New Snapshot: Starter Vocabulary Companion - English/Dutch/French

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New Snapshot: Starter

Vocabulary Companion - English/Dutch/French
English headword
Unit 1 - It's great to be here
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and
x]z
be (v.)
xz
box
xflz
Britain
xDf]z
brother
xDa]z
camera
xD]]z
car
x^Wz
chocolate
xDpfl]z
excuse (v.)
xfDWz
fifteen
x?fDWz
Hello
x]D]rz
Hi!
x~fz
in
xfz
little
xDfz
meet
xWz
Mum
xz
my
x~fz
name
xfz
old
x]rz
only
xD]rz
sister
xDf]z
six
xfz
that
xaz
thanks
xqz
this
xafz
to (prep.)
xWz
video-camera
xDff]r=D]]z
welcome (adj.)
xD]z
what?
xflz
your
x]z
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city
xDfz
class
x^Wz
famous
xDf]z
now
x~rz
people
xDW]z
three
xqWz
town
x~rz
two
xWz
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Nederlands
Franais
Example sentences
en
zijn
doos
Groot-Brittanni
broer
fototoestel
auto
chocola(atje)
excuseren
vijftien
Hallo
Hoi
in
klein
ontmoeten
mama
mijn
naam
oud
pas
zus
zes
dat, die
bedankt
deze, dit
in
videocamera
welkom
wat
uw, jouw
et
tre
la bote
la Grande-Bretagne
le frre
lappareil photo
la voiture
le chocolat
sexcuser
quinze
Bonjour
Salut!
en (prp. de lieu)
petit(e)
rencontrer
Maman
mon, ma, mes
le nom
vieux / vieille, ancien(ne)
seulement, ne.que (avoir)
la sur
six
celui-l, celle-l
merci
ce, cet(te)
, en, au
la camra vido
bienvenu(e)
Qu'est-ce que..?
ton, ta, tes, votre, vos
A knife and fork.

Be good!
A cardboard box.
Britain is an island.
David is my brother.
A digital camera.
My dad has a red car.
Belgian chocolates are great!
Excuse me, is this the right bus for the airport?
I'm fifteen today.
"Hello, I'm Jim".
"Hi, how's it going?"
The cheese is in the fridge.
Look at that little baby.
I'll meet you at 8 o'clock.
Will your Mum let you come to the party?
My bedroom is quite large.
Her name is Jo Wilson.
He is 96,that's old.
Tina left home when she was only 16.
He's got two sisters.
There are six eggs.
He lives in that house on the corner.
Thanks for the present!
This pen is red, not black.
Take this to the teacher.
He has a new video camera
welcome to England!
What is that?
Is that your mother?
stad
klas
beroemd
nu
mensen
drie
stad(je)
twee
la ville
la classe
clbre
maintenant
les personnes, les gens
trois
la ville
deux
Edinburgh is a city of Scotland.

Is Jodie in your class?
Many famous actors live in Beverly Hills.
They now live in Yorkshire.
I like the people I work with.
You, me and Jane, that's three of us.
A little town on the coast.
I am in Belgium for two weeks.
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below
boy
eraser
girl
guess
imagine
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apple
atlas
bag
blackboard (school)
book
chair
computer
desk
dictionary
envelope
exercise book
pen
pencil
star
table
umbrella
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number
one
two
three
four
five
six
seven
eight
nine
ten
eleven
twelve
thirteen
fourteen
fifteen
sixteen
seventeen
eighteen
nineteen
twenty
friend
xfD]rz
xlfz
xfDf]z
xWz
xz
xfDw]z
hieronder
jongen
gummetje
meisje
raden
je (iets) voorstellen
ci-dessous, au-dessous
le garon
la gomme
la fille
deviner
imaginer
Jake lives in the apartment below.

She is married now and has two boys.
He put the eraser in his pencil case.
Both boys and girls can join the choir.
I guessed her age correctly.
Imagine you're lying on a beach.
xD]z
xD]z
xz
xDlWz
xrz
xp]z
x]DW]z
xz
xDfp]]z
xD]]rz
x~=rz
xz
xD]z
x^Wz
xDf]z
xD]z
appel
atlas
tas
schoolbord
boek
stoel
computer
(schrijf)tafel, bureau
woordenboek
envelop
schrift
pen
potlood
ster
tafel
paraplu
la pomme
latlas
le sac
le tableau noir
le livre
la chaise
lordinateur
le pupitre
le dictionnaire
lenveloppe
le cahier d'exercices
le stylo
le crayon
la star, la vedette
la table
le parapluie
Grandma's apple pie.

An atlas of Europe.
A shopping bag.
The teacher wrote the date on the blackboard.
This is my English book.
A wooden chair.
The school has three new computers.
Marie is at at her desk.
a German-English dictionary
Envelopes and stamps.
Write your answers in the exercise book.
I need a pen and some paper.
Can I borrow your pencil?
She is the star of the show.
We eat breakfast at the kitchen table .
It started to rain so I put up my umbrella.
xD]z
xz
xWz
xqWz
xlWz
x~fz
xfz
xD]z
xfz
x~fz
xz
xfD]z
xz
x?qWDWz
x?lWDWz
x?fDWz
x?fDWz
x?]DWz
x?fDWz
x?~fDWz
xDz
xz
getal, cijfer
een
twee
drie
vier
vijf
zes
zeven
acht
negen
tien
elf
twaalf
dertien
veertien
vijftien
zestien
zeventien
achttien
negentien
twintig
vriend, vriendin
le nombre, le chiffre, le numro

un
deux
trois
quatre
cinq
six
sept
huit
neuf
dix
onze
douze
treize
quatorze
quinze
seize
dix-sept
dix-huit
dix-neuf
vingt
lami/l'amie, le copain/la copine
2, 4, 6 - what number comes next?

They have one child.
I'll be away for almost two weeks.
They've won their last three games.
She is married with four children.
The town is five miles away.
six months ago
We need seven chairs.
Eight pound please.
A cat has nine lives.
They have ten points from four games.
She is in jail for eleven months.
He received a twelve-month jail sentence.
It's my lucky number thirteen.
He works fourteen hours a day.
The village is fifteen miles away.
You can marry at sixteen but not vote.
A group of seventeen soldiers.
Eighteen people were hurt.
It is nineteen minutes past seven.
A small village twenty miles from Nairobi.
This is my friend Kate.
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too
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favourite (adj.)
female
film star
male
who?
13
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from (prep.)
student
14
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at the moment
country
popular
15
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advertisement
e-pal
penfriend
Dialogue - At the station
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at (prep.)
like
monster
say
school
station
year (school year)
Unit 2 Whos Em?

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always
at (prep.)
at home
back seat
bit (a)
called (to be)
come
Dad
everyone
father
go
her
hungry - thirsty
xWz
ook
trop, aussi
He drives too fast.
xDf]]z
xDWfz
x=^Wz
xfz
xWz
favoriet
vrouwelijk
filmster
mannelijk
wie
prfr(e), favori(te)
fminin, la femme
la star de cinma
masculin, l'homme
qui?
It's his favourite book

This is for females only.
Brad Pitt is a film star
There are still very few male nurses.
Who is that man?
x]z
xDW]z
vandaan
leerling, student
de
l'lve, l'tudiant(e)
He took the train from London to Glasgow.

A first year student at London University.
x~=a]=D]r]z
xDz
xDfl]]z
op dit moment
land
populair
en ce moment
le pays
populaire
He has some problems at the moment.

How many countries are there in Europe?
Is Ben popular at school?
x]DW]]z
xz
xz
advertentie
emailvriend(in)
penvriend(in)
lannonce publicitaire, la publicit

l'e-correspondant
le correspondant
The Sunday papers are full of advertisements for cars.

He's an e-pal, we only communicate over e-mail.
I have a penfriend in Brazil.
x~z
x~fz
xDfl]z
xfz
xWz
xDfp]z
xf]z
op (school)
goed vinden
monster
zeggen
school
station
schooljaar, klas
, au
aimer
le monstre
dire
l'cole
la gare
l'anne (l'anne scolaire)
John met her at the cinema.

Katie likes John a lot.
Look! It's the Loch Ness monster!
'I'm so tired,' she said.
I went to school in Swansea.
We get off at the next station.
xDlW]z
x~z
x~=]rz
x?=DWz
xfz
xlWz
xz
xz
xDz
xD^Wa]z
x]rz
xWz
xD= L=qWz
altijd
in, op
thuis
achterbank
een beetje
heten
komen
papa
iedereen
vader
gaan
haar
honger - dorst hebben
toujours
la maison
le sige arrire
un peu
sappeler
venir
Papa
tout le monde, chacun
le pre
aller
son, sa, ses
avoir faim/soif
Always lock your car.

Dads at work
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Put the umbrella on the back seat.

I need a bit of time.
Hes called David .
Come to the party.
Dad work too much.
Is everyone ready to go?
My father is Dutch.
Should I stay or go?
That's her new car.
I'm hungry and thirsty.
Photocopiable

in
its
jet-lagged
just
Mr, Mrs
mother
Miss
OK
on
over there
present
tired
very
work
bad (not bad)
USA
Canada
Britain
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big - small
cold - hot
picture
right- wrong
video (cassette)
thirsty (to be)
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answer (n)
answer (v)
baseball bat
football
question
11
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cat
dog
13
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on the right
other
dancer
good
15
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his
room
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English
Photocopiable
xfz
xfz
xDwz
xwz
xf=L=ffz
xDa]z
xfz
x?]r=Dfz
xflz
xD]r]=a]z
xD]z
x~f]z
xDz
xWz
xz
x?WDfz
x]]z
xf]z
in
het is
jetlag hebben
alleen
meneer, mevrouw
moeder
juffrouw
ok
op
daar
cadeau
moe
heel
werk
slecht
Verenigde Staten
Canada
Groot-Brittanni
dans, en
c'est
fatigu par le dcalage horaire
seulement
M. (Monsieur), Mme (Madame)
la mre
mademoiselle
daccord
sur
l-bas
le cadeau
fatigu
trs
travailler
xf=L=lWz
x]r==flz
xDfp]z
x~f=L=flz
xDf]rz
xDqWz
groot - klein
koud - heet
plaatje
goed - fout
video
dorst hebben
grand(e) - petit(e)
froid(e) - chaud(e)
limage
juste - faux (fausse)
la cassette vido
soif (avoir)
xD^W]z
xD^W]z
xflW=Dz=
xDrlWz
xDp]z
antwoord
antwoorden
honkbalknuppel
voetbal
vraag
la rponse
rpondre
la batte de base-ball
le football
la question
Give me an answer as soon as possible.

"I don't know," she answered.
Can I borrow your baseball bat?
The children are playing football.
Does anyone want to ask any questions before we begin?
xz
xflz
kat
hond
le chat
le chien
A black cat.
We got a big dog to frighten away burglars.
xfl=a]=~fz
xDa]z
xD^W]z
xrz
rechts
ander
danser(es)
goed
droite
autre
le danseur/la danseuse
bon, bien
The disco is up there on the right.

I don't like any other kinds of music - only pop music.
The dancer's technique is strong.
I love wearing really good clothes.
xfz
xWz
zijn
kamer
son, sa, ses

la pice
Leo hates cleaning his room.

This is the room I work in.
xDffpz
Engels
l'anglais
Do you speak English?
mal (pas mal)/mauvais (pas mauvais)

les tats-Unis
le Canada
la Grande-Bretagne
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The cheese is in the fridge.

It's a very good book.
After the flight from Japan, he's jet-lagged.
You look just like your dad.
This is Mr and Mrs Williams.
My mother said I have to be home by 9:00.
Our teacher is Miss Rogers.
Is everybody OK?
Put the vase on the table.
He's over there.
We always have lots of presents at Christmas.
You look tired.
It's a very good book.
She works in a bank.
How are you? Not bad.
There are 50 states in the USA
the Mexican ambassador to Canada
Britain agreed to provide military aid.
big house-small car.

That's a nice picture of Liz.
Do you want to watch a video tonight?
I'm thirsty - can I have a glass of water?

I dont know
language
learn (v)
word
teacher
x~f=]rr=z
xDfwz
xWz
xWz
xDWp]z
Unit 3 Are you American?

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capital
xD]z
country
xDz
map
xz
nationality
x?p]D]z
countries
xDz
Argentina
x^Ww]DW]z
Brazil
x]Dfz
Canada
xD]]z
Chile
xpz
France
x^Wz
Germany
xDw]W]z
Greece
xWz
Italy
xDf]z
Japan
xw]Dz
Mexico
xDf]rz
Poland
xD]r]z
Portugal
xDlWr]z
Scotland
xDl]z
Spain
xfz
Switzerland
xD]]z
Turkey
xD]Wz
UK (United Kingdom)
xWz
USA(United States of Americx?WDfz
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Nationalities
American (adj.)
x]D]]z
an American
x]D]]z
Argentinian
x?^Ww]Df]z
an Argentinian
x?^Ww]Df]z
Brazilian (adj.)
x]Df]z
a Brazilian (n.)
x]Df]z
British (adj.)
xDffpz
a Brit(on) (n.)
xDf]z
Canadian(adj.)
x]Df]z
a Canadian
x]Df]z
Chilean
xpz
a Chilean
xpz
French (adj.)
xpz
ik weet het niet

taal
leren
woord
leraar, lerares
je ne sais pas
la langue
apprendre
le mot
le/la professeur
hoofdstad
land
(land)kaart
nationaliteit
landen
Argentini
Brazili
Canada
Chili
Frankrijk
Duitsland
Griekenland
Itali
Japan
Mexico
Polen
Portugal
Schotland
Spanje
Zwitserland
Turkije
Verenigd Koninkrijk
Verenigde Staten
la capitale
le pays
la carte
la nationalit
les pays
l'Argentine
le Brsil
le Canada
le Chili
la France
l'Allemagne
la Grce
l'Italie
le Japon
le Mexique
la Pologne
le Portugal
l'cosse
l'Espagne
la Suisse
la Turquie
le Royaume-Uni
les tats-Unis
nationaliteiten
Amerikaans
een Amerikaan(se)
Argentijns
een Argentijn(se)
Braziliaans
een Braziliaan(se)
Brits
een Brit(se)
Canadees
een Canadees/Canadese
Chileens
een Chileen(se)
Frans
les nationalits
amricain(e)
un(e) Amricain(e)
argentin(e)
un(e) Argentin(e)
brsilien(ne)
un(e) Brsilien(ne)
britannique
un(e) Britannique
canadien(ne)
un(e) Canadien(ne)
chilien(ne)
un(e) Chilien(ne)
franais(e)
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Do you speak any foreign languages?

