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banana
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boy
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boat
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tour
player
tire
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flower
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C ONTEN T S
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andthe beautysalon
45 Hairstyling,
make-up
andmanicure

39
40

5.1
5.2
5.3
5A
5.5

41
42
43
44
45

44

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The bedroom
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The dining room
The nurseryand baby accessories
The utility room
The garden

9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
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Gardening
Floorplan of a house

19
20

At home/ housework
Gettinga job
Jobs 1
Jobs2
Jobs3
Jobs4
The office
Office activities
In a workshop
ln a factory
On a constructionsite
ln a hotel
Deding with crime

21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33

Partsof the body 1


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43 Verbs of rtion I
4"3 Verbs of action 2

34
35
36
37
38

Min o ra ilme n t s
Medicine:
at the chemist's
Medicalcare
At the hospital
Dentaland eyecare

6.1 Men'sandwomen's
wear1
6.1 Men'sandwomen's
wear2
6.1 Men'sandwomen'swear3
5.1 Men'sandwomen's
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6.2 Describing
clothes
5.3 Colours
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6.5 Accessories
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46
47

7.1
7.2
7.3
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7.5

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Playground
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library
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54
55
56
57
58

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8.5
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Vegetables1
Vegetables2
Fruit

59
60
61

At the supermarket1
2
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Supermarket
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At the restaurant2

62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70

Fastfood and snacks


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8.9 Breakfast,
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48
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51
52
53

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71
72
73
74-75
76
77
78

Money
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The city/ city life 2
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Emergencies

79
80
81
82
83
84
85

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93
94
95
96
97
98
99
100

101
102

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13.5 Insects
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14.1 Numbers
142 Shapes
14.3 Calendar,
festivals
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14.3 Calendar,
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145 TheUK and the Republic
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14.5 The UnitedStates
14.7 TheWorld
14.8 Eurooe

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104
105
106

107
108
109
110
111
112
113
114-115
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17.2 Prepositions
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125
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homes
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describe
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jobs?
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whodoesthese
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takingnotes.

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B She's
...........,,

What'she doing?(11)
He'sanswering
thephone.

A What'she / shedoing?
B He's/ She's

Questionsfor discussion
1 Whichof these
woulda manager
activities
do?
2 Whichof these
activities
wouldanassistant
do?
activities
areboring?
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16

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Whatare these?(11)
They're
screws.

A What'sthis?/ Whatarethese?
B Its (a)/ They're...........

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2',1
22 square
drill
23 power/ electric
24 (d rill)bi t s

pliers
(adjustable)
spanner
27 f ile
28 wrencn
29 p a in t br u s h
30 (paint)pot
31 h o o k
32 (paint)tray
33 (p a in t r) o l l e r
p a in t
54
25
26

for discussion
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to:
things
wouldyouneedif youwanted
Which
1 makea cupboard?
2 paintyourlivingroom?

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( a sse m b ly)
line
m ach in e
worker
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h a n dt ru c k
warehouse
lo a d in gd o c k/ b a y
f re ig h tlif t
foreman

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They're
thatshowhowmany
cards
hours
a worker
works.
What'sa warehouse?
It'sa place
wherethings
arestored.

A Whatare ...................?
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for discussion
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areusedfor carrying
1 Whichof theseobjects
things?
things
arenecessary
forsafety?
2 Whichof these

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everuseda shovel?
Yes,
I have.
Haveyou everoperateda crane?
No.I haven't.

Haveyoil ever used/ operateda


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Yes,I have.No,I haven't.

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lift,
elevator
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porter
suitcase
d o u b lero o m
bathroom
twrn room
room key
trouserpress
roomservice
conference
room

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please?
certainly,
sir.
CanI checkout, please?
Certainly,
madam.

for discussion
Questions
1 What's
thedifference
between
checkinq
in and
checking
out?
2 Youarestaying
rna five-star
hotel.
Whatwould
youexpect
to havein thehotelandyourroom?

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this?
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Yes,I brokeit a fewyearsago.
B
Haveyou everinjuredyour back? A Haveyou everbroken/ injured
your......................,.,.?
No.never.

Questionsfor discussion
1 Whatarethefivesenses
andwhichbody
partis usedbyeach?
2 Someof thesewordsareusedin different
contexts,
e.9.,a chairhasarms,
legsanda
back.Canyouthinkof otherexamples?

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eyelid
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heart
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ribs
spine/ b a c k b o n e
pelv rs
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kneecap

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s r ed/ gin g e rh air
a brown/ darkhair
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23 short
24tall
2s slim
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gotcurly,
shoulder-length
hair.
She's

A Whatdoesshelook like?(3)
B She...........

What does he look like? (25)


He'sslimandtall,andhe'sgotshort,
blondhair.

A What does he I she took like?


B He/ She...............

for discussion
Questions
1 Whatdoyoulooklike?
withthewayyou
2 Areyouhappy
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theydoing?

l,Uhataretheydoing?(17) B He/ She's


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shaking
hands.
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for discussion
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,rou're
1 Whatdoyoudorryhe::
exc::ed?
2 Whatdoyoudowheiyo.i'',nhaopv?

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put down
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grve
take

draw
cut
g lu e
press
tear
fo ld
pa in t
open
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f i tl
pour
stir
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Giveme that bag.


Don'topenyour book.

Foldthe paper,but don'tcut it.

A Takea pieceof paper.Pickup your


pen.Drawa tree.Don'twriteyour
name.

for discussion
Questions
1 Doyouknowhowto makesimple
origami?
Tryto givesome
instructions.
2 Howdoyoumake
teaorcoffee?
Take
turns
to oiveandfollow
instructions.

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iri usedforfixinghairstyles.

A Whatare rollersusedfor?
B They're
usedfor

lUhatare scissorsusedfor?
tey're usedforcutting
hair.

used
A What's(a) / Whatare .................
for?
used
B lt's/ They're
f0r.................

for discussion
Questions
1 Whatdoes
thehairdresser
usually
dotoyour
hair?
things
doyouhave
at home?
2 Which
ofthese

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c o lo gn e
tweezers
c o mb
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hairdryer
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eye shadow?
I neveruseeyeshadow
I oftenuseeveshadow.

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B I never
/ rarely
/ sometimes
/ often/ always
1 Whichof these
things
arecommonly
usedby
use(a)...............
bothmenandwomen?
2 Whichof these
thingsusually
smellnice?

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blackeye
blood

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gotstomachache.
She's
What'swrong with him?(10)
He'sbroken
hisleq.

A What'sthe matteri
What'swrongwith him / her?
B He/ She's
.............

Questionsfor discussion
1 Whenwasthelasttimeyouwereill?Whatwas
thematter?
2 What's
thebestwayto stayhealthy?

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M__!DICINE:
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Youshould
medicine.
.
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B Youshould
take/ usesome/ a / an
l've got a cut.
Youshould
usesomeplaster.

for discussion
Questions
1 Whichof thesethingsdoyouhaveat home?
2 Whichof thesethingswouldyoutakeon
holiday
withyou?

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for discussion
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2 Ha|evci e',e:,:sie: a'', 3' ,nes
specialists?

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Because
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Because
I hurtmvneck.

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/ using
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Wh yd id
Whathappens
if yougoto hospital
with:
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leg?
1 a broken
Because
7
z a 040cur0nyourarm.

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d e n talnu r se
pattent
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dentures
orthodontist
mouthwash
dentalfloss
toothpaste
toothbrush
toothpick
m t r r or
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tooth
gum
p r a que
backteeth
frontteeth
f i l l i ng
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-hreetimesa year.
How often do you usemouthwash?
Jrcea day.

A How often do you useeyedrops?


B Twice
a year

Questionsfor discussion
1 Whendidyoulastvisita dentist?
A Howoftendo you ....................,.........?
2 Whatdidhe/ shedo?
a .........................
B Once
i Twice
/ Three
times
3 Doyouregularly
visitanoptician?
/ Never

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sweater
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sweater
c a rdi g a n
hoodedtop /
h o o di e

Doyouprefercoatsor jackets? A
jackets.
I prefer
Doyouprefersweaters
or
cardigans?
I prefer
sweaters.

for discussion
Questions
1 Which
of these
things
doyouneedin wetor cold
weather?
2 Whichof these
things
doyouhaveat home?

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w a l k ingbo o ts
boots
w e l l i ng ton s,
w ellies
s h o es

tra l n er s s neak er s Arn E

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courtsnoes,pumps/rrE
s a n dals
slippers
f l i p - f lo p s,
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n ig h t d res/ sn i g h t i e
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pyjamas
bathrobe
i:

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?
,........................
.'sblue.
(light
I dark)
B lt s / They're
Whatcolourarethe anklesocks?
--ey're
blueandblack.

a n k les o c k s
silp
bra
p a n t i ea
smr
k n ic k e rs,
c a mrs o l e
t ig h t s
ngs
stockr
Questionsfor discussion
areonlywornat home?
1 Whichof these
things
lookbest
whichtypeof clothes
2 Inyouropinion,
ona woman?

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CASUALWEAR
1 sweatshirt
2 J ea n s
3 top
+ l egg in g s
s T-shirt
6 SnOrts
7 JaCKet
8 s K tr t
9 vest

UN D E R W EA R
to socks
rt v e s/t u n d e r sh i rt
tz (boxer)
shorts
1 3u n d e r p a n ts
F O RMA LWE A R
t + s u it
t s ja c k e t
t o s h irt
1 7t t e

18trousers,
pantsamr
1 et u x e d o/ di n n e rj a c k e t
20 bow tie
zt waistcoat

CA S U AW
L EAR
zz sweatshirt
23 jeans

zq T-shirt
25 ShOrts
2 6d u n g a r e e s
zz poloshirt
pantsAmE
28 trousers,
zs jacket

What'sshewearing?(1) (2)
A What'she wearing?(24)(25)
She's
wearing
a purple
sweatshirt
andjeans. B He's
wearing
a .........,........,.
and
What'she wearing?(271(281
Hes wearing
a redpoloshirtandlightcoloured
trousers.

A What'she / shewearing?
B He's/ She's
wearing

for discussion
Questions
1 Describe
theclothes
thatyou
usually
wear.
2 Which
typeofclothes
look
bestona man?

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v

tracksuit
cyclingshorts
bikini
s r n g l et
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r u n n i ngsh o r ts
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c o s t u m e/ sw i m suit

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Yes,
it can.
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No,theycan't.

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. ...........
have

it i theycan.i No,it / theycan't.


B Yes,

for discussion
Questions
1 Doyouprefer
shoes
withhighheels
orlowheels?
jackets
2 Doyouprefer
withwideornarrow
lapels?
long-sleeved
orshort-sleeved
3 Doyouprefer
shirts?

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i l i g htblu e
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4 navyblue
a c a me l
r p i nk
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green
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r blue
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t': black
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lellowandred.
ft/hichfabric do you like?
ltle tartanone.

A Which
B The..........

... do you like?


one(andthe
,,,.one).

for discussion
Questions
1 Which
ofthese
colours
andpatterns
do\rouoften
wear?
2 Describe
whattheperson
nexttoyouiswearing.

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2 s p tn
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zz stain
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2 e ta i l o r
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zi p
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button

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It'sused
to jointwopieces
togetner.
Whataresequins
usedfor?
to decorate
fabrics.
They're
used

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Questionsfor discussion
1 Whichof thethingsdoyouhaveat home?
youdoforeachof theproblems
2 Whatshould
(26,27,30,31)?

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A J E W E LL ER Y
1 m o n eyclip
z c u f f l i nk
: t i e c l ip
+ watch
s handkerchief
o chain
z brooch
e necklace
s e a r r i ng
10 fl n g

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t s s ilv e r

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26 m dK- uO C- Q
27 < hnnninn n: ^

28 handbag
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36

clutchbag
keyrrng
scarf
briefcase
wallet
purse
belt
buckle

That'sa nicetie.
I agree.
/ | disagree.
I don'tlikeit.
Thoseare niceearrings.
I aqree.
/ | disaqree,
I don'tlikethem.

A That'sa nice/ Thoseare nice

for discussion
Questions

B I agree
/ disagree.
I don'tlikeit / them.

whichof these
things:
Inyouropinion,
1 areexpensive?
2 areuseful?

E DUCA TION IN GR EAT BRI T AI N


Foundation: ages3 to endof ieception
'
nurseryor pre-school
Primary(children
aged5 to 11)
Key Stage 1

Year 1
Year2

5-6 yearsold
6-7 vearsold

Key Stage 2

Year3
Year4
Year5
Year6

7-8 yearsold
8-9 yearsold
9-10 yearsold
10-11 yearsold

Secondary(studentsaged11 to 18)
11-12 yearsold
12-13yearsol d
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Key Stage 3

Year7
Y ear8
Y ear9

Key Stage 4

Year10 14-15 yearsold


Y ear11 15-l 6vearsol d

of Secondary
Education)
GCSE(GeneralCertificate
GNVQ(GeneralNationalVocational
Qualification)

Key Stage5

(noncompulsory)
Year12 16-17years
old
Year13 17-18years
old

Subsidary),
A-level(Advanced
AS-level(Advanced
Level)

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university
graduates
university

qualifications H N D H i gherN ati onalD i plom a


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(after2-4 years)
D i p H E D i pl omaof H i gherEducat ion
BA
BSc
BEd

Bachelor
of Arts
Bachelor
of Science
B achel or
of E duca t ion

PGCE Postgraduate
Certificate
of Education
Postgraduatequalifications
(2years+ afterthe first degree) MA
Masterof Arts
MSc
MEd
MBA
MPhil
PhD

Masterof Science
Masterof Education
Masterof Business
Administration
Masterof Philosophy
Doctorof Philosophy

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It'sblueandyellow
Whatcolourarethe buildingblocks?
yellow,
They're
red,green
andblue.

A Whatcolouris/arethe
.'.....',...............''?
B lt's/They're

for discussion
Questions
games
played
1 Whichof these
areusually
indoors?
2 Whichof these
things
didyoulikeplaying
you
with/ onwhen werelittle?

T HE SCHO O L
T F {EC LASSR OOM
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book
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4 pen cil
s pen cilsh a r p ener
6 r ub 0 e r
7 protracto.
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z+ measuring
beaker
zs bunsenburner
26 tongs
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CL A S S RO OM
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s o c i o lo g y
b u s i ness
stu d ie s
Latin
Sp a n ish
@
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German

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at
Doyou like scienceat school? A Do/ Didyou like,,.,.,,.,,,...............
Questions
',:, I don't,
school?
study
inyour
1 Whatsubjects
doschoolchildren
I do./ No,I don't/
B Yes,
country?
Didyou like musicat school?
Yes,
I did./ No,I didn't.
2 What
exams
dotheytakeinyourcountry?
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d ictiona
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l:'sa sheet
of microfilm
thatcancontain
many B
raqesof printed
materials.
A
What'san informationdesk?
B
l:'sa piace
wherestudents
canaskthe
where
/ who
iibi'arian
forhelp.

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p e rio d ic as le c t io n
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Questions
Whatmustyoudo in a library
if youwantto:
1 takeouta book?
2 lookforsomeinformation?

V EGE T AB L ES
cabbage
p u m pki n
3 red cabbage
4 sweoe
5 carrot
6 leek
7 rurnrp
onton
9 cauliflower
10 broccoli
1',! parsnrp
12 brussels
sprout
t 5 c u c u mDe r
14 sweetcorn
/ corn
15 beetroot
't6 courgette
17 spinach
18 watercress
19 r u n n erbe a n
20 m u s nr o o m
21 s p r i n go n io n
22 potato
23 tomato
1

24 asparagus
zs lettuce
zo Frenchbean
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28 peas
29 Celery
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32 greenpepper
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Yes,
I do.
Doyouevergrowtomatoes?
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7

B Yes,
I do./ No,I don't.

Questionsfor discussion
growin yourcsuntry
or
1 Whichof thesevegetables
region
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12 papaya
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14 mango
15 meron
16 gooseoerry
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preferpears.
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for discussion
Questions
fruitsgrowinyour
1 Whichof these
or region?
country
2 Whichof these
fruitsareavailable
in
yourcountry
throughout
theyear?

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Questionsfor discussion
Whatwouldyoubuyto:
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2 dosomewashing?

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please.
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Questionsfor discussion
eata startel
1 Whenyoueatout,doyounormally
a maincourse
anddessert?
2 Whichof thefoodsonthelasttwo pages
would
voueat?

F AS T F OOD AN D SN AC K S
mustard
tomatoketchup
sachetof pepper
sachetof salt
( p a p e r)n a p kin
cola
cheeseburger
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donerkebab
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please.
Yes,

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please.
I No,thanks.
B Yes,

Wouldyoulikesomesushi?
No.thanks.

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7

Questionsfor discussion
1 Whichof these
thingsaresweet?
2 Doyoudislike
anyof these
things?
3 Howoftendoyoubuyfastfood?

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1 k i l ogr am
1,000m i l l i l i tr es
1 litre

Howmuchmilkdo we want?
Fourlitres.
/ Twocartons.
Howmanybottlesof colado we want?
Two.

for discussion
Questions
Which
ofthese
containers
canbemade
of:
1 paper?
2 plastic?
3 glass?
4 metal?

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2
4

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potatoes.
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B She's

liVhat'she doing?(15)
He'skneading
dough.

A What'she / shedoing?
B He's
/ She's

for discussion
Questions
1 Inwhatdifferent
wayscanyoucookmeat?
2 Explain
howyoumakeoneof yourfavourite
dishes.

PUBLI C T RANSP OR T
n railwaystation
: clock
: a r r i v als
an d de p a r tures
board
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s pa s s en g e r
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soI
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cameby

hr r c <f n n

for discussion
Questions
doyouuse?
1 Which
forms
of public
transport
quicker
inyourowncar?
2 Aretaxis
thangoing

B R EAKFA S T , LUNCH , D IN N E R
BREAKFAST

1 porridge
2 cereal
3 bread
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1 9 ham salad
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zt spaghettibolognese
pie
zz shepherd's
23 sausage,
mashand peas
z + fishfi ng e r s,chipsand bakedbeans
2: omelette
26 ptzza

zz mushroom
risotto
28 tacos
29 paella
30 couscous

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trUhat
wouldyoulikefor breakfast?
I'dlikesome
muesliwith
semi-skimmed
mrlK,
anotea,please.

Questionsfor discussion
a tvoical
breakfast
1 What's
in vour
country?

Whatwouldyoulikefor dinner?
please.
andmash,
l'dlikesausage

2 Whatthinqs
dovouusuallv
eatfor
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13 m i n i b u s
14 lorry,trucknmr
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lorry
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rearwindscreen
rearviewmirror
b r a k el i gh t
boot
n u mb er pla te
b u mp er
e x n a uslp r p e
headrest
seatbelt
roof-rack
door

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wrper
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b o nn e t
headlight
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for discussion
Questions
1 Doyouhaveanyof thesevehicles?
hadrecently?
hasyourvehicle
2 Whatrepairs
arebadforthe
3 Whichof thesevehicles
environment?

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if a vehicle
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if the traffic

Youmust/ mustn't
if

for discussion
Questions
1 Discuss
other
youmust
things
andmustn't
doif youaredriving.
2 Dodrivers
inyourcountry
usually
stopfor
pedestrians
atzebra
crossings?

R O A D A N D R O A D SIGN S
L EV EC
LROSSING
22 barrier
23 railway
track
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z+ trafficcone

d srcls
zs givewaysign
26stopsign
zz roadsign
28n o rig h t u r ns i g n
29no U-turnsign
30no overtaking
sign
31s t e e ph i l ls i g n
32n o t hr o u g hr o a ds i g n
r: cyclists
onlysign
r+ slippery
roadsign
ls roadworks
aheadsign
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sign
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sign

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thatyoumustn't
overtake.
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It means
thatthere's
a levelcrossing.

for discussion
A What doesthis sign mean? Questions
thatyoumust/
B It means
inyour
different
1 Howareroads
androadsigns
./
mustn't
............................
country?
It means
thatthere's
a/
andpedestrians
2 Whatdoyouthinkdrivers
thereare
',
roadaccidents?
should
do'toprevent

AT TH E A I RP O RT 1
A

THET E RMI NA L

ch e c k -in
desk
trc k e t
gates
departure
metaldetector
5 lug g a g e
/ baggage
o poner
7 lu g g a g e
t ro lle y
8 suitcase
9 flight information
screens
1 0 security
1'l X-rayscanner
1 2 han dlu g g a g e
1 3 duty-freeshop
1 4 passportcontrol
1 5 passport
1 6 immigration
officer
1

2
3
4

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windowseat
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armrest
cockpit
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instrumentpanel ,.'.=.

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tZ cabin
(luggage)
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compartment
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air trafficcontroller
27 n a n g a r
25
26

Whatdoesan immigration A
officerdo?
B
passports
Heor sheexamines
A
or lDcards.
B
Whereare the life jackets?
Ihey'reundertheseats.

