab person
including everything
immediately after
to give money to someone to support an activity, event, or organization, sometimes as a way to advertis
shows, films, television, or other performances or activities that entertain people
to collect money from other people
a competition in which people buy tickets with numbers on them and win a prize if any of their numbers a
an event in which people run a certain distance for pleasure, usually to make money for charity
a race in which people run for about 26 miles/42 km
a cooked sausage tube of meat and spices that you usually eat inside bread
a competition or election
someone, especially a man, whose job is to perform in plays and films
someone whose job is to stop fires burning
someone who studies science or works in science
someone who travels into space
someone who plays a musical instrument, often as a job
someone who is a member of the police
someone whose job is to care for ill and injured people
someone whose job is to give medical care to animals that are ill or hurt
someone who dances either as a job or for pleasure
someone who creates art, especially paintings and drawings
relating to art
good at thinking of new ideas or using the imagination to create new and unusual things
someone who stops another person from dying
a game in which you answer questions
to improve a situation
to come out of a mother's body, and start to exist
to control a boat that has no engine and is pushed by the wind
a continent
a continent
when you travel from one place to another
to get to a place
to do something wrong
belonging to or relating to Caribbean islands and countries, or their people
an area of land that has water around it
a country in South America
a country in North America
relating or belonging to the Jews
for the whole of a period of time
the war from 1939 to 1945 in which many countries fought
a small number
coming from or relating to Germany
a military force that fights wars on the ground
a place where criminals are kept as a punishment
someone from Germany
a country in Europe
to stop living
a book in which you write each day about your personal thoughts and experiences
someone whose job is to design, build, or repair machines, engines, roads, bridges, etc
a set of instructions that you put into a computer to make it do something
to join two things or places together
all the websites (= pages of text and pictures) on the Internet
to do something important that has not been done before and will be recorded publicly and remembered f
in all parts of the world
someone who does something brave or good which people respect or admire them for
a school for children aged 5 to 11
to stop someone from being killed
burning
in a way that is extremely surprising
injured or in pain
to make a bed neat after you have slept in it
to cook a cake
to begin to know and like someone
to call someone on a telephone
to say an idea or plan that you think should happen
to take action so that you are certain that something happens, is true, etc
a large area of water which has land all around it
a country in Europe
a country in Europe
coming from or relating to France
a country in Europe
to find information, a place, or an object, especially for the first time
a radioactive chemical element that is used in the treatment of some diseases, especially cancer
to start to be
to get a prize in a game or competition
any of the six international prizes that are given each year to people who make important discoveries or p
belonging to or coming from another country, not your own
a country in Africa
very many
to change place or position, or to make something change place or position
a person who hunts wild animals
short for 'rhinoceros' (= a large, thick-skinned animal from Africa or Asia, with one or two horns on its nose)
to fire a bullet from a gun
a drug used to calm a person or animal or to make them sleep
to start sleeping
If something is wrong, there is a problem.
If a taste, smell, etc is strong, it is very noticeable.
a person or thing that is part of a group of people or things that have similar qualities, or a group of people
in a satisfactory state or of a satisfactory quality
prepared for doing something
a group of plants or animals which share similar characteristics
to have a particular meaning
in the past, but not now
how you do something
something valuable that is given to someone who wins a competition or who has done good work
someone who plays sport, especially one who plays it well
a show on television or radio
someone who wins a game, competition, or election
used when you like something or agree to something
making you smile or laugh
to smile while making sounds with your voice that show you are happy or think something is funny
a school for students aged between 11 and 18
If someone is quiet, they do not talk very much.
not easy, having problems
an area on the Web where information about a particular subject, organization, etc can be found
Kind people do things to help others and show that they care about them.
3rd written as a word
some, but not a lot
happy
showing no fear of dangerous or difficult situations
relaxed and not worried, frightened, or excited
behaving in a pleasant, kind way towards someone
A serious person is quiet and does not laugh often.
coming from or relating to Chile
an underground system of holes and passages where people dig out coal or other minerals
when someone is saved from a dangerous or unpleasant situation
a country in South America
very many
something bad which happens that is not intended and which causes injury or damage
a large piece of hard, natural substance
to move down towards the ground
to prevent anyone or anything from passing through a place
the door or gate which you use to leave a public building or place
someone who works in a mine (=underground system of holes and passages where people dig out coal, etc
a description of a series of real or imaginary events
relating to the whole of a country
an area where people stay in tents for a short time, usually for a holiday
a positive feeling about the future, or something that you want to happen
the people living in a particular area
a place where you are protected from danger
anxious because you are thinking about problems or unpleasant things that might happen
to attempt to do something
someone who has studied the human mind and feelings
someone whose job is to rescue people from dangerous situations
having a long distance from the top to the bottom
a hollow space in something, or an opening in a surface
a tool or machine for making holes in a hard substance
needed in order to achieve something
to stop feeling something such as hope
living, not dead
to think that something is true, or that what someone says is true
when you watch, listen to, or think about something carefully or with interest
a piece of equipment used to take photographs or to make films
a continent
finally
last in a series or coming at the end of something
the number 1,000,000,000
relating to or involving two or more countries
a piece of cloth with a special design and colours, that is fixed to a pole as the symbol of a country or grou
extremely big, or much bigger than other similar things
under the surface of the ground
to do something enjoyable because it is a special day, or because something good has happened
further forward than someone or something else
coming from or relating to Jamaica
containing a lot of things or people or a lot of something
a country on an island in the Caribbean a sea between North and South America
 in a serious way
to obey or to act as ordered by someone
the sports which include running, jumping, and throwing
a competition to find the best team or player in a particular game or sport
someone who has won an Olympic gold medal
to take part in a competition, race, or exam
to make something exist, happen, or be used for the first time
a type of popular music from Jamaica with a strong beat
the feeling of being happy
when you like someone very much and have romantic or sexual feelings for them
the feeling of being very unhappy
words that go with a short piece of music
to be unable to remember a fact, something that happened, or how to do something
the habits, traditions, and beliefs of a country, society, or group of people
a small vehicle with long metal blades under it, built for racing down tracks covered with ice
an important international sporting event that happens every four years and includes sports done on snow and ice
unusual and unexpected, or difficult to understand
the quality of behaving in a pleasant, kind way towards someone
a disease of the body or mind
when you are ill
when someone is kind
when somewhere is tidy
a particular part or quality of something or someone that is not good
the quality of being without sound
a group of musicians who play modern music together
someone you try to behave like because you admire them
Earth
a woman whose job is to perform in plays and films
the father of your mother or father
A wise person is able to use their knowledge and experience to make good decisions and give good advice.
to attend a college
on fire
someone who is very good at a sport and who competes with others in organized events
doing a job seriously and with a lot of effort
used to talk about what is possibly true or will possibly happen
a big, black, hairy animal, like a large monkey
without any doubt
to think that something is probably true

ʃiː ˈmeɪ biː ə

ʃiː ˈdef.ɪ.nət.li
aɪ ˈrek.ən ʃiː
to respect or approve of someone or something
to succeed in doing something good, usually by working hard
being the thing that you want more than anything else
something that you want to happen although it is not very likely
despite the fact that
but
used to give a reason for something
used to say that something is the reason why something else happens
also
relating to an area near you
to make arrangements for something to happen
a place where older children can go to meet other children, play sports, and do other social activities
to attend a university
known or recognized by many people
someone who flies, especially a passenger on an aircraft
someone who flies an aircraft
to control an aircraft
the length of the space between two places or things
to do something faster, better, etc than anyone else
a game in which two teams try to win points by hitting a ball and running around four fixed points
the sport or job of catching fish
without other people
from one side of something to the other
the ocean that is to the west of Europe and Africa and to the east of North and South America
a person who navigates (= directs the way that a ship, aircraft, etc will travel)
towards the east
abbreviation for 'United States of America'
a large island to the north of Australia
to think about and decide what you are going to do or how you are going to do something
a journey in an aircraft
the ocean that is to the east of Asia and Australasia and to the west of North and South America
to suddenly go somewhere else and become impossible to find
a large boat that carries people or goods by sea
not far away
a piece of equipment for sending and receiving messages by sound
the part of a country's armed forces that is trained to operate at sea
to keep happening, existing, or doing something
If an aircraft lands, it arrives on the ground after a journey, and if you land it, you make it arrive on the gr
a sign or a piece of information that helps you to solve a problem or answer a question
a small, round object that you push through a hole to fasten clothing
If an event or situation happens, it exists or starts to be done, usually by chance.
something strange or unknown that cannot be explained or understood
relating to a social system in the past in which people worked and fought for a lord (= a man of high rank) in exchange for l
the period in European history between the end of the Roman Empire and the start of the Renaissance
a period of 100 years, especially used in giving dates
to have something that legally belongs to you
an area of ground
a system or organization in which people or things are arranged according to their importance
the highest part of something
the lowest part of something
a male ruler in some countries
to take care of something
to separate something into parts
a person of the highest social group in some countries
to be in control of somewhere, usually a country
a region of a country or city
in the past, an area of land
someone who legally owns something
money that you have to pay to the government from what you earn or when you buy things
fighting, using soldiers and weapons, between two or more countries, or two or more groups inside a coun
a fight between two armies in a war
If a person or company employs someone, they pay that person to work for them.
a man of high social rank who fought as a soldier on a horse in the past
a poor person who works on the land, usually in a poor country
a person who belongs to a group or an organization
a large group of people who live in the same country or area and have the same laws, traditions, etc
If a plant grows, or you grow it, it develops from a seed to a full plant.
to receive possessions or money from someone who has died
to return something to the person who gave it to you
If it snows, snow falls from the sky.
to say a funny story in order to make people laugh
a piece of clothing which covers your fingers and hand
If a person or an organization moves, they go to a different place to live or work.
the making or study of paintings, drawings, etc or the objects created
the art of making plans or drawings for something
the study of living things
a place where people go to buy or sell things, often outside
someone who steals things
to find and stop a person or animal who is trying to escape
to run after someone or something in order to catch them
to go up something, or onto the top of something
to fall to the ground
to go to a place where you cannot be seen or found
to push your body up and away from the ground using your feet and legs
to move on your feet at a faster speed than walking
to secretly leave a place because you are unhappy there
to make something move through the air by pushing it out of your hand
a collection of gold, silver, jewellery and valuable objects, especially in children's stories
to make someone feel surprise because of something that is not expected
things that you throw away because you do not want them
to say something very loudly
to show where someone or something is by holding your finger or a thin object towards it
feeling very happy and enthusiastic
now or without waiting or thinking about something
a thing that you can see or touch but that is usually not alive
a valuable, shiny, yellow metal used to make coins and jewellery
coming from or relating to Hungary
an official document, often a small book, that you need to enter or leave a country
If something belongs to you, you own it.
a country in Europe
a football competition held every four years between teams from many countries
to secretly take something that does not belong to you, without intending to return it
a prize, such as a silver cup, that you get for winning a race or competition
to get something that someone has given or sent to you
something good that you get or experience because you have worked hard, behaved well, etc
If something opens, it changes to a position that is not closed, and if you open it, you make it change to a p
to take care of someone and be in charge of them
to read something quickly
to try to find something
to appear similar to someone or something else
something you say when someone is in danger
to look at a book or computer in order to find information
a description of an event or situation
a particular day of the month or year
someone who sees an accident or crime
to be in a vertical position on your feet
If something is empty, it does not contain any things or people.
a closed, metal container for food or liquids
a container for liquids, usually made of glass or plastic, with a narrow top
someone who studies the buildings, graves, tools, etc that belonged to people who lived in the past, in order to learn abou
relating to people or their characteristics
actions
someone, especially a police officer, whose job is to discover information about a crime
human society with its developed social organizations, or the culture and way of life of a society at a partic
a country in South America
a place where people are digging in the ground looking for ancient things to study
one of the hard pieces that make the structure inside a person or animal
one of the hard, white objects in your mouth that you use for biting and crushing food
physically strong and well
soil or ground
If you look at or listen to something closely, you look at it or listen to it very carefully.
a piece of scientific equipment which uses lenses (= pieces of curved glass) to make very small objects look bigger
a crop of grain, or the seed from this crop used to make flour or feed animals
coming from or relating to Bolivia
a unit for measuring distance, equal to 1000 metres
at a particular distance from a place
used to ask about the reason for a problem
a polite way of saying 'woman'
a large wooden musical instrument with strings inside and black and white bars that produce sounds when you press them
other people
in a way that makes a lot of noise
the daughter of your son or daughter
a country on the continent of the same name
to feel sad about someone that you do not see now or something that you do not have or do now
used when you are returning to an earlier subject
another word for 'grandmother'
If something costs a particular amount of money, you have to pay that in order to buy or do it.
in total
in a way that is of low quality or in an unpleasant way
with no difficulty
making little or no noise
giving a lot of attention to what you are doing
in a happy way
at a slow speed
in a successful or satisfactory way
fast or in a short time
to put on your clothes
a small creature with six legs, for example a bee or a fly
to produce a picture of something or someone using paint
a place where buses stop to let passengers get on or off
an object, such as a piano, guitar, or drum, that is played to produce musical sounds
a country consisting of a group of islands near the east coast of Asia
the most important city in a country or state, where the government is based
using the newest ideas, design, technology, etc and not traditional
a long way
the direction that is between south and west
the period before and until, but not including, the present time
someone who swims under water, usually with breathing equipment
to swim under water, usually with breathing equipment
a hard, natural substance that is found in the ground
a building or something that has been built
one of the surfaces that you walk on when you go up or down stairs
a very tall, narrow building, or part of a building
to see something and be aware of it
a small area on the surface of something that is damaged, dirty, or different in some way
If something is secret, other people are not allowed to know about it.
strange or unknown, and not explained or understood
someone who travels to places where no one has ever been in order to find out what is there
a model that looks like a person or animal, usually made from stone or metal
a region of the central Pacific that includes many islands and countries such as Hawaii, Samoa, the Cook Islands, Tonga, an
abbreviation for 'Anno Domini': used in the Christian calendar when referring to a year after Jesus Christ was born
someone who owns or looks after a farm
When people fight, they use physical force to try to defeat each other.
someone who lives on an island
to protect someone and make certain that they are safe
Heavy objects weigh a lot.
to have a heaviness of a stated amount
written abbreviation for 'kilogram'
written abbreviation for 'kilometre'
someone who swims
someone who paints pictures
someone whose job is to paint surfaces, such as walls and doors
someone who makes or repairs buildings as a job
someone who is buying things from shops
someone whose job is to take photographs
not long ago
a small cupboard in a public area where your personal possessions can be kept
two or a few
to succeed in getting away from a place where you do not want to be
to spend a lot of time in a particular place or with a particular group of people
a large area of trees growing near each other
in the direction of someone or something
to fasten something with a key, or to be fastened with a key
a device that prevents something such as a door from being opened and can only be opened with a key
used when you are saying something surprising
a small block of something solid
a game in which two teams of eleven people kick a ball and try to score goals
a group of teams which compete against each other in a sport
to get points in a game or test
that has won something
a point scored in sports such as football when a player sends a ball or other object into a particular area,
very good
the period of the year during which a particular sport is played
a piece of clothing worn on the top part of the body, often made of thin material like cotton and fastened with buttons do
making you feel ashamed or shy
If something rings, it makes the sound of a bell, and if you ring a bell, you cause it to make a sound.
the activity or job of taking photographs
an organized event in which people try to win a prize by being the best, fastest, etc
very strange
a type of camera that records images that you can use and store on a computer
used to show surprise at what someone has said
used to show surprise at what someone has said
used to ask what someone said
used to say that something is strange
used to say that something is strange
used to ask what happened next
used to ask what someone did
to have or use something at the same time as someone else
something that you say or write that shows what you think about something
a circular object fixed under a vehicle so that it moves smoothly over the ground
a piece of paper printed by a bank that you use to pay for things
used to talk about something that happened in the past
at the beginning of a situation or period of time
used to introduce the last point or idea
a sound, often a loud, unpleasant sound
If something happens behind the scenes, it happens without most people knowing about it, especially whe
all the plants, creatures, substances, and forces that exist in the universe, which are not made by people
a film or television programme that gives facts about a real situation or real people
to make a journey
a team of people with special skills who work together
a state in the northwestern US
belonging or relating to the very cold area around the North Pole
to manage to arrive at a place
unhappy
an animal with smooth fur that eats fish and lives near the sea
to use a knife or other sharp tool to divide something, remove part of something, or make a hole in somet
a large, white bear that lives in the Arctic (=most northern part of the Earth)
a mark or line of marks left on the ground or on another surface by an animal, person, or vehicle that has
a place where an event has happened
a young bear, fox, lion, etc
to record moving pictures with a camera, usually to make a film for the cinema or television
very good
a situation in which it is possible for you to do something, or a possibility of doing something
something or someone valuable, interesting, or useful that you discover
to help someone or make them feel happier
the facts about why something happens or why someone does something
a magazine with stories told in pictures
usually, or in most situations
the things that happen in a story
someone whose job is writing books, stories, articles, etc
to think about and decide what you are going to do or how you are going to do something
to have something or someone as part of something larger or more general
information written on paper
being the main or most important part of something
a picture that you draw quickly and with few details
something that you have been told to do
one of the parts that something is divided into
one of the parts that something is divided into
to explain or decide what you think a particular phrase, performance, action, etc means
to write or draw something with a pencil
not complicated or containing details which are not necessary
a picture made with a pencil or pen
the way that something is arranged
the place where someone or something is
the way that something appears
the pictures or patterns in a book, magazine, CD cover, etc
to put ink on something
a series of actions that you take in order to achieve a result
happening often or existing in large numbers
done or made by a person instead of a machine
to add something to the middle of a document or piece of writing
the talking in a book, play, or film
a round shape next to the head of a character in a cartoon inside which the character's words or thoughts are written
writing in a particular colour, style, etc.
the written words in a book, magazine, etc, not the pictures
to put something with something else
to use a piece of equipment that copies words or pictures from paper into a computer
drawn by a person and not a computer
someone who adds colour to drawings
to become a particular colour, or to make something a particular colour
a picture, especially on film or television or in a mirror
having the shape of a square (= a flat shape with four sides of equal length and four angles of 90°)
shaped like a rectangle (=a flat shape with four 90° angles and four sides, with opposite sides of equal leng
thick material for covering floors, often made of wool
a piece of material which hangs down to cover a window, stage, etc
a soft object which you rest your head on in bed
a large cupboard for keeping clothes in
a flat cover made of wool or similar warm material, usually used on a bed
a piece of furniture with a door on the front and shelves inside, used for storing things
a piece of glass with a shiny metallic material on one side which produces an image of anything that is in fro
a soft piece of cloth or paper that you use for drying yourself or for drying something
a flat, horizontal board used to put things on, often fixed to a wall or inside a cupboard
a table that you sit at to write or work, often with drawers
a bowl that is fixed to the wall in a kitchen or bathroom that you wash dishes or your hands, etc in
to spend a short period of time in a place
a country in Europe
not hard, and easy to press
Comfortable furniture, clothes, rooms, etc make you feel relaxed and do not cause any pain.
very attractive
the land beside the sea
a small building, structure, or shelter built among the branches of a tree
a large area of trees growing closely together
a country that is part of the United Kingdom
making you feel calm and not worried
superlative of 'bad': the most unpleasant or difficult
a type of energy that can produce light and heat, or make machines work
a hotel with very small rooms that only contain beds
someone who is staying in a hotel
a room or passage in a building, which leads to other rooms
to keep a house clean and tidy
to wash clothes, usually using a machine
to do school work at home
to make clothes flat and smooth, using an iron
to do physical activity to keep healthy or for enjoyment
to do work that involves the study of numbers, shapes, and space
to buy things
the things that you can see from a place
a very large river in South America
a forest with a lot of tall trees where it rains a lot
making you feel very happy and enthusiastic
a country in Europe
Noisy people or things make a lot of sounds.
a large, wild cat that has black spots and can run very fast
a country in Africa
liked by many people
someone who visits a person or place
continuing to happen before a particular time or event and then stopping
to leave your home in order to live in a new one
to stop living in a particular home
a small, simple house made of wood
a thick piece of tree trunk or branch, especially one cut for burning on a fire
the hard material that trees are made of
a heavy vehicle used to destroy buildings and make the ground flat
to continue to do something
when you achieve what you want to achieve
used to get someone's attention or to show that you are interested, excited, angry, etc
used to express excitement, pleasure, or approval
feeling very happy and enthusiastic
used when you are excited or pleased
to be useful or enjoyable despite needing a lot of effort
without fault, or as good as possible
expresses approval of what has been said or done
someone who is between 13 and 19 years old
a show in which a group of people and animals perform in a large tent
a piece of electrical equipment with a particular purpose in the home
an electric oven that uses waves of energy to cook or heat food
a vehicle which people can live in on holiday and which is pulled by a car
usual or normal
to not go to something
A strict person makes sure that children or people working for them behave well and does not allow them
to help someone, especially by giving them money or working for them
an area of grass where you can play a sport
a television or radio programme or a theatre performance
to lift someone or something using your hands
a small container that contains several of the same thing
a person who trains animals
used to say or ask what is the correct or best thing to do
someone who entertains people
to practise a sport or exercise, often in order to prepare for a sporting event, or to help someone to do thi
used to say that you hope someone does well
studying or work involving studying
a piece of equipment used to cook food
a piece of electrical equipment that you use for making clothes flat and smooth
a machine that washes plates, glasses and other kitchen equipment
a piece of electrical equipment for drying your hair with hot air
a piece of equipment that produces light
a large container operated by electricity in which food can be frozen and stored
a machine that heats air or water
a machine that washes clothes
a large container that uses electricity to keep food cold
a strap that you fasten across your body when travelling in a vehicle
an official document that allows you to do or have something
something that you sit on
very full of people
to ask someone to come to a social event
a thing that you hold above your head to keep yourself dry when it is raining
of a measurement of temperature on a standard in which 0° is the temperature at which water freezes, and 100° the temp
Valuable objects could be sold for a lot of money.
a precious stone whose colour changes when the position of the person looking at it changes
very unusual
having a particular value, especially in money
to get things from different places and bring them together
with no light or not much light
a piece of equipment with moving parts that uses power to do a particular job
able to wait, or to continue doing something despite difficulties, or to suffer without complaining or bec
a unit of money used in European countries that belong to the European Union; €
a game on grass where players try to hit a small ball into a series of holes using a long, thin stick
slightly cold, but not too cold
a large hole in the side of a cliff (=straight, high rock next to the sea, mountain, or under the ground)
a large road vehicle for carrying goods from place to place
a large machine that is used to lift and move soil, or a person who digs
rare and very valuable
a plant with thick leaves for storing water and often sharp points that grows in deserts
a building or group of buildings where large amounts of products are made or put together
the number of people living in a particular area
a device which produces light
time when you are not working
in or from the north part of an area
When the sun goes down, it moves down in the sky until it cannot be seen any more.
When the sun or the moon comes up, it rises.
to raise something
to put something that you are holding onto the floor or onto another surface
to move into a position in which your body is flat, usually in order to sleep or rest
to move to a higher place
to move to a lower position
to wake up and get out of bed, or to make someone do this
to stand up
to move your body so that the lower part of it is resting on a seat or on the ground
to be in an upright position on your feet; to get yourself into an upright position on your feet
a custom or way of behaving that has continued for a long time in a group of people or a society
a series of special events, performances, etc that often takes place over several days
the season of the year between winter and summer, when the weather becomes warmer and plants start
someone who catches fish as a job or as a hobby
to go or come back to a place where you were before
a very large animal that looks like a large fish, lives in the sea and breathes air through a hole at the top of its head
the space above the ground
to do something or go somewhere with someone
comparative of 'far': at or to a place or time that is a longer distance away
a large island northeast of North America
great in amount, size, or level
below the usual level
raining a lot
to live in a place
an empty area which is available to be used
without much noise or activity
a set of rooms for someone to live in on one level of a building or house
someone who lives very near you, especially in the next house
the brightness that shines from the sun, from fire, or from electrical equipment, allowing you to see things
used when you say what you think
the central part of a city
to put plates, knives, forks, etc on the table to prepare for a meal
a short piece of writing about a particular subject, especially one written by a student
the time when you can or must do something, usually before or after someone else
the time at which the main meal of the day is eaten
used to ask someone to help you
used to ask someone to help you
used to offer to do something
used to say that you will do what someone asks you to do
used to make a suggestion
used to say that you will help someone
to wash the dishes, pans, and other things you have used for cooking and eating a meal
a particular level of a building
a machine that carries people up and down in tall buildings
an area drawn out on the ground that is used for playing tennis
a bath or pool that produces bubbles in the water
on or to a lower level of a building
7th written as a word
something that makes you feel surprise or admiration
a shape with a square base and four triangular sides that meet to form a point at the top
a country in Africa
quiet and calm
to put something over something else, in order to protect or hide it
a solid piece of something, usually in the shape of a square or rectangle
a place where a dead person is buried, usually with a monument (= stone structure)
a king of ancient Egypt
not now alive
a dead person
one of the two parts that something would divide into if you drew a line down the middle
to be or turn in a particular direction
the direction that goes towards the part of the Earth below the equator, opposite to the north, or the part o
the direction in which the sun goes down in the evening, opposite to the east, or the part of an area or count
used when you are giving or asking for information that is completely correct
to put something or someone in a higher position
something that you tell no one about or only a few people
perfect, or the best possible
a comfortable chair with sides that support your arms
objects such as chairs, tables, and beds that you put into a room or building
very expensive and of high quality
a single thing in a set or on a list
on or to a higher level of a building
a building with equipment for doing exercises
very big
larger than the ordinary size
a piece of furniture with drawers for keeping clothes in
a small table where you play pool (=a game in which two people use long, thin poles to hit 16 coloured balls into six holes)
Japanese comic books that tell stories in pictures
a large, comfortable seat for more than one person
as large as a cinema
a country consisting of a group of islands in the Mediterranean (=a sea between Europe, Asia, and Africa)
to succeed at a test or an exam
a person, animal, or team that wins a competition
to become dry, or to make something become dry
If you have or take a shower, you wash your whole body while standing under a flow of water.
to go around a place where you have never been in order to find out what is there
not clean
12 o'clock in the middle of the day
a group of islands in the Pacific Ocean that is a state of the US
raining
An active volcano could throw out rocks, fire, etc at any time.
a mountain with a large hole at the top which sometimes explodes and produces hot, melted rock and smoke
a wide pipe that allows smoke from a fire to go out through the roof
an area of coast where the land curves in
the continent around the South Pole
with a lot of wind
someone who designs buildings
to become mixed or joined, or to mix or join things together
the body or shape of someone or something
the purpose of something or someone
the design and style of buildings
suitable or useful for a situation which may involve some difficulty
when you make something look more attractive by putting things on it or around it, or something that you
the surface that covers the top of a building or vehicle
not curved or bent
a long, thin mark
having a regular shape such as a circle or triangle, or having a pattern made of regular shapes
a solid substance from which things can be made
hard, smooth stone which is often used for decoration
hard, heavy wood from a tree with wide leaves
a usually hard, shiny material such as iron, gold, or silver which heat and electricity can travel through
a hard, transparent substance that objects such as windows and bottles are made of
a very strong metal made from iron, used for making knives, machines, etc
a light, artificial substance that can be made into different shapes when it is soft and is used in a lot of dif
having all the qualities you expect a particular person, object, place, etc to have
the way in which something is planned and made
designed to be practical or useful and not only attractive
when people have a different opinion about something or have an argument
a person in control of a group, country, or situation
the power to affect how someone thinks or behaves, or how something develops
happening, existing, or true in the past but not now
a company that provides regular flights to places
a building where you can get onto an aircraft, bus, or ship
a place where planes take off and land, with buildings for passengers to wait in
not modern
following the customs or ways of behaving that have continued in a group of people or society for a long t
a place or position
two times
a set of keys on a computer, which you press to make it work
a computer that is small enough to be carried around and used where you are sitting
a very small part of a computer or machine which does calculations or stores information
a mobile phone that has software like the software on a small computer, and that connects to the Internet
a small computer that you use by touching the screen
a small electronic device designed to store information that can be put into a computer, mobile phone, etc
a machine which is connected to a computer and which produces writing or images on paper
a screen that works when you touch it
a small piece of equipment connected to a computer that you move with your hand to control what the computer does
to store work or information electronically on or from a computer
what will happen to someone or something in the time which is to come
small
strength or force
a vehicle which can travel outside the Earth and into space
the round object that shines in the sky at night and moves around the Earth
knowledge, equipment, and methods that are used in science and industry
the organ inside your head that controls your thoughts, feelings, and movements
a microchip (=very small part of a computer that stores information)
a man, woman, or child
one of the two parts of your body above your leg and below your waist
the front part of the head where the eyes, nose, and mouth are, or the expression on this part
a printer attached to a computer, that can make a solid object from a digital model by printing many separate layers of the
the quality of being beautiful
an unpleasant physical feeling caused by an illness or injury
when you use something, or when something is being used
If you do something with care, you give a lot of attention to it so that you do not make a mistake or damag
a positive feeling about the future, or something that you want to happen
very bad and not likely to succeed or improve
feeling no hope
feeling positive about a future event or situation
very attractive
very pleasant
helping you to do or achieve something
very good
causing physical pain
giving a lot of attention to what you are doing so that you do not have an accident, make a mistake, or d
having bright colours
A powerful person is able to control and influence people and events.
having a lot of strength or force
having a strong effect on people
achieving what you want to achieve
having achieved a lot or made a lot of money through your work
very popular
without any colour
not able to control events
If something is useless, it does not work well or it has no effect.
having no skill in an activity
not giving enough attention to what you are doing
causing no physical pain
when you say what you think will happen in the future
coming from the United States of America
someone who comes from the United States of America
written abbreviation for 'centimetre' (= a unit for measuring length)
a system for connecting electronic equipment such as computers and electronic organizers to the Internet without using w
something that joins things together
a room or building where people work
a machine controlled by a computer, which can move and do other things that people can do
to take things such as letters, parcels, or goods to a person or place
an airship
to go from one side of something to the other side
a structure that is built over a river, road, etc so that people or vehicles can go across it
to change direction when you are moving, or to make a car do this
to touch someone or something quickly and with force, usually causing injury or damage
a way of solving a problem
someone who prepares and cooks food
the route you take to get from one place to another
a person or organization that buys goods or services from a shop or business
a picture that shows where countries, towns, roads, rivers, etc are
a small plastic card that allows you to buy something and pay for it later
a piece of kitchen equipment with a door which is used for cooking food
a request for food or goods in return for payment
to connect one piece of electrical equipment to another
to connect a piece of electrical equipment to an electricity supply
the unit of money used in the US, Canada, and some other countries; $
If you program a computer, you give it a set of instructions to do something.
relating to Great Britain or the United Kingdom
an organization for people who want to take part in a sport or social activity together
instructions for telling computers what to do
to move someone or something by pressing them with your hands or body
If you break a machine, object, etc, or if it breaks, it stops working because it is damaged.
the level of sound produced by a television, radio, etc
to press the mouse button when the cursor is on an icon (= small picture or symbol)
to connect a computer to a computer system by typing your name, so that you can start working
to type your name so that you can start to use your account
to move down a web page in order to see a different part of it
to press a button to make the laptop work
to make the sound louder
to make the sound less loud
to stop the computer operating
a broadcasting company
one of the periods of time that the school or university year is divided into
a website that allows people to show videos they have made
extremely surprised
someone who writes computer programs as a job
the activity of putting a file onto a special place on your computer so that many other people can copy it, look at it, or use
a flat, plastic case containing a long piece of magnetic material that is used to record and play sound or pic
abbreviation for 'compact disc': a small disc on which music or information is recorded
the activity of listening to music directly from the internet
using an electronic system that changes sounds or images into signals in the form of numbers before it st
without paying
to help to achieve something
an organization that sells goods or services
how you do something
to copy computer programs, music or other information electronically using the Internet
all the companies involved in a particular type of business
to end a business
a company that records and sells music
websites and computer programs that allow people to communicate and share information on the interne
a type of something or way of doing something
someone whose job is to understand the law and deal with legal situations
a piece of text, a picture, or a computer program stored on a computer
a machine that is used for playing music CDs
to listen to or watch something on a computer directly from the Internet
a choice that you make about something after thinking about several possibilities
a bird kept on a farm for its meat and eggs
Interactive computer programs, games, etc involve the person using them by reacting to the way they use them.
a white screen on which you can write with a special pen and which allows other people with computers to see what you h
to make something clear or easy to understand by giving reasons for it or details about it
30 minutes
making you feel tired
at the present time, especially when compared to the past
most recent
to wake up and get out of bed
to stand up
to try to find someone or something
to remove a piece of clothing
to stop being alseep
to return to a place where you were or where you have been before
to put clothes or shoes onto your body
to move the switch on a machine, light, etc so that it starts working
to move your body so that the lower part of it is resting on a seat or on the ground
every or any time
to send a text message (= written message from a mobile phone)
to push something firmly
a switch that you press to control a piece of equipment
to move your finger quickly across a touchscreen
to do something which will allow a mobile phone to be used
to telephone someone
to put your finger or hand on something
the name of a person in the address book of a mobile phone
to move text or other information on a screen down in order to see a different part of it
to knock or touch something gently
 someone who is getting knowledge or a new skill
to examine something in order to make sure that it is correct or the way it should be
to spend time visiting a lot of websites
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used to refer to the first thing in a list