What's the best way to learn a language?
What's the English word for 'casa'?
Mr Paulin is my history teacher.
What's the capital of Poland?

How many countries are there in Europe?
A street map of Mexico City.
We have students of many different nationalities.
Argentina won the World Cup that year.
Brazil look very impressive in attack.
the Mexican ambassador to Canada
Clark made a complete break with the past and moved to Chile.
France is just across the Channel from here.
Germany won, but I don't know the actual score.
The glories of ancient Greece
The action takes place in southern Italy.
Kate has just been to Japan.
Many countries, for example Mexico and Japan, have a lot of earthquakes.
What's the capital of Poland?
The period in which Spain ruled over Portugal.
He lived most of his adult life in Scotland.
Spain beat Italy 3-1.
Switzerland is a federal republic.
In 1853, Turkey declared war on Russia.
He now lives in the UK.
He was born n the USA.
A big American car.

It's an Argentinian dance.
A Brazilian racing driver.
The British government.
The Canadian flag.
Chilean food.
French wine.

a Frenchman /-woman
English
an Englishman / woman
German
a German
Greek
a Greek
Italian
an Italian
Japanese
he / she is Japanese
Mexican
a Mexican
Polish (adj.)
a Pole
Portuguese
Scottish (adj.)
a Scot
Spanish (adj.)
a Spaniard
Swiss (adj.)
he / she is Swiss
Turkish (adj.)
a Turk
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band
football team
member
5
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address/addresses
child/children
city/cities
class/classes
man/men
person/people
woman/women
6
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bus/buses
party/parties
taxi
7
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live (v.)
look (out)
rollerblades
see you
xp=Lrz
xDffpz
xDffp=Lr
xDwW]z
xDwW]z
xWz
xWz
xfD]z
xfD]z
x?w]DWz
x?w]DWz
xD]]z
xD]]z
xDflfpz
xDflz
x?lWp]DWz
xDflfpz
xDflz
xDfpz
x=
xfz
xfz
xDWfpz
xDWz
een Fransman/Franaise
Engels
een Engelsman/Engelse
Duits
een Duitser/Duitse
Grieks
een Griek/Griekse
Italiaans
een Italiaan(se)
Japans
hij/zij komt uit Japan
Mexicaans
een Mexicaan(se)
Pools
een Pool(se)
Portugees
Schots
een Schot(se)
Spaans
een Spanjaard/Spaanse
Zwitsers
hij/zij komt uit Zwitserland
Turk(se), Turks
een Turk(se)
un(e) Franais(e)
anglais(e)
un(e) Anglais(e)
allemand(e)
un(e) Allemand(e)
grec
un(e) Grec/Grecque
italien(ne)
un(e) Italien(ne)
japonais
un(e) Japonais(e)
mexicain(e)
un(e) Mexicain(e)
polonais
un(e) Polonais(e)
portugais
cossais
un(e) cossais(e)
espagnol
un(e) Espagnol(e)
suisse
il / elle est Suisse
turc/turque
un(e) Turc/Turque
xz
xDrlW=Wz
xD]z
(pop)groep, bandje
voetbalclub
lid
un groupe (musique)
l'quipe de football
le membre
He plays drums in a band.
x]DL]Dfz
xp~fLDpf]z
xDfLDfWz
x^WLD^Wfz
xLz
xDW]LDWz
xDr]LDffz
adres/adressen
kind/kinderen
stad/steden
klas/klassen
man/mannen
persoon/mensen
vrouw/vrouwen
l'adresse/les adresses
l'enfant/les enfants
la ville/les villes
la classe/les classes
l'homme/les hommes
une personne/les gens
la femme/les femmes
It's my home address.

He's an only child.
It's a horrible city.
There are 2 art classes.
The men's toilets are there.
People never listen.
Mostly women work in that factory.
xLDfz
xD^WLD^WWz
xDz
bus/bussen
feest/feesten
taxi
le/les bus; l'/les autobus

la fte/les ftes
le taxi
I take the bus to school.

We're going to the summer party.
We went by taxi.
x~fz
xrz
xD]r]fz
xDW=Wz
wonen
(uit)kijken
skeelers
tot ziens
vivre
faire attention
les patins en ligne
salut!
Matt lives in Boston.

Look out! There's a car coming.
These rollerblades are fast.
See you tomorrow!
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An English car.
German technology.
Greek culture.
Italian fashion.
Japanese design.
Mexican fishermen.
A Polish Prince.
A portuguese lament.
A Scottish mountain.
A Spanish hotel.
A Swiss watch.
A Turkish bath.
He's a member of the tennis club.
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Sorry!
speak
west
10
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centre
coast
compass points
east
north
south
town
village
14
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all
bump into (v)
15
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fan
letter
secondary school
start (v.)
finish (v.)
yours sincerely
16
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football fans
dialogue
At School
Page 25
exchange student
good-looking
xDflz
xWz
xz
sorry
spreken
het westen
pardon!
parler
l'ouest
Sorry! What did you say?

Speak louder, I can't hear you.
Which way is west?
xD]z
x]rz
xD]=?lfz
xWz
xlWqz
x~rqz
x~rz
xDffwz
midden
kust
windstreken
het oosten
het noorden
het zuiden
stad(je)
dorp
le centre
la cte
les points cardinaux
l'est
le nord
le sud
la ville
le village
The club is in the city centre.

The west coast of Africa.
We live to the east of the city.
It will be windy in the north.
It's warmer in the south
A little town on the coast.
A fishing village.
xlWz
x=Dfrz
allemaal
tegenkomen
tout, toute/tous, toutes

rencontrer par hasard/tomber sur
Have you done all your homework?

We bumped into her in town.
xz
xD]z
xD]]=DWzz
x^Wz
xDffpz
xr]=fDf]z
fan
brief
middelbare school
beginnen
eindigen
hoogachtend
le fan
la lettre
l'cole secondaire
commencer
finir
meilleures salutations
Thousands of football fans filled the stadium.

There is a letter here from the school.
We go to secondary school next year.
Now you're here, we can start.
Have you finished your homework?
Write "Yours sincerely" at the end of the letter.
xDrlWz
voetbalsupporters
les supporters de football
The football fans sang loudly.
xfDpfw=DW]=z
xr=Drfkz
uitwisselingsstudent
knap
l'tudiant tranger
mignon(ne), beau/belle
An 18-year-old exchange student from France

A really good-looking guy.
allebei
maar
mogen
(lidmaatschaps)kaart
dag
dagpasje
voornaam
hebben
laatst
ochtend
deel
tous/toutes les deux

mais
pouvoir
la carte (de membre)
le jour, la journe
un ticket pour la journe
le prnom
avoir
dernier, dernire
le matin
une part/une partie, une pice
Both boys have dark hair.

He's good, but slow.
Can I take one?
Here's my business card.
We went to Paris for ten days.
Can I have a day-pass please?
My teacher's first name is Caroline.
Do you have a boyfriend?
My last girlfriend was crazy about football.
We have porridge for breakfast every morning.
It's part of my Gameboy.
Unit 4 Can you spell that, please?

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both
x]rqz
but
xz
can (request)
xz
card (membership)
x^Wz
day
xfz
day-pass
xf=^Wz
first name
xDW=fz
have
xz
last (adj.)
x^Wz
morning
xDlWfz
part
x^Wz
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please
repeat (v.)
road
spell (v.)
sports club
sure (ok)
surname
telephone number
Tuesday
today
wait a moment
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afternoon
evening
good afternoon
good evening
good night
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twenty
twenty-one
twenty-two
thirty
thirty-one
forty
fifty
sixty
seventy
eighty
ninety
(a) hundred
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alphabet
9
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again
computer game
point
team
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postcode
say (v.)
zip code
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apartment
xWz
xfDWz
x]rz
xz
xDlW=z
xplWz
xDWfz
xDfD]r=D]z
xDWz
x]Dfz
xf=]=D]r]z
alstublieft, alsjeblieft
herhalen
weg
spellen
sportclub
zeker
achternaam
telefoonnummer
dinsdag
vandaag
wacht even
s'il vous (te) plat

rpter
la route
peler
l'association sportive, le club
bien sr
le nom de famille
le numro de tlphone
mardi
aujourd'hui
attends/attendez un moment
Please could I have a glass of water?

Could you repeat that please?
The road is clear.
Can you spell your name for me?
The disco is at the sports club.
Are you sure you've had enough?
What's your surname?
What's your telephone number?
The sale starts on Tuesday.
Today is Wednesday.
Is John there? -Wait a moment.
x?^W]DWz
xDWfz
xr=?^W]DWz
xr= DWfz
xr=~z
middag
avond
goedemiddag
goedenavond
goedenacht
l'aprs-midi
le soir
bon aprs-midi
bonsoir
bonne nuit
I'll see you on Sunday afternoon .

We usually eat at around 7 in the evening.
Good afternoon, sir.
Good evening everybody, and welcome!
Good night. Sleep well.
xDz
xfDz
xfDWz
xDqWz
xqWfDz
xDlWz
xDfz
xDfz
xD]z
xDfz
xD~fz
x]=]z
twintig
eenentwintig
tweentwintig
dertig
eenendertig
veertig
vijftig
zestig
zeventig
tachtig
negentig
honderd
vingt
vingt et un
vingt-deux
trente
trente et un
quarante
cinquante
soixante
septante, soixante-dix
quatre-vingts
nonante, quatre-vingt-dix
cent
A small village twenty miles from Nairobi.

He's twenty one today.
There are twenty-two players on the pitch.
There are thirty names on this list
He lives at number thirty-one.
Life begins at forty.
They have been married for fifty years.
At sixty, you can retire.
Only seventy people were at the wedding.
He went around the world in eighty days.
He scored ninety percent in his exam.
The darts player needed one hundred points.
xD]z
alfabet
l'alphabet
The English alphabet has 26 letters.
x]Dz
x]DW]=?fz
xlfz
xWz
nog eens
computerspel
punt
club
encore une fois, de nouveau

le jeu lectronique
le point
l'quipe
I'd like to see that film again.
xD]r]rz
xfz
xDf=]rz
postcode
zeggen
zipcode
le code postal (en GB)

dire
le code postal (aux tats-Unis)
What's your postcode?

'I'm so tired,' she said.
In America, we say "zip code".
x]D^W]z
flat
l'appartement
She lives in a small apartment.
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What's your point?

A football team.
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street
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biology
geography
history
lesson
maths
on (Monday)
timetable
tomorrow
When?
days of the week
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
13
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programme
14
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dance class
style
15
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groove(v.)
latest
16
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slowly
xWz
straat
la rue
Go to the end of the street and turn left.
x~fDfl]wz
xwDfl]z
xDf]z
xD]z
xqz
xflz
xD~f?f]z
x]Dfl]rz
xz
la biologie
la gographie
l'histoire
la leon
les mathmatiques/les maths
le (lundi)
l'horaire
demain
quand?
les jours de la semaine
lundi
mardi
mercredi
jeudi
vendredi
samedi
dimanche
Biology is my favourite subject.

The geography of Asia.
The history of post-war Europe.
Hannah is taking guitar lessons.
The new maths teacher.
On Tuesday we have dance class.
The train timetable is wrong.
Shall we go shopping tomorrow?
When is your birhday?
xDz
xDWz
xDz
xDqWz
xD~fz
xD]z
xDz
biologie
aardrijkskunde
geschiedenis
les
wiskunde
op
rooster
morgen
wanneer
dagen van de week
maandag
dinsdag
woensdag
donderdag
vrijdag
zaterdag
zondag
xD]rz
programma
le programme
Did you see that TV programme about earthquakes?
xD^W=?^Wz
xD~fz
dansles
stijl
les cours de danse

le style
He goes to a dance class twice a week.

There is some similarity between the styles of the two authors.
xWz
xDf]z
bewegen
nieuwste
danser, bouger
le/la dernier/dernire
Look at him groove!

All the latest gossip.
xD]rz
langzaam
lentement
White clouds drifted slowly across the sky.
ander
jongensgroep
Engels
vooral
eerst
buitenlands (taal)
taal
missen
Pools
un(e) autre
un boys band
l'anglais
surtout
premier, premire
tranger, trangre (langue)
la langue
(se) manquer
le polonais (langue)
Have another biscuit.

Not another boy band record!
English is an easy language.
The town is very busy, especially in summer.
The first name on the list is Tom.
She spoke with a foreign accent.
Do you speak any foreign languages?
He misses his family.
He speaks Polish and Russian.
The party is on Monday.