Questionsfor discussion
I Whatdoyouthinkisthemostinteresting
partof theflight?
2 Whataresomeof thereasons
forflight
delays?

WATER T RA NS P O RT

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lifeboat
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ferry

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yacht,sailboat
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cabin

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boat?
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....'..'...'.''''..'''....?
B Yes,
I have.
i No,I haven't.

for discussion
Questions
Whichof these
boatsdoyouthinkis:
/ fastest?
1 theslowest
2 theheaviest?

MONEY
1 CUStOmer

2 ca s h i er
/ b a n kcl er k
I counter
+ c a s h p oin t
: cashpointcard/ debitcard
a pi n n u m be r
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slip
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fifty pounds/ fifty poundnote


twentypounds/ twenty poundnote
ten pounds/ ten poundnote
fivepounds/ f rvepoundnote
two pounds/ two poundcotn
o n e p ou n d/ on e p o undcoin
fifty pence/ fifty pencepiece
twentypence/ twenty penceptece
ten pence/ ten penceptece
f,,,iv a nonr o

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two pence/ two penceptece


one penny/ one pennypiece
traveller's
cheque
'oreigncurrency
SUTOS

JS dollarsand cents
an I havethirty pounds,please?
low doyouwantit?

A CanI haveseventypence,please?
B Howdoyouwantit?

Threeten poundnotes,please.
-eieyouare.

A
B

....,Please.

Questionsfor discussion
are
notes
andcoins
1 Whatdifferent
thereinyourcountry?
card?
2 Howoftendoyoupaybycredit

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sKyscraper
tower block
U n d er gr o u nedn tr ance
streetlight
newspaper
vendor
newspaper
stand
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skyline
sky
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No,there
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Arethereanyskyscrapers
in
yourcity?
Yes.
thereare.

for discussion
ls therea / Are thereany
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in yourtown /
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city?
country?
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2 Whatisthebestthingabout
living
ina bigcity?
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living
ina bigcity?
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postcards.
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parcel,package
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for discussion
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youarein Britain.
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things:
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to someone
in yourcountry?
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for discussion
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or
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magazines
every
weekT
2 Doyoubuyanysweets
everyweek?
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for discussion
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1 Whichof theseshops
doyougoto
every
week/ month?
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shopping?
Why?

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sports
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sports
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clothes?
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what
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in yourcountry?
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indoors
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fiho"tare they doing?(7)

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B He's
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for discussion
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Whichof these
actions:
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yourlegs?
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B I went
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7
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playonline?
doyou
2 Whichof thesegames
thinkisthemostdifficult?

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instruments?
2 Which
instrument
hasthenicest
sound?
instruments
canbevervloud?
3 Which

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for discussion
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goto thebeach?
1 Whydopeople
yougoto a beach?
2 Whatdoyouusually
takewhen

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I am.
Yes,

A Areyou goingto go
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nextsummer?

for discussion
Questions
I Whatisthedifference
between
hiking
andrambling?
2 Whichof theseactivities
are
popular
in yourcountry?

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11

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for discussion
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....or a / an ..........................?
arehistorical?
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goto / visita / an............
l'drather
nearyour
2 Arethereanyof theseplaces
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B
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Yes,

for discussion
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petslivein a cageor hutch?
of these
1 Which
youkeep
petscould
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of these
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3 Whichof thesepetsneedto beoutdoors?

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It'scalled
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produce
2 Whichof these
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young?

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B
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for discussion
Questions
1 Which
of theseaanimals
can
yousometimes
findon land?
2 Whichof theseseaanimals
are
endangered
or threatened?

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I cantransfer
documents,
viewimages,
takephotos,
shootshortvideos,
Srowse
theInternet
andcheck
mv
e-mail.

Questionsfor discussion
1 Howoftendoyoubuya new
phone?
mobile
2 Whichof these
doyou
things:
have?
wouldyouliketo have?

AD JECT I V E S 1
FEEI-I!\JG5
I m i ser a b le
z sad
t

n l o rco d

4 nappy
5 ecstattc
6 a n n o ye d
1 angry
e fur io u s
9 nervous
1 0 su sp r cto- s
1 ' S Car eO

"''=

ls shesad?(2)
Yes,
sheis.

A ls he i she..............................?
B Yes,
he/ sheis./ No,he/ sheisn't.

for discussion
Questions
feelwhenyoufinish
1 Howdoyouusually
exams?

A Doeshe / shelook...,..,..,.......,............?
(11)
Doeshelookbored?
2 Howwouldyoufeelif youforgotyour
he/ shedoes,
/ No,he/ shedoesn't.
Helooks
scared.B Yes,
No,hedoesn't.
girlfriend's
/ boyfriend's
/ spouse's
birthday?

A D JE cT T YEI?r
OPPC:- I.
t neat/ tidy
2 messy/ untidy
l
4

dry
wet
ti gh t
roose

kF

neavy
lig h t

,--@--

fl''

br

rou9n
smooth

@rc

-Y

-e#

17
1B

near/ close
far

19
2A

da r k
li g h t

21
22

t hi n
t hi c k

23
24

narrow
wide

f 1soYoo

2)

2f-r

ha r d
soft

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tf nl
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ls it short?(11)
Yes.
it is.

(24)
A ls it narrow?
B

(2ll
ls it expensive?
No,it isn't.lt'scheap.

A
B

2::

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w
,'

Questionsfor discussion
aspossibie
Useasmanyof theseadjecives
follorving:
describe
the
to
youarewearing.
1 anitemof clothing
2 anobieonealvoir.

PREPOS I T I O NS 1
t from
2 to
s in front o1
+ b e h in d
5 over
o under
z in
8 ou t
9up
1 0 00\ , ' , , ' ^
'11 0r-:o

:z o:
ll on
r..' off

t s ab o ve
'16oelow

H
(3)
Where's
shestanding?
She's
standing
infrontof him.
Where's
shesitting?(16)
She's
sitting
below
theboy.

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*

A Whereis he / she/ it
for discussion
Questions
standing/ sitting/ going? 1 Describe
yourposition
in theroomusingasmanyof these
B He's/She's/lt's
prepositions
aspossible.
standing
/ sitting
/ going
2 The'prepositions'on'and'0ff'are
usedin phrasal
verbs
suchas
switchon'and'switch
off'.Canyouthinkof otherexamples?

P R E POS IT IO N S 2
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
1'l

rouno
between
agarnst
across
awayfrom
towards
outside
inside
rnto
t h r o ug h
out of

't2
13
14
15
to

17
18

Whereis the table?(2)


It'sbetween
theboyandthegirl.
What'she doing?(4)
He'swalkingacross
thestreet.

aron9
beside/ nextto
at the top
in the middle
at the bottom
on top of
under/ underneat h

A What's/ Whtt arehe/ she/


theydoing?
B He's/S he's/Th e y ' re

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Questionsfor discussion
youusing
1 Describe
thelocation
of theobjects
around
asmanyof theseprepositions
aspossible.
2 Lookoutside
anddescribe
anypeople
that
or objects
aremoving.

PRO NUN C IA T ION T ABLE


on the CDs.
All the wordsin the LongmanPhotoDictionaryare pronounced
you
how
to
say
the
words
in
the Word list.
table shows
ThisPronunciation
Symbol

K e y w o rd

Symbol

Keyword

Vowels

Consonants
p

pack

back

&

tie

die

i:

class

glass

q:

tJ
d3

church
judge

few

view

UI

throw

though

soon

3:

zoo

"t'

shoe

EI

3
m

measure

al

sum

JI

sun

AU

0
h

sung

a{J

hot

I3

lot

ea

rod

UE

yet

eIe

wet

aIe
JIE

aue
eue

bed
bad
happy
keeper
bid
father
c a ller
pot
put
boot
gradual
cut
bird
banana
make
bite
boy
now.
boat
here
hair
tour
player
tire
employer
flower
lower

/'/ showsmainstress
stress
/,/ showssecondary
in BritishEnglish,
in AmericanEnglishbut is usuallynot pronounced
/./ meansthe lrlsound is pronounced
exceptat the end of a word when the word that followsbeginswith a vowelsound
lal meansthat lal may or may not be used

W O RD L IST
Aberdeen/,aba' din/ 112
above/a'bm/ 126
accelerator,/ak'selarerta',/
73
accessories
/ak'sesariz/ 53
accordion/ e'kttdian/ 96
accountant,/a'kauntant,/25
acorn/'erktn/ 117
across/e'kros/ 127
actor/ta,klc.r/93
acuteangle,/a'kju:t,anlgal/
108
add /ed/ 69
address,/a'dresll'edres/
6, 82
adjustable
spanner,/
a,d5urstabal'spena'
/ 29
adult,/'ad^lt, arddt/ 5
aerobics,/ea'raubrks,/
92
afraid/a'fred/ 124
Africa/'efnk;/ 114
Africandress,/,afrrkan'dres/
49
aftershave/' o'.ftalel / 40
against/a'genst/ 127
age /efi3/ 6
air bed /'eabed/ 97
air filter /'ee ,frlta'772
air tank /'ea tarlk/ 90
air traffic controller,/ea'trafik
kan.trauleT 77
airer/'eera'/'17
airinqcupboard/'eann
k.'t\eat ZO
airmailletter./'eamerl]eta'
/ 82
Airsure@
/'ea,Jua'/82
aisle/ail/ 62,93
aisleseat/'arlslt/ 77
Alabama/,ela'bama/ 113
alarmclock,/a'lqrm
klpk/ l3
Alaska,/a'leska/ 113
A-levelstudenl/' et level
,stju:dntz54
Alka-Seltzer'",/,alka'seltseT
42
alligator /' e.hgefte'/ 103
along/e'loq/ 127
alphabetboard,z'alfabet,br:d,/
45
alumini
um foil,/,aljumrniam
'fitl/ 10
amber/'amba'/ 74
ambulance,/'ambjulans,/
85
ambulanceservice,/'embiulens
.ss:vrs,/85
amethyst/'amr9tst/ 53
amplifier/' a:mplrfarc'/ 96
anaesthetist,/a'ni:sOetrst/
44
analoguewatch,/,enelog
'wot[/ 111
anchor/'aqka'/ 78
angelfish/' ernd3al,ft[/'|.04
angler/'aqgla'/ 98
Anglesey/' anlgalsl/ 112
angry/'eqgri/ 124
ankle/'aqkel/ 34
anklesocks/'.. ./ 47
annoyed/a'nttd/ 124
anorak/'anerak/ 45
answerthe phone,/,o:nsa6a
'fevn/ 28
answeringmachine/'olnsarnJ
me,fi:n/123

ant /erfi/ 106


antacid/ent'asrd/ 42
Antarctica/ en' tq:.ktrka/ 114
antihistamine
tablets/
42
,entr'hrstamiln,teblats,/
antlers/'antlaz/ 103
108
apex,/'erpeks,/
Ap p a l a c h i aM
n o u n ta i n s ,/
,apelertfian'mauntanz,/113
apple/'apel/ 6'l
applepie/,epal'pa:/ 66
applicationform,/,eplr'kerJan
f:;m/ 22
apricot /'erpnkot/ 61
April/'erprel/ '109
archer/ts'^tle'/ 89
archery/'ottlai/ 89
architect /' qtkrtekt/ 25
Arizona/,en'zauna/ 113
Arkansas,/'qrkansrr,/
113
arm /q'^m/ 34
armchair/' otmt[ea'/ 14
armrest/ta'lmrest/ 77
arrivals
and departures
board/
agawalzan dl'po:tJazbr:d,/
7',|
arrow/terau/ 89
art /ut/ 57
arlery/'utari/ 35
artichoke,/'ortrtJaok/
50
articulatedlorry,/or,trkjulertrd
'lpri/ 72
artist,/'o:trst,/25
Asia/'e{a/ 114
asparag
us,/a'sparagas,/
59
assemblyline,/a'semblilam,z
30
assistant/a'sstenV 39
astronaut,/'estranr:V I l9
astronomy/a'strpnami,/ 94
at the bottom ,/at 6a 'bptam,/
127
at the top /at6e'top/ 127
Atlanta /at'lante/ 113
AtlanticOcean,/at,lantrk
'eu[en/ 113
atlas/'edas,/ 58
atlic /'attk/ 20
aubergine/' euba3L,n/59
audience/'rdiens/ 93
August /'rgast/ 109
aunl /s'^nt/ 7
Australia/o'stretlie/ 114
Austria/'ostie/ 116
autumn/'r.tam/ 118
avocado/.ava'ko:deu/ 61
away from /a'wer from/ 121
axe/aks/ 29
baby /'berbi/ 6
babybottle/'.. ,../ 16
babycarrier/'betbi ,karia'/ 16
babyclothes,/'berbikleadz/ 16
babycup /'.. ./ 16
babysling/'betbislr4/ 15
babywipes /'berbi warps,/ 16
back/ba.k/ 34
back teeth /ba,k'ti'tg/ 45
backache/'beketk/ 41
backboard/'bakbt;d/ 87
backbone/'bekbaun/ 35

backgammon /'bakgeman/
95
bacon,/'berken/64
badger/'bad3a'/ 103
badminton,/'bredmrntan,/
88
badmintonplayer/'... ,../ 88
badmintonracket,/'bedmmtan
,rekrt/ 88
bag /bag/ 6g
bag of sweets/,. . './ 83
bagel /'beryal/ 64
baggage/'beEd3/ 75
baggagecarousel/'baEd3
kara,sel,/76
baggagereclaimarea/ba:Ed3
nklerm ,eeria/ 76
baggy/'bagi/ 50
baguette/be'get/ 54
bails /beilz/ 86
bake /berk,z59
baked beans/,berkt'bi'.nz/
62,70
bakedpotato/'berkt
pattertavz/ 67
baker,/'berka',/23
bakery/'berkari/ 64
bakingtray,/'berkq luer/ 1'l
baklava/'baklave/ 66
balancebeam,/'balansbi:m,/
89
balcony/'ba,lkeni/ 9
bald /btld/ 36
ball /bt:l/ 86
ball gown /'bl;l gavn/ 47
ball point pen ,/ bo:l prmt
Wr/ 27
ballerina/ ba.lanna/ 91
ballet ,r'balerlbe lel 93
ballet dancer/fuler,do:nsa7
93
ballet shoe/'baler [u'./ 93
baIlooning,/ba'lu:mp,/
98
ballpointpen /,br:lpernt'pen/
55
banana/ba'nqrnell-'na-,/61
band /bend/ 93
bank accountnumber/'baqk
akaunt ,nttmba'/79
bank balance/'bepk ,balans,/
79
bank clerk/'baqkhq'^k/ 25,79
bank statement/'be0k
.stertmant/ 79
ba'r/bq{/ 32
bar of chocolate,/,bo:rav
'tjDkht/ 83
barbecue/'bq:brkju:/ '18,59
barge/boi3/ 98
barrier,/'baria'
/ 71, 75
barrister/'barrcta' / 24,33
base/bers/ 40, 'l08, 123
baseballcap,/rbersbe:l
kap/ qS
baseline/'beslan/ 88
basement/'bersmant/ 20
basil,/'bazall'betzel/ 60
basin /'besan/ 45
basket,/'bcirslat/
87, 101
|
basketbaI| /'buskrtbt;l/
87
basketballplayer/'... ,.,187
bassguitar,/,bersgr'tol',/95
bassoon/ba'su':n/ 96

bat /bev 6,8


bath /tu0/ 12
bathmat /bofrmeV 12
bathtowel / . ../ 12
bathrobe/'bo:Orat:fr/ 17
bathroom/'bo;grum/ 20, 32
bathroomcabinet,zbo.rum
'kebrnat,/12
batsman,/'betsman/ 85
battery /'batpri/ 72, 123
bay /be/ 3o
beach /bitt[/ 117
beachball/'. ./ 97
beachtowel/'.../ 97
beachumbrella/'. .,../ 97
beading/'bitdtl/ 39
beak/bi:k/ 105
bear/bea'/ 103
beard/biad/ 36
beat /bitt/ 69
beautician /bjut' alan/ 39
bedroom/'bedrum/ 20
bedside table,/,bedsaI
d' terbaT/
13
bedspread,/'bedspred,/
I3
bee /bl/ 105
beefjoint /'bi;f d3tnt/ 64
beefburger /'bizfbstga'/ 57
beehive/'bi;haw/ 105
beer/bl.a'/ 63
beetroot/'bi:t:utt/ 59
behind/br'hund/ 126
betge/ber3/ 51
Belfast,z'belfo':st/
112
Belgium/beld3an/ 116
Belishabeacon/ba li:Ja
bi*aV 80
below ,rbrlai,z 125
belowfreezing
/.. ../ 118
belt /belV 53
bench/bent/ 55
bend over /bend etve'/ 92
beret,/'bererlba'rcr/ 45
beside,/br'sard/127
between /br'twitn/ 127
bib /bft/ 16
bicycle,/'barsrkp/72,89
Big Ben/,brg'ben/ 100
bigos,z'bi:gos/65
bike /bak/ 89
bikini,zbr'ki:ni/49,97
bill /brl/ 105
billboard/'brlbttd/ 81
billygoat /tbili gaut/ 102
bin /bn/ 10,21
bin bags/'bnbegz/ 63
binoculars/br'nokjolaz/ 94
biology/bar'olad3i/ 57
bird-watching /'bztd,wotJq/
94
biro'",/'barrau
/ 27,56,83
birth certificate/hst9 sa,nfikat/
5
birthdaycard,/'bs:Oder
ko:d/
82
b iscuits,/'brskrts,/
53
black/bla,k/ 51
blackbelt/'. ./ 88
blackcab /blak'keb/ 71
bl ackeye/.' ./ 41
bl ackhai r/,. ' ./ 36

WO RD L IS T
blackboard/'blekbt;d/ 56
blackcurrant
/,blak'krant/ 61
91
blade,zblerdl
blanket/'blerJkrt/'13
blender/'blenda'/ 1'l
blini/'bli:nil 65
blond hair/,blpnd 'hea',/36
blood /blt'd/ 41
gauge,/ blrd
blood pressure
preJa ,geId3,/43
47
blouse,/blauzllblaus/
blow-dry/'blzu drar, 39
blue/blu:,251
bluecheese/ - .,! 64
b l u ec ollarwor ( er i . .. ../ 2 5
blueberry/ blu:barit'51
Blue-ray-o a\et ,/ blur rer
plera', 122
BIuitoot"'" t'eaoset,/,blu:tu:o
heds et , 123
blusherr bLtla'/ 40
board /bttd/ 95
boardrngpass,/'br:dr4po'.s/75
sku:l/
boardrngschool,/'bardrrJ
54
boating/'bautnl/ 98
91
bobsledding,z'bobsledrl,z
bobsleigh/'bobslo/ 91
borl /bttU 69
boiledegg /,btrld'eg/ 70
bollard,/'bplad.lq:d,/ 80
bolt /beuIt/ 29
BonfireNight/'bonfara nart/
109
bonnet/'bpnrt/ 73
book /buk/ 55
bookof stamps,/,buk
av
'stamps,/82,83
14
bookcase,/'buk-kers,/
'14
books,/buks,z
bookshop/'buklpp/ 84,99
boosterrocket,/rbu:sta,rpkrt,/
119
boot /butt/ 73
boots /buzlrs/ 47
18
border,/'br:da',/
bored/bt:d/'124
borscht/bt|t/ 65
botanicaI garden,/ba,tanrkal
'go:dn,z99
bottle ,/'bDtl,/68
bottle opener/'botl ,eupana'/
11
bottled food ,z,botld'fuid/ 62
bouncea ball,/,baunsa'btl/
92
bouncer/'baunse'/ 16
boundary/'baundari/ 86
bow /bau/ 78.89,96
bow tie /baa'ta/ 48
bowl /bauI/ 15
bowler /'bauIa'/ 86
box,zbpks,z
58
box of chocolates,/,boksav
'tJokhts,z83
b oxof t is s ues
/ , . . ' ../ 1 5
boxer,/'boksaT87
boxershorts/'.. ,./ 48
boxing,/'boksq,/87
boy /btr/ 6
bra /br$/ 47

