Pre Intermediate

Pre-intermediate wordlist: English
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ability (n) : beceri able (adj) :-ebilmek above (prep) :zerinde abroad (adv) : yabanc lke absolutely (adv) : kesinlikle accent (n) : aksan accept (v) : kabul etmek account (n) : hesap achieve (v) : baarmak across (adv) : boyunca act (n) : rol yapmak action (n) : aksiyon actually (adv) : aslnda adapted (v) :adapte olmak,uyarlamak addict (n) : baml adjective (n) : sfat
He has the ability to explain things clearly. He'll be able to help you. There's a mirror above the washbasin. He goes abroad a lot with his job. The food was absolutely delicious. She has an American accent He accepted the job. I paid the money into my bank account this morning. If I finish this homework, I'll feel as if I've achieved something. I was walking across the road. Was she really upset or was that just an act? She has to accept the consequences of her actions. She sounds English but she's actually Spanish. The film has been adapted from the book. She's a complete chocolate addict. Cold and "Hot" are adjectives.
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admire (v) : takdir etmek admit (v) : kabul(itiraf) etmek in advance (n) : nceden, imdiden adventure (n) : macera adverb (n) : zarf advertisement (n) : reklam adviser (n) : danman aerobics (n) afraid (adj) : korkan, korkmu African (adj) after (prep) : sonra afterwards (adv) : sonrasnda again (adv) : tekrar aged (adj) : yanda agency (n) : acenta aggressive (adj) ago (adv) : nce AIDS (n) air conditioning (n) : klima airline (n) : havayolu
You have to admire him for being so determined. Both men admitted taking illegal drugs. You need to book your ticket at least 14 days in advance. It's a film about the adventures of two friends Quickly and "Slowly" are adverbs. I saw the job in a newspaper advertisement. She's a financial adviser. She goes to aerobics classes. We haven't got any tickets left, I'm afraid. He is very interested in African music. We went swimming after lunch. I did my homework and went swimming afterwards. I'll ask her again. They have one daughter, aged three. He works in an advertising agency. He was drunk and aggressive. They moved to London ten years ago. AIDS is a serious illness. Would you like the air conditioning switched on? Which airline did you fly with?
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album (n) : albm alien (n): yaratk, uzayl all (det) : hepsi already (adv): zaten alright (adj): iyi altogether (adv) :hepbirlikte a.m. (adv) : leden nce amazing (adj) : artc ambition (n) : arzulanan ey ambitious (adj) : hrsl amount (n) : miktar, mebla (animal) rights (n) : hayvan haklar announcer (n) : ilan eden kimse
Have you heard their new album? I don't like films with aliens. Who's eaten all the cake? I've already told him. I'm all right thanks. How are you? There were twenty people there altogether. We're open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. It's amazing how many people can't read. My ambition is to retire at forty. This is our most ambitious project so far. The project will take a huge amount of time and money. They are campaigning for animal rights. An announcer is someone who speaks on the TV or radio.
annoyed (adj) : kzgn, rahatsz I was annoyed at Kathy for arriving late olmu annoying (adj): sinir bozucu, can skc anti-television (adj) anymore (adv) : artk anyone (pron) : hikimse anyway (adv) :neyse, yine de anywhere (adv) : bir yer I've got an annoying cough.(cough: ksrmek) NoTV.com is an anti-television group. This coat doesn't fit me anymore. I didn't know anyone at the party. I hate carrots, but I eat them anyway. Just sit anywhere.
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(apartment) block (n) apartment block (n) apologise (v) : zr dilemek apology (n) : zr apparently (adv) : belli ki, anlalan appear (v) :ortaya kmak, grnmek application (n) : bavuru, kullanm apply (v) : bavurmak, uygulamak Arab (adj) Arabia (n) area (n) : alan, blge argue (v) : mnakaa etmek argument (n) : mnakaa, tartma arrangement (n) :plan, dzenleme arrest (v) : tevkif etmek art (n) : sanat artist (n) :artist ask (n) : soru ask someone out (pv) : kma teklifi asleep (adj) :uykuda
I live in a small block of flats. I live in a small apartment block. The bank apologised for the error. I have an apology to make to you - I'm sorry for being rude. Apparently it's going to rain today. Laptop computers first appeared in the 1990s. I made an application for a bank loan. I've applied for a job. Egypt is an Arab country. He works in Saudi Arabia. He lives in a nice area. My parents are always arguing about money. They had an argument about who should do the cleaning. I'll look in my diary before making arrangements. The police decided to arrest him for breaking the window. She's studying art at school. She wants to be a famous artist one day. She asked him out to lunch the next day. If you really like someone, you can ask them out on a date. The children are asleep.
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assist (v) : yardm etmek association (n) : dernek, mesleki kurulu attack (v) : saldrmak attention (n) : dikkat attitude (n) : tavr, davran, dnce
The army arrived to assist in the search. The Football Association made the decision quickly. She attacked the government's new education policy. Ladies and gentlemen, could I have your attention, please? Always have a positive attitude.
auction (n) : ak arttrma, ihale I bought this in an auction. audience (n) : seyirci, izleyici, dinleyici author (n) : yazar, eser sahibi auxiliary (v) : yardmc fiil average (n) : ortalama award (v) : dl babysitting (v) : bebek bakcl bacteria (n) : bakteri bagpipes (n) : iskoyalarn tulum algs ball (n) : top ballet (n) :bale bar (n) (a) bar (of) (det) bark (v) : havlamak basic (adj) : temel There were a lot of children in the audience. She's a popular author of children's fiction. Have and "Do" are auxiliary verbs. They work an average of 30.5 hours per week. He was awarded the Nobel Prize for Physics. Sue is babysitting for us tonight. You should clean your kitchen regularly to prevent bacteria. Bagpipes are a traditional Scottish instrument. My son loves ball games. Mary's favourite ballet was 'Giselle'. Can I have a bar of chocolate please? Can I have a bar of chocolate please? I couldn't sleep because that dog was barking all night. My software is very basic.
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basically (adv) : temelde, esasnda basketball (n) (be) fed up with (adj) : bkmak beat (v) : yenmek (beauty) spot (n) : ben beauty (n) : gzellik behave (v) :davranmak behaviour (n) : davran believe (v) : inanmak bell (n) : zil below (prep) : aada big (adj) : byk bigger (comp) : daha byk biggest (sup): en byk biking (n) : bisiklet srmek billion (n) : milyar biology (n) : biyoloji bit (n) : para bland (adj) : yavan, ince blind (adj) : kr
Frazier's films are basically documentaries. Basketball is played in a team on a court. I'm fed up with this weather. Our team beat Germany 3-1. Niagara falls is a famous beauty spot. Zuzana has great beauty. The boy was behaving badly. Children should have good behaviour. I don't believe in ghosts. Please ring the bell for attention. He could hear people shouting below his window. Elephants are bigger than horses. Brazil is bigger than Britain. The whale is the biggest animal. He prefers biking to driving. The government spends billions of dollars every year. She's studing biology at university. I wrote it down on a bit of paper. This food is very bland. She went blind after an accident.
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blow (v) : flemek blues (n) : hznl
She blew on her coffee before taking a sip. He prefers jazz and blues.
book (v) : rezervasyon yapmak He booked a flight to Paris. bored (adj) : sklm, bunalm I'm bored with doing homework. borrow (v) : dn bow (v) : bala selamlama boy (n) : olan branch (n) : bran bravery (n) : cesaret break into (pv) : zorla girmek, hrszlk yapmak break up (with) (pv) : ayrlmak bright (adj) : ltl, parlak brilliant (adj) : zeki, parlak brown (adj) : kahverengi build (v) : ina etmek building (n) :bina, yap bullet (n) :kurun, mermi burglar (n) : hrsz(ev soyan) burglary (n):hrszlk(ev/bina soyan) burgle (v) : soymak Can I borrow a pen please? The actors all bowed after the performance. She has three boys. They had to cut a branch off the tree. He was awarded a medal for bravery. Burglars broke into my house and stole my TV. My boyfriend and I fought and broke up. She's always so bright and cheerful. (cheerful: neeli) We saw a brilliant film. She's got a brown leather bag. They have built a solid friendship over the years. It's the ugliest building in the world. There are five bullets in the gun. (gun: tabanca,silah) The burglar was caught after three days. The police were told about the burglary. They've been burgled twice recently.(recently:son gnlerde)
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businessman (n) :iadam button (n) : buton, dme cable TV (n) : kablo tv caf (n) : cafe cake (n) : pasta
He's a businessman with a multi-national corporation. Press the play button to listen to your recording. We're going to get cable TV next week. Lets meet for a coffee in the cafe on the corner. I made him a big birthday cake.
calm (adj) :skunet, durgunluk She's very calm in an emergency. camper (n) : kamp yapan kimse camping (n) : kamp can (v) cancel (v) : iptal etmek care (v) : zen, itina career (n) : kariyer carpet (n) : hal carry (v) : tamak cash (n) : nakit para castle (n) : kale catch (v) : yakalamak category (n) : kategori catering (n) : yiyecek iecek hizmeti veren cause (n) : sebep, neden The campers were putting up the tent. We're going camping in France this summer. Anna can speak four languages. The meeting has been cancelled. Your parents care about you so they try to protect you. The famous actress began her career in TV commercials. They've bought a new living room carpet He was carrying my bags. I'm taking 50 in cash. Wales has many beautiful castles. I think I've caught a cold. Our customers fall into two main categories. Who did the catering for the party? The police are still trying to establish the cause of the fire.
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celebrity (n) nl cent (n) central heating (n) : merkezi stma (central) heating (n) : stma certain (adj) : kesin, mutlak certificate (n) : sertifika chain (n) : zincir
She's a famous celebrity. A coffee costs one Euro, and 20 cents. Does this house have central heating? Can you put the heating on? I feel absolutely certain that you're doing the right thing. I have a certificate in computer programming. My bicycle chain is broken.
chairperson (n) : kurul bakan Who will be the chairperson at the next meeting? chance (n) : ans changeable (adj) : deiebilir charity (n) : hayr kurumu, hayr ii chat (n) : sohbet dedikodu cheek (n) : yanak cheers (n) : erefe chef (n) : aba chew (v) : inemek (chewing) gum (n) : sakz chewing gum (n) : sakz chicken (n) : tavuk childhood (n) : ocukluk a I didn't get a chance to speak to you at the party. The weather was very changeable last summer. I'm going to give my money to charity. I wanted to chat to you about the party on Saturday. She has very rosy cheeks. Say "cheers" when you are drinking beer. He's a very good chef. This meat is difficult to chew. There's always chewing gum on the floor. Have you got a stick of chewing gum? We're going to have chicken tonight. Did you have a happy childhood?
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children (n) : cocuklar Christmas (n) : noel circle (v) : daire circular (adj) : dairesel circus (n) : sirk
She has two children. Christmas day is celebrated on 25th December. Circle the answer you think is correct. There is a nice circular walk near here. Did you go to the circus when you were a child?
clash (v) : atma, uyumazlk Government troops clashed with rebel soldiers. classmate (n) : snf arkada clause (n) : cmlecik clear (adj) : temiz, net clever (adj) : zeki, akll client (n) : mvekkil close (adv) : yakn close (to) (adv) : yakn (a) close (friend) (adj) : yakn arkada clothing (n) : giysi club (n) : kulp coast (n) : deniz kenar colleague (n) : i arkada, meslekta collect (v) : toplamak, biriktirmek collection (n) : koleksiyon Katie and Sarah are classmates. I put an extra clause in the contract. These photos are very clear. He's a very clever student. She's a lawyer with a lot of famous clients. He stayed close to his mother. He stayed close to his mother. He's a close friend of mine. What's your favourite item of clothing? He's a member of the fitness club. The island is off the coast of Wales. I work closely with my colleagues. She collects dolls. He's got a private art collection.
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collector (n) : koleksiyoncu college (n) : faklte, niv.
He's a collector of modern art. Cambridge has many historic colleges.
collocation (n) : kalplam sz Have + a bath is a collocation.