The sale starts on Tuesday.
Sorry, I can't go - I'm busy on Wednesday evening.
Claire goes to hospital on Thursday.
See you on Friday!
What are you doing on Saturday?
I'll see you on Sunday.
Unit 5 Wide Angle: From one country..to another

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another (adj.)
boy band
English (n.) (language)
especially
first
foreign (language)
language
miss (things, people)
Polish (n.) (language)
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x]Da]z
==
xDffpz
xfDp]z
xWz
xDfl]z
xDfwz
xfz
xDflfpz
Page 9 of 34

pop music
Portuguese (n.) (language)
Russian (language)
second
Spanish (n.) (language)
2
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age
home town
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xDfl=DWfz
x?lWp]DWz
xDp]z
xfDflz
xDfpz
popmuziek
Portugees (taal)
Russisch (taal)
tweede
Spaans (taal)
la musique pop
le portugais (langue)
le russe (langue)
deuxime
l'espagnol (langue)
The band plays Pop music.

My dad speaks Portuguese.
Russian has some strange symbols in it.
Joanna's in her second year at university.
Spanish is easy if you know Italian.
xfwz
x?]rD~rz
leeftijd
woonplaats
l'ge
la ville d'origine
At the age of three, his family moved to Canada.

He hired a car and drove up to his home town.
schrijver
personage
belangrijk
krant
Noord-Ierland
premier
bezienswaardigheid
Wales
l'auteur
le personnage
important
le journal
l' Irlande du Nord
le Premier ministre
l'attraction touristique
le Pays de Galles
A well-known American author.

Harry Potter is a character in a book
Love and respect are more important than a big car and lots of money.
I read about it in the newspaper.
Belfast is in Northern Ireland.
Tony Blair is the British Prime Minister.
The London Eye is a tourist attraction.
Shrewsbury is on the border between England and Wales.
jezelf voorstellen
tijdschrift
ansichtkaart
kustplaats
zanger(es)
se prsenter
le magazine
la carte postale
la station balnaire
le/la chanteur/chanteuse
The new girl introduced herself to the class.

I bought a magazine to read on the train.
Mary sent us a postcard from Spain.
Torquay is a seaside resort.
An opera singer.
familieleden
tante
broer
neef/nicht
dochter
vader
kleinkind
kleindochter
grootvader
grootmoeder
kleinzoon
hebben
echtgenoot
echtpaar
moeder
enig kind
les membres de la famille

la tante
le frre
le(la) cousin(e)
la fille
le pre
le petit-enfant
la petite-fille
le grand-pre
la grand-mre
le petit-fils
avoir
le mari
le couple mari
la mre
le/la fils/fille unique
I'm going to stay with my aunt.

This is my brother Dave.
Jane and I are cousins.
They have two daughters.
Ask your father to help you.
Rosa is his youngest grandchild.
He has seven granddaughters.
We visited my grandfather's grave.
She was named Sarah, after my grandmother.
We had a surprise visit from our grandson.
Ive got a very big family.
Have you met my husband Roy?
The married couple went to Belgium for their honeymoon.
My mother said I have to be home by 9:00.
He has no brothers or sisters, he is an only child.
Culture Flash 1
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author
xDlWq]z
character
xD]]z
important
xfDlW]z
newspaper
xDW?f]z
Northern Ireland
xDlWq=D~f]]z
Prime Minister
x~f= ffz
tourist attraction
xDr]f=]Dp]z
Wales
xDfz
Project 1 - Snapshot of me
Page 35
introduce yourself
xf]DW=r]Dz
magazine
x?]DWz
postcard
xD]r^Wz
seaside resort
x?W~f=fDlWz
singer
xDf]z
Unit 6 Ive got two sisters

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family members
aunt
brother
cousin
daughter
father
grandchild
granddaughter
grandfather
grandmother
grandson
have got (v.)
husband
married couple
mother
only child
x^Wz
xDa]z
xD]z
xDlW]z
xD^Wa]z
xDp~fz
xD?lW]z
xD?^Wa]z
xD?a]z
xDz
xDflz
xD]z
xDf=Dz
xDa]z
xD]rf=?p~fz
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parent
sister
son
stepfather
stepmother
uncle
wife
3
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photo (photograph)
4
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girlfriend
7
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because
bossy (adj.)
brown
dark
funny
how many?
long
nickname
pretty
real
short
why?
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black
blonde
blue
colour
curly
dark brown
fair
green
grey
light brown
medium length (adj.)
personal appearance
red
sort (n.)
straight
wavy
white
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describe (v.)
xD]]z
xDf]z
xz
xD^Wa]z
xDa]z
xD]z
x~fz
de ouder
zus
zoon
stiefvader
stiefmoeder
oom
echtgenote
le parent
la sur
le fils
le beau-pre
la belle-mre
l'oncle
l'pouse
My parents are coming to visit next week.

He's got two sisters.
Her son was born in 1990.
That's not her real dad, he's her stepfather.
The wicked stepmother in 'Cinderella'.
I went to stay with my uncle and aunt for a few days.
My brother and his wife came to visit us last week.
xD]r]rz
foto
la photo(graphie)
Will you take a photo of me and Anna together?
xDWz
vriendin
la petite amie
Do you have a girlfriend?
xfDflz
xDflz
x~rz
x^Wz
xDz
x~r=Dz
xflz
xDffz
xDfz
xf]z
xplWz
x~fz
omdat
bazig
bruin
donker
grappig
hoeveel
lang
bijnaam
mooi
echt
kort
waarom
parce que
autoritaire
brun, marron
obscur(e), sombre
marrant(e), drle
combien?
long(ue)
surnom
joli(e)
rel(le)
court(e)
pourquoi?
You can't go because you're too young.

Dont be so bossy.
A pair of brown shoes.
Turn on the light; it's dark in here.
You look funny in that hat.
How many people are coming?
She's tall and slim, with long legs.
His nickname was 'Curly' because of his hair.
She looks pretty today.
The story is based on real events.
It's quite a short film.
Why are you late?
xz
xflz
xWz
xD]z
xDWz
xD^W=D~rz
x]z
xWz
xfz
xD~f=D~rz
xDWf]=Dkqz
xDW]]=]Df]]z
xz
xlWz
xfz
xDfz
x~fz
zwart
blond
blauw
kleur
krullend
donkerbruin
licht
groen
grijs
lichtbruin
halflang
uiterlijk
rood
soort
steil
golvend
wit
noir(e)
blond(e)
bleu(e)
la couleur
boucl(e)
brun fonc
clair(e), blond(e)
vert(e)
gris(e)
chtain clair
mi-long(ue)
l'apparence personnelle
rouge
la sorte, le type
raide
ondul(e), onduleux(onduleuse)
blanc(he)
This is a black dress.

She's small, blonde, and very attractive.
She has blue eyes.
What colour is your new car?
I had very curly hair when I was a baby.
He has dark brown eyes.
She has very fair hair.
This is a green sweater.
I don't like the colour grey.
My mother has light brown hair.
My sister has medium length hair.
I don't think much of her personal appearance
I like her red dress.
What sort of work does he do?
He has straight hair.
My hair is wavy.
My grandmother's hair is white.
xfD~fz
beschrijven
dcrire
Police asked the woman to describe her attacker.
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eye colour
hair colour
hair style
15
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about
talk (v)
16
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identify (v.)
problem
similar
Dialogue - In Brighton
Page 41
hair
on his own
personality
quite (adv.)
remember (v.)
Shut up!
tall
think (v)
wonder (v.)
Unit 7 - I really like him

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amazing
crazy (about)
depend
girl band
hate
like (v.)
music
prefer (v.)
rap
rock
voice
5
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ballet
soap opera
tea
8
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types of music
classical
country and western
xD~f=D]z
xD]=?]z
xD]~fz
kleur ogen
kleur haar
kapsel
la couleur des yeux

la couleur des cheveux
la coiffure
Wear some make up that matches your eye colour.

My sister has the same hair colour as my dad.
Her hair style is very modern.
x]D~rz
xlWz
over
praten
propos de, au sujet de, sur

parler, discuter
This is a book about astrology.

I can hear Sarah and Andrew talking in the next room.
x~fD]~fz
xDfl]z
xDf]]z
identificeren
probleem
soortgelijk
identifier
le problme
semblable, pareil(le)
She can not identify her attacker.

We have a problem.
They look very similar.
x]z
xfl=fD]rz
x?W]D]z
x~fz
xfD]z
xDp=Dz
xlWz
xqfz
xD]z
haar
alleen
persoonlijkheid
tamelijk
herinneren
hou je mond!
lang
denken
je afvragen
les cheveux
tout(e) seul(e)
la personnalit
assez
se rappeler, se souvenir
tais-toi!
grand
penser, rflchir
se demander, s'tonner
Go and brush your hair.

She has a strong personality.
She's quite tall for her age.
I can't remember his name.
I told him to shut up.
My father is quite tall.
I think it's a brilliant film.
I wonder where she lives these days.
x]Dffz
xDfz
xfDz
xDW=]z
xfz
x~fz
xDWfz
xfDWz
xz
xflz
xlfz
fantastisch
gek (op)
ervan afhangen
meidengroep
haten
leuk vinden
muziek
de voorkeur geven aan
rap
rock
stem
stupfiant(e), ahurissant/e
tre fou de
dpendre de
le groupe de filles
dtester
aimer
la musique
prfrer
le rap
le rock
la voix
What an amazing story!

I'm crazy about her.
"Are you coming?" "It depends, is Jane there?
She sings in a girl band.
I hate poetry - it's so boring.
Do you like this colour?
I don't like pop music.
I prefer football to cricket.
The club has only rap music.
He's dead, but he's still the King of rock.
I can hear voices outside.
xDfz
xD]r=?fl]]z
xWz
ballet
soapserie
thee
le ballet
le feuilleton
le th
We went to see a ballet in London.

His favourite soap opera is Friend.
xDf]z
xD=]=D]z
muziekgenres
klassiek
country
les genres de musique

classique
la musique country
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A cup of tea.
My mum finds classical music relaxing.

He plays country and western music in the car.
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jazz
soul
9
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album
anyway (adv.)
go (away)
headphones
hear
leave (alone)
look!
loud
new
pleasure
really
want (v.)
10
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at all (adv.)
awful
brilliant
lot (a lot)
record (n.)
rubbish
terrible
12
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(not) forgetting
flat (building)
include (v)
Ireland
Irish
opinion
plan
proud
recent
strong
successful
talented
13
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drums
guitar (electric/bass)
keyboards
play (v.)
15
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mean (v.)
pronounce
xwz
x]rz
jazz
soul
le jazz
le soul
My dad likes modern jazz.

She's a great soul singer.
xD]z
xDfz
x]rz
xD]rz
xf]z
xWz
xrz
x~rz
xWz
xDw]z
xDf]z
xflz
album
trouwens
(weg)gaan
koptelefoon
horen, luisteren naar
(met rust) laten
kijk!
hard, luid
nieuw
plezier
echt
willen
l'album
de toute faon
partir, s'en aller
le casque, les couteurs
entendre, couter
laisser tranquille
regarde!
fort(e)
neuf, neuve, nouveau, nouvelle
le plaisir
vraiment
vouloir
Do you have Fifty Cents new album?

Anyway, I dont like loud music.
Should I stay or go?
Listen to it on the headphones.
Can you hear that noise?
Leave me alone.
Look! It's Robbie Williams.
Turn that music down! It's too loud!
I have a new watch.
It's my pleasure.
Yeah, he's a really nice guy.
Do you want a drink?
x]=DlWz
xDlW]z
xDf]z
xflz
xfDlWz
xDfpz
xD]]z
helemaal
vreselijk
geweldig
veel
plaat
flut
afschuwelijk
pas du tout
affreux, atroce
brillant(e), exceptionnel(le)
beaucoup (de)
le disque (musique)
nul(le)
affreux (affreuse), atroce
The weather was awful.

That's a brilliant photo!
There were a lot of people at the concert last night.
He has over 1000 records.
I'm not going there, it's rubbish.
The food at the hotel was terrible.
xfl=]Dfz
xz
xfDWz
xD~f]]z
xD~f]fpz
x]Df]z
xz
x~rz
xDW]z
xflz
x]D]z
xD]]z
(niet te) vergeten

flat (gebouw)
omvatten
Ierland
Iers
mening
plan
trots
recent
uitgesproken
geslaagd
talentvol
sans oublier
l'appartement
inclure, comprendre
l'Irlande
irlandais(e), un (e) Irlandais(e)
l'opinion
le projet
fier/fire
rcent(e)
fort(e)
qui russit
talentueux/talentueuse
Not forgetting your sister, she's coming too.

This is a cool flat.
The price includes lunch.
Ireland drew with France.
A man with an Irish accent.
We have very different opinions on education.
What's her next plan?
Her parents are very proud of her.
This is John Irving's most recent book.
What's that strong smell?
He's a very successful DJ.
She's a talented musician.
xDz
xfD^Wz
xDWlWz
xfz
slagwerk
gitaar (elektrische, bas-)
keyboard
spelen
la batterie
la guitare (lectrique/basse)
les claviers
jouer
Can you play the drums?

An acoustic guitar.
My sister plays keyboards in a band.
The band plays in clubs
xWz
x]D~rz
betekenen
uitspreken
signifier
prononcer
What does that word mean?

How do you pronounce your name?
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Unit 8 Can I come too?