used when you are about to say something which is surprising compared with what you have just said
used for introducing the second reason, idea, etc
finally
a subject that you talk or write about
an obvious difference between two people or things
to express the most important facts or ideas about something or someone in a short and clear form
one of two children who are born to the same mother at the same time
not confident, especially about meeting or talking to new people
the highest rank of teacher in a British university, or a teacher in an American university or college
to share information with others by speaking, writing, moving your body, or using other signals
a very powerful computer
designed for or used by one person
a test, especially a scientific one, that you do in order to learn something or discover if something is true
the number 1,000,000,000,000,000
when you use mathematics to discover a number or amount
in a way that is correct, with no mistakes
using computer images and sounds that make you think an imagined situation is real
relating to real things that you can see and touch
the people and things that are involved in a particular activity or subject
when someone studies a subject in detail in order to discover new information
a description of what the weather will be like
bright because of light from the sun
a vehicle that flies and has an engine and wings
a substance that is burned to provide heat or power
a natural, fast movement of air
the temperature or conditions outside, for example if it is hot, cold, sunny, etc
someone who has a lot of skill in something or a lot of knowledge about something
better, worse, or greater than all similar things
to behave in a particular way
an activity that is intended to achieve a particular purpose
the condition of your body
the air, water, and land in or on which people, animals, and plants live
the process of teaching and learning in a school or college, or the knowledge that you get from this
When a person or animal is born, they come out of their mother's body and start to exist.
to start to work at a particular job
to begin a legal relationship with someone as their husband or wife
to attend a university
If a person has a child, they become a parent.
to learn how to operate a car
to stop living in your parents' home and start to live somewhere else
to stop attending school
to start attending school as a small child
to not work or study for a year, doing other things with your time, such as travelling
to become older or an adult
to cut something using your teeth
a place where small children go during the day when they are too young to go to school
a piece of writing in a magazine, newspaper, etc
a year between leaving school and starting university which you usually spend travelling or working
something that happens to you that affects how you feel
to get information about something because you want to know more about it, or to learn a fact or piece of information for
to go onto a bus, train, aircraft, or boat
to leave a train, bus, or aircraft
to leave a place in order to go somewhere else
If two people go out together, they have a romantic relationship with each other.
to turn on a light, television, etc by using a switch
to turn off a light, television, etc by using a switch
to write something
to put on a piece of clothing to discover if it fits you or if you like it
to try to find someone or something
a car designed to go very fast, often with only two seats and an open roof
to teach a child at home rather than sending him or her to school
the teaching of children at home, usually by parents
the particular things needed by people who have an illness or condition that makes it difficult for them to
If people are close, they know each other very well and like each other a lot.
If a problem or difficult situation works out, it gradually becomes better.
in the US, a school that is free to go to because the government provides the money for it
someone who decides which person or thing wins a competition
when people clap
a country in Africa
a piece of work intended to help the environment
to put used paper, glass, plastic, etc through a process so that it can be used again
a bag carried by a woman with her money, keys, etc inside
someone who visits a place for pleasure and does not live there
Something that is positive makes you feel better about a situation.
a thin bag made of plastic for putting shopping in
a container for food and drink that is made from strong, stiff paper or plastic
a box made of a stiff, brown paper
a glass container with a wide opening at the top and sometimes a fitted lid, usually used for storing food
a closed, metal container for food or liquids
a bottle made of plastic
a plastic or paper bag that crisps are sold in
a bag made of paper
a journey in which you visit a place for a short time and come back again
someone who works in politics, especially a member of the government
a television or radio programme consisting of reports about recent events
the highest political position in some countries, usually the leader of the government
a meeting at which someone officially gives information to the newspapers, television, etc
someone whose job is journalism (= the work of writing articles for newspapers, magazines, television, or radio)
someone whose job is to discover information about news events and describe them on television, radio, or in a newspape
at a later time, after something else has happened
a country in Europe
preparing or cooking food
someone who is the main person who cooks in a hotel or a restaurant
a plan of events or activities with a particular purpose
coming from or relating to Italy
relating to events or people in the past, or the study of history
to fix something that is broken or damaged
not closed in or covered
the activity of doing long walks in the countryside
a country on an island to the east of Africa
a very large animal that used to live millions of years ago
a large, meat-eating dinosaur that stood on its back legs
the person who tells the story in a book, film, play, etc
a choice
a child whose parents are dead
a home for children whose parents are dead
someone in control of an office, shop, team, etc
one of the official languages of India, spoken especially in northern India
coming from or relating to India
a plant that you eat, for example potatoes, onions, beans, etc
a type of food from India, made of vegetables or meat cooked with hot spices
small grains from a plant that are cooked and eaten
a type of flat, round South Asian bread made without yeast
a type of bread which is flat, often made without yeast
large and not fitting tightly
a dress, worn especially by women from India and Pakistan, made from a very long piece of thin cloth
a type of cloth which is light and smooth
cloth or thread that is produced from a plant
a loose piece of clothing wrapped around the lower half of the body, worn by some men from South Asia
food that is prepared in a particular way as part of a meal
containing strong flavours from spice
a hot or cold liquid that you put on food to add flavour
to have the same opinion as someone else
to ask someone to give you something
If something belongs to you, you own it.
to experience events and images in your mind about a particular thing while you are sleeping
to get knowledge or skill in a new subject or activity
to give attention to someone or something in order to hear them
to use money for a particular thing
to give money to someone because you are buying something from them
to say things to someone
to stay in a place until someone or something arrives or someone or something is ready for you
an official mark in your passport (=document which proves your nationality) that allows you to enter or lea
to make someone with an illness healthy again
a common infection, especially in the nose and throat, that often causes a cough and a slight fever
a language spoken in China
Someone is professional if they earn money for a sport or activity which most people do as a hobby.
a vehicle with two wheels and an engine
land that is not in towns or cities and has farms, fields, forests, etc
used to say that your opinion is different from the person you are speaking to
used to ask someone's opinion
used to ask if someone has the same opinion as you
used to ask what someone thinks about a subject
used to strongly agree with someone
used to give another opinion about something
used to say that someone is probably right
to intend to do something
a building where you can look at important objects connected with art, history, or science
to say that you will certainly do something or that something will certainly happen
something you write at the end of a letter, to show that you hope someone is happy and has good luck
to be annoyed or worried by something
to make a place tidy
something that is difficult and that tests someone's ability or determination
an extremely strong and dangerous wind that blows in a circle and destroys buildings as it moves along
to affect something badly, causing damage
one of the parts that some countries such as the US are divided into
to damage something so badly that it does not exist or cannot be used
If something almost happens, it does not happen but it is very close to happening.
a building with a theatre, cinema and gallery, etc in it
relating to nature and protecting the environment
not causing damage to nature and the environment
the power that comes from electricity, gas, etc
Recycled paper, glass, plastic, etc has been used before and put through a process so that it can be used again.
to produce bright light
the surface that covers the top of a building or vehicle
to become less hot, or to make something become less hot
a special material used for insulating (=stopping heat from escaping or entering)
finished
something that you say when you want to praise someone
when someone puts information into something such as a computer system
a substance, for example water, that is not solid and that can be poured easily
a piece of electrical equipment for recording or broadcasting sounds, or for making sounds louder
an area of a website where people go to discuss things
the changes that happen in the life of an animal or plant, or in the period that something exists
a thick liquid that comes from under the Earth's surface that is used as a fuel
usually, or based on an average
to make or grow something
to get rid of something that you do not want any more
when something is taken out, especially using force
to take something out, especially using force
US for 'polythene' (= a thin, soft, light plastic)
a container for materials such as paper, glass, and plastic that will be collected to be used again
to finish or stop, or to make something finish or stop
one time
two times
to make something less
to find a new use for something so that it does not have to be thrown away
things that are not wanted, especially what remains after you have used something
to become less, or to make something become less
to make something happen
to cause someone or something to die
a bird that lives near the sea and gets its food from it
found in the sea, or relating to the sea
Biodegradable substances decay naturally without damaging the environment.
Non-biodegradable substances do not decay naturally.
to stop existing
If a dead person, animal, or plant decomposes, it decays and is gradually destroyed.
one of two or more things that you can choose between
damage to someone's body in an accident or attack
to have an accident in your car
to knock your head against a hard surface
to get your finger stuck in something
to damage a part of your back
to cause the bone in your leg to separate
to break the skin of the finger with a sharp object
to come off a bicycle by accident
to damage your hand with fire or extreme heat
to fall because you have knocked your foot against a dog
to slide and fall when you walk on ice
A serious problem or situation is bad and makes people worry.
If someone or something is trapped, they cannot move or escape from a place or situation.
when a doctor cuts someone's body to remove or repair part of it
to lose your balance after knocking your foot against something when you are walking or running
a set of steps from one level in a building to another
to hit part of your body against something hard
a tool with a heavy, metal part at the top that you use to hit nails into something
If a vehicle crashes, it hits something by accident, and if you crash a vehicle, you make it hit something by
a strong vehicle with large back wheels used on farms for pulling things
to move by lifting your foot and putting it down in a different place, or to put your foot on or in something
to slide by accident and fall or almost fall
to say that something is wrong or that you are annoyed about something
a happy or friendly expression in which the corners of your mouth curve up
a slight but not serious type of something
something which someone says to make people laugh, usually a short story with a funny ending
the group of people who officially control a country
to improve, often to become healthy after being ill
to put clothes on your body
to become less light
to become strong and healthy by doing exercise
to return to the place where you live
to hurt a part of your body
to begin a legal relationship with someone as their husband or wife
to become older
to become ill
to start to feel anxious
cooked in hot oil or fat
a sport in which you swim under water using special equipment for breathing
very small living things that sometimes cause disease
to harm or break something
the smallest living part of an animal or a plant
the red liquid that flows around your body
to ask someone questions in an interview
someone who is being treated by a doctor, nurse, etc
made and ready to use
a sweet mixture that is baked to make cookies
a thin, flat cake that is dry and usually sweet
the laws, rules, and principles that are intended to keep people safe from injury or disease at work and in public places
when you are safe
to destroy or hurt something with fire or extreme heat
used to show that what you are going to say is not a joke
a closed metal container in which food is sold
to injure yourself on a sharp object which makes you bleed
to slide by accident and fall or almost fall
when someone slides by accident and falls or almost falls
when someone knocks their foot against something and falls or almost falls
when someone or something moves down to the ground
something you say when you experience sudden physical pain
someone who introduces a radio or television programme
happening often or existing in large numbers
to hurt a person, animal, or part of your body
the part of your leg that is just above your foot
the part in the middle of your arm where it bends
where your arm joins your body, next to your neck
the front of your body between your neck and your waist
the part of your body from your shoulders to your bottom
the part of your body between your hand and your arm
the part of the body between your head and your shoulders
the middle part of your leg where it bends
a large, open area with seats around it, used for playing and watching sports
to attempt to do something
a country in South America
coming from or relating to Mexico
a form of entertainment, originally from Japan, in which recordings of the music but not the words of pop
a poisonous snake
a poisonous snake that makes the skin of its neck wide and flat when it is going to attack
an injury caused when an animal or insect bites you
likely to cause death
very good, exciting, or large
a large Australian animal that moves by jumping on its back legs
an Australian animal like a small bear with grey fur which lives in trees and eats leaves
a person from Australia
a big reptile with a long mouth and sharp teeth, that lives in lakes and rivers
a poisonous spider
poisonous
a poisonous snake
a lot
in a way that is not dangerous
to take something away
not allowed by law
to take a deep breath with your mouth wide open, because you are tired or bored
someone whose job is to find and take an animal
slightly cruel
a low car with a powerful engine and wide wheels, designed for use in races
a person who works in a zoo, taking care of the animals
a particular area in a country or the world
a country in Asia
to try to catch fish
a sweet, sticky food that is made by bees
to use violence to hurt or damage someone or something
a violent act intended to hurt or damage someone or something
a spirit, especially a male one, that people pray to and who has control over parts of the world or nature
to want something to happen or be true
a person who works for a charity
a boat that is used by people who are catching fish
animals, birds, and plants living in their natural environment
wood that is used for burning on a fire
the ground under a forest
to injure part of your body by twisting it, but not so badly that it breaks
damaged and separated into pieces
If a part of your body hurts, it is painful.
a piece of equipment that you cook on
used to ask what someone has been doing recently
used as a greeting to ask how someone is
something you say when someone tells you very good or surprising news
something you say when someone tells you very good news
something that you say when you are shocked and upset
something you say when someone tells you bad news
something you say when someone tells you bad news
the last part of a competition to decide which person or team will be the winner
an educational course that happens during the summer when other courses have finished
a large park where you can ride on exciting machines
causing physical pain
a hard covering that is put around part of someone's body to protect them while a broken bone repairs itself
to relax or sleep because you are tired after doing an activity or because you are ill
to visit someone at their house
to express an idea or plan for someone to consider
used to politely say that you cannot do something
used to politely say that you cannot do something
used to suggest a plan
used to wish people a pleasant time
used to wish people a pleasant time
used to apologise
used to suggest a different day
used to politely say that you cannot do something
relating to medicine and different ways of curing illness
an idea that is not true but is believed by many people
making a lot of noise
If your ears are ringing, you can hear a loud sound after the sound has stopped.
a unit for measuring how loud a sound is
a way of measuring something
to show the temperature, time, etc on a piece of measuring equipment
to do a medical examination of part of someone's body
the ability to hear sounds
a small piece of soft material, such as wax, cotton, or plastic, that you put into your ear to keep out noise or water
used to express excitement, worry, disappointment, etc. or to emphasize something
causing or likely to cause harm
carried in or on food
an illness caused by eating food containing harmful bacteria
an infectious organism too small to be seen that causes disease, or an illness that it causes
a plant or animal that lives on or inside another plant or animal in order to get food
the organ inside your body where food goes after it has been eaten and where it starts to be digested
a long tube that carries food from your stomach
a physical feeling or problem which shows that you have a particular illness
an illness in which the body's solid waste is more liquid than usual and comes out of the body more often
If someone vomits, the food or liquid that was in their stomach comes up and out of their mouth.
pain inside your head
when someone's body temperature rises because they are ill
a type of bacteria which can make you very ill, sometimes found in food that is not cooked enough
made from or caused by bacteria
not cooked
not having been cooked
a bird that looks like a large chicken, or the meat of this bird
dirty
correctly, or in a satisfactory way
the process by which a substance that is harmful or dirty spreads from one area to another
to increase, or move to cover a larger area or affect a larger number of people
the top or outside part of something
the things that are used for a particular activity or purpose
a cold mixture of vegetables that have not been cooked, usually eaten with meat, cheese, etc
to prevent something from happening
the things that you do or the time that you spend preparing for something
used when something is not certain
to move someone or something from one place to another
a board that is used in the kitchen for cutting food on
a liquid or powder that is used to clean things
the meat of chickens and other birds eaten as food
being a pale red colour
Frozen food has been made so that it will last a long time by freezing.
to become cold, or to make someone or something become cold
to stop something happening or to stop someone doing something
to increase by a large number, or to cause something to increase by a large number
the average temperature of a room
the amount or number of something
a small piece of paper or other material which gives information about the thing it is fixed to
separated by a space or period of time
an object such as a box or a bottle that is used for holding something
a disease in a part of your body that is caused by bacteria or a virus
to look at the words or symbols in books or magazines to understand what they mean
to play games on a computer in which the pictures that appear on the screen are controlled by pressing keys or moving a
to come together with your friends intentionally
to be with your family
to look at and use information that is online
to make pictures with a pencil
to make pictures using a camera
to look at movies
to have a social event where people gather together
to make music on a musical instrument
Saturday and Sunday with at least one extra day of holiday added, either Friday or Monday
An open-air place does not have a roof.
when objects such as paintings are shown to the public
to enjoy yourself
to stand under flowing water in order to clean yourself
to have a situation, person, or thing that needs attention and needs to be dealt with or solved
to eat lunch, dinner, etc
to have a period of time in which you relax, do not do anything active, or sleep
to take action so that you are certain that something happens, is true, etc
to tidy and clean a house
to make a bed tidy after you have slept in it
to enjoy yourself
to do school work at home
to do something to help someone
to bake a sweet food made with a mixture of flour, eggs, fat, and sugar
to go somewhere where you can move through water
to say that someone should do something
to buy things, especially food
a shape that has five or more points
a board with wheels on the bottom, that you stand on and move forward by pushing one foot on the ground
someone who comes to live in a different country
a product that is extremely good in a particular place
a shop, or a part of a shop which sells cheeses, cooked meats, salads, etc
short for 'delicatessen'
If food or drink is delicious, it smells or tastes extremely good.
a visit to and around a place, area, or country
to give someone food or drink, especially guests or customers in a restaurant or bar
sweet food that is eaten after the main part of a meal
a sweet dish made of ice cream with fruit and nuts
a soft sweet food made from butter, sugar, and milk
like chocolate in smell, taste, or colour
Rich food has a lot of butter, cream, or eggs in it.
to say funny things, or not be serious
coming from or relating to Spain
used to emphasize something and show that there is no doubt about it
to produce tears from your eyes, usually because you are sad, angry, or hurt
feeling ashamed or shy
frightened
feeling that you want to rest or sleep
having a strong feeling against someone who has behaved badly, making you want to shout at them or hu
feeling very happy and enthusiastic
wanting to give your attention to something and discover more about it
feeling tired and unhappy because something is not interesting or because you have nothing to do
feeling surprise because something has happened that you did not expect
worried, unhappy, or angry
a small creature with eight long legs which catches insects in a web structure like a net
a place or event where people dance to pop music
Someone or something that is a mess, or is in a mess, is dirty or untidy.
a large piece of something
a large, round vegetable with thick, orange skin
to throw something
to send a spacecraft or bomb into the sky, or a ship into the water
to fire a bullet from a gun
happening or produced once a year
a very large gun, in the past one that was on wheels
a set of clothes that someone wears to make them look like someone or something else, for example in a
1 April, a day when people play tricks on people, then say 'April fool!'
to trick someone for fun
a stupid person
speaking English
long, thin pieces of pasta
the front of a clock or watch that has the numbers or marks that show what time it is
not satisfied
when something becomes different, or the result of something becoming different
a computer program which finds information on the Internet by looking for words which you have typed in
the characteristic of something that can be recognized or noticed using the nose
having a social event where people gather together
coming together with a friend, intentionally
making music with a musical instrument
tricking someone for fun
looking at the words or symbols in books to understand what they mean
making pictures using a camera
looking at and using information that is online
looking at movies
If you would rather do something, you would prefer to do that thing.
a large area containing several different pools with equipment and activities for swimmers, which visitors pay to use
a game in which people attempt to shoot each other with guns that fire paint rather than bullets
used to suggest something
used to make a suggestion
used to make a suggestion
used to agree to a suggestion
used to say you would prefer to do something different
used to make a suggestion
used to ask where you should go
used to agree to a suggestion
an electric vehicle with two wheels. The rider stands on a base between the wheels and holds onto a bar at waist height.
a short journey made by a group of people for pleasure
to arrange to use or do something at a particular time in the future
happening or produced every day or once a day
very important and necessary
one of the five days from Monday to Friday, when people usually go to work or school
when you do something enjoyable to celebrate a special day or event
one of a set of 52 pieces of stiff paper with numbers and pictures used for playing games
a building with a stage where people go to watch plays
having a very thin or pointed edge that can cut things
in a way that is very good
the season when there is heavy rain in Southern Asia
with no or not much rain
one of the surfaces that you walk on when you go up or down stairs
a deep hole in the ground from which you can get water, oil, or gas
related to the purpose of something
an area where a particular thing happens
in or near the centre of a place or object
a part of a city or country, either an official area or one that is known for having a particular characteristic
connected with industry
A residential area has only houses and not offices or factories.
important in history or likely to be important in history
a system that supplies something that people need
an organization or place where you can borrow money, save money, etc
a large building where local government is based
a very tall building
a large building for storing goods that are going to be sold
damage caused to water, air, etc by harmful substances or waste
a vehicle or system of vehicles, such as buses, trains, aircraft, etc for getting from one place to another
a connection between two people, things, or ideas
something that is made or grown to be sold
the outer part or side of something
unpleasant to look at
a piece of folded paper or a small book which contains information
the first day of May, a holiday in many countries. It traditionally celebrates spring but now it is often used to honour worke
a day when almost everyone in a particular country does not have to go to work or school
a tall pole with long ribbons (=narrow strips of cloth) fixed to the top of it, the ends of which people hold as they dance ar
a long, narrow piece of cloth that is used for tying things or used for decoration
making something or someone look more attractive
relating to the countryside and not to towns
a type of traditional English dancing in which a group of people, especially men, dance together, wearing special clothes de
a hollow, metal object, shaped like a cup, that makes a ringing sound when you hit it
to join or fix one thing to another
a piece of cloth that you wear around your neck, head, or shoulders to keep warm or for decoration
made of wood
a long, thin piece of wood, usually broken or fallen from a tree
someone who is involved in an activity
to touch something quickly and with force using your hand or an object in your hand
to entertain people by acting, singing, dancing, etc
a particular set of steps or movements to music
a musical instrument with a folding centre part and keyboards at both ends, which you play by pushing the two ends toget
a collection of objects or pictures arranged for people to look at
to make something look more attractive by putting things on it or around it
a flat, green part of a plant that grows from a stem or branch
a line of people or vehicles that moves forward slowly as part of a ceremony or public event
special clothes that people wear for a party, which make them look like a different person
used for saying what usually happens
a round, flat shape of meat which is cooked in hot oil and eaten between round pieces of bread
ting pages). The target vocabulary items also all appear in the Vocabulary Bank, at the back of the the Student's Book.
ne of these items appear in the Vocabulary Bank.
so find an example of how the item is used. Often these examples are taken from the relevant Student's Book unit.
alphabetical order or filter out only the target vocabulary items (T).