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column (n) : kolon, stun comfortable (adj) : rahat commit (a crime) (v) : su ilemek common (adv) : ortak commute (v) : evle i arasnda hergn gidip gelmek
Write the words in the columns. I don't feel comfortable about leaving the children here alone. He was sent to prison for a crime that he didn't commit. Sue and I don't have much in common. It takes me 45 minutes to commute to work.
commuter (n) : ie trenle gidip The train was filled with commuters. gelen kii comparative (n) : karlatrmal Bigger and "Smaller" are comparative adjectives.
comparison (n) : karlatrma, They published a comparison of schools in the area. mukayese complain (v) : ikayet etmek, yaknmak complaint (n) : ikayet, szlanma complete (v) : tamamlamak completely (adv) : tam olarak Lots of people have complained about the noise. The TV company received thousands of complaints. Complete the sentence with one of the adjectives provided. I completely forgot that you were coming.
complicated (adj) : anlalmas This is a very complicated question. zor, zm g conditional (adj) : artl, koullara bal conference (n) : konferans confident (adj) : kendinden emin connect (v) : balanmak If I was a bird ... is a conditional sentence. The annual sales conference is in January. Doctors are confident that she'll recover. A small bridge connects the two parts of the building.
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connection (n) : balant consequence (n) : netice considerate (adj) : anlayl, dnceli, saygl consonant (n) : sessiz contact (n) : irtibat kurmak contain (v) : iermek, kapsamak context (n) : ??? control (n) : kontrol cooking (n) : yemek piirme corner (n) : ke
The train was half an hour late and I missed my connection. The ship capsized, with disastrous consequences. She was not a polite and considerate child. B and "C" are consonants. We keep in close contact with our grandparents. Does this drink contain alcohol? Taken out of context, her remark sounded like an insult. The new teacher has no control over the class. I do most of the cooking in this house. He lives in a beautiful corner of northern California.
cosmopolitan (adj) : ok uluslu London is a very cosmopolitan city. cotton (n) : pamuk could (v) countable (adj) : saylabilir crazy (adj) : lgn cream (n) : krema create (v) : yaratmak crime (n) : su I usually wear a cotton shirt. I couldn't see what he was doing. Eggs and "Tables" are countable nouns. It's a crazy idea, but it might work! I love raspberries and cream. The project will create more than 500 jobs. He committed a serious crime.
criminal (n) : su ilemi kimse He was a dangerous criminal. crop (n) : mahsl We had a record crop of grapes this year.(grape:zm)
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cross (n)
Write a cross in the box.
cruel (adj) : merhametsiz, zalim That was a cruel joke. cruelty (n) :acmaszlk, zulm cultural (adj) : kltrel culture (n) : kltr cupboard (n) : dolap currency (n) : para birimi current affairs (n) : gncel gelimeler curtain (n) : perde customer (n) : mteri, alc cut (v) : kesmek cuttings (n) : kesim CV (n) : eitim zgemii cycling (n) : bisiklete binme damage (v) : zarar vermek darling (n) : sevgili date (n) : buluma dating (n) daughter-in-law (n) : gelin dawn (n) : afak, tan vakti There are laws against cruelty to animals. There are many cultural events in this city. He knows a lot about Japanese culture. The food is in the cupboard. You can exchange foreign currency in the bank. He tries to keep up with current affairs. It's time to draw the curtains. The customer is always right. Use a pair of scissors to cut the paper. Cuttings from Elvis Presley's hair were sold. Please send your CV to this address. Cycling is very good for you. Many buildings were damaged in the storm. Would you like a drink, darling? Let's make a date to have lunch. Have you thought about Internet dating? His daughter-in-law is wonderful. We woke at dawn.
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day-to-day (adj) : gnden gne We deal with day-to-day problems as they arise. dead (adj) : l, lm death (n) : lm, ecel decision (n) : karar definite (adj) : kesin definitely (adv) : kesinlikle, tamamen She's been dead for 20 years now. Do you believe in life after death? She has had to make some very difficult decisions. We need a definite answer by tomorrow. This book is definitely worth reading.
definition (n) : aklama, tanm Look in a dictionary for the definition of the word. delicious (adj) : lezzetli, nefis deliver (v) : teslim etmek, iletmek demonstrator (n) : gsterici department (store) (n) (department) store (n) depend (v) : bal olmak describe (v) : ifade etmek description (n) : tanm desert (n) : l design (v) : tasarlamak designer (n) : tasarmc desk (n) : sra, masa dessert (n) : tatl This soup is absolutely delicious. They can deliver the sofa on Wednesday. There were thousands of demonstrators on the streets. Let's go to the department store. She works in a department store. Are you coming? "It depends where you're going." She was able to describe her attacker to the police. I gave the police a description of the stolen jewellery. The Sahara Desert is very hot. She designs furniture. She's a fashion designer. Make sure your desk is tidy. We had ice cream for dessert.
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destination (n) : gidilecek yer, hedef detail (n) : ayrnt develop (v) : gelimek, gelitirmek
Italy is a very popular holiday destination. Please send me details of your training courses. Scientists are developing new drugs all the time.
differently (adv) : farkl ekilde She thinks very differently from me. digit (n) : hane direct (v) : direk, dorudan director (n) : ynetmek dis- (pre) disagree (v) : ayn fikirde olmamak disco (n) discover (v) : ortaya karmak discussion (n) : tartma disgusting (adj) : iren, tiksindirici dishonest (adj) : sahtekar disorganised (adj) : dzensiz, dank distance (n) : uzaklk dive (v) : dalmak diver (n) : dalg divorce (n) : boanmak divorced (adj) : boanm It's a seven digit telephone number. It's a film directed by Alfred Hitchcock. The famous film director, Alfred Hitchcock. The money has disappeared! I disagree with most of what he said. He never liked discos. They came to California hoping to discover gold. They were having a discussion about football. What's that disgusting smell? I think she's a really dishonest person. She's impossible to work for; she's so disorganised We're only a short distance from my house. He dived off the side of the boat into the sea. She would like to train to be a diver. My parents are getting a divorce. Since I've been divorced, I haven't been very happy.
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documentary (n) : belgesel dollar (n) : dolar dolphin (n) : yunus domestic (adj) : evcil, yerli doorway (n) : kap aral dot (n) : nokta, benek Dr (doctor) (n) draw (v) : izmek dress (n) : elbise drink (v) : imek
I saw a TV documentary about the Russia last night. It costs more than a hundred dollars. You can see lots of dolphins off the coast of Wales. We took a domestic flight. She waited in the doorway while I ran back inside. There are lots of dots on her dress. I have an appointment with Dr Paul Thomas. She drew a picture of a tree. She was wearing a long, black dress. Would you like something to drink?
drop (v) : brakmak, drmek The ball dropped to the ground. drum (n) : davul during (prep) : ..boyunca dye (v) : boyamak earn (v) : kazanmak earth (n) : dnya easily (adv) : kolayca easy-going (adj) : geimli, uysal, kaygsz eat (v) : yemek echo (questions) (v) : yank Anna plays the drums. Emma's usually at home during the day. He dyed his hair pink last week. She earns more than 40,000 a year. We all live on the planet earth. A comment like that could easily be misunderstood. He's not an easy-going person. Who ate all the cake? Their voices echoed around the room.
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Edinburgh (n) edition (n) : yayn editor (n) : yazar educate (v) : eitmek education (n) : eitim Egypt (n) : MISIR either (adv) : hibiri elderly (adj) : ihtiyar eldest (sup) : yaa en byk
Edinburgh is the capital of Scotland. A new edition of the dictionary will be published next month. She is the editor of the newspaper. She was educated at the Perse School. More money should be spent on education. Have you ever been to Egypt? The menu is boring and it's not cheap either. He's very fit for an elderly man. My eldest brother is a doctor.
embarrassed (adj) : bozulmak, I was too embarrassed to admit that I was scared. utanmak embarrassing (adj) : utandrc , It was an embarrassing defeat. mahup eden employed (adj) : alan employee (n) : alan employer (n) : iveren employment (n) : i enemy (n) : dman, hasm energy (n) : enerji engaged (adj) : nianl engineer (n) : mhendis engineering (n) : mhendislik I was employed as a teacher but now I'm an editor. How many employees does the firm have? This company is a very good employer. Are you looking for full-time or part-time employment? I try not to make any enemies. Looking after children takes up a lot of time and energy. When did they get engaged? He has worked as an engineer for twelve years. She studied engineering at the University of Michigan.
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enormous (adj) : muazzam, kocaman enough (adv) : yeterli entertainment (n) : elence environment (n) : evre, etraf episode (n) : ksm equipment (n) : donanm, techizat escape (v) : kamak especially (adv) : zellike Essex (n) etc : et cetera Europe (n) : Avrupa European (adj) : Avrupal Euros (n) : avro even (adv) : bile evening (n) : akam event (n) : olay everybody (n) : herkes everyone (n) : herkes, herbiri everything (n) : herey everywhere (n) : heryer
This living room is enormous. Are you old enough to vote? TV is a type of popular entertainment. The new road may cause damage to the environment. Did you see last week's episode of The X-Files? We need to buy some new office equipment. The two killers escaped from prison last night. I cooked this meal especially for you. Essex is north of London. This shelf here is for pens, paper etc. They're planning a tour of Europe. She speaks three European languages. You'll need to change your pounds into Euros. Everyone danced, even Mick. Are you doing anything this evening? People have been shocked by recent events in the town. I've received a reply from everybody now. Everyone was happy to hear the news. They lost everything in the fire. I've looked everywhere, but I still can't find that letter.
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evil (n) : kt ex- (pre) exact (adj) : tam, kesin exactly (adv) : kesinlikle, tam tamna exam (n) : snav examination (n) : snav examine (v) : snav yapmak examiner (n) : snav yapan except (prep) : hari, dnca excite (v) : heyecanlandrmak excited (adj) : heyecanl excitement (n) : heyecan exciting (adj) : heyecan verici exclusive (adj) : herkese ak olmayan, zel ex-girlfriend (n) ex-husband (n) expected (v) : beklemek, mit etmek expensive (adj) : pahal expert (n) : bilirkii explain (v) : izah etmek, alamak, anlatmak
The theme of the play is the battle between good and evil. My ex and his new wife live abroad. I'm afraid I can't give you the exact details of the show yet. What exactly seems to be the problem? a maths exam I have to have a medical examination soon. She picked up the knife and examined it closely. Do you know who will be your examiner? The boat sails from Oban every day except Sunday. Try not to excite the children too much. Look at their happy, excited faces! The competition is causing a lot of excitement. It was an exciting football match. I read an exclusive interview with the football star. I haven't heard from my ex-girlfriend. I'm still friends with my ex-husband . I expected him to forget my birthday but he sent a card. expensive jewellery He's an expert on Japanese literature. Can you explain why you did this?
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expression (n) : anlatm,ifade extra (adj) : ekstra extremely (adv) : son derece, had safhada, ar boyutta eye (n) : gz face (n) : yz facility (n) : imkan, olanak fact (n) : olay, durum factory (n) : fabrika fail (v) : baarsz olmak fall in love with someone (idiom) : ak olmak false (adj) : takma, suni famous (adj) : nl fan (n) hayran fancy (v) far (adj) : uzak farm (n) : iftlik farmer (n): ifti fascinating (adj) : byleyici, etkileyici fashion (n) : moda fashionable (adj) : modaya uygun
It's not my cup of tea' is typically English expression. Can I invite a few extra people? Zuzanna is extremely beautiful. Sara has black hair and brown eyes. She's got a long, thin face. This phone has a memory facility. It's hard to separate fact from fiction in what she says. We work in a textile factory. Dad's business failed after just three years. I fell in love with her very quickly. He has false teeth. a famous actress is often photographed. More than 15,000 Liverpool fans watched the game. Do you fancy a drink? It's the first time I've been so far away from home. He works on a farm in Wales. He's always been a farmer. I found the movie fascinating. Long hair is back in fashion for men. She always wears fashionable clothes.
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fast (adj) : hzl, abuk father-in-law (n) : kaynpeder fault (n) favourite (adj) : favori feed (v) : beslemek feeling (n) : hissetme feet (n) : ayaklar fence (n) : it, parmaklk festival (n) : festival few (det) : birka field (n) : alan, bilim dal film-maker (n) : sinemac final (adj) : final, son
Fast food, like hamburgers, is not very good for you. I get on well with my father-in-law. She believes it was the doctor's fault that Peter died. What's your favourite band? I fed Simone's cat while she was away. My feeling is that we should wait until they come back. My feet hurt. We need to repair the garden fence. Are you going to the film festival? She's staying at the cottage for a few days. He's an expert in the field of biochemistry. He hopes to become a film-maker one day. The committee's decision is final.
finally (adv) : sonunda, nihayet We finally got home just after midnight. fine (adj) : iyi fire (n) : ate, yangn fireman (n) : itfaiyeci firstly (adv) : ilk nce, evvela fishing (n) : balk tutma fit (v) : uymak I had a cold last week, but I'm fine now. Three people were killed in the fire. He's a fireman. The aim of this activity is firstly to have fun, and secondly to keep fit. Dad loves to go fishing. These trousers don't fit any more.
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fitting (room) (n) : deneme kabini flatmate (n) : ev arkada flexible (adj) : esnek Florida (n) (Florida) Keys (n) flower (n) : iek folk (adj) : halk follow-up (adj) : faydalanmak, izlemek (food) poisoning (n) : besin zehirlenmesi (for) ages (n): uzun zamadr, senelerce force (n) : zorlama foreign(adj) : yabanc forever (adv) : sonsuza kadar forget (v) : unutmak form (n) : form formal(adj) : resmi, geneneklere gre forward (adv) : ileriye doru Frankfurt (n) freezing(adj) : dondurucu French (n)
Where are the fitting rooms? I don't get on with my new flatmate. I'd like a job with more flexible working hours. Miami is in Florida. I left my keys in the office so I couldn't get into my house. He never buys me flowers. I really love Hungarian folk music. We need a follow-up meeting. The restaurant was closed down because of food poisoning. I've been waiting here for ages. The force of the explosion shattered every window. I don't agree with the government's foreign policy. I'll love you forever. I've forgotten his name. Swimming is the best form of exercise. It will be a formal dinner party. She leaned forward to make sure I could hear her. We will arrive in Frankfurt at 6pm. It's absolutely freezing in here. I can speak a little French.
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frequency (n) : frekans, sklk fresh(adj) : taze friendly(adj) : dostane, arkadaa fries (n) papates kzartmas frightened(adj) : korkmu, rkm frightening(adj) : korkutucu frozen (adj) : donmu frustrating (adj) : moral bozucu, sinir bozucu full(adj) : dolu full-time (adj) : tam zamanl fully (adv) : tamamen funeral (n) : defin, cenaze treni funny(adj) : elenceli, zevkli furthest (sup) : en uzak Gaelic (n) gallery (n) : galeri gap (n) : aralk, boluk gas (n) : gaz gene (n) : gen general(adj) : genel
The frequency of attacks has increased recently. We're always looking for fresh ideas. This is not a friendly place. I'll have a double cheeseburger and fries please. I've always been frightened of going to the dentist. It was a very frightening film. The pond was frozen and people were skating on it. It's frustrating to see money going to waste like that. We couldn't get in, the cinema was full. I am looking for a full-time job. The restaurant was fully booked. The funeral will be held next Friday. This chicken tastes a bit funny. What is the furthest distance you can run? Gaelic is spoken in Ireland. The courtroom has a public gallery. There's quite a big gap between the door and the floor. We use a gas cooker. Scientists have discovered the gene that causes this disease. This leaflet has some general information about the school.
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generally (adv) : genellikle get engaged (v): nianlanmak (get) lost (v) : kaybolmak get married (v) : evlenmek
I generally wake up early. My brother got engaged last year. I got lost on the way. My brother will get married in October.
get on with (pv) : iyi geinmek, I really get on with my mum, we hardly ever argue. anlamak (get) promoted (v) : tefi etmek She earned more money when she was promoted. (get/be) stuck (v) : iinden kamamak, saplanp kalmak glad(adj) : honut glass (n) : bardak glasses (n) : gzlk glove (n) : eldiven go on a date (pv) : randevuya kmak go on (pv) : devam etmek go out with (pv) : biri ile kmak goal (n) : gol golf (n) : golf gorgeous(adj): grkemli, gz kamatrc gossip (n) : dedikodu government (n) : hkmet grammar (n) : gramer We got stuck in heavy traffic. She's very glad that she left. I'll get you a clean glass. I need a new pair of glasses. I lost my glove. Will you go on a date with me? The film seemed to go on forever. Will you go out with me? He scored two goals in the second half. I don't like watching golf on TV. You look gorgeous in that dress. an interesting piece of gossip The Government has cut taxes. I love studying grammar.
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grandchildren (n) : torun greatest (sup) : en harika great-uncle (n) : byk amca greedy(adj) : agzl, doyumsuz greet (v) : selamlamak greeting (n) : selam ground (n) : zemin, toprak group (n) : grup, takm grow (v) : bymek guess (v) : tahmin etmek guest (n) : misafir guide (n) : rehber, klavuz guilty (adj) : sulu guitarist (n) : gitarist gun (n) : silah gunman (n) : silahl kimse guy (n) : adam, herif habit (n) : alkanlk haggis (n) : sakatat yahnisi haircut (n) : sa kesimi
My grandmother has 14 grandchildren. This is the greatest day of my life! I have one great-uncle. There are too many greedy, selfish people in the world. He greeted me at the door. He sends his greetings. I sat down on the ground. She went camping with a small group of friends. Children grow very quickly. Can you guess how old he is? We've got some guests coming this weekend. Parents use this report as a guide when choosing schools. I feel so guilty about not going to see them. He is a very talented guitarist. Are guns legal in your country? The police arrested the gunman. What a nice guy! He has some really nasty habits. Haggis is a traditional Scottish dish. I like your new haircut.
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hairdresser (n) : kuafr handcuffs (n) : kelepe happier (comp) : daha mutlu happiest (sup) : en mutlu happily (adv) : mutlulukla, mutluca happiness (n) : saadet, mutluluk harder (comp) : daha sert hate (v) : nefret etmek (have an) operation (n) : ameliyat olmak head (n) : kafa heavy (adj) : ar helpful(adj) : yardmsever hero (n) : kahraman hers (pron) :onunki herself (pron) : kendi hey (exclam) hi (exclam) hide (v) : saklamak history (n) : tarih hit (v) : vurmak
I've booked an appointment with the hairdresser. The police put him in handcuffs. I've never been happier than I am now. She's the happiest person I know. Happily, the operation was a complete success. Your happiness is all that matters to me. My grandparents had a harder life than me. They've hated each other since they were kids. He went to hospital to have an operation. He fell and hit his head on the table. These bags are too heavy. The staff here are very helpful. He became a national hero for his part in the revolution. That's Ann's coat over there - at least I think it's hers. She kept telling herself that nothing was wrong. Hey, Helen, look at this! Hi! How's it going? I'm going to hide the biscuits so that you can't find them. What do you know about the history of jazz? She hit him on the head with her tennis racket.
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Holland (n) Hollywood (n) honest(adj) : drst, iten, saf hope (v) : mit etmek horrible(adj): berbat, dehet horror (n) : korku hospital (n) : hastane host (n) : ev sahiplii hostess (n) : ev sahibesi hot (adj) : scak hot (spicy)(adj) : houseboat (n) : tekne evi housework (n) : ev ii human (n) : insan Hungary (n) : Macaristan hungry (adj) : ackm hurry (n) : acele hypnotise (v) : hipnotize, bylemek ice cream (n) : dondurma idiot (n) : gerizekal
Haarlem is the capital of North Holland. Hollywood is in California. If you want my honest opinion, I think your hair looks awful. I hope you're well and had a nice holiday. What's that horrible smell? She watched in horror as the car skidded across the road. He was in hospital for two weeks. Australia played host to the Olympics in 2000. She was the hostess of the party. a hot summer's day a hot summer's day My parents lived on a houseboat for a year. I can't stand doing housework. The disease affects both humans and animals. Hodmezovasarhely is in Hungary. I'm hungry. What's for supper? If you're in a hurry, it's better to take a taxi. Have you ever been hypnotised? What's your favourite flavour of ice cream? Sometimes, I can be such an idiot.
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illustrated(adj) : resimli im- (pre) imaginary(adj) : imgesel, gerek d imagine (v) : hayal etmek
Most childrens'books are illustrated. It's impossible! The story takes place in an imaginary world. Imagine winning the lottery!
immature(adj) : olgunlamam Some of the boys are quite immature for their age. immediately (adv) : hemen, derhal impatient(adj) : sabrsz, aceleci impolite(adj) : kaba You have to come home immediately. I'm impatient with the children when they won't go to bed He would never be impolite.