brace/bres/ 45
bracelet, brersLt,z53
braces/ brersn/ 53
bradavrl/bra.dt/'/ 29
c.a,d,ng/ bre:dq/ 39
c'aas /bretdz/ 36
oran /bretn/ 35
orake/bretk/ 73
o ra k el i g h t/' . ./ 73
brass,/brqrs,/96
Brazilnut /bra'zrlnlf./ 51
bread/bred/ 70
break,zbrerk,z
38, 69
breakfast/'brekfast/ 70
breastbone
/'brestbeun/ 35
brick /brllr./ 31
bricklayer/'brrk,lera'/ 23
bridge/bndg/ 74,81
brie /bril/ 64
briefcase/'bri:fkers/ 53
Brighton/'brartn/ 1'12
B(isrol/tbnstel/ 112
broad bean/brt;d'bin/ 50
broccoli/'brokali/ 59
brokenleg,/,braukan'Ieg/ 41
brokenzip /,brauken 'ap/ 52
brooch /btaatt/ 53
brook /bruk/ 117
broom /brutm/ 17
brother/'brttde'/ 7
brothers-in-law
/'br rt6azn
bt/ 7
brown /braun/ 51
b ro w nh a i r/,.' ./ 36
bruise/brttz/ 41
brush/btt{/ 17,40
brushyour hai /,. . './ 8
brushyour teeth /,braJjcr
'ti:O,/8
brushes/'br$tz/ 94
Brussels
sprouts/,br rcalz
'sprauts,/59
bucket/'bakt/ 17,97
ghamPalace,/,bakr5am
Buckin
'pehs,z100
buckle/ b,rkaI/ 50,53
Buddhistshrine,/ bodrst [rarn,/
110
Buddhist
temple,/,budrst
'tempal/ 110
budgerigar /'brd3arryo;'/ 101
budgie/'bt.d1i/ 101
buffalo,z'birfalau,z
103
buggY/'bqi/ 16
buildingblocks/'brldrqblpks/
55
Bulgaria/bil' gearia/ 116
bull /bvl/ 102
bulldozer/'bvldauze'/ 31
bumper/'bnnpa'/ 73
bungalow/'btqgalaa/ 9
bunsenburner/,bansan
'bsrna'/ 56
burgers/'bt'^gaz/62
bus/btts/ 7'1,74,80
busdriver/'brc drare"/ 26,71
bus lane,/'bzrslem,/ 80
busshelter/'b^s ,JelteT80
busstop /'b^s stDp/ 7'1,80
bush/bul 18

business
studies/'btznes
strdiz/ 57
butcher/but[a'/ 23
bulter /'bnta'/ 62,70
butterfly /tbxefla/ 106
butternut squash,/,brrtanat
'skwoJ,/60
buttocks/'btttaks/ 34
button ,/'b,rtn,/50
buttonhole/'bntnheul/ 50
cabbage/'kabfl3/ 59
cabi n,/' kabm/77,78
cabincruiser,/'kebrn,lru':za'
/
78
cable/'kerbal/ 78
cableTV /,ketbal ti;'vi;/ 122
cactus,/'kaktas/ 117
58
cafeteria,/,kafe'traria,/
cafetiAre/,kefa' tjea'/ 10
cage/kefi3/ 10"1
cagoule/ke'gu;l/ 45
cake/ketk/ 64
cakestand,/'kerkstand/ 15
caketin /'kerktrn/ 11
calculator/'kalkjulerta',256
calendar/'kahnda'/ 27
calf/kolfllkaf/ 34,102
California/,ke.Ir'b;nja/ 1'13
callcentreoperator,/'kr:lsente
,oDarerta'/25
cai l i ngfrom a publ i cphonebox
,/,kr:lq fram a ,pabhk 'faun
bpks/ 85
Cambridge/'ketmbnd3/ 112
camcorder/'kem,kt;da'/ 123
camel,/'kamal/ 51,103
camera/'kemora/ 94
camisole/'kemrsaul/ 47
camper/tkempa'/ 98
camping/'kampq/ 98
campingstove,/'kemprrJ
stauv,/98
campsite/'kampsart/ 98
campus/'kempas,/ 58
can/kar,/ 68
canal,/ka'nel/ 98, 117
candle/'kendl,/ 15
candyAmE/'kendi/ 67
canoe,/ka'nu:,/90
canoeing/kJnu;t4/ 90
90
canoeist,/ka'nurrst,/
Canterbury
Cathedral
,z
.kentabari ka'ei:drel,/ 100
cairtain/'kaptsn/ 77
car/kot'/ 74
car seat/'ks; si;t/ 16
caravan/'karcvan/ 72
caravansite,/'karev@nsart/
98
cardshop/'kq;d, lop/ 84
Cardiff /'kq'^drf/ 112
cardigan/'ko;drgan/ 46
Cardigan/'kalilgan/ 112
43
cardiologist,/,ko:di'oladgrst,/
cards/kq;dz/ 95
careworker,/'kea,ws:ka-/26
cargo/'koryau/ 78
carnival/'ko;nlel/ 99
carpenter/tkotpnta' / 23
carpet,/'korplt/13
carriage/'kand3/ 71

carrierbag /'ka:riabag/ 62
carrol /'karat/ 59
carrots/'karats/ 66
carry/'kari/ 37
carskstz/ 72
carton ,/'ko:tn,/ 58
cash/ka|/ 79
cashmachine/'kal ma,Ji:n/84
cashewnut /'kaJur natllke'Jur
n^t/ 61
cashier /ka' !rc'/ 25, 62, 79
cashpoint/'katpcnt/ 79
cashpointcard/'.. ./ 79
casserole
dish,/'kaserauldrl
11
cassetteplayer,/ka'set,plerc'
/
73
caslle/'kq;sal/ 99
casualwear,/'ka3ual wea'/ 48
caI /ka't/ 101
cat food /'katfu;d/ 63
cat'seyes/'. ./ 74
catcha ball/,ketJ a'bttI/ 92
caterpillar/'kata,pia' / 106
cauliflower/'koh,fTaua'/ 59
cave/kel/ 117
CCW camera./.si:si: ti: vir
'kamare/ 80'
CD player/,si: 'dir ,plereT56,
73
CD-ROM/.sl di:'rom/ 120
CD-ROMdrive,/ sir di: 'rpm
dral /' 20
ceiling,z'sidrl,z20
celeriac,/sa'leariek/
50
celery,/'selari,/
59
cell phoneAmE/'sel faan/ 123
cellar/'sela'/ 20
cello/'tfelau,z95
cement/sftiert/ 31
cementmixer,/sr'mentrmrksaT
31
centimetre,/'sentmi:ta'l 68
centralreservation,/.sentral
reza'verlat/ 74
centre,/'sentaT108
centreci rcl e/ , . . '. . / 86
cereal/'srarial/ 63,70
chain,ztfern,z
53
chai /tlea'/ 15
chairlift/'tleelfit/ 91
chalk/tfuk/ 55
chambermaid,/'tJermbe,merd
32
champagnefiam'pen/ 65
met/
changing mat,/'tJerndgrq
15
charger/'t[od3a'/ 123
cheap/t[itp/ 125
checked/t[ekt/ 51
check-indesk/'tJek rn desk/
76
checkingin /,t[ekrq'n/ 32
checkingout,/,tJekq 'aut/ 32
checkoutarea,/'tJekaut,earia,/
62
checkoutdesk,/'tJek-aut,desk/
62
cheek/tJi:k/ 35
cheese/t[itz/ 62
cheeseon toast/,. . './ 70

W OR D L IS T
cheeseburger
claw /klt;/ 104
computertechnician
/' tti;zbs;ga'
/ 67
,/
cheesecake
claws/kbtz/ 105
kam,pjurta tek'm[an/ 26
/' t[izketk/ 65
cheetah/'tlitta/ 103
cleaner/'kJi:ne'/ 26
concierge/'konsiea3/ 32
chef/lef/ 23
63
cleaningfluid /'kli:nq ,flu'nd/
condiments,/'kpndrmants,/
chemist's,/'kemrsts,/
84
45
conditioner/kan' dttana'/ 12,
chemistry/'kemrstri/ 57
40
clear/klo'/'118
cheque/tlek/ 79
51
conductorAan'd^kte'/ 93
clementine,/'klemantirn,/
chequecard/'tJek kq;d/ 79
cone /kaan/ 67
clifl /khf/ 117
chequebook/' tlekbuk/ 79
conf ectio nery /kan' feklanari/
climber/'klatma'/ 89
cherry/'tleri/ 51
climbing/'klarmrq/ 89
83
chess/tjes/ 95
conferenceroom,/'konfarens
climbingf rame,/'klarmrS
chest/tjest,/ 34
nrm/ 32
frerm,/ 55
chesto f d ra wer s/ . . ' . / 13
clingfilm" /'kln1film/'10
confused/kan' fju:zd/ 124
chestnuttree /'tjesnlt tri;/ 117 clock/klok/ 71,11'l
conkers/'korJkaz/ 117
chewinggum /'tJu:q g^m/ 83
clock-radio,/,klok'rerdiaa/'122Connecticut,/ka'netrkat,/
113
Chicago/[r'ko':gau/113
console/'konsaul/ 120
close,/klaus,/125
chick /t[rk/ 102
closed/klauzd/ 125
constellation /,konsta'le{an/
chicken/'t!rlrcn/ 102
119
clothesline /'klauzlarn/'17
chickenleg ,/'tJrkIn\eg/ 64
cloudy/'klaudi/ 118
constructionworker ,/
chickenlrverp6te/,tJrkrn,lrva
clulch /kbrtl/ 73
kan'strrrkJan,wsrkaT
31
'pate/ 65
/ 44
clutchbag /'klntjbag/ 53
consultant,/ken'srrltant
chickentikkamasala,/,tJrkm
coach/kaat[/ 71
contactlens,/'kpntektlenz/
.tirkame'so:la,/55
45
coaster/'kausta'/ 15
chickenwrap ,/,tJrkrn
'rep/ 67
coastline /'kaustlatt/ 117
container,/ken'terneT
58
child/tfarld/ 5
continents/'knntrnants,/114
coal /kaut/ 46
childminder,z'tJarld,marndeT coat hanger/'ka,ut
controlpad,/ken'treolped/
,han)a'/17
26
105
122
cockatoo,/.kpka'tur,/
children/'tlldran/ 7
cockerel/'kokarel/ 102
controltower /kan'treul ,taue',/
chillipeppei/'rjrli pepoT 59
cockpit/'kok,ptt/ 77
77
chilly/'tjrli/ 118
cockroach/'kok-rautJ,z106
convertible/kan'vgttebal/ 72
chimney/'tltmni/ 9
cocktaildress/'kokterl dres,/
conveyorbelt ,/kan'verabelt/
chin /ttn/ 34
47
30.62
ChineseNew Year/ tlatnitz
cook/kak/ 2'1,23,69
cocoa,/ kaukau,/53
nju: 'jra',/109
61
coconut,/ kaukannt,/
cookery/ kukei/ 94
chips/tfips/ 62,67,70
boc<
10
coCfillei /kDd filt,'64
cco< e-_,
chipsAmE/t[tps/ 67
cc3<-3 c:: kukrqpot 10
cofree,'k:Dfi.'53,65, 70
chiropodist,/kr'mpadrst/43
coffee maxer," kofi merka' | 1 c3 ku:l 1'18
chisel/ttttzal/ 29
coffeetable/ .- ../ 14
co-o c: kau padar 77
chives/tIatz/ 60
coro,essD^c-e kr:dlas failn
coin /ktm/ 94
gateau,/,tlDkht
chocolate
123
coin album/'kem .elbam,/94
'gataa/ 66
coin collecting,/'kun ka,leku4,/ coriander,/,korianda'/ 50
chop/tlop/ 59
Cork/kt:k/'112
94
choppedtomatoes/,tlopt
corn on the cob /.kun pn 6a
cola/'kaule/ 63,67
ta'mo:tauzll-'mev/62
cold/kauId/ 41,118
'kpb/ 59
choppingboard,/'tJopq bord,/
remedy,/'kauld,remrdi,/
beef,/,klnd 'bif/ 62
cold
corned
11
42
corner,/'k)rnay108
chorizo/t[a'rizau/ 64
correctionf Iuid /ke'rekJan
coldwater Iap/. '.. ./ 12
chorus,/'krrras,/93
coleslaw/'kaulsb,/ 64
,fln:.td/27,83
Christianchurch,/,krrstJan
50
cosmetics
collar,/'kola',/
kpz' metrks/40
1
1
0
'tJs:tj,r
82
coI
16
collection
/kpt/
/ka'leklan/
ChristmasDay/,knsmas'der,/
cottage/'kottd3/ 9
cologne/ka'levn/ 40
10 9
113
cotton ,/'kotn/ 52
Colorado,/,kola'roldau,/
ChristmasEve,/,knsmas'i:v/
colouredpen ,/,knlad'pen,/83
couch,zkautj/ 39
10 9
cough/kof/ 41
colouringbook ,/'kalarr4buk,/
chrysanthemum
/
cough mixture/'kof ,mrkstJeT
55,83
krr'sen0rmam,/18
42
colours/'klJoz/ 51
church,ztjs:V 99
counsellor /'kaunsala'/ 43
comb,/kaum/39.40
churchtower,/,tJs:tJ'taua',/99
counter /'kaanta' / 79, 82
c o mbv o u rh a i r/,. .' ./ I
cinema/'snrma/ 93
countrycode,z'kmtri keud,z85
comet-/'komrt,/i 19
circle,/'ssrkal,/
108
countryof birth ,/,kzrntriav
circumference,/sa'krr.mfarans,/ compactdisc/ CD player/
'bgt9/ 6
108
,kompekt'drsk,plera',sir
couple /'ktrpal/ 6
'di': ,plera'/ 122
AdviceBureau,/
Citizens
compass/'krtmpas/ 56
courgette/kua'3et/ 59
,srtrzenzad'varsbjupeu/ 22
court ,/krt,/ 88
compost,/
citywall /,stti'wt{/ 99
19
court reporter/,kt;t rr'pt;te'/
'kompostll'kormpaust/
clam/klem/ 104
33
computer/kem'pju;ta'/ 27,56
clap/klep/ 37
court shods/'kt:t[utz/ 47
computergames/.'.. ,./ 95,
clarinet/,klerr'net/ 96
courtroom /'kt'.tram/ 33
120
classical
concert,/.klasrkal
computerprogrammer,/
couscous/'kuskus,/63,70
'kpnsat,/93
classroom,/'klqrsrum/
56
kam'pju:te'praugrama'/25
cousins/'ktzanz/ 7

cove'-3

:::'

JLri-JT

-e!3

22
cow,zkao 102
crab/kreb, 64, 10tl
craftfair /Watr fea' !B
crafts,/kq:fu,/ 9f
cranberries
/'Webariz 61
crane,/krern,/31,78,105
crayons/'krercnz/ 55
cream,/krirm/ 42,51,62,6S
creditcard,/'kredrtkq:d. 79
crest,/krest,/'105
crewneckjumper/,kru:nek
'd3tmpa'/ 45
cricket,/'krrklt/86
cricketball/'.. ./ 86
cricketpitch/'.. ./ 86
crisps,/krrsps,/67
crockery/'krpkei/ 15
crocodiIe,z'krpkadarl/'l03
croissant/'kwo:soq/ 70
croppedhair,/,kropt'hea'/ 36
skiing,/,kros
cross-country
krntri 'ski:rg,/91
crossroads/'krosraadz/ 74
95
crossword,/krosws:d,/
crow ,/krau,/105
crowd ,/kraud,/ 85
cruiseship/'krutz lrp/ 78
crush/l<rt{/ 69
crulch/Wt'tl/ 44
cry/kat/ 37
cube/kiu:b,/108
c-c,-b-e' / kjurkrmba'/59
:-* krf 50
:-- ^< kf Llk 53
r-c i'r.p l5
:-r::.' l
krbad 10
:-!'luprul 58
r-' : 'z ' ks:li hea- 36
c-:5o' ks:sa' 120
c-na I b:m 14
cushronika\ant 14
customer,/ lcstama',262, 79
customs/ ktystamz/76
customsofficer,/'kastamz
.ohsa'/ 76
cui /t<r't/ 38, 39. 41
cut uP ,/k^t 'tP/ 69
cutlery,z'katlari/15
CV,/,sir'vit/ 22
cycling/'sarklnS/89
cyclingshorts,/'sarklq trts/ 49
cyclist,/'sarkhst,/
89
cyclistsonly sign,/,sarklrsts
'aunli sarn,/75
108
cylinder,/'srhndaT
cylinderblock,/'srhndablok,/
72
cymbal/'stmbal/ 96
Cyprus/'sarpras/ 116
CzechRepublic
/,tlek
rr'prrbkhk,z
115
daffodil/'defadi/ 18
dairyproducts,/'deari
,prDd^kts,/62
daisy/'derzi/ 18
Dallas,z'delas,/
113
dam/dam/ 117
dance/do:ns,/37
dark/dq;k/ 125

WO R D LI S T
d a r khair/ , . ' . / 36
dashboard/' da[bt;d/ 73
date/dert/ 61
date of birth ,/,det av 'bg:0,/5
daughter/'dczte'/ 7
daughter-in-law
/'dc:tar ur
ltt/ 7
davsof the week / derz av b
\,vi:t<Zt Og
daytimetelephonenumber,/
,dertarm'tehfaun namba',/ 6
debit card/'debtkad/ 79
decay/dr'ker,/ 45
December,/dr'semba'/
109
deck/dek/ 78
deckchair/' dektlea'/ 97
deep/dt:p/ 125
deer,/dra',/103
defendant/ dt fendant/ 33
defenders/ilfendaz/ 31
degreesCelsius
,/ degrees
Centig rade/ dt,gitz'selsias,
&gntz'senugrerd,/118
degreesFahren
heit / dr,griz
'feranhart/ 118
Delaware/' delawea'
/ 113
delicatessen/ dehka'tesan/ 64
delivery/dr'lwari/ 82
denim,/'denrm,/52
Denmark,/'denmo:k/
115
dentalfloss/'dentl,flos/ 45
dentalnurse,/'dentl ngls/ 45
dentist /' denttst/ 24,45
dentures/'dentlaz/ 45
departmentstore,/dl'poltmant
,str:7 80,84
departure gates,zdrrpo:tJa
,gefis/ 76
depositbox / slot /dlpont
boks, dr'pozrt slpt/ 79
depth /depO/ 108
dermatologist
,/
43
,ds:ma'tolad3rst/
deserl/'dezat/ 117
designand technology/dt,zarn
an tek'nolad5i,/ 57
designer/dt'zama'/ 25
d e s k , z des k14,
z 27,5 5
deskdiary/'desk duari/ 27
desklamp/'desklamp/ 27
desktidy /'desk ,tatdt/ 27
desserttrolley,zdr'za:t
trDli/ 55
desserts/il'z:;ll/ 66
dessertspoon/ il' zsttspu:n/ 15
detachedhouse,/dr,tatJt
'haus,/9
diagonal/du' aganaU 108
diallingcode,/'darah4kaud,z
85
diameter/ dar'amtta'/ 108
diamond,/'daramand,/
53
dice/das/ 95
dictionary/' drktanafi/ 58
dietician/ darc'ilan/ 43
dig the soil,/,drg6a 'serl,z'19
digger/'drge'/ 31
digi-box/' dtd3i boks/ 122
digitalcamera/ drd3rtl
'kemare/ 123
digitalradio/drd3rtI 'rerdiau,/
122

digitalSLRcamera,/,drd3rtles
el'q: kamrra,/ 123
digital watch / dtd3rtl'wot[/
1 ' t1
dil /dl/ 60
drm sum ,/drm 'srrm,z
55
diningroom /'danrq ru:.m/ 20
d i n i n gro o mta b l e ,/,...' ../ 15
dinner/'dna'/ 70
t ..,../ 48
d i n n e jra c k e /'
dishcloth/'drlklofl/ 10
d ishwasher
/' drt,wo[a'/ 10
displayscreen,/dr'splerskrin/
120
d istributor/ dr'str,tbjute'
/ 72
diver/'dawa'/ 90
dividedby,/dI'valdrdbar/ '107
diving,z'darvrg,z
90
divingboard/'.. ./ 90
divorced/dr'vttst/ 6
Diwali,/dr'wo;Ii/ 109
DIY,z,di:at'wat/ 94
do a handstand,/du:a
'handstand,/ 92
do homework,/dul
'heumws:k/21
do press-ups
/dul 'pres rps/ 92
do sit-ups,/dur'srt
92
'rps/
do the laundry,/du:
6a 'blndri,/
21
dock/dok/ 78
doctor,/'dPkta'/ 24,43
doctor'ssurgery/ doktaz
'ss:dgari,z43
document,/'dokjumant/120
documentcase/'dokjoment
,kers,/53
dog /dog/ 101
dog food /'dogfitd/ 63
doll /dol/ 55
doll'spram/'dolzpram/ 55
dolphin/'dolfn/ 104
donerkebab/'dona ka,bab/ 67
dongle/'do{,gal/ 120
donkey/'do4lo/ 1O2
door /dt:'/ 73
door handle/'. ../ 10
doorbell/'dt:bel/ 9
doorknob/ dtnob/ 9
doorstep/'dttstep/ 9
dormitory /' dttmrtari/ 54
doublebass,/,d,rbal'bers/96
doublebed ,z,drbel'bed/ 13
doubleoven,/,d.,r,bal'
nvan/ 10
double room/'dtbalrutm/ 32
doubleyellowline,/,dabaljelau
'lam,/ 80
doughnut/'daunrtt/ 57
Dover/'deuve'/ 112
down /dasn/ 126
downhillskiing,/,daunhrl
'skilIl,/ 9l
DowningStreet/'dqunrq stri:t/
100
downstairs/ daon'steaz/ 20
d ragonfly/' dregenflar/ 106
drainpipe/' drenparp/ 9
drapeAmE/drerp/ 14
draughts/drqtfts/ 95
draughtsman/' druftsmen/ 25
draw /drtt/ 38