Example 1
Let them play outside.

I wish I were slim like you.

a jazz singer

American/British English

Wow! Look at that car!

I'm sure that he won't mind.
the main problem/reason
an office building

a basketball/football team

I'm going on holiday. "Lucky you!"

I felt really hot and thirsty after my run.

It's a film about the adventures of two friends travelling across Africa.

I feel sorry for the children - it must be very hard for them.
I can't find my keys.
We need a bit more practice before the concert.
 I usually get home at about six o'clock.
We did a lot of cycling in France last year.
I usually go swimming about twice a week.
coastal waters

He's still here if you want to speak to him.

pop/dance music

He's very interested in modern European history.

electronic equipment to store and send information
nt to store and send information

rtise something
ead or borrow

Use your dictionaries to look up any words you don't understand.

the ground
I'd like to go skiing in Switzerland.

She does yoga three times a week.

weight training
modern drama
a chess set
to climb a mountain

critically/seriously ill
Have you had any news about your job yet?

I hope that the bus won't be late.

I posted a query about arthritis treatment.

 He spent 18 months working on the project.
We had a great time.

an awful place
a wonderful idea
We saw a brilliant film.
It's amazing how many people can't read.
What's that horrible smell?
a terrible accident
He looks really cool in those sunglasses.
Luckily I had some money with me.
They've hated each other since they were kids.
an underwater camera
Everyone danced, even Mick.

Go and play outside for a while.

It's boiling in here!

She broke the Olympic record.

The food was absolutely delicious.

It's absolutely freezing in here.
The room's kept at a temperature of around 20°C.
Gerry slipped on the ice and broke his arm.
The temperature there rarely drops below 22°C.
The temperature is expected to drop to ten degrees below zero tonight.
a Disney theme park

She's dancing with Steven.

Our bedroom is five metres wide.

How high is it?

They plan to send another satellite into space.

a huge house
It's an area about the size of Oxford.
a cricket/football pitch
Did you get my message?
I'm afraid she's not here at the moment.

ater freezes, and 100° the temperature at which it boils

the Sahara Desert
I prefer dogs to cats.
an indoor swimming pool
The centre offers a range of activities, such as cycling, swimming, and tennis.
build a house/wall
This living room is enormous.
This is my class photo - I'm the one in the middle.

real fur/leather

I'm learning to snowboard at the moment.

school kids
There are lots of fun things to do here.
I must find out the train times.
live coverage

Is there enough cake/Are there enough cakes for everyone?

Kevin spent his pocket money on ice cream and sweets.
a baseball cap
online services
Could I try this dress on, please?
We've saved almost $900 for our wedding.

a birthday/wedding present

a pair of trainers
She earns more than £40,000 a year.
He sold his guitar for £50.
Excuse me, do you sell newspapers?

I went to the shop to buy some milk.

The company has spent £1.9 million on improving its computer network.
a jar of jam

She looks pale and unhealthy.

football/tennis players
The raffle will raise money for charity.

a wild dog
a wildlife park
a bird/wildlife sanctuary
a special friend
We've got some guests coming this weekend.
a safe driver
I cooked this meal especially for you.

to hunt deer/rabbits
My parents are going to take care of the house while we're away.
a Red Cross volunteer
When did you first hear about this?
cough medicine
It's important to protect your skin from the harmful effects of the sun.
Mark said he's interested in buying your bike.

I respect him for his honesty.

a dangerous chemical
Basically, what he's saying is that we need more time.

He was off work sick for most of last week.

Did you bring an umbrella with you?

my pet rabbit

a herd of wild buffalo

I'd love to come, but unfortunately I have to work.

an unusual name
I haven't decided whether or not to tell him.
Perhaps you should leave now.
If you don't want pizza, we can have pasta instead.
a school uniform
to lead a normal life
Some of these people have been living on the streets for years.

fresh fruit/vegetables
I went to bed at my usual time.
a fair trial
Her room was clean and tidy.
The staff here are very helpful.
She's afraid of water.

clear instructions
I'm going on holiday. "Lucky you!"

an unfair system
 an untidy room
The taxi driver was rude and unhelpful.
an unhappy childhood

The situation at the moment is unclear.

The team played well and was unlucky to lose.

to feel/look unwell
She smiled at me.
a social/sporting event

Have you paid the electricity bill?

an ironing board cover
You can run an app on your PC that will find the files and burn them to a CD.
There's some sticky stuff on the carpet.
amount of writing
Maybe we're too early.

a pop concert

'Pride and Prejudice' has just come out on video.

a fashion/news magazine
high/low prices
to make a suggestion
a vital piece of information
The government has responded by sending food and medical supplies to the re
the previous day/year
a book review
I'll probably be home by midnight.
ancient Greece/Rome

I can go to the cinema, but I've got to do my homework first.

I've had nothing to eat since breakfast.

They lost everything in the fire.

to swim in the ocean
I can't sit in the sun for too long.

a beautiful, blue sky

the American legal system
 Food has improved in quality and quantity thanks to modern farming methods.
Jesus Christ was born
We've invented a new game.
A heart shape is the symbol of love.
The project will create more than 500 jobs.
a seven digit telephone number
You've won their latest CD plus two tickets for their concert.
a Latin poem

Her plan to get rid of me didn't work.

My sister and I are quite different.
Imagine being able to do all your shopping from your armchair.
I've measured all the windows.
high/low speed
He's about average height and weight.
The carpet is over three metres in length.
Would you like another piece of cake?
a degree in computing
Five minus three is two.
12 divided by 6 equals 2.
Five plus three is eight.
Two plus two equals four.
Two times three is six.
to calculate a cost/percentage
Thepercentage of women who work has risen steadily.
a 40 per cent increase in prices
Two halves make a whole.
The sides are of equal length.
Three multiplied by six equals eighteen.

Roman remains
A Tale of Two Cities is set at the time of the French Revolution.

The two houses are remarkably similar.

Arab countries
He left the house over an hour ago.

The total cost of the work was $800.

You'll never guess what happened next.
The event is sponsored by First National Bank.
popular entertainment
They're raising money for charity.
raffle tickets

the London marathon

a talented jazz/classical musician

He's a dancer in the Royal Ballet.

the artistic director of the theatre

Her book is full of creative ways to decorate your home.

a television quiz show

Exercise can make a big difference to your state of health.

I learned to sail when I was a child.

a car/train journey
When he first arrived in New York, he didn't speak a word of English.

Caribbean food
the Caribbean island of Grenada

Jewish history/law
Emma's usually at home during the day.

the British Army

He's spent most of his life in prison.

At least 3,000 people have died in the earthquake.

She kept a diary of her trip to Egypt.
a mechanical/structural engineer
to write a computer program
A small bridge connects the two parts of the building.

Margaret Thatcher made history when she became the first British woman prim
10 million copies have been sold worldwide.
He became a national hero for his part in the revolution.

That house is on fire.

She looked amazingly well.
Several people were seriously hurt in the accident.
 He's shy and finds it difficult to make friends.

Make sure that you close all the windows before you leave.
to go boating on the lake

Who discovered America?

I was becoming increasingly suspicious of his motives.

He won $500.
the Nobel prize for literature
a foreign language/student

We moved the chairs to another room.

s on its nose)
Don't shoot!

He fell asleep in front of the TV.

There's something wrong with my computer.
There's a strong smell of burning.
They sell over 20 different types of cheese.
How's Paula? Is she okay after her fall yesterday?
Give me a call when you're ready.
a rare species of bird
What does 'perpendicular' mean?
This house once belonged to my grandfather.
I must find a way to help him.
to win a prize
He was voted Sportsperson of the Year.
a TV programme
the winners of the World Cup

a funny story
You never laugh at my jokes.

He was a shy, quiet man.

Japanese is a difficult language for Europeans to learn.

Your mother was very kind to us.

Several people have complained about the scheme.

I'm not feeling very cheerful today.
He died after a brave fight against cancer.
a calm voice/manner
a friendly face/smile
a serious child

an unsuccessful rescue attempt

a car/traffic accident
Huge waves were crashing against the rocks.
Huge drops of rain were falling from the sky.
A fallen tree blocked the road.
a fire exit
a coal miner
a horror/detective story
to threaten national security

a message full of hope

a rural/small community
a refuge for homeless people
She's really worried about her son.
I tried to open the window but couldn't.

The water is a lot deeper than it seems.

a bullet hole
an electric drill
Is it really necessary to give so much detail?
Are you going to give up work when you have your baby?
Are your grandparents still alive?
They believe that their health has suffered because of the chemicals.
Ladies and gentlemen, could I have your attention, please?
a digital camera

At last, I've found a pair of jeans that actually fit.

the final paragraph

international politics
the French flag
a giant spider
underground caves
Do you celebrate Christmas in your country?
The car in front stopped suddenly and I went straight into the back of it.

The room was full of people.

 seriously injured
She followed me into the kitchen.

The world championship will be held in this country next year.

Are you going to enter the photography competition?

CD players were first introduced in 1983.

Your happiness is all that matters to me.

He's madly in love with (=he loves) her.
We could see the sadness in their faces.
a folk/love song
I've forgotten his name.
American/Japanese culture

one on snow and ice

a serious/terminal illness
Unfortunately I couldn't go because of illness.
Thanks for all your kindness this morning.

What do you think are your weaknesses as a manager?

This luxury car offers comfort, quietness and speed.
a jazz band
Jane is such a good role model for her younger sister.
Jupiter is the largest planet of our solar system.

good advice.

the burning heat of the midday sun

He's always been hard-working and conscientious.

There may be other problems that we don't know about.

This book is definitely worth reading.

I reckon he likes her.

You have to admire him for being so determined.

I've achieved my ambition

It was his dream to become an actor.

She walked home by herself, although she knew it was dangerous.
He's coming this evening, although I don't know exactly when.
 I phoned because I needed to talk to you.
I was tired so I went to bed.
Are you going to invite Steve as well?
the local school/newspaper/radio station

a famous actress
a frequent flyer

She learned to fly at the age of 18.

We're only a short distance from my house.
He broke the world record for the 200m.

Dad loves to go fishing.

She lives alone.
I was walking across the road.

They sailed east.

We're just planning our holidays.

Have you booked your flight yet?

Her husband disappeared in 1991.

a cruise ship
a nearby town/village

It continued to snow heavily for three days.

We should land in Madrid at 7 a.m.
Police are searching the area for clues to the murder.
to do up/undo your buttons
Were you anywhere nearby when the accident happened?
an unsolved mystery
high rank) in exchange for land and protection

the twentieth century

The University owns a lot of the land around here.
agricultural land

They were waiting for him at the top of the stairs.

Click on the icon at the bottom of the page.
King Richard II
They were ruled for many years by a dictator.
an industrial area

a property owner
They're putting up the tax on cigarettes.
They've been at war for the past five years.
the Battle of Waterloo
The company employs 2500 staff.

a peasant farmer
family/staff members
Unemployment is a problem for society.
These shrubs grow well in sandy soil.
In 1842 he inherited a small estate near Liverpool.
Has she given you those books back yet?
It's snowing.

a pair of gloves
Eventually, he moved to Germany.
fine/modern art
a course in art and design

a cattle/fish/flower market
a car thief
He ran after his attacker but couldn't catch him.
The dog was chasing a rabbit.
climb a ladder/tree/mountain

She ran off and hid behind a tree.

The children were jumping up and down with excitement.
He can run very fast.
to run away from home
Amy threw the ball to the dog.
buried treasure
I didn't tell her I was coming home early - I thought I'd surprise her.
Our rubbish gets collected on Thursdays.
Look out! she shouted.
She pointed at/to a bird flying overhead.
happy, excited faces
You have to come home immediately.
a bright, shiny object

a British passport
This necklace belonged to my grandmother.

the World Cup final

Burglars broke into the house and stole a computer.
 Occasionally, he receives letters from fans.
There'll be a reward for whoever finishes first.
to open a door/window

I've looked through a few catalogues.

Look out - there's a car coming!

I looked it up in the dictionary.
a police report
What's the date today? "It's the fifth."
Police are appealing for witnesses to the shooting.
We'd been standing for hours.
an empty house/street
a can of soup/beans
an empty bottle
past, in order to learn about their culture and society
the human body
The centre offers a range of activities, such as cycling, swimming, and tennis.

ancient civilizations

an archaeological dig
He broke a bone in his hand.
You should brush your teeth twice a day.
Sue is a normal healthy child.
a mound of earth

objects look bigger

fields of corn

The nearest town was ten miles away.

What's the matter with your leg?
There's a young lady here to see you.
ounds when you press them

She was speaking very loudly.

I'll miss you when you go.

Anyway, as I said, I'll be away next week.

How much do these shoes cost?

There were twenty people there altogether.
to behave badly
This diary fits easily into my bag.
 Don't worry, she said quietly.
a carefully prepared speech
happily married
Could you speak more slowly, please?
I thought they played well.
I quickly shut the door.

I learned to paint in Italy.

I saw her waiting at the bus stop.

Paris is the capital of France.

modern art/architecture
It's the first time I've been so far away from home.
We live in the southwest of Scotland.
Evolution can explain the past, but it can never predict the future.

a stone wall

a church tower
If the sign's too small, no one will notice it.
She always gets good marks in English.
a secret affair/meeting
a mysterious stranger

the Cook Islands, Tonga, and Tuvalu

sus Christ was born

Two men were arrested for fighting outside a bar.

heavy bags
Can you weigh that piece of cheese for me?

I'm not a very strong swimmer.

a painter and decorator

Have you seen any good films recently?

a gym/luggage/school locker
I went to New York with a couple of friends.
 The two killers escaped from prison last night.

We went for a walk in the woods.

She stood up and walked towards him.
Did you lock the door?

She sounds English but she's actually Spanish.

a chocolate bar

top/bottom of the league

He scored just before half-time to put Liverpool 2-1 ahead.
Have you heard the winning entry in this year's Eurovision Song Contest?
He scored two goals in the second half.
an awesome challenge/responsibility

d fastened with buttons down the front

The phone's ringing.

to enter a competition
I had a really weird dream last night.

She shares a house with Paul.

He made negative comments to the press.
My bike needs a new front wheel.
a cheque for £1500
One day, I came home to find my windows smashed.
At first I thought she was unfriendly, but actually she is just shy.
Finally, I'd like to thank everyone for coming this evening.
a deafening/loud noise
A lot of hard work has been going on behind the scenes.
the laws of nature
a TV documentary about the Russian Revolution
I spent a year travelling around Asia.
Fire and ambulance crews were at the scene.

Arctic temperatures
Will we make it in time for the film?
I just woke up feeling miserable.

Use a pair of scissors to cut the paper.

 We followed a dirt track off the main road.
the scene of the crime

Most of the scenes were filmed in a studio.

He looks fantastic in that suit.
a unique opportunity
This hotel was a real find.

I knew Sam was going - that was the reason I went there.

I generally wake up early.

I don't like movies with complicated plots.

We're just planning our holidays.

His books include the best-selling novel 'The Foundling'.

basic ideas/principles
He did a quick sketch of the cat.
I had strict instructions to call them as soon as I arrived home.

a non-smoking section in a restaurant

His comments were interpreted as an attack on the government.

a simple life
There were some children's drawings pinned up on the wall.
Do you like the layout of the kitchen?
I'm trying to find our position on the map.
a style of painting/writing

The printing plates have to be inked before they will print on the paper.
Buying a house can be a long and complicated process.
Injuries are common in sports such as hockey.
This sweater has to be washed by hand.
He inserted a new paragraph.

or thoughts are written

a black box with gold lettering
a page of text
Add the eggs to the cream.
to scan photos into a computer

He drew a heart and coloured it red.

television images of starving children
a square room
a rectangular room
a new living room carpet
to draw the curtains (=open or close them)

a bathroom mirror
a bath/beach towel
a book shelf

We stayed in a hotel.

a soft cushion
comfortable shoes
a lovely dress/house/village
The island lies off the North African coast (=in the sea near North Africa).
I spent hours in our tree house when I was a kid.
pine forest

a relaxing bath
What's the worst job you've ever had?
The electricity has been turned off.

The hotel has accommodation for 200 guests.

I left my coat and umbrella in the hall.

There was a lovely view of the lake from the bedroom window.

a tropical rainforest
an exciting football match

A crowd of noisy protesters gathered in the square.

'Jack' was the most popular boy's name.

The museum attracts large numbers of visitors.
The show will be on until the end of the month.

He moved out when he was only eighteen.

a log cabin

a piece of wood
 Her success is due to hard work and determination.
Hey, Helen, look at this!

happy, excited faces

Boy, that was good!
It was a long climb up the mountain but the view was worth it.
James is a perfect husband and father.

fridges, radios, and other electrical appliances

a caravan site
I couldn't see my regular dentist.
I missed my class this morning.
a strict teacher
Carol's been helping out in the shop this week.
a football field
He's got his own show on Channel 5.

a packet of cigarettes/sweets
a racehorse trainer
He should have gone to the doctor.

He's been training hard for the race for several weeks now.

an electric cooker

I'll load the dishwasher.

a table lamp

to fasten your seat belt

a hunting licence
Please, have/take a seat (=sit down).
a crowded room/train
They've invited us to the wedding.

r freezes, and 100° the temperature at which it boils

valuable paintings and antiques

a rare disease/species
 Police collected a good deal of information during the investigation.
It's a bit dark in here.
a fax machine
You need to be patient with children.

a cool breeze/day

a precious vase

a textile factory
What's the population of Brazil?
car lights

northern Europe

to put up a tent
I'll just put my bag down for a minute, it's rather heavy.
I'm not feeling well - I'm going to lie down.
House prices keep going up.
Prices always come down after Christmas.
I had to get up at five o'clock this morning.
The whole audience got up and started clapping.

There is a strong tradition of dance in St Petersburg.

a dance/music festival
I'm starting a new course in the spring.

She returned to America in 1954.

t the top of its head
air pollution
Would you like to join us for dinner?
Let's walk a bit further down the road.

a high temperature
a low income
a rainy afternoon
an area inhabited by artists and writers
a parking space
I fancy a quiet night in tonight.

Our next-door neighbours are always arguing.

bright/dim light
 It's impossible to park in the city centre.

He wrote an essay on modern Japanese literature.

It's your turn to feed the rabbit - I did it yesterday.
I didn't get home till after dinner time.

the second/third floor

Shall we use the stairs or take the lift?

She went downstairs to see who was at the door.

the wonders of modern medicine

The churchyard was empty and peaceful.

They covered him with a blanket.
a block of ice/stone/wood

She's been dead for 20 years now.

Police found the body in a field.
In most countries people drive on the right side of the road.
The room faces south.
The points of the compass are north, south, east, and west.
The points of the compass are north, south, east, and west.
What exactly seems to be the problem?
Could you help me lift this table, please?
I'm having a party for him but it's a secret.
an ideal candidate/solution

antique furniture

the last item on the list

He ran upstairs to answer the phone.
Nick goes to the gym three times a week.
a massive building

oloured balls into six holes)

 I passed my driving test the first time.
a boxing champion
He dried his hands on a towel.
I got up, had a shower and got dressed.
The children love exploring.
dirty clothes
He has until noon to act.

a wet and windy day

ock and smoke

a sandy bay

a windy day

My wages combined with your savings should just pay for it.

Each button has a different function.

modern architecture
practical clothes/shoes
Christmas decorations
a flat/sloping roof
a straight road
a horizontal/straight/vertical line

building materials
green/pink marble
tropical hardwoods, such as mahogany and teak
scrap metal
broken glass

Most children's toys are made of plastic.

typical German food
There was a fault in the design of the aircraft.
functional clothing
They had a disagreement about/over money.
a religious leader
The drug companies have a lot of influence on doctors.
the former Soviet Union

a terminal building

old-fashioned clothes/furniture
traditional Hungarian dress
 They haven't yet decided on the location of the new store.
I've been there twice.

the Internet

e phone, etc
a laser printer

what the computer does

We need to discuss the future of the company.

a miniskirt (=very short skirt)
economic/military power

The planet Saturn has eighteen moons.

computer technology
brain damage

The disease affects both humans and animals.

She stood waiting with her hands on her hips.
She's got a long, thin face.
many separate layers of the object
The whole area is famous for its natural beauty.
chest/stomach pains
an increase in the use of mobile phones
She planned the trip with great care.
a message full of hope
a hopeless situation
She was depressed and felt totally hopeless about the future.
a young hopeful
a beautiful woman
beautiful music
useful information
a wonderful idea
Recovery from the operation is a slow and painful process.
careful planning/consideration
a colourful painting
a powerful man/woman
a powerful engine/weapon
a powerful effect/influence
If the operation is successful, she should be walking within a few months.
a successful businessman
a successful book/film
a colourless liquid
The police were powerless to stop the fighting.
This umbrella's useless - there's a big hole in it.
 Dave's useless at football.
It was very careless of you to forget your passport.
a painless death
I wouldn't like to make any predictions about the result of this match.

he Internet without using wires

Many companies now offer free connection to the Internet.
an office worker

They can deliver the sofa on Wednesday.

It's not a good place to cross the road.

to go across/over a bridge
Turn left at the traffic lights.
The car skidded and hit a wall.
It's a difficult situation and I don't know what the answer is.

Is there another way out of here?

a satisfied customer
a road map
He paid by credit card.
an electric oven
Can I take your order now?
You need to plug the speakers into the stereo.
Could you plug the iron in for me?
a hundred dollars/$100

a fitness/football club

She pushed the books aside and sat down on my desk.

Who broke the video?
to turn the volume up/down

We've got a test at the end of term.

I was amazed at the price.

an copy it, look at it, or use it by using the Internet
a video cassette

digital television

My thanks to everyone who has played a part in saving the hospital.

My uncle runs a small decorating business.
I must find a way to help him.
You can download this software free from their website.
the entertainment industry

medical/dental records
Companies are increasingly making use of social media in order to market their
Swimming is the best form of exercise.
I want to see my lawyer before I say anything else.
Do you want to download all these files?

She has had to make some very difficult decisions.

ay they use them.

omputers to see what you have written
Can you explain why you did this?

a long and tiring day

Everything seems more expensive nowadays.
the latest fashions/news/technology
I had to get up at five o'clock this morning.
The whole audience got up and started clapping.

When are you going back to London?

I blush whenever I think about it.

Press the button to start the machine.

Press the play button to listen to your recording.

You can look at them but please don't touch them.

She tapped her fingers nervously on the table.

learners of English
I went to check that I'd locked the door.

He had always been a successful businessman. Recently, however, things have n

I want two things: firstly, more money, and secondly, better working hours.

The contrast between their lifestyles couldn't be greater.

He was too shy to say anything to her.

a professor of history at Oxford
We can now communicate instantly with people on the other side of the world

a personal computer/stereo
to conduct/do/perform an experiment

I did some quick calculations to see if I could afford to buy it.

The plans should be drawn as accurately as possible.
a virtual art gallery
a physical object
the entertainment world
research into language development

a lovely sunny day

The plane ran out of fuel and had to land at sea.

The weather forecast said there would be strong winds and rain.
The flight was delayed because of bad weather.
He's an expert on Japanese literature.
Climbing Mount Everest is the ultimate challenge.
to act responsibly
a military/peacekeeping operation
to be in good/poor health
We are working in a very competitive environment.
More money should be spent on education.
She was born in London in 1973.

We got married last year.

 She grew up in New York.
She bit into an apple.

My trip to Australia was an experience I'll never forget.

t or piece of information for the first time

Are you going out tonight?

I've been going out with him for a year.

All her kids were homeschooled.

carers for children with special needs

close friends
Don't worry - everything will work out in the end.

the Olympic judges

The crowd gave him a huge round of applause.

We recycle all our newspapers and bottles.

We've shown people samples of the product and had a very positive response.

a carton of milk/fruit juice

a can of soup/beans

a business trip
Churchill was a distinguished politician.
 Have you had any news about your job yet?
to be elected president
to call/hold apress conference
evision, or radio)
sion, radio, or in a newspaper
I did my homework and went swimming afterwards.

I do most of the cooking.

a health education programme

a historical novel
I must get my bike repaired.

to go hiking in the mountains

That's an option you might like to consider.

a sales manager

a loose dress/sweater

a silk dress/shirt
a cotton shirt/dress

a chicken/vegetarian dish
spicy food
mint sauce
 She went to Miami on a tourist visa.
They are trying to find a cure for cancer.

a professional athlete/musician

Do you think it helped his career? "Absolutely."

We're just planning our holidays.

a museum of modern art
She promised to write to me every week.
Please give her my best wishes when you see her.
Do you think he'd mind if I borrowed his book?
I'm tidying up before our guests arrive.
Finding a decision that pleases everyone is the challenge which now faces the

The car skidded and hit a wall.

Washington State
Many works of art were destroyed in the fire.
I almost missed the bus.

a green activist/campaigner
clean hands
nuclear energy
n be used again.
The sun was shining brightly through the window.
a flat/sloping roof
Allow the bread to cool before slicing it.

Our report is almost complete.

data entry

an oil company
Female workers earn, on average, a third less than men.
The factory produces about 900 cars a year.
He read the magazine and then threw it away.

He's going to the dentist's to have a tooth extracted.

What time does the concert end?
It's only snowed once or twice this year.
I've been there twice.
to reduce air pollution
Businesses are finding new ways to reuse materials.
household/nuclear waste
During the summer months, rainfall decreases.
The hurricane caused widespread damage.
Sunday's bomb killed 19 people.

marine creatures/life

These flowers are disappearing from our countryside.

a decomposing body
It's a low-fat alternative to butter.
head injuries

a serious accident/illness
The car turned over, trapping the driver underneath.
a heart/lung operation

to go up/down the stairs

Ted fell and banged his head.

The van skidded and crashed into a tree.

She stepped backwards and fell over a chair.

She slipped on the ice and broke her ankle.
Lots of people have complained about the noise.
He gave me a big smile and wished me good luck.

to tell/make a joke
The Government has cut taxes.
After the ceasefire, the situation in the capital got better.
 We got married last year.

a fried egg

Many buildings were damaged in the storm.

brain/cancer cells
a blood test/sample
Police are interviewing a 43-year-old man in connection with the murder.
a cancer patient
ready-made meals

work and in public places

food/road safety
I burnt all his letters.
Seriously though, you mustn't say that.