important(adj) : nemli, mhim My family is very important to me. impossible(adj) : imkansz improve (v) : arttrmak, gelitirmek in- (pre) inconsiderate(adj) : dncesiz, duyarsz incorrect(adj) : yanl incredible(adj) : inanlmaz, olaanst Indian(adj) industrial(adj) : endstriyel industry (n) : endstri infinitive (n): mastar ingredient (v) : etken, unsur, ierik You just can't reason with her, she's absolutely impossible. Scott's behaviour has improved a lot lately. It was an incredible sunset. He was an inconsiderate man. The answer was incorrect. We had an incredible time that summer. Indian food is popular in Britain. Port Talbot is an industrial area. He works in the entertainment industry. To do is the infinitive for of "do". Trust is an essential ingredient in a successful marriage.
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injured (v) : incitmek insect (n) : bcek inside (n) : i, i taraf inspector (n) : denetleyici instant(adj) : hemen olan, abuk hazrlanan
She injured her ankle when she fell. I don't like any insects. I cleaned the inside of the oven. The school inspector will come tomorrow. The book was an instant success in the US.
instantly (adv) : hemen, annda A car hit them, killing them both instantly. instead (adv) : onun yerine instructor (n) : retmen, eitmen interested(adj) : ilgili interestingly (adv) : ilgin ekilde (Internet) site (n) interview (n) : grme interviewer (n) : grmeyi yapan kimse into (prep) : iine intonation (n) : tonlama, ses uyumu invent (v) : icat etmek, bulmak invention (n) : icat, bulu invitation (n) : davet invite (v) : davet etmek irregular(adj) : dzensiz If you don't want pizza, we can have pasta instead. She is a driving instructor. I'm not interested in football. Interestingly, I met him last week. What's your favourite internet site to buy CDs? My job interviewer was very unpleasant. The interviewer asked me lots of difficult questions. Stop running around and get into bed! English intonation is very important. We've invented a new game. A lot of great inventions have come from Hungary. I've got an invitation to dinner They've invited us to the wedding. Go is an irregular verb.
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Istanbul (n) itself (pron) : kendi job (n) : grev, i
Istanbul used to be called Constantinople. The cat licked itself clean. It's time to start job-hunting.
(job)security (n) : i gvenlii I'm looking for a job with security. job-hunting (n) :i arama jogging (n) : yava kou join (v) : katlmak journalist (n) : gazeteci judo (n) : judo jump (v) : atlamak, zplamak jumper (n) : kazak just (adv) : henz kangaroo (n): kanguru If you are unemployed, you need to do a lot of jobhunting. I was jogging through the park. Would you like to join us for dinner? She wants to become a journalist. He has a black belt in judo. The children were jumping up and down with excitement. My mother made me a jumper. I've just been on a trip to France. Kangaroos live in Australia.
(kangaroo) pouch(n) : kanguru The kangaroo carried its baby in its pouch. torbas karaoke(n) : karaoke keep(v) : devam ettirmek, srdrmek key (adj) : anahtar kg (kilogram)(n) kilometre (km)(n) kilt(n) : isko etei Karaoke is popular in Japan. You can keep that dress if you like it. He is a key member of the team. I'd like a kg of tomatoes please. It takes about 20 minutes to walk a kilometre. Kilts are worn in Scotland.
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kind(adj) : kibar king(n) : kral kingdom(n) : krallk kiss(n) : pck km (kilometre)(n) knee(n) : diz knife(n): bak knowledge (n) : bilgi label(n) : etiket, yafta laboratory(n) : laboratuvar lady(n) : hanmefendi large (adj) : byk, geni last(adj) : son leader(n) : lider, ncer leak (v) : szdrmak learn(v) : renmek least (sup) : en az leather(n) : deri lemon(n) : limon lend(v) : dn vermel
Your mother was very kind to us. He's the new king of pop music. The Kingdom of Belgium became independent in 1830. She gave him a kiss. He cycles 8km every day. I injured my knee. Could you pass me a knife and fork? He will easily find a job with his knowledge and skills. There should be washing instructions on the label. He works in a research laboratory. There's a young lady here to see you. There are a large number of people waiting outside. What was the last film you saw? World leaders are meeting in New York. Water had leaked all over the floor. I learned Russian at school. She earns the least money of all of us. He usually wears a leather jacket. Would you like a slice of lemon with your tea? She lent me her car for the weekend.
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let (v) : izin vermek, msade etmek library(n) : ktphane licence(n) : lisasn life(n) : hayat lift(n) : asansr like (adv) : beenmek limited(adj) : snrl line(n) : izgi, hiza link(n) : balant liquid(n) : likit list(n) liste listeners(n) : dinleyiciler literal(adj) : tam, kelimesi kelimesine little(adj) : kk Liverpool(n) local(adj) : yerel, yerli London(n) lonely(adj), yalnz, kimsesiz look after (pv) : bakmak, ilgilenmek look like (v) : benzemek
Let them play outside. You can get the book in the library. You need a driving licence if you want to drive. Careful use will prolong the life of your machine. Can you give me a lift to the airport? He acted like he didn't hear me. It's a limited company. He can't kick the ball in a straight line. Click on this link to visit our online bookstore. Water is a liquid. I've made a shopping list. How many listeners does the radio programme have? This is a literal meaning. It's only a little problem. Liverpool is in the north-east of England. This is a local shop. London is the biggest city in Europe. She gets lonely now that the kids have all left home. When my aunt went away, I had to look after her two cats. She looks nothing like her new sister.
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lose (v) : kaybetmek loud (adj) : yksek ses lovely(adj) : irin, ho, sevimli lover(n) : sevgili Ltd (limited) luck(n) : ans luckily (adv) : iyiki, ok kr lunchtime(n) : le machine (n) : makine Madrid (n) magic (n) : sihir, by magician (n) : byc main(adj) : ana, esas major(adj) : byk, balca make-up (n): makyaj yapmak manage (v): ekip evirmek Manaus (n) Manchester (n) Manhattan (n) manufacture (v) : imal etmek, retmek
I've lost my keys. Can you help me look for them? Can you speak a bit louder? We had a lovely day together. She had many lovers but never married. Pinewood Supplies Ltd. It was just luck that I asked for a job at the right time. Luckily, I found my wallet. Let's meet at lunchtime. The coffee machine is broken. Madrid is the capital of Spain. Do you believe in magic? The magician made his assistant disappear. The main problem is we don't have enough time. It was a major problem. She wears a lot of make-up. He used to manage the bookshop on King Street. Manaus is in Brazil. Manchester is in the north of England. Manhattan is part of New York city. Local industries manufacture plastic products and clothing.
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marriage (n) : evlilik Mars (n) matter (n) : mesela mature(adj) : olgun may (v) maybe (adv) : belki meaning (n) : anlam, mana medal (n) : madalya medical(adj) : tbbi medium(adj) : normal, orta meeting (n) : toplant Melbourne (n) member (n) : ye memorabilia (n) : hatrlamaya deer eyler men (n) : erkek, adam method (n) : metod metre (n) Miami (n) middle (n) : orta middle-aged(adj) : orta yal
The have a very happy marriage. Do you think people will live on Mars? What's the matter? She seems very mature for thirteen. There may be other problems that we don't know about. Maybe we're too early. The word 'get' has several meanings. She won a gold medal. He needs medical treatment. What's the medium size? We're having a meeting to talk about the problem. Melbourne is in Australia. I'm a member of a club. There will be an auction of pop memorabilia. Where's the men's toilet? What's the best method for solving this problem? Our bedroom is five metres wide. Miami is in Florida. Your nose is in the middle of your face. He's a middle-aged man.
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Milan (n) mile (n) : mil (milk) shake (n) mind (n) : akl mine (pron) :benimki mining (adj) : madencilik ministry (n) : banaklk monitor (n) : ekran monkey (n) : maymun
Milan is in the north of Italy. The nearest station is two miles from here. What flavour milk shake would you like? For some reason her words stuck in my mind. I borrowed them from a friend of mine. There was a mining accident last week. He works at the Ministry of Defence. We need a new computer monitor. She has a pet monkey.
moody(adj) : dengesiz, huysuz, He can be very moody and rude. aksi moon (n) : ay mosque (n) : cami mostly : ounlukla mother (n) : anne move in : tanmak move : hareket movie (n) : film Mozart (n) Mrs (n) : evli bayan Ms (n) : evlenmemi bayan The planet Saturn has eighteen moons. We went to the Blue Mosque in Istanbul. She reads mostly romantic novels. My mother and father are divorced. Two weeks after buying our new house, we moved in. I'm going to move in in March. What's your favourite movie? Mozart was born in Salzburg. Hello, Mrs Jones. Hello, Ms Jones.
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much (adv) : ok
Was there much food there?
multinational (company) (n) : Microsoft is a multinational corporation. ok uluslu multiply (v) : farkl ekillerde Munich (n) murder (v) : ldrmek murderer (n) : katil mystery (n) : bilinmeyen, muamma, sr naked(adj) : plak national(adj) : ulusak natural(adj) : doal nearby(adj) : civarnda, yannda nearer (comp) : daha yakn nearest (sup) : en yakn In warm weather, germs multiply rapidly. Munich is in the south of Germany. He was murdered by a former employee. The police caught the murderer. They never did solve the mystery of his disappearance. He wasn't wearing clothes - he was naked. It's a national newspaper. He has a wonderful natural talent. He lives in a nearby town. I'd like to move nearer my parents. The nearest supermarket is about a 10 minute drive away.
nearly (adv) : nerdeyse, hemen It's nearly three weeks since I last saw her. hemen, yaklak necessarily (adv) :zorunlu olarak, ister istemez negative(adj) : negatif neighbour (n) :komu neighbourhood (n) : ivar, evre neither (adv) nephew (n) : erkek yeen That's not necessarily true. Terrorist threats have had a negative impact on tourism. Our next-door neighbours are always arguing. I grew up in a very poor neighbourhood. Jerry doesn't like it, and neither do I. She has two nieces and one nephew.
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nervous(adj) : gergin nice(adj) : ho niece (n) : kz yeen nightmare (n) : kabus nightmare (n) : kabus nineteenth (n) : ondukuzu ninth (n) : dokuzuncu no one (n) : hi kimse nobody (n) : hi kimse noise (n) : grlt
I felt nervous before the exam. He seems like a really nice guy. She has two nieces and one nephew. The traffic can be a real nightmare after 4.30. The traffic can be a real nightmare after 4.30. I was born on the nineteenth of June. I was born on the ninth of May. No one bothered to read the report. There was nobody I could talk to. There's too much noise. I can't work.
noisier (comp) : daha grltl Your car is noisier than mine. noisy(adj) : sesli, grltl normal(adj) : normal normally (adv): normalde north(adj) : kuzey nose (n) : burun note (n) : not nothing (n) : hibirey notice (n) : farketmek noun (n) :isim Your car is noisier than mine. I am completely normal. Normally, I start work around nine o'clock. I live north of the river. She's got a big nose. He left a note on her desk. I've had nothing to eat since breakfast. If the sign's too small, no one will notice it. Car and "Book" are nouns.
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novel (n) : roman now (adv) : imdi nowadays(adv) : bugnlerde nowhere (n) :hibiryer number (n) : numara object (n) :cisim, nesne
Have you read any good novels lately? She's finished her degree and now she teaches English. Everything seems more expensive nowadays. The room was very crowded - there was nowhere to sit. What's your phone number? There's a bright, shiny object on the floor.
obviously(adv) : apak, aka They're obviously in love. occasion(n) : zel durum, ortam occasionally(adv) : arasra odd(adj) : tuhaf, garip official(adj) : yetkili Let's go to a restaurant as it's a special occasion. I occasionally go to the cinema. I always thought there was something odd about her. It's official - they're getting married!
older (comp) : daha eski , daha I'm older than my brother yal oldest (sup) : en eski, en yal (olive) oil(n) : zeytinyal olive (oil)(n) : zeytinya online(adv) : balantl onstage(adv) : sahne on-the-job (adj) : i banda, grevde opal(n) : opal opinion(n) : fikir, dnce She's the oldest of three sisters. Olive oil is delicious on fresh salad Olive oil is healthy. I bought this book online. I get nervous working onstage. I'm doing on-the-job training. It's made from opals. What's your opinion on the matter?
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opportunity(n) : frsat opposite (prep) : kar oral (adj) : az yoluyla orchestra(n) : orkestra order (n) : sralama
This is a fantastic opportunity. The couple sat down opposite her. She's having an oral exam for her English test. She plays in an orchestra. It's in alphabetical order.
ordinary(adj) : olaan, alelade, I want to have an ordinary life. sradan organisation(n) : dzenleme organise (v) : tertiplemek organisms(n) : organizma original(adj) : asl,i orjinal Better organization of the office would improve efficiency. It takes a long time to organise a wedding. We don't know if there are organisms on other planets. Her essay was full of original ideas.
originally (adv) : aslnda, aslen Despite the rain, I'll play the match as originally planned. ours (pron) : bizimki overnight (adv) : bir gecelik oversleep (v) : ok uyumak, uyuyakalmak owe (v) : borlu olmal owner(n) : mal sahibi Oxford(n) oxygen(n) : oksijen package (n) : paket program packet(n) : paket This car is ours. Sometimes we stay overnight at my grandmother's house. Sorry I'm late, I overslept. You still owe me money. Who is the owner of this car? Oxford is in the south of England. There is no oxygen on the moon. He was carrying a package under his arm. a packet of cigarettes/sweets
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paint (v) : boyamak painting(n) : resim, tablo palace(n) : saray parachute(n) : parat Paris(n) park(v) : park etmek park(v) : park etmek participle(n) particles(n) : ilge, parack particular(adj) : belirli, zg, ze passive (adj) : pasif
We've painted the kitchen yellow. Do you have a favourite painting? The Queen lives in Buckingham Palace. Pull this to open the parachute. Paris is the capital of France. I parked the car near the old bridge. I parked the car near the old bridge. Eaten is the past participle of "Eat". In the sentence 'I tidied up the room', 'up' is a particle. Is there any particular restaurant you'd like to go to? Women at that time were expected to be passive.
patient(adj) : hogrl, sabrl He should be more patient. pattern(n) : desen, ekil She's wearing a dress with a flowery pattern.
pay back (money) : geri deme He agreed to lend me the money if I paid him back. peaceful(adj) : barsever per (adv) : ..bana, her bir... in perfume(n) : parfm perhaps (adv) : belki, bir ihtimal period(n) :sre Persia(n) The churchyard was empty and peaceful. Our hotel room costs $60 per night. She always wears very nice perfume. Perhaps I'll go to the gym after work. We worked for a 14 hour period Persia is now called Iran.
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pet(n) : evcil hayvan photograph(n) : fotoraf phrasal (verb): fiili deyim piano(n) : piyano pile(n) : yn pillar(n) : stun, direk pilot(n) : dmenci pink (adj) : pembe pipe(n) : boru piranha(n) : pirana place(n) : yer planet(n) : gezegen plants(n) : bitkiler plate(n) : tabak play(n) : oynamak player(n) : oyuncu please (excl) : ltfen pleased(adj) :memnun pleasure (n) : keyif, zevk plot(n) : arazi, parsel
I love my pet rabbit. They were photographed leaving a cafe together. Wake up and "Go down" are phrasal verbs. She can play the piano. There's a pile of books on the floor. The new bridge will be supported by 100 pillars. He's training to be a pilot. I bought her some pretty, pink flowers. A water pipe had burst, flooding the basement. Piranhas are very dangerous fish. His leg's broken in two places. Jupiter is the largest planet of our solar system. Remember to water your house plants or they will die. Can you put some plates on the table? We saw a play at the National Theatre. She's a famous tennis player. Could you fill in the form, please? I wasn't very pleased about having to pay. His visits used to give us such pleasure. I don't like movies with complicated plots.
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pocket(n) : cep point(n) : nokta policeman(n) :polis polite(adj) : kibar politician(n) : politikac polluted (v): kirletmek pollution(n) : kirlenmek, kirletme pool(n) : havuz positive(adj) : pozitif possession(n) : mlk possessive (adj) : sahip olma possibly (adv) : mmkn olduunca power(n): g, yeti practical(adj) : pratik practice(n) : uygulama, pratik practise (v) : partik yapmak predict (v) : nbceden bildirmek
I always bring a pocket dictionary to class. Could I make a point about noise levels? He wants to be a policeman when he grows up. I'm afraid I wasn't very polite to her. Churchill was a distinguished politician. The river in our town has been polluted with chemicals. The book tells you how to reduce pollution from your car. The hotel has two outdoor pools. Response to our new product has been very positive My car is my favourite possession. She stopped seeing him; he was too possessive. Someone, possibly Tom, had left the window open. He likes to have power over people. She has a lot of good ideas but she's not very practical. We need a bit more practice before the concert. You need to practise your pronunciation. Companies are predicting massive profits.
prediction(n) : ngr, tahmin I wouldn't like to make any predictions about the match. prefer (v) : tercih etmek prefix(n): bana eklemek, n ek koymak I prefer dogs to cats. Re- and "Un-" are prefixes.
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prepare (v) : hazrlamal preposition(n) : ilge present(n) : imdiki zaman
I haven't prepared my speech yet. At and "In" are prepositions. Let's talk about the present.
presenter(n) : sunucu, tantco She's a famous TV presenter. prevent (v) : nne gemek, engel olmak prevention(n) : nleme, engelleme The police prevented the crime. Prevention of a problem is better than a solution.
(prime) minister(n) : babakan The British prime minister lives at number 10 Downing Street. private (adj) : zel product(n) : rn, mahsl Each room has a balcony and a private bathroom. They have a new range of skin-care products.
professional(adj) : profosyonel Get some professional advice about your finances. profile(n) : profil promotion(n) : terfi prompt (v) pronoun(n) : zamir pronounce(v) : telaffuz pronounced(v) : telaffuz pronouns(n) : zamirler proper (adj) protester(n) : protestocu proud (adj) : gururlu The picture shows him in profile. She got a promotion after four years of work for the company. His remarks prompted a lot of discussion. She and "He" are pronouns. How do you pronounce his name? She prounounced English very well. She and "He" are pronouns. This is the proper way to do it. The city centre was full of protestors. She is so proud of her son.
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pub (n) : bar publish(v) : yaynlamak pull(v) : ekmek purpose (n) : ama, maksat put up with (pv) : tahamml etmek, katlanmak qualified (adj) : kalifiye quantifiers (n) : niceleyici quantity (n) : miktar quarter-final (n) : eyrek final queen(n) : kralie queue(n) : sra, kuyruk
We're all going to the pub after work. This book is published by Cambridge University Press. If you keep pulling his tail, he'll bite you. The purpose of the meeting is to discuss our future plans. I can't put up with him leaving his dirty socks on the floor. He's recently qualified as a doctor. some' and 'a few' are examples of quantifiers. We waste a huge quantity of water every day. She lost her game in the quarter-finals. Queen Elizabeth II is the queen of England. We waited in the queue for two hours.
quickly(adv) : abucak, hzlca I quickly shut the door. rainforest (n) : yamur orman There is a beautiful tropical rainforest in Malaysia. raise (v) : arttrmak, ykseltmek They're raising money for charity.
razor(n) : tra makinas/ustura He needs a razor to shave himself. reader(n) : okuyucu ready(adj) : hazr real(adj) : hakiki, gerek reality (TV)(adj) : gereklik real-life(adj) : gerek yaam She's a slow reader. Give me a call when you're ready. He's not real you know, he's just a character in a book. She watches lots of reality TV. The film is based on a real-life story.
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receive (v) : kabul etmek, almak recently (adv) : son gnlerde reception(n) : resepsiyon
Occasionally, he receives letters from fans. Have you seen any good films recently? Ask for me at reception.
receptionist(n) : resepsiyonist Please ask the hotel receptionist. recipe(n) : tarif (yemek) recognise (v) : tanmak recommend (v) : nermek, tavsiye etmek record (v) : kaydetmek record-breaking (adj) : rekor kran recording (n) : kayt refuse (v) : geri evirmek, reddetmek regular(adj) : dzenli She gave me a recipe for carrot cake. I recognised her from her picture. Can you recommend a good wine to go with this dish? They are going to record a new album. The book sold a record-breaking number of copies. This is a recording of classical music. I asked him to leave but he refused. Start and "Like" are regular verbs.
relationship (n) : akrabalk, ba He has a good relationship with his older sister. relative(n) : akraba relaxed(adj) : gevemi, rahatlam released (v) : serbest braklm remember (v) : hatrlamak remote (control) (n) : uzaktan kumanda remove(v) : karmak rent(v) : kiralamak This is a party for friends and relatives. She seemed relaxed and in control of the situation. Six hostages were released shortly before midday. I can't remember his name. We've lost the remote control for the TV. He needed a doctor to remove the bullets from his chest. He'll rent an apartment until he can find a house to buy.
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repeat(v) : tekrar etmek report(v) : rapor reporter (n) : muhabir request(v) : rica etmek rescue(v) : kurtarmak
He repeated the number. He should have reported the accident immediately. She's a reporter for the local newspaper. We've requested a further two computers. Fifty passengers had to be rescued from a sinking ship.