drawer/dn{/ 10,13
drawingpins,/'dralgpnz/ 83
dress/dres/ 47
dressinggown /'dres14gap17
47
dressingtable,/'dresrr33etbal/
13
dressma
ker /'dres,merka'/52
drill /dril/ 45
drill bits/'drilbrts/ 29
drinks/dngks/ 63,66
drip /drry/ 85
drive/drarv/ 9
drivingIicence/' drarvrq
,lasans/ 6
drum/drtm/ 96
drum krt /'drnmkrt/ 96
dry /dru/ 125
dry goods/'drargvdz/ 53
dry yourself/'drar jeself/ 8
dual carriageway
/ djval
'kand3wer/ 74
Dublin,z'dlbln/ 112
duck/d*/'102
duckling/'dtklnl/ 102
dummy/'dlrrr'i/ 16
d umper truck,/'drrmpa tr ttk/
3'l
Dun Laoghaire
/dlv:''lrari/ 1'12
Dundee/d':'rr'di/ 112
dungarees/ drrlga'ntz/ 48
Durham/'dram/ 112
dust /dastz 21
duster,/'dlsta',/17
dustpan/'dttstpen/ 17
duty-freeshop,/,djurti'fri:
[oP/ to
duvet,/'du:vey'djut-/ 13
DVD,z,di:vi'.'dit/ 122
D V Dpl ayer/,..' . ,../ 14,56,122
eagle/'i'.gaI/ 105
ear/E'/ 34
ear protectors/'rc pra,tektaz/
31
ear,nose,throat specialist
,/ra
nauz 'Oraut,spefahst,/43
earrtng/'tanq/ 53
Earrh/t0/ 119
easel/'izal/ 55
EasterSunday/,irsta 'snnder,/
109
ecstatic / rk'statrk/ 124
edge/edS/ 108
Edinburgh/' ednbarya/112
EdinburghCastle,/,edmbara
'ko:sal,/100
eel/i:l/ 104
egg /eg/ 105
eggs/egz/ 62
Eidul-Fitr/,i;dul'tfira/ 109
eight /eft/ 107
eight am / eight(o'clock)in
the morning/,eft et'em, ,ert
aklpk m 6e 'mcrnr4,/111
eightpm / eight(o'clock)in
the evening,/,ertpi: rem,,ert
aklok m 6i 'i:vnr4,/111
eighteen/,er'ti:n/ 107
eighteenhundredhours,/,erti:n
'hzrndradauez/ 111
eighty /'erti/ 107

elasticband/r,lastrk 'bend,/
27
elbow /relbau,/34
elderly/'eldali,z5
electricdrill ,/r,lektrrk'dnl/ 29
electricAuitar,/r,lektnkgr'to:',
95
electricmixer,/r,lektrrk'mrksa'
1t
electricshaver,/r,lektrrk'Jerva'
40
electrictypewriter,/r,lektrrk
'tup,ruta'/ 27
electricwindow button,
r,lektnk'wrndau,bxn/ 73
electricia
n /r,lek'trr[an,,ehk-/
23
electronic games,/,ehktronrk
'germz/ 12O
personal
electronic
organiser
,/,ehktroruk ,pe:sanal
'ttganarza'/ 123
electronicsshop,/r,lek'troruks
lop/ 84
elephant/' elrfant/ 103
elevatorAmE/telavefte'/ 32
eleven/r'levan/'107
elevenhundredhours/r,levan
'h-rrndradauaz/'111
e-mail,z'irme{/ 121
e-mailaddress/ril merl a,dresll,adres/ 6,22, 121
e-mailsoftware,/.i:merl
'softwea7 121
embroidery/tm'brudari/ 94
emerald/'emarald/ 53
emergency
number,/
r'ms:dgansi,nambaT 85
emery board/'emeribttd/ 40
empty,/'empti/ 58,125
en suiteshowerroom /on swi:t
'Jauarurm,/ 20
encycloped
ia,/rn,sarkla'pi:dia,/
58
engine/'end1m/ 71,72
England/'qgland./ 112
english/'qgli[/ 57
Englishbreakfast/,nglr[
'breKast,/ 70
envelope/' envalaup/ 82
equals/'i:kwalz/ 107
e-reader/'l ,rlda'/ 122
escalator,/'eskelerta',/
84
estateagent /r'stert ,erd3ant/
25
estatecar/rrstertks'/ 72
Estonia/ e'staania
/ 116
European
Union,/juarpian
'ju:njan/ 116
euros/'juarauz/ 79
eveninggown ,/'i:vru4gaun/
47
evidence/t evtd,ans/33
examination
couch,/
rg,zamr'nerfankaut/ 43
excavationsite,/,ekska'verJan
saft/ 31
excavator,/'ekskaverteT
31
exchangerates,Aks'tJerndg
rerts/ 79

W O RD L IST
bark/
exercisebike,/'eksasarz
92
exercisebook,/'eksasanbuk/
56
exhaustpipe/rg'zerstparp/ 73
exhibition/,eksr'b{an/ 99
ex-husband
/.eks'hmband/ 7
125
expensive,/Ikrspensw,/
externalharddrive,/rk,sernl
'ho:d draw,/ 120
ex-wife/,eks'wafi/ 7
eye/ar/ 34
eyedrops/'ar dtops/ 42,45
eyeshadow/'u ,[adev/ 40
evebrow/'arbtau/ 35
eyebrowpencil/'.. ,../ 40
eyelash/ule[/ 35
eyelid/'arhd/ 35
eyeliner /' at]arna'/ 40
fabricconditioner,/'febrrk
kend{me'/ 17
fabricshop/'febnk lop/ 84
fac e/fe ts/ 3 4, 108, 111
facecloth/' fetsklp9/ 12
facial/'fe{el/ 39
f actoryworker /' fa,kteri
,wsrkaT25
fair hair/,fea''hee'/ 36
f atitas/fe'hittez/ 65
taiafel/fe'lafel/ 67
falcon,/'fa:lkan/105
fall /fil/ 37,92
fall AmE/fil/ 118
familyname/'femali nerm/ 5
fans /fanz/ 86
far /fs;'/ 125
farmer /'f.s'.ma'/ 23
fashionstore ,/'faJan strr'./ 84
f ast/fust/ 125
father /'fst6a'/ 7
Father3Day/'fot6ez derl 109
father-in-law/'fszdar nltt/ 7
fatty tissue/,fati'ttlut/ 35
faucetAmE/'fitsrt/ 10
fax a document/,faks a
'dokiumant/ 2{i
fax machine/'faks ma,!i'^n/27
feathers/'fe6ez/ 105
February/' februari/ 109
feedthe baby/,. .'../ 21
feed the dog /,ftd 6a'dog/ 21
feelings/'fiIrqz/'124
fence,/fens,/9, 19
fennel,/'fenl,/50
ferrv /'feri/ 78
fertiliser/' fs'.t{arza'/ 19
festivals/'festwalz/ 109
field/fiId/'t17
fielder/'fi:lda'/ 86
fifteen /,fifti:n/ '107
fifteen hundredhours/,fiftiln
'hrrndrad,auez/ 11'l
fiflh /fifa/ 107
fifry /tfti/"107
fifty pence,zfifty pencepiece/
,fifti 'pens, ,fifti pens 'pi:s,/
79
fifty percent,/,fiftipe'sent/ 107
fifty pounds/ fifty pound note
/,fifti' paundz,,fifti paund
'neat/ 79

fig /frg/ 61
figure skate/'figa skefi/ 91
figureskater/'figa ,sketaT 91
figureskating/'frga pkerfiq/
91
file /fail/ 29,120
fileattachment,zrfarl
a,tetJmant/ 121
file papers/,fail'perpaz/ 28
files /failz/ 27
filing cabinet/'failrq,kablnat/
28
Itll /til/ 38
fi l l i n a fo rm/,h l n a ' b z m / 28
fillet of sole,/.filrtav 'saul,/65
fllling /'filq/ 45
tilm /hlm/ 93,123
53
Filofax'",2'farlau,faks,/
fin /fn/ 104
f inancialadviser/fa,nanlal
adtvarza'/79
finger /'fiqga'/ 34
Finland/finlend/ 116
fir cone/'fs:keun/ 117
fir tree,/'fg:trit/ 117
tire /farc'/ 85
fire brigade/'farabn,gerd/ 85
fire engine/'. ,../ 85
fi re extinguisher /' farcr
30,85
rk,str4gwrJaT
fire fighter/'fae ,fafie'/ 24,85
f ireguard/' fategozd/'l4
f ireplace/' faraples/ 14
fust /fstst/'107
f irstclass/,fz;st'klots/ 71
first classpost /,f3:stklo:s
'paust/ 82
firstfloor/,. './ 20
first name/'. ./ 6
first-aidkit ,z.fsrst'eId krt/ 30
fish /frt/ 104
fish and chips/,fiJ an 'tfips/ 57
fishand seafood/,fi| an
'sitfu;d/ 64
fish fingers/,fif'firJgaz/ 62,70
fish tank /'fi|tarlk/ 101
f isherman/' fi[eman/ 23,90
fishing/'frJrj/ 90
fishinghook/'.. ./ 98
fishingline/'filqlun/ 90
fishingrod /'hlqrpd/ 90,98
fitted sheet/,htrd'[itt/ 13
five/fal/ 107
five pence,/ five pencepiece/
,faIv 'pens,,farv pens 'pi:s/
79
five pounds,/ fivepoundnote
/,fuv' paundz,,tu:paund
'neut/ 79
fizzydrink/'fvi dn|.k/ 67
fizzymineralwaler /,fi2i
'mrnaral ,wrta7 65
flag /flag/ 81, 119
flamingo /fla'mrqgeu/ 105
flannel/'flenl/ 12
flash /fla[/ 123
flats /f7ats/ 9
f latscreenTV,/,flatskrirnti:
'vit/'122
fleece/flits/ 46

flight attendant,/,flart
a'tendant/ 77
flight information
screens
/
,flart Infe'merlan ,skri:.nz/76
flip-flops/'flrp flops/ 47
flipper,/'flrpa'
/'104, 105
floor /flif / 20
113
Florida,/'flnrrde,/
florisl /tflorst/ 23
flour /flaua'/ 63
flowerbed /'flavabed./ 18
flowers/'flaoaz/ 14,18
Ilu /flut/ 4'l
flule /flutt/ 95
Ily /flal 106
flyover/'flaveuva' / 74
foal /faul/ 1OZ
foggy /'fogi/ 118
fold /fauld/ 38
folder,/'faulde'
/ 27, 120
fonl /fDnt/ 120
food processor
/'fuid
11
,prausesa',/
foot /fvt/ 34
football/'futbtl/ 86
footballboots/1.. ./ 86
footba|ler/' futbt;le' / 86
footrest /'fut-rest/ 39
footwear /'futwea'/ 47
forearm /' fi'.ro'.m/ 34
forehead/'tond,'fcrhed,/ 35
foreigncurrency/,fonn
'karansi,/79
foreman/'btman/ 30
IoresI /'tonst/ 117
fork /htk/ 15,19
f orklift,z'fc:khft,/30
formal wear /' fi:mal wea'/
47,48
fortv /'f:;ti/ 107
foundation /favn' derlan/ 40
fountainpen ,/'fauntn penl 83
four /b!/ 107
fourteen/,h|'tin/ 107
fourth /fitl/ 107
four-wheeldrive,/,fr:wi:l
,drarv/ 72
fox /foks/ 103
foyer /'hrcr/ 32
frame /frerm/ 45
115
France,ffrq1ns,/
frankingmachine,/'fraqkq
ma,lin/ 27
freezer/frize'/ 10
f reezing/' frizrq/ 1'18
freight lift /'freftlft/ 30
French,zfrent/ 57
Frenchbean/,frentj 'bin/ 59
Frenchfries/,frent['fruz/ 57
Frenchhorn /,frent! 'hrn,/ 95
Friday/'frarddi/ 109
fridge/fnd3/'10
fried chicken/,frard'tlrkn/ 67
fringe /fnnd3/ 36
frog /frog/'103
from /from/ \26
front door /.frtnt'dt'.'/ 9
front garden/,frtnt'go;dn/ 9
front teeth /frmt'ti;g/ 45
frown /fraun/ 37

frozen foods , fr*,z-a hr:dz


62
fry /fru/ 69
ll
frying pan /'traw1pa.
fudge /frd3/ 83
ged5 73
fuel gauge,/'$u:al
fuel tank,/'!u:altaqk 119
full/ful/ 68.125
full creammilk /,fuI kri:m
'mrlk,/ 70
full moon,zful'mu:n/119
fur /fgt'/ 101
f urious/'fjuarias/ 124
galaxy,/'galaksi/119
Galway/'gldwet/ 1'12
gamepad/'germpad/ 120
games/germz/ 95
gamesconsole/. ,../ 'i.22
garage,/'garolSllga'ro3/9, 72
gardenshed,/,gordn'!ed/ 18
gardener/'gotdna'/ 23
gardening/' gotdnrq/94
gardening gloves,/'go:dnIg
,gbvz/ 19
garlic/'ga;lrk/ 59
garlicpress/'.. ./ 1'l
gale/geft/ 9,87
gauzepad /'guzpad/ 42
gearlever,/stick
/'gra ,lilve',
'grasuk,/ 73
gearshift AmE/'gra fift/ 73
gems/d3emz/ 53
(GP),/
generalpractitioner
,d5enaralprak'trJana',,dgit
'pit/ 43
geography/ d3i'ngrafi/ 57
Georgia/'d3ud3a/ 113
geranium/ d3a'reniam/ 18
gerbil,z'd5g:bel/'101
German/'d3amen/ 57
Germany/' d3z;mani/ 1'16
get dressed/get'drest/ I
get uP /get 'urP,/8
gherkins/'gstk:rrrz/67
gills/grlz/ 104
gingerhair/d3nd3a'hea7 35
giraffe /d5r'rof/ '103
girder/'gada'/ 31
gil /gstl/ 6
give/gw/.38
,
giveway sign,/gtv 'wet sam/
75
Glasgow/'glazgau/ 112
glasses
/'glo:srz/ 45
glasses
case/'glo:sIzkers,z45
glove/gbtv/ 87
gloves/gbtvz/ 45
glue/glu:/ 38,55
90 shopping/gau Joprl 21
go to bed /,gau ta bed 8
go to work /,gau ra $::li 8
goal/gauI/ 85
goal area/'gaul earia 85
goal line/'ga;l lan 85
goalie,/'gaoli, 8'5
goalkeeper. garlkl:pa' 85
goalpost gaillpaiisr 85
goatee ,'ga; ti: 3'6
goggres gDgrtz 90
gold ga,ild 53
golo{s^ gairldfrl t01

-l I
I

WO RD L IS T
goldfishbowl /'.. ./ 101
golf /golf/ 89
golf ball/'. ./ 89
golf club /'gplf kJnb/ 89
golfer/'golfe'/ 89
goose,/gu:s,/102
gooseberry
/' guzbari/ 61
gorilla/ga'rile/ 103
gosling/'gozlrq/ 102
gown /gaun/ 39
grams/gramz/ 68
grandchildren/' gren tjrldran/
7
granddaughtet
/ gra'ndt:ta'/ 7
grandfather/' gren fo:da'/ 7
grandmother/ granm,t6a'/ 7
grandparents
/ gran pearants,/
7
grandson/ grens:n,, 7
grape/grerp/ 61
grapefruit/ gretpfru:t,t61,70
grass/gro:s/ 117
grasshopper
/ gro:shopa'z106
grale /grert/ 69
gratet/ grefia'/ 11
graze/gretz/ 41
grease,zgri:s,z
69
GreatSaltLake,/,grertsr:lt
'lerk,z113
Greece/gris/ 116
green/gritn/ 51,74,89
greenpepper/,. '../ 59
g reengrocer/' grin,grausa'/ 23
greenhouse,/'gri:nhaus,/
18
greetvisitors/,gri;ttvrzftaz/ 28
grey/grel 51
grill/gnl/ 69
groundfloor,/,graund'flit'/ 20
groundsheet/' graund[itt/ 98
guard/ga:d/ 33
guava/gwola/ 61
guest,/gest,/32
guineapig /'Eniprg/ 101
Gulf of Mexico/,gnlf ev
'meksrkau,/113
gull /g'{,/ 105
gum /gttttr/ 45
gutter ,/'grrtaT9, 80
GuyFawkes'Night/gar ferks
nart/ 109
gym /d3rm/ 56
gymnast/'d3rmnast/ 89
gymnastics/dglm'nastrks,/89
^' '^-^-^l^^la+
yyiloErwrw9r)L

43
,garne'koladgrst,/
hacksaw/'hakstt/ 29
hai /hea'/ 34
haircolour/'hea ,ktla'/ 39
hairslide,/'heaslard,/53
hair wax,/'heawaks,/ 39
hairbrush/'heabr$/ 39,40
hairdresser/'hee drese'/ 25, 39
hairdryer/'hea drarc'/ 39,40
hairspray,/'heasprel,/
39
half moon /,ho;f 'mv.n/ 119
half-brother/'huf br^6a'/ 7
half-sister
/hqf ststa'/7
halfwayline,/,hofwer lan/ 85
Halloween/,halau'itn/ 109
hallwav/'htlwe/ 20
halva,/'helva/ 66

ham /ham/ 64
ham salad/hem'sa,led/ 70
hamburger/'hambz:ga'/ 57
hammer/'ha.me\/ 29
HamptonCourtPalace
,/
,hamptankr:t 'pehs/ 100
hamster/'hamstaT 101
hand /hand/ 34
handbeater/'hend,bitta'/ 11
hand luggage/'hand,lttEd3/
75
handmirror/'halnd,mra'/ 39
handsaw,/'hrend
n;/ 29
handtowel /'hand,taval/'12
handtruck /'hand tuk/ 30
handbag/'handbag/ 53
handcuffs/thandkt$s/ 33
handkerch
ief /'heqkat[fi/ 53
h a n d l e/' h e n d I/ 1 1,13
hang glider/'haq ,glarda'/89
hang gliding/'haq ,glatdrq/89
hangar/'hanla'/ 77
Hanukkah/ho:nake/ 109
happy/'hapi/ 124
hard /hotd/ 125
harddiskdrive,zhold'dlsk
draw/ 120
h a rdh a t / . ./ 3 1
h a rds h o u l d e/.r ../ 74
hardware/ ha:dwea'/ 120
harmonica
,/hqrmomka/ 96
harness/'ha:nts/ 89
hal /hat/ 46
hatchback/'hat[bak/ 72
hatchet/'hat[t/ 29
havea bath /hav a'bq;Q/ 8
havea cup of coffee/hav a
,klp av 'kofi,/ 8
havea shower/hav a 'Jaua78
havebreakfasl/hav 'brekfast/
8
Hawaii,/ha'wayi/ 113
hazelnut/'hetzalntrt/ 61
hazy/'herzi/ 118
head/hed/ 34
headache/'hederk/ 41
headboard/'hedbttd/ 13
headlight/ hedlafi/ 73
headphones
/ hedfaxu/ 122
headrest/ hed,-rest/73
headscarf,z'hedsko:f,z
49
heart,/hott,z35
heavy/'hevi/ 125
hedge/hed5/ 18
hedge trimmer /'hed3,tnma'/
19
hedgehog/'hed3hog/ 106
heel/hi:l/ 34.50
height/hartl 108
heightchart/'hafttlott/ 43
height-adjustable
chair,/,hart
adgrrstebal'tjea7 39
helicopter/'hehkopte'/ 77
helmet/'helmft/ 86,89,91
helpdeskoperator,/'help
desk
rDparerteT25
hemline/'hemlarn/ 50
herbaltea /,hsbal'ti:/ 63
herbs/ttgbL/ 60
herbsand spices,/,hg:bzan
'sparsrz/63