She cut her finger on a broken glass.

She slipped on the ice and broke her ankle.

a business trip
a heavy fall of snow
Ouch! This radiator's really hot.

Injuries are common in sports such as hockey.

She injured her ankle when she fell.

She looked over her shoulder.

a hairy chest
back injuries/pain

He was wearing a gold chain around his neck.

a knee injury
a football/baseball stadium
I tried to open the window but couldn't.

a karaoke bar/machine/night

mosquito bites
 a deadly virus
We had an incredible time that summer.

toxic chemicals/fumes

Make sure you drive safely.

An operation was needed to remove the bullets from his chest.

She yawned and looked at her watch.

I didn't tell her the truth because I thought it would be unkind.

China's coastal region

They're fishing for tuna.

He was attacked and seriously injured by a gang of youths.

a terrorist attack on the capital
the ancient Greek gods and goddesses
I hope that the bus won't be late.

a wildlife park

I slipped on the ice and sprained my ankle.

broken glass
My eyes really hurt.
I've left some soup on the stove for you.

Oh no! It's gone all over the carpet!

the European Cup Final

Recovery from the operation is a slow and painful process.

e repairs itself
Pete's resting after his long drive.
 You must come round to the flat for dinner some time.
I suggest that we park the car here and walk into town.

medical treatment
It's a myth that men are better drivers than women.
a loud noise

SI units are the standard units of measurement used all over the world.
The thermometer read 20 degrees this morning.
I'm going to get my hearing tested.
He lost his hearing when he was a child.
out noise or water

Doctors believe that smoking is harmful to your health.

The doctor says I've got a virus.

The inability to sleep is often a symptom of some other illness.

She was vomiting blood.

I've got a bad headache.
a high/slight fever

bacterial infections
raw meat/vegetables
Do not store cooked and uncooked meat together.

The TV doesn't work properly.

The smoke soon spread into all the rooms in the house.
the Earth's surface
kitchen/office equipment
I made a big salad for lunch.
Book early to avoid disappointment.
Did you do much preparation for your interview?
Someone, possibly Tom, had left the window open.
 She was later transferred to a different hospital.

pretty, pink flowers

frozen peas
Chill the wine before serving.
to prevent accidents/crime
In warm weather, germs multiply rapidly.

The level of iron in her blood was too low.

There should be washing instructions on the label.
Stand with your feet wide apart.

an ear/throat infection

y pressing keys or moving a device

We spent a long weekend with my parents.

an open-air swimming pool
There's a new exhibition of sculpture on at the city gallery.

Make sure that you close all the windows before you leave.

on the ground

His specialism is tax law.

 This soup is absolutely delicious.
a tour of Europe
We're not allowed to serve alcohol to anyone under 18.
We had ice cream for dessert.

The sauce itself was like chocolatey toffee.

a rich sauce
She always jokes about her husband's cooking.

Their team certainly deserved to win.

I could see that she'd been crying.
She felt embarrassed about undressing in front of the doctor.
She's afraid of water.
I'm too tired to go out tonight.
He's really angry at/with me for upsetting Sophie.
happy, excited faces
Sarah's only interested in boys, CDs, and clothes.
I'm bored with doing homework.
I'm surprised to see you here.
We had the usual upsets but overall the day went well.

My hair's such a mess!

a chunk of cheese

Don't just chuck your coat on the floor!

to launch a rocket/satellite
Don't shoot!
an annual meeting/report

actors in costume

I was a fool to trust him.

She's got a long, thin face.

Giorgio was unhappy with his test results.
We need to make a few changes to the design.
ave typed in
I think I can smell something burning.
 I'd much rather go out for a meal than stay in and watch TV.
ich visitors pay to use

What about asking Martin to help?

Let's eat out tonight.

How about a drink?

onto a bar at waist height.

We've booked to go on an excursion to Pompeii.
to book a ticket/hotel room
a daily newspaper
Computers are an essential part of our lives.
This road is very busy on weekdays.
Let's buy some champagnein celebration of her safe arrival.
a pack of cards/ US a deck of cards
the Arts Theatre
a sharp knife
a beautifully illustrated book

a dry summer

functional clothing
a war zone
central Africa/America
the fashion district of New York
industrial production/development

historic buildings
financial/medical services
Most banks are reluctant to lend money to new businesses.

The book shows simple things you can do to reduce pollution from your car.
He can't drive so he has to rely on public transport.
There's a direct link between diet and heart disease.
They have a new range of skin-care products.
The outside of the house needs painting.
an ugly city
I picked up a useful leaflet on how to fill in tax forms.
often used to honour workers.
New Year's Day is a public holiday in many countries.
eople hold as they dance around the pole on the first of May

decorative objects
a rural area
r, wearing special clothes decorated with little bells
the sound of church bells ringing
She attached a photograph to her letter.

a wooden chair

All participants finishing the race will receive a medal.

She hit him on the head with her tennis racket.
She has performed all over the world.
My favourite dance is the tango.
pushing the two ends together
a display of children's paintings
They decorated the room with balloons for her party.
an oak leaf
a funeral procession
a fancy dress party
Schools in the area typically start at 8.30.
a hamburger and fries
at the back of the the Student's Book.

om the relevant Student's Book unit.

Example 2
Let me tell you about my family.
We've got two cousins.
Lucy and Tom's dad is my mum's brother, or my uncle.
My aunt's name is Anne.
They aren't teachers like my parents.
Then, my grandparents' names are Henry and Diana.
We were classmates at school.
Who is your favourite singer?
Who is your best friend?
Do you speak English?
I'm going to stay with my grandma and granddad.
Wow! Look at that car!
I'm sure that he won't mind.
There are some classrooms in the main building and there are some behind the sports hall.
There are some classrooms in the main building and there are some behind the sports hall.
There are some classrooms in the main building and there are some behind the sports hall.
We do PE in the sports hall.
There's a playing field for team sports like football.
He's in the football team.
There are laptops in every classroom.
I'm going on holiday. "Lucky you!"
Are there any Science labs at your school?
I'm thirsty. Could I have a drink, please?
There's some cola in the fridge.
There's some cola in the fridge.
There's a new adventure film at the cinema.
There's a new adventure film at the cinema.
I'm sorry, I can't come out tonight.
I'm sorry, I can't come.
I've got basketball practice.
My friends and I usually go cycling on Saturday afternoons.
Let's go cycling on Saturday afternoon.
I sometimes go swimming with mum and dad.
The water's always cold but I like surfing.
The water's always cold but I like surfing.
Does your dad still go bowling?
Does your dad still go bowling?
I stay with my grandma and granddad.
He speaks French.
She studies music.
He studies geography.
I love maths.
He studied history at university.
We've got ICT in the IT room at 9 o'clock and then it's Science.
We've got ICT in the IT room at 9 o'clock and then it's Science.
We've got ICT in the IT room at 9 o'clock and then it's Science.
There are some posters on the wall.
We study in the library.
We have lunch in the canteen.
You need a mountain bike to cycle over hills like these.
Look it up in your dictionary.
She does judo.
Do you play volleyball?
I'd like to go skiing in Switzerland.
Do you go snowboarding?
They go skateboarding.
The boys do karate.
She does yoga three times a week.
He does football training on Monday after school.
She studies drama.
My uncle plays chess.
We climbed the mountain.
I went into the bookshop.
I bought some medicine from the chemist.
She works in a clothes shop.
They have a big department store.
James works in an electronics shop.
I was looking around a music shop.
I bought a newspaper from the newsagent.
Is there a shoe shop near here?
I bought some trainers from a sports shop.
I do my food shopping at the supermarket.
I feel so ill.
I'm writing all my news about life here on this blog.
I'm writing all my news about life here on this blog.
Hope you like it!
Today I'm spending the day in Dubai Mall with my family.
I posted a message to the group.
Today I'm spending the day in Dubai Mall with my family.
It's great!
It's got about 22 cinema screens and 120 cafés and restaurants.
I hate shopping. It's awful.
There's a wonderful underwater zoo.
The theme park is brilliant.
At night, there's an amazing light show.
What's that horrible smell?
There was a terrible accident.
More than 50 million people visit the mall every year because there are a lot of cool things to do here.
Luckily, there aren't only shops because I hate shopping.
Luckily, there aren't only shops because I hate shopping.
My dad and my sister are watching the fish right now in the wonderful Underwater Zoo.
There are more than 33,000 fish there - even sharks!
There are more than 33,000 fish there - even sharks!
Outside it's boiling so why am I wearing a sweater?
Outside it's boiling so why am I wearing a sweater?
Outside it's boiling so why am I wearing a sweater?
Because I'm skating on the Olympic-size ice rink and it's absolutely freezing.
Because I'm skating on the Olympic-size ice rink and it's absolutely freezing.
Because I'm skating on the Olympic-size ice rink and it's absolutely freezing.
Because I'm skating on the Olympic-size ice rink and it's absolutely freezing.
Because I'm skating on the Olympic-size ice rink and it's absolutely freezing.
The temperature of the ice is below zero!
The temperature of the ice is below zero!
The temperature of the ice is below zero!
The temperature of the ice is below zero!
After the ice rink, I want to go to the mall's theme park.
It's brilliant - it's got 150 games and rides.
They're looking at the Dancing Fountain.
They're looking at the Dancing Fountain.
The fountain is 152 metres high!
The fountain is 152 metres high!
At night, there's an amazing light show.
On a clear night, you can see it from space!
On a clear night, you can see it from space!
The Dubai Mall is absolutely huge!
It's the size of 50 football pitches.
It's the size of 50 football pitches.
They write text messages on their phones.
Are you reading a good book at the moment?
What can you do in a city like Dubai, in the United Arab Emirates?
Most of the time, it's very hot here about 45 degrees Centigrade!
Most of the time, it's very hot here about 45 degrees Centigrade!
Well, some people go snowboarding in the desert!
But some people prefer indoor activities.
But some people prefer indoor activities.
But some people prefer indoor activities.
So they built an enormous place.
So they built an enormous place.
Here in the middle of the Arabian Desert is an indoor ski slope, with real snow!
Here in the middle of the Arabian Desert is an indoor ski slope, with real snow!
Here in the middle of the Arabian Desert is an indoor ski slope, with real snow!
Some people come here just to ski or snowboard.
Some people come here just to ski or snowboard.
A lot of kids come here to have fun with their friends.
What fun things can you do there?
I’m here in a busy shopping centre to find out about young people and shopping.
Hi Josh! You’re live on radio!
I’d like to buy a new games console but I haven’t got enough money.
I’d like to buy a new games console but I haven’t got enough money.
Do you usually get pocket money from your parents?
He was wearing a cap.
Do you ever buy clothes online?
My mum thinks it’s important to try things on in the shop.
I’m saving for a new mobile phone.
She was wearing sunglasses.
Do you like getting money or would you prefer to get a present?
Back to Tom in the studio…
He was using a tablet.
I bought a pair of trainers.
She earns more than £40,000 a year.
He sold his guitar for £50.
Excuse me, do you sell newspapers?
We had to borrow some money from the bank.
I went to the shop to buy some milk.
The company has spent £1.9 million on improving its computer network.
a jar of jam
We'd like to make hot chocolate but there isn't enough milk.
My brother is unhealthy because he doesn't do enough sport.
We want to start a football team but we haven't got enough players.
You are going to watch a video about a tiger charity.
When people around Thailand heard about the tigers they gave money to the sanctuary.
Some of these animals are endangered, like the tiger for example.
A lot of different kinds of wild animals live here.
This is a wildlife sanctuary.
Are there any animal sanctuaries in your country?
Jeff Corwin is a special guest here.
Jeff Corwin is a special guest here.
This sanctuary is a safe home for a lot of animals especially tigers.
This sanctuary is a safe home for a lot of animals especially tigers.
This sanctuary is a safe home for a lot of animals especially tigers.
Tigers come here because they are ill and cannot live in the wild.
Tigers come here because they are ill and cannot live in the wild, or because people are hunting them.
These men take care of the tigers.
They are volunteers - they don't earn money for their work.
When people around Thailand heard about the tigers they gave money to the sanctuary.
They buy food and medicine.
They work here because they want to be with the animals and help to protect them.
They are not interested in making money.
They are not interested in making money.
Here, the men respect the tigers.
They would prefer to see the tigers in the wild but it's too dangerous.
So basically, what your monastery does is, when a tiger is sick, and someone has a tiger they bring it to t
So basically, what your monastery does is, when a tiger is sick, and someone has a tiger they bring it to t
So basically, what your monastery does is, when a tiger is sick, and someone has a tiger they bring it to t
So basically, what your monastery does is, when a tiger is sick, and someone has a tiger they bring it to t
A community of 400 monks lived here.
"Are you going tonight?" "Yeah."
But the tigers are not pets.
While there are volunteers to run the sanctuary, the tigers will always have a safe home.
There were monkeys in the tree.
Bears are sometimes seen round here.
There was an elephant in the zoo.
We saw an owl.
There were ducks on the lake.
Did you see any snakes?
A bat flew past.
She was riding a horse.
We saw some deer in the distance.
There was a herd of buffalo.
Unfortunately, some people like hunting tigers.
Tigers go to the sanctuary when they are in danger.
On this day, lots of people in Britain wear red noses and do something funny.
Pupils sometimes wear unusual clothes to school.
Talk to your teachers and decide together.
Perhaps wear something red to school instead of your school uniform.
Perhaps wear something red to school instead of your school uniform.
Perhaps wear something red to school instead of your school uniform.
Or play'red nose day' games instead of having normal lessons.
Some of these people have been living on the streets for years.
In Africa, the money can buy important medicine or give fresh water to villages.
In Africa, the money can buy important medicine or give fresh water to villages.
I went to bed at my usual time.
They had a fair trial.
Her room was clean and tidy.
The staff here are very helpful.
She's afraid of water.
She's a very happy child.
He was very friendly to us.
She gave us clear instructions.
I'm going on holiday. "Lucky you!"
I didn't want to appear unfriendly.
It's an unfair system.
His room is so untidy.
The taxi driver was rude and unhelpful.
She had an unhappy childhood.
She remained unafraid despite the danger.
The situation at the moment is unclear.
It was a fairly unimportant development.
Most of the talk was fairly uninteresting.
The team played well and was unlucky to lose.
He was feeling unwell.
She smiled at me.
We organised a social event.
Can I use your cell phone?
They pay the phone bill.
I pay for new covers, apps, stuff like that.
I pay for new covers, apps, stuff like that.
I pay for new covers, apps, stuff like that.
I usually spend my money on comic books or maybe a new video game.
I usually spend my money on comic books or maybe a new video game.
I usually spend my money on comic books or maybe a new video game.
I spend a lot of money on concert tickets, too.

I'll post videos of my dog if I get my own channel.

I like reading magazines.
Prices are often better online.
He made a useful suggestion.
Can you give me some information, please?
Did you respond to the email?
I responded to the previous email.
I read a good review online.
If it's cheap, it's probably not good.
ancient Greece/Rome
In ancient India, people said that first there was nothing shunya, or zero.
In ancient India, people said that first there was nothing shunya, or zero.
In ancient India, people said that first there was nothing shunya, or zero.
In ancient India, people said that first there was nothing shunya, or zero.
From nothing - or zero - came everything - the ocean, the sun, the earth, the sky.
From nothing - or zero - came everything - the ocean, the sun, the earth, the sky.
From nothing - or zero - came everything - the ocean, the sun, the earth, the sky.
From nothing - or zero - came everything - the ocean, the sun, the earth, the sky.
From nothing - or zero - came everything - the ocean, the sun, the earth, the sky.
Our number system comes from these ancient Indians.
Our number system comes from these ancient Indians.
But these ancients used words, not numbers, for quantities.
But these ancients used words, not numbers, for quantities.
So, around 10 B.C., they invented symbols.
So, around 10 B.C., they invented symbols.
So, around 10 B.C., they invented symbols.
They created a system of ten digits -zero plus the numbers 1 to 9.
They created a system of ten digits -zero plus the numbers 1 to 9.
They created a system of ten digits -zero plus the numbers 1 to 9.
The word digit comes from the Latin word for finger.
The word digit comes from the Latin word for finger.
It works quite well!
It works quite well!
Can you imagine life without numbers?
We use numbers with zero to nine to measure speed, time, weight, and length.
We use numbers with zero to nine to measure speed, time, weight, and length.
We use numbers with zero to nine to measure speed, time, weight, and length.
We use numbers with zero to nine to measure speed, time, weight, and length.
Zero is also important in another number system - computing.
Zero is also important in another number system - computing.
Five minus three is two.
12 divided by 6 equals 2.
Five plus three is eight.
Two plus two equals four.
Two times three is six.
to calculate a cost/percentage
The percentage of women who work has risen steadily.
There has been a 40 per cent increase in prices.
What percentage is` the whole' equal to?
What percentage is` the whole' equal to?
What do we multiply the fraction by to get the final percentage?
What do we multiply the fraction by to get the final percentage?
The word `per cent' comes from Roman times.
The word `per cent' comes from Roman times.
Before the Romans, the ancient Egyptians used a similar system of numbers in tens.
Before the Romans, the ancient Egyptians used a similar system of numbers in tens.
But the numbers from 0 to 9 that we use today come from the ancient Arab world, over 2,000 years ago.
But the numbers from 0 to 9 that we use today come from the ancient Arab world, over 2,000 years ago.
The Arabs also used fractions, for example, ¼ .
When we calculate a percentage of something, first we need to know the total number of things, or `the w
Next, we need to know the number we want to change to a percentage.
What sponsored events are there?
What entertainment is there?
How much money do they want to raise?
I bought some raffle tickets.
We took part in a fun run.
the London marathon
They were selling burgers and hot dogs.
There was a pie eating contest.
He was a famous film actor.
He wants to be a firefighter.
Her parents are scientists.
When I was little, I wanted to be an astronaut.
She's a musician.
Her father is a police officer.
She works as a nurse at the local hospital.
I want to be a vet when I grow up.
He's a dancer in the Royal Ballet.
He's a famous artist.
the artistic director of the theatre
creative talents
life savers, such as firefighters
a television quiz show
These are all people who made a difference.
Christopher Columbus was born in Genoa over 500 years ago.
He wanted to sail to Asia from Europe.
Next, they went across North Africa and South Asia.
He wanted to sail to Asia from Europe.
Amelia had a dream to fly around the world, and in 1937, she started the long journey.
He started his journey in 1492, but he didn't arrive in Asia because he made a mistake.
He started his journey in 1492, but he didn't arrive in Asia because he made a mistake.
The Caribbean Islands
the Caribbean Islands
He's from Brazil.
She's from Canada.
Anne Frank was a young Jewish girl living in Amsterdam over 80 years ago.
During the Second World War, her family hid in a few small rooms in a house.
During the Second World War, her family hid in a few small rooms in a house.
During the Second World War, her family hid in a few small rooms in a house.
During the Second World War, her family hid in a few small rooms in a house because the German army wa
During the Second World War, her family hid in a few small rooms in a house because the German army wa
During the Second World War, her family hid in a few small rooms in a house because the German army wa
In 1944, the Germans found Anne and her family and took them to Germany where she died in March 194
In 1944, the Germans found Anne and her family and took them to Germany where she died in March 194
In 1944, the Germans found Anne and her family and took them to Germany where she died in March 194
Anne Frank's Diary of a Young Girl
Tim Berners Lee was an engineer but became interested in computers in the 1970s.
He wrote a program that could connect computers across the world.
He wrote a program that could connect computers across the world.
He called it the World Wide Web and made history when he gave it to the world for free.
He called it the World Wide Web and made history when he gave it to the world for free.
When did the web go worldwide?
He became a national hero for his part in the revolution.
He's a primary school teacher.
She saved the lives of two students.
That house is on fire.
Amazingly, the students weren't hurt.
Amazingly, the students weren't hurt.
Could you make the bed, please?
She's made a cake.
He's shy and finds it difficult to make friends.
I need to make a phone call
Can I make a suggestion?
Make sure that you close all the windows before you leave.
Last summer, I swam in the lake.
He lives in Ireland.
She lives in Paris, France.
She's French.
She's from Poland.
Together, they discovered radium.
Together, they discovered radium.
In 1906, she made history and became the first woman to teach at the university.
She was the first woman to win a Nobel prize.
She was the first woman to win a Nobel prize.
Spain was the first foreign country she had visited.
He lives in South Africa.
It has hundreds of different kinds of animals.
She moves animals from places where they are in danger from hunters.
She moves animals from places where they are in danger from hunters.
Today, Yanna's looking for a rhino.
To do this, Yanna shoots the rhino with a sedative and it falls asleep.
To do this, Yanna shoots the rhino with a sedative and it falls asleep.
To do this, Yanna shoots the rhino with a sedative and it falls asleep.
But something is wrong. Was the sedative too strong?
Was the sedative too strong?
Yanna gives the rhino another type of medicine.
He's OK and ready to go to his new home.
He's OK and ready to go to his new home.
It's because the black rhino is an endangered species.
That means there is a very small number of them in the world.
Once there were just one hundred of them in South Africa.
She says that each animal is different and special in its own way, and she wants to help them all.
They give prizes to young musicians, artists and sportspeople.
They give prizes to young musicians, artists and sportspeople.
a TV programme
Who were the winners?
Cool! That's great!
a funny story
You never laugh at my jokes.
When she first started secondary school, she was very quiet and she had a difficult time.
He was a shy, quiet man.
When she first started secondary school, she was very quiet and she had a difficult time.
She decided to make a website for other students who felt the same.
What a kind person!
Who was the third hero?
He spent several years in hospital.
The amazing thing is that he's always cheerful.
He's very brave.
Jack was calm when the accident happened.
Andy is really friendly. He made lots of new friends at summer camp.
Ben’s very serious. We went to see a funny film and he didn’t laugh at all.
They're Chilean.
Thousands of people work here in the mines.
a successful rescue attempt
This is the Atacama Desert in Chile.
Thousands of people work here in the mines.
In 2010, there was a terrible accident.
A huge 700,000-ton rock fell and blocked the exit to the San Jose mine.
A huge 700,000-ton rock fell and blocked the exit to the San Jose mine.
A huge 700,000-ton rock fell and blocked the exit to the San Jose mine.
A huge 700,000-ton rock fell and blocked the exit to the San Jose mine.
33 miners were inside and they couldn't get out.
This is the story of how these brave men became national heroes.
This is the story of how these brave men became national heroes.
Their families came to the mine and made a camp.
a message full of hope
They all waited there together and created a kind of community.
Luckily, 700 metres under the ground there was a safe place a refuge with a little food.
The families were very worried, but together they tried to keep calm and stay cheerful.
The families were very worried, but together they tried to keep calm and stay cheerful.
Doctors and psychologists also helped the families.
At the same time, rescue workers made a very deep hole with a drill.
At the same time, rescue workers made a very deep hole with a drill.
At the same time, rescue workers made a very deep hole with a drill.
At the same time, rescue workers made a very deep hole with a drill.
It's necessary to get the hole to the miners as fast as possible.
The families didn't give up hope.
They were alive and well!
The families couldn't believe it!
Attention mine.
They gave them a camera too.
There was only one drill in South America that was big enough.
At last, the first miner came out after 69 days in the mine.
A billion people all over the world watched the final rescue.
A billion people all over the world watched the final rescue.
The men became international heroes and now everyone knows their story.
the French flag
A giant rock fell and closed the San José mine with 33 miners inside.
Luckily the miners found a safe place, 700 metres underground.
The families held flags and celebrated.
The rock fell in front of the mine's exit.
Danielle Smith's blog of all things Jamaican
This is a small island full of big heroes.
I live on the small Caribbean Island of Jamaica.
We start playing sports seriously at a very young age.
Even at primary school, we follow an athletics programme.
Even at primary school, we follow an athletics programme.
At secondary school, there's the school athletics championship, or` Champs'.
Usain Bolt, the Olympic Gold Medallist, is from Jamaica and he once entered this championship.
Usain Bolt, the Olympic Gold Medallist, is from Jamaica and he once entered this championship.
As for music, in the 1960s, my own hero Bob Marley introduced reggae to the world.
As for music, in the 1960s, my own hero Bob Marley introduced reggae to the world.
He didn't only sing about happiness, love and sadness.
He didn't only sing about happiness, love and sadness.
He didn't only sing about happiness, love and sadness.
When you next listen to a song from Jamaica, don't forget it's probably about us, our life and our culture!
When you next listen to a song from Jamaica, do n't forget it's probably about us, our life and our culture!
When you next listen to a song from Jamaica, do n't forget it's probably about us, our life and our culture!
The Jamaican bobsleigh team became heroes when they entered the Winter Olympics in 1988.
The Jamaican bobsleigh team became heroes when they entered the Winter Olympics in 1988.
I had a strange feeling that we'd met before.
I'd never known such friendliness.
a serious illness
Unfortunately I couldn't go because of illness.
Thanks for all your kindness this morning.
It was the tidiness of the apartment that I noticed.
What do you think are your weaknesses as a manager?
This luxury car offers comfort, quietness and speed.
a jazz band
Who is your role model and why?
My role model is Usain Bolt because he can run faster than anyone on the planet!
My role model is Anne Hathaway because she's a good actress.
My grandfather is my role model because he's kind and wise.
My grandfather is my role model because he's kind and wise.
His family was very poor, but he worked hard and went to college.
My role model is a boy in my school because he saved his little sister from a burning house.
He's a really famous athlete.
My father is kind and hardworking.
She may be an artist.
Or she may be a vet because there's a gorilla in the photo.
She definitely works with animals.
Yes, I reckon she's a vet or a scientist.

I admire him because he worked hard to achieve his dream.