research(v) : aratrma yapmak He spent years researching a rare African dialect. researcher(n) : aratrmac reservation(n) : rezervasyon reserved(adj) : ekingen resident(n) : ikamet eden, yerlemi olan kimse respond (v) : yantlamak, karlk vermek response(n) : karlk, yant rest(n) : dinlenme result(n) : sonu retire(v) : emekli olmak retired(adj) : emekli return(n) : geri dn review(v) : gzden geirme revolve(v) : dndrmek, dnmek rhythm(n) : ritim a researcher uses lots of ways of collecting information.. I'd like to make a reservation for Friday evening. a quiet, reserved woman She has been resident in Britain for most of her life. The government responded by sending food to the region. His comments provoked an angry response from students. Why don't you have a rest? The election results will be known by Sunday. She retired from the company in 1990. My dad is a retired teacher. Could I have two returns to Birmingham? He reviews films for the Times. A fan was revolving slowly. You need a sense of rhythm to be a good dancer.
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richest (sup) : en zengin ride(v) : binmek riding(v) : binmek ring(n) : yzk risk-taker(n) : tehlikeyi gze alan river(n) : nehir road(n) : yol robber(n) : soyguncu robbery(n) : soygun robot(n) : robot
She's the third richest woman in Britain. I ride my bike to work. I like riding my bike. She's got a diamond wedding ring. He's a great risk-taker. Two major rivers flow through the town. I live near a busy road. The police arrested the bank robber. The police stopped the bank robbery. The car was built by robots.
robotics(n) : robot teknolojicisi He's studying robotics at the university. rock (music/band)(n) : rock mzik grubu rocket(v) : roket rocknroll(n) role-play(n) : rol yapma roll(v) : yuvarlamak Roman(adj) romance(n) : ak hikayesi romantic(adj) : romantik Rome(n) He plays in a rock band. House prices have rocketed this year. Elvis Presley was a really famous rock'n' roll musician. we like role-plays. The ball rolled through the goalkeeper's legs. There are Roman ruins all over Europe. They married in June after a whirlwind romance. It was a romantic dinner for two. Rome is the capital of Italy.
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roof(n) : at rose(n) : gl round (adj) : yuvarlak row (of cinemaetc.)(n) : sra royal(adj) : kraliyet rubbish(n) : p, sprnt rude(adj) : kaba run out of (pv) : bireyin tkenmesi Russia(n) Russian(n) sack(v) : iten atmak sailing(v) : denizde yol almak salary (n) : maa sale(n) : ucuzluk sales(n) : satlar sandals(n) : sandalet satellite(n) : uydu satisfied(adj) : tatmin olmu Saudi (Arabia)(n) school(n) : okul
There's a hole in the roof. He gave me a bunch of red roses. He has a round face. We sat in the front row at the theatre. She's very interested in the Royal Family. Don't forget to take out the rubbish. It would be rude to leave without saying goodbye. We've run out of milk. Moscow is the capital of Russia. He speaks Russian fluently. He was sacked for being late. His hobby is sailing on Lake Balaton. There will be a 2% salary increase next month. The sale of alcohol is now banned. Our sales have doubled this year. People often wear sandals in the Summer. The moon is the Earth's satellite. We were very satisfied by the service. He's currently working in Saudi Arabia. I started school when I was five.
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scientist(n) : bilim adam sci-fi/science-fiction(n) : bilim kurgu scissors(n) : makas Scottish(adj) screen(n) : ekran search(v) : aramak second (2nd)(adj) : ikinci second (time)(adj) : ikinci kez series(n) : seri serious(adj) : ciddi seriously(adv) : ciddi olarak servant(n) : hizmeti serve(v) : hizmet etmek service(n) : hizmet service station(n) : benzin istasyonu set (of glasses) (n) seventy-eight(n) : 78 severe(adj) : iddetli, ar
My brother is a scientist. He's a popular writer of sci-fi books. we need a pair of scissors to open this. Edinburgh is the Scottish capital. I spend my day in front of a computer screen. I've searched my bedroom but I can't find my watch. This is the second time I've told you. This is the second time I've told you. This is a four-part drama series. I'm being serious now - this is a very real problem. Seriously though, you mustn't say that. The King had many servants. We're not allowed to serve alcohol to anyone under 18. The food was nice, but the service wasn't very good. We stopped at the service station on the motorway to relax. We bought a new set of glasses. My grandmother is seventy-eight. He had a severe headache.
shake (hands) (v) : el skmak It's polite to shake hands when you meet someone in England shall (put / start) (v) Shall I cook dinner tonight?
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shampoo(n) : ampuan shared(adj) : paylalan
I bought a new bottle of shampoo. They live in a shared house.
shaving foam(n) : tra kp I always buy him shaving foam for his birthday. sheep(n) : koyun shipwreck(n) : gemi enkaz shock(n) : ok shoot(v) : ate etmek shopping(n) : alveri short(adj) : ksa shorter (comp) : daha ksa shorts(n) : ort should (learn) Sicily(n) sick (pay) :hasta side(n) : yan, taraf silly(adj) : ahmak silver(adj) : gm since (prep) : -den beri, o zamandan beri singer(n) : arkc sister-in-law(n) : baldz, grmce, elti There are many sheep in Wales. The shipwreck of the Titanic is at the bottom of the sea. We got a nasty shock when he gave us the bill. He was robbed and then shot in the stomach. I love shopping. She's shorter than me. Your hair looks shorter! Have you been to the hairdressers? I usually wear shorts in the summer. He should have gone to the doctor. I went to Sicily, an Italian island, for my honeymoon. He was off work sick for most of last week. In most countries people drive on the right side of the road. She gets upset over such silly things. He's got a new silver sports car. The country has been independent since 1948. Al Jolson was a jazz singer. Suzanne is my sister-in-law.
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situation(n) : yer, konum, hal six-ton (adj) size (n) : l, boyut, ebat skateboarding(n) : kaykay skin (n) : cilt, deri,ten skincare(n) : cilt bakm sleepless(adj) : uykusuz sleepy(adj) : uykulu small(adj) : kk, ufak smaller (comp) : daha ufak smile(n) : glmsemek smoke (v) : sigara imek snorkelling(n) : norkelli su dal so (adv) soap(n) : sabun social(adj) : toplumsal socialising (n) : sosyallemek society(n): topluluk, evre solar (adj) : gnesel solution(n) : zm, zelti
The park's situation was perfect. It's a six-ton truck. It's an area about the size of Oxford. My son loves skateboarding. She has dark skin. There are many skincare products available in the shop. He'd spent a sleepless night worrying about his exam. The heat had made me sleepy. They live in a smaller apartment than us. The earth is smaller than the sun. She smiled at me. Do you mind if I smoke? He really likes snorkelling. I was so tired when I got home. I've used up the bar of soap. I have a very good social life. She doesn't enjoy socialising. Unemployment is a problem for society. There was a solar eclipse here last year. There's no easy solution to this problem.
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solve (v) : zmek sometime (adv) : bazen sometimes (adv) : bazen somewhere (adv) : biryer soon (adv) : yaknda sorry (exclam) spacemen(n) : uzayl, uzay adam spaceship(n) : uzay gemisi spacious(adj) : geni, ferah (special) effects(n) : etk, spectacular(adj) : olaanst, muhteem speech(n) : konuma speed(n) : hz, srat spicy(adj) : baharatl, espirili spokesman(n) : szc sports(n) : sportif St Lucia(n) staff(n) : kadro stand (v) : duymak star (adj) : yldz
This is the best way to solve the problem. I'll meet you sometime before six o'clock. He does cook sometimes, but not very often. They had difficulties finding somewhere to live. I've got to leave quite soon. Sorry I'm late. Spacemen fly into space in rockets. The Shuttle is a spaceship. It's a very spacious office. my personal effects It was a spectacular success. His speech was very slow and difficult to understand. He put on a sudden burst of speed. Do you like spicy food? A spokesman for the company wouldn't refused to comment. I always enjoyed sports when I was at school. St Lucia is in the Caribbean. Several members of staff have lost their jobs. We'd been standing for hours. Baggio is one of our star players.
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starter (n) : meze, balang states(n) state (verbs)(n) (Statue of) Liberty(n) stay (v) : kalmak steal (v) : almak, armak stepfather(n) : veybaba Stockholm(n) stone (adj) : ta stop (v) : durmak storm(n) : frtna, kasrga storyteller (n) : hikayeci straight (adj) : doruca, dmdz strange(adj) : tuhaf, garip strangest (sup) : ok tuhaf strawberry(n) : ilek street(n) : sokak, cadde stress (n) : vurgu stressed(adj) : gerilmi stressful (adj) : stresli
I decided not to order a starter at the restaurant. She is from the United States. State verbs are different from dynamic verbs. The statue of Liberty can be found in New York. The weather was bad so we stayed at home. Burglars broke into the house and stole a computer. I get on well with my stepfather. Stockholm is the capital of Sweden. We built a new stone wall. Stop laughing - it's not funny. The weather forecast said there will be a storm tomorrow. Andrew is a great storyteller. Continue straight along the road. It's strange that she hasn't called. I had the strangest dream last night! I like strawberries. We live on the same street. Jogging puts a lot of stress on your knee joints. Tanya's really stressed out about her exams. She has a stressful job.
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stubborn(adj) : inat stunt(n) : tehlikeli i stupid(adj) : aptal stylist(n) : sitilist subject(n) : konu subtract (v) : karma yapmak success(n) : baar successful(adj) : baarl such (adv) : yleki, olduka, byle sugar(n) : eker suitcase(n) : valiz suite(n) : suit oda summary(n) : zet sun cream(n) : gne kremi sun cream(n) : gne kremi
Eszter was very stubborn sometimes. He always does his own stunts. That was a really stupid thing to do. I'm going to see my hairstylist. Chemistry is my favourite subject. You need to subtract 25% from the final figure. Her success is due to hard work and determination. If the operation is successful, she can go home tomorrow. She's such a nice person. He likes two sugars in his tea. to pack your suitcase a bedroom suite He gave a brief summary of what happened. You should wear lots of sun cream to protect your skin. You should wear lots of sun cream to protect your skin.
sunglasses(n) : gne gzl I need to buy new sunglasses. sunset(n) : gnbatm sunshine(n) : gne suntan(n) : bronzluk super(adj) : sper What a beautiful sunset! Let's sit over there in the sunshine. He was determined to get a good suntan on holiday. We had a super time.
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superlative(n) : en stn support (v) : desteklemek, destek olmak suppose (v) : sanmak, zannetmek surprised(adj) : arm survey (n) : anket, aratrma survive (v) : sa kalmak, ayakta kalmak suspect (v) : phelenmek swap(v) : dei toku etmek Sweden(n) Swedish(adj) sweet(n) : tatl, sevimli sweets(n) : ekerler swimming costume(n) : kadn mayosu swimming trunks(n) : erkek mayosu (swimming) trunks(n) : erkek mayosu swimsuit(n) : mayo Sydney(n) syllable(n) : hece symbol(n) : simge, sembol system(n) : sistem
Best and "Most" are used to make superlative adjectives. Do you support their views on nuclear weapons? I suppose that you've already heard the news? I'm surprised you're here. I thought you wouldn't come. According to a recent survey, 90% of children hate school. Only two buildings survived the earthquake. They suspected that he was lying. Would you mind if Dave swapped places with you? Stockholm is the capital of Sweden. Ikea is a Swedish business. Eating a lot of sweets is bad for your teeth. Eating a lot of sweets is bad for your teeth. Make sure you bring your swimming costume. Make sure you bring your swimming trunks. Don't forget to bring your swimming trunks. Make sure you bring your swimsuit. Sydney is in Australia. 'But' has one syllable and 'apple' has two syllables. A heart shape is the symbol of love. They've had an alarm system installed at their home.
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take off (pv) : uan kalkmas, The plane took off in the middle of the night. kalk take over (pv) : ynetimi devir almak tall (adj) : uzun taller (comp) : daha uzun tank (of water) : tank tarantula (n) : tarantula tax (v) : vergi teach (v) : retmek teacher (n) : retmen technical(adj) : teknik teenage(adj) : ergen tell (v) : anlatmak telly (TV) : televizyon temporary(adj) : geici terribly (adv) : son derece test (n) : test (the) Beatles(n) (the) Internet(n) (the) Net (Internet)(n) (the) news(n) : haber Alien life forms are trying to take over the world! Are you taller than me? I'm taller than my sister. We should fill the petrol tank. I'd be scared if I saw a tarantula. Goods such as clothes are taxed at 15%. She taught at Harvard University for several years. a history/science teacher We're having a few technical problems. We have a teenage daughter. He told me about his new school. What's on the telly tonight? This is only a temporary job. I slept terribly last night. I've got a driving test tomorrow. The Beatles came from Liverpool. The library was closed so I did my research on the Internet You can find almost anything on the Net. Have you had any news about your job yet?
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(the) past(n) : gemi (the) police(n) : polis (the River) Amazon(n) (the River) Thames(n) (the) sights(n) :grlecek yer (the) sixties(n) : altml yllar (the) Statue (of Liberty) (n) (the) theatre(n) : tiyatro
I've spent the past ten years in and out of jobs. I heard a gun shot and decided to call the police. The River Amazon is the second longest in the world. The River Thames flows through London. We hired a car on holiday so that we could see the sights. My dad was born in the sixties. There is a marble statue of the mayor in the town square. I want to work in theatre.
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(theatre) play(n) theft(n) : hrszlk theirs (pron) : onlarnki them (pron) : onlar/onlara themselves (pron) : kendileri thief (n) : hrsz thin(adj) : zayf thinner (comp) : daha zayf thirties(n) : otuzlu thousand(n) :bin thriller(n) : gerilim through (prep) : boyunca, vastasyla
We saw a play at the National Theatre. He was arrested for car theft. I think she's a relation of theirs. I'm looking for my keys - have you seen them? The staff themselves were unhappy with the decision. The police caught the thief. He used to be thin. I'm thinner than my brother. He's in his thirties. There are ninety thousand people in this city. We watched a scary thriller on TV last night. The River Seine flows through Paris.
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thrower(n) : frlatc tick(n) : tik tiger(n) : kaplan till (adv) :-e kadar, kadar tip(n) : bahi tiring (adj) : yorucu toe(n) : ayak parma tolerate (v) : tahamml etmek, katlanmak toothpaste(n) :di macunu top(n) : st topic(n) : konu touch (v) : dokunmak, temas etmek tour(n) : tur tourism(n) : turizm tourist(n) : turist tourist(n) : turist towel(n) : havlu toy(n) : oyuncak trade(n) : ticaret (trade) union (n) : sendika
She was the knife thrower's assistant. Put a tick in the box if it is correct. Tigers live in India. The cafe is open till midnight. We left a tip because the waiter was so friendly. It's been a long and tiring day. I hurt my big toe. We will not tolerate racism of any sort. We've run out of toothpaste. Put the top back on the bottle. What's the topic of today's lesson? You can look at them but please don't touch them. It was a grand tour of Europe. Tourism is very important to the economy. There were many tourists in the square. There were many tourists in the square. Have you got a clean towel? It's only a toy gun. He's a builder by trade. The teacher's union called for a strike.
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tradition(n) : gelenek traditional(adj) : geleneksel
There is a great tradition of dance in Hungary. She's wearing traditional Hungarian dress.
(traffic) jam(n) : trafik skkl We were stuck in a jam for hours. training(n) : altrma, idman translate (v) : tercme etmek traveller(n) : gezgin treetop(n) : aacn tees, trend(n) : moda, meyil trial(n) : duruma trick(v) : kurnazlk, hile, numara tropical(adj) : tropikal trouble (n) : dert, bela true (adj) : doru, gerek try on (pv) : denemek (a) tube (of) (det) : tp turn off (pv) : kapamak turn (v) : dnmek turn up (appear) : sesini amak, dnmek twin (v) : ikiz typewriter (n) : daktilo She's on a training course. We were asked to translate a list of sentences. We're doing a survey of business travellers. We couldn't see the sky because of the treetops. There's a trend towards people getting less and less sleep. The two men are now on trial for attempted murder. They tricked him into signing the papers. Malaysia has a tropical climate. We had trouble finding somewhere to park. Is it true that Martin and Sue are getting married? Can I try these trousers on in the changing room? I bought a new tube of toothpaste. Turn off the television and do your homework! Ricky turned and saw Sue standing in the doorway. Can you turn up the radio please? I can't hear it! Leeds in England is twinned with Dortmund in Germany. People use computers more than typewriters nowadays.
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typical(adj) :tipik unambitious(adj) : isteksiz, arzusuz, hrssz unattractive(adj) : gsterisiz, irkin unbelievable(adj) : inanlmaz unconscious(adj) : bilinsiz, uursuz
typical German food You won't get the job if you are unambitious. I felt old and unattractive. It's unbelievable how lucky she's been. She was knocked unconscious.
uncountable(adj) : saylamayan Water and "Salt" are uncountable nouns. underground(adj) : yeralt, altgeit underwater (adv) : sualt unemployment (n) : isizlik (unemployment) benefit(n) : fayda unfortunately (adv) : malesef, ne yazk ki unhelpful(adj) : yardmc olmayan unintelligent(adj) : zeki olmayan unlucky(adj) : ansz unprofessional(adj) : meslek kurallarna aykr unreliable(adj) : gvenilmez unselfish(adj) : fedakar unsure(adj) : emin deil The caves are underground. This camera will work underwater. Unemployment in the north-east is 12%. Unemployment in the north-east is 12%. Unfortunately, I can't finish this work. The taxi driver was rude and unhelpful. I think she is unintelligent. The team played well and was unlucky to lose. He has an unprofessional attitude. We don't want an unreliable witness. Helping other people is an unselfish action. I'm unsure about getting married now.
unusual(adj) : tuhaf, olaand She's got an unusual name. update (v) : gncelletirmek We've just updated our website.
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upset(adj) : zgn usual(adj) : allagelmi, olaan usually (adv) : genellikle vampire (n) : vampir van (n) : karavan vegetarian(adj) : vejeteryan vermiculturalist (n) version (n) : srm vet (n) : veteriner (a) vicious (circle)(adj) : ksr dng victim (n) : madur, kurban video (n)
They'd had an argument and she was still upset about it. I went to bed at my usual time. I usually get home at about six o'clock. Dracula is a famous vampire. We hired a van. All her children are vegetarian. A vermiculturalist is a worm farmer. I saw the original version of the film. Applicants for the job are carefully vetted. It was just a vicious rumour. They were victims of crime. We watched the film on video. We communicated with videophones. Ho Chi Minh city is the capital of Vietnam. There was a lovely view of the lake from the window. Twenty million viewers saw the TV show. Did you visit St Petersburg while you were in Russia? The museum attracts large numbers of visitors. I could hear voices in the next room. A and "O" are vowels.
videophones (n) : grntl telefon Vietnam (n) view (n) : bak, gr viewer (n) : izleyici visit (v) : ziyaret etmek visitor (n) : ziyareti voice (n) : ses vowel (n) : sesli
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wake (v) : uyanmak war (n) : sava waste (v) : israf etmek watch(v) : seyretmek wave (v) : dalga, el sallamak way (n) : yol wear(v) : giymek website (n) weekly (adv) : haftalk
I've only just woken up. They've been at war for the past five years. I don't want to waste any more time so let's start. I watched him as he arrived. She waved as the train left. I must find a way to help him. What are you wearing? I read the news on a website. It's a weekly newspaper.
weird(adj) : kaderle ilgili,acayip I had a really weird dream last night. welcome (v) well-known (adj) : nl west (adj) : bat wet(adj) : slak wheel (n) : tekerlek whereabouts (n) : nerelerde wherever (adv) : nereye olursa, her nereye which (det) : hangi while (adv) : iken whisky (n) : viski Both families were there to welcome us. He's a well-known actor. Innsbruck is in the west of Austria. It was a wet and windy day. My bike needs a new front wheel. Whereabouts does he live? You can sit wherever you like. Which of these do you like best? I read a magazine while I was waiting. I don't like the taste of whisky.
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white(adj) : beyaz whole (adj) : btn, tm wide(adj) : geni window (n) : pencere windy(adj) : rzgarl wire (v) : tel, kablo wives (n) : hanmlar, eler women(n) wonder (v) : merak etmek wonderful(adj) : harika work (v) : i worker(n) : ii workmen(n) : ii workplace(n) : iyeri
Two coffees please, one black and one white. She spent the whole afternoon studying. Her eyes were wide with fear. Open the window if you're too hot. It was a wet and windy day. Do you know how to wire a burglar alarm? Henry VIII had six wives. Lots of women watched the TV show. I wonder what he's making for dinner. What a wonderful idea. Helen works for a computer company. He's an office worker. The workmen will finish tomorrow. We are trying to get rid of bullying in the workplace.
worldwide(adj) : dnya apnda Ther Internet is also called the worldwide web. worm(n) : kurt, solucan worried(adj) : endieli worry(v) : endielenmek worrying (adj) : kayg verici worse (comp) : daha kt He wormed his way into the family. She's really worried about her son. She's been sick with worry. It's been a worrying situation. It was a nasty accident, although I've seen worse.
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worst (sup) : en kt worth (adj) : bedel, deer would(v) : istemek wow (exclam) : vay be! yeah (yes) (exclam) year (n) : yl yes(exclam) : evet yesterday(n) : dn yet (adv) : henz yoga(n) : yoga York(n) young(adj) : gen younger (comp) : daha gen youngest (sup) : en gen yours (pron) : seninki Zurich (n) (New) Zealand (n)
What's the worst job you've ever had? Our house is worth about 60,000. What would you do if you lost your job? Wow! Look at that car! Yeah, I agree. last year/next year Was that a yes or a no? I went to see the doctor yesterday. Have you read his book yet? She does yoga three times a week. York is in the north of England. She's younger than me. I have three younger sisters; I am the oldest. I'm the youngest of three children. Is this pen yours? Zurich is in Switzerland. Wellington is the capital of New Zealand.
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Pre-intermediate wordlist: English