highchair/'hut[ea'/ 16
highlighter /'haflarte'/ 27
highligfits /'hailafis/ 39
hilab /hr'd3atb/ 49
hiker,/'harkeT
98
hiking/'harkrq/ 98
hill /hil/ 1't7
Hindushrine,/,hrndu:'Jrarn/
110
Hindutemple,/,hmdur
'tempal/ 110
hip /hry/ il
hip-bone/'hrybaun/ 35
hippopotamus
/,hrpa'potamas/
't03
historv /'htsteri/ 57
hoarding/'hcir1/ 81
hob /hpb/ 10
hobbies/'hobiz/ 94
hold /hauld/ 38
hole,zhaul,z
89
hole-punch/'haal ptrntl/ 27
homeimprovement
/,haum
rm'prulvmant/ 94
homepage,/'haumped3/ 121
honey,/'hmi,/ 62
honeycom
106
b,z'h-,rnikaum,/
hood /hud/ 50
hoodedtop ,/,hudrd'tDp/ 46
hoodie/'hudi/ 46
hook /huk/ 29,31
hookand eye/,. .' ./ 52
hoover/'huva'/ 17,21
hop /hop/ 92
horizontal/,horr'zontl/ 108
horn /htn/ 103
horsd'oeuvres
/r'dslvz/ 65
horse,/hals,/89, 102
horseracing,/'hc:s,rersrl,/87
horseriding,/'hcrs,rardrrj,/89
hose/hauz/ 19,72,85
hosepipe/'haazparp/ 19
hospitalporter,/,hosprtl
'pl;ta'/ 44
hospitaltrolley,/,hosprtl'troli,/
44
hospitalward /'hosprtl wr:d,/
M
hot ADt,/ 1'18
hot and soursoup/,hot an
saua'surp/ 65
hot dog /,.' ./ 67
hot w aterIap /.' .. ./ 12
hot wax ,/hpt 'waks./ 39
hot-airballoon,/hpt 'ea
ba lu:n,z98
hotpiate/'hotplert/ 10
hour hand/'auahrend./ 111
Houseof Commons,/.haos
av
'komanz,/100
Houseof Lords,/,hausav
'ltzdz/ 100
products,/
household
63
,haushauld'pmdnkts,/
Housesof Parliament
/.hauzrz
av'po:lament/100
hug /httg/ 37
Hull /htJ/ 1'12
h ummingbird/'hrrmrlbs:d,/
105
hummous/'humus/ 64

hump /hrrmp/ 103


Hungary/'htqgari/ 116
husband/'hmbend/ 7
hutch/hrtj/ 101
hyacinth/'harasrno,/18
hyperlink /'harpalrqk/ 121
hypotenuse /har' potanjrtz /
108
ice /ats/ 91
icecream/as'kritm/ 62,66,
67
icon /'arkon/ 120
icy/'arsi/ 118
lD card/at'di.:.kord/ 6
ldaho,/'ardahau/
113
ignition/ry'm[an/ 73
lllinois,/,rlr'nu,/
1I 3
i mam,/' rmqrm110
,/
immigrationofficer/
/ 76
,rmr'grerJan,ohsa'
in /n/ 126
in front of /rn 'frant pv/ 126
in the middle/n 6a'mtdl/ 121
in tray,/'mtel 27
lndiana/Sndi'ena/ 113
indicator/' ndrkefta'/ 73
informationdesk,/,rnfa'merJan
desk/ 58
informationsection,/
58
,rnfa'merJan,sekJan,/
inilials/t'ntlalz/ 6
injection/n' d3eklan/ 44
injuredperson/1nd3ed
'psrsan,/85
in-lineskate,/,rnlarn 'skert,/89
inmate/'nmefi/ 33
lnnerHebrrdes
/ pna'hebradiz/
112
insectbitq,,/'msekt
bart,/41
insects/'rnsekts/ 106
inside,/,rn'sard,'nsard/
127
insidelane/,rnsard'len/ 74
instrumentpanel,/'rnstrumant
,panl/ 77
intercom/'ntekom/ 16
international
code,/
85
,rnteneJanal'keud,z
lnternetcaf6,/'rntanet,kafer/
121
Internetserviceprovider,/
pra,varda'/
rrntanet'ss:vrs
121
interview/'ntavjv/ 22
tnto /'nt1u.jt/ 127
lnverness
/ lnva'nes/ 112
lowa /'atawe/ 113
lreland,/'aialand/
116
iris/'arcrs/ 18
tuon/'arcn/ 17,21
ironingboard,/'aranrr;bt;d/ 17
iron-ontape ,/,aranon 'terp,/52
island/'arland/ 117
lsleof Man /,arl av tmen/ 112
lsleof Mull /,arl av 'mttl/ 112
lsleof Skye/,ail ev 'skat/ 112
lsleof Wight / ,arlav 'wart/ 112
isosceles
triangle,/ar,spselilz
'trarcqgal/'108
lr /,ar'tit/ 57
lT workers/at'ti: ,ws;kaz/26
Italy/'teli/ 116

WOR D L IS T
jacket/'d5akft/ 46,47,48
pm /d3am/ 62,70
January/' d3anjuari/ 109
jar /d3at'/ 58
)ay/d3e/ 105
leans/d3itnz/ 48
artichoke,/
-ierusalem
dge,ru:salamrortrtJauk/60
jet engine/d1et'end3n/ 77
Jet(plane)/'d3et (plen)/ 77
jewellers /' d3u;alaz/84
jewellery/'d1uteki/ 53
ue,/,dgunJ
Jewishsynagog
110
'smagog,/
jigsawpuzzle,/'d3rgso:,pttzal/
55,95
jilbab/d5rl bo:b/ 49
job ads/'d3ob adz/ 22
job board/'d3obbttd/ 22
JobcentrePlus/,d3obsenta
'pl,rs/ 22
jockey/'dgoki/ 87
jogger /'d3oga'/ 89
jogging/'d3ogn1/ 89
journal/'d3zlnl/ 58
journalist/' d3anal-st/ 25
joystick/' d3trptrk/ 120
judge/d5ndg/ 24,33
judo,/'dgurdeu/88
jug /d3tg/ 15
July/d3u'Iat/'109.
Junction/' d3rqk[en/ 74
June/d3utn/ 109
119
Jupiter,/'dgu:prta',/
1ury/'d3uari/ 33
kabanos/ka'kanjos/ 64
kaftan /'kaften/ 49
103
kangaroo,/,ke1ga'rur/
Kansas/'kenzas/ 113
karate,/ka'rq:til 88
kennel/'kenl/ 101
Kentucky,zken'taki/113
kerb/kg:b/ 80
ketchup/'ket[ap/ 63
kettle/'ketl,z 11
key ring /'ki: rq/ 53
kevboard/'kitbttd/ 96, 120
keypad/'kilped/ 123
kevword/'kitwg;d/ 121
kiik a ball,/,krka 'bt;l/ 92
kid /kd/ 102
kidnev/'kdni/ 35
kilogr-am
/'kiagram/ 68
ktt /krlt/ 49
kiosk,/'kinsk,/ 71
kiss/krs/ 37
kitchen/'krt!n/ 20
kitchenunit ,/'krtlrnjurrut/ 10
kite /kart/ 55
kitten,/'krtn,/101
kiwi fruit /'kirwi: frutt/ 61
knead/ni:d/ 69
knee/nl/ 34
kneecap/'ni;kap/ 35
kneel/ni{/ 92
knickers/'nrkez/ 47
knile /nafi/ 11,15
knitting/'nrtt1./ 94
knitting needle,/'nItIl ,ni:dl,/
52,94
knocker/'npka'/ 9

'bea',/103
koalabear,/kau,q:la
koflas /'kpftaz/'65
kurta,/'kuatq:,/49
labourer/'Ierbera'/ 26
ladder,/'lada'/31,85
ladle/'lerdl/ 11
ladybird/'lefilbad/ 106
lake /letk/ 117
LakeErie/lerk'rcri/ \13
113
LakeHuron,zlerk'hiuarnn/
LakeMichigan,/lerli'mrJrgan,/
1 ' ,l 3
LakeOntario,/lerkon'teeriau,/
113
LakeSuperior/lerk su:'pIariaT
113
lamb /lam/ 102
lamb chops/Iam't[ops/ 64
lamp/lemp/ 13,14,45
lamp-post/'lamp paust/ 74
lampshade/'lamp[ed/ 14
landing/'landq/ 20,77
languagelab booth/
'le4gwrdg lab bul6,z56
lapel/le'pel/ 50
laptop/'leptDp/ 120
large intestine /,lotd3 tn'testIn,/
35
lasagne/la'sanje/ 65
Latin/'la,trn/ 57
Lalvia/'latvia/ 116
lauqh /lstf/ 37
lauich pad ,/'lo:ntJpad/ 119
laundrybasket/'lt:ndri
botsktt/ 12, 17
lawn /bln/ 18
lawn mower,/bn maoa,z19
lavvyer/'btja'/ 24
leather/'leda'/ 52
Iecture,/'lektJa',/58
hll/ 58
lecturehall,z'lektJa
lecturer/'lektlara' / 24, 58
lecturer's
,/ tutor'sofficez
'lektfarez ,ofis, 'tju:taz ,ofis/
58
Leeds/litdz/ 112
leek/lirk/ 59
leg /leg/ 34
l e go f l a m b/,. . ' ./ 6 4
leggings/'1eg1z/ 48
lemon,/'leman,/51
53
lemonade,/,lema'nerd,/
desk/ 58
lendingdesk,/'lendrq
length/lelO/ 108
lens/lenz/ 45,123
leopard/'lepad/ 103
leotard/'lircto'^d/ 89
letter,/'leta',/82
letterbox/'leteboks/ 9, 82
lettuce /'Ietts/ 59
ng /,leval'krosrq/
levelcrossi
75
levelcrossingsign,/,leval
'krosr4 san/ 75
58
librarian,/lar'brearian/
library/'larbreri,/ 58
libraryassistant,/'larbrari
a,srstant,/58
librarycard/'larbrari ,ko:d,/58
tid /ld/ 11
lie down /lar'daon/ 37

maKe 1J^(- : --er *ilr.


life guard/'larf ga::d/97
'lantJ, meili d:ra' l'!
lifejacket/'larf d3akrt/ 77,78
make the bec ne:k h ":sC.
lifeboat /'lafibaut/ 78
2',1
lift /lfit/ 32,92
make-up,/'meili-tp{O
liqhl /latt/ 125
make-upbag t .. . 53
liqht blue/lart'blu;/ 51
mallet/'maht,u 29
light bulb /'laftbilb/ 123
116
Malta,z,mcllta/
Iiqhthouse/'larthaas/ 78
man /man/ 5
Ll-lo'"/'larlau/ 97
Manchester
/'mantJrsta' 112
lily /'hli/ 18
103
mane,/mern,/
lime /larm/ 61
mango/'manlgau/ 61
Limerick/'hmarrk/ 112
manholecover/'manhaul
lineAmE/larn/ 99
linen,/'lInrn,/52
,krlva'/ 8'l
manicu
re items/'manrkjuar
liner /'larna'/ 78
lines,/larnzl 108
,aftemz/ 40
mantelpiece/' ma,ntlpits/ 14
lion /'lapn/ 103
March/mo:tJl 109
lip balm/'lrybo;m/ 42
margarine/,motd3a'ri;n/ 52
lips /hps/ 34
marina/ma'rine/ 78
Iipstick/'hp,strk/ 40
maritalstatus/,rnarftl'steltes,/
listento the radio/,lsanta 6a
6
'rerdiau,/8
70
marmalade
/'mo:malerd,/
Lithuania
/,h0ju'ernie/1'15
married/'merid/ 6
litre,/'li:ta'l 68
Mars/matz/ 119
litter bin /'lrtabn/ 81
Maryland/'meariland/ 113
liver/'lwa'/ 35,64
40
mascara,/ma'sko:ra,/
Liverpool/'lrvapul/ 112
mash/mal/ 70
livingroom /'lrvtgru;m/ 20
mask,/mo:sk,/44,90
lizard/'Inad/ 103
usetts,/masa'tJu:sats,/
Massach
103
llama,z'lqlma/
113
loadthe dishwasher
,/,laod6a
mast,/mo:st,z78,90
'drJwoJa',/21
masterbedroom/,mo:ste
loadingdock,/'laudqdpk/ 30
bedrum,z20
loaf /leaf/ 68
*ai mat/ 55,88,92
lobster/'Iobsta'/ 54, 101
-a:c'es 'met[n/ 83
loft ,1lDft,/20
lolirpop, lolipop 83
-a:^s meOs,/57
London,' Lradan,'112
-a::.esS : metrasr/13
f,1a,. met..r'109
Londonderry,zLrndanderi 112
rna'/orrase ,,'melanetz/ 63
long /loq/ 125
meadorv/ medau/ 117
l ongharr/,. ./ 36
measure ing redlents/,me3ar
long-sleeved
/,1o1'slivd/ 50
rn'gri:diants,/59
loose,/lu:s,/50, 125
ng beaker,/'meSenrj
measuri
lorrv/'Iori/ 72,74
lorrvdriver/'lori drala'/ 23
,bi:ke7 55
I
ring cylinder,/'megarI4
measu
Los-Angeles/los and3aliz /
113
,srllnda',/56 .,
measunngJUg,/ meserll
Louisiana
/lu,i'.zi'ana/ 113
d3ng/'11
lounge/Laund3/ 20
spoon,/'megarr4
measuring
luggage/'lt'gtd3/ 76
spuln,/11
Iuggagecompartment/'ltEd3
meat /mi:t/ 64
kam,po:ffnent,/71
mechanic/mr'kanrk/ 23
Iugga96 trolleY,/'lurgrd
3lroli/
medicalchart/'medrkal ttott/
76
44
lunarmodule,/,lu:na'modju:l,/
medicalrecords/1nedrkel
119
'rekt:dz/ 43
lunarvehicle/,lu:na 'vitrkal/
ists,/,medrkal
medicalspecial
119
43
lunch,zlmtl 70
'speJahsts,/
61
melon,/'melan,/
lung /bq/ 35
Luxembourg/'ltksernbug/ 116 melonand parmaham,,'melan
en ,po:ma hem,/ 65
lychee/'lartfi,z61
memorycard/memsri ko:d,/
machine/ma'ti;n/ 30
123
magazine/,maga'zin/ 83
magnifyingglass,/'megnrfar-rq MemorySttck"',i memari snk,/
120
glats/ 94
menu/' menj u:,' 55
main courses/'meIn .kttstz/ 65
menu bar / menju: bo:'/ 120
Maine,/mern,/113
Mercury/ mz;kjai/ 119
makebreakfast,/merk
messy/ mesi,z125
'brekfastz21

WO R D LI S T
metaldetector/'metl dr,tekta',/
75
metals/'metIz/ 53
metre,/'mita7 68
Miami/mar'ami/'|'13
Michigan/'mrfigan/ 113
microfiche,/'markraufi
:J,z58
microfiche reader,/'markrzufi
:I
ri:da',/ 58
mitrophone,/'markrafaun96
microwave,/'markralven11
mi d dlelane, z m r dlle rn ' 7 4
midwife/mrdwatf,i 25
mike,zmarkz
96
millilitres
/'mrh li:taz,'68
milk /mik/ 62,65
milk shake/wk lek/ 67
millimetre,zmrhmi:ta',/58
mincedbeef,' mrnst 'bitf/ 54
mineralwater/mrnrral
,we:ta'l 53
minibus/ mtnibns/72
minicab/ mntkab/ 71
Minnesota
113
/,mrna'sauta,/
mtnl /mtnt/ 60
mints,/mmts,/83
minus,/'marnas/107
mrnutehand,/'mrruthand/
111
miror /'rnrca'/ 12,13,39,45
miserable/' mrzarabal/124
missingbutton ,/,mrsrp'b,rtn,/
52
Mississippi,/,mrsr'srpi/
113
' ../ 1 1 3
Mi s s is s ippi
Riv er , / , ....
Missouri/mr'zveri/ 113
Mi ss ourRiv
i er , / . ,'..../ 1 1 3
mix,/mrks,/
69
mixedvegetables,/,mrkst
'ved3tabalz/ 56
mixingbowl /'mrksq bati/ 11
mobile,/'maubal/ 16,123
mo bilephonenum b e /r
.maubarl'faun ,nrmbaT 5
mobilephoneshop,/,maobarl
'faun fop,/ 84
moisturiser/' mtrstlaruza' / 40
mole,/maol,/105
Monday/'mi'ndei/ 109
moneyclip /'mrni khp/ 53
monitor/'monrta'/ 120
mo n k/ m qk / 110
monkey/'mqki/ 103
Monopoly'",/ma'nopali,/
95
Montana/mon'tane/ 113
months/mrrn0s/109
moon ,/mu:n,/119
mop /mop/ 17
mosque/mosk/ 110
mosquito,/mo'skirteu,/
106
moth /mp0,z 106
mother/'mr6e'/ 7
Mother'sDay/'mr6az der/ 109
mother-in-law/'mtrder nlt:/ 7
motor boat,/'mautebaut/ 78
motor scooter/'meuta ,sku:ta7
72
motorbike/' mavtabark/ 72
motorboat,/'mautabaut/90
motorcyclecourier/
'mauta,sarkal,kurie'
/ 23

motorway / mantawe/ 74
Nevada/na'vo:da/ 113
oarsman/'uzman/ 90
mountarni maunan/ 117
New Hampshire
oarswoman/' uz,wuman/ 90
,/njur
mouse/maus/ 106,120
'hempJe',/113
oats /auts,/ 63
roLse rrat / maasmat/ 120
New Jersey/njw'd3ls:zi/ 113
oboe ,/'aubau,/96
New Mexico,/nju:'meksrkao,/ obstetrician/,obste'tn[an/ 43
-o-ssaKa/mu so:ka,/55
obtuseangle,/ab'tju:s,aqgal/
- or,stache,zma'sto:Jll'mrrsteJ,/ 113
36
new moon /njv^'mu'.n/ 119
108
noulh /mau9/ 34
New Orleans/niu:' t:lianz/
oceanAmE/'aa[an/ 97
mouthwash/'mau9wo!/ 45
113
October,/pk'taube',/
109
movieAmE/'murvi,/ 93
New Year'sEve/,nju: j:oz'itv/
octopus/'oktapas/ 104
mow the lawn /,mau 6a 'bln,/
109
off /of/ 126
19
New York/njw'jt;k/ 113
offer refreshments,/,pfa
pi: '0ri
MP3player,/,em
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
rr'freJmants,/28
/
officeworker/'ofis ,ws'tke'/25
,plera'/ 122
,njurko:salepon 'tarnl 112
muesli,/'mju:zli,/70
newspaper,/'njurs,perpaT
83
offices,/'ofisz,/80
muffin /'mt$n/ 67
newspaperstand,/'nju:sperpa Ohio,/ao'hareu/
113
mug/mq/ 12,15
oil /11153
,stend,/ 81
muscles/'mrselz/ 35
newspaper
vendor,z'njursperpaoil tanker/'tl ,taqka'/ 78
museum /mju'.' zi'.em/ 99
Oklahoma,/,aukla'hauma,/
,vendat,/81
113
mushroom/'mt{rum/ 59
newsreader/' nju'.z,ri'.da'
okra/'okra/ 60
/ 25
mushroomrisotto/,maJrum
next of kin ,/,nekstav 'kIn,/6
old /auld/ 6
n'zoteu/ 70
next to /'nekst tut/ 127
olives/'plwz/ 67
music/'mjltzrk/ 57
nrece/ni:s/ 7
omelette/'omlat/ 70
musicand entertainment
shoo
nig htclothes/' nattklaudlz/4l
on /on/ 126
/,mju'.zrkand,enta'ternmant nightdress/'naftdres/ 47
on board/on'br^d/ 77
nightie/'narti/ 47
on top of /. '. ./ 127
lop/ 84
musicstand/'mjwzrk stand,/
nil /nI/ 107
one /wtn/ 107
93
nine/narn/ 107
one half /w^n'hstf/ 68
Muslim/'muzhm/ 110
nineteen/,narn'ti,.n/ 107
one hundred/w tn'htttdrad/
mussels
ni neteen
fortv-fi ve
/'mrcelz/ 54, 104
107
/,.. ..' ./ 111
mustard/'mrctad/ 53,67
nineteenthiriy,z,narirti:n'Os:ti,/ one hundredand one /wnn
naanbread/'nq:nbred/ 64
't11
'hrrndradan 'wrn,/ 107
nachochips,/,netJau'tJrps/65
ninely /'narnti/ 107
one hundredpercent,/wn
nail /neil/ 34
no overtaking
sign/nau
,handredpa'sent,/107
nailclippers/'neil ,khpaz/40
euva'terkrqsan/ 75
one hundredthousand./wrrn
nailfile/'neilfarl/ 40
no rightturn sign/nau rart
'hrndred'9auzand/ 107
nail polish/'neil ,poh!/ 40
'tgrnsaIn,/75
one million/wtn'mrljen/ 107
nailscissors
/'neil .srzaz/40
no through roadsign,/nauOrul one penny,/one pennypiece,/
nails/nelz/ 29
'raud sarn,/75
,wnn 'peni.,w.tn peni 'pi:s,/
name,/neIm,/5
no U-turnsign,/nauJu: ts:n
79
nanny/'nani/ 26
sarn/ 75
one pound,/ one poundcoin
nannygoat,/'nanigeut/ 102
NorthAmerica/,nt:Q a'menka/
/,wm'paund, ,wln paund
napkin,/'napkn/ 15
114
'ktn/ 79
napkinring,/'napkrnnq/ 15
N orthC arol i na,/nJ:e
one quarter,/wan'kwe:ta7 68
nappy/'nepi/ 15
kera'lama/ 113
one third/wtn'9ztd/ 68
narrow/'nere:/ 50, 125
North Dakota,/,nr:Oda'kauta,/ one thousand /w l'n' 9auzend,/
N a ti o n aIn
l s u ra n ce
number,/
113
107
nafmal m Juarans rutmbe',2 Northernlreland,z
nr:6an
onion ,/'anjan,z59
5
araland,/112
onlinebankrng/,onlam
natronaliW
nose/naaz/ 34
,rnaJanalrfi./ 5
'be:qkug/79
nature !'eserve/ nertJanzs:v/
nosebleed/'nauzbli;d/ 41
onlo /'Dnt1r':/ 126
98
noteappointments,/,naut
open/'aupan/ 38,125
navyblue,/ nen'i blu:/ 51
a'pcrntmants,/
28
opera/'opare/ 93
near/nta'/ 125
notepad/'naatpad/ 27
operatingtheatre,/'operertq
neal /ni:t/ 125
prcte'/ 44
noticeboa
rd /' naois,bt d/ 27
Nebraska,znr'braska,/
113
Nottingham/'notrgem/ 112
operation/,opa're{an/ 44
neck,/nekz34
nought/rolt/ 107
ophthalmologist
,z
neckand shouldermassaoe
/
November,/nau'vembaT
109
,of0el'moled5rst/43
nozzle/'nozel/ 72
opposites/'opants/ 125
,nekan Jaulda mato'j,z 39
necklace,/'nekhs,z
53
pad/ 85
numberpad,/'n,rmba
optician/Dp'fiIen/ 24,45
nectarine/'nektari:n,/61
numberplate /' urmbapleft/ 73
optician's/Dp'fi[enz/ 84
needle,/'ni:dl/ 44,52
nurse,/rcrs,/24,43,44
oral hygienist,/,r:ral
nephew/'nefJut/ 7
nurseryassistant
'hard3i:nrst,/45
/' nszseri
Neptune /' neptju;r/ 119
a,srstant,/24
orange/'ornd3/ 51,61
nervous/'ns:vas/ 124
nurseryschool/'ns:sariskull,/
orangejuice,/'orrnd5d3u:s/
nest,/nest,/105
54
63,67
net/net/ 86,87,88
nuI /nti/ 29
orbit /'t:brt/ 119
Netherlands /' nebalandz/ 116
nuts and raisins,/.nrr,ts
and
orchestrapit,/'clkrstraprt/ 93
network /'netwstk/ 121
'retzenz/ 67
orchid,z'elkrd,/18
networkengineer,/'netwslk
oak tree /'auktri;/ 117
oregano/,vrt' go'tnau/60
endgr,nraT25
oarh'!t/ 78,90
Oregon/'ongeil 113