I admire him because he worked hard to achieve his dream.
It was his dream job.
I admire him because he worked hard to achieve his dream.
She walked home by herself, although she knew it was dangerous.
He's coming this evening, although I don't know exactly when.
I phoned because I needed to talk to you.
I was tired so I went to bed.
Are you going to invite Steve as well?
They help with the local football team.
They organise the youth club as well.
They organise the youth club as well.
David wants to go to university.
Amelia Earhart was a famous pilot.
Famous Flyer Amelia Earhart
She was one of the first female pilots.
She flew long distances and broke records.
She flew long distances and broke records.
She flew long distances and broke records.
When she was a young girl, she played baseball, climbed trees and went fishing.
When she was a young girl, she played baseball, climbed trees and went fishing.
In 1932, Amelia became the first woman to fly alone across the Atlantic Ocean.
In 1932, Amelia became the first woman to fly alone across the Atlantic Ocean.
In 1932, Amelia became the first woman to fly alone across the Atlantic Ocean.
She travelled with a navigator.
First, they flew east over the USA and then down to South America.
First, they flew east over the USA and then down to South America.
A month later, they arrived at Lae in New Guinea.
Here, they planned for the next flight, to Howland Island in the Pacific Ocean.
Here, they planned for the next flight, to Howland Island in the Pacific Ocean.
Here, they planned for the next flight, to Howland Island in the Pacific Ocean.
And before Amelia and Fred found the island, they disappeared.
Ships nearby tried to call Amelia, but there were problems with her radio.
Ships nearby tried to call Amelia, but there were problems with her radio.
Ships nearby tried to call Amelia, but there were problems with her radio.
Navy ships continued to look for Amelia but they didn't find her.
Navy ships continued to look for Amelia but they didn't find her.
Some people think Amelia landed on this island, Nikumaroro.
In 2001, a team looked for clues.
They found some things like buttons and shoes, but were they Amelia's?
So what happened to Amelia Earhart?
It's still a mystery.
The feudal system In Europe in the Middle Ages from 5th to 15th century
The feudal system In Europe in the Middle Ages from 5th to 15th century
The feudal system In Europe in the Middle Ages from 5th to 15th century
Some people owned land and some people lived or worked on the land.
Some people owned land and some people lived or worked on the land.
It was a hierarchy because some people were at the top and some people were at the bottom.
It was a hierarchy because some people were at the top and some people were at the bottom.
It was a hierarchy because some people were at the top and some people were at the bottom.
The king was at the top of the feudal system.
He owned too much land to look after by himself.
He owned too much land to look after by himself so he divided it up, and gave some of it to people called`
He owned too much land to look after by himself so he divided it up, and gave some of it to people called `
He owned too much land to look after by himself so he divided it up, and gave some of it to people called`
These different areas of land were called fiefs.
These different areas of land were called fiefs.
When a king died, his son became the owner of the fiefs.
They paid tax to the king and sometimes helped him in wars and battles.
They paid tax to the king and sometimes helped him in wars and battles.
They paid tax to the king and sometimes helped him in wars and battles.
Nobles usually employed knights to help protect their fiefs.
Nobles usually employed knights to help protect their fiefs.
About 90% of people in the Middle Ages were peasants.
They didn't have land or money like the other members of society.
They didn't have land or money like the other members of society.
They worked on the land for the nobles, growing food and looking after animals.
When her father died, she inherited the house.
I can give the money back to you tomorrow.
It's snowing!
My uncle is really good at telling jokes.
I'm wearing two sweaters, a coat and gloves because it's freezing.
We moved to Canada when I was six.
She's good at art.
She studied art and design.
She studied biology.
I bought some clothes at the market.
The thief ran away from our car.
He caught the thief.
I chased the thief.
to climb a ladder/tree/mountain
He tripped and fell over.
She ran off and hid behind a tree.
The thief jumped into a garden.
He ran very fast.
I chased him but he ran away.
The thief threw his bag over a wall.
buried treasure
Pupils from Parkland School in Leeds were surprised last week when they were cleaning the park.
They were looking for rubbish when they found something that looked like treasure!
I was looking after their bags when I heard someone shout by the lake.
I ran over and one of the children was jumping and pointing at a large bag.
They weren't laughing but they were really excited.' said their teacher, Mrs Gibson.
I phoned the police immediately.
It was full of expensive objects like watches and clocks, and even some gold.
It was full of expensive objects like watches and clocks, and even some gold.
a Hungarian passport
There were also some old photos, a Hungarian passport, two train tickets to Berlin and an old newspaper
Who did they belong to?
This morning I spoke to police in Hungary and they are trying to find the owner of the passport.
the 1966 World Cup
A thief stole the World Cup trophy and hid it inside some newspaper at the bottom of a garden.
A thief stole the World Cup trophy and hid it inside some newspaper at the bottom of a garden.
Both Pickles and his owner received a reward!
Both Pickles and his owner received a reward!
Who opened the bag?
I often look after my little brother.
I looked through my essay before handing it in.
I'm looking for my keys.
I look like my dad.
Look out - there's a car coming!
I looked it up in the dictionary.
a police report
What's the date today?
Police are appealing for witnesses to the shooting.
She was standing over there.
They were throwing empty cans and bottles into a bag.
They were throwing empty cans and bottles into a bag.
They were throwing empty cans and bottles into a bag.
He's an archaeologist.
He studies human activity from the past.
He studies human activity from the past.
An archaeologist is like a detective.
What happened to their civilizations?
Last year, Scotty went to the mountains of Bolivia.
Scotty and his team of archeologists were working on a dig when they found some bones.
Scotty and his team of archeologists were working on a dig when they found some bones.
The archaeologists studied the bones very carefully and they also looked at the teeth.
The bones were strong, and the teeth were healthy, so this was probably a young woman.
a mound of earth
He wanted to look at it closely under a microscope.
He wanted to look at it closely under a microscope.
They grew corn.
But corn doesn't grow here in the Bolivian mountains.
It only grows hundreds of kilometres away.
It only grows hundreds of kilometres away.
What's the matter? Why are you crying?
An old lady was standing quietly in front of me.
Can you play the piano?
The others were talking loudly.
The others were talking loudly.
My granddaughter plays the piano.
She lives in Australia.
She lives in Australia and I miss her so much.
Anyway, next she said `Can you do something for me?'
Goodbye granny!
And when I asked how much it cost, the shop assistant said `£75 altogether.'
And when I asked how much it cost, the shop assistant said `£75 altogether.'
to behave badly
This diary fits easily into my bag.
Don't worry, she said quietly.
She carried them carefully.
They were playing happily.
Could you speak more slowly, please?
I thought they played well.
I quickly shut the door.
I was getting dressed.
Ants, beetles, butterflies, and flies are all insects.
I learned to paint in Italy.
I saw her waiting at the bus stop.
Do you play a musical instrument?
She lives in Japan.
And this is Tokyo, the capital.
It's a busy, modern city.
But far to the southwest there is a very different part of Japan.
But far to the southwest there is a very different part of Japan.
Their stories are from long ago about another time in Yonaguni’s past.
He's a diver.
In the 1980s, he was diving near the island of Yonaguni.
It was a giant stone structure.
It was a giant stone structure.
It had streets, steps, and tall towers.
It had streets, steps, and tall towers.
While Kihachiro was diving, he noticed strange marks on one of the stones.
He noticed strange marks on one of the stones.
Yonaguni is a secret place where people go on holiday.
Yonaguni is mysterious and we don't know much about its ancient stories.
When explorers landed on Easter Sunday, 5 April 1722, they called this island, Easter Island.
People were living on the island and there were about 900 large stone statues.
When the first people arrived from Polynesia between the years AD 300 and 1000, the only way to get the
When the first people arrived from Polynesia between the years AD 300 and 1000, the only way to get the
At first, they were successful farmers and they also caught fish.
But at the start of the 17th century, the people were fighting each other because there wasn't enough foo
When things were better, the islanders built the statues.
All the statues had eyes so they could watch over the people on Easter Island.
The statues are very heavy.
Some weigh over 80, 000 kgs.
Some weigh over 80, 000 kgs.
The islanders moved some of the statues 16 km to the sea.
I'm not a very strong swimmer.
a famous painter
He's a painter and decorator.
He's a builder by profession.
Town was full of shoppers.
a wedding photographer
What's an unusual or interesting thing that happened to you recently?
I put it in my locker and went to class.
A couple of weeks ago, my cat Jasper escaped.
A couple of weeks ago, my cat Jasper escaped.
Then, on Saturday, I was hanging out at the park with my friends, and he came out of the woods and ran
Then, on Saturday, I was hanging out at the park with my friends, and he came out of the woods and ran
Then, on Saturday, I was hanging out at the park with my friends, and he came out of the woods and ran
I locked my bike at school.
When I came back to get it, the bike was still there but the lock wasn't!
Actually, something unusual happened in my class yesterday.
Everybody in the class found a bar of chocolate on their desks.
Last week, my soccer team was playing the best team in the league, and I scored the winning goal during t
Last week, my soccer team was playing the best team in the league, and I scored the winning goal during t
I scored the winning goal during the last five minutes of the game.
I scored the winning goal during the last five minutes of the game.
I scored the winning goal during the last five minutes of the game.
It was awesome.
And it was my first goal of the season!
Well, last weekend, I wore a new shirt to my friend's birthday party and she was wearing the same one!
It was really embarrassing!
I was walking into class when my phone rang.
And then she said `Alice, you're the winner in our photography competition.'
And then she said` Alice, you're the winner in our photography competition.'
How weird!
I bought my first digital camera.

If a post interests me, I often share it.

He left a comment.
A man was trying to change a wheel.
In the letter was a cheque for $10,000.
One day, I came home to find my windows smashed.
At first, she refused.
Finally, she agreed to come.
I heard a strange noise outside.
You never know what goes on behind the scenes.
Do you like watching nature documentaries on TV?
Do you like watching nature documentaries on TV?
Jeff Corwin travels around the world to make his TV show.
His film crew always goes with him.
For this show, Jeff and the crew travelled to Kaktovik in Alaska.
They were looking for Arctic animals to film.
Well, here we are! We finally made it.
It's one of the coldest places on the planet and it just makes me absolutely miserable.
To start with, they were looking for an Arctic seal.
It was very difficult to cut the ice, and it took a long time.
Next, the crew looked for polar bears.
There’s a track. You see it, Glen? Right there?
While they were leaving the scene, one of Jeff's crew noticed a family of polar bears.
A mother and her two cubs were running across the ice.
A mother and her two cubs were running across the ice. So they went back to film them.
It was a fantastic opportunity.
It was a fantastic opportunity.
A find like this is good for the crew.
A find like this is good for the crew.
It's the reason they love their job.
Before an artist starts to draw, a comic generally begins with a 'plot'.
Before an artist starts to draw, a comic generally begins with a 'plot.'
The plot is the story of the comic.
The comic writer sometimes plans the plot on the page.
The comic writer sometimes plans the plot on the page.
The comic writer sometimes plans the plot on the page and includes notes, basic sketches and instructio
The comic writer sometimes plans the plot on the page and includes notes, basic sketches and instructio
The comic writer sometimes plans the plot on the page and includes notes, basic sketches and instructio
The comic writer sometimes plans the plot on the page and includes notes, basic sketches and instructio
The comic writer sometimes plans the plot on the page and includes notes, basic sketches and instructio
The comic writer sometimes plans the plot on the page and includes notes, basic sketches and instructio
The comic writer sometimes plans the plot on the page and includes notes, basic sketches and instructio
The comic writer sometimes plans the plot on the page and includes notes, basic sketches and instructions
During penciling, the artist decides the layout, position and style of the artwork.
The artist does a simple drawing.
The artist does a simple drawing.
During penciling, the artist decides the layout, position and style of the artwork.
During penciling, the artist decides the layout, position and style of the artwork.
During penciling, the artist decides the layout, position and style of the artwork.
During penciling, the artist decides the layout, position and style of the artwork.
After this, the artist then inks the sketches.
In this process the artist creates clear, `line art' in pen.
It is still common for the artist to do the pencilling and inking by hand, not on computer.
It is still common for the artist to do the pencilling and inking by hand, not on computer.
Next, the artist inserts the dialogue into the speech bubbles.
Next, the artist inserts the dialogue into the speech bubbles.
Next, the artist inserts the dialogue into the speech bubbles.
This is called` lettering'.
a page of text
Finally, the artist adds colour to the final line art drawings.
The artist usually scans hand-drawn inked pages, and sends them to a colourist.
The artist usually scans hand-drawn inked pages, and sends them to a colourist.
The artist usually scans hand-drawn inked pages, and sends them to a colourist.
The colourist uses a special program to colour the images.
The colourist uses a special program to colour the images.
a square panel
a rectangular panel
a fitted carpet
I drew the curtains (=opened or closed them).
She put her head on the pillow.
She hung up her clothes in the wardrobe.
I was cold so put an extra blanket on the bed.
I got a plate out of the cupboard.
He looked in the mirror.
She dried herself with a towel.
I put the book back on the shelf.
She was working at her desk.
I put the bowls in the sink.
My parents stayed at the coldest hotel in the world - the Ice Hotel in Sweden.
My parents stayed at the coldest hotel in the world - the Ice Hotel in Sweden.
Their room was 5ºC, but they said that the ice bed was more comfortable than their bed at home and the
It has a lot of rooms and it's really comfortable.
When my cousin got married, she slept in the underwater room at a hotel on Pemba, one of the loveliest isl
When my cousin got married, she slept in the underwater room at a hotel on Pemba, one of the loveliest isl
On holiday this year, we stayed at a treehouse hotel in a beautiful forest in Wales.
On holiday this year, we stayed at a treehouse hotel in a beautiful forest in Wales.
On holiday this year, we stayed at a treehouse hotel in a beautiful forest in Wales.
It was quieter and more relaxing and we did everything more slowly.
But the worst thing? There wasn't any electricity so no TV!
There wasn't any electricity so no TV!
Capsule hotels began in Japan.
The very small rooms or 'capsules' are big enough for a bed and nothing else so guests share a bathroom in
The very small rooms or 'capsules' are big enough for a bed and nothing else so guests share a bathroom in
I do most of the housework.
Dan usually does the washing.
She's doing her homework.
I hate doing the ironing.
Does he do any sports?
He likes doing maths.
He does most of the food shopping.
The view from the hotel window was great.
We had a holiday in the Amazon rainforest.
We had a holiday in the Amazon rainforest.
an exciting football match
The coldest inhabited place on Earth is Oymyakon in North East Russia.
The school canteen is very noisy.
The cheetah is the fastest animal in the world.
Thousands of people visit Matmata in Tunisia every year.
It's one of the most popular places in the country.
Visitors can stay in a small underground hotel.
Until a year ago, he lived with his father.
We decided to move house.
But Joey decided he should move out.
They decide to move the cabin with logs - big pieces of wood - and a special machine called a bulldozer.
They decide to move the cabin with logs - big pieces of wood - and a special machine called a bulldozer.
They decide to move the cabin with logs - big pieces of wood - and a special machine called a bulldozer.
They decide to move the cabin with logs and a special machine called a bulldozer.
Keep going! Don't stop!
Success! We did it!
Hey, Dad, thanks!
Yahoo! We did it!
I'm so excited to be here!
Boy, that was good!
All this work, it's definitely worth it.
It's perfect! Couldn't be better.
Alright!
I'm talking today to Theo Hanson, who probably has one of the most unusual home lives for a teenager.
Well, most of the year I live on a circus train which travels across the USA.
How many things in the home and household appliances can you remember?
We have all the modern appliances like a dishwasher, a washing machine, a microwave and even a comput
We lived in a caravan before but this is a lot more comfortable.
We have lessons five days a week in a special classroom on the train and like regular school, we mustn't mi
We have lessons five days a week in a special classroom on the train and like regular school, we mustn't mi
He's quite strict.
Everyone helps out.
I usually clean the field every morning after a show, you know, pick up empty bottles and packets.
I usually clean the field every morning after a show, you know, pick up empty bottles and packets.
I usually clean the field every morning after a show, you know, pick up empty bottles and packets.
I usually clean the field every morning after a show, you know, pick up empty bottles and packets.
Oh, and my dad's the tiger trainer so I sometimes help him clean the tigers and then we play with them to
Should you do that?
Do you learn how to be a circus performer?
We train for two hours before school and we sometimes train in the afternoon too.
And good luck with your studies!
And good luck with your studies!
The cooker is on.
Can you plug the iron in?
I was loading the dishwasher.
I usually dry my hair with a hairdryer.
I switched the lamp on.
I took the ice cream out of the freezer.
Could you put the heater on?
I put the clothes in the washing machine.
I put the cheese back in the fridge.
Is your seat belt on?
a TV licence
Please take a seat.
a crowded room/train
They've invited us to the wedding.
She was holding an umbrella.
In summer, it's really hot - about 35 to 45 degrees Celsius.
Well, years ago, people found something very valuable in the ground - opals!
Well, years ago, people found something very valuable in the ground - opals!
These stones are quite rare and they're worth a lot of money.
These stones are quite rare and they're worth a lot of money.
So people built mines and collected them.
It's very dark in the mines, of course.
Special machines help to find the opals but people can work for days and not find anything.
They must be very patient.
An opal like this one is very expensive - about 40,000 Euros.
Well, a lot of people in Coober Pedy love to go outside at night and play golf!
Because it's much cooler at night.
We went into the cave.
A truck carrying goods passed us on the road.
They used a digger to make the hole.
precious stones
a cactus in the desert
a textile factory
What's the population of Brazil?
People wear lights on their heads in the mines.
We don't get much free time.
I'm John, from Barrow in Alaska, which is the most northern town in the USA.
The sun is going down.
When the sun comes up, I get up.
Put up your hand if you know the answer.
I'll just put my bag down for a minute, it's rather heavy.
I'm not feeling well - I'm going to lie down.
We'll go up the hill.
Come down from the tree, Tom!
I had to get up at five o'clock this morning.
The whole audience got up and started clapping.
Sit down next to me.
It was normal then for children to stand up when the teacher came into the classroom.
I know everyone in the town, I love the school and we've got some amazing traditions and festivals.
I know everyone in the town, I love the school and we've got some amazing traditions and festivals.
The best is Nalukataq in the spring when the fishermen return to our town with whale meat.
The best is Nalukataq in the spring when the fishermen return to our town with whale meat.
The best is Nalukataq in the spring when the fishermen return to our town with whale meat.
The best is Nalukataq in the spring when the fishermen return to our town with whale meat.
A dancer stands in the middle of the blanket and we throw him or her into the air.
It's fantastic - you should come and join us next year!
Let's walk a bit further down the road.
He visited Greenland.
a high temperature
a low income
a rainy afternoon
The coldest inhabited place on Earth is Oymyakon in North East Russia.
I think I prefer houses because they’re usually bigger so there’s more space.
I think houses because they can be quieter.
We live in an apartment and our neighbours are really noisy.
We live in an apartment and our neighbours are really noisy.
Flats are small and they sometimes don’t get much light.
Houses are better than flats in my opinion.
It's impossible to park in the city centre.
Shall I lay the table?
After dinner I'll give you a hand to put the plates in the dishwasher, but then I need to finish an essay.
It's your turn to feed the rabbit - I did it yesterday.
And can you go and tell Hayley it's dinnertime, please?
Can you do me a favour?

I was washing up a few plates.

It's got two floors and a lift.
It's got two floors and a lift.
There's also a swimming pool and a tennis court.
There's a jacuzzi in the bathroom.
Downstairs there's a living room.
the seventh wonder of the world
the seventh wonder of the world
There are three giant pyramids near the city of Cairo in Egypt.
There are three giant pyramids near the city of Cairo in Egypt.
But the pyramids are in a more peaceful area, away from the busy city.
Four thousand years ago, the builders covered the top with gold.
The Pyramid of Khufu is made of more than two million stone blocks.
They were the tombs of the pharaohs of Ancient Egypt.
They were the tombs of the pharaohs of Ancient Egypt.
A tomb is a place for a dead body.
A tomb is a place for a dead body.
The four sides of each pyramid face north, south, east, and west.
The four sides of each pyramid face north, south, east, and west.
The four sides of each pyramid face north, south, east, and west.
The four sides of each pyramid face north, south, east, and west.
The sides are exactly the same size.
And how did they lift the blocks so high?
It’s the secret of the pyramids.
A plan of my ideal house
He was sitting in his favourite armchair.
We don't have much furniture.
a luxury item
a luxury item
He ran upstairs to answer the phone.
Nick goes to the gym three times a week.
a massive building
a king-sized bed
My clothes are in a chest of drawers.
We bought a pool table.
manga comics
They were sitting on the sofa.
a cinema-sized TV
We visited the island of Malta last summer.
I passed the exam.
a champion swimmer
You need this to dry yourself after a shower.
You need this to dry yourself after a shower.
Marco Polo explored China.
People wash dirty things in this.
We arranged to meet at 12 o'clock noon.
Kilauea in Hawaii is the wettest place in the world.
Kilauea in Hawaii is the wettest place in the world.
Is the volcano active or dormant?
Is the volcano active or dormant?
A family of mice fell down our chimney and got into the living room!
Commonwealth Bay in Antarctica
Commonwealth Bay in Antarctica
a windy day
German architect Walter Gropius started the school in 1919.
The Bauhaus school tried to combine form (the shape of something) and function (how we use something) in
The Bauhaus school tried to combine form (the shape of something) and function (how we use something) in
The Bauhaus school tried to combine form (the shape of something) and function (how we use something) in
The Bauhaus school tried to combine form (the shape of something) and function (how we use something) in
The Bauhaus school tried to combine form (the shape of something) and function (how we use something) in
Bauhaus architects didn't like lots of decoration on buildings; they preferred flat roofs, straight lines, an
Bauhaus architects didn't like lots of decoration on buildings; they preferred flat roofs, straight lines, an
Bauhaus architects didn't like lots of decoration on buildings; they preferred flat roofs, straight lines, an
Bauhaus architects didn't like lots of decoration on buildings; they preferred flat roofs, straight lines, an
Bauhaus architects didn't like lots of decoration on buildings; they preferred flat roofs, straight lines, an
Before Bauhaus, architects used lots of different shapes and colours, and materials like marble, hardwoods
Before Bauhaus, architects used lots of different shapes and colours, and materials like marble, hardwoods
Before Bauhaus, architects used lots of different shapes and colours, and materials like marble, hardwoods
Bauhaus used metal, glass, steel or plastic to make their buildings.
Bauhaus used metal, glass, steel or plastic to make their buildings.
Bauhaus used metal, glass, steel or plastic to make their buildings.
Bauhaus used metal, glass, steel or plastic to make their buildings.
Typical colours are white, grey and black.
The designs for the furniture inside Bauhaus buildings are also simple, and functional.
The designs for the furniture inside Bauhaus buildings are also simple, and functional.
The school finally closed in 1933 because of problems and disagreements with the new leaders in German
The school finally closed in 1933 because of problems and disagreements with the new leaders in German
Bauhaus had a big influence on modern architecture all around the world as many of its former students
Bauhaus had a big influence on modern architecture all around the world as many of its former students
Famous examples are the Seagram building in New York, the United Airlines Terminal in the O'Hare Interna
Famous examples are the Seagram building in New York, the United Airlines Terminal in the O'Hare Interna
Famous examples are the Seagram building in New York, the United Airlines Terminal in the O'Hare Interna
old-fashioned architecture
traditional architecture
The Bauhaus school moved location twice before it closed.
I've been there twice.
Use the keyboard.
I'll bring my laptop.
The microchip is the brain of the computer.
You need a smartphone.
Can I use your tablet?
Put it on the memory stick.
Can I use the printer?
It has a touch screen.
Use your mouse.
Did you save your work?
past, present and future
Computers are now both much smaller, don't forget your smartphone is a mini computer, and also more
There is more power in a smartphone than in all the computers on Apollo 11, the first spacecraft on the
There is more power in a smartphone than in all the computers on Apollo 11, the first spacecraft on the
There is more power in a smartphone than in all the computers on Apollo 11, the first spacecraft on the
computer technology
A computer's` brain' is in its chip and in the future scientists will be able to save much more information on
A computer's 'brain' is in its chip and in the future scientists will be able to save much more information on
So, computers will be smaller and even more powerful and they may even think like humans.
Need a new hip, knee or face?
Now look at their faces.
With this state-of-the-art 3-D printer you can turn your ideas into real objects.
He remarked on her beauty.
chest/stomach pain
an increase in the use of mobile phones
She planned the trip with great care.
a message full of hope
a hopeless situation
She was depressed and felt totally hopeless about the future.
I'm hopeful that I'll do well.
a beautiful woman
beautiful music
useful information
a wonderful idea
Recovery from the operation is a slow and painful process.
careful planning/consideration
a colourful painting
a powerful man/woman
a powerful engine/weapon
a powerful effect/influence
If the operation is successful, she should be walking within a few months.
a successful businessman
a successful book/film
a colourless liquid
The police were powerless to stop the fighting.
This umbrella's useless - there's a big hole in it.
Dave's useless at football.
It was very careless of you to forget your passport.
a painless death
Make predictions about the future.
an American engineer
Americans will be 5 cm taller.
Americans will be 5 cm taller.
WiFi connections
WiFi connections
I work in an office.
What about a robot car?
They really want a pizza, but there's nowhere on the island that delivers.
First, they try a blimp.
The car crosses the bridge but when it turns, it hits the wall.
The car crosses the bridge but when it turns, it hits the wall.
The car crosses the bridge but when it turns, it hits the wall.
The car crosses the bridge but when it turns, it hits the wall.
It's a difficult situation and I don't know what the answer is.
a pizza cook
Could you tell me the way to the bank?
a satisfied customer
a road map
He paid by credit card.
an electric oven
Can I take your order now?
You plug it into the television.
Could you plug the iron in for me?
It costs 35 dollars.
Programming computers is very difficult!
They want to teach kids in British schools how computers work.
Schools and clubs in the UK are using these computers to teach children how to write code.
Schools and clubs in the UK are using these computers to teach children how to write code.
If you push it too hard, you may break it but if you put it in like this, you won't.
If you push it too hard, you may break it but if you put it in like this, you won't.
Turn down the volume.
Click on the icon.

a YouTube channel
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If I get a new computer, I'll start my own YouTube channel.
Everybody will be amazed if they see her playing football on the beach!
If my brother learns to write code, he will get a job as a computer programmer.
a file sharing service
He used to play cassettes.
I bought their latest CD.
a music streaming website
What will our digital world be like in ten years?
He gave this programme to his friends for free.
What will our digital world be like in ten years? What part will music play?
Soon a million students had it and Napster became a big business.
He and his friends were always looking for different ways to download and listen to songs.
He and his friends were always looking for different ways to download and listen to songs.
Now the music industry was really changing.
So they closed Napster down.
Record companies and bands weren't happy because they weren't getting money for their music from Napst
They stopped one company but not file sharing or social media.
If file sharing continues, what form will it take?
The lawyers stopped Napster but people continue to share files.
The lawyers stopped Napster but people continue to share files.
People bought CDs and listened to them on CD players.
Do you listen to streamed music online?
Do you think closing down Napster was a good decision?
After cleaning the chicken house, I have breakfast.
Our teacher uses the interactive whiteboard to explain some new ideas.
Our teacher uses the interactive whiteboard to explain some new ideas.
Our teacher uses the interactive whiteboard to explain some new ideas.
This lesson is only half an hour but it's tiring.
This lesson is only half an hour but it's tiring.
Nowadays, they use the latest technology.
Nowadays, they use the latest technology.
I had to get up at five o'clock this morning.
The whole audience got up and started clapping.
I'm looking for my bag.
I took off my coat.
Come on, wake up!
When are you going back to London?
I'll just put my coat on.
He turned the light on.
Come over here and sit down.
My mom tells me to take it with me whenever I go out.
I use it to phone my mum and dad and to text my friends.
First, you need to press the round button at the bottom.
First, you need to press the round button at the bottom.
Now swipe the bottom of the screen to unlock the phone.
Now swipe the bottom of the screen to unlock the phone.
How do I make a call?
You have to touch the contacts icon, and then scroll down to Granddad's name.
You have to touch the contacts icon, and then scroll down to Granddad's name.
You have to touch the contacts icon, and then scroll down to Granddad's name.
OK, here it is. If you tap Granddad's number, it'll ring him.
You're a fast learner!
I'll just check my emails.
I'm just surfing.

Firstly, technology will change the way we buy music.