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again (adv) already (adv) ask (n) auxiliary (v) caf (n) can (v) catering (n) celebrity (n) chef (n) children (n) college (n) common (adv) cooking (n) day-to-day (adj) detail (n) drum (n)
I'll ask her again. I've already told him. She asked him out to lunch the next day. Have and "Do" are auxiliary verbs. Lets meet for a coffee in the cafe on the corner. Anna can speak four languages. Who did the catering for the party? She's a famous celebrity. He's a very good chef. She has two children. Cambridge has many historic colleges. Sue and I don't have much in common. I do most of the cooking in this house. We deal with day-to-day problems as they arise. Please send me details of your training courses. Anna plays the drums.
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earn (v) Essex (n) face (n) famous (adj) favourite (adj) final (adj) form (n) grammar (n) group (n) ingredient (v) instant(adj) job (n) last(adj) lemon(n) life(n) like (adv) much (adv) naked(adj) note (n) now (adv)
She earns more than 40,000 a year. Essex is north of London. She's got a long, thin face. a famous actress is often photographed. What's your favourite band? The committee's decision is final. Swimming is the best form of exercise. I love studying grammar. She went camping with a small group of friends. Trust is an essential ingredient in a successful marriage. The book was an instant success in the US. It's time to start job-hunting. What was the last film you saw? Would you like a slice of lemon with your tea? Careful use will prolong the life of your machine. He acted like he didn't hear me. Was there much food there? He wasn't wearing clothes - he was naked. He left a note on her desk. She's finished her degree and now she teaches English.
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(olive) oil(n) olive (oil)(n) play(n) practise (v) prepare (v) present(n) profile(n) quickly(adv) ready(adj) recipe(n) rest(n) review(v) riding(v) river(n) school(n) shopping(n) Sicily(n) so (adv) subject(n) success(n)
Olive oil is delicious on fresh salad Olive oil is healthy. We saw a play at the National Theatre. You need to practise your pronunciation. I haven't prepared my speech yet. Let's talk about the present. The picture shows him in profile. I quickly shut the door. Give me a call when you're ready. She gave me a recipe for carrot cake. Why don't you have a rest? He reviews films for the Times. I like riding my bike. Two major rivers flow through the town. I started school when I was five. I love shopping. I went to Sicily, an Italian island, for my honeymoon. I was so tired when I got home. Chemistry is my favourite subject. Her success is due to hard work and determination.
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summary(n) swap(v) teach (v) tell (v) (the) past(n) tick(n) true (adj) turn (v) typical(adj) unusual(adj) usually (adv) watch(v) which (det) work (v) year (n) young(adj) rock (music/band)(n) (prime) minister(n) London(n) advance (n)
He gave a brief summary of what happened. Would you mind if Dave swapped places with you? She taught at Harvard University for several years. He told me about his new school. I've spent the past ten years in and out of jobs. Put a tick in the box if it is correct. Is it true that Martin and Sue are getting married? Ricky turned and saw Sue standing in the doorway. typical German food She's got an unusual name. I usually get home at about six o'clock. I watched him as he arrived. Which of these do you like best? Helen works for a computer company. last year/next year She's younger than me. He plays in a rock band. The British prime minister lives at number 10 Downing Street. London is the biggest city in Europe. You need to book your ticket at least 14 days in advance.
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ago (adv) all (det) a.m. (adv) catch (v) charity (n) commute (v) commuter (n) crazy (adj) department (store) (n) (department) store (n) describe (v) desk (n) distance (n) documentary (n) editor (n) either (adv) enormous (adj) even (adv) expensive (adj) far (adj)
They moved to London ten years ago. Who's eaten all the cake? We're open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. I think I've caught a cold. I'm going to give my money to charity. It takes me 45 minutes to commute to work. The train was filled with commuters. It's a crazy idea, but it might work! Let's go to the department store. She works in a department store. She was able to describe her attacker to the police. Make sure your desk is tidy. We're only a short distance from my house. I saw a TV documentary about the Russia last night. She is the editor of the newspaper. The menu is boring and it's not cheap either. This living room is enormous. Everyone danced, even Mick. expensive jewellery It's the first time I've been so far away from home.
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fascinating (adj) few (det) fireman (n) gap (n) instead (adv) interview (n) journalist (n) kilometre (km)(n) km (kilometre)(n) Liverpool(n) maybe (adv) move multinational (company) (n) nearly (adv) notice (n) noun (n) object (n) Paris(n) preposition(n) receptionist(n)
I found the movie fascinating. She's staying at the cottage for a few days. He's a fireman. There's quite a big gap between the door and the floor. If you don't want pizza, we can have pasta instead. My job interviewer was very unpleasant. She wants to become a journalist. It takes about 20 minutes to walk a kilometre. He cycles 8km every day. Liverpool is in the north-east of England. Maybe we're too early. I'm going to move in in March. Microsoft is a multinational corporation. It's nearly three weeks since I last saw her. If the sign's too small, no one will notice it. Car and "Book" are nouns. There's a bright, shiny object on the floor. Paris is the capital of France. At and "In" are prepositions. Please ask the hotel receptionist.
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return(n) series(n) stay (v) stress (n) stressed(adj) super(adj) syllable(n) them (pron) (traffic) jam(n) unbelievable(adj) way (n) west (adj) yes(exclam) adverb (n) aerobics (n) after (prep) art (n) ball (n) bar (n) basketball (n)
Could I have two returns to Birmingham? This is a four-part drama series. The weather was bad so we stayed at home. Jogging puts a lot of stress on your knee joints. Tanya's really stressed out about her exams. We had a super time. 'But' has one syllable and 'apple' has two syllables. I'm looking for my keys - have you seen them? We were stuck in a jam for hours. It's unbelievable how lucky she's been. I must find a way to help him. Innsbruck is in the west of Austria. Was that a yes or a no? Quickly and "Slowly" are adverbs. She goes to aerobics classes. We went swimming after lunch. She's studying art at school. My son loves ball games. Can I have a bar of chocolate please? Basketball is played in a team on a court.
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biking (n) Christmas (n) club (n) complete (v) could (v) cycling (n) drink (v) eat (v) evening (n) event (n) expression (n) frequency (n) furthest (sup) gallery (n) generally (adv) guess (v) habit (n) hot (adj) important(adj) interviewer (n)
He prefers biking to driving. Christmas day is celebrated on 25th December. He's a member of the fitness club. Complete the sentence with one of the adjectives provided. I couldn't see what he was doing. Cycling is very good for you. Would you like something to drink? Who ate all the cake? Are you doing anything this evening? People have been shocked by recent events in the town. It's not my cup of tea' is typically English expression. The frequency of attacks has increased recently. What is the furthest distance you can run? The courtroom has a public gallery. I generally wake up early. Can you guess how old he is? He has some really nasty habits. a hot summer's day My family is very important to me. The interviewer asked me lots of difficult questions.
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jogging judo (n)
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I was jogging through the park. He has a black belt in judo. I'd like a kg of tomatoes please. She earns the least money of all of us. Let them play outside. He can't kick the ball in a straight line. Let's meet at lunchtime. Where's the men's toilet? Normally, I start work around nine o'clock. I occasionally go to the cinema. It's in alphabetical order. Perhaps I'll go to the gym after work. His leg's broken in two places. We're all going to the pub after work. This book is published by Cambridge University Press. a researcher uses lots of ways of collecting information.. The election results will be known by Sunday. My son loves skateboarding. She doesn't enjoy socialising. He does cook sometimes, but not very often.
kg (kilogram)(n) least (sup) let (v) line(n) lunchtime(n) men (n) normally (adv) occasionally(adv) order (n) perhaps (adv) place(n) pub (n) publish(v) researcher(n) result(n) skateboarding(n) socialising (n) sometimes (adv)
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somewhere (adv) sports(n) survey (n) sweets(n) (the) theatre(n) traditional(adj) vowel (n) women(n) yeah (yes) (exclam) yoga(n) actually (adv) bell (n) bit (n) date (n) dating (n) definitely (adv) delicious (adj) disagree (v) everybody (n) everyone (n)
They had difficulties finding somewhere to live. I always enjoyed sports when I was at school. According to a recent survey, 90% of children hate school. Eating a lot of sweets is bad for your teeth. I want to work in theatre. She's wearing traditional Hungarian dress. A and "O" are vowels. Lots of women watched the TV show. Yeah, I agree. She does yoga three times a week. She sounds English but she's actually Spanish. Please ring the bell for attention. I wrote it down on a bit of paper. Let's make a date to have lunch. Have you thought about Internet dating? This book is definitely worth reading. This soup is absolutely delicious. I disagree with most of what he said. I've received a reply from everybody now. Everyone was happy to hear the news.
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exciting (adj) friendly(adj) hate (v) hi (exclam) horror (n) interested(adj) Istanbul (n) kind(adj) matter (n) negative(adj) neither (adv) nervous(adj) nice(adj) nightmare (n) pet(n) positive(adj) real(adj) response(n) ring(n) Russian(n)
It was an exciting football match. This is not a friendly place. They've hated each other since they were kids. Hi! How's it going? She watched in horror as the car skidded across the road. I'm not interested in football. Istanbul used to be called Constantinople. Your mother was very kind to us. What's the matter? Terrorist threats have had a negative impact on tourism. Jerry doesn't like it, and neither do I. I felt nervous before the exam. He seems like a really nice guy. The traffic can be a real nightmare after 4.30. I love my pet rabbit. Response to our new product has been very positive He's not real you know, he's just a character in a book. His comments provoked an angry response from students. She's got a diamond wedding ring. He speaks Russian fluently.
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speed(n) suppose (v) vampire (n) vegetarian(adj) visit (v) website (n) would(v) etc Ltd (limited) aged (adj) ambitious (adj) anyone (pron) cent (n) chicken (n) childhood (n) close (adv) customer (n) develop (v) extra (adj) factory (n)
He put on a sudden burst of speed. I suppose that you've already heard the news? Dracula is a famous vampire. All her children are vegetarian. Did you visit St Petersburg while you were in Russia? I read the news on a website. What would you do if you lost your job? This shelf here is for pens, paper etc. Pinewood Supplies Ltd. They have one daughter, aged three. This is our most ambitious project so far. I didn't know anyone at the party. A coffee costs one Euro, and 20 cents. We're going to have chicken tonight. Did you have a happy childhood? He stayed close to his mother. The customer is always right. Scientists are developing new drugs all the time. Can I invite a few extra people? We work in a textile factory.
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farm (n) fast (adj) fries (n) hungry (adj) irregular(adj) learn(v) mile (n) (milk) shake (n) mother (n) nearby(adj) nineteenth (n) north(adj) official(adj) regular(adj) second (2nd)(adj) serve(v) service station(n) small(adj) soon (adv) spokesman(n)
He works on a farm in Wales. Fast food, like hamburgers, is not very good for you. I'll have a double cheeseburger and fries please. I'm hungry. What's for supper? Go is an irregular verb. I learned Russian at school. The nearest station is two miles from here. What flavour milk shake would you like? My mother and father are divorced. He lives in a nearby town. I was born on the nineteenth of June. I live north of the river. It's official - they're getting married! Start and "Like" are regular verbs. This is the second time I've told you. We're not allowed to serve alcohol to anyone under 18. We stopped at the service station on the motorway to relax. They live in a smaller apartment than us. I've got to leave quite soon. A spokesman for the company wouldn't refused to comment.
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states(n) stop (v) (the) sixties(n) tip(n) traveller(n) wear(v) yesterday(n) younger (comp) billion (n) action (n) anyway (adv) ask someone out (pv) break up (with) (pv) engaged (adj) (food) poisoning (n) forever (adv) funny(adj) get engaged (v) get married (v) go on a date (pv)
She is from the United States. Stop laughing - it's not funny. My dad was born in the sixties. We left a tip because the waiter was so friendly. We're doing a survey of business travellers. What are you wearing? I went to see the doctor yesterday. I have three younger sisters; I am the oldest. The government spends billions of dollars every year. She has to accept the consequences of her actions. I hate carrots, but I eat them anyway. If you really like someone, you can ask them out on a date. My boyfriend and I fought and broke up. When did they get engaged? The restaurant was closed down because of food poisoning. I'll love you forever. This chicken tastes a bit funny. My brother got engaged last year. My brother will get married in October. Will you go on a date with me?
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go out with (pv) immediately (adv) invite (v) just (adv) lift(n) list(n) Madrid (n) meeting (n) number (n) pronounce(v) queue(n) relationship (n) relative(n) romantic(adj) round (adj) short(adj) shorter (comp) stand (v) straight (adj) surprised(adj)
Will you go out with me? You have to come home immediately. They've invited us to the wedding. I've just been on a trip to France. Can you give me a lift to the airport? I've made a shopping list. Madrid is the capital of Spain. We're having a meeting to talk about the problem. What's your phone number? How do you pronounce his name? We waited in the queue for two hours. He has a good relationship with his older sister. This is a party for friends and relatives. It was a romantic dinner for two. He has a round face. She's shorter than me. Your hair looks shorter! Have you been to the hairdressers? We'd been standing for hours. Continue straight along the road. I'm surprised you're here. I thought you wouldn't come.
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while (adv)
I read a magazine while I was waiting.
fall in love with someone I fell in love with her very quickly. (idiom) exactly (adv) adviser (n) Arabia (n) clever (adj) collection (n) consequence (n) contain (v) edition (n) Egypt (n) false (adj) fully (adv) happily (adv) herself (pron) Indian(adj) into (prep) king(n) kingdom(n) lover(n) What exactly seems to be the problem? She's a financial adviser. He works in Saudi Arabia. He's a very clever student. He's got a private art collection. The ship capsized, with disastrous consequences. Does this drink contain alcohol? A new edition of the dictionary will be published next month. Have you ever been to Egypt? He has false teeth. The restaurant was fully booked. Happily, the operation was a complete success. She kept telling herself that nothing was wrong. Indian food is popular in Britain. Stop running around and get into bed! He's the new king of pop music. The Kingdom of Belgium became independent in 1830. She had many lovers but never married.
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main(adj) ninth (n) original(adj) originally (adv) palace(n) Persia(n) professional(adj) queen(n) second (time)(adj) situation(n) smile(n) storyteller (n) teacher (n) thief (n) thousand(n) translate (v) version (n) well-known (adj) worried(adj) illustrated(adj)
The main problem is we don't have enough time. I was born on the ninth of May. Her essay was full of original ideas. Despite the rain, I'll play the match as originally planned. The Queen lives in Buckingham Palace. Persia is now called Iran. Get some professional advice about your finances. Queen Elizabeth II is the queen of England. This is the second time I've told you. The park's situation was perfect. She smiled at me. Andrew is a great storyteller. a history/science teacher The police caught the thief. There are ninety thousand people in this city. We were asked to translate a list of sentences. I saw the original version of the film. He's a well-known actor. She's really worried about her son. Most childrens'books are illustrated.
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bow (v) cheers (n) festival (n) fine (adj) greet (v) hope (v) imagine (v) keep(v) kiss(n) Manchester (n) member (n) Milan (n) mine (pron) neighbour (n) remember (v) role-play(n) shake (hands) (v) sorry (exclam) touch (v) usual(adj)
The actors all bowed after the performance. Say "cheers" when you are drinking beer. Are you going to the film festival? I had a cold last week, but I'm fine now. He greeted me at the door. I hope you're well and had a nice holiday. Imagine winning the lottery! You can keep that dress if you like it. She gave him a kiss. Manchester is in the north of England. I'm a member of a club. Milan is in the north of Italy. I borrowed them from a friend of mine. Our next-door neighbours are always arguing. I can't remember his name. we like role-plays. It's polite to shake hands when you meet someone in England Sorry I'm late. You can look at them but please don't touch them. I went to bed at my usual time.
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whole (adj) airline (n) basic (adj) borrow (v) colleague (n) employment (n) exam (n) examiner (n) fact (n) farmer (n) flexible (adj) (job)security (n) knowledge (n) licence(n) major(adj) meaning (n) on-the-job (adj) opportunity(n) oral (adj) pilot(n)
She spent the whole afternoon studying. Which airline did you fly with? My software is very basic. Can I borrow a pen please? I work closely with my colleagues. Are you looking for full-time or part-time employment? a maths exam Do you know who will be your examiner? It's hard to separate fact from fiction in what she says. He's always been a farmer. I'd like a job with more flexible working hours. I'm looking for a job with security. He will easily find a job with his knowledge and skills. You need a driving licence if you want to drive. It was a major problem. The word 'get' has several meanings. I'm doing on-the-job training. This is a fantastic opportunity. She's having an oral exam for her English test. He's training to be a pilot.
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3A 3A 3A 3A 3A 3A 3A 3A 3A 3A 3B 3B 3B 3B 3B 3B 3B 3B 3B 3B
pleased(adj) practical(adj) promotion(n) qualified (adj) salary (n) street(n) test (n) training(n) vet (n) sick (pay) application (n) apply (v) believe (v) chance (n) circle (v) CV (n) engineer (n) explain (v) follow-up (adj) frustrating (adj)
I wasn't very pleased about having to pay. She has a lot of good ideas but she's not very practical. She got a promotion after four years of work for the company. He's recently qualified as a doctor. There will be a 2% salary increase next month. We live on the same street. I've got a driving test tomorrow. She's on a training course. Applicants for the job are carefully vetted. He was off work sick for most of last week. I made an application for a bank loan. I've applied for a job. I don't believe in ghosts. I didn't get a chance to speak to you at the party. Circle the answer you think is correct. Please send your CV to this address. He has worked as an engineer for twelve years. Can you explain why you did this? We need a follow-up meeting. It's frustrating to see money going to waste like that.
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job-hunting local(adj) lose (v) Mrs (n) nothing (n) older (comp) product(n) report(v)
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If you are unemployed, you need to do a lot of job-hunting. This is a local shop. I've lost my keys. Can you help me look for them? Hello, Mrs Jones. I've had nothing to eat since breakfast. I'm older than my brother They have a new range of skin-care products. He should have reported the accident immediately. State verbs are different from dynamic verbs. Do you support their views on nuclear weapons? We're having a few technical problems. This is only a temporary job. Have you had any news about your job yet? It was just a vicious rumour. Unemployment in the north-east is 12%. Unemployment in the north-east is 12%. Was she really upset or was that just an act? I saw the job in a newspaper advertisement. The bank apologised for the error. Apparently it's going to rain today.
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state (verbs)(n) support (v) technical(adj) temporary(adj) (the) news(n) (a) vicious (circle)(adj) (unemployment) benefit(n) unemployment (n) act (n) advertisement (n) apologise (v) apparently (adv)
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argue (v) argument (n) artist (n) assist (v) audience (n) big (adj) building (n) chew (v) (chewing) gum (n) chewing gum (n) circus (n) collect (v) column (n) consonant (n) cream (n) decision (n) discussion (n) environment (n) examination (n) examine (v)
My parents are always arguing about money. They had an argument about who should do the cleaning. She wants to be a famous artist one day. The army arrived to assist in the search. There were a lot of children in the audience. Elephants are bigger than horses. It's the ugliest building in the world. This meat is difficult to chew. There's always chewing gum on the floor. Have you got a stick of chewing gum? Did you go to the circus when you were a child? She collects dolls. Write the words in the columns. B and "C" are consonants. I love raspberries and cream. She has had to make some very difficult decisions. They were having a discussion about football. The new road may cause damage to the environment. I have to have a medical examination soon. She picked up the knife and examined it closely.
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3C 3C 3C 3C 3C 3C 3C 3C 3C 3C 3C 3C