W O RD L IS T
postcode/' paustkevd./6, 82
Post-it" notes,/paustrt naots,/
2t
postman/' paustman/ 24,82
postmark,/'paustmo:k,z
82
posts,/peusts,/
85
postwoman/'paust,wuman,/
24,82
poI /pot/ 19
potato,/pa'tefieu/59
potter'swheel /,potaz vi:l/ 94
pottery /'pDtai/ 94
potting shed,/'pouqJed/ 19
potty /'poti/ 16
pouch,zpautfi103
pour /pt:'/ 38,69
power,/ paua','29
power 5a\\ I pue st"/ 29
pram,/pram.,'16
prawn coc<ta i, pn:n 'kokterl,/
65
pra\lns pa:nz/ 54
pre-scnool/ pri: sku:l/ 54, 55
prescrp: on /pn'slttrplan/ 43
pressrpres,/38
Oresssti,'d/'pres sUd/ 52
or n4ry school,/'prarmari
sku:l/ 54. 57
crrnta hardcopy,/pnnta ,ho:d
kopi/ 28
prrnter/'pnnta'/ 120
prson /'prvan/ 33
pnsonofficer/'pnzan,nfisaT
33
promenade/,proma' no':d/ 97
protractor/pre' tra,kte'/ 56
prune/prutn/ 61
prunea shrub,/,prurn
e'Jrrb,/
't9
p u blicI nt er netc om p u te r,/
rrntanetkem,pju:ta7
,pzr.bhk
58
pull /pul/ 37
pumpkin/'ptmpkn/ 59
pumpsAmE/pttnps/ 47
pupil,z'pjurpal/
35,55
puppy/pnpi/ 101
purple/'papal/ 51
purse,/pus,/ 53
push/pu[/ 37
pushchair/'pu|-t|ee'/ 16
put down /pat'daan/ 38
put on make-up,/rputon 'merk
tq/ 8
pyjamas/pa' d3olmaz/ 47
queue,/kju:,/99
quiltAwrlt/ l3
rabbi/'rabai/ 110
rabbit/'rabrt/ 101,102
racehorse/' rcrsht'.s/87
radiator/t retdiefta'/ 13
radio/'rerdiau/ 73
radish/'rad{/ 59
radius,/'rerdi-as,/
108
railings/'relrqz/ 80
railwaystation,/'rerlwer
,ste{an/ 71
railwaytrack,/'rerlwet,Ire.k/
75
rainbow/'renbau/ 118
raincoat/'revtkaut/ 46

rainhat/'rcnrhat/ 46
rainy/'reni/ 118
raisin/'retzen/ 61
rake/retk/ 19
ram /ram/ 102
rambling/'ramblrq/ 98
rash/ra[/ 41
raspberry/'rstzbari/ 61
rat /rat/ 106
razor/'rerza'/ 12,40
razorblade/'rerzabletd,/40
RE/,q;r 'l/ 57
reach/ri':t\/ 92
read/ri:d/ 38
readthe paper,/,rird
6e
'perpaT 8
rearwtnoscreen
/rre
'wrndskri:n,/73
rearviewmirror,/,rravju:'mrre7
73
receiver/rr'sitve'/ 85
reception/n'sep[en/ 32
receptionist / n'septanrst/ 25,
32
Recorded
signedfor'",/n,kcrdrd
'saind b:'/ 82
recorder/n'kt:da'/ 96
rectangle/'rckteqgal/ 108
red/red/ 51,74
red cabbage,/red 'kebrdy' 59
redcard/,. ./ 86
re dh a i r/ .' ./ 3 6
red pepper/red,'pepa'/59
red route/'red rwt/ 80
red squirrel,/red 'skwrral,/105
redwine/,redtwan/ 63,66
redcurrant/,red'kttant/ 61
referee/,refa'ri'./ 86,87
referencesection/' refarens
,sekJan,/58
refrigerator/rr' fnd3arefia'/ 10
refusecollector,/'refju:s
ka,lektaT23
reins/retnz/ 89
remarried/rit'marid/ 7
R e me mb ra n Su
c e ndav,/
ri,membrans'sandir./109
rembtecontrol/n.meut
kan'traul/ 14,122
reporter/ri' pt'.ta'/ 25
Republic
of lreland,/n,prbhk
av'aralend/ 112
reservoir /' rezavwu' / 1'17
restaurant/t restarpnt/ 32
r6sum6AmE/'rezjumer/ 22
returnticket/fi,t3in'trktt/ 7'l
revcounter/'rcv ,kaunta'/ 73
rhinoceros/rar'npsaras/ 103
Rhodelsland/'raud arlend/
113
rhubarb/'nlbo;b/ 61
ribs/nbz/ 35
rice/ras/ 63
rickshaw/'rrk[tt/ 72
ride/rad/ 99
rider/trarda'/ 89
right angle/'raft aqgal/ 108
right-angled
triangle,/,rart
elgald'trareqgal/ 108
ring/nq/ 53,87
ring binder/'nr1 ,barnda'/27

rinse/rns/ 39
ri nseyourface/,. .' ./ I
rip /rry/ 52
river/'rwa'/ 81,1'17
roadaccident,/'raud
,aksrdant/85
roadsign/'reud san/ 75,80
roadsideassistant,/,raudsard
a'srstant./
85
roadsidebreakdown,/,raudsard
'brerkdaun,/85
roadworks,/'rar.rdwg:ks/
75
roadworks
aheadsign,z
,raudws:kse'hed sarn,/75
roast/reast/ 69
roastbeefwith Yorkshire
Pudding,/raust,bilf wrd
jcrkJa'pudrj/ 65
roastpotatoes,/,raust
parterteuz,/
65
roastingtin ,/rraustrj,trn/ 11
robin,/'rpbm,/105
rock/rpk/ 117
rockconcert/rrpk ,konsat/93
RockyMountains,/,roki
'mauntrnz/113
roll /raul/ 68
roller/'raala'/ 39
rollercoaster/' rade,kaustaT
99
rollerskates/'raula skets,/ 55
rollerblader,/'raula,blerda',/
89
rollerbladi
ng,/'raula,blerdr4/
89
rollingpin,/'rauh4pn/ 11
Romania/rea' metnia/ 116
roof /ruf/ 9
roof-rack/'rt'.f rak/ 73
room key/'rv^mkt/ 32
room service/'ru:m ,ss'.vrs/32
ropes/raups/ 87
rose/rauz/ 18
rosemary/'rauzmari/ 60
rotarywhisk/'rcutai wrskz 11
rotor /'rauta'/ 77
rouge/rv3/ 40
rough /rfi/ 125
round/raund./ 127
roundabout/' ravndabavt/ 55,
74
roundaboutsign,/'raundabaot
san/ 75
roundedscissors,/.raundrd
'stzez/55
rowing/'rawq/ 90
rowing boat,/'raurqbaut/ 78,
90
row i ngmachi ne
/' .. .,./ 92
RoyalMailvan,/rrJrel'merl
van/ 82
rub in /,rnb n/ 69
rubber,/'rabe'
/ 27.56,83
rubberband/,rtba 'band/ 27
ruby/'rubi/ 53
rucksack/'rttksak/ 98
rug /rrg/ 14
rugby/'rttgbi/ 86
ruler/'rula'/ 56
run /rtn/ 92
runner,/'rlna789
runnerbean/ltne 'bin/ 59

running/'rtnq/ 89
runni ngmachine
/ '. . . , . / 92
runningshorts,/'rann;Je:tsl49
runningvest,/'r nrrJvest/ 49
runway/'rtnwet/ 77
rushhour/'rr| aua'/ 71
sachetof pepper/,seJerav
'pepe'/ 67
sachetof salt,/,seJerav 'se:lv
57
sad/sad/ 124
saddle/'sedl,/ 89
safaripark,/sa'fq:ripo:ld 99
safetyglasses,/'serfti,glo'.srz/
56
safetygoggles,/'serfti,g9lz/
30
safetypin ,/'serftiprn/ 52
sage/sed3/ 60
sail/seil/ 78,90
sailboard/'serlbc:d,/90
sailboatAmE/tserlbaut/78,90
sailing/'serlq/ 90
sailingboat./'serh4
bautz90
sailingship,/'serh4lrp/ 78
saladdressing/'selad,dresrg/
63
salami,/sa'lo:mi,z
64
salesassistant
/'serlz a,srstpnt/
25
salmonsteaks,/,saman'sterks/
54
salooncar,/se'lu:n
kol'/ 72
salt,/sctlt/ 15,G3
samosa/sa'mause/67
SanFrancisco
,/,san
fran'srskau,/
i 13
sand,/sand,/55,97
sanddune,/'send diu:n/ 117
sandals/'su.:ndlz/41
sandcastle/'sand.kusal/ 97
sandpaper/'sand,perpa'/ 29
sandpit/'send,pft/ 55
sandwiches/'senvndsrz/ 70
sapphire/'safata'/ 53
sari/'sslri/ 49
satellite/tsatelaft/ 119
satellitedish/'satalart dr!/ 9
satelliteTY /,satelartti: 'vi:,/
122
sat-nav/'satnev/ 123
satsuma,/set'su:ma,/
61
Saturday/'satadei/ 109
Saturn/rsatan/ '119
saucepan/'st':span/ 11
saucer/'susa'/ 15
sausage/'sosrd3/ 64, 70
sausageroll/,.. './ 67
saut6,/'sauter,/
59
saxophone,/'saksafaun,/
96
scaffolding /'skafaldq/ 31
scales,/skerlz,/
43,82,'l04
scalpel,z'skelpal/44
scanner/'skane'/ 44,120
scar/skai'/ 41
scared/skead/ 124
scarf/skuf/ 46,53
scattercushion/'skata ,ku[an/
J3
science/'sarcns/ 57
sciencelab,/'sarans
la,b/ 56

W O R D L IS T
scientist/'saranfist/ 24
scissors
/'srzaz/ 39, 52,82
scooter,/'sku:ta755
scoreboard/'skttbttd/ 86
Scotland/'skotland/ 112
ScottishParliament,/,skotrf
'po:lamant,/100
Scrabble'"
/'skrabal/ 95
scratch/sk;et[/ 41
screwdriver,/'skrurdrarva',/
29
screws,/skru:2,/29
scrubbingbrush,/'skmbq
brt{/ 17
scubadiver,/'sku:be
,darva'/90
scubadiving,/'sku:be,darvrr3/
90
sculpting/'sk'tlptq/ 94
scuIpture,z'skdptJa',/
94
sea/sit/ 97
seaanimals/'si'. ,antmalz/ 104
seal/sirl/ 104
seam,/si:m,/50
searchengine,/'ss:tJ,endgrn,/
121
searchpage/'ss;t! ped3/ 121
seasons/'si'^zanz/118
seatbelt /'sittbelt/ 73
Seattle,zsiretl,z
1'13
secateurs/'seketstz/ 19
second/'sekand/ 107
secondclass/,sekend'klqrs,/
71
secondclasspost,/,sekand
'
klc:s 'paust/ 82
secondfloor,/,sekand'f7t'.'/20
secondhand,/'sekandhand/
111
seconda
ry school,/'sekandari
sku:l/ 54. 57
secretary/'sekrfieri/ 25
security/sr'kjvarati/ 76
security g uard,/sr'kjuarati
,go:d/ 26
seedtrays/'si'd Eerz/ 19
seeds/shdz/ 19
seesaw/'si:stt/ 55
self-checkout
area,/selfJekaut
.earia/62
Seilotape'"
/'selaterp/ 27,83
semi-detached
house,/,semi
drtatJt 'haus/ 9
semi-skimmed
milk,/,semi
skrmd'mrlk./70
senda fax /,sende 'fa'.ks/28
sendan e-mail,/ sendan
'i:merl,/ 28
September,/sep'tembeT
109
sequins/tsi':kwnz/ 52
server/'sszve'/ 121
serviette/,sglvi'et/ 15
servingdish,/'ss:vr1ill/ 15
set-square
,/'setskweaT 55
settee,/se'ti:,/l4
seven,/'sevan,/107
seven(o'clock)/,sevana'klpk/
111
seventeen/,sevan'ti'.n/ 107
seventy/'seianti/ 107
sew /sau/ 21
sewing/'saarq/ 94

sewingbasket/'sauq ,borskrt/
52
sewingmachine,/'seuq
ma,[i:n/ 52,94
sex,/seks,/6
shadeferd/ 97
shakehands/,lerk 'hendz/ 37
shallow/'Ia'leu/ 125
shalwarkameez,/,Jalwor
ke'mizz/ 49
shampoo/tam'pu;/ 12,39,40
shapesferps/ 50
shark4q:k/ 104
shashlik/'la|ik/ 65
shaveAervl 8
shavedhair/,Jervd'hea7 35
shavingbrush,/'Jervrq
bt$/ 12
shavinggel /'Jervrrld3el/ 12,
40
shears/fiaz/ 19
sheepfiitp/ 102
sheetAi:t/ 13
sheetmusic/'!i;t,mju;zrk/ 93
Sheffield/'lefiid/ 112
shell fielf/ 12
shell[el/ 97
shelvesfelvz/ 58
pie/,[epadz'par/
shepherd's
70
Shetlandlslands,/'Jetlend
.ulandz/'|'12
shin4n/ 34
ship/ltp/ 78
shit /[stt/ 48
shishkebab/fi[lc,bab/ 67
shoeshop/'fit: lop/ 84
shoelace,/ Ju:lers,/50
shoesftnz/ 47
shop\op/ 81
shopkeeper/' [op,kilpa'/ 25
shopper/'!opa'/ 62
shopping/'[opnl/ 62
shoppingbag /' lopq bag/

s3,62

shortfttt/ 36,125
shorthair/.. './ 36
shorts,{r:ts,/ 48
short-sleeved,/,Jc:t'slirvd,/
50
shoulder/'Javlda'/ 34
shoulderbag/'.. ,./ 53
shoulder-lenqth
hair/,.. . './ 36
shovel/'!nvJI/ 31
shower/'laua'/ 12
showercurtain/'[aaa ,katn/
12
showergel /'Jauedsel/ 12
shrimp/[nmp/ 104
shutter/'[nta'/ 9
shuttlecock,/'Ftlkpk,z88
shy[a/ 124
side/sard/ 108
sidesalad,/'sard,salad,/65
s i d eta b l e/' . ,../ 1 5
sidevegetables,/'sard
,ved3tabalz/ 55
sideburns/'satdbstnz/36
sideli9ht /'satdlart/ 73
sieve/sw/ 11
signa letter/,sarn eaete'/ 28
signpost,/'sarnpeost/
98
signs/sanz/ 75

Sikh/sirk/ 110
Sikhtemple,/,si:k'tempal,/110
silk/srlk/ 52
silver,/'sIlva',/
53
sing/srg/ 37
singer,/'sqa',/
93
single/'uggal/ 6
singlebed /prqgal'bed/ 13
singleparent/,stqgal 'pearant/
7
singlet,/'sqglat,/
49
sink/sqk/ 10
sister,/'srstaT7
sisters-in-law
/'srsteznltt/ 7
sit /stt/ 37
sitting room /'sftw1ru'^m/20
six,zstks,z
107
pek/ 68
six-pack,/'srks
sixteen/,srk'sti;n/ 107
sixty/'srksti/ '107
skate,/skert/91
skateboa
rd,/'skertbr:d,/55
skeleton/'skelrvn/ 35
ski /skl/ 91
ski boot ,/'ski:bu:t,/ 91
skier,/'ski:a",/91
skip/skrp/ 92
skippingrope,/'skrprprcrry/ 92
skirt/skstt/ 47,48
skull/skrrl/ 35
sky/ska/ 81
skydiver/'skatdarva'/ 89
g,/'skaI,daIvrq,/
skydivin
89
skyline,/skarlatn/
81
skyscraper
,/'ska skrerpa'/8l
sledge/sled3,z91
sl edgena' rme.'sl ed3hema3t
sledgrng/ sledgrj/ 91
sleep,zsli:p/ 8
sleepingbag ,/'sli:pr4beg/ 98
sleeve/sli:v,/ 50
slice,/slars,z69
slide/slard/ 55
slideprolector,/'slard
pre,d5ekte',/123
slides,zslardz,z
123
slim/slm,z 35
sling/shr1/ 44
slip/slrp/ 47
slip road/'sIry raud/ 74
slippers/'slryaz/ 47
slipperyroadsign/,shpai
'raud sam/ 75
Slovakia/ slev'vaki;/ 116
Slovenia,/slau'viania,/
116
slow /slau/ 125
slug pellets,/'slzrg,pelats,/19
smallanimals,/.sma:l
'anrmalz/ 106
smallintestine,/,smcll
mrtestm,/
35
smile,/smarl,/
37
smoke,/smauk,/
85
smokedham ,/,smaukt'ham,/
64
smokedsatmon,/,smaukt
'samany'55
smooth /smtr.6/ 125
smoothie/'smut6i/ 67
snail,/snerl,/106

snake,/snerk/103
snapdragon/ snap dregan,z
18
sneakersAmE/ sni:kazi 47
snorkel/'snt'^kal/ 90
snorkeller/'snr:kalar.,90
snorkelling,/'snrrkahq,z
99
snout,/snaut,/104
snow,/snau,/91
snowboard,/'snaubr:d/
91
snowmobile/'snaumabi:j'/ 91
bi:h4,'
snowmobil
ing,/'snauma
91
snowy,/'snaui,/118
soap/saup/ 12
soapdish/'saap d{/ 12
soapdispenser
/'savp
dr,spenseT12
socialworker/'seafal.ws:ka7
26
sociology/,sausi'oladgi,
,sauli-,/57
socket,/'sokrt,/17
socks/spks,/ 48
sola/'saufe/ 14
soft /sDft/ 125
soft top /'softtop/ 73
soft toy /,soft'ttr/ 16
softwaie'/'softwea'
/'l2O
softwareengineer/'softwear
endgrrua',/ 25
solarsystem,/'saula,srstam/
119
soid,er' sauld3a',/
23
SO:e,saul,z50
so c :or .'salrtta'/ 33
SO^ S.rn.z7

sc^- r- ar',,/ s.m tnlt:,' 7


so'e:hroatz sc: orauv 4l
SOuP 7'5U:p7'$f

soupand breadroll,/ su:pan


bred reul,z70
soupspoon,/'su:pspu:n/ 15
SouthAmerica/,saaO
a'merika,/114
SouthCarolina./.saue
kera'laIna,/11'3
SouthDakota,/,sauO
da'kauta,/
113
spaceshuttle,/'spers,Jzrtl,/
119
spacesuit,/'spers
su:t/ 119
spade/sperd,z19,97
spaghettibolognese,/spa,geti
bola'nerz/70
116
Spain,zspern/
Spanish/'spa:r-;'[/57
speak/spilk/ 37
speaker/'spitka'/ 122
speakers
/'spi:kaz/ 120
I Delivery'",/,speJal
Specia
dt'lwari/ 82
speedskater,/'spi:d,skelta'/91
speedskating,/'spirdskernq,/
91
speedometer/ spr'dDmfte'/ 73
sPhere,/sfia',/108
spicerack/'sparsrak/ 10
spices,/'sparsrz,/
10
106
spider,z'sparda'/
spinach/'sprnd3,-rtJ/ 59
spine,/sparn,/35