However, others say that some people will always prefer to buy CDs from shops.
Secondly, technology will change which music we listen to.
In conclusion, I'm sure that things will be different in the future but, in my opinion, some people will alw
In which paragraph does he introduce the topic?
The contrast between their lifestyles couldn't be greater.
I'll just summarise the main points.
So, what do you think: are they twins?
Is he very shy?
The man on the left is a professor in Japan and the other man is a robot!
He designed a way to communicate with the robot, using computers.
They use these` supercomputers' to do experiments that might be difficult or dangerous in the real world.
Personal computers help us to communicate and organise our lives.
They use these` supercomputers' to do experiments that might be difficult or dangerous in the real world.
Some of them can do more than one quadrillion (1,000,000,000,000,000) calculations in a second.
Some of them can do more than one quadrillion (1,000,000,000,000,000) calculations in a second.
It can process information very fast and accurately.
Scientists use this power to make virtual physical worlds that help them with research.
Scientists use this power to make virtual physical worlds that help them with research.
Scientists use this power to make virtual physical worlds that help them with research.
Scientists use this power to make virtual physical worlds that help them with research.
Every time you see the weather forecast on TV, you are seeing the work of very powerful supercomputers
a lovely sunny day
Scientists use these computers to show how aeroplanes can save fuel by flying with the wind.
Wood, coal, oil, petrol and gas are all different kinds of fuel.
There isn't enough wind to fly a kite.
The flight was delayed because of bad weather.
As for the future, experts believe that one day computer scientists will build the ultimate supercomputer t
As for the future, experts believe that one day computer scientists will build the ultimate supercomputer t
Experts believe that one day computer scientists will build the ultimate supercomputer that can think and
How many operations can a supercomputer do per second?
to be in good/poor health
We must do more to protect the environment.
More money should be spent on education.
She was born in London in 1973.
I need to get a job
They got married last year.
She wants to go to university.
Do you want to have children?
My sister is learning to drive.
I left home to go to university.
He left school at 16.
Children start school in this country aged five.
He's going to take a year out before university.
She grew up in New York.
If I go near that dog, it'll bite me.
A playgroup near my home needs volunteers.
I think I'll write an article about student life.
She's having a gap year before she goes to university.
My trip to Australia was an experience I'll never forget.
How did you find out about the party?
I think we got on the wrong bus.
Get off at Camden Town.
Are you going out tonight?
I've been going out with him for a year.
Could you switch on the lamp?
Could you switch off the lamp?
I wrote down her number.
I tried on the sweater.
I'm looking for my keys.
He was driving a sports car.
Maggy is homeschooled.
Homeschooling works well for some families.
We homeschool because my oldest son has some special needs and school just didn’t work out for him.
Maggy is really close to her brothers and sisters.
We homeschool because my oldest son has some special needs and school just didn’t work out for him.
I like being homeschooled because I get a lot more attention than, like, I would in a large public school.
What will the judges say?
A round of applause, everyone, for Maggy.
He's in Kenya.
He's working on an eco-project you know, for the environment.
Well, they're collecting and recycling plastic bags from the beaches in Kenya.
Local people make the plastic bags into handbags and they sell them to tourists.
Local people make the plastic bags into handbags and they sell them to tourists.
Well, you can do something positive now and help me finish my homework!

I'm going on a trip to Brazil.

Churchill was a distinguished politician.
It was on the news last night.
the president of the United States
to call/hold a press conference
He was asked a question by a journalist.
There were a lot of reporters at the press conference.
I did my homework and went swimming afterwards.
Maybe I'll go to Italy.
I love cooking.
They've got a young chef's programme in Rome and I'll learn to cook Italian food.
They've got a young chef's programme in Rome and I'll learn to cook Italian food.
They've got a young chef's programme in Rome and I'll learn to cook Italian food.
There are also lots of historical towns and cities to visit.
I can help to repair old historical buildings.
It has wide open spaces and green forests.
Maybe I'll go hiking there.
Or maybe I'll go to Madagascar for my adventure.
There are amazing animals there too and lots of dinosaur bones.
Maybe I'll help an archaeologist look for a T-Rex!
The narrator knows exactly where she is going to.
That's an option you might like to consider.
Four per cent of the children in India are orphans which means they don't have any parents.
And for the next twelve weeks, I'm helping in an orphanage, a home for orphans, in Goa, India.
When I arrived two weeks ago, the project manager was waiting for me at the airport.
For the first week, we had Hindi classes.
We also learned about Indian culture and our project.
Then I help them with their lunch which is usually chicken or vegetable curry with rice and chapatti, a flat
Then I help them with their lunch which is usually chicken or vegetable curry with rice and chapatti, a flat
Then I help them with their lunch which is usually chicken or vegetable curry with rice and chapatti, a flat
Then I help them with their lunch which is usually chicken or vegetable curry with rice and chapatti, a flat
Then I help them with their lunch which is usually chicken or vegetable curry with rice and chapatti, a flat
It's very hot here so people wear loose clothes.
Women often wear colourful saris made of silk or cotton and men wear dhotis, a kind of long white skirt.
Women often wear colourful saris made of silk or cotton and men wear dhotis, a kind of long white skirt.
Women often wear colourful saris made of silk or cotton and men wear dhotis, a kind of long white skirt.
Women often wear colourful saris made of silk or cotton and men wear dhotis, a kind of long white skirt.
Curry is a dish of meat, fish or vegetables cooked in a spicy sauce.
Curry is a dish of meat, fish or vegetables cooked in a spicy sauce.
Curry is a dish of meat, fish or vegetables cooked in a spicy sauce.
I agree with you.
He asked for the bill.
The car belongs to James.
I dreamt about you last night.
We learnt about ancient Egypt in class today.
Listen to me!
She spends a lot on clothes.
I paid for the tickets.
I talked to Ben.
I'm waiting for Kate to arrive.
I need to get a visa.
Maybe I'll cure the common cold!
Maybe I'll cure the common cold!
When I leave school, I'm going to go to university and study Chinese.
I'm going to be a professional football player.
When I finish school, I'm going to buy a motorcycle and ride around the world with a friend.
But what about people who live in the countryside?
I disagree!

Do you think it helped his career? "Absolutely."

The teachers are planning to take us to Paris.

We're going to see the Eiffel Tower, some of the museums and maybe we'll spend a day in Disneyland.
Many thanks again for sending the money and I promise to send you some photos from the trip!
Best wishes, Tom
I don't mind travelling by bus.
I'm tidying before our guests arrive.
And this class of architecture students has a big challenge after a tornado hit the state of Kansas.
And this class of architecture students has a big challenge after a tornado hit the state of Kansas.
And this class of architecture students has a big challenge after a tornado hit the state of Kansas.
And this class of architecture students has a big challenge after a tornado hit the state of Kansas.
The tornado destroyed almost everything.
The tornado destroyed almost everything.
So the students want to build a new community art centre, and they want it to be green.
So the students want to build a new community art centre, and they want it to be green.
They're going to use clean energy for the building.
They're going to use clean energy for the building.
They want to use recycled materials, so they take wood from this old building.
The sun will shine into the building in winter, but not in summer.
The roof will have special windows that'll open to cool the building in summer.
The roof will have special windows that'll open to cool the building in summer.
The building will have insulation to keep it warm in the winter without using too much energy.
The building is almost complete.
So, congratulations to the students of the University of Kansas!
I need to post my blog entries on to the class website.
They will drink special liquids.
How does your microphone work?
How do I post a message on this forum?
The diagram illustrates the lifecycle of a plastic bag.
The process starts with the extraction of oil.
Somebody told me that on average each of us uses around 200 plastic bags a year.
We produce plastic bags, use them and then throw them away.
We produce plastic bags, use them and then throw them away.
The process starts with the extraction of oil - the material we use to make plastic bags.
That's how the oil is extracted.
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Put it in the recycling bin.
Does the lifecycle end with recycling?
Unfortunately, we only usually use plastic bags once for an average of 20 minutes before we throw them
We sometimes use plastic bags twice.
Reducing means decreasing the number of plastic bags we use.
The third R is reusing which means using plastic bags more than once.
The three Rs reduce, reuse, recycle are important because they are ways of reducing plastic waste.
Reducing means decreasing the number of plastic bags we use.
What problems can plastic bags cause?
Well, we think that each year plastic bags kill more than a million seabirds and 100,000 marine animals.
Well, we think that each year plastic bags kill more than a million seabirds and 100,000 marine animals.
Well, we think that each year plastic bags kill more than a million seabirds and 100,000 marine animals.
Some plastic bags are biodegradable.
Most plastic bags are non-biodegradable, right?
It means they don't get smaller or disappear.
It can take up to 1,000 years for a plastic bag to decompose.
What alternatives are there to plastic bags?
How many accidents and injuries and parts of the body can you remember?
He crashed his car late one night.
Ow! I just banged my head on the shelf.
She trapped her finger in the door as she was getting out of the car.
She hurt her back lifting a heavy box.
He broke his leg in a skiing accident.
I cut my finger while I was chopping vegetables.
I fell off my bike going round a corner too fast.
I burned my hand on the oven.
I tripped over the dog as I was running out of the house.
I slipped on ice and broke my leg.
a serious accident/illness
In 2010 a machine trapped him and he broke both his legs.
a heart/lung operation
He also got hurt badly when he got home one day, tripped over a cat, fell down the stairs and banged his
He fell down the stairs and banged his head.
He fell down the stairs and banged his head.
While working on the farm, he broke his fingers with a hammer.
While working on the farm, he broke his fingers with a hammer and crashed a tractor.
While working on the farm, he broke his fingers with a hammer and crashed a tractor.
`I'll never forget when Mick stepped on a potato, slipped and broke both his ankles.' his wife Evelyn says.
`I'll never forget when Mick stepped on a potato, slipped and broke both his ankles.' his wife Evelyn says.
But Mick has never complained or got angry about his injuries.
`It's important to keep going and get better when these things happen.' he says with a smile.
It's a bit of a joke.
It's a bit of a joke.
The government believes it costs hospitals over £100 million to help these people.
Hope you get better soon!
I got up and got dressed.
It's getting dark.
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I got home late.
He got injured at work.
We got married last year.
As he got older, he became quite fat.
I got sick on holiday.
I get worried when she's out late.
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He went scuba diving.
E. coli 0157 is a kind of bacteria.
Inside the body, E. coli 0157 damages cells in our blood.
Inside the body, E. coli 0157 damages cells in our blood.
Inside the body, E. coli 0157 damages cells in our blood.
They interview the patients.
They interview the patients.
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ready-made cookie dough
ready-made cookie dough
Today I'm talking to Angela Headley, a Health and Safety expert.
food/road safety
I've cut my fingers a few times, and I've burnt my hand with very hot water.
Seriously though, you mustn't say that.
And thousands of people cut themselves with a knife or an open tin can.
I’ve cut my fingers a few times.
Many people slip in the shower or bath and break a leg or an arm, especially when they get old.
The most common accidents at home are slips, trips and falls.
The most common accidents at home are slips, trips and falls.
The most common accidents at home are slips, trips and falls.
Ouch! That hurt!
a television presenter
That's the most common accident.
Over 2 million people have injured themselves at home this year.
She broke her ankle.
I banged my elbow.
My shoulder aches.
I have a pain in my chest.
He's hurt his back.
He broke his wrist.
My neck is sore.
He fell over and cut his knee.
Have you ever watched an important sports match in a stadium?
I haven't tried snowboarding.
Last year, we went to Argentina.
Have you ever tried Mexican food?
Have you ever sung Karaoke?
I once saw a taipan.
There was a cobra at the zoo.
People have died in 45 minutes from one snake bite.
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Australia has got many incredible animals, like kangaroos and, of course, koalas.
Australia has got many incredible animals, like kangaroos and, of course, koalas.
Australia has got many incredible animals, like kangaroos and, of course, koalas.
But Australians also live with some really dangerous animals like this crocodile.
But Australians also live with some really dangerous animals like this crocodile.
Or this animal - the funnel web spider.
It's small but toxic.
Brown snakes like these here are the second most dangerous snakes in the world.
There's plenty of food for them there.
They help the local people to live more safely in their homes by removing the snakes.
They help the local people to live more safely in their homes by removing the snakes.
In Australia, you can't kill snakes - it's against the law.
He yawned, sleepily.
I wouldn't like to be a snake catcher.
I didn't tell her the truth because I thought it would be unkind.
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He worked as a zookeeper.
In the Sundarbans region in Bangladesh, thousands of people go into the forests every day.
In the Sundarbans region in Bangladesh, thousands of people go into the forests every day.
In the Sundarbans region in Bangladesh, thousands of people go into the forests every day to fish, hunt a
In the Sundarbans region in Bangladesh, thousands of people go into the forests every day to fish, hunt a
The local people feel scared and they worry that the tigers will come into their villages and attack them.
Charity workers also tell people where the attacks have happened.
The people sing songs about tigers and tell stories about tiger gods.
The charity hopes that the people will learn to understand the tigers better, and will be able to live safely
Charity workers also tell people where the attacks have happened.
We watched the fishing boats come in.
a wildlife park
In the Sundarbans region in Bangladesh, thousands of people go into the forests every day to fish, hunt a
Local people are learning how to look for tiger marks on the forest floor.
I've never broken any bones, but I fell out of a tree and sprained my ankle when I was five.
I cut my hand on a broken glass last week and it still hurts.
I cut my hand on a broken glass last week and it still hurts.
I was playing in the kitchen and I burned my hand on the stove.
Haven't seen you for ages. What have you been up to?
Hi Holly. How’s it going?
Wow! How amazing!
Well done! That’s fantastic!
Oh no! Is it serious?
What a shame! I’m sorry to hear that.
What a shame! I’m sorry to hear that.
His football team’s in the final but he can’t play.
I think I’m going to summer school!
I'm afraid I can't come on the trip to the amusement park this Saturday.
It was really painful.
I went to the hospital and they put a plaster on it.
Now I can't walk and will have to rest for the next eight weeks!
You must come round to the flat for dinner some time.
What new plan does she suggest?