excite (v) excitement (n) field (n) fire (n) guitarist (n) head (n) hit (v) horrible(adj) industry (n) knife(n) link(n) liquid(n) manage (v) natural(adj) normal(adj) organise (v) paint (v) politician(n) rubbish(n) (Statue of) Liberty(n)
Try not to excite the children too much. The competition is causing a lot of excitement. He's an expert in the field of biochemistry. Three people were killed in the fire. He is a very talented guitarist. He fell and hit his head on the table. She hit him on the head with her tennis racket. What's that horrible smell? He works in the entertainment industry. Could you pass me a knife and fork? Click on this link to visit our online bookstore. Water is a liquid. He used to manage the bookshop on King Street. He has a wonderful natural talent. I am completely normal. It takes a long time to organise a wedding. We've painted the kitchen yellow. Churchill was a distinguished politician. Don't forget to take out the rubbish. The statue of Liberty can be found in New York.
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s s s s t t u v v
3C 3C 3C 3C 3C 3C 3C 3C 3C
strange(adj) strangest (sup) strawberry(n) stylist(n) thrower(n) top(n) unprofessional(adj) vermiculturalist (n) visitor (n) white(adj) wonderful(adj) worm(n) worse (comp) York(n) (the) Statue (of Liberty) (n) afterwards (adv) apology (n) cancel (v) client (n) lovely(adj)
It's strange that she hasn't called. I had the strangest dream last night! I like strawberries. I'm going to see my hairstylist. She was the knife thrower's assistant. Put the top back on the bottle. He has an unprofessional attitude. A vermiculturalist is a worm farmer. The museum attracts large numbers of visitors. Two coffees please, one black and one white. What a wonderful idea. He wormed his way into the family. It was a nasty accident, although I've seen worse. York is in the north of England. There is a marble statue of the mayor in the town square. I did my homework and went swimming afterwards. I have an apology to make to you - I'm sorry for being rude. The meeting has been cancelled. She's a lawyer with a lot of famous clients. We had a lovely day together.
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prefer (v) worry(v) alien (n) amazing (adj) attack (v) biggest (sup) career (n) conference (n) dawn (n) dead (adj) director (n) entertainment (n) episode (n) everything (n) evil (n) fan (n) force (n) happier (comp) happiness (n) human (n)
I prefer dogs to cats. She's been sick with worry. I don't like films with aliens. It's amazing how many people can't read. She attacked the government's new education policy. The whale is the biggest animal. The famous actress began her career in TV commercials. The annual sales conference is in January. We woke at dawn. She's been dead for 20 years now. The famous film director, Alfred Hitchcock. TV is a type of popular entertainment. Did you see last week's episode of The X-Files? They lost everything in the fire. The theme of the play is the battle between good and evil. More than 15,000 Liverpool fans watched the game. The force of the explosion shattered every window. I've never been happier than I am now. Your happiness is all that matters to me. The disease affects both humans and animals.
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movie (n) opinion(n) participle(n) plot(n) rent(v) robot(n) romance(n) sci-fi/science-fiction(n) screen(n) silver(adj) society(n) (special) effects(n) star (adj) thriller(n) video war (n) album (n) ballet (n) blues (n) brilliant (adj) (n)
What's your favourite movie? What's your opinion on the matter? Eaten is the past participle of "Eat". I don't like movies with complicated plots. He'll rent an apartment until he can find a house to buy. The car was built by robots. They married in June after a whirlwind romance. He's a popular writer of sci-fi books. I spend my day in front of a computer screen. He's got a new silver sports car. Unemployment is a problem for society. my personal effects Baggio is one of our star players. We watched a scary thriller on TV last night. We watched the film on video. They've been at war for the past five years. Have you heard their new album? Mary's favourite ballet was 'Giselle'. He prefers jazz and blues. We saw a brilliant film.
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education (n) folk (adj) Mozart (n) orchestra(n) piano(n) record (v) rhythm(n) rocknroll(n) seriously(adv) singer(n) yours (pron) addict (n) anti-television (adj) average (n) bored (adj) cable TV (n) cause (n) chat (n) control (n) cross (n)
More money should be spent on education. I really love Hungarian folk music. Mozart was born in Salzburg. She plays in an orchestra. She can play the piano. They are going to record a new album. You need a sense of rhythm to be a good dancer. Elvis Presley was a really famous rock'n' roll musician. Seriously though, you mustn't say that. Al Jolson was a jazz singer. Is this pen yours? She's a complete chocolate addict. NoTV.com is an anti-television group. They work an average of 30.5 hours per week. I'm bored with doing homework. We're going to get cable TV next week. The police are still trying to establish the cause of the fire. I wanted to chat to you about the party on Saturday. The new teacher has no control over the class. Write a cross in the box.
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c d e e e f f f f g h h
4C 4C 4C 4C 4C 4C 4C 4C 4C 4C 4C 4C
current affairs (n) dot (n) equipment (n) especially (adv) excited (adj) feeling (n) flatmate (n) frightened(adj) frightening(adj) glasses (n) hey (exclam) Holland (n) may (v) noise (n) player(n) point(n) power(n) pronounced(v) quarter-final (n) reality (TV)(adj)
He tries to keep up with current affairs. There are lots of dots on her dress. We need to buy some new office equipment. I cooked this meal especially for you. Look at their happy, excited faces! My feeling is that we should wait until they come back. I don't get on with my new flatmate. I've always been frightened of going to the dentist. It was a very frightening film. I need a new pair of glasses. Hey, Helen, look at this! Haarlem is the capital of North Holland. There may be other problems that we don't know about. There's too much noise. I can't work. She's a famous tennis player. Could I make a point about noise levels? He likes to have power over people. She prounounced English very well. She lost her game in the quarter-finals. She watches lots of reality TV.
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remote (control) (n) satellite(n) soap(n) telly (TV) tiring (adj) turn off (pv) worrying (adj) chairperson (n) educate (v) government (n) impossible(adj) lady(n) little(adj) ministry (n) national(adj) please (excl) respond (v) row (of cinemaetc.)(n) should (learn) welcome (v)
We've lost the remote control for the TV. The moon is the Earth's satellite. I've used up the bar of soap. What's on the telly tonight? It's been a long and tiring day. Turn off the television and do your homework! It's been a worrying situation. Who will be the chairperson at the next meeting? She was educated at the Perse School. The Government has cut taxes. You just can't reason with her, she's absolutely impossible. There's a young lady here to see you. It's only a little problem. He works at the Ministry of Defence. It's a national newspaper. Could you fill in the form, please? The government responded by sending food to the region. We sat in the front row at the theatre. He should have gone to the doctor. Both families were there to welcome us.
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(trade) union (n) ability (n) able (adj) abroad (adv) build (v) carpet (n) collocation (n) complicated (adj) domestic (adj) Dr (doctor) (n) easily (adv) engineering (n) expert (n) feed (v) finally (adv) firstly (adv) guest (n) housework (n) inside (n) invention (n)
The teacher's union called for a strike. He has the ability to explain things clearly. He'll be able to help you. He goes abroad a lot with his job. They have built a solid friendship over the years. They've bought a new living room carpet Have + a bath is a collocation. This is a very complicated question. We took a domestic flight. I have an appointment with Dr Paul Thomas. A comment like that could easily be misunderstood. She studied engineering at the University of Michigan. He's an expert on Japanese literature. I fed Simone's cat while she was away. We finally got home just after midnight. The aim of this activity is firstly to have fun, and secondly to keep fit. We've got some guests coming this weekend. I can't stand doing housework. I cleaned the inside of the oven. A lot of great inventions have come from Hungary.
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look after (pv) look like (v) machine (n) online(adv) possibly (adv) predict (v) prediction(n) recognise (v) robotics(n) servant(n) stupid(adj) take over (pv) toy(n) videophones (n) wherever (adv) wow (exclam) across (adv) ambition (n) biology (n) camper (n)
When my aunt went away, I had to look after her two cats. She looks nothing like her new sister. The coffee machine is broken. I bought this book online. Someone, possibly Tom, had left the window open. Companies are predicting massive profits. I wouldn't like to make any predictions about the match. I recognised her from her picture. He's studying robotics at the university. The King had many servants. That was a really stupid thing to do. Alien life forms are trying to take over the world! It's only a toy gun. We communicated with videophones. You can sit wherever you like. Wow! Look at that car! I was walking across the road. My ambition is to retire at forty. She's studing biology at university. The campers were putting up the tent.
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c d d f g h i p r r s v v
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certain (adj) desert (n) dive (v) forward (adv) grandchildren (n) history (n) infinitive (n) photograph(n) retire(v) retired(adj) suntan(n) van (n) voice (n) worst (sup) African (adj) agency (n) amount (n) bacteria (n) bigger (comp) circular (adj)
I feel absolutely certain that you're doing the right thing. The Sahara Desert is very hot. He dived off the side of the boat into the sea. She leaned forward to make sure I could hear her. My grandmother has 14 grandchildren. What do you know about the history of jazz? To do is the infinitive for of "do". They were photographed leaving a cafe together. She retired from the company in 1990. My dad is a retired teacher. He was determined to get a good suntan on holiday. We hired a van. I could hear voices in the next room. What's the worst job you've ever had? He is very interested in African music. He works in an advertising agency. The project will take a huge amount of time and money. You should clean your kitchen regularly to prevent bacteria. Brazil is bigger than Britain. There is a nice circular walk near here.
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differently (adv) earth (n) European (adj) except (prep) gene (n) join (v) jumper (n) Mars (n) method (n) moon (n) nearer (comp) necessarily (adv) organisms(n) oxygen(n) planet(n) pleasure (n) possession(n) private (adj) revolve(v) rocket(v)
She thinks very differently from me. We all live on the planet earth. She speaks three European languages. The boat sails from Oban every day except Sunday. Scientists have discovered the gene that causes this disease. Would you like to join us for dinner? My mother made me a jumper. Do you think people will live on Mars? What's the best method for solving this problem? The planet Saturn has eighteen moons. I'd like to move nearer my parents. That's not necessarily true. We don't know if there are organisms on other planets. There is no oxygen on the moon. Jupiter is the largest planet of our solar system. His visits used to give us such pleasure. My car is my favourite possession. Each room has a balcony and a private bathroom. A fan was revolving slowly. House prices have rocketed this year.
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s s s s s s s s s s t t t v
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scientist(n) seventy-eight(n) size (n) smaller (comp) solar (adj) spacemen(n) spaceship(n) sun cream(n) sunset(n) system(n) topic(n) tourism(n) tourist(n) view (n) window (n) disco (n) general(adj) intonation (n) karaoke(n) library(n)
My brother is a scientist. My grandmother is seventy-eight. It's an area about the size of Oxford. The earth is smaller than the sun. There was a solar eclipse here last year. Spacemen fly into space in rockets. The Shuttle is a spaceship. You should wear lots of sun cream to protect your skin. What a beautiful sunset! They've had an alarm system installed at their home. What's the topic of today's lesson? Tourism is very important to the economy. There were many tourists in the square. There was a lovely view of the lake from the window. Open the window if you're too hot. He never liked discos. This leaflet has some general information about the school. English intonation is very important. Karaoke is popular in Japan. You can get the book in the library.
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organisation(n) raise (v) request(v) shall (put / start) (v) adjective (n) aggressive (adj) bright (adj) comparative (n) comparison (n) completely (adv) considerate (adj) easy-going (adj) elderly (adj) enemy (n) harder (comp) helpful(adj) honest(adj) mature(adj) middle-aged(adj) moody(adj)
Better organization of the office would improve efficiency. They're raising money for charity. We've requested a further two computers. Shall I cook dinner tonight? Cold and "Hot" are adjectives. He was drunk and aggressive. She's always so bright and cheerful. Bigger and "Smaller" are comparative adjectives. They published a comparison of schools in the area. I completely forgot that you were coming. She was not a polite and considerate child. He's not an easy-going person. He's very fit for an elderly man. I try not to make any enemies. My grandparents had a harder life than me. The staff here are very helpful. If you want my honest opinion, I think your hair looks awful. She seems very mature for thirteen. He's a middle-aged man. He can be very moody and rude.
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noisier (comp) noisy(adj) opposite (prep) patient(adj) polite(adj) stressful (adj) stubborn(adj) tall (adj) taller (comp) teenage(adj) thinner (comp) side(n) (a) close (friend) (adj) daughter-in-law (n) draw (v) dress (n) employee (n) employer (n) ex- (pre) ex-girlfriend (n)
Your car is noisier than mine. Your car is noisier than mine. The couple sat down opposite her. He should be more patient. I'm afraid I wasn't very polite to her. She has a stressful job. Eszter was very stubborn sometimes. Are you taller than me? I'm taller than my sister. We have a teenage daughter. I'm thinner than my brother. In most countries people drive on the right side of the road. He's a close friend of mine. His daughter-in-law is wonderful. She drew a picture of a tree. She was wearing a long, black dress. How many employees does the firm have? This company is a very good employer. My ex and his new wife live abroad. I haven't heard from my ex-girlfriend.
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gorgeous(adj) great-uncle (n) guy (n) haircut (n) happiest (sup) nephew (n) niece (n) owner(n) richest (sup) sister-in-law(n) stepfather(n) superlative(n) thin(adj) twin (v) wave (v) youngest (sup) calm (adj) clear (adj) criminal (n) darling (n)
You look gorgeous in that dress. I have one great-uncle. What a nice guy! I like your new haircut. She's the happiest person I know. She has two nieces and one nephew. She has two nieces and one nephew. Who is the owner of this car? She's the third richest woman in Britain. Suzanne is my sister-in-law. I get on well with my stepfather. Best and "Most" are used to make superlative adjectives. He used to be thin. Leeds in England is twinned with Dortmund in Germany. She waved as the train left. I'm the youngest of three children. She's very calm in an emergency. These photos are very clear. He was a dangerous criminal. Would you like a drink, darling?
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dis- (pre) dishonest (adj) disorganised (adj) divorce (n) employed (adj) extremely (adv) full(adj) guide (n) hurry (n) idiot (n) im- (pre) immature(adj) impatient(adj) impolite(adj) in- (pre) inconsiderate(adj) incorrect(adj) listeners(n) oldest (sup) prefix(n)
The money has disappeared! I think she's a really dishonest person. She's impossible to work for; she's so disorganised My parents are getting a divorce. I was employed as a teacher but now I'm an editor. Zuzanna is extremely beautiful. We couldn't get in, the cinema was full. Parents use this report as a guide when choosing schools. If you're in a hurry, it's better to take a taxi. Sometimes, I can be such an idiot. It's impossible! Some of the boys are quite immature for their age. I'm impatient with the children when they won't go to bed He would never be impolite. It was an incredible sunset. He was an inconsiderate man. The answer was incorrect. How many listeners does the radio programme have? She's the oldest of three sisters. Re- and "Un-" are prefixes.
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serious(adj) steal (v) successful(adj) unambitious(adj) unattractive(adj) unhelpful(adj) unreliable(adj) unselfish(adj) unsure(adj) update (v) wonder (v) unintelligent(adj) afraid (adj) beat (v) contact (n) formal(adj) golf (n) limited(adj) practice(n) through (prep)
I'm being serious now - this is a very real problem. Burglars broke into the house and stole a computer. If the operation is successful, she can go home tomorrow. You won't get the job if you are unambitious. I felt old and unattractive. The taxi driver was rude and unhelpful. We don't want an unreliable witness. Helping other people is an unselfish action. I'm unsure about getting married now. We've just updated our website. I wonder what he's making for dinner. I think she is unintelligent. We haven't got any tickets left, I'm afraid. Our team beat Germany 3-1. We keep in close contact with our grandparents. It will be a formal dinner party. I don't like watching golf on TV. It's a limited company. We need a bit more practice before the concert. The River Seine flows through Paris.
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workplace(n) anywhere (adv) (beauty) spot (n) beauty (n) book (v) coast (n) definite (adj) destination (n) Florida (n) greatest (sup) overnight (adv) park(v) pool(n) sunshine(n) tour(n) viewer (n) (New) Zealand (n) package (n) (a) bar (of) (det) carry (v)
We are trying to get rid of bullying in the workplace. Just sit anywhere. Niagara falls is a famous beauty spot. Zuzana has great beauty. He booked a flight to Paris. The island is off the coast of Wales. We need a definite answer by tomorrow. Italy is a very popular holiday destination. Miami is in Florida. This is the greatest day of my life! Sometimes we stay overnight at my grandmother's house. I parked the car near the old bridge. The hotel has two outdoor pools. Let's sit over there in the sunshine. It was a grand tour of Europe. Twenty million viewers saw the TV show. Wellington is the capital of New Zealand. He was carrying a package under his arm. Can I have a bar of chocolate please? He was carrying my bags.
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countable (adj) heavy (adj) hers (pron) large (adj) make-up (n) ours (pron) packet(n) perfume(n) possessive (adj) pronouns(n) quantifiers (n) quantity (n) razor(n) roll(v) sandals(n) shampoo(n) shaving foam(n) shorts(n) such (adv) suitcase(n)
Eggs and "Tables" are countable nouns. These bags are too heavy. That's Ann's coat over there - at least I think it's hers. There are a large number of people waiting outside. She wears a lot of make-up. This car is ours. a packet of cigarettes/sweets She always wears very nice perfume. She stopped seeing him; he was too possessive. She and "He" are pronouns. some' and 'a few' are examples of quantifiers. We waste a huge quantity of water every day. He needs a razor to shave himself. The ball rolled through the goalkeeper's legs. People often wear sandals in the Summer. I bought a new bottle of shampoo. I always buy him shaving foam for his birthday. I usually wear shorts in the summer. She's such a nice person. to pack your suitcase
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7B 7B 7B 7B 7B 7B 7B 7B 7B 7B 7B 7C 7C 7C 7C 7C 7C 7C 7C 7C
sun cream(n) sunglasses(n) swimming costume(n) swimming trunks(n) (swimming) trunks(n) swimsuit(n) theirs (pron) toothpaste(n) towel(n) uncountable(adj) (a) tube (of) (det) above (prep) adventure (n) camping (n) certificate (n) classmate (n) comfortable (adj) deliver (v) description (n) diver (n)
You should wear lots of sun cream to protect your skin. I need to buy new sunglasses. Make sure you bring your swimming costume. Make sure you bring your swimming trunks. Don't forget to bring your swimming trunks. Make sure you bring your swimsuit. I think she's a relation of theirs. We've run out of toothpaste. Have you got a clean towel? Water and "Salt" are uncountable nouns. I bought a new tube of toothpaste. There's a mirror above the washbasin. It's a film about the adventures of two friends We're going camping in France this summer. I have a certificate in computer programming. Katie and Sarah are classmates. I don't feel comfortable about leaving the children here alone. They can deliver the sofa on Wednesday. I gave the police a description of the stolen jewellery. She would like to train to be a diver.
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during (prep) facility (n) father-in-law (n) fishing (n) (Florida) Keys (n) forget (v) ground (n) incredible(adj) instructor (n) laboratory(n) Manaus (n) metre (n) middle (n) monitor (n) monkey (n) nearest (sup) per (adv) piranha(n) plants(n) rainforest (n)
Emma's usually at home during the day. This phone has a memory facility. I get on well with my father-in-law. Dad loves to go fishing. I left my keys in the office so I couldn't get into my house. I've forgotten his name. I sat down on the ground. We had an incredible time that summer. She is a driving instructor. He works in a research laboratory. Manaus is in Brazil. Our bedroom is five metres wide. Your nose is in the middle of your face. We need a new computer monitor. She has a pet monkey. The nearest supermarket is about a 10 minute drive away. Our hotel room costs $60 per night. Piranhas are very dangerous fish. Remember to water your house plants or they will die. There is a beautiful tropical rainforest in Malaysia.
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r s s s s s s s s t t t u
7C 7C 7C 7C 7C 7C 7C 7C 7C 7C 7C 7C 7C
research(v) sailing(v) search(v) service(n) shared(adj) shipwreck(n) snorkelling(n) staff(n) suite(n) (the River) Amazon(n) treetop(n) tropical(adj) underwater (adv) wake (v) wet(adj) cupboard (n) complain (v) complaint (n) drop (v) enough (adv)