W O RD L IS T
spines/spamz,/106
spinning/'spnr4/ 94
spiral,/'spararal/108
spiritlevel,/'spmt }eval/ 31
spongemop,/'spand3mop/ 17
sportscar/'spe:tskoJ'/ 72
sportsshop /'spr:ts [op/ 84.
Sportswear,/'spc:tsweaT
49
spotlight/'spoilan/ 93
spots/spDts,/103
spotted/'sput:'d/ 51
spray/sprer/ 42
spreadsheet
/'spred[i:V 120
spring/sprrg/ 118
springonion /spn4 ,ujan/ 59
sprinkler/'sprrykla'/ 19
square,/skwea'/29, 108
squash/skwo/ 88
squashball/ . ./ 88
squashplayer/ . ,../ 88
squashracket,/'skwo
t;a'krt/
88
5t Valentrne
s Day/sant
'valantarnz .deil 109
stadium,/'sterdiem,/
86
stage,/sterds,/93
stageset /'sterdg set/ 93
stagesin education/,sterd3rz
rn ,edju'ket3an,/54
slain/sten/ 52
staircupboard/'stea ,klbad,/
20
stairs/steaz/ 20
stamp,/stemp,/82
stampalbum,/'stamp,albam,/
94
stampcollecting,/rstamp
ka,lektq/ 94
stampmachine,/'stamp
ma,Ji:nz82
stand ,/stend,/ 37, 85
Stanleyknife'",/'stanli nuf/ 29
staple,/,sterpal,/28
stapler/'sterple'/ 27
slar /stsr.'/ 119
starfish /'stot,fr[/ 104
starfruit,/'stqr.fru:t/ 61
starters/'sto:taz/ 65
statelyhome/,stertli 'hzum/
99
stationer's/'ster[anaz/ 84
stationery/'ste{anei/ 83
steak,/sterk,/64
steam,/sti:m,/69
steamer/'sti'^ma'/11
steephill sign,/sti:p'lul sarn,/
75
steering wheel,/'strenqwitl/
73
stepbrother/'stepbr t6a'/ 7
stepdaughter/'stepdttta' / 7
stepfather/'stepfot6a'/ 7
stepmother/'stepmtt6a'/ 7
stepsister/'stepasta'/ 7
stepson/'stepsttn/ 7
sterilizer/'sterilarze'/ 16
stern ,/sts:n/ 78
stethoscope,/'ste0askaup,/
43
stewing beef ./'stju:ry bizf/ 64
stickingplaster,/'strkrrJ
,platsta'/ 42

stickytape / stki terp/ 83


stile /srarl/ 98
still camera/ snl kemearl/ 123
stillmineralwater,l,strl
mmprel welta',/ 65
sltr /sB{/ 38,69
sIt Iry / stsr frar,/ 59
stirrup,/'strrap,/89
stitches/'sntfiz/ 44
stockings/'stokqz/ 47
stomach/'siltmek/ 34, 35
stomachache,/'stmak-erk,/
41
Stonehenge,/steun'hendg,/
100
stop sign/'stop san/ 75
storage Jar/'str'.rrdl d3o{/ 10
stork,/storV105
stormy/'satmi/ 1'18
straight/sfteft/ 108
straighthair,/,strertthee'/ 35
straw /strt:/ 67
strawberry/'strctberi/ 6'l
stream,/stri:m,/
117
street,/stri:t,/ 80
street map ,/rstrirtmap,/ 83
streetlight/'sfti|tlaft/ 74, 81
stretch/stretJ,/ 92
stretcher/'stretJaT 85
slring /sIrrrJ/ 82,83
strings,zstrqz,z
96
striped,zstrarpt/51
stripes,/strarps,/
103
slub /sub/ 79
stubble/'subal/ 36
studentwelfareoflice/
,stju:dant'welfear ,pfis/ 58
study,/'stadi,/20,21
stuffedpeppers/,stnft' pepaz/
65
stuffed vine leaves/stzr.ft'vam
Iilvz/ 65
stump/st^mpl 85
style,zstarll 39
stylingbrush,/'star\ br$/ 39
stylingmousse,/'starhl mu:s,/
39
sudoku/su,'danku./ 95
sugar/'lr.rg,a'/63
surl/su:t/ 47,48
suitcase,/'su:tkers,/
32,75
summer/'sxna'/ 1'18
sun /st'n/ 119
sun lounger/'stn ,Iaund3a'/
18
sunbather/'stnbet6a'/ 97
sunburn /'strtbs:n/ 4'l
Sunday/'sxdei/ 109
sunfish/'sm,fi[/ 1O4
sunglasses/'sttn,glotsrz/ 97
sunhat/'stnhat/ 46
sunny,/'sani,/
118
5unscreen,r'sanskri:n,/
97
surfboard/'sg:fbt:d,/ 90, 97
surfer,z'sg:fe790,97
surfingand wind-surfing
,
,ss:fi! and 'wrnd ssfig,/ 90
surgeon/'sstd3m/ 44
surgicalcollar/,sa:dgrkal
'kola'/ 44
surgicalglove,/,ss:dgrkal'
gllv /
44
surname/'ss'.netm/5

surprised/sa' prarzd/ 124


sushi/'su:Jirz57
suspect/b^spekt/ 33
suspendersAmE/ se'spendaz/
53
suspicious
/sa'sp{as/ 124
swallow /'swplau/ 105
swan/swon,/ 105
sweaters/'swetez/ 45
sweatshirt/'swet-[ztt/ 48
swede,/swnd,/59
Sweden/'swldn/ 1'16
sweep,zswi:p,/
21
sweetand sourchickenwith
rice/,swrt an ,saoa,tftkrn
wrd 'rars,/55
sweet potato /,swi:t pe'tertau,/
60
sweetshop /'switt [op/ 84
sweetcorn,/'swi:tkorn,/59, 62,
56
sweets/swi:ts/ 67
swimmer/'swrma'/ 90
swimming/'sunmrq/ 90
swimming costume,/'swrmrr3
,kostjum,z49, 97
swimminghat /'.. ./ 90
pu:I,/
swimmingpool ,/'swrmrr3
90
swimmingtrunks,/'swrmrS
trqks/ 49,97
swimsuit/'swrmsu'^t/49
swing,/swr!/ 18
swings/swqz/ 55
Swisscheese/,swrs't[itz/ 64
swivelchair/'swwal ttea'/ 27
symphonyorchestra,/'srmfani
,r:krstra,/93
syringe/sa'nnd3/ 44
table /'tetbal/ 120
tabletennis/'.. ,../ 88
tablespoonf
ul,/'terbalspu:nfu1,/
58
tacos /'trekeuz/ 70
tail /teil/ 77, 101,104, 105
tallor /'teila'/ 52
take ,zterk,/38
take notes/tetk'nauts/ 28
take the busto school,/terk6a
.b,rsta 'sku:I,/21
takethe childrento school,/
terk 6e ,tJrldranta 'sku:l/ 21
take-off/'. ./ 77
talk /6tk/ 37
tall /tttl/ 36
tangerine/,tand3a'rin/ 61
'10,19
rap
tape^Ep/
measure/'terp ,me3a'/
29,52
taramasalata /,teramasa'lo:ta,/
64
largel /'tstgrt/ 89
tarragon /'teragen/ 60
tartan,/'toltn,/51
Iaxi /'ta,ksi/ 7'l
taxi driver,/'tksi drawa'/ 23,
71
tea /ti;/ 63,66,70
tea towel /'Ii:'taual/ 10
teacher/'titt[e' / 24, 56
teapot,/'ti:pDt/ 15

Iear /tea'/ 38,52


teaspoon/ttitspv.n/ 15
teaspoonfuI /'ti:spu:nful,/ 68
leat /titt/'16
technical
supportengineer,/
,teknrkelsa'pc:tendgr,rue7
26
technology
in the classroom
,/
tek,noladgi m 6a 'klolsrum,/
56
teddy bear/'tedibee'/ 16
teenager/' ti'^nerd3a'
/ 6
telephone/'telrfeun/ 27
telephonebox/'... ,./ 85
telephonenumber,/'tehfeun
22
,nr.orrba'/
telescope,/'tehskaup,/
94
television/' telavr3an/ 14
temperature /' temparatfa'/
41,118
gauge/
temperature
'temparatJa,getd3/ 73
temple/'tempel/ 35
ten /Ien/ 107
ten pence,/ ten pencepiece/
,ten 'pens,,ten pens 'pits/ 79
ten percent,/,tenpa'sent/ 107
ten pounds,/ten poundnote
/,ten'pavndz,,ten paund
'naut/ 79
ten thousand/ten' 9auzand./
107
Tennessee/,tena'sit/ 1'13
tennis,/'terus,/88
tennisball/'.. ./ 88
tennisplayer/'.. ,../ 88
tennisracket,/'tenrs,rakrt/ 88
tent,/tent/ 98
tentacle/' tentakel/ 104
terminal/'titmnel/ 75
terracedhouses,/,terast
'havaz/ 9
test tubes/'testtjlrbz/ 56
Texas,/'teksas,/
113
text message,/'tekst,mesrdg,/
123
/ 55
textbook,/'tekstbuk
theatre/'Qtata'/ 93
theme park/'Qilmps'.k/ 99
therapist/t 1eraprst/43
thermometer/Oatmomfte'/ 42,
118
thick /lft/ 125
rhigh /1ar/ 34
thimble/'9llrrbal/ 52
thrn /Qm/ 125
thid /flsd/ 107
thirteen/,l3t'titn/'107
thirteenhundredhours,/,0gtin
'hmdrad ,auez/ 111
IhirIy /'Oztti/ 107
lhongsAmE/Qpnz/ 47
thread/0red/ 52
three /Qil/ 107
th ree q uarters/0rl'l<rwt'.tez/
68
three-starhotel,/,eri:stqt
hau'tel/ 32
throat,/0reut/ 35
throat lozenges,/'Oreut
,lonndstz/ 42

WO RD L IS T
waterskier/'.. ,,./ 90
water skiing/'wl:ta ,ski:rD,/
90
w a te rt he plant s, / , . . ' ./ 1 9
watercress,/'wc:takres/
59
waterfall /'wtltafiU 117
watering can/'wt:taaq ,ken/
't9
watermelon/'wrrte,melan/ 61
wave/wery/ 37,97
wavy hair/,weri 'hea'z36
weather/'we6a'/ 118
web /web,z 106
web address,/'web
a,dreslledres,z121
web browser/vteb bravza'/
121
web-cam,/'rvebkam,/ 120
website / websatt/ 121
Wednesday/ wenzdei/ 109
weed the flowerbed,/,wi:d6a
'flauabed,/19
weigh ,zu'er,z
69
weights/wetts/ 92
wellies/'weliz/ 47
wellingtons/'welrqtanz/ 47
WelshNationalAssembly
/
welJ ,neJanala'sembli,/ 100
WestVirginia/,west va'd3rnia,/
113
wel /wet/ 125
wet suit/'. ./ 90
whale ,/werl,/104

wheel/wi:l/ 73,89
wheelbarrow / wi:l berau /
1 9 ,3 1
wheelchair/ witlt[eJ/ 44
r';hisk,zwrsk,/11
v,,hiskers
/'wtskaz/ 101
\..,hite,/waft,/ 51
rv h i teb re a d/,.' ./ 6 4
rvhitewine /,waft'wan/ 63,
56
wh iteboard/'wartbt:d/ 56
wh iteboardmarker/'wartbtzd
.mqrka',/56
w h i te -c o l l awro rk e r/,.' .. ,../ 25
whole trout /heul' triut/' 64
wholemealbread,/.haulmi:l
'bred/ 64
wicket,/rwrkrt/85
wicket keeper/twrkrt ,ki:pa'/
86
wide /wafi,/ 50,125
widow /'vmdau/ 6
widower /'vndauar/ 6
width /wrdO/ 108
wife /watf/ 7
wi ldIife park,/'warldlarf,potk/
99
wi ndbreak/'vrndbrerk/ 97
window /'vnndau/ 9, 14,20,
7 7 ,1 2 0
wi ndow cleaner,/'wrndau
.kli:na'./23

window seat/'wndau si;t/ 77


windscreenwiper,/'wmdskri:n
,warpa'/13
wind-surfer/'wrnd,ss:fa7 90
windy,z'wrndi,z
118
wine glass/'wannglo:s/ 15
wine list /wunhst/ 65
wing /vng/ 73,77
wing mirror/'vmq ,mrra'/ 73
wings /wnjz/ 105
winter,/'wrnta'/ 1'18
Wisconsin/wr'skonsrn,/I 13
withdrawalslip,/wr6'drcrel
shp/ 79
witness,/'wrtnrs,/
33
wok /wok/ 11
woman /twvman/ 6
wood /wvd/ 117
woodwind /'wud.wnd/ 96
woodwo rking /' wod,wztkrq/
94
wool /wul/ 52
word processor,/ws:d
'preuseseT120
work station /'wztk ,ste{an/
30
workbench/'ws;kbent[/ 29
worker/'wg'.ka'/ 30
work-surface,/'ws:k,se:fis,/10
worktop /'w3tktDp/ 10
world wide web,/.wg:ldward
'web/ 121

wrappingpaper/'raprj
,petpa"/83
wrench/rentl/ 29
wrestler/tresla'/ 88
wrestling/'reslr4/ 88
wrisl /rst/ 34
write /rut/ 38
write a memo,/,rarte 'memau,,
28
writingpaper,/'rartrr;,perpa'
/
83
Wyoming/war'aamrq/ 113
X-ray,/'eksrel 43
X-rayscanner,/'eks
rer
,skaneT 76
X-rays,/'eksretz/ 44
xylophone /' zatlafaun/ 96
yachl/jot/ 78,90
yam /jem/ 60
yardamr /js|d/ 9
yellow/rjelau/ 5'l
yel l owcard/,.. '. / 86
yoghurt/ yogurt/'jogat/ 62
York/jttk/'112
zebra /' zebra,' zi'.-/ 103
zebracrossing/,zebrc'krosrq/
74,80
zero /tzraraa/ 107
zip /zrp/ 50
zoo /ztr/ 99

EXERCISES
PEOPLE
to completethe applicationform.
1 . 1 Usethe informationaboutDenzelWashington
Actor
Married
Four
children

cA 98554
Pauletta
Pearson

1
2
3
4
5

Firstname

994-9872
Male
Amerlcan
NewYork
MountVernon,

28t12t1954

lenzet-Washington
LosAngeles
1106Hollywood
Drive,

7 Telephone
number

..D.en.,zel

8 Nationality
9 Dateof birth
10 Place
of birth
status
11 Marital
1) Husband's
name
/ wife's
13 Number
of children

Surname
Sex
Occupation
Address

6 Postcode

'l.2

Putthe maleand femalewordsin the correctcolumn.

Male
Example

Female

Male

Female

p.v-e-r................
.......w.i
dpvv- ........
.......w-id
1 brother
2
3 uncte
4 grandfather
5

stepdaughter

5
7
8
9
10

mother

ntece

father-in-law
half-brother
grandson
stepmother

1.3 Thefamilyon page7 havesomeother relatives.Lookat their familytree againand completethe


below.
sentences
uncle
sisteF'irFlaW,
grandmother,
mother-in-law,
nephew,
cousin,
aunt,brother-in-law,

isRobert's
Fiona.
Fiona
AnnElliot
hasa sister,
Example
.. sister:ln:la.w.
andTim's
isSue
Fiona.
Fiona
1 AnnElliot
hasa sister,
Elliothasa brother.
Jim.JimisAnn's
2 Robert
isTessa
andChris's
Hisson,Henry,
hasa brother,
Thomas.
4 Elaina

andSueandTim's
isElaina's .
....Henry

1.4 Whatdo you do in the morning?Writetheseactivitiesin the orderyou do them.

yourteeth
brush
dryyourself

eatbreakfast
getdressed
gerup

3
4
5

havea shower
\&axeq

6
7

up
wake

EX E RCI S E S
W

H O U S ING

2.1

Lookat the groundfloor plan.


Wherecanyou find theseobjects?
Write the correctnumbersin eachroom.

n rr /b'rr,

1-a{n#ar',2 rr^,3 3ooKcase,


4 broorn,
5 co-eetable,
7 Cinrng
6 cusrior,
table,
oven,
8 dish,'.as^e',
9 double
10 freezer,
11 iridge/ refrigerator,
12 inonirg
coard,
ring,
13 napkin
14 rlace-at, 15 scrubbing
brush,
16 sidetable,17 sofa,
cleaner,
18'.acuum
19 vase,
20 washing
machine

2.2 Findthe wordsfor theseobjectsin the bathroom.


Putthe correctnumbernextto the word.
soapdispenser I
shaving
brush
holder
toothbrush
gel
shaving
s0ap
ra70r
toothbrush
mug
L UU L rP
r O)r.C

soapdish

2.3 Whatdo youneedto do thesethings?Writeoneobjectfromthe boxbelownextto eachactivity.


alarmclock,
bathtowel,rafutterq
caketin,kettle,
mop,teatowel,tumbler
watering
can
dryer,

Example
makecoffee
1
2
3
4

ea.fe-.tie.re.

drythedishes
dryyourself
boilwater
water
theplants

5 makea cake
6 wakeup
-l
,

Ar', cla+l
w' v rrvrr )0S

8 washthefloor

thewordsandwritethembelow.All thesethingsgo on thediningroomtable.


2.J Complete
!t,3*3, t ork

fork

5 so p spo,.
n
S s lt

8 p pper
9taspon

EXERCISES
3

WO R K/ O CCUPATIONS

3.1 Wherecanyou find thesepeopleor things?Putthesewordsin the correctbox.


drill,farmaeffi,
belt,electric
chambermaid,
conveyer
cement,
bar,barrister,
bulldozer,
wrench
twinroom,witness,
guard,
photocopier,
stapler,
sandsaw,scaffolding,
forklift,
foreman,

3.2 Whatdo thesepeopledo?Writethejobsunderthe correctpicture.

1 .......cdrp.entp-r.

3.3

Fill in the lettersto completethe words.All of thesephrasesare activitiesin the office.


appointments

papers
refreshments
a letter
a document
ane-mail

EXE RCI S E S
4

T H E B ODY

4.1

Write a sentencefor the actionsin thesepichrres.

ExanpleShe,
is h.ugglng..h.e.r..friena.,

234

4.2 Complete
thesesentences
with thewordsin the box.
brain,ears,eyes,
bones,
fingers,
head,nails,nose,teeth,lf

Example
A foothasfive...fpe..s......
hasfive
1 A hand

6 Youweara hatonyour
7 Anadulthas32 .. .. .
hasmanv
8 Yourskeleton
yourbody.
9 Your
controls
............

2 Youseewithyour....,...............

withyour . ......
3 Youhear
4 Yousmell
withyour...................
5 Youtypewithyour......
..
4.3

Findthe missinglettersto makea newword.Youcanfind thesethingsat the hairdresser's


andthe beautysalon.
1
2
3
4
5

Word
Missing
letter
. lipsti.......k
styling
m ..usse
nailsci sors
...ascara
hairdry......r
L

Word
6 NO WAX
7 fac....a|
8
.0r0gne
9 after have
Newword

Missingletter

EX E RCIS E S
FOOD
6.1

Writethe namesof thesefruit andvegetables


underthe correctpicture.
apricot,
cherry,
garlic,
chillipepper,
pakchoi,pomegranate,
lychee,
cuqrffiber,
radish,
watermelon

-*.offf,g
ctictr c'

f;

* /l \

./

--t\
l,

*d'l
*

8910

6 . 2 Tenof the itemsare


listedin the wrong
category.Writethe
dishesanddrinksin
the correctpart of
the menu.

pvza

rasagne

roastbeefwith
pudding
Yorkshire

borscht

tomato
soup

-rorange-iuicfmelon
andparma
ham

koftas

tiramisu

c0ta

lcecream

stillmineral
water

smoked
salmon

moussaka

applepie

cheesecake

fizzymineral
water
panna
cotta

strawberry
smoothie

Iea

coffee

fajitas

filletof sole
1range
lutce

6.3 Complete
the conversations
with thewordsin the box.
baguette,
butter,cheese,
condiments,
delicatessen,
dogfood,drygoods,
powder,
wholemeal
bread
ftoze+fus, meat,washing
Example
A I wouldliketo buyfishfingers
andpizza.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7

A I wouldliketo buy
, .. ..and .
A I wouldliketo buyherbs
andspices.
A I wouldliketo buyriceandflour.
A I wouldliketo buy
and
A I wouldliketo buysalami
andsmoked
ham.
A I wouldliketo buy
anda
A I wouldliketo buylambchops
andsteak.