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afraid (be)
all right
at (+times)
call (v.)
can (permission)
cinema
come in
film (n)
Hard luck!
How long?
month
relax
rush (n.)
ticket
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a.m. (ante meridiem)
clock times
half (n.)
hour
late (adj)
midday
midnight
minute
oclock
p.m.
past (prep.)
quarter (n.)
second
to (prep)
5
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end (v.)
start (v.)
screen (n)
buy
drink (n.)
expensive
How much?
large
orange juice
packet
popcorn
regular
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x]Dfz
xlW=D~fz
x~z
xlWz
xz
xDf]]z
x=Dfz
xfz
xD^W=Dz
xD~r=Dflz
xqz
xfDz
xpz
xDf]z
bang (zijn)
goed
om (+ tijd)
noemen
mogen
bioscoop
binnenkomen
film
pech gehad!
hoe lang
maand
rustig aan doen
haast
kaartje
avoir peur
d'accord! Tout va bien!
appeler
pouvoir
le cinma
entrer
le film
pas de chance!
depuis combien de temps?
le mois
se dtendre
la hte
le billet
Im afraid you cant.

"How's the food?" -"It's all right."
It starts at 7.p.m.
You can call me Spike.
Can I come, too?
Shall we go to the cinema tonight?
Come in, the door is open.
'Star Wars' is my favourite film.
You lost, hard luck!
How long were you there?
She is ten this month.
What do you do to relax?
He's in a rush to get to work.
How much are tickets for the concert?
x?f=Dz
xDfl=D~fz
x^Wz
x~r]z
xfz
x?fDfz
xDf~fz
['mIn@t]
['klk]
["pi:'em]
[pA:st]
['kwO:t@]
[sI'knd]
[tu:]
ochtend
kloktijden
half
uur
(te) laat
12 uur 's middags
middernacht
minuut
uur
s middags / 's avonds
over
kwart(ier)
seconde
vr
a.m., du matin
l'horaire
demi(e)
l'heure
en retard
midi
minuit
la minute
heure(s)
p.m., de l'aprs-midi
aprs (pour dire l'heure)
le quart (d'heure)
la seconde
avant (pour dire l'heure)
I start work at 9:00 a.m.

They show different clock times.
Two halves make a whole.
The meeting lasted an hour.
Sorry I'm late - I overslept.
I met him at midday.
We close at midnight.
Clare's train arrives in 15 minutes.
He arrives at 10 'o clock.
I leave work at 5.30 p.m.
It's ten past nine.
It's quarter past five.
He'll be here any second now.
It's ten to nine.
xz
x^Wz
xWz
x~fz
xfz
xfDfz
xD~r=Dpz
x^Wwz
xDflfw=?wWz
xD]z
xDfllWz
xD]]z
afgelopen zijn
beginnen
zaal (eigenlijk: scherm)
kopen
iets te drinken
duur
hoe duur
groot
sinaasappelsap
doosje
popcorn
gewoon
finir, terminer
commencer
l'cran
acheter
la boisson
cher, chre
Combien?
large/grand(e)
le jus d'orange
le paquet
le pop-corn
normal(e), moyen(ne)
What time does the film end?

Suddenly Sue started to cry.
A computer with an 18-inch screen.
I buy my computer games from a shop in the high street.
Can I have a drink of water please?
We can't afford this - it's too expensive.
How much are these flowers?
A large house with 15 rooms.
A glass of orange juice.
A packet of biscuits.
We ate popcorn at the cinema.
We have regular weekly meetings.
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same (pro.)
sweets
wait (v.)
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bucket
cappuccino
coffee
coin
diet coke
English money
espresso
giant (adj.)
hamburger
hot chocolate
hot dog
ice cream
note
pence (pl.)
pound
fast food and drinks
snacks
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bike (bicycle)
borrow
magazine
toilet
watch TV (v.)
watch (v.)
adult
boring
enough
main entrance
outside (prep.)
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rollerskates
xfz
xWz
xfz
zelfde
snoep
wachten
mme
les sucreries
attendre
The same for me, please.

It's bad for your teeth to eat sweets.
Hurry up! Everyone's waiting.
xD]z
x?]DpW]rz
xDflz
xlfz
x?~f]=D]rz
xDffp=Dz
xD]rz
xDw~f]z
xDW]z
xDfl=Dpfl]z
xDfl=flz
x~f=DWz
x]rz
xz
x~rz
x?^W=DW=]=Dfz
xz
emmer
cappuccino
koffie
muntstuk
cola light
Engels geld
espresso
reuzenhamburger
warme chocolademelk
hotdog
ijs
bankbiljet
pennies
pond
fastfood en drinken
snacks
le seau
le cappuccino
le caf
la pice de monnaie
le coca light
l'argent anglais
l'expresso
gant(e), norme
le hamburger
le chocolat chaud
le hot dog
la glace
le billet (de banque)
pence
la livre (sterling)
fast food et boissons
les snacks
A bucket of water.
I want chocolate on my cappuccino.
I don't like coffee.
He put a fifty pence coin into the drinks machine.
I'll have burger and diet coke.
English money is no good here.
This espresso is very strong.
A giant TV screen.
Get me a hamburger and fries.
Ot's too thick this hot chocolate.
He works on a hot dog stand
A strawberry ice cream
Dad gave me a 50 note.
Can I borrow 50 pence for the phone?
It costs more than one million pounds.
The caf serves fast food and drinks.
They sell snacks and soft drinks.
x~fz
xDfl]rz
x?]DWz
xDlf]z
=xDflp=WDWz
xflpz
xDz
xDlWfz
xfDz
xDf=?]z
x~rD~fz
fiets
lenen
tijdschrift
toilet
televisie kijken
kijken
volwassene
saai
genoeg
hoofdingang
buiten
le vlo/la bicyclette
emprunter
le magazine
les toilettes
regarder la tlvision
regarder
l'adulte
ennuyeux/ennuyeuse
assez
l'entre principale
l'extrieur de, hors de
He fell off his bike.

Can I borrow the car tonight, dad?
I bought a magazine to read on the train.
The toilet is upstairs, on the right.
I think I'll stay in and watch TV.
Watch that boat there.
It's a drink for adults.
His job sounds so boring.
The water wasn't hot enough for a bath.
Just go in through the main entrance.
He's outside in the garden.
xD]r]fz
skates
les patins roulettes
Yesterday, she bought a new pair of rollerskates.
achter
tussen
busstation
bioscoop
hotel
in
vr
derrire
entre
la gare routire
le cinma
l'htel
dans
devant
The car behind us was driving too close.

He sat between the two women on the sofa.
She arrives at 10 at the bus station.
Shall we go to the cinema tonight?
We' are staying at the Hotel Ibis.
Put it in your bag.
The car is in front of the house.
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behind
xfD~fz
between
xfDWz
bus station
xD=?fpz
cinema
xDf]]z
hotel
x]rDz
in (a street/road)
xfz
in front of
xf=D=]z
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in the centre of
museum
near
next to
nightlife
on (a street/road)
on the corner of
opposite
railway station
sea air
theatre
tourist information office
town hall
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badminton court
club
dead (= not lively)
disco
idea
leisure centre
sports centre
swimming pool
ten-pin bowling alley
want to
water chute
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tennis court
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aspirin
furniture
stamp
places in town
bank
boutique
caf
car park
chemists
department store
newsagents
newspaper
park (v)
post office
supermarket
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one (indef. pron.)
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xf=a]=D]=]z
xWD]z
xf]z
xD=]z
xD~f~fz
xflz
xfl=a]=DlW]=]z
xDfl]]z
xDff=?fpz
xDW=]z
xDqf]]z
xDr]f=Dflfzz
x~r=DlWz
in het centrum van

museum
in de buurt van
naast
nachtleven
in, aan, op
op de hoek van
tegenover
treinstation
zeelucht
schouwburg
VVV-kantoor
stadhuis
dans le centre de
le muse
prs de
ct de
la vie nocturne
sur
l'angle de
en face de, l'oppos de
la gare
l'air marin
le thtre
l'office de tourisme
la mairie
The castle is in the centre of the city

The Museum of Modern Art.
They live near Osaka.
There was a little girl sitting next to him.
The big attraction in Berlin is the nightlife.
She sat on the bed.
The shop is on the corner of this street.
I thought the music would relax me, but it had the opposite effect.
I'll meet you outside the main railway station.
This sea air is healthier that that in London.
Shall we go to the theatre this evening?
Get a map from the tourist information office.
They went to the town hall to register the baby's birth.
xDf]=lWz
xz
xz
xDf]rz
x~fDf]z
xDw]=?]z
xDlW=?]z
xDff=Wz
xDf=D]rf=?z
xfl=]z
xDlW]=DpWz
badmintonveld
club
niets te beleven
disco
idee
recreatiecentrum
sportcentrum
zwembad
kegelbaan
willen
waterglijbaan
le court de badminton
le club
mort(e)
la discothque/la bote
l'ide
le centre de loisirs
le centre sportif
la piscine
la piste de bowling
vouloir
la chute d'eau
Don't play football on the badminton court.

The club is open until late.
This club is pretty dead.
Are you going to the school disco?
What a good idea!
He's down at the leisure centre.
There's a huge gym at the sports centre.
The water is freezing in this swimming pool.
We're going to the ten-pin bowling alley for his birthday.
I want to dance.
We flew down the water chute.
xDf=?lWz
tennisbaan
le court de tennis
The players came out on to the tennis court.
xD]z
xDWfp]z
xz
l'aspirine
les meubles
le timbre
les endroits en ville
la banque
la boutique
le caf
le parking
la pharmacie
le grand magasin
le marchand de journaux
le journal
stationner, se garer
le bureau de poste
le supermarch
I took an aspirin and went to bed.

All our furniture is old.
A first-class stamp.
xz
xWDWz
xDfz
xD^W=^Wz
xDfz
xfD^W]=?lWz
xDW?fw]z
xDW?f]z
x^Wz
xD]r=?flfz
xDW]?^W]z
aspirientje
meubilair
postzegel
plaatsen in de stad
bank
boetiek
eethuis
parkeerterrein
drogist
warenhuis
kiosk
krant
parkeren
postkantoor
supermarkt
I think I'll put the money in the bank.

It's an expensive boutique.
Let's have breakfast at the caf.
I parked in the underground car park.
She's at the chemist's to buy some aspirin.
They are building a new department store.
He bought a magazine at the newsagent's.
I saw his picture in the newspaper.
We couldn't find anywhere to park.
He has an account at the post office.
The car park is right behind the supermarket.
xz
een
un, une
They have one child.
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there is/ there are

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bookshop
clothes shop
shop
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go to a (pizza) restaurant
go to a (pop) concert
go to see friends
go to the cinema/a disco
have a party/a barbecue
x?a]DfL?a]D=^Wz
er is/er zijn
il y a
There is a nice picture of you here.
xDrpflz
xD]ra=pflz
xpflz
boekwinkel
kledingzaak
winkel
la librairie
le magasin de vtements
le magasin/la boutique
There is a new bookshop on the high street.

She works in a clothes shop on Saturdays.
We went to nearly every shop.
xD]r=r=]=DW]=D]flz
xD]r=r=]=Dfl=?fl]z
xD]r=]=W=Dz
xD]r=]=a]=Df]]LDf]rz
x=]=D^Wz
naar een (pizza)restaurant gaan

naar een (pop)concert gaan
naar vrienden/vriendinnen gaan
naar de bioscoop/disco gaan
een feestje/barbecue geven
Can we go to a restaurant for your birthday?

He's at a pop concert with some friends.
At the weekend my parents usually go to see friends.
We sometines go to the cinema during the week.
After the concert we had a party.
leisure activities
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instead
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art gallery
xDw]=DffWz
dingen om te doen in je vrije tijd
aller au restaurant/aller une pizzeria

aller un concert pop
aller voir des amis
aller au cinma/aller en bote
aller une soire/fte,
aller un barbecue
les activits de loisir
xfDz
in plaats daarvan
au lieu de
Use yogurt instead of cream.
xD^W=?]z
galerie
la galerie d'art
There's exhibition of Scottish painters on at the art gallery.
ambitie
intelligent
stripverhaal
gevaarlijk
anders
droom
hobby
leren
zorgen voor
vak
les geven
Thailand
gedachte
website
bezorgd
jonger
l'ambition
intelligent(e)
la bande-dessine/la BD(bd)
dangereux/dangereuse
diffrent(e)
le rve
le loisir
apprendre
s'occuper de
la matire, le sujet
enseigner
la Thalande
la pense
le site web
proccup(e), inquiet/inquite
plus jeune
Her ambition is to climb Mount Everest.