He spent years researching a rare African dialect. His hobby is sailing on Lake Balaton. I've searched my bedroom but I can't find my watch. The food was nice, but the service wasn't very good. They live in a shared house. The shipwreck of the Titanic is at the bottom of the sea. He really likes snorkelling. Several members of staff have lost their jobs. a bedroom suite The River Amazon is the second longest in the world. We couldn't see the sky because of the treetops. Malaysia has a tropical climate. This camera will work underwater. I've only just woken up. It was a wet and windy day. The food is in the cupboard. Lots of people have complained about the noise. The TV company received thousands of complaints. The ball dropped to the ground. Are you old enough to vote?
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m 7D r s t a a b c c c f f f h 7D 7D 7D 8A 8A 8A 8A 8A 8A 8A 8A 8A 8A
mind (n) reception(n) solution(n) terribly (adv) air conditioning (n) area (n) below (prep) central heating (n) (central) heating (n) close (to) (adv) fashionable (adj) (for) ages (n) freezing(adj) houseboat (n) mining (adj) opal(n) period(n) road(n) roof(n) since (prep)
For some reason her words stuck in my mind. Ask for me at reception. There's no easy solution to this problem. I slept terribly last night. Would you like the air conditioning switched on? He lives in a nice area. He could hear people shouting below his window. Does this house have central heating? Can you put the heating on? He stayed close to his mother. She always wears fashionable clothes. I've been waiting here for ages. It's absolutely freezing in here. My parents lived on a houseboat for a year. There was a mining accident last week. It's made from opals. We worked for a 14 hour period I live near a busy road. There's a hole in the roof. The country has been independent since 1948.
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s s u c c d e f h h i
8A 8A 8A 8A 8B 8B 8B 8B 8B 8B 8B
spacious(adj) sweet(n) underground(adj) culture (n) cake (n) dessert (n) eye (n) flower (n) host (n) hostess (n) ice cream (n) mosque (n) Munich (n) Oxford(n) purpose (n) Roman(adj) rude(adj) smoke (v) starter (n) (the) sights(n)
It's a very spacious office. Eating a lot of sweets is bad for your teeth. The caves are underground. He knows a lot about Japanese culture. I made him a big birthday cake. We had ice cream for dessert. Sara has black hair and brown eyes. He never buys me flowers. Australia played host to the Olympics in 2000. She was the hostess of the party. What's your favourite flavour of ice cream? We went to the Blue Mosque in Istanbul. Munich is in the south of Germany. Oxford is in the south of England. The purpose of the meeting is to discuss our future plans. There are Roman ruins all over Europe. It would be rude to leave without saying goodbye. Do you mind if I smoke? I decided not to order a starter at the restaurant. We hired a car on holiday so that we could see the sights.
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wheel (n) accept (v) admire (v) Arab (adj) behave (v) behaviour (n) blow (v) cheek (n) cultural (adj) death (n) depend (v) disgusting (adj) doorway (n) embarrassing (adj) feet (n) funeral (n) greedy(adj) greeting (n) luck(n) nose (n)
My bike needs a new front wheel. He accepted the job. You have to admire him for being so determined. Egypt is an Arab country. The boy was behaving badly. Children should have good behaviour. She blew on her coffee before taking a sip. She has very rosy cheeks. There are many cultural events in this city. Do you believe in life after death? Are you coming? "It depends where you're going." What's that disgusting smell? She waited in the doorway while I ran back inside. It was an embarrassing defeat. My feet hurt. The funeral will be held next Friday. There are too many greedy, selfish people in the world. He sends his greetings. It was just luck that I asked for a job at the right time. She's got a big nose.
o p p p r r r s s s s s u v a a b b b c
8C 8C 8C 8C 8C 8C 8C 8C 8C 8C 8C 8C 8C 8C 8D 8D 8D 8D 8D 8D
odd(adj) pattern(n) plate(n) pocket(n) receive (v) refuse (v) Russia(n) scissors(n) set (of glasses) (n) shock(n) speech(n) symbol(n) unlucky(adj) Vietnam (n) accent (n) admit (v) bagpipes (n) basically (adv) bland (adj) castle (n)
I always thought there was something odd about her. She's wearing a dress with a flowery pattern. Can you put some plates on the table? I always bring a pocket dictionary to class. Occasionally, he receives letters from fans. I asked him to leave but he refused. Moscow is the capital of Russia. we need a pair of scissors to open this. We bought a new set of glasses. We got a nasty shock when he gave us the bill. His speech was very slow and difficult to understand. A heart shape is the symbol of love. The team played well and was unlucky to lose. Ho Chi Minh city is the capital of Vietnam. She has an American accent Both men admitted taking illegal drugs. Bagpipes are a traditional Scottish instrument. Frazier's films are basically documentaries. This food is very bland. Wales has many beautiful castles.
c c c c e f g h h i i k n p r r s s s s
8D 8D 8D 8D 8D 8D 8D 8D 8D 8D 8D 8D 8D 8D 8D 8D 8D 8D 8D 8D
changeable (adj) cosmopolitan (adj) currency (n) cut (v) Edinburgh (n) foreign(adj) Gaelic (n) haggis (n) hot (spicy)(adj) industrial(adj) itself (pron) kilt(n) nowhere (n) polluted (v) relaxed(adj) reserved(adj) Saudi (Arabia)(n) Scottish(adj) sheep(n) spicy(adj)
The weather was very changeable last summer. London is a very cosmopolitan city. You can exchange foreign currency in the bank. Use a pair of scissors to cut the paper. Edinburgh is the capital of Scotland. I don't agree with the government's foreign policy. Gaelic is spoken in Ireland. Haggis is a traditional Scottish dish. a hot summer's day Port Talbot is an industrial area. The cat licked itself clean. Kilts are worn in Scotland. The room was very crowded - there was nowhere to sit. The river in our town has been polluted with chemicals. She seemed relaxed and in control of the situation. a quiet, reserved woman He's currently working in Saudi Arabia. Edinburgh is the Scottish capital. There are many sheep in Wales. Do you like spicy food?
s s s t t
8D 8D 8D 8D 8D
Stockholm(n) Sweden(n) Swedish(adj) tourist(n) tradition(n) whereabouts (n) whisky (n) windy(adj) alright (adj) clause (n) conditional (adj) Euros (n) (get) lost (v) (get/be) stuck (v) key (adj) oversleep (v) reservation(n) Zurich (n) run out of (pv) annoyed (adj)
Stockholm is the capital of Sweden. Stockholm is the capital of Sweden. Ikea is a Swedish business. There were many tourists in the square. There is a great tradition of dance in Hungary. Whereabouts does he live? I don't like the taste of whisky. It was a wet and windy day. I'm all right thanks. How are you? I put an extra clause in the contract. If I was a bird ... is a conditional sentence. You'll need to change your pounds into Euros. I got lost on the way. We got stuck in heavy traffic. He is a key member of the team. Sorry I'm late, I overslept. I'd like to make a reservation for Friday evening. Zurich is in Switzerland. We've run out of milk. I was annoyed at Kathy for arriving late
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a c e e f g l s s s u a a b b c f g g h
9B 9B 9B 9B 9B 9B 9B 9B 9B 9B 9B 9C 9C 9C 9C 9C 9C 9C 9C 9C
anymore (adv) confident (adj) embarrassed (adj) energy (n) full-time (adj) guilty (adj) lonely(adj) satisfied(adj) sleepless(adj) social(adj) upset(adj) annoying (adj) asleep (adj) bark (v) (be) fed up with (adj) care (v) fault (n) get on with (pv) go on (pv) hospital (n)
This coat doesn't fit me anymore. Doctors are confident that she'll recover. I was too embarrassed to admit that I was scared. Looking after children takes up a lot of time and energy. I am looking for a full-time job. I feel so guilty about not going to see them. She gets lonely now that the kids have all left home. We were very satisfied by the service. He'd spent a sleepless night worrying about his exam. I have a very good social life. They'd had an argument and she was still upset about it. I've got an annoying cough. The children are asleep. I couldn't sleep because that dog was barking all night. I'm fed up with this weather. Your parents care about you so they try to protect you. She believes it was the doctor's fault that Peter died. I really get on with my mum, we hardly ever argue. The film seemed to go on forever. He was in hospital for two weeks.
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9C 9C 9C
improve (v) literal(adj) loud (adj) move in neighbourhood (n) nightmare (n) nobody (n) park(v) particles(n) peaceful(adj) phrasal (verb) pollution(n) presenter(n) put up with (pv) reader(n) recently (adv) remove(v) reporter (n) solve (v) take off (pv)
Scott's behaviour has improved a lot lately. This is a literal meaning. Can you speak a bit louder? Two weeks after buying our new house, we moved in. I grew up in a very poor neighbourhood. The traffic can be a real nightmare after 4.30. There was nobody I could talk to. I parked the car near the old bridge. In the sentence 'I tidied up the room', 'up' is a particle. The churchyard was empty and peaceful. Wake up and "Go down" are phrasal verbs. The book tells you how to reduce pollution from your car. She's a famous TV presenter. I can't put up with him leaving his dirty socks on the floor. She's a slow reader. Have you seen any good films recently? He needed a doctor to remove the bullets from his chest. She's a reporter for the local newspaper. This is the best way to solve the problem. The plane took off in the middle of the night.
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t t t t t a b f i i a a b c c c c d e f
9C 9C 9C 9C 9C 9D 9D 9D 9D 9D 10A 10A 10A 10A 10A 10A 10A 10A 10A 10A
(the) police(n) thirties(n) tolerate (v) trouble (n) turn up (appear) arrangement (n) babysitting (v) fancy (v) invent (v) invitation (n) absolutely (adv) auction (n) boy (n) category (n) cotton (n) crops (n) cuttings (n) direct (v) Europe (n) French (n)
I heard a gun shot and decided to call the police. He's in his thirties. We will not tolerate racism of any sort. We had trouble finding somewhere to park. Can you turn up the radio please? I can't hear it! I'll look in my diary before making arrangements. Sue is babysitting for us tonight. Do you fancy a drink? We've invented a new game. I've got an invitation to dinner The food was absolutely delicious. I bought this in an auction. She has three boys. Our customers fall into two main categories. I usually wear a cotton shirt. We had a record crop of grapes this year. Cuttings from Elvis Presley's hair were sold. It's a film directed by Alfred Hitchcock. They're planning a tour of Europe. I can speak a little French.
g h i
10A 10A 10A
grow (v) hairdresser (n) (Internet) site (n) manufacture (v) memorabilia (n) painting(n) passive (adj) pipe(n) record-breaking (adj) sales(n) sometime (adv) (the) Beatles(n) (the) Internet(n) (theatre) play(n) tiger(n) till (adv) typewriter (n) attitude (n) everywhere (n) fresh(adj)
Children grow very quickly. I've booked an appointment with the hairdresser. What's your favourite internet site to buy CDs? Local industries manufacture plastic products and clothing. There will be an auction of pop memorabilia. Do you have a favourite painting? Women at that time were expected to be passive. A water pipe had burst, flooding the basement. The book sold a record-breaking number of copies. Our sales have doubled this year. I'll meet you sometime before six o'clock. The Beatles came from Liverpool. The library was closed so I did my research on the Internet We saw a play at the National Theatre. Tigers live in India. The cafe is open till midnight. People use computers more than typewriters nowadays. Always have a positive attitude. I've looked everywhere, but I still can't find that letter. We're always looking for fresh ideas.
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f i
10B 10B
frozen (adj) interestingly (adv) mostly no one (n) nowadays(adv) repeat(v) skincare(n) sugar(n) trend(n) weekly (adv) wives (n) AIDS (n) award (v) businessman (n) create (v) design (v) designer (n) discover (v) divorced (adj) eldest (sup)
The pond was frozen and people were skating on it. Interestingly, I met him last week. She reads mostly romantic novels. No one bothered to read the report. Everything seems more expensive nowadays. He repeated the number. There are many skincare products available in the shop. He likes two sugars in his tea. There's a trend towards people getting less and less sleep. It's a weekly newspaper. Henry VIII had six wives. AIDS is a serious illness. He was awarded the Nobel Prize for Physics. He's a businessman with a multi-national corporation. The project will create more than 500 jobs. She designs furniture. She's a fashion designer. They came to California hoping to discover gold. Since I've been divorced, I haven't been very happy. My eldest brother is a doctor.
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w 10B w 10B a a b c d d d d e 10C 10C 10C 10C 10C 10C 10C 10C 10C
e f g l l
10C 10C 10C 10C 10C
ex-husband (n) fashion (n) gunman (n) label(n) leather(n) marriage (n) Miami (n) murder (v) murderer (n) occasion(n) particular(adj) recording (n) sack(v) sale(n) tax (v) victim (n) unfortunately (adv) altogether (adv) cash (n) fit (v)
I'm still friends with my ex-husband . Long hair is back in fashion for men. The police arrested the gunman. There should be washing instructions on the label. He usually wears a leather jacket. The have a very happy marriage. Miami is in Florida. He was murdered by a former employee. The police caught the murderer. Let's go to a restaurant as it's a special occasion. Is there any particular restaurant you'd like to go to? This is a recording of classical music. He was sacked for being late. The sale of alcohol is now banned. Goods such as clothes are taxed at 15%. They were victims of crime. Unfortunately, I can't finish this work. There were twenty people there altogether. I'm taking 50 in cash. These trousers don't fit any more.
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10D
fitting (room) (n) medium(adj) prompt (v) try on (pv) account (n) connect (v) exact (adj) expected (v) fail (v) (get) promoted (v) gossip (n) knee(n) (the) Net (Internet)(n) yet (adv) (have an) operation (n) appear (v) arrest (v) author (n) break into (pv) bullet (n)
Where are the fitting rooms? What's the medium size? His remarks prompted a lot of discussion. Can I try these trousers on in the changing room? I paid the money into my bank account this morning. A small bridge connects the two parts of the building. I'm afraid I can't give you the exact details of the show yet. I expected him to forget my birthday but he sent a card. Dad's business failed after just three years. She earned more money when she was promoted. an interesting piece of gossip I injured my knee. You can find almost anything on the Net. Have you read his book yet? He went to hospital to have an operation. Laptop computers first appeared in the 1990s. The police decided to arrest him for breaking the window. She's a popular author of children's fiction. Burglars broke into my house and stole my TV. There are five bullets in the gun.
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b b b b c c c c e g i
11B 11B 11B 11B 11B 11B 11B 11B 11B 11B 11B
burglar (n) burglary (n) burgle (v) button (n) commit (a crime) (v) connection (n) corner (n) crime (n) escape (v) gun (n) instantly (adv) mystery (n) novel (n) obviously(adv) policeman(n) real-life(adj) robber(n) robbery(n) rose(n) shoot(v)
The burglar was caught after three days. The police were told about the burglary. They've been burgled twice recently. Press the play button to listen to your recording. He was sent to prison for a crime that he didn't commit. The train was half an hour late and I missed my connection. He lives in a beautiful corner of northern California. He committed a serious crime. The two killers escaped from prison last night. Are guns legal in your country? A car hit them, killing them both instantly. They never did solve the mystery of his disappearance. Have you read any good novels lately? They're obviously in love. He wants to be a policeman when he grows up. The film is based on a real-life story. The police arrested the bank robber. The police stopped the bank robbery. He gave me a bunch of red roses. He was robbed and then shot in the stomach.
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s s t t a a a a a a b b b c c c c c d d
11B 11B 11B 11B 11C 11C 11C 11C 11C 11C 11C 11C 11C 11C 11C 11C 11C 11C 11C 11C
sleepy(adj) suspect (v) theft(n) trial(n) adapted (v) announcer (n) (apartment) block (n) apartment block (n) association (n) attention (n) blind (adj) branch (n) bravery (n) clash (v) collector (n) context (n) cruel (adj) cruelty (n) damage (v) definition (n)
The heat had made me sleepy. They suspected that he was lying. He was arrested for car theft. The two men are now on trial for attempted murder. The film has been adapted from the book. An announcer is someone who speaks on the TV or radio. I live in a small block of flats. I live in a small apartment block. The Football Association made the decision quickly. Ladies and gentlemen, could I have your attention, please? She went blind after an accident. They had to cut a branch off the tree. He was awarded a medal for bravery. Government troops clashed with rebel soldiers. He's a collector of modern art. Taken out of context, her remark sounded like an insult. That was a cruel joke. There are laws against cruelty to animals. Many buildings were damaged in the storm. Look in a dictionary for the definition of the word.
d d d e f f g h i i k k l l
11C 11C 11C 11C 11C 11C 11C 11C 11C 11C 11C 11C 11C 11C
demonstrator (n) dollar (n) dolphin (n) exclusive (adj) fence (n) Frankfurt (n) gas (n) hero (n) injured (v) inspector (n) kangaroo (n) (kangaroo) pouch(n) leader(n) leak (v) magic (n) Manhattan (n) medal (n) medical(adj) Melbourne (n) Ms (n)
There were thousands of demonstrators on the streets. It costs more than a hundred dollars. You can see lots of dolphins off the coast of Wales. I read an exclusive interview with the football star. We need to repair the garden fence. We will arrive in Frankfurt at 6pm. We use a gas cooker. He became a national hero for his part in the revolution. She injured her ankle when she fell. The school inspector will come tomorrow. Kangaroos live in Australia. The kangaroo carried its baby in its pouch. World leaders are meeting in New York. Water had leaked all over the floor. Do you believe in magic? Manhattan is part of New York city. She won a gold medal. He needs medical treatment. Melbourne is in Australia. Hello, Ms Jones.
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p p p r r r r s s s s s t u
11C 11C 11C 11C 11C 11C 11C 11C 11C 11C 11C 11C 11C 11C
prevent (v) prevention(n) protester(n) recommend (v) rescue(v) resident(n) royal(adj) severe(adj) skin (n) St Lucia(n) stone (adj) storm(n) trade(n) unconscious(adj) weird(adj) worker(n) workmen(n) worth (adj) (animal) rights (n) echo (questions) (v)
The police prevented the crime. Prevention of a problem is better than a solution. The city centre was full of protestors. Can you recommend a good wine to go with this dish? Fifty passengers had to be rescued from a sinking ship. She has been resident in Britain for most of her life. She's very interested in the Royal Family. He had a severe headache. She has dark skin. St Lucia is in the Caribbean. We built a new stone wall. The weather forecast said there will be a storm tomorrow. He's a builder by trade. She was knocked unconscious. I had a really weird dream last night. He's an office worker. The workmen will finish tomorrow. Our house is worth about 60,000. They are campaigning for animal rights. Their voices echoed around the room.
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h r r s a b g g l o p p p p s
11D 11D 11D 11D 12A 12A 12A 12A 12A 12A 12A 12A 12A 12A 12A
Hollywood (n) ride(v) Rome(n) Sydney(n) achieve (v) brown (adj) glad(adj) goal (n) lend(v) owe (v) pay back (money) pronoun(n) proper (adj) proud (adj) silly(adj) waste (v) worldwide(adj) dye (v) glove (n) hypnotise (v)
Hollywood is in California. I ride my bike to work. Rome is the capital of Italy. Sydney is in Australia. If I finish this homework, I'll feel as if I've achieved something. She's got a brown leather bag. She's very glad that she left. He scored two goals in the second half. She lent me her car for the weekend. You still owe me money. He agreed to lend me the money if I paid him back. She and "He" are pronouns. This is the proper way to do it. She is so proud of her son. She gets upset over such silly things. I don't want to waste any more time so let's start. Ther Internet is also called the worldwide web. He dyed his hair pink last week. I lost my glove. Have you ever been hypnotised?
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imaginary(adj) insect (n) jump (v) parachute(n) pink (adj) risk-taker(n) tarantula (n) themselves (pron) chain (n) clothing (n) curtain (n) digit (n) film-maker (n) glass (n) handcuffs (n) hide (v) Hungary (n) luckily (adv) magician (n) multiply (v)
The story takes place in an imaginary world. I don't like any insects. The children were jumping up and down with excitement. Pull this to open the parachute. I bought her some pretty, pink flowers. He's a great risk-taker. I'd be scared if I saw a tarantula. The staff themselves were unhappy with the decision. My bicycle chain is broken. What's your favourite item of clothing? It's time to draw the curtains. It's a seven digit telephone number. He hopes to become a film-maker one day. I'll get you a clean glass. The police put him in handcuffs. I'm going to hide the biscuits so that you can't find them. Hodmezovasarhely is in Hungary. Luckily, I found my wallet. The magician made his assistant disappear. In warm weather, germs multiply rapidly.
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12C 12C 12C 12C 12C 12C 12C 12C 12C 12C 12C 12C 12C 12C 12C
onstage(adv) ordinary(adj) pile(n) pillar(n) pull(v) released (v) six-ton (adj) spectacular(adj) stunt(n) subtract (v) survive (v) tank (of water) (the River) Thames(n) toe(n) trick(v) wide(adj) wire (v)
I get nervous working onstage. I want to have an ordinary life. There's a pile of books on the floor. The new bridge will be supported by 100 pillars. If you keep pulling his tail, he'll bite you. Six hostages were released shortly before midday. It's a six-ton truck. It was a spectacular success. He always does his own stunts. You need to subtract 25% from the final figure. Only two buildings survived the earthquake. We should fill the petrol tank. The River Thames flows through London. I hurt my big toe. They tricked him into signing the papers. Her eyes were wide with fear. Do you know how to wire a burglar alarm?
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4B 4A 1B 1A 9A 10D 1B 4A 5B 2A 5C 11C 11C 9B 9C 4C 9B 2A 2B 7A