B Go to the ......f
section.
rpZen..fp.ad
5............
B Goto thedairyproducts
section.
B Goto the ... . ...
section.
B Goto the... .
section.
products
B Goto thehousehold
section.
B Goto the... ... .
B Goto thebakery.
B Goto the

counter.
counter.

EX ER C IS E S
7

TRANSPORT

7 . 1 Putthesewordsin the correctcategory.


cat'seye,check-in
duty-free
La+++aEe
desk,customs,
shop,feny,flyover,
insidelane,liner,metaldetector,
platform,
boat,runway,
roadsign,rowing
sailing
ship,track,
trafficlights,
train

At the railwaystation
.......e
affi-ag
e..............

Onthe road

At theairport

Watertransport

7.2 Writethenumberof thecarpartson the pictures.


4 gearlever
5 rearwindscreen
5 sidelight

1-bmle.l.ight
pipe
2 exhaust
3 wingmirror

7 wheel
8 boot
9 bonnet

10 speedometer
11 fuelgauge
12headlight

Number
7. 3 What do these srgnsmean?Matchthe signsto theirmeanings.
thewords.
cyclists
only
nothrough
road

roundabout

tr
tr
T

gNeway
noU-turn
steep
hill

tr
tr

,o 3@

A ' 86 @
@ 'aeA
12
"4
A @

10

level
crossing I
roadworks
ahead I
slippery
road
I

7.4

T
T

noovertaking
norightturn
stop

Fill in the lettersto completethe transportwords.

car
driver

carfler
officer
scanner
sign

E XERCIS E S
C O M MUNITY
8.1

Completethesesentences
with the wordsin the box.
pinnumber,.oeundr
bank,cashpoint,
chequeoook,
coins,
euro,financial
notes,
adviser,
Example
I spendthirn pounds
1
2
3
4
5

onfoodevery
day.

| havetenpourc
I don'thaveany
,'nany
Thecurrenoi'
European
countries
iscalled
the
'n
Mydad,,uorks
asa
in a
....................
| never
cheque.
I don'thave
a .
ta1,by
| can'tusemy
card.I forgotmy

aresomeof thethingsyoucanbuyat the newsagent's.


8.2 These
Usethewordsbelowto labelthem.
lagaf-sweets
barof chocolate
boxof chocolates,
gum
chewing
fudge
lollipop
magazrne
mrnts
packet
of crisps
n e n o rh e rl z

8.3

Wheredo you needto go?Writethe nameof the placeto answereachquestion.


postoffice,travelagency
bookshop,electronics
shop,jeweller's,
neu6egent+,
optician's,
Example
I wantto buya newspaper. Ihe

ne-ws-agent's-

'l I wouldlikesomestamps.
The
2 | wantto buya newfridge.
The
3 I wantto buyearrings
formysister.The

8.4

4 I wantto goonholiday. The


5 I wouldliketo buya book. The
5 I wouldlikenewglasses. The

Findthe namesof eightthingsin the city life word puzzle.


OT

TREE

TBCN

SN

RKBA

ULQR

HF

AANL

ZC

LB

FGIN

IAEP

BN
EZ
GX

fR) FBOL

tl
lrl
tl

LARD

ISCN

IJBV

CDVC

TNAB

TL

lvl
t.l

VEGF

LAGU

AP

TU BNAE

KECS

l'l
tl

EXERC ISES
9

SP OR T S

9,1 Matchthewordsto thesports.

tr

T
T

tr

T
T

2 penalty
rpot!

3 posts

7 shuttlecock

8 bow

t helmet

a rugDy

b-e+id<et

c boxinq

d football

e lennts

f horseracing

.
g gymnastics

h scuba
diving

i badminton

j canoeing

k archery

I rollerblading

1 bat

4 ring
10 leotard

5 jockey
11 wetsuit

6 racket
12 paddle

'l ..b-a.t.....:...........
Example
goeswith .h..cri.eke.t.......................

9.2 Whatarethesesports?
Labelthepictures.
judo,parachuting,
yater*fi.nq
climbing,
cycling,
diving,
figureskating,
rowing,

23

9.3 Putthesewordsin thecorrectcolumns.


Youcanusesomeof thewordsmorethanonce.
.baib,balt(2),bat,ba{sman,
boxer,boxing,
club,course,
court,gieke1iddqfigureskater,
figureskates,
figureskating,
-bAA{r,
gloves,
goalie,
goggles,
golf,golfball,golfer,
football,
football
pool,racket,
boots,
footballer,
icerink,net(2),p+feh-(2),
ring,stumg
swimmer,
cap,swimming
player,
swimming,
swimming
costume,
tennis,
tennis
ball,tennis
trunks,
Wtrlet*eeper

Sport

Place

Equipment

Players

cricket

pitch

bat,ball,bails,stump

batsman,bowler,fielder,wicketkeeper

EX ERCI S E S
1 O RE CR EATION
10.1 Whathobbiesdo you think of whenyou seethesethings?Writethesewordsunderthe correctpictures.
ptaying
astronomy,
bird-watct^irq,
r a.,^j ce'c_cames,
chess,
puzzles
cookery,
Aorngss1'vod,
stamp
collecting,
doingsudoku

234

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R,**+-e #

{.
.^/

..

r-l
. a-i4L'
l

/tE

E * r G *,6
.tde,=
ru.
Qie /

&"-

r fo-

G
-/

10,2 Whatinstruments
arethese?Unscramble
the letters.
mple tpurtem.......t1p.np-et
Exa
.................
1
2
3
4
5

lufet
badsroeyk
myalbc
olecl
nosbosa

6 etinracl
7 lnlovi
8 booe
9 corerrde
10 enphoxloy

11
12
13
'14

onidorcac
lococip
ilaov
umrd

10.3 Completethe text with the wordsin the box.


band,ballerina,
piano
ba+letclassical,
concerts,
keyboard,

10.4 Putthewordsin theboxin thecorrect


columns.
bikini,
pier,rucksack,
camping
stove,
campsite,
nature
reserve,
sand,
shell,
signpost,
sleeping
bag,sunscreen
-beaeh+ewe+;

youtaketo
Things
the beach

Thingsyoufindat
the beach

Thingsyoutaketo
the countryside

Thingsyou find in
the country

...heach...t-o-w
e.1..
..

10.5 Hereare someplacesto visit.Writethe missingwordsfrom the boxto completethe phrases.'


garden,
park,tower
Cathedral,
home,
Lords,
Palace,
Exanpletheme park_
1 church
5 Canterbury

.
..

2 stately
6 Houseof

3 botanical
7 safari

4 Buckingham

EX ERCIS E S
1 2 NU MB ERS,HOL IDAYS,M APS
12.1 Lookat thesenumbersand fill in the missingwords.
(2)
thousanc
hunffi(2), million,
'f01
one h,qdrd
100,000one..

andone
thousand

10,000ten

1,000 one
1,000,000one

12.2 Lookat the shapesand labelthe differentparts.Usethe wordsin the box.


fer. Dase,
corner,
depth,
edge,
face,height,
hypotenuse,
rightangle,
top

12.3 Matchthe festivalswith the monthswhenthey are celebrated,

Exam plEasterDayE
le
2Halloween[-3l c h ris t ma s Da y 4
EB o n f ire Nig h t !5 Diwa liI S s t V a l e n t i n e ' s D a y !
a

December b

March
or April

c October d

Februarv e October
or November f

November

12.4 Lookat the clocksand completethe sentences.

ffi
ffi

Example
I wakeupat...S-e.v.en..A.|C.lp-ck
. inthemorning.
1 lgetupal
2 At

.lhaveashower.

3 | eatbreakfast
at
4 At. ..... ...

@
@
@

I brush
myteeth.
.............,

5 | goto workat ..

12.5 Writethesecountriesunderthe correctcontinent.


Australia,
Brazil,
Bulgaria,
Canada,
Chile,Chi+a;
Cuba,
Denmark,
Ghana,
Laos,
Libya,
Mali,Mexico,
NewZealand,
Pakistan,
Papua
NewGuinea,
Peru,
Spain

Asia
China

Africa

NorthAmerica

SouthAmerica

Europe

Australia

4: EXERCISES
13 T H E E N V IRONMENT
13.1 Writethe weatherfor eachof theseplaces.
Example:
ln Exeter
iI is ....f-o99y......
1
2
3
4

In London
it is
In Manchester
it is
In Newcastle
it is
InGlasgow
it is

*ffiu:Y-&

13.2 Lookat thepictures


andfill in the lettersto complete
the words.

NHE
ILH
EEI

13.3 look at the pictures


andcorrectthemistakes.
Usethewordsin the box.Writethe correctsentence.
hot,lightning,
rainy,
spring,
sunny,
windy,
winter

It issummer.
lt iscoldandrainy.

It isspring.
lt iscoldandsnowy.

tu k

It iswinter,
lt iswarmandsunnv.

.lt..rs-.s.u.nne-r"..!!..is..hp^t.and..sunny"..

youhearthunder. I takean umbrella


Youseea rainbow
before
whenit isfoggy.

It isverystormy
today.

13.4 Writethenames
of the planetsin the correctorderfromthenearest
to thefurthestfromthe sun.
Mercury Saturn
Earth
Venus
Jupiter

Pluto
Neptune

Uranus

369

EXE RCIS E S
1 4 E X P R E SSING
O NESETF
14.1 Lookat the pictures.Howdoesthe woma'nfeel in eachone?Writethe adjectives
underthe correctpicture.
angry,annoyed,
ecstatic,
furious,
happy,
nervous,
sad,shy,surprised,
suspicious

14.2 Matchthe opposites.

t neatl7 2 heavy[ I lons!

athin!

5 empry! e stow!

7 wide[

8 shattow!s expensivef-

a cheap

d full

e light

f messy

g narrow

h shorl

b deep

c fast

14.3 Answer these questionsusingthe oppositepreposition.


from,inside,
down,under,
off
ls hestanding
Example
in frontof her?
1 lsshesitting
ontopof thetable?
No,
4 ls hewalking
towards
thestation?
No,

Np-,..
b.e-hind.he.r.
........
2 lsheoutside
theflat?

3 lsthelighton?

ls hegoingupthestairs?
No,

14.4 Whatis the girl doingin thesepictures?Usetheseprepositions


to describeher.
against,
into,off,en+qoutof,through
Example

Thegirlisclimbing
an\Q...... thetablel-

Thegirliscrawling
theplaytunnel.

thetable

4 Sheiscrawling
theplaytunnel.

2 Thegirlisleaning
thetable.

5 Sheiscrawling
theplaytunnel.

i thick

KEY T O EXERC ISES


1 PEOPL E
1. 1
2 Washington
3 Male
4 actor
5 1106Hollywood
Drive,
Los
Angeles
6 CA98554
7 994-9872
8 American
9 21t12t1954
'10 MountVernon,
NewYork
11 ma n i ed
Pearson
12 Pauletta
13 fo u r

6
7
8
9

soupspoon
salt
pepper
teaspoon

3 WORK / OCCUPATIONS
3 .1
office
faxmachine
photocopier
sraprer
workshop
electric
drill
sanosaw
wrench
factory .
conveyer
belt
TOreman
forklift
constructionsite
bulldozer
cement
scaffoldinq
hotel
Dar
chambermaid
twinroom
court
banister
guar0
witness

1. 2
1 sister
2 father
3 aunt
4 grandmother
5 nephew
6 stepson
7 mother-in-law
8 half-sister
9 qranddauqhter
10 itepfathei
't . 3
1 aunt
2 brother-in-law
& uncle
3 mother-in-law
& grandmother
3 .2
4 cousin
& nephew
2 butcher
1. 4
3 bricklayer
2 havea showen
4 optician
3 dryyourself
5 judge
4 getdressed
6 artist
5 eatbreakfast
7 ohotooraoher
'
6 brushyourteeth
8 inidwile
guard
9
security
2 HOUSIN G
'10 hairdresser
2. 1
utility room
3.3
4, 1 2 ,1 8 ,2 0
noteapporntments
kitchen
filepapers
2, 8,9 ,1 0 ,1 1
offerrefreshments
diningroom
signa letter
7, 13 ,1 4 ,1 6
pflotocopy
a document
living room
sendane-mail
3, 5 ,6 ,1 3 ,1 5,17
4 THE BODY
2. 2
4 .1
1 mug
1 Sheiswavinq.
2 soapdish
2 Sheisfrowninq.
3 toothbrush
3 Heispushing
5 wheelbarrow.
4 toothbrush
holder
4 Sheisclappinq
herhands.
5 razor
5 Sheisfilliirgt6ekenle.
gel
6 shaving
6 Sheisoourino
thewater.
7 shaving
brush
7 Heisbreakin!
thebiscuit.
8 soapdispenser
8 Sheis stiningthecoffee.
9 soap
4 .2
2. 3
1 nails
2 teatowel
2 eyes
3 bathtowel
3 ears
4 kettle
4 nose
5 watering
can
5 fingers
6 caketin
6 head
7 alarmclock
7 teeth
8 tumble
dryer
8 bones
9 mo p
9 brain
2.4
4.3
1 spoon
1c
2 wineglass
2o
?

dp<<prtcnnnn

4 serviette
5 knife

3s
4m

5e
6t
7i
8c
9s
newword:cosmetics
5 HEALTH
5.1
2 osteopath
3 dermatologist
4 physiotherapist
5 chiropodist
6 dentist
5.2
t headache
2 nosebleed
3 sorethroat
4 stomach
ache
5 broken
arm
6 sprained
ankle
5.3
1 painkillers
2 gauze
3 tissues
4 spray
5 l i pbal m
6 plaster
7 cream
5.4
ln the doctor'ssurgery
examination
couch
heiqht
chart
scales
stethoscope
In the operatingsurgery
anaesthetist
scaIpel
surge0n
suroical
oloves
In ihe dentalsurgery
basin
dentureS
dri l l
plaque
5 FOOD
5.1
2 chillipepper
3 watermelon
4 pomegranate
5 garlic
6 radish
7 pakchoi
8 apricot
9 lychee
6.2
Starters
rasagne
borscht
melon
andparma
ham
tomatosoup
smoked
salmon
Main courses
pudding
roastbeefandYorkshire
kottas
m0u55aKa
fajitas
Dtzza
iilletof sole
Desserts
cheesecake
tiramisu
applepie

pannacolla

Drinks
'*'a:e'
fizryminerai
c0ra
strawberry
smoothie
c0TIee
juice
orange
tea
stillmineral
water
6.3
1
2
3
4
5
6
7

cheese
& butter
condiments
drvqoods
dciglood& washingpowder'
delicatessen
wholemeal
bread& baguette
meat

7 TRANSPORT
7.1
At the railwaystation
carnage
plattorm
ITACK

train
Onthe road
cals eyes
Try0ver,
tn5t0e
lane
roadsiqn
trafficli-qhts
-airport
At the
check-in
desk
duty-free
shop
metaldetector
runway
Watertransport
terry
liner
rowrng
boat
sailing
ship
7.2
1 brakelight
pipe
2 exhaust
3 wingminor
4 gear
5 rearwindscreen
6 sidelight
7 wheel
8 boot
9 bonnet
'I1 fuelqauqe
t2 headliqhi
7,3
1 giveway
2 no U-turn
3 no overtaking
4 steep
hill
5 nothrough
road
7 norightturn
8 slippery
road
9 roadworks
ahead
10 roundabout
11 levelcrossing
12 stop
7.4
sports
car
taxidriver
wlngmirror
rushhour
people
carrier
cuSI0ms
ofircer
X-ray
scanner
stopsign

KE Y T O E X E R C IS E S
1 OR E C R EA T IO l t
1 0 .1
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I ccyyu\'r
f1

'

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j

i:- :

t-"-::

: = : - : - : - : 1: '

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- - - : '

--j

:- : r , ' 9; - a- aL

:e:-e'3a:<
?oxot crocolaies
ra' of chocolate

postoffice

7 eiectronics
shop
3
+

t bookshop
6 nniirie n'<
8.4
Treeightwordsto findare
Across
STREET
BOLLARD
FIAG
Down
TRAFFIC
KERB
BU 5
Diagonal
RAILINGS
BR IDG E
9 SPORTS
9 .1
to
3a
4c
5f
6e
1i
8k
9l
1o q
11 h
12 I
9 .2
2 figure
skating
3 parachuting
4 rowing
5 cvclinq
b Juoo
7 diving
8 c lim bing
9.3

^J d- .y, ; ^ ^I .1L9^ . .L r r q ) )

puzzles
doingsudoku
7 c00Kery

--- -- ^: ---^.
-

8.3

:! ,e fir n g

: -:-,',arcning
a5:rcn0my

: : , = ' i : :- <
:-e:-ai:':(

1 0 .2
1 flute
2 kevboard
3 cym0al
4 ceil0
5 bassoon
6 clarinet
7 violin
8 oboe
v rec0r0er
1 0 xyr0pn0ne
' 1 1accordlon
1 2 piccolo
l 3 viola
1 4 0 ru m
1 0 .3
WhenI wasfive,I tookballet
classes.
I wanted
to become
a
famous
ballerinabutI wasn'tvery
qood.
ThenI learned
to plavtne
io classical
[iano.t likedlistening
qoinq
music.
Asa teenaqer,
I started
to rockconcerts-with
mvfrien-ds.
lplayed
thekeyboardiniheschool
band.
1 0 .4
Thingsyou take to the beach
beach
towel
bikini
sunscreen
Thingsyou find at the beach
oier
sand
shell
Thingsyoutaketo the
countryside
camorno
stove
rucksack
sleeping
bag
Thingsyou find in the country
campsrre
naturereserve
slgnpost
1 0 .5
1 tower
2 home
3 garden
4 Palace
5 Cathedral
6 Lords
7 park
Il A N IMA IS
1 1 .1
2 chick
3 duck
4 foal
5 tiqer
6 bear
7 buffalo
R hr dnor

9 deer
10 giraffe

11.2
1 calf
2 l amb
3 qoslinq
q duckl i nq
) TOal

6 piglet
7 kitten
8 puppy

11.3
1 w i l dani mal s
o]<ere|
') fish
gon.lla
seaani mal s
ereeedile
4 birds
Hvffi
5 insects
sffai+
I

11.4
1 Ye1theydo.
2 No,theydon't.
3 No,theycan't.
4 Yes,
theycan.
5 No,theydon't.
6 Yes,
theycan.
theydo.
7 Yes,
8 No,theydon't.
9 No,theydon't.
12 NUMBERS,HOLIDAYS,
MAPS
12.1
1,000
onethousand
10,000
tenthousand
100,000
onehundred
thousand
1,000,000
onemi l l i on
12.2
2 hypotenuse
3 riljhtangle
4 base
5 top
6 height
7 corner
8 face
9 edge
10 depth
12.3
2c,3a,4f,5e,6d
12.4
1 fivepastseven
? tpn nr(t (a\/on

3 seven
thirty
4 tento eiqht
5 eighto'clock
12.5
Asia
C hi na
Laos
Pakistan
Africa
Ghana
Libya
Mal i
NorthAmerica
Canada
Cuba
Mexico
SouthAmerica
Brazil
C hi l e
Peru

Europe
B ul gari a
Denmark
Spain
Australia
Australia
NewZealand
Papua
NewGuinea
13 TH EE N V IRO NM ENT
't3.1
1 InLondon
it issunny.
2 InManchester
it iscloudy
and
rainy.
3 InNewcastle
it iscloudy,
4 InGlasgow
it issnowy
and
cr0u0y.
13.2
1 valley
2 0am
3 canal
4 0une
5 island
6 ac0rn
1 coastline
peak
9 field
13.3
1 lt iswinter.lt iscoldand
snowy.
2 lt isspring.lt iswarmand
sunny.
you
3 Youseelightningbefore
hearthunder.
4 | takeanumbrella
whenit is
rainy.
5 lt isverywindytoday.
13.4
1 Mercury
2 Venus
3 Earth
4 Mars
5 Jupiter
6 Saturn
7 Uranus
8 Neptune
9 Pluto
14 E X P R E S SI NG
O NESETF
14.1
2 ecstatic
3 furious
4 nervous
5 shy
14.2
2 e,3 h, 41,5d,6 c,7 g,8 b,9 a
14.3
1 No,under
thetable.
2 No,inside
theflat.
? No,it'sofl
4 No,awayfromthestation.
No,downthestairs.
14.4
1 off
nst
2 agar
3 rnto
4 throuqh
5 outof

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