Paul is good-looking, clever, and charming.
He reads sci-fi comics.
It's dangerous to walk alone at night around here.
Our sons are very different from each other.
I had a dream about you last night.
My hobbies are gardening and reading.
What's the best way to learn a language?
He looks after his grandmother.
My favourite subject is English.
She teaches history.
Her family originally came from Thailand.
I've just had a thought. I'll ask Terry to come.
You can read about it on their web-site.
You look worried.
He's much younger than that.
ceremonie
dubbeldekker
hek
park
fantastisch
la crmonie
le bus (l'autobus) impriale
les grilles
le parc, le jardin public
superbe, magnifique
A wedding ceremony.
The best way to see London is from a double-decker bus.
The house has big, iron gates.
Let's go for a walk in the park.
A superb four-course meal.
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ambition
xDfp]z
clever
xD]z
comic
xDflfz
dangerous
xDfw]]z
different
xDf]]z
dream (n)
xz
hobby
xDflz
learn
xWz
look after
xr=^W]z=
subject
x]Dwz
teach
xWpz
Thailand
xD~fz
thought
xqlWz
web-site
xD~fz
worried
xDz
younger
xD]z
Culture Flash 2 - Postcards from London
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ceremony
xD]]z
double-decker bus (n)
x= =z
gates
xfz
park (n)
x^Wz
superb
xWDWz
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The leaflet expalins all the leisure activities.

view (n)
xWz
wheel
xWz
Project 2 - Snapshot of my town
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collect
xDflfz
downtown (U.S.A.)
x?~rD~rz
neighbourhood
xfrz
plenty
xDz
shopping mall (U.S.A.)
xDpflf=lWz
stadium
xDf]z
there's plenty to do
xDz
Unit 11 I often go to a movie

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by (+ transport)
x~fz
do homework
xW=D]rWz
early
xDWz
evening
xDWfz
finish (school)
xDffpz
free
xWz
get up
x=Dz
go (straight) home
x]r=f=]rz
go to school
x]r=]=DWz
help
xz
late
xfz
leave home
xW=D]rz
life
x~fz
match (= game)
xpz
movie (go to)
xDWz
never
xD]z
often
xDfl]z
old
x]rz
restaurant
xD]flz
sleep (late)
xWz
start (school)
x^Wz
stay (late at school)
xfz
then
xaz
usually
xDWw]z
walk
xlWz
weekday
xDWfz
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after that
x^W]=Daz
breakfast
xD]z
clean (your teeth)
xWz
daily activities
xDff=DffWz
dinner
xDf]z
uitzicht
wiel
la vue
la roue (la grande-roue)
What a view from the balcony!

The London-Eye is a huge wheel.
verzamelen
binnenstad
wijk
een heleboel
winkelcentrum
stadion
er is een heleboel te doen
collectionner
le centre-ville
le voisinage
beaucoup (de)
le centre commercial
le stade
il y a beaucoup faire
He collects rare albums.

Do you want to go downtown?
It's a quiet neighbourhood.
We have plenty of time to get to the airport.
It's the world's biggest shopping mall.
A football stadium
At summer camp there is always plenty to do.
met, per (+ vervoermiddel)

huiswerk maken
vroeg
avond
afgelopen zijn (school)
vrij
opstaan
(meteen) naar huis gaan
naar school gaan
helpen
(te) laat
van huis weggaan
leven
wedstrijd
film
nooit
vaak
oud
restaurant
(uit)slapen
beginnen (school)
blijven (op school)
toen
meestal
lopen
weekdag
en (+ moyen de locomotion)
faire ses devoirs
tt
le soir
finir l'cole
libre
se lever
rentrer (directement) la maison
aller l'cole
aider
tard, en retard
partir de la maison
la vie
le match
aller au cinma
jamais
souvent
vieux/vieille, ancien/ancienne
le restaurant
dormir tard
commencer l'cole
rester tard l'cole
puis
gnralement, d'habitude
marcher, aller pied
le jour de la semaine
We went there by boat.

I can't come out, I have to do my homework.
He always gets up early.
We usually eat at around 7 in the evening .
Have you finished your homework?
I'm free at 6.pm, then we can talk.
I get up at around 7.30 a.m.
My mum said to come straight home.
We don't go to schol on Saturdays.
How can I help?
Sorry I'm late!
I leave home at 7.15
This is the happiest day of my life.
Did you watch the match between Kenya and Ireland?
Do you want to see a movie tonight?
He never saw her again.
I often work at the weekend.
He lives in the old part .
A very good Chinese restaurant.
He sleeps late on Sundays.
We start school at 8.15.
He came to see me and stayed all day.
Then I saw a huge cloud of smoke.
We usually go out for dinner on Saturday.
I usually walk to college.
I work on weekdays.
daarna
ontbijt
poetsen (tanden)
dagelijkse dingen
avondeten
aprs a
le petit djeuner
se brosser (les dents)
les activits quotidiennes
le dner
After that, we went home.

I usually have breakfast at 7.30.
She cleans her teeth every day.
The manager told us about the daily activities.
What's for dinner?
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xWz
xD=]rz
xD=]z
x?=]=Dz
x=]=Dp~r]z
xpz
xfz
xWz
xD~fz
xf=Dz
eerst
thuiskomen (van school)
komen bij
naar bed gaan
douchen
lunch
klaarmaken (een sandwich)
ontmoeten
soms
wakker worden
le premier, la premire, en premier

rentrer la maison
arriver
aller au lit
prendre une douche
le djeuner
faire/se prparer (un sandwich)
rencontrer (ses amis)
quelquefois, parfois
se rveiller
The first time I saw her, I knew I liked her.

I get home from school at 4 o'clock
How do you get to the park from here?
I'm tired,I need to go to bed.
I think I'll have a shower.
We had lunch before we left.
Can you make a sandwich for lunch?
I'll meet you at 8 o'clock.
Sometimes I don't get home until 9:00 at night.
She wakes up very easily.
x=]=D]z
xDf]]z
xD~f]z
xDfz
x?^W=]=Dfz
x?WDWz
xfz
brood met boter

ontbijtgranen, cornflakes
fietsen
dagelijkse dingen
glas melk
gang van zaken
trein
le pain beurr
les crales
faire du vlo
tous les jours, quotidiennement
le verre de lait
la routine
le train
A slice of bread and butter.

A bowl of cereal.
She cycled to my house.
She follows a daily routine.
No coke, just a glass of milk please.
Making the beds was part of her usual routine.
What time's the next train to Birmingham?
x^WDWz
x=Dz
xDf]Wz
xDfz
xfl=?]LDfl?]=z
xfD]z
xfDW]z
x~fz
xp]rz
xfp=flz
xDW]z
strip
opstaan
interviewen
make-up
in de lucht / uit de lucht
presentator/presentatrice
repetitie
opstaan
uitzending
aanzetten
kijker
le dessin anim
se lever
interviewer
le maquillage
tre l'antenne/hors antenne
animateur/prsentateur
la rptition
se lever
le spectacle/l'mission (de tlvision)
allumer la tl(vision)
le (tl)spectateur/la (tl)spectatrice
He draws cartoon characters such as Donald Duck.

I get up early every day.
I've got a job interview this afternoon.
I don't wear much make-up.
The programme went on air 10 minutes ago.
the presenter of BBC 2's Newsnight
Please don't be late for the rehearsal.
"Rise, Sir Lancelot", said the King.
The show starts at 7:30 pm.
Switch on the TV, I want to see the news.
The series is watched by millions of viewers.
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sea front
xDW=z
no wonder!
x]r=D]z
strand(boulevard)
geen wonder!
le front de mer, la digue

ce n'est pas tonnant!
There's a great bistro on the sea front.

No wonder you're tired.
Unit 12 Can you swim?

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anything
athletics
ball
boat
can (ability)
do (+ sports activities)
football
iets
atletiek
bal
boot
kunnen
doen aan (+ sport)
voetbal
quelque chose, n'importe quoi

l'athltisme
le ballon/la balle
le bateau
savoir
faire, pratiquer (sport)
le football
Take anything you want.

We play hockey in winter and do athletics in summer.
She threw a tennis ball at me.
You can only get to the island by boat.
You can swim, can't you?
I do weight training every day.
The children are playing football.
first (adv.)
get home (from school)
get to
go to bed
have a shower
lunch
make (a sandwich)
meet (friends)
sometimes
wake up
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bread and butter
cereal
cycle (v.)
daily
glass of milk
routine (n)
train
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cartoon
get up
interview (v)
make-up
on air / off air
presenter (TV)
rehearsal
rise (v)
show (n)
switch on
viewer
xDqfz
xqDfz
xlWz
x]rz
xz
x]rz
xDrlWz
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how often?
in summer
lazy
life-jacket
not (...) anything
once
other (adj.)
play (+ sports)
shape
swim
tennis
times (three times) ]
true
twice
winter
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every
weekend
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sports and activities
baseball
basketball
canoeing
climb - climbing
cycle - cycling
dance - dancing
dive - diving
gymnastics
horse riding
rollerblading
rollerskating
rugby
run - running
sail - sailing
skate - skating
skateboarding
swim - swimming
volleyball
walk - walking
water ski - water skiing
windsurf - windsurfing
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scuba-dive; scuba-diving
x~r=Dfl]z
xf=D]z
xDfz
x~f=Dwfz
xDfl=KKK=Dfqfkz
xz
xDa]z
xfz
xpfz
xfz
xD]z
x~fz
xWz
x~fz
xDf]z
hoe vaak?
combien de fois?, quel rythme?
in de zomer
en t
lui
paresseux/paresseuse
reddingsvest
le gilet de sauvetage
niets
rien
eenmaal
une fois
ander
autre
beoefenen (play football: voetballen)jouer au (+ sport)
vorm
la forme
zwemmen
nager
tennis
le tennis
keer (drie keer)
fois (trois fois)
waar
vrai
twee keer
deux fois
winter
l'hiver
How often do you train?

In summer we always go to the sea.
Don't be so lazy - come and help me clean up.
Luckily he had a life-jacket so he's safe.
She doesn't do anything.
We only met once.
Anna has a job, but the other girls are still at school.
Kids were playing outside in the street.
A card in the shape of a heart
Can Lucy swim?
Let's have a game of tennis.
He plays squash three times a week.
Is it true that you're moving to Denver?
I've seen that movie twice already.
It often snows in winter.
xDz
x?WD=DWz
elk
weekend
chaque
le week-end
Every student will take the test.

What are you doing this weekend?
xDflWz
xD^W]lWz
x]DWfz
xD~f==D~ffz
xD~fI=D~ffz
x^WI=D^Wfz
~fI=D~ffz
xwfDfz
xDlW=~ffz
xD]r]?ffz
xD]r]?ffz
xDz
xI=Dfz
xfI=Dffz
xfI=Dffz
xflWfz
xfI=Dffz
xDfllWz
xlWI=DlWfz
xDlW]=WI=DlW]=?Wfz
xDf=DWfz
honkbal
basketbal
kanon
klimmen
fietsen
dansen
duiken
turnen
paardrijden
skeeleren
skaten
rugby
hardlopen
zeilen
schaatsen
skateboarden
zwemmen
volleybal
wandelen
waterskin
windsurfen
le base-ball
le basket
le cano
faire de l'escalade - l'escalade
faire du cyclisme - le cyclisme
danser - la danse
plonger - la plonge
la gymnastique
l'quitation
patinage acrobatique, rollerblading
patinage roulettes
le rugby
courir - la course
faire de la voile - la voile
patiner - le patinage
faire du skate-board
nager - la natation
le volley
marcher - la marche
faire du ski nautique - le ski nautique
faire de la planche voile - la planche
Who's your favourite baseball player?

I'm not very good at basketball.
They're on a canoeing holiday in the Highlands.
Climbing is a dangerous sport.
Cycling helps him unwind.
Dancing is good exercise.
He won a gold medal in the diving competition.
A gymnastics display.
Claire went horse riding with her sister.
We went rollerblading in the park.
I'm no good at rollerskating.
He injured his leg playing rugby.
He won a cross-country running competition.
She's sailing off the Cornwall coast.
We went skating at the ice-rink.
Skateboarding is very popular at my school.
She passed her swimming certificate.
Have you been picked for the volleyball team?
Every year they go walking in the hills.
He teaches water skiing.
It's not a good spot for windsurfing - there's no wind!
A two week scuba diving course in the Red Sea
ski - skiing
9
xWI=DWfz
faire de la plonge sous-marine - la

plonge sous-marine
le ski - faire du ski
xDW]=?~fzI=xDW]=?~ffdiepzeeduiken
skin
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He's skiing in the French Alps.
Photocopiable

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hate (+ing form)
like (+ing form)
love (+ing form)
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the months of the year
month
year
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
the four seasons
season
autumn
spring
winter
summer
ordinal numbers
first
second
third
fourth
fifth
sixth
seventh
eighth
ninth
tenth
eleventh
twelfth
thirteenth
fourteenth
fifteenth
sixteenth
seventeenth
eighteenth
nineteenth
twentieth
Photocopiable
xfz
x~fz
xz
een hekel hebben aan

leuk vinden
dol zijn op
dtester (+ infinitif)
aimer (+ infinitif)
aimer beaucoup, adorer (+ infinitif)
I hate running.
He likes cycling.
I love skiing.
xqz
xf]z
xDw]z
xD]z
x^Wpz
xDf]z
xfz
xwWz
xwrD~fz
xlWDz
xD]z
xflD]r]z
x]rD]z
xfD]z
maand
jaar
januari
februari
maart
april
mei
juni
juli
augustus
september
oktober
november
december
le mois
l'an, l'anne
janvier
fvrier
mars
avril
mai
juin
juillet
aot
septembre
octobre
novembre
dcembre
She'll be ten this month.

I've been teaching for six years.
I haven't heard from him since last January.
We went on holiday at the end of February.
She started work here last March.
I'm going to Cuba next April.
I haven't heard from her since last May.
He left last June.
She came over to England last July.
I was there last August.
He starts college next September.
We moved in last October.
We met last November.
Last December they visited Prague.
xDW]z
xDlW]z
xz
xDf]z
xD]z
seizoen
herfst
lente
winter
zomer
la saison
l'automne
le printemps
l'hiver
l't
Autumn is my favourite season.