medical care
medical myths
Have you ever heard that loud music hurts your ears?
My ears are still ringing!
We measure sound in decibels.
A decibel is a measurement of sound.
That was reading over a hundred and twenty decibels!
First, we test their hearing.
First, we test their hearing.
Then we give Grant special earplugs and Annie, normal earplugs.
Oh boy! That was loud!
Is listening to loud music harmful to your hearing?
an article about foodborne illness
Then you've probably had food poisoning.
Food poisoning is an illness which you can get when you eat food that contains bacteria, viruses or parasi
Food poisoning is an illness which you can get when you eat food that contains bacteria, viruses or parasi
Food poisoning is an illness which you can get when you eat food that contains bacteria, viruses or parasi
Food poisoning is an illness which you can get when you eat food that contains bacteria, viruses or parasi
Common symptoms of foodborne illnesses are diarrhea, vomiting, headaches and fever.
Common symptoms of foodborne illnesses are diarrhea, vomiting, headaches and fever.
Common symptoms of foodborne illnesses are diarrhea, vomiting, headaches and fever.
Common symptoms of foodborne illnesses are diarrhea, vomiting, headaches and fever.
Common symptoms of foodborne illnesses are diarrhea, vomiting, headaches and fever.
The two most common foodborne illnesses are campylobacter and salmonella.
Both of these are bacterial foodborne illnesses.
Both of these are bacterial foodborne illnesses and we sometimes find them in raw (uncooked) meat (espec
Both of these are bacterial foodborne illnesses and we sometimes find them in raw (uncooked) meat (espec
Both of these are bacterial foodborne illnesses and we sometimes find them in raw (uncooked) meat (espec
Both of these are bacterial foodborne illnesses and we sometimes find them in raw (uncooked) meat (espec
You can get food poisoning from food which has not been cooked properly or because of `cross contamina
You can get food poisoning from food which has not been cooked properly or because of` cross contamina
This is when bacteria spread between different foods, surfaces or kitchen equipment.
This is when bacteria spread between different foods, surfaces or kitchen equipment.
This is when bacteria spread between different foods, surfaces or kitchen equipment.
For example, when you prepare raw chicken on a surface and don't clean it before using the same surface
Today we are going to talk about food safety and how to avoid foodborne illness.
There are things which you should do before, during and after food preparation.
First of all cleaning: possibly the most important thing is always to wash your hands before touching food
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Always wash kitchen equipment like knives, plates, pans, chopping boards and surfaces with hot water an
Always wash kitchen equipment like knives, plates, pans, chopping boards and surfaces with hot water an
Next cooking always make sure that you cook meat and poultry properly, this will kill bacteria.
Food should be very hot all the way through and shouldn't be pink in the middle.
This is especially important when cooking food from frozen as it can take longer to cook.
Next chilling: we need to keep some food at the correct temperature to prevent bacteria from multiplying
Next chilling: we need to keep some food at the correct temperature to prevent bacteria from multiplying
Next chilling: we need to keep some food at the correct temperature to prevent bacteria from multiplying
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If food that needs to be chilled is left at room temperature, bacteria can grow and multiply to dangerous l
Always read the cooking instructions on food labels to see how you should keep it after cooking.
Always keep raw and cooked food apart in a fridge.
Keep raw meat at the bottom of the fridge in a container.
What other ways can you think of for bacteria and infections to spread from person to person?
I read a lot of books.
Like most kids, he plays a lot of computer games.
At the weekend I meet my friends.
I wanted to spend more time with my family.
I use the Internet for shopping and banking.
The kids like drawing pictures.
He takes lots of photos of nature.
I like watching films at the cinema.
We're having a party for Jamie's 21st birthday.
Do you play an instrument?
Do you have any plans for the long weekend?
I'm going to meet my friends at the open-air swimming pool.
There's an exhibition for students to show their photos.
Have a good time this evening!
I have a shower in the morning.
She's having problems at work.
I thought we could have a meal together.
Have a rest after lunch.
Make sure you're home by ten o'clock.
I do most of the housework.
I got up and made the bed.
Have fun tonight!
I've got a lot of homework to do.
Could you do me a favour?
Why don't we make a cake?
We could go to the beach and have a swim.
Can I make a suggestion?
Dan does the shopping.
Is it the one with red stars?
Which is your skateboard?
A lot of immigrants came from different parts of the world and brought their specialties with them.
A lot of immigrants came from different parts of the world and brought their specialties with them.
Robert Albinder is the manager of this place: Katz's Delicatessen.
It opened in 1888 and it's the oldest deli in New York.
This soup is absolutely delicious.
The next stop on our New York food tour is Sylvia’s Restaurant.
Sylvia serves delicious American-style dishes.
After lunch at Katz's Deli and dinner at Sylvia's, how about something sweet for dessert?
Serendipity is famous for delicious desserts everyone loves their frozen hot chocolate. or ice cream sunda
I love their ice cream and fudge!
The sauce itself was like chocolatey toffee.
a rich sauce
We were really scared, but he was joking with us.
We went to a Spanish day.
You'll certainly remember that day!
He got really upset and started crying so we helped him.
When my teacher started dancing in the afternoon, I was too embarrassed to look.
She's afraid of water.
I'm too tired to go out tonight.
He's really angry with me for upsetting Sophie.
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Sarah's only interested in boys, CDs, and clothes.
I'm bored with doing homework.
I'm surprised to see you here!
She was very upset to hear that the holiday had been cancelled.
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Let's go to the disco.
My hair's such a mess!
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First, take a pumpkin.
Then build a machine to chuck it as far as you can.
You can launch it, shoot it, or this!
You can launch it, shoot it, or this!
Every year, people come to this town in the USA for the annual Punkin Chunkin, a day of sun, fun, and pu
I'm Jake Burton and this is my air cannon, Young Glory III.
Some people wear strange costumes.
It's April Fool's Day!
I played a joke on her!
I was a fool to trust him.
Playing jokes on 1 April is still normal in English-speaking countries today.
In 1957, they showed a programme about spaghetti growing on trees.
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Everyone was very unhappy about the change until the BBC told them it was an April Fools' joke!
Everyone was very unhappy about the change until the BBC told them it was an April Fools' joke!
In 2013 a famous internet search engine said that people could now use the Internet to look for different
In 2013 a famous internet search engine said that people could now use the Internet to look for different
Having a party can be stressful
Meeting friends is fun.
Playing an instrument is really good for the brain.
He loves playing a joke on us.
Reading books is my favourite pastime.
Taking photos is really interesting.
I think using the internet is so convenient.
Watching films is so relaxing.
No, I'd rather do something more exciting.
We went to the water park.
What about paintballing?
What about going to the beach?
Let's eat out tonight.
Why don’t we look on the Internet for more ideas?
No, never! That’s a great idea!
No, I’d rather do something more exciting.
How about a drink?
Where shall we go out for dinner?
"Why don’t we look on the Internet for more ideas?" "OK, why not?"
a Segway excursion
a Segway excursion
Booking essential!
ICE SKATING Green Park Ice Rink Open 12 am - 8 pm daily
Booking essential!
HORSE RIDING Blackthorn Riding Stables Open weekdays 2-7 pm Weekends 9 am - 6 pm
birthday celebrations
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the Arts Theatre
This knife is very sharp.
She sings beautifully.
It's called the monsoon season.
But during the other nine months, it is very dry.
They built a step well, like this one.
They built a step well, like this one.
Functional zones in a city are the areas where people go to do particular things.
Functional zones in a city are the areas where people go to do particular things.
There are three main functional areas in a modern city: the CBD (central business district) , the industrial
There are three main functional areas in a modern city: the CBD (central business district) , the industrial
There are three main functional areas in a modern city: the CBD (central business district) , the industrial
There are three main functional areas in a modern city: the CBD (central business district) , the industrial
It is usually in the historic centre of a city.
It has most of the shops and services, like banks, libraries, and also offices and the town hall.
It has most of the shops and services, like banks, libraries, and also offices and the town hall.
It has most of the shops and services, like banks, libraries, and also offices and the town hall.
Land is expensive in the CBD so there are often a lot of tall buildings like skyscrapers.
The industrial zone is where the factories, warehouses and industries are.
Many years ago, these zones were in the centre of cities, but they moved out, probably because of the noi
Workers often travel here from where they live, so these zones usually have good transport links for train
Workers often travel here from where they live, so these zones usually have good transport links for train
Workers often travel here from where they live, so these zones usually have good transport links for train
Residential zones are often on the outside of a city.
The city centre is quite ugly.
Information leaflet about a festival
May Day is a trdaitional festival.
In the UK, it's a public holiday so not many people work on this day.
One traditional activity is` May pole dancing'.
In this activity, people dance around a tall pole with colourful ribbons.
The ribbons create a decorative pattern at the top of the pole as the people dance around it.
A lot of schools in rural areas organise maypole dances for their pupils.
Another traditional dance during May Day celebrations is `morris dancing'.
Dancers dress in white clothes with bells attached to them and carry scarves and long wooden sticks.
Dancers dress in white clothes with bells attached to them and carry scarves and long wooden sticks.
Dancers dress in white clothes with bells attached to them and carry scarves and long wooden sticks.
Dancers dress in white clothes with bells attached to them and carry scarves and long wooden sticks.
Dancers dress in white clothes with bells attached to them and carry scarves and long wooden sticks.
The participants hit their sticks together in the air as they perform a special dance.
The participants hit their sticks together in the air as they perform a special dance.
The participants hit their sticks together in the air as they perform a special dance.
The participants hit their sticks together in the air as they perform a special dance.
The bells on their clothes make sounds as they dance to traditional accordion music.
Other traditions include making displays with flowers.
Other traditions include making displays with flowers and decorating houses with flowers and leaves.
Other traditions include making displays with flowers and decorating houses with flowers and leaves.
Other traditions include making displays with flowers, and special processions through the streets with pe
Other traditions include making displays with flowers, and special processions through the streets with pe
There is n't much traditional May Day food, but at May Day events you can typically find traditional British
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Unit English Translation
1 bookshop Buchhandlung
1 electronics shop Elektronikladen
1 shoe shop Schuhgeschäft
1 chemist Drogerie
1 music shop Musikladen
1 sports shop Sportgeschäft
1 clothes shop Bekleidungsladen
1 newsagent Zeitschriftenladen
1 supermarket Supermarkt
1 department store Kaufhaus
1 amazing erstaunlich
1 awful schrecklich
1 boiling kochend heiß
1 brilliant hervorragend
1 freezing eiskalt
1 great großartig
1 huge riesig
1 horrible abscheulich
1 terrible entsetzlich
1 wonderful wunderbar
1 spend (time) verbringen
1 buy kaufen
1 sell verkaufen
1 borrow leihen
1 save (money) sparen
1 earn verdienen
1 unafraid furchtlos
1 unhappy unglücklich
1 unlucky Pech haben
1 unusual ungewöhnlich
1 unclear unklar
1 unimportant unwichtig
1 untidy unordentlich
1 unwell unwohl
1 unfriendly unfreundlich
1 uninteresting uninteressant
2 actor Schauspieler
2 firefighter Feuerwehrmann
2 scientist Wissenschaftler
2 artist Künstler
2 police officer Polizeibeamter
2 vet Tierarzt
2 astronaut Astronaut
2 musician Musiker
2 dancer Tänzer
2 nurse Krankenpfleger
2 brave tapfer
2 friendly freundlich
2 quiet still
2 calm ruhig
2 funny lustig
2 serious ernst
2 cheerful fröhlich
2 kind liebenswürdig
2 make a bed ein Bett machen
2 make history Geschichte machen
2 make a suggestion einen Vorschlag machen
2 make a cake einen Kuchen backen
2 make mistakes Fehler machen
2 make sure sichergehen
2 make friends sich anfreunden
2 make a phone call jdn. anrufen
2 friendliness Freundlichkeit
kindness
2 Liebenswürdigkeit
2 tidiness Ordnung
2 happiness Glück
2 quietness Stille
2 weakness Schwäche
2 illness Krankheit
2 sadness Traurigkeit
3 catch fangen
3 fall over stürzen
3 run laufen
3 chase jagen
3 hide sich verstecken
3 throw werfen
3 climb klettern
3 jump springen
3 badly schlecht
3 easily leicht
3 quietly leise
3 quickly schnell
3 carefully sorgfältig
3 happily glücklich
3 slowly langsam
3 well gut
3 look up nachschlagen
3 look through durchsehen
3 look after betreuen
3 look like aussehen wie
3 look out Achtung!
3 look for suchen
3 builder Bauhandwerker
3 farmer Bauer
3 photographer Fotograf
3 swimmer Schwimmer
3 explorer Forscher
3 islander Inselbewohner
3 shopper Käufer
3 painter Maler
4 blanket Decke
4 cupboard Schrank
4 desk Schreibtisch
4 mirror Spiegel
4 towel Handtuch
4 carpet Teppich
4 curtains Vorhang
4 pillow Kissen
4 shelf Regal
4 wardrobe Kleiderschrank
4 cooker Herd
4 fridge Kühlschrank
4 iron Bügeleisen
4 dishwasher Geschirrspüler
4 hairdryer Haartrockner
4 lamp Lampe
4 freezer Gefrierschrank
4 heater Heizgerät
4 washing machine Waschmaschine
4 do the washing Wäsche waschen
4 do the ironing bügeln
4 do sports Sport betreiben
4 do homework Hausaufgaben machen
4 do housework Hausarbeit erledigen
4 do the washing Wäsche waschen
4 do Maths rechnen
4 go up ansteigen
4 go down untergehen
4 get up aufstehen
4 put up (hand) heben (Hand) / aufstellen (Zelt)
4 put down absetzen
4 sit down sich hinsetzen
4 stand up (auf)stehen
5 keyboard Tastatur
5 microchip Mikrochip
5 smartphone Smartphone
5 laptop Laptop
5 mouse Maus
5 tablet Tablet
5 memory stick Memorystick
5 printer Drucker
5 touch screen Touchscreen
5 click  on the icon auf das Symbol klicken
5 Log onto your computer sich am Computer anmelden
Scroll down the webpage
5 auf der Webseite nach unten scrollen
5 Shut down the computer den Computer herunterfahren
5 Sign into your account sich bei seinem Konto anmelden
5 Turn down the volume die Lautstärke leiser stellen
5 Turn on the laptop den Laptop einschalten
5 Turn up the volume die Lautstärke hochdrehen
5 beautiful schön
5 careful vorsichtig
5 colourful farbenfroh
5 painful schmerzhaft
5 powerful mächtig
5 successful erfolgreich
5 useful nützlich
5 wonderful wunderbar
5 useless nutzlos
5 powerless machtlos
5 painless schmerzlos
5 careless nachlässig
5 colourless farblos
5 get up aufstehen
5 go back zurückgehen
5 look for suchen
5 put on anziehen
5 take off ausziehen
5 turn on einschalten
6 be born geboren werden
6 get a job eine Stelle bekommen
6 get married heiraten
go to university
6 auf die Universität gehen / studieren
6 have children Kinder bekommen
6 learn to drive fahren lernen
6 leave home das Elternhaus verlassen
6 leave school von der Schule abgehen
6 start school eingeschult werden
6 take a year out sich ein Jahr frei nehmen
6 bag Tasche
6 jars Einmachgläser
6 bottles Flaschen
6 cartons Getränkekartons
6 cans Dosen
6 cardboard box Karton
6 crisp packet Chipstüte
6 find out herausfinden
6 get on einsteigen
6 get off aussteigen
go out
6 1. ausgehen 2. mit jdm. ausgehen
6 grow up aufwachsen
6 switch on einschalten
6 switch off ausschalten
6 look for suchen
6 try on anprobieren
6 write down aufschreiben
6 agree with übereinstimmen mit
6 dream about von etw. träumen
6 spend (money) on (Geld) für etw. ausgeben
6 wait for auf etw. / jdn. warten
6 ask about sich nach jdm. / etw. erkundigen
6 learn to lernen
6 pay for für etw. zahlen
6 belong to gehören
6 listen to zuhören
6 talk to mit jdm. sprechen
7 bang stoßen
7 break brechen
7 burn sich verbrennen
7 crash zusammenstoßen
7 cut schneiden
7 fall off herunterfallen
7 hurt verletzen
7 slip ausrutschen
7 trap einklemmen
7 trip over über etw. stolpern
7 on ice auf dem Eis ausrutschen
7 the dog über den Hund stolpern
7 your back sich den Rücken verletzen
7 your bike vom Fahrrad fallen
7 your car mit dem Auto gegen etw. krachen
7 your finger sich den Finger einklemmen
7 your hand sich die Hand verbrennen
7 your head sich den Kopf anstoßen
7 your leg sich das Bein brechen
7 ankle Fußknöchel
7 elbow Ellenbogen
7 shoulder Schulter
7 chest Brust
7 back Rücken
7 knee Knie
7 wrist Handgelenk
7 neck Nacken
get better 1. sich erholen (Gesundheit) 2.
7 sich bessern (Situation)
7 get dressed sich ankleiden
7 get dark dunkel werden
7 get fit fit werden
7 get home heimkommen
7 get injured sich verletzen
7 get married heiraten
7 get older altern
7 charity workers Wohltätigkeitsarbeiter
7 forest floor Waldboden
7 fishing boat Fischerboot
7 wildlife wilde Tier- und Pflanzenwelt
7 firewood Brennholz
8 draw pictures Bilder zeichnen
8 read books or magazines Bücher oder Zeitschriften lesen
8 have a party eine Party geben
spend time with your family
8 Zeit mit seiner Familie verbringen
8 meet friends sich mit Freunden treffen
8 take photos Fotos machen
8 play an instrument ein Instrument spielen
8 use the Internet das Internet nutzen
8 play computer games Computerspiele spielen
8 watch films Filme ansehen
8 afraid sich fürchten
8 bored gelangweilt
8 excited aufgeregt
8 surprised überrascht
8 upset bestürzt
8 angry wütend
8 embarrassed verlegen
8 interested interessiert
8 tired müde
8 have a good time   sich amüsieren
8 have a rest sich ausruhen
8 have a meal eine Mahlzeit einnehmen
8 have a shower duschen
8 have a problem ein Problem haben
8 have a party eine Party haben
8 meet a friend sich mit einem Freund treffen
8 play an instrument ein Instrument spielen
8 play a joke jdm. einen Streich spielen
8 playing a joke einen Streich spielend
8 read books Bücher lesen
8 reading books Bücher lesen
8 take photos Fotos machen
8 taking photos Fotos machen
8 use the internet das Internet nutzen
8 using the internet das Internet nutzen
8 watch films Filme ansehen
8 watching films Filme ansehen
Unit English
1 bookshop
1 electronics shop
1 shoe shop
1 chemist
1 music shop
1 sports shop
1 clothes shop
1 newsagent
1 supermarket
1 department store
1 amazing
1 awful
1 boiling
1 brilliant
1 freezing
1 great
1 huge
1 horrible
1 terrible
1 wonderful
1 spend (time)
1 buy
1 sell
1 borrow
1 save (money)
1 earn
1 unafraid
1 unhappy
1 unlucky
1 unusual
1 unclear
1 unimportant
1 untidy
1 unwell
1 unfriendly
1 uninteresting
2 actor
2 firefighter
2 scientist
2 artist
2 police officer
2 vet
2 astronaut
2 musician
2 dancer
2 nurse
2 brave
2 friendly
2 quiet
2 calm
2 funny
2 serious
2 cheerful
2 kind
2 make a bed
2 make history
2 make a suggestion
2 make a cake
2 make mistakes
2 make sure
2 make friends
2 make a phone call
2 friendliness
2 kindness
2 tidiness
2 happiness
2 quietness
2 weakness
2 illness
2 sadness
3 catch
3 fall over
3 run
3 chase
3 hide
3 throw
3 climb
3 jump
3 badly
3 easily
3 quietly
3 quickly
3 carefully
3 happily
3 slowly
3 well
3 look up
3 look through
3 look after
3 look like
3 look out
3 look for
3 builder
3 farmer
3 photographer
3 swimmer
3 explorer
3 islander
3 shopper
3 painter
4 blanket
4 cupboard
4 desk
4 mirror
4 towel
4 carpet
4 curtains
4 pillow
4 shelf
4 wardrobe
4 cooker
4 fridge
4 iron
4 dishwasher
4 hairdryer
4 lamp
4 freezer
4 heater
4 washing machine
4 do the washing
4 do the ironing
4 do sports
4 do homework
4 do housework
4 do the washing
4 do Maths
4 go up
4 go down
4 get up
4 put up (hand)
4 put down
4 sit down
4 stand up
5 keyboard
5 microchip
5 smartphone
5 laptop
5 mouse
5 tablet
5 memory stick
5 printer
5 touchscreen
5 click  on the icon
5 Log onto your computer
5 Scroll down the webpage
5 Shut down the computer
5 Sign into your account
5 Turn down the volume
5 Turn on the laptop
5 Turn up the volume
5 beautiful
5 careful
5 colourful
5 painful
5 powerful
5 successful
5 useful
5 wonderful
5 useless
5 powerless
5 painless
5 careless
5 colourless
5 get up
5 go back
5 look for
5 put on
5 take off
5 turn on
6 be born
6 get a job
6 get married
6 go to university
6 have children
6 learn to drive
6 leave home
6 leave school
6 start school
6 take a year out
6 bag
6 jars
6 bottles
6 cartons
6 cans
6 cardboard box
6 crisp packet
6 find out
6 get on
6 get off
6 go out
6 grow up
6 switch on
6 switch off
6 look for
6 try on
6 write down
6 agree with
6 dream about
6 spend (money) on
6 wait for
6 ask about
6 learn to
6 pay for
6 belong to
6 listen to
6 talk to
7 bang
7 break
7 burn
7 crash
7 cut
7 fall off
7 hurt
7 slip
7 trap
7 trip over
7 on ice
7 the dog
7 your back
7 your bike
7 your car
7 your finger
7 your hand
7 your head
7 your leg
7 ankle
7 elbow
7 shoulder
7 chest
7 back
7 knee
7 wrist
7 neck
7 get better
7 get dressed
7 get dark
7 get fit
7 get home
7 get injured
7 get married
7 get older
7 charity workers
7 forest floor
7 fishing boat
7 wildlife
7 firewood
8 draw pictures
8 read books or magazines
8 have a party
8 spend time with your family
8 meet friends
8 take photos
8 play an instrument
8 use the Internet
8 play computer games
8 watch films
8 afraid
8 bored
8 excited
8 surprised
8 upset
8 angry
8 embarrassed
8 interested
8 tired
8 have a good time  
8 have a rest
8 have a meal
8 have a shower
8 have a problem
8 have a party
8 meet a friend
8 play an instrument
8 play a joke
8 playing a joke
8 read books
8 reading books
8 take photos
8 taking photos
8 use the internet
8 using the internet
8 watch films
8 watching films
Translation
livraria
loja de produtos eletrônicos
sapataria
farmácia
loja de música
loja de artigos esportivos
loja de roupas
banca de jornal
supermercado
loja de departamentos
surpreendente
horrível
muito quente
excelente
gelado
excelente
enorme
horrível
terrível
maravilhoso
passar
comprar
vender
pedir emprestado
economizar
ganhar
destemido
infeliz
desafortunado
incomum
pouco claro
sem importância
desarrumado
indisposto
antipático
pouco interessante
ator
bombeiro
cientista
artista
policial
veterinário
astronauta
músico
dançarino
enfermeiro
corajoso
simpático
calado
calmo
engraçado
sério
alegre
generoso
fazer a cama
entrar para a história
fazer uma sugestão
fazer um bolo
errar
certificar-se
fazer amizade
dar um telefonema
simpatia
bondade, gentileza
ordem
felicidade
tranquilidade
fraqueza
doença
tristeza
pegar
cair
correr
perseguir
esconder
jogar
subir
pular
(muito) mal
facilmente
tranquilamente, silenciosamente
rapidamente
cuidadosamente
feliz no / alegremente
lentamente
bem
procurar
folhear, dar uma passada de olhos
tomar conta de
parecer com
tomar cuidado com
procurar
trabalhador da construção civil
fazendeiro
fotógrafo
nadador
explorador
insulano
comprador
pintor
cobertor
armário
escrivaninha
espelho
toalha
carpete
cortinas
travesseiro
prateleira
guarda-roupa
fogão
geladeira
ferro
máquina de lavar louça
secador de cabelo
lâmpada, luminária
freezer
aquecedor
máquina de lavar roupa
lavar roupa
passar roupa
praticar esportes
fazer o dever de casa
fazer trabalho doméstico
lavar roupa
estudar matemática
subir
descer
levantar-se
montar
descansar
sentar-se
levantar-se
teclado
microchip
smartphone
laptop
mouse
tablet
pen drive
impressora
tela de toque
clique no ícone
Fazer login no seu computador
Percorrer a página web
Desligar o computador
Acessar sua conta
Baixar o volume
Ligar o laptop
Aumentar o volume
bonito
cuidadoso
colorido
doloroso
potente / poderoso
bem-sucedido
útil
maravilhoso
inútil / inábil
impotente
sem dor
descuidado
incolor
levantar-se
voltar
procurar
vestir
tirar
ligar
nascer
arranjar um emprego
casar-se
ir para a universidade
ter filhos
aprender a dirigir
sair de casa
sair da escola
ir para a escola
tirar um ano de folga
bolsa
potes
garrafas
caixas
latas
caixa de papelão
pacote de batatas fritas
descobrir
subir
descer
sair
crescer
ligar
desligar
procurar
experimentar
anotar
concordar com
sonhar com
gastar (dinheiro) em
esperar por
perguntar sobre
aprender a
pagar
pertencer a
ouvir
falar com
estrondo
quebrar
queimar
bater
cortar
cair
machucar
escorregar
armadilha
tropeçar em
no gelo
o cachorro
suas costas
sua bicicleta
seu carro
seu dedo
sua mão
sua cabeça
sua perna
tornozelo
cotovelo
ombro
peito
costas
joelho
pulso
pescoço
melhorar
vestir-se
escurecer
ficar em boa forma
chegar em casa
ferir-se
casar-se
envelhecer
pessoas que trabalham para instituições de caridade como funcionárias ou voluntárias
chão da floresta
barco de pesca
vida selvagem
lenha
desenhar imagens
ler livros ou revistas
dar uma festa
passar tempo com a família
encontrar amigos
tirar fotos
tocar um instrumento
usar a Internet
jogar jogos de computador
ver filmes
com medo
entediado
empolgado
surpreso
chateado
zangado
constrangido
interessado
cansado
divertir-se
descansar
fazer uma refeição
tomar um banho de chuveiro
ter um problema
dar uma festa
encontrar um amigo
tocar um instrumento
pregar uma peça
pregando uma peça
ler livros
lendo livros
tirar fotos
tirando fotos
usar a Internet
usando a internet
ver filmes
vendo filmes
Unit English Translation
1 bookshop boekwinkel
1 electronics shop elektronicawinkel
1 shoe shop schoenenwinkel
1 chemist drogist
1 music shop muziekwinkel
1 sports shop sportwinkel
1 clothes shop kledingwinkel
1 newsagent krantenkiosk
1 supermarket supermarkt
1 department store warenhuis
1 amazing verbazingwekkend
1 awful verschrikkelijk
1 boiling bloedheet
1 brilliant briljant
1 freezing ijskoud
1 great geweldig
1 huge enorm
1 horrible afschuwelijk
1 terrible vreselijk
1 wonderful prachtig
1 spend besteden
1 buy kopen
1 sell verkopen
1 borrow lenen
1 save (money) sparen
1 earn verdienen
1 unafraid onbevreesd
1 unhappy ontevreden
1 unlucky onfortuinlijk
1 unusual ongebruikelijk
1 unclear onduidelijk
1 unimportant onbelangrijk
1 untidy rommelig
1 unwell onwel
1 unfriendly onvriendelijk
1 uninteresting oninteressant
2 actor acteur
2 firefighter brandbestrijder
2 scientist wetenschapper
2 artist kunstenaar
2 police officer politieagent
2 vet dierenarts
2 astronaut astronaut
2 musician muzikant
2 dancer danser
2 nurse verpleegkundige
2 brave dapper
2 friendly vriendelijk
2 quiet stil
2 calm kalm
2 funny grappig
2 serious ernstig
2 cheerful vrolijk
2 kind aardig
2 make a bed bed opmaken
2 make history geschiedenis schrijven
2 make a suggestion een suggestie doen
2 make a cake een taart maken
2 make mistakes fouten maken
2 make sure ervoor zorgen dat
2 make friends vriendschappen sluiten
2 make a phone call een telefoontje plegen
2 friendliness vriendelijkheid
2 kindness zachtmoedigheid
2 tidiness netheid
2 happiness geluk
2 quietness stilte
2 weakness zwakheid
2 illness ziekte
2 sadness verdriet
3 catch vangen
3 fall vallen
3 over over
3 run rennen
3 chase achtervolgen
3 hide verstoppen
3 throw gooien
3 climb klimmen
3 jump springen
3 badly slecht
3 easily gemakkelijk
3 quietly zachtjes
3 quickly vlug
3 carefully voorzichtig
3 happily gelukkig
3 slowly langzaam
3 well goed
3 look up opzoeken
3 look through doorbladeren
3 look after zorg hebben voor
3 look like er uitzien als
3 look out uitkijken
3 look for zoeken naar
3 builder bouwvakker
3 farmer boer
3 photographer fotograaf
3 swimmer zwemmer
3 explorer ontdekkingsreiziger
3 islander eilandbewoner
3 shopper winkelend persoon
3 painter schilder
4 blanket deken
4 cupboard kast
4 desk bureau
4 mirror spiegel
4 towel handdoek
4 carpet vloerbedekking
4 curtains gordijnen
4 pillow kussen
4 shelf plank
4 wardrobe klerenkast
4 cooker fornuis
4 fridge koelkast
4 iron strijkijzer
4 dishwasher vaatwasmachine
4 hairdryer haardroger
4 lamp lamp
4 freezer diepvries
4 heater verwarming
4 washing machine wasmachine
4 do the washing de was doen
4 do the ironing strijken
4 do sports sport beoefenen
4 do homework huiswerk maken
4 do housework huishoudelijk werk doen
4 do the washing de was doen
4 do Maths wiskunde doen
4 go up omhoog gaan
4 go down omlaag gaan
4 get up opstaan
4 put up omhoog brengen
4 put down neerzetten
4 sit down gaan zitten
4 stand up gaan staan
5 keyboard toetsenbord
5 microchip microchip
5 smartphone smartphone
5 laptop laptop
5 mouse muis
5 tablet tablet
5 memory stick geheugenstick
5 printer printer
5 touchscreen aanraakscherm
5 click  on the icon Klik op het pictogram
5 Log onto your computer Je aanmelden op je computer
5 Scroll down the webpage Op de webpagina omlaag schuiven
5 Shut down the computer De computer uitschakelen
5 Sign into your account Je bij je account aanmelden
5 Turn down the volume Het volume lager zetten
5 Turn on the laptop De laptop aanzetten
5 Turn up the volume Het volume hoger zetten
5 beautiful mooi
5 careful voorzichtig
5 colourful kleurrijk
5 painful pijnlijk
5 powerful machtig/krachtig
5 successful geslaagd/populair
5 useful nuttig
5 wonderful prachtig
5 useless nutteloos
5 powerless machteloos
5 painless pijnloos
5 careless achteloos
5 colourless kleurloos
5 get up opstaan
5 go back terug gaan
5 look for zoeken naar
5 put on aantrekken
5 take off uittrekken
5 turn on aandoen
6 be born geboren worden
6 get a job een baan vinden
6 get married trouwen
6 go to university naar de universiteit gaan
6 have children kinderen krijgen
6 learn to drive leren autorijden
6 leave home uit huis gaan
6 leave school school verlaten
6 start school voor het eerst naar school gaan
6 take a year out een tussenjaar nemen
6 bag tas
6 jars potjes
6 bottles flessen
6 cartons dozen
6 cans blikken
6 cardboard box kartonnen doos
6 crisp packet chipszakje
6 find out ergens achter komen
6 get on instappen
6 get off uitstappen
6 go out uitgaan
6 grow up opgroeien
6 switch on inschakelen
6 switch off uitschakelen
6 look for zoeken naar
6 try on passen
6 write down opschrijven
6 agree with het eens zijn met
6 dream about dromen over
6 spend (money) on geld uitgeven aan
6 wait for wachten op
6 ask about vragen naar
6 learn to leren
6 pay for betalen voor
6 belong to toebehoren aan
6 listen to luisteren naar
6 talk to praten met
7 bang stoten
7 break breuk
7 burn verbranden
7 crash botsing
7 cut snijden
7 fall off vallen van
7 hurt pijn doen
7 slip uitglijden
7 trap beknellen
7 trip over struikelen over
7 on ice op het ijs
7 the dog de hond
7 your back je rug
7 your bike je fiets
7 your car je auto
7 your finger je vinger
7 your hand je hand
7 your head je hoofd
7 your leg je been
7 ankle enkel
7 elbow elleboog
7 shoulder schouder
7 chest borstkas
7 back rug
7 knee knie
7 wrist pols
7 neck hals
7 get better beter worden
7 get dressed zich aankleden
7 get dark donker worden
7 get fit fit worden
7 get home thuiskomen
7 get injured gewond raken
7 get married trouwen
7 get older ouder worden
7 charity workers mensen die bij een liefdadigheidsorganisatie werken
7 forest floor bodem van het bos
7 fishing boat vissersboot
7 wildlife in het wild levende planten en dieren
7 firewood brandhout
8 draw pictures tekeningen maken
8 read books or magazines boeken of tijdschriften lezen
8 have a party een feest organiseren
8 spend time with your family tijd met je familie doorbrengen
8 meet friends vrienden ontmoeten
8 take photos foto's nemen
8 play an instrument een instrument bespelen
8 use the Internet het internet gebruiken
8 play computer games computerspelletjes spelen
8 watch films films bekijken
8 afraid bang
8 bored verveeld
8 excited opgewonden
8 surprised verbaasd
8 upset overstuur
8 angry boos
8 embarrassed gegeneerd
8 interested geïnteresseerd
8 tired moe
8 have a good time   het naar je zin hebben
8 have a rest uitrusten
8 have a meal eten
8 have a shower een douche nemen
8 have a problem een probleem hebben
8 have a party een feest organiseren
8 have a party een feest organiseren
8 having a party een feest organiseren
8 meet a friend een vriend ontmoeten
8 meeting a friend een vriend ontmoeten
8 play an instrument een instrument bespelen
8 playing an instrument een instrument bespelen
8 play a joke een geintje uithalen
8 playing a joke een geintje uithalen
8 read books boeken lezen
8 reading books boeken lezen
8 take photos foto's nemen
8 taking photos foto's nemen
8 use the internet het internet gebruiken
8 using the internet het internet gebruiken
8 watch films films bekijken
8 watching films films bekijken
Unit English Translation
1 bookshop librairie
1 electronics shop magasin d'électronique
1 shoe shop magasin de chaussures
1 chemist pharmacie
1 music shop magasin de musique
1 sports shop magasin de sport
1 clothes shop magasin de vêtements
1 newsagent magasin de journaux
1 supermarket supermarché
1 department store grand magasin
1 amazing extraordinaire
1 awful atroce
1 boiling très chaud it's boiling il fait très chaud
1 brilliant génial
1 freezing très froid it's freezing il fait très froid
1 great super
1 huge immense
1 horrible horrible
1 terrible terrible
1 wonderful merveilleux
1 spend (money) dépenser
1 buy acheter
1 sell vendre
1 borrow emprunter
1 save (money) économiser
1 earn gagner
1 unafraid qui n'a pas peur she remained unafraid despite the danger e
1 unhappy mécontent
1 unlucky malchanceux
1 unusual inhabituel
1 unclear qui n'est pas clair the situation is unclear la situation n'est pas
1 unimportant sans importance
1 untidy en désordre
1 unwell malade
1 unfriendly antipathique
1 uninteresting inintéressant
2 actor acteur
2 firefighter pompier
2 scientist chercheur
2 artist artiste
2 police officer agent de police
2 vet vétérinaire
2 astronaut astronaute
2 musician musicien
2 dancer danseur
2 nurse infirmier
2 brave courageux
2 friendly sympathique
2 quiet silencieux
2 calm calme
2 funny drôle
2 serious sérieux
2 cheerful joyeux
2 kind gentil
2 make a bed faire un lit
2 make history entrer dans l'histoire
2 make a suggestion faire une suggestion
2 make a cake faire un gâteau
2 make mistakes faire des fautes
2 make sure s'assurer
2 make friends se faire des amis
2 make a phone call passer un appel téléphonique
2 friendliness amabilité
2 kindness gentillesse
2 tidiness ordre
2 happiness bonheur
2 quietness silence
2 weakness faiblesse
2 illness maladie
2 sadness tristesse
3 catch attraper
3 fall over tomber
3 run courir
3 chase poursuivre
3 hide cacher
3 throw lancer
3 climb escalader
3 jump sauter
3 badly mal
3 easily facilement
3 quietly (say) tout bas
3 quickly rapidement
3 carefully soigneusement
3 happily (play) gentiment he is happily married il est heureux en mén
3 slowly lentement
3 well bien
3 look up chercher
3 look through regarder
3 look after s'occuper de
3 look like ressembler à
3 look out faire attention
3 look for chercher
3 builder maçon
3 farmer agriculteur
3 photographer photographe
3 swimmer nageur
3 explorer explorateur
3 islander habitant d'une île
3 shopper personne qui fait ses courses
3 painter peintre
4 blanket couverture
4 cupboard placard
4 desk bureau
4 mirror miroir
4 towel serviette
4 carpet moquette
4 curtains rideaux
4 pillow oreiller
4 shelf étagère
4 wardrobe armoire
4 cooker cuisinière
4 fridge réfrigérateur
4 iron fer à repasser
4 dishwasher lave-vaisselle
4 hairdryer sèche-cheveux
4 lamp lampe
4 freezer congélateur
4 heater radiateur
4 washing machine lave-linge
4 do the washing faire la lessive
4 do the ironing faire le repassage
4 do sports faire du sport
4 do homework faire ses devoirs
4 do housework faire le ménage
4 do Maths faire des maths
4 go up monter
4 go down descendre
4 get up se lever
4 put up (hand) lever
4 put down poser
4 sit down s'asseoir
4 stand up se mettre debout
5 keyboard clavier
5 microchip puce
5 smartphone smartphone
5 laptop ordinateur portable
5 mouse souris
5 tablet tablette
5 memory stick clé USB
5 printer imprimante
5 touchscreen écran tactile
5 click  on the icon cliquer sur l'icône
5 log onto your computer se connecter sur son ordinateur 144 onwards are capitalised in other lists.
5 scroll down the webpage faire dérouler la page web
5 shut down the computer éteindre l'ordinateur
5 sign into your account se connecter à son compte
5 turn down the volume baisser le volume
5 turn on the laptop allumer l'ordinateur portable
5 turn up the volume monter le volume
5 beautiful beau
5 careful prudent
5 colourful coloré
5 painful douloureux
5 powerful puissant
5 successful qui réussit if the operation is successful si l'opération r
5 useful utile
5 wonderful merveilleux
5 useless inutile
5 powerless impuissant
5 painless indolore
5 careless imprudent
5 colourless incolore
5 get up se lever
5 go back retourner
5 look for chercher
5 put on mettre
5 take off enlever, retirer
5 turn on allumer
6 be born être né
6 get a job trouver un travail
6 get married se marier
6 go to university aller à l'université
6 have children avoir des enfants
6 learn to drive apprendre à conduire
6 leave home quitter le domicile parental
6 leave school quitter l'école
6 start school commencer l'école
6 take a year out prendre une année sabbatique
6 bag sac
6 jars bocaux
6 bottles bouteilles
6 cartons cartons
6 cans canettes
6 cardboard box boîte en carton
6 crisp packet paquet de chips
6 find out découvrir
6 get on (enter) monter
6 get off (leave) descendre
6 go out sortir
6 grow up grandir
6 switch on allumer
6 switch off éteindre
6 look for chercher
6 try on essayer
6 write down écrire
6 agree with être d'accord avec
6 dream about rêver de
6 spend (money) on dépenser (de l'argent) en
6 wait for attendre
6 ask about demander
6 learn to apprendre à
6 pay for payer
6 belong to appartenir à
6 listen to écouter
6 talk to parler à
7 bang heurter
7 break casser
7 burn brûler
7 crash avoir un accident
7 cut couper
7 fall off tomber de
7 hurt faire mal my leg really hurts ma jambe me fait très m
7 slip glisser
7 trap coincer
7 trip over trébucher
7 on ice sur le verglas
7 the dog le chien
7 your back ton dos
7 your bike ton vélo
7 your car ta voiture
7 your finger ton doigt
7 your hand ta main
7 your head ta tête
7 your leg ta jambe
7 ankle cheville
7 elbow coude
7 shoulder épaule
7 chest poitrine
7 back dos
7 knee genou
7 wrist poignet
7 neck cou
7 get better aller mieux
7 get dressed s'habiller
7 get dark s'assombrir
7 get fit améliorer sa condition physique
7 get home rentrer chez soi
7 get injured se blesser
7 get married se marier
7 get older vieillir
7 charity workers employé d'une association caritative
7 forest floor sol de la forêt
7 fishing boat bateau de pêche
7 wildlife nature
7 firewood bois de chauffage
8 draw pictures faire des dessins
8 read books or magazines lire des livres ou des magazines
8 have a party faire une fête
8 spend time with your family passer du temps en famille
8 meet friends rencontrer des amis
8 take photos prendre des photos
8 play an instrument jouer d'un instrument
8 use the Internet se servir d'Internet
8 play computer games jouer à des jeux vidéo
8 watch films regarder des films
8 afraid peur to be afraid avoir peur
8 bored s'ennuyer to be bored s'ennuyer
8 excited excité
8 surprised surpris
8 upset contrarié
8 angry en colère
8 embarrassed gêné
8 interested intéressé
8 tired fatigué
8 have a good time   bien s'amuser
8 have a rest se reposer
8 have a meal manger
8 have a shower prendre une douche
8 have a problem avoir un problème
8 have a party organiser une fête
8 play an instrument jouer d'un instrument
8 playing an instrument jouer d'un instrument
8 play a joke faire une blague
8 playing a joke faire une blague
8 read books lire des livres
8 reading books lire des livres
8 take photos prendre des photos
8 taking photos prendre des photos
8 use the internet se servir d'Internet
8 using the internet se servir d'Internet
8 watch films regarder des films
8 watching films regarder des films
 il fait très chaud

g il fait très froid

ned unafraid despite the danger elle n'a pas eu peur malgré le danger

on is unclear la situation n'est pas claire

ly married il est heureux en ménage
ds are capitalised in other lists.