11C 11C 3C 3D 3C 11B 3B 3B 8C 2C 8A 3C 3C 9D 11B 1C 3C 1A 2B 9C

3C 11C 4A 11C 10B 10A 3C 11B 1A 4C 10C 9D 5C 8D 1C 4B 1C 7B 9C 3A

8C 4B 7A 4C 3A 2D 10A 11C 11C 11B 2B 6A 4B 12A 5A 3C 11B 11B 11B 11B

blow (v) : flemek blues (n) : hznl

10C 11B 4C 1A 8B 6C 5B 7C 1A 3D 9C 4A 5A 7B 10D 8D 1B 10A 1A 4C

11C 1A 5A 3C 7C 11B 1A 1B 1B 6A 6A 7D 7D 1C 6A 5A 9A 4A 9B 11A

collector (n) : koleksiyoncu college (n) : faklte, niv.

He's a collector of modern art. Cambridge has many historic colleges.

collocation (n) : kalplam sz Have + a bath is a collocation.

11B 2C 6A 3C 6D 2C 11C 4C 1A 11B 8D 10A 1C 7B 1B 3C 10C 11B 6C 10A

4C 11C 11C 8C 8A 7C 8D 4C 12C 2A 8D 10A 3B 1C 11C 6C 1D 1D 6B 4A

Write a cross in the box.

1A 4A 8C 3C 7A 1D 11C 1D 7C 11C 1B 1B 8C 1B 7C 5B 10C 10C 1B 8B

7A 1A 2A 5C 12C 10A 4A 6C 1D 5D 10C 3C 8C 6C 6C 1B 5B 7C 6C 10C

1B 11C 11C 5A 8C 4C 5A 6B 6B 1C 7D 1A 7C 12B 1A 5C 5A 6A 1C 11D

1B 7D 4A 3C 4A 4C 11B 4C 1A 1D 10A 5C 9A 1B 1C 1C 1D 1D 4A 10B

4A 6B 11A 2B 3A 3C 3C 3A 5C 3C 4C 3C 1D 11C 6B 10C 11A 1B 5A 3B

2A 7C 9C 1A 5A 4C 8C 11C 2D 1B 3C 12C 1A 5A 2D 3C 1B 5A 7C 10D

10D 4C 3A 7A 7C 8B 4B 3B 2B 8A 4A 8D 2B 7C 1A 6D 5B 11C 8A 10A

1C 10B 1D 2A 4C 4C 10B 3B 6C 9B 2C 8C 2B 1C 8D 1C 1B 11C 5C 5D

1C 2B 9A 2B 9C 11A 9A 12A 12C 4C 12B 2B 9C 2B 12A 6D 6B 11A 4D 1A

5B 7A 6B 8C 2D 8C 7C 1A 10A 1C 5A 6C 9B 3C 11B 10C 6B 1C 8D 6B

10A 12C 4A 6B 2C 4A 6A 1D 11A 3C 7B 6A 11C 7B 2C 4C 1D 12C 5B 3C

4C 11D 6A 2D 3C 1D 9C 8B 8B 1C 8D 8A 5A 4A 12C 2A 6C 12B 8B 6C

11C 12B 5A 11C 1A 11B 1B 7C 1D 10B 10A 1B 1C 2C 5D 9D 5A 9D 2B 2A

1D 8D 1A 3A 3B 1C 5C 1B 1C 12B 5C 2B 11C 11C 5D 2D 9A 1C 1B 8D

Istanbul (n) itself (pron) : kendi job (n) : grev, i

1D 2C 2C 2D 1B 11A 3C 3A 10C 7C 4D 7B 1A 11C 11C 2A 1C 10C 1A 12A

3B 9C 3D 2C 1D 8C 12C 1C 5A 2B 11C 12C 2C 3A 7B 3C 7C 2D 11C 10A

10C 5C 1D 6A 4C 1B 3A 11C 11C 10D 2B 11C 2D 10A 1C 5C 7C 10C 7C 6A

1A 1B 12C 8B 10C 10C 11B 1A 4D 3C 2A 5C 7C 1B 5C 1D 2D 9C 1D 6B

Was there much food there?

11B 1A 10B 8D 2B 1B 11B 10C 1C 8C 2A 3B 6C 1A 1A 5A 12C 3A 8A 4A

3C 10A 2C 12B 1B 9C 7A 4A 9C 10C 10A 6A 8C 12A 9C 7C 7B 1C 8A 2C

1D 5B 9C 4B 12C 12C 3A 12B 10A 7C 1C 5C 7C 8C 1A 4C 4D 3A 5C 4A

1A 1B 1A 9C 11C 11C 1A 5C 3B 2C 1A 3A 10D 12A 2B 4C 7B 12A 11C 12A

prepare (v) : hazrlamal preposition(n) : ilge present(n) : imdiki zaman

8C 9C 7D 1B 1A 5A 11C 4B 10A 10C 8C 2A 2B 2B 8D 12C 2D 4C 9C 4A

10B 3B 9C 5D 11C 7C 1C 9A 8D 11C 4D 1D 1A 1C 5B 5B 1B 1A 5C 4B

6B 11D 1A 1D 12B 1A 8A 11B 11B 4A 5A 1A 5C 4B 2D 7B 8B 4A 2B 11D

8A 11B 2B 4D 11C 3C 8B 9A 8C 1D 10C 7C 3A 10C 10A 7B 4C 9B 8D 1A

shampoo(n) : ampuan shared(adj) : paylalan

I bought a new bottle of shampoo. They live in a shared house.

2C 12C 5C 1C 11C 10B 9B 11B 2A 5C 2C 8B 7C 1A 4C 9B 1C 4A 5C 7D

9C 10A 1C 1C 2A 2D 5C 5C 8A 4A 12C 8C 1D 8D 2A 1C 11C 7C 2B 4A

6A 12C 5A 3C 1A 12C 1A 6C 7B 10B 7B 7C 1A 7B 5C 7B 5C 7A 5B 1B

6B 3B 1D 2B 1C 12C 11B 1A 8D 8D 8A 1C 7B 7B 7B 7B 11D 1B 8C 5C

9C 5A 6A 6A 12C 12B 10C 1A 2C 3B 6A 1A 4C 3B 7D 3A 10A 10A 11A 3B

10A 11B 7B 1B 12B 2C 6B 6A 9C 2C 4A 6D

3C 1A 10A 10A 2A 4C 12C 9C 7B 3C 5C 2D 7A 5C 5C 8D 7B 5A 11C 4D

8D 1C 1B 3A 2C 2A 7C 10B 11B 12C 7C 9C 1A 10D 7B 4C 1A 9C 6B 10A

tradition(n) : gelenek traditional(adj) : geleneksel

7C 4A 12A 1A 6B 1B 2A 1D 10B 11C 4D 2C 1B 7C 8B 8D 5A 1A 2B 8D

3C 2D 12C 5C 8D 12C 10B 1C 6C 3C 1A 11C 11C 6D 12A 3C 2C 3D 4C 3C

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Pre-intermediate wordlist: English

jogging judo (n)

I read a magazine while I was waiting.

10A 10A 10A

m 10B n n r s s t 10B 10B 10B 10B 10B 10B

10C 10C 10C 10C 10C

m 11B n o p r r r r s 11B 11B 11B 11B 11B 11B 11B 11B