Autumn leaves are falling.
I love Paris in the spring.
It often snows in winter.
Are you going away this summer?
xWz
xfDflz
xqWz
xlWqz
xfqz
xfqz
xD]qz
xfqz
x~fqz
xqz
xfD]qz
xqz
xDqWWqz
xDlWWqz
xDfWqz
x?fDWqz
xDWqz
xDfWqz
xD~fWqz
xDz
eerste
tweede
derde
vierde
vijfde
zesde
zevende
achtste
negende
tiende
elfde
twaalfde
dertiende
veertiende
vijftiende
zestiende
zeventiende
achttiende
negentiende
twintigste
premier
deuxime
troisime
quatrime
cinquime
sixime
septime
huitime
neuvime
dixime
onzime
douzime
treizime
quatorzime
quinzime
seizime
dix-septime
dix-huitime
dix-neuvime
vingtime
The first name on the list.

Joanna's in her second year at university.
Josh came third in the race.
This is the fourth time I've asked you.
Her fifth birthday.
His sixth wife.
She's in seventh Heaven.
A painting of Henry the eighth.
On her ninth birthday.
Her tenth grandchild
Her eleventh anniversary.
It's a play called "Twelfth Night"
His thirteenth birthday party.
In the fourteenth century.
He's the fifteenth Earl.
Sixteenth century musical instruments
Her seventeenth attempt.
He got a car on his eighteenth birthday.
He scored in the nineteenth minute.
The most important invention+E1512 of the twentieth century.
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twenty-first
thirtieth
fortieth
fiftieth
sixtieth
seventieth
eightieth
ninetieth
hundredth
hundred and first
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birthday
on (January 3rd)
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competition
cost (v.)
drive
handball
it's cool
jet ski
lake
lazy
mountain
race (n.)
race (v.)
snow
snowboard
snowboarding
sponsor
trainer
trick
Photocopiable
xfDWz
xDqWf]qz
xDlWf]qz
xDff]qz
xDff]qz
xDf]qz
xDff]qz
xD~ff]qz
xD]qz
x]=]=DWz
eenentwintigste
dertigste
veertigste
vijftigste
zestigste
zeventigste
tachtigste
negentigste
honderdste
honderdeerste
vingt-et-unime
trentime
quarantime
cinquantime
soixantime
septentime/soixante-dixime
quatre-vingtime
nonantime/quatre-vingt-dixime
centime
cent unime
He left on the twenty first.

I am paid on the thirtieth of each month.
There's a party for his fortieth birthday.
This is her fiftieth wedding anniversary.
He was injured in the sixtieth minute.
She retired on her seventieth birthday
His eightieth birthday was his last.
They scored in the ninetieth minute.
On her her hundredth birthday she received a telegram from the Queen.
This is the hundred and first order we have received this week.
xDWqfz
xflz
verjaardag
op (3 januari)
l'anniversaire
le (3 janvier)
When's your birthday?

It's on the 5th of March.
x?fl]Dfp]z
xflz
x~fz
xDlWz
xf=Wz
=
xfz
xDfz
xD~r]z
xfz
xfz
x]rz
xD~rlWz
xD]rlWfz
xDfl]z
xDf]z
xfz
competitie
kosten
rit
handbal
het is cool
waterscooter
het meer
lui
berg
race, wedstrijd
wedstrijd houden met
sneeuw
snowboard
snowboarden
sponsor
trainer
kunstje
la comptition
coter
le voyage
le handball
c'est cool
le jet ski
le lac
paresseux/paresseuse
la montagne
la course
courir
la neige
le snow-board
faire du snow-board
le sponsor, le parrain
l'entraneur
le truc, l'astuce
What's the competition like?

It costs a lot to eat out.
It's a 3 hour drive.
She plays in the handball team.
I like that music, it's cool.
I've never tried to jet ski.
Lake Michigan is as big as a sea.
She's the laziest girl in the class.
She is the first woman to climb this mountain.
Coulthard won the race easily.
She raced against some of the world's top athletes.
Snow was falling heavily.
He broke his snowboard in the accident.
A group of skiers and snowboarders
A competition sponsored by British Airways.
A racehorse trainer.
He used all his tricks to win.
bed
lezen
schrijven
boven
le lit
lire
crire
en haut
It's time to go to bed.

Can Billy read yet?
We teach children to read and write.
The kids went upstairs to bed.
douche
la douche
Are you in the shower?
telefoneren
computeren
parler au tlphone
utiliser l'ordinateur
He talks on the phone to her for hours.

My grandmother is old but she can use a computer.
Unit 13 Whats Michael doing?

1
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bed
xz
read
xWz
write
x~fz
upstairs
x?D]z
2
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shower
xDp~r]z
3
Page 77
talk (on the phone)
xlWz
use (the computer)
xWz
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5
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share (v.)
xp]z
sit
xfz
6
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dull (boring)
xz
homesick
xD]r?fz
unfortunately
xDlWp]]z
7
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rooms and parts of the house
bathroom
xD^Wqrz
bedroom
xDrz
dining room
xD~ff=?Wz
first floor
xDW=DlWz
garage
xDfwz
ground floor
xD~r=DlWz
kitchen
xDfp]z
second floor
xD=DlWz
sitting room
xDff=?Wz
couch
x~rpz
stairs
x]z
study
xDz
toilet
xDlf]z
under (prep.)
xD]z
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argue
xD^WWz
by (prep.)
x~fz
downstairs
x?~rD]z
forget
x]Dz
free (ticket)
xWz
mess
xz
miss (v.)
xfz
shout (v.)
xp~rz
tidy (v.)
xD~fz
try (v.)
x~fz
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give (orders)
xfz
laugh (v.)
x^Wz
move (v.)
xWz
smile (v.)
x~fz
stand up
xD=Dz
what's the matter?
xDfl=a]=D]z
Photocopiable
delen
zitten
partager
s'asseoir
I shared a room with her when I was at college.

We can all sit on the floor.
saai
heimwee
helaas
ennuyeux
le mal du pays
malheureusement
A pretty dull party.

Children often feel homesick when they arrive at summer camp.
Unfortunately, we had to go home early.
vertrekken in het huis

badkamer
slaapkamer
eetkamer
eerste verdieping
garage
begane grond
keuken
tweede verdieping
zitkamer
bank
trap
studeerkamer
toilet
onder
les pices de la maison

la salle de bains
la chambre ( coucher)
la salle manger
le premier tage
le garage
le rez-de-chausse
la cuisine
le deuxime tage
le salon
le canap
l'escalier
le bureau
les toilettes
sous
A house with two bathrooms.

John's in his bedroom.
We had Christmas dinner in the dining room.
A flat on the first floor
I'll put the car in the garage.
The men's clothing department is on the ground floor.
She's in the kitchen making the dinner.
The flat is on the second floor.
He put the fish tank in the sitting room.
He sat down on the couch.
Take the stairs to the first floor.
He keeps the documents in his study.
I need to use the toilet before we leave.
Wendy hid the box under her bed.
tegenspreken
vr
naar beneden
vergeten
gratis
rotzooi
missen
schreeuwen
opruimen
proberen
se disputer
pas plus tard que, avant
en bas
oublier
gratuit (un billet gratuit)
le dsordre
manquer
crier, hurler
ranger, mettre en ordre
essayer
Don't argue with me!

Be back by 11.00p.m!
Go downstairs and answer the door.
I'll never forget the day I started school.
We got a free ticket for the concert.
The house was a complete mess.
Don't miss the last bus!
There's no need to shout.
Tidy up your room!
I'm trying to find my keys.
geven (opdrachten)
lachen
bewegen
glimlachen
opstaan
wat is er aan de hand?
donner des ordres

rire
bouger
sourire
se lever, se mettre debout
qu'est-ce qu'il y a? qu'y a-t-il?
He always gives me orders, it's like the army here.

She laughed at his joke.
Move away from the door!
Come on - smile for the camera!
Stand up and raise your arms.
What's the matter? - I feel ill.
Dialogue - In the Garden

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garden
hall
xD^Wz
xlWz
Unit 14 What are you going to wear?

1
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clothes
x]raz
belt
xz
boots (pl.)
xWz
dress
xz
earrings
xDf]fz
fashion
xDp]z
jacket
xDw]z
jeans
xwWz
leggings
xDfz
miniskirt
xDfWz
shirt
xpWz
shoes
xDpWz
socks
xflz
sweater
xD]z
sweatshirt
xDpWz
T-shirt
xDW=pWz
tie
x~fz
tights
x~fz
top
xflz
tracksuit
xDWz
trainers
xDf]z
trousers
xD~r]z
wear
x]z
colours
beige
xfwz
gold
x]rz
green
xWz
orange
xDfl]wz
pink
xfz
purple
xDW]z
silver
xDf]z
yellow
xD]rz
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baggy
xDz
bright
x~fz
crease
xWz
high heels
x~f=Wz
long-sleeved
xfl=DWz
old-fashioned
x?]rDp]z
second hand
xD]=z
smart
x^Wz
tuin
gang
le jardin
l'entre
kleding
riem
laarzen
jurk
oorbellen
mode
jack
spijkerbroek
legging
minirok
overhemd
schoenen
sokken
trui
sweatshirt
T-shirt
stropdas
panty
topje
trainingspak
sportschoenen
broek
dragen
beige
goud
groen
oranje
roze
paars
zilver
geel
les vtements
la ceinture
les bottes
la robe
les boucles d'oreilles
la mode
la veste
le jean
le caleon
la minijupe
la chemise
les chaussures
les chaussettes
le pull-over, le pull
le sweat-shirt
le t-shirt
la cravate
les collants
un haut
le jogging, le survtement
les baskets
le pantalon
porter
les couleurs
beige
l'or (dor - adj.)
vert(e)
orange
rose
violet, pourpre
l'argent (argent -adj.)
jaune
vormeloos
fel
kreukel
hoge hakken
met lange mouwen
ouderwets
tweedehands
chic
large
vif, vive, clatant(e)
le pli
talons aiguilles/talons hauts
() manches longues
classique
deuxime main
chic
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Our house has a small garden.

The bathroom is down the hall on the right.
A black leather belt.

She wore high-heeled boots.
She has a lovely summer dress.
You're not allowed to wear earrings to school.
There was a fashion for long hair.
He was wearing jeans and a leather jacket.
A new pair of jeans.
She wore a pair of red leggings.
Miniskirts have come back to fashion.
I have to wear a shirt and tie to work.
We specialize in shoes, but we also sell handbags.
These socks are too thick for my shoes.
It's too warm to wear a sweater.
He was dressed casually, in a sweatshirt and jeans.
She was wearing jeans and a T-shirt.
He wears suit and tie to work.
A pair of black tights.
Write your name at the top of the page.
He changed into a tracksuit.
That's a cool pair of trainers.
These trousers are too big.
I decided to wear my blue dress.
A beige carpet.
His watch was solid gold.
A green sweater.
An orange shirt.
A bright pink dress.
They were both dressed in purple.
A silver ring.
Yellow is my favourite colour.
She wore a baggy T-shirt.

The bright flames of the candles.
She smoothed the creases from her skirt.
We can't wear high heels to school.
It's too hot for a long-sleeved shirt.
Her clothes are a bit old-fashioned.
We got most of our furniture second hand.
Jill's a smart kid.
Photocopiable

spend
tight
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concert
police
sing
single (= record) (n.)
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(not) care (v)
alien
bright
cheap
clown
dress (v)
face
freak out
lip
lipstick
neck
notice (v)
outer-space
pierce
purse
shock (v)
tanning salon
15
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angry
hurt
silly
ugly
xz
x~fz
uitgeven
strak
dpenser
troit(e)
I spent all my money.

His suit is too tight.
xDfl]z
x]DWz
xf=z
xDf]z
concert
politie
zingen
single (cd-single)
le concert
la police
chanter
le single
We went to a concert last night.

The police are looking for him.
Sophie sings in a choir.
It's a hit single.
xDfl=]z
xDf]z
x~fz
xpWz
x~rz
xz
xfz
xW=~rz
xfz
xDf?fz
xz
xD]r]z
x~r==fz=
xf]z
xWz
xpflz
xf=Dflz
ergens (niet) om geven

buitenaards wezen
fel
goedkoop
clown
je kleden
gezicht
uit je dak gaan
lip
lippenstift
hals
opmerken
buitenaards
piercen
tasje
shockeren
zonnebank
(ne pas) se soucier de

l'extra-terrestre
vif, vive, clatant(e)
bon march
le clown
s'habiller
le visage
se dchaner
la lvre
le rouge lvres
le cou
remarquer
l'espace
percer
le porte-monnaie
choquer
le banc solaire
I don't care what he thinks.

The aliens came from Mars.
She wears bright colours.
The jacket was quite cheap.
He's a clown in the circus.
She always dresses well.
You have a beautiful face.
It's a great club to freak out in!
Her lip is pierced.
She put on some red lipstick.
She wore a gold chain around her neck.
We like people to notice us.
The meteorite came from outer-space.
She pierced her nose.
I had very little money in my purse.
They like to shock.
She spends hours in the tanning salon.
xDz
xWz
xDfz
xDz
boos
last bezorgen
stom
lelijk
en colre
faire du mal
stupide, bte
laid, laide
I am very angry with you.

Let go, you're hurting me!
What a silly question!
Ugly modern buildings.
(auto)racen
emotioneel
behalve dat
formule 1
frisse lucht
legende
verliezen
geduldig
record
rivaal
kampioen
la course (de voitures)

motionnel(le)
sauf
la Formule 1
l'air frais
la lgende
perdre
patient, patiente
le record
l'adversaire
un (e) champion(ne)
The motor racing Grand Prix is at Monte Carlo.