ation is successful si l'opération réussit

ly hurts ma jambe me fait très mal
d avoir peur
d s'ennuyer
Unit English Translation
1 bookshop librería
1 electronics shop almacén de electrónica
1 shoe shop almacén de zapatos
1 chemist droguería
1 music shop almacén de instrumentos musicales
1 sports shop almacén de deportes
1 clothes shop almacén de ropa
1 newsagent quiosco
1 supermarket supermercado
1 department store almacén departamental
1 amazing asombroso
1 awful espantoso
1 boiling hirviendo
1 brilliant genial
1 freezing congelado, bajo cero
1 great fantástico
1 huge enorme
1 horrible horrible
1 terrible terrible
1 wonderful maravilloso
1 spend gastar
1 buy comprar
1 sell vender
1 borrow pedir prestado
1 save ahorrar
1 earn ganar
1 unafraid audaz
1 unhappy infeliz
1 unlucky desafortunado
1 unusual inusual
1 unclear poco claro, confuso
1 unimportant sin importancia
1 untidy desordenado
1 unwell mal, enfermo
1 unfriendly antipático
1 uninteresting sin interés
2 actor actor
2 firefighter bombero
2 scientist científico
2 artist artista
2 police officer agente de policía
2 vet veterinario
2 astronaut astronauta
2 musician músico
2 dancer bailarín
2 nurse enfermero
2 brave valiente
2 friendly simpático
2 quiet callado, silencioso
2 calm tranquilo
2 funny divertido
2 serious serio
2 cheerful alegre
2 kind amable
2 make a bed tender la cama
2 make history hacer historia
2 make a suggestion sugerir
2 make a cake preparar una torta
2 make mistakes cometer errores
2 make sure asegurarse
2 make friends hacer amigos
2 make a phone call llamar por teléfono
2 friendliness simpatía
2 kindness amabilidad
2 tidiness orden
2 happiness felicidad
2 quietness tranquilidad
2 weakness debilidad
2 illness enfermedad
2 sadness tristeza
3 catch atrapar
3 fall caer
3 over por encima de, más
3 run correr
3 chase perseguir
3 hide esconderse
3 throw lanzar
3 climb escalar
3 jump saltar
3 badly mal
3 easily fácilmente
3 quietly tranquilamente
3 quickly rápidamente
3 carefully cuidadosamente
3 happily felizmente
3 slowly lentamente
3 well bien
3 look up buscar
3 look through hojear, echar un vistazo
3 look after cuidar
3 look like parecer
3 look out tener cuidado
3 look for buscar
3 builder albañil
3 farmer agricultor, granjero
3 photographer fotógrafo
3 swimmer nadador
3 explorer explorador
3 islander isleño
3 shopper comprador
3 painter pintor
4 blanket cobija
4 cupboard alacena
4 desk escritorio, pupitre
4 mirror espejo
4 towel toalla
4 carpet tapete
4 curtains cortinas
4 pillow almohada
4 shelf repisa
4 wardrobe armario
4 cooker estufa
4 fridge nevera
4 iron plancha
4 dishwasher lavaplatos
4 hairdryer secador de pelo
4 lamp lámpara
4 freezer congelador
4 heater calentador
4 washing machine lavadora
4 do the washing lavar la ropa
4 do the ironing planchar
4 do sports hacer deporte
4 do homework hacer las tareas
4 do housework hacer oficio
4 do Maths estudiar matemáticas
4 go up subir
4 go down bajar
4 get up levantarse
4 put up levantar
4 put down depositar, dejar
4 sit down sentarse
4 stand up ponerse en pie
5 keyboard teclado
5 microchip microchip
5 smartphone teléfono inteligente
5 laptop portátil
5 mouse mouse
5 tablet tablet
5 memory stick memoria USB
5 printer impresora
5 touchscreen pantalla táctil
5 click  on the icon hacer clic en el icono
5 Log onto your computer Iniciar sesión en el computador
5 Scroll down the webpage desplazar hacia abajo la página web
5 Shut down the computer apagar el computador
5 Sign into your account iniciar sesión en tu cuenta
5 Turn down the volume bajar el volumen
5 Turn on the laptop encender el portátil
5 Turn up the volume subir el volumen
5 beautiful hermoso
5 careful cuidadoso
5 colourful colorido
5 painful doloroso
5 powerful poderoso
5 successful exitoso
5 useful útil
5 wonderful maravilloso
5 useless inútil
5 powerless impotente
5 painless indoloro
5 careless descuidado
5 colourless incoloro
5 get up levantarse
5 go back regresar
5 look for buscar
5 put on ponerse
5 take off quitarse
5 turn on encender
6 be born nacer
6 get a job conseguir trabajo
6 get married casarse
6 go to university ir a la universidad
6 have children tener hijos
6 learn to drive aprender a manejar
6 leave home irse de casa
6 leave school dejar la escuela
6 start school empezar la escuela
6 take a year out tomarse un año de licencia
6 bag bolsos
6 jars potes
6 bottles botellas
6 cartons cajas
6 cans latas
6 cardboard box caja de cartón
6 crisp packet paquete de papas fritas
6 find out averiguar
6 get on montarse
6 get off bajarse
6 go out salir
6 grow up crecer
6 switch on encender
6 switch off apagar
6 look for buscar
6 try on probarse
6 write down escribir
6 agree with estar de acuerdo con
6 dream about soñar con
6 spend (money) on gastar (dinero) en
6 wait for esperar
6 ask about preguntar
6 learn to aprender a
6 pay for pagar
6 belong to pertenecer a
6 listen to escuchar
6 talk to hablar con
7 bang golpearse
7 break romper
7 burn quemar
7 crash chocar
7 cut cortar
7 fall off caerse
7 hurt hacerse daño
7 slip resbalarse
7 trap quedar atrapado
7 trip over tropezarse
7 on ice sobre hielo
7 the dog el perro
7 your back la espalda
7 your bike la bicicleta
7 your car el carro
7 your finger el dedo
7 your hand la mano
7 your head la cabeza
7 your leg la pierna
7 ankle tobillo
7 elbow codo
7 shoulder hombro
7 chest pecho
7 back espalda
7 knee rodilla
7 wrist muñeca
7 neck cuello
7 get better aliviarse
7 get dressed vestirse
7 get dark oscurecer
7 get fit ponerse en forma
7 get home llegar a casa
7 get injured lesionarse
7 get married casarse
7 get older envejecer
7 charity workers trabajadores de organizaciones benéficas
7 forest floor suelo forestal
7 fishing boat pesquero
7 wildlife vida silvestre
7 firewood leña
8 draw pictures dibujar
8 read books or magazines leer libros o revistas
8 have a party hacer una fiesta
8 spend time with your family pasar el tiempo con tu familia
8 meet friends encontrarse con amigos
8 take photos tomar fotos
8 play an instrument tocar un instrumento
8 use the Internet usar Internet
8 play computer games jugar a los videojuegos
8 watch films ver películas
8 afraid asustado
8 bored aburrido
8 excited entusiasmado
8 surprised sorprendido
8 upset disgustado
8 angry enfadado
8 embarrassed avergonzado
8 interested interesado
8 tired cansado
8 have a good time   pasarla bien
8 have a rest descansar
8 have a meal comer
8 have a shower ducharse
8 have a problem tener un problema
8 have a party hacer una fiesta
8 have a party hacer una fiesta
8 having a party haciendo una fiesta
8 meet a friend encontrarse con un amigo
8 meeting a friend encontrándose con un amigo
8 play an instrument tocar un instrumento
8 playing an instrument tocando un instrumento
8 play a joke hacer una broma
8 playing a joke haciendo una broma
8 read books leer libros
8 reading books leyendo libros
8 take photos tomar fotos
8 taking photos tomando fotos
8 use the internet usar Internet
8 using the internet usando Internet
8 watch films ver películas
8 watching films viendo películas
Unit English Translation
1 bookshop книжный магазин
1 electronics shop магазин электроники
1 shoe shop обувной магазин
1 chemist аптека
1 music shop музыкальный магазин
1 sports shop магазин спорттоваров
1 clothes shop магазин одежды
1 newsagent газетный киоск
1 supermarket супермаркет
1 department store универмаг
1 amazing удивительный, поразительный
1 awful ужасный
1 boiling жаркий; горячий, как кипяток
1 brilliant блестящий
1 freezing очень холодный
1 great прекрасный
1 huge огромный
1 horrible ужасный
1 terrible ужасный
1 wonderful чудесный
1 spend тратить
1 buy покупать
1 sell продавать
1 borrow брать взаймы, одалживать (у кого-то)
1 save копить, откладывать (деньги)
1 earn зарабатывать
1 unafraid бесстрашный
1 unhappy несчастный
1 unlucky неудачный, невезучий
1 unusual необычный
1 unclear неясный
1 unimportant несущественный
1 untidy неопрятный
1 unwell нездоровится
1 unfriendly недружелюбный
1 uninteresting неинтересный
2 actor актёр
2 firefighter пожарный
2 scientist учёный
2 artist художник
2 police officer полицейский
2 vet ветеринар
2 astronaut космонавт
2 musician музыкант
2 dancer танцовщик
2 nurse медицинская сестра
2 brave смелый
2 friendly дружелюбный
2 quiet тихий, молчаливый
2 calm спокойный
2 funny смешной, забавный
2 serious серьёзный
2 cheerful радостный, весёлый
2 kind добрый
2 make a bed застилать постель
2 make history войти в историю
2 make a suggestion внести предложение
2 make a cake испечь торт
2 make mistakes делать ошибки
2 make sure убедиться, удостовериться, позаботиться о чём-либо
2 make friends подружиться
2 make a phone call сделать телефонный звонок
2 friendliness дружелюбие
2 kindness доброта
2 tidiness опрятность
2 happiness счастье
2 quietness тишина, бесшумность
2 weakness слабость
2 illness болезнь
2 sadness грусть
3 catch поймать
3 fall over упасть
3 run бежать
3 chase гнаться за кем-либо
3 hide прятаться
3 throw бросать
3 climb взбираться
3 jump прыгать
3 badly плохо
3 easily свободно, легко
3 quietly тихо, негромко
3 quickly быстро
3 carefully осторожно, старательно
3 happily счастливо
3 slowly медленно
3 well хорошо
3 look up отыскать, посмотреть (информацию, слово в словаре)
3 look through просмотреть, пробежать глазами
3 look after присматривать, ухаживать за кем-либо
3 look like быть похожим на кого-либо
3 look out осторожно!
3 look for искать
3 builder строитель
3 farmer фермер
3 photographer фотограф
3 swimmer пловец
3 explorer исследователь, первооткрыватель
3 islander островитянин
3 shopper покупатель
3 painter 1) художник; 2) маляр
4 blanket одеяло, плед
4 cupboard шкаф, буфет
4 desk письменный стол
4 mirror зеркало
4 towel полотенце
4 carpet ковёр
4 curtains занавески, шторы
4 pillow подушка
4 shelf полка
4 wardrobe платяной шкаф
4 cooker плита
4 fridge холодильник
4 iron утюг
4 dishwasher посудомоечная машина
4 hairdryer фен
4 lamp лампа
4 freezer морозильник
4 heater обогреватель
4 washing machine стиральная машина
4 do the washing стирать
4 do the ironing гладить
4 do sports заниматься спортом
4 do homework делать домашнее задание
4 do housework делать работу по дому
4 do maths заниматься математикой
4 go up подниматься
4 go down спускаться
4 get up вставать
4 put up поднимать (руку)
4 put down поставить (на пол, на землю)
4 sit down садиться
4 stand up стоять, вставать
5 keyboard клавиатура
5 microchip микрочип
5 smartphone смартфон
5 laptop ноутбук
5 mouse мышка (компьютерная)
5 tablet планшет
5 memory stick карта памяти Memory Stick
5 printer принтер
5 touchscreen сенсорный экран
5 click  on the icon кликнуть по иконке, нажать на иконку
5 log onto your computer войти в систему/ в компьютер
5 scroll down the webpage прокрутить страницу вниз, перейти вниз по странице
5 shut down the computer завершить работу компьютера
5 sign into your account войти в свой аккаунт
5 turn down the volume уменьшить громкость
5 turn on the laptop включить ноутбук
5 turn up the volume увеличить громкость
5 beautiful красивый, прекрасный
5 careful осторожный
5 colourful красочный
5 painful болезненный
5 powerful мощный, сильный
5 successful успешный
5 useful полезный
5 wonderful чудесный, изумительный
5 useless бесполезный
5 powerless бессильный
5 painless безболезненный
5 careless неосмотрительный, беспечный
5 colourless бесцветный
5 get up вставать
5 go back возвращаться
5 look for искать
5 put on надевать
5 take off снимать
5 turn on включать
6 be born родиться
6 get a job устроиться на работу
6 get married жениться, выйти замуж
6 go to university поступить в университет
6 have children родить детей, иметь детей
6 learn to drive учиться водить машину
6 leave home покинуть дом, уехать из дома
6 leave school покинуть школу
6 start school пойти в школу
6 take a year out взять академический отпуск на год; взять паузу на год
6 bag сумка; пакет
6 jars банки
6 bottles бутылки
6 cartons (картонные) пакеты
6 cans банки (жестяные)
6 cardboard box картонная коробка
6 crisp packet пакет из-под чипсов
6 find out узнать
6 get on сесть (в автобус, на поезд, в самолет)
6 get off сойти, выйти (из автобуса, из поезда, из самолета)
6 go out выходить
6 grow up расти, вырастать
6 switch on включить
6 switch off выключить
6 look for искать
6 try on примерять
6 write down записывать
6 agree with соглашаться
6 dream about видеть сны о чем-либо
6 spend (money) on тратить деньги на что-либо
6 wait for ждать кого-либо
6 ask about спрашивать о чем-либо
6 ask for попросить о чем-либо
6 learn to (на)учиться делать что-либо
6 pay for платить за что-либо
6 belong to принадлежать кому-либо
6 listen to слушать кого-либо
6 talk to разговаривать, говорить с кем-либо
7 bang ударить(ся)
7 break сломать
7 burn обжечь, получить ожог
7 crash врезаться во что-либо, разбить машину
7 cut порезать(ся)
7 fall off упасть с чего-либо
7 hurt болеть
7 slip поскользнуться
7 trap; be trapped защемить; (заставить) оказаться в ловушке
7 trip over споткнуться о что-либо
7 on ice на льду
7 the dog собака
7 back спина
7 bike велосипед
7 car машина
7 finger палец
7 hand рука
7 head голова
7 leg нога
7 ankle лодыжка
7 elbow локоть
7 shoulder плечо
7 chest грудь, грудная клетка
7 back спина
7 knee колено
7 wrist запястье
7 neck шея
7 get better поправляться, выздоравливать
7 get dressed одеваться
7 get dark темнеть
7 get fit прийти в форму
7 get home добраться домой
7 get injured получить травму
7 get married жениться, выйти замуж
7 get older становиться старше
7 charity workers работники благотворительной организации
7 forest floor лесная подстилка; поверхность почвы в лесу
7 fishing boat рыболовное судно
7 wildlife живая природа
7 firewood дрова
8 draw pictures рисовать
8 read books or magazines читать книги или журналы
8 have a party устраивать вечеринку
8 spend time with your family проводить время с семьёй
8 meet friends встречаться с друзьями
8 take photos фотографировать
8 play an instrument играть на музыкальном инструменте
8 use the Internet пользоваться Интернетом
8 play computer games играть в компьютерные игры
8 watch films смотреть фильмы
8 afraid испуганный
8 bored скучающий; тот, кому скучно
8 excited возбуждённый; радостно взволнованный
8 surprised удивлённый
8 upset расстроенный
8 angry сердитый, злой
8 embarrassed смущённый
8 interested заинтересованный, интересующийся
8 tired уставший
8 have a good time   хорошо провести время
8 have a rest отдохнуть
8 have a meal поесть
8 have a shower принять душ
8 have a problem иметь проблему
8 have a party устроить вечеринку
8 have a party устроить вечеринку
8 having a party устраивание вечеринок
8 meet a friend встречаться с другом
8 meeting a friend встреча с другом
8 play an instrument играть на музыкальном инструменте
8 playing an instrument игра на музыкальном инструменте
8 play a joke подшутить
8 playing a joke подшучивание
8 read books читать книги
8 reading books чтение книг
8 take photos фотографировать
8 taking photos фотографирование
8 use the internet пользоваться Интернетом
8 using the internet использование Интернета
8 watch films смотреть фильмы
8 watching films просмотр фильмов
Unit English Translation
1 bookshop kitabevi
1 electronics shop elektronik mağazası
1 shoe shop ayakkabı mağazası
1 chemist eczane
1 music shop müzik mağazası
1 sports shop spor mağazası
1 clothes shop giyim mağazası
1 newsagent gazete büfesi
1 supermarket süpermarket
1 department store alışveriş mağazası
1 amazing şaşırtıcı
1 awful berbat
1 boiling kızgın
1 brilliant göz alıcı
1 freezing dondurucu
1 great harika
1 huge büyük
1 horrible korkunç
1 terrible dehşetli
1 wonderful mükemmel
1 spend harcamak
1 buy satın almak
1 sell satmak
1 borrow borç almak
1 save tasarruf etmek
1 earn kazanmak
1 unafraid korkusuz
1 unhappy mutsuz
1 unlucky şanssız
1 unusual nadir
1 unclear belirsiz
1 unimportant önemsiz
1 untidy düzensiz
1 unwell kötü
1 unfriendly dostça olmayan
1 uninteresting ilginç olmayan
2 actor aktör
2 firefighter itfaiyeci
2 scientist bilim insanı
2 artist sanatçı
2 police officer polis memuru
2 vet veteriner
2 astronaut astronot
2 musician müzisyen
2 dancer dansçı
2 nurse hemşire
2 brave cesur
2 friendly dostça
2 quiet sessiz
2 calm sakin
2 funny komik
2 serious ciddi
2 cheerful neşeli
2 kind nazik
2 make a bed yatak hazırlamak
2 make history tarih yapmak
2 make a suggestion öneride bulunmak
2 make a cake pasta yapmak
2 make mistakes hata yapmak
2 make sure güvence vermek
2 make friends arkadaş edinmek
2 make a phone call telefonla aramak
2 friendliness canayakınlık
2 kindness nezaket
2 tidiness düzenlilik
2 happiness mutluluk
2 quietness sessizlik
2 weakness zayıflık
2 illness hastalık
2 sadness üzgünlük
3 catch yakalamak
3 fall düşmek
3 over üstüne
3 run koşmak
3 chase kovalamak
3 hide saklamak
3 throw fırlatmak
3 climb tırmanmak
3 jump sıçramak
3 badly kötü şekilde
3 easily kolaylıkla
3 quietly sessizce
3 quickly hızlıca
3 carefully dikkatle
3 happily mutlulukla
3 slowly yavaşça
3 well iyi
3 look up aramak
3 look through incelemek
3 look after göz kulak olmak
3 look like benzemek
3 look out dikkat etmek
3 look for aramak
3 builder inşaatçı
3 farmer çiftçi
3 photographer fotoğrafçı
3 swimmer yüzücü
3 explorer kaşif
3 islander adalı
3 shopper alışveriş yapan
3 painter boyacı
4 blanket battaniye
4 cupboard dolap
4 desk çalışma masası
4 mirror ayna
4 towel havlu
4 carpet halı
4 curtains perde
4 pillow yastık
4 shelf raf
4 wardrobe gardırop
4 cooker ocak
4 fridge buzdolabı
4 iron ütü
4 dishwasher bulaşık makinesi
4 hairdryer saç kurutma makinesi
4 lamp lamba
4 freezer dondurucu
4 heater ısıtıcı
4 washing machine çamaşır makinesi
4 do the washing çamaşır yıkamak
4 do the ironing ütü yapmak
4 do sports spor yapmak
4 do homework ev ödevi yapmak
4 do housework ev işi yapmak
4 do the washing çamaşır yıkamak
4 do Maths Matematik çalışmak
4 go up yukarı çıkmak
4 go down aşağı inmek
4 get up uyanmak
4 put up yukarı kaldırmak
4 put down aşağı indirmek
4 sit down oturmak
4 stand up ayağa kalkmak
5 keyboard klavye
5 microchip mikroçip
5 smartphone akıllı telefon
5 laptop dizüstü bilgisayar
5 mouse mouse
5 tablet tablet
5 memory stick harici usb bellek
5 printer yazıcı
5 touchscreen dokunmalı ekran
5 click  on the icon ikonu tıklamak
5 Log onto your computer Bilgisayarınıza giriş yapmak
5 Scroll down the webpage İnternet sayfasının aşağısına gelmek
5 Shut down the computer Bilgisayarı kapatmak
5 Sign into your account Hesabınıza giriş yapmak
5 Turn down the volume Sesi kısmak
5 Turn on the laptop Dizüstü bilgisayarı açmak
5 Turn up the volume Sesi açmak
5 beautiful güzel
5 careful dikkatli
5 colourful renkli
5 painful acı verici
5 powerful güçlü
5 successful başarılı
5 useful yararlı
5 wonderful harika
5 useless yararsız
5 powerless güçsüz
5 painless acısız
5 careless dikkatsiz
5 colourless renksiz
5 get up kalkmak
5 go back geri gitmek
5 look for aramak
5 put on giymek
5 take off soyunmak
5 turn on açmak
6 be born doğmak
6 get a job işe girmek
6 get married evlenmek
6 go to university üniversiteye girmek
6 have children çocuk sahibi olmak
6 learn to drive araba sürmeyi öğrenmek
6 leave home evden ayrılmak
6 leave school okuldan ayrılmak
6 start school okula başlamak
6 take a year out bir yıl ara vermek
6 bag çanta
6 jars kavanozlar
6 bottles şişeler
6 cartons koliler
6 cans teneke kutular
6 cardboard box karton kutu
6 crisp packet cips paketi
6 find out keşfetmek
6 get on binmek
6 get off inmek
6 go out dışarı çıkmak
6 grow up büyümek
6 switch on açmak
6 switch off kapamak
6 look for aramak
6 try on üzerinde denemek
6 write down not almak
6 agree with uzlaşmak
6 dream about hayalini kurmak
6 spend (money) on için (para) harcamak
6 wait for beklemek
6 ask about sormak
6 learn to öğrenmek
6 pay for ödemek
6 belong to ait olmak
6 listen to dinlemek
6 talk to konuşmak
7 bang hızla çarpmak
7 break kırmak
7 burn yanmak
7 crash çarpmak
7 cut kesmek
7 fall off düşmek
7 hurt acıtmak
7 slip kaymak
7 trap tuzak kurmak
7 trip over takılıp düşmek
7 on ice buzda
7 the dog köpek
7 your back arkanız
7 your bike bisikletiniz
7 your car arabanız
7 your finger parmağınız
7 your hand eliniz
7 your head başınız
7 your leg bacağınız
7 ankle ayak bileği
7 elbow dirsek
7 shoulder omuz
7 chest göğüs
7 back sırt
7 knee diz
7 wrist bilek
7 neck boyun
7 get better iyileşmek
7 get dressed giyinmek
7 get dark kararmak
7 get fit forma girmek
7 get home eve dönmek
7 get injured yaralanmak
7 get married evlenmek
7 get older yaşlanmak
7 charity workers hayır işçileri
7 forest floor orman zemini
7 fishing boat balıkçı teknesi
7 wildlife yabani hayat
7 firewood yakacak odun
8 draw pictures resim çizmek
8 read books or magazines kitap veya dergi okumak
8 have a party parti yapmak
8 spend time with your family ailenizle vakit geçirmek
8 meet friends arkadaşlarla tanışmak
8 take photos fotoğraf çekmek
8 play an instrument bir enstrüman çalmak
8 use the Internet internet kullanmak
8 play computer games bilgisayar oyunları oynamak
8 watch films film seyretmek
8 afraid korkak
8 bored sıkkın
8 excited heyecanlı
8 surprised şaşkın
8 upset üzgün
8 angry kızgın
8 embarrassed mahcup
8 interested ilgili
8 tired yorgun
8 have a good time   iyi zaman geçirmek
8 have a rest dinlenmek
8 have a meal yemek yemek
8 have a shower duş almak
8 have a problem sorunu olmak
8 have a party parti yapmak
8 have a party parti yapmak
8 having a party parti yapıyor olmak
8 meet a friend bir arkadaşla tanışmak
8 meeting a friend bir arkadaşla tanışma
8 play an instrument bir enstrüman çalmak
8 playing an instrument bir enstrüman çalıyor olma
8 play a joke oyun oynamak
8 playing a joke oyun oynama
8 read books kitap okumak
8 reading books kitaplar okuyor olma
8 take photos fotoğraf çekmek
8 taking photos fotoğraf çekme
8 use the internet internet kullanmak
8 using the internet interneti kullanma
8 watch films film seyretmek
8 watching films filmler seyrediyor olma