It was a very emotional reunion.
We're open every day except Monday.
He's a Formula One driver.
He went out for some fresh air.
The legend of King Arthur.
Don't lose your wallet!
He is very patient.
He holds the world record.
The two sisters have always been rivals.
He is a great sports champion.
Unit 15 Wide angle Racing Rivals

1-5
Pages 88 and 89
(motor) racing
xD]r]=?ffz
emotional
xfD]rp]]z
except
xfDz
Formula One
xlW]=z
fresh air
xDp=D]z
legend
xDw]z
lose
xWz
patient
xDfp]z
record (n)
xfDlWz
rival
xD~f]z
sports champion
xDlW=Dp]z
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Photocopiable

wild
x~fz
win (n.)
xfz
Culture Flash 3 - Free Time in the UK
Page 90
clubbing
xDfz
surf (v) (internet)
xWz
texting (SMS)
xfz
window-shopping
xDf]r=Dpflfz
Project 3 - Snapshot of my lifestyle
Page 91
hang out (v)
lifestyle
xD~f~fz
takeaway (pizza)
xDf]fz
Unit 16 Were you with Spike?

1
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drink (n.)
xfz
glass of ...
x?^W=]z
guitarist
xfD^W]z
ice
x~fz
last night
xD^W=D~fz
lemon
xD]z
mineral water
xDf]]=?lW]z
2
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lemonade
x?]Dfz
4
Page 93
cup (of)
xz
iced tea
xD~f=DWz
milk
xfz
milkshake
xDfpfz
sparkling orange
xD^Wfk=Dflfwz
5
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cream
xWz
sugar
xDpr]z
7
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artist
xD^W]z
ballerina
x?]DW]z
blues singer
xDW=Df]z
comedian
x]DW]z
leader
xDW]z
poet
xD]r]z
queen
xWz
scientist
xD~f]]z
wild
overwinning
sauvage
la victoire
A field of wild horses.

She had 9 consecutive wins.
stappen
internetten
sms'en
etalages kijken
aller en bote/en discothque

surfer sur Internet
envoyer des SMS
faire du lche-vitrines
She goes clubbing most weekends.

He spend hours surfing the internet.
It's quicker and faster by texting.
We didn't buy anything, just window-shopping.
rondhangen
levenswijze
afhaalrestaurant
traner
le style de vie
(pizza) emporter
He hangs out in town.

Regular exercise is part of a healthy lifestyle.
An Indian takeaway.
iets drinken
glas
gitarist
ijs
gisteravond
citroen
mineraalwater
la boisson
un verre de...
le (la) guitariste
la glace, le glaon
hier soir
le citron
l'eau minrale
Can I have a drink of water please?
A slice of lemon.
A glass of mineral water.
citroenpriklimonade
la limonade
A glass of lemonade.
kop
ijsthee
melk
milkshake
sinas
une tasse de
le th glac
le lait
le milk-shake
la boisson gazeuse l'orange
A cup and saucer.

He prefers iced tea to hot tea.
A glass of milk.
A milkshake and a hamburger please.
Can I have a glass of sparkling orange?
room
suiker
la crme
le sucre
Coffee with cream.

Do you take sugar in your tea?
kunstschilder
ballerina
blueszanger(es)
komiek, comdienne
leider
dichter(es)
koningin
wetenschapper
l'artiste
la danseuse
le chanteur de blues
le comdien (comdienne), le (la) comique
le leader
le pote/la potesse
la reine
le (la) scientifique
An exhibition of paintings by local artists.

She is a ballerina dancer.
A song by a well-known blues singer.
He started as a stand-up comedian.
There is a meeting of world leaders.
Keats is my favourite poet.
Queen Elizabeth II has ruled for many years.
The scientist won a Nobel Prize.
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The legendary blues guitarist, BB King.

Do you want some ice in your drink?
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writer
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last weekend
the day before yesterday
this morning
yesterday afternoon
yesterday evening
yesterday morning
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accent
acting
actor
career
charm
chef
handsome
journalist
need (v)
nervous
secret
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bag of chips
van
xD~f]z
schrijver
l'crivain, l'crivaine
He is a writer of thrillers.
xD^W=WDz
xa]=Df=fDlW=D]fz
xaf=DlWfz
xD]f=^W]DWz
xD]f=DWfz
xD]f=DlWfz
afgelopen weekend
eergisteren
vanochtend
gistermiddag
gisteravond
gisterochtend
le week-end dernier
avant-hier
ce matin
hier aprs-midi
hier soir
hier matin
Last weekedn we went to Amsterdam.

He arrived the day before yesterday.
The letter arrived this morning.
The football match was yeterday afternoon.
We went to the theatre yesterday afternoon.
The cat disappeared yesterday morning.
x]Dz
xDfz
xD]z
x]Df]z
xp^Wz
xpz
xD]z
xDwW]]z
xWz
xDW]z
xDW]z
accent
acteren
acteur
carrire
charme
kok
knap
journalist
nodig hebben
zenuwachtig
geheim
l'accent
jouer (au thtre)
l'acteur
la carrire
le charme
le chef, le cuisinier
beau (pour un homme)
le/la journaliste
avoir besoin de
anxieux, anxieuse
le secret
She speaks English with a strong French accent.

He's brilliant at acting.
She has starred with many leading actors.
A teaching career.
Lee's boyish charm.
Ramsey is a master chef.
A tall handsome young officer.
A well-known journalist and broadcaster.
These plants need plenty of light and water.
Sam's very nervous about his driving test.
We held a secret meeting after school.
x=]=pfz
xz
portie patat
bestelauto
une portion de frites

la camionnette
He only wants a bag of chips, no fish.

The brought the flowers in a delivery van.
langs
toch
deden (verleden tijd van 'doen')
le long de
de toute faon
fait (le v. faire au pass
We took a walk along the river.

Tom was ill, but I went to the party anyway.
After you called the police, what did you do?
vallen op
uitgaan met
knul
luisteren, luisterde
leuk
strand
serieus
verlegen
gek
blijven - bleef
van streek
lopen - liep
ou l'auxiliaire do au pass)
plaire
sortir avec
le mec
couter, avoir cout
sympathique, sympa, agrable
le front de mer, la digue
srieux/srieuse
timide
stupide, bte
rester - tre rest
inquiet/ inquite, contrari(e)
marcher - avoir march
Do you fancy a drink?

I really want to go out with her.
He's a really nice guy.
Please just listen to me for once!
Did you have a nice time?
We walked hand in hand along the sea front.
Drugs are a serious problem here.
She's painfully shy with strangers.
What a silly question!
We stayed out late.
She's still very upset about her father's death.
They walked through woods.
Unit 17 Did you talk about me?

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along (prep.)
x]Dflz
anyway
xDfz
did (past tense of do)
xfz
fancy (v.)
go out with
guy
listen - listened
nice
sea front
serious
shy
silly
stay - stayed
upset
walk - walked
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xDz
x]r=D~r=faz
x~fz
xDfz
x~fz
xDW=z
xDf]]z
xp~fz
xDfz
xfLfz
xDz
xlWLlWz
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feel
4
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enjoy - enjoyed
friendly
play- played
8
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clear - cleared (the table)
cycle - cycled
fruit
healthy
helpful
invite - invited
make the bed
sociable
studious
tidy - tidied
vegetables
wash - washed
wash up (v)
watch - watched
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carry
chess
diary
housework
practise - practised
10
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great
rubbish
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captain
captain's log
crew
discover
happen
life-boat
mystery
ship
spot (v)
story
way
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ankle
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xWz
vinden
sentir (sentiment)
Do you still feel hungry?
xfDwlfLfDwlfz
xDz
xfLfz
genieten van - genoot van

bevriend
beoefenen - beoefende
apprcier - avoir apprci

amical(e)
jouer - avoir jou
Did you enjoy your meal?

She has a friendly smile.
He played well in that match.
xf]Lf]z
xD~fLD~fz
xWz
xDqz
xD]z
xfD~fLfD~ffz
xDf=a]=Dz
xD]rp]]z
xDW]z
xD~fLD~ffz
xDw]z
xflp=Lflpz
xflp=z
xflpLflpz
afruimen - ruimde af (de tafel)

fietsen - fietste
fruit
gezond
hulpvaardig
uitnodigen - nodigde uit
bed opmaken
gezellig
leergierig
opruimen - ruimde op
groenten
wassen - waste
afwassen
kijken - keek
dbarrasser - avoir dbarrass (la table)

faire du vlo - avoir fait du vlo
le fruit
en bonne sant
serviable
inviter - tre/avoir invit
faire le lit
sociable
studieux/studieuse
ranger - avoir rang
les lgumes
laver - avoir lav
faire la vaisselle
regarder - avoir regard
Mum asked me to clear the table before dinner.
xDz
xpz
xD~f]z
xD~rWz
xDfLDfz
dragen
schaken
dagboek
huishoudelijk werk
oefenen - oefende
porter
les checs
le journal intime
le mnage
pratiquer - avoir pratiqu
Let me carry that bag for you.

They meet fairly often to play chess.
Tony kept a daily diary.
I spent all morning doing the housework.
I practise my violin every day.
xfz
xDfpz
geweldig
flut
fantastique, super, gnial/gniale

nul
We had great fun.

What you say is absolute rubbish.
xD]z
xD]=flz
xWz
xfD]z
xD]z
xD~f==]rz
xDf]z
xpfz
xflz
xDlWz
xfz
kapitein
logboek van de kapitein
bemanning
ontdekken
gebeuren
reddingsboot
mysterie
schip
zien, opmerken
verhaal
weg
le capitaine
le journal de bord du capitaine
l'quipage
dcouvrir
se passer
le canot de sauvetage
le mystre
le navire, le bateau
apercevoir, reprer
l'histoire
le chemin, la voie
Rod's captain of the football team.

From the notes in the captain's log, they saw there was a problem.
The crew decided to mutiny
The body was discovered in a field.
When did the accident happen?
The life boat found three bodies.
There's still much about the disease that remains a mystery.
Supplies came by ship.
A pilot spotted the wreckage.
the story of Romeo and Juliet
There are different ways of doing this.
xD]z
enkel
la cheville
Janet slipped on the stairs and twisted her ankle.
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A bowl of fruit.
A healthy baby girl.
The teacher made some helpful comments.
I am not invited.
At least make the bed please!
Jim & Anne are a very sociable couple.
A quiet, studious young man
We tidied up the garden after lunch.
There's no comparison between canned and fresh vegetables.
They wash their clothes in the lake.
Wash up the dishes please!
We watched tennis all day.

broken
distance
yacht
xD]r]z
xDf]z
xflz
Unit 18 It was a warm evening

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cloudy
xD~rz
cold
x]rz
foggy
xDflz
hot
xflz
its raining
x?f=Dfz
like (adj.)
x~fz
its snowing
x?f=D]rfz
sunny
xDz
warm
xlWz
wet
xz
windy
xDfz
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Centigrade
xD]fz
degrees (pl.)
xfDWz
Fahrenheit
xD]~fz
minus
xD~f]z
temperature
xD]p]z
typical
xDff]z
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rain (v.)
xfz
5
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arrive - arrived
x]D~fL]D~fz
see - saw
xWLlWz
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ambulance
xD]]z
beach
xWpz
cry for help (n.)
xD~f=]=Dz
decide - decided
xf~fLf~ffz
dial - dialled
xD~f]LD~f]z
do - did
xWLfz
few (a few)
hear - heard
hospital
make - made
others (the others)
mobile phone
xWz
xf]LWz
xDflfz
xfLfz
xDa]z
xD]r~f=D]rz
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gebroken
verte
zeilboot
cass/casse
la distance
le yacht
Be careful of the broken glass.

What's the distance from London to Harlow?
A yacht with white sails.
bewolkt
koud
mistig
heet
het regent
wat voor
het sneeuwt
zonnig
warm
nat
winderig
nuageux, nuageuse
froid, froide
brumeux, brumeuse
chaud, chaude
il pleut
comme
il neige
ensoleill, ensoleille
chaud, chaude
humide
venteux, venteuse
It's very cloudy today.

The house was cold and empty.
It was so foggy we couldn't see the other side of the road.
The soup's really hot.
I't raining again, cancel the barbecue!
He eats strange things like insects and birds.
It's snowing! Get the sledge!
A warm sunny day.
A nice warm bath.
Her hair was wet.
It was too windy to go for a walk.
Celsius
graden
Fahrenheit
min
temperatuur
typerend
centigrade
les degrs
degrs Fahrenheit
moins
la temprature
typique
Normal blood temperature should be around 36 degrees centigrade.

Bake at 250 degrees for 20 minutes.
What's 35 in Fahrenheit?
17 minus five is 12 (17 - 5 = 12).
Check the temperature of the water.
A typical American family.
regenen
pleuvoir
Is it still raining?
aankomen - kwam aan

zien - zag
arriver - tre arriv(e)

voir - avoir vu
They never arrive on time.

I saw him in town.
ziekenauto
strand
hulpgeroep
besluiten - besloot
bellen - belde
doen - deed
l'ambulance
la plage
un appel de dtresse
dcider - avoir dcid
composer - avoir compos (le numro)
faire (ou auxiliaire do)
I asked a neighbour to call an ambulance.

Shall we go to the beach?
He concluded that what she said was a cry for help.
He decided on fish.
She dialled the number carefully.
I do my fair share of housework.
paar
horen - hoorde
ziekenhuis
afleggen - legde af
anderen
mobiele telefoon
- avoir fait (ou auxiliaire do au pass)

quelques (un peu)
entendre - avoir entendu
l'hpital
faire - avoir fait
les autres
le (tlphone) portable
Let's go away for a few days.

Have you heard the news?
Rick's dad is still in hospital.
He made a serious mistake.
A design that's way ahead of others.
Call me on my mobile.
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xrLrz
xDflp]z
leggen - legde
bewusteloos
mettre - avoir mis

inconscient(e)
He put the note into his pocket.

She was found alive but unconscious.
x]DW=Dfpz
xDf]z
politiebureau
verklaring
le poste de police, le commissariat

la dclaration
They took him to the police station for a statement.

The President's statements on the economy caused panic.
x~fLlWz
xLflz
xfLfz
x]rLz
xLz
xWLz
kopen - kocht
krijgen - kreeg
geven - gaf
gaan - ging
hebben - had
weggaan - ging weg
acheter - avoir achet

recevoir - avoir reu
donner - avoir donn
aller - tre all(e)
avoir - avoir eu
partir - tre parti(e)
He bought a book for ten pounds.

I got some money from my aunt.
She gave me a kiss.
We went to the beach.
I have only two.
When she left, I cried.
xLfz
xWLz
xfLfz
xlfz
xLz
xp~rLDp~rfz
xfLrz
xDfl]z
xflpz
komen - kwam
vallen - viel
slaan - sloeg
geluid
rennen - rende
schreeuwen - schreeuwde
afpakken - pakte af
portemonnee
horloge
venir - tre venu(e)

tomber - tre tomb(e)
frapper - avoir frapp
le bruit
courir - avoir couru
crier - avoir cri
prendre - avoir pris
le portefeuille
la montre
He came two weeks ago.

She fell and broke her wrist.
I hit the window with the football.
The children were making too much noise .
She ran for help.
I shouted to her.
They took my wallt from my coat.
I've only got about 10 in my wallet.
My watch has stopped.
x]D~fz
xfDfz
xfwz
xfz
xDp]z
xpz
xpz
xlWDf]rz
xDf]z
xDlWfz
in leven
ontsnappen
koelkast
doden
schuilplaats
sluiten
verpletteren
tornado
wervelwind
waarschuwing
en vie, vivant-vivante
(s')chapper
le frigo, le rfrigrateur
tuer
l'abri
fermer
fracasser, briser
la tornade
la tornade
l'avertissement
They didn't expect to find anyone alive after the explosion.

He escaped from prison.
There's more milk in the fridge.
He's in jail for killing a policeman.
He was standing in the shelter of a doorway.
Would you mind shutting the window?
The plates smashed on the floor.
The violence of a tornado.
Twister is another word for tornado.
They took no notice of our warnings.
Dialogue - After the Mugging

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mugging
xDfz
straatroof
l'agression
Crime is on the increase, especially mugging and burglary.
Unit 19 My jokes funnier

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bet
xz
cornflakes
xDlWfz
elephant
xD]]z
wedden
cornflakes
olifant
parier
les corn flakes
l'lphant
I bet him 5 that he wouldn't win.

He eats bananas with his cornflakes.
An elephant's ponderous walk
put - put
unconscious
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police station
statement
8
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buy- bought
get - got
give - gave
go - went
have - had
leave - left
9
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come - came
fall - fell
hit - hit
noise
run - ran
shout - shouted
take - took (=steal)
wallet
watch (n.)
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alive
escape
fridge
kill
shelter
shut
smash
tornado
twister (slang)= tornado
warning
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everybody
funny-funnier-funniest
go on
long - longer - longest
pass
quiz
river
than
washing machine
which (adj. pron.)
world
5
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good - better - best
bad - worse - worst
big - bigger - biggest
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old - older - oldest
short- shorter - shortest
tall- taller-tallest
young - younger - youngest
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height
same (adj.)
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cold - colder - coldest
fast- faster-fastest
find - found
heavy- heavier - heaviest
hot- hotter-hottest
on record
small - smaller - smallest
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snake
strange
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exercise (v)
fit
healthy
illness
junk food
saying
wealthy
wise
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xDflz
xD==Df]==Df]z
x]r=flz
xfl==Dfl]==Dflfz
x^Wz
xfz
xDf]z
xa]z
xDflpf=]DpWz
xfpz
xWz
iedereen
grappig-grappiger-grappigst
kom op
lang-langer-langste
doorgeven
prijsvraag
rivier
dan
wasmachine
welk
wereld
tout le monde, chacun

amusant - plus amusant - le plus amusant
vas-y
long - plus long - le plus long
passer
le test de connaissance, le quiz
la rivire
que (comparatif)
la machine laver (le linge)
(le)quel, (la)quelle, (les)quels, (les)quelles
le monde
Everybody was there, the whole class.

That's the funniest film I have ever seen.
Go on, you can tell me.
His is longer than mine.
A police car passed him as he walked down the road.
Ten teams entered the quiz.
The boat goes down the River Thames.
She's taller than her sister.
The washing machine is in the cellar.
Which book is yours?
Students from all over the world study here.
xr==D]==z
x==W==Wz
xf==Df]==Dffz
goed-beter-best
slecht-slechter-slechtst
groot-groter-grootst
bon - meilleur - le meilleur

mal - pire - le pire
grand - plus grand - le plus grand
It's the best ice cream in town.

Her health is much worse.
It's the biggest surprise of her life!
x]r==D]r]==D]rfz
xplW==DplW]==DplWfz
xlW==DlW]==DlWfz
=xk==Dk]==Dkfz
oud-ouder-oudst
kort-korter-kortst
lang-langer-langst
jong-jonger-jongst
vieux - plus vieux - le plus vieux

court - plus court - le plus court
grand - plus grand - le plus grand
jeune - plus jeune - le plus jeune
That's the oldest house in the street.

He's the shortest boy in the class.
She's taller than her mother.
Jamie is younger than his sister
x~fz
xfz
lengte
zelfde
la taille
mme
The boys are about the same height.

They go to the same place for their holidays every summer.
x]r==D]r]==D]rfz
x^W==D^W]==^Wfz
x~f==~rz
xD===D]==Dfz
xfl==Dfl]==flfz
xfl=DlWz
xlW===lW]==lWfz
koud-kouder-koudst
snel-sneller-snelst
vinden - vond
zwaar-zwaarder-zwaarst
heet-heter-heetst
geregistreerd
klein-kleiner-kleinst
froid - plus froid - le plus froid

rapide - plus rapide - le plus rapide
trouver - avoir trouv
lourd - plus lourd - le plus lourd
chaud - plus chaud - le plus chaud
enregistr
petit - plus petit - le plus petit
I'm sure it's colder in Norway than Iceland.

He did the fastest time.
We found a ring on the beach.
This bag is so heavy.
It's the hottest day of the year.
It was the largest shark on record.
It is the smallest country in the world.
xfz
xfwz
slang
vreemd
le serpent
trange
He has a pet snake.

I had a strange dream last night.
xD]~fz
xfz
xDqz
xDf]z
xw=Wz
xDffz
xDqz
x~fz
beweging nemen
fit
gezond
ziekte
junkfood
gezegde
rijk
verstandig
(s')exercer, faire travailler

en forme
en bonne sant
la maladie
la malbouffe
le dicton, le proverbe
riche
sage
It is important to exercise regularly.

I wonder if my wedding dress still fits me?
A healthy baby girl
He's never had any serious illnesses.
You eat too much junk food.
You can't judge a book by its cover, as the old saying goes.
He is a wealthy businessman.
Do you think that was a wise decision?
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Unit 20 Wide angle: California in focus

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approximately
x]Dfl]]z
boast
x]rz
build
xfz
climate
xD~f]z
coyote
xDlf]rz
deer
xf]z
desert
xfDWz
destroy
xfDlfz
earthquake
xDWqfz
fire
x~f]z
forest
xDfl]z
gold
x]rz
golden eagle
xD]r=DWz
grape
xfz
grizzly bear
xDff=D]z
grow
x]rz
Hispanic
xfDfz
hit
xfz
landscape
xDfz
large
x^Wwz
lemon
xD]z
orange
xDfl]wz
population
x?fl]Dfp]z
valley
xDz
wildlife
xD~f~fz
ongeveer
opscheppen
bouwen
klimaat
prairiewolf
hert
woestijn
vernietigen
aardbeving
brand
woud
goud
steenarend
druif
grizzlybeer
groeien
Latijns-Amerikaans
treffen
landschap
groot
citroen
sinaasappel
bevolking
vallei
fauna
peu prs
se vanter
construire
le climat
le coyote
le cerf, la biche
le dsert
dtruire
le tremblement de terre
le feu
la fort
l'or
l'aigle royal
le raisin
le grizzly
crotre, pousser, augmenter
hispanique
frapper
le paysage
grand(e)
le citron
l'orange
la population
la valle
la faune sauvage
The plane will land in approximately 20 minutes.

He's always boasting about how much money he has.
They're building new houses for local people.
The climate in the Maldives is hot and sunny.
The coyote comes out at night for food.
The deer was blinded by our headlights.
He stayed two nights in the Sahara desert.
The building was completely destroyed by fire.
An earthquake struck southern California on June 28.
Fire destroyed part of the building.
He got lost in the forest.
His watch was solid gold.
The golden eagle is a symbol for several countries.
A bunch of grapes.
He was attacked by a grizzly bear.
Babies grow quickly in their first year.
New York's Hispanic community is huge.
He hit me with his tennis racket!
Alandscape painter.
A large pizza.
A slice of lemon.
A sweet, juicy orange.
What's the population of Tokyo?
A village in the Loire valley.
They took measures to protect the area's wildlife.
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appear
x]Df]z
civil rights
xf=~fz
film industry
xDf=Df]z
invent
xfDz
light-bulb
x~f=z
novelist
xDfl]]z
President
xD]]z
root
xWz
shot (pp. shoot) (v.)
xpflz
slave
xfz
opduiken
burgerrechten
filmindustrie
uitvinden
gloeilamp
schrijver
president
wortel
neerschieten
slaaf
apparatre
les droits civiques
l'industrie du cinma
inventer
l'ampoule
le romancier, la romancire
le Prsident
la racine
tuer, abattre
l'esclave
The noise appeared to come from the bedroom.

He was a famous civil rights leader.
Alexander Bell invented the telephone.
Can you change the light-bulb?
The foremost novelist of her time.
The President should be addressed as `Mr. President'.
He's going back to his roots.
They shot the President.
Slaves were used to build the pyramids.
Dialogue - Going Home

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boot (car)
chain
guest
kofferbak
ketting
gast
le coffre (de la voiture)

la chane
l'invit(e)
Put the suitcase in the boot.

She wore a gold chain around her neck.
How many guests are coming to your party?
xWz
xpfz
xz
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trouble
xD]z
Words and phrases used in class

above/below (adv.)
x]DLfD]rz
add
x?z
add three words to the list.
ask
x^Wz
ask your partner.
chart
xp^Wz
check
xpz
check your answers
choose
xpWz
choose the correct word.
compare
x]D]z
complete
complete the two sentences.
copy
xDflz
copy the text.
correct
x]Dz
correct the mistakes
details
xDWfz
dialogue
xD~f]flz
follow
xDfl]rz
follow the instructions.
instructions
list
xfz
listen (to)
xDf]z
listen to the text
look at
xDr=]z
look at the pictures
match
xpz
match the names with the photos
object
x]Dwz
opposite
xDfl]]z
photograph
xD]r]^Wz
picture
xDfp]z
project
x]Dwz
put
xrz
Put the words under the correct heading
read
xWz
read the story
repeat
xfDWz
repeat the numbers
result
xfDz
say
xfz
say where you live.
sort
xlWz
sort the words into groups.
speak
xWz
moeite
le problme
boven/onder
toevoegen
voeg drie woorden toe aan de lijst
vragen
vraag je partner
overzicht
controleren
controleer je antwoorden
kiezen
kies het juiste woord
vergelijken
aanvullen, invullen
vul de twee zinnen aan
overschrijven
schrijf de tekst over
verbeteren
verbeter de fouten
details
dialoog
volgen
volg de aanwijzingen op
aanwijzingen
lijst
luisteren (naar)
luister naar de tekst
bekijken
bekijk de afbeeldingen
bijzoeken
zoek de namen bij de foto's
voorwerp
tegenovergestelde
foto
afbeelding
project
zetten
au-dessus/en-dessous
ajouter
ajoute trois mots la liste
demander
demande ton partenaire
le tableau
vrifier
vrifie tes rponses
choisir
choisis le mot exact
comparer
complter
complte les deux phrases
copier
copie le texte
corriger
corrige les fautes
les dtails
le dialogue
suivre
suis les instructions
les instructions
la liste
couter
coute le texte
regarder
regarde les images
relier
relie les images et les photos
l'objet
le contraire
la photo(graphie)
l'image
le projet
mettre
lezen
lees het verhaal
herhalen
herhaal de getallen
resultaat
zeggen
zeg waar je woont
sorteren
sorteer de woorden in groepjes
spreken
lire
lis l'histoire
rpter
rpte les numros
le rsultat
dire
dis o tu vis
ordonner, ranger, classer
classe les mots en groupes
parler
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survey
tell
turn
turn to page 20.
use
use the words below.
work
work in pairs.
write
write three sentences
x]Dfz
xz
xWz
xWz
xWz
x~fz
enqute
vertellen
opslaan
sla bladzijde 20 op
gebruiken
gebruik de onderstaande woorden
werken
werk met z'n tween
schrijven
schrijf drie zinnen
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l'enqute
raconter
tourner
aller la page 20
employer, utiliser
emploie les mots ci-dessous
travailler
travailler deux/en duo
crire
cris trois phrases
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