ere anyPearson Fducation Limited Eanburgh Gate Heron tex C220 26 England tnd Associated Companies throughout the world wor tongman.camjeutingedge © Pearson Education Limit 2002 AI rights reserved: no par ofthis publlation may be rpreduccd stored ina retesal tem, fr transite in any Torm o by any means, electro ‘mechanical, phoacapying, recording ar athens, thou he prior writen permission ofthe Publishers Tsst published 2002 ghth impression 2007 Set n Stone Informal 10/13, 3A Kiel 10/13, Printed in China, GCCID8 Isan-13: 978-0.582-49804-4 Compiled by: Bernie Hayden ‘Designed by: Michael Harris Irate by: Chris Povely PEARSON Porta CUTTING DGle VOCABULARY BOOK Pr aigNames and introductions footballer /futboio/ HEE Ma sen : . Are you Miss Jackson? /o ju:/ Yes, that's right. /jes dats ‘ant/ ‘Wan fffewon Cimon full name /fol ‘neim/ Pexznisman @ businesswoman, Pbrzniswomend Nice to meet you. Te eee | : MADONNA: a politician a tennis player fpolrtsfan/ enus plere/ What's your name, please? {wots jat nem pliz/ i * aaa on engineer ye | My name's Hiroshi Kazuma. Jendyeniaf a singer /sup/ a waiter /weits/ mat nesmas i 2Focus 4 Numbers 1-20 one /wan/ two uy) KB | IH I Peril five /arv/ 4 es six /siks) seven /sevan/ eight fei... nine /aamn/ ten ten/ eleven /tlevan/ twelve jtwelv/ thirteen /Os:tin/... fourteen /fottis/ fifteen /fiftin/ sixteen /sikstizn/ serene ieee * pt: ean label ne nineteen /namtin/ ‘twenty fewenti Real fe Real life Hello and goodbye Classroom language Stefan, this Is Gabriel, Hi, Gabriel, nice to meet you, How are you? Fine thank you. And you? I'm very well thanks. Goodbye! Bye. See you later. Yes, see you! to look /luk/ to work in pairs to open /auponf ‘watkl fpeaz!module 2 Important vocabulary Personal vocabulary Focus 1 Countries an actor an actress book businessman a businesswoman to close a doctor Brazil ors. ‘an engineer first nome a footballer full name Hello Hi to look My name's... Nice to meet you. to open apen a picture a police officer @ politician to read tosay singer a student, surname a teacher «a tennis player a waiter ‘What's your name, please? to work in pairs ; Italy tli. the USA foo ju: es e1/ Japan (sepcen/Focus 2 Nationalities Brazilian /brsvzion/ = French ffrentf/ Mya HIN British foriuj/ Italian jitwlion/ Japanese /dssepo'ni:z/ . ao Polish /pouli/ — Russian frfo/ Spanish /speenif/ Turkish /istif/ American /smenkon/ ‘Focus 3 Numbers 21-100 ay twenty-one fiventi wan twenty-two 7 eae ) ) twenty-three ftwenti Briy pry: four if ee >) ‘twenty-five fawent ‘tar! twenty-six ftwenti stks/ cry 27 IPR twenty-seven dewenti ‘seven! ‘twenty-eight Arswenti‘ext/ sixty /skst/ We = ‘twenty-nine Atwenti nain/ ninety /namti/ a hundred /handrod/Real life What's your first name? It's Daniela. What's your surname? It's Fusciardi. How do you spell that? FUS-CEARDI Are you married or single? I'm single, What's your address? 16, Weston Street, Bath. What's your phone number? 01658 99301 What's your job? Vm a doctor. Personal vocabulary Useful phrases Important vocabulary Where are you from? aan address 'm from the USA. Are you ...? . ‘Are you married? # big a capital city Are you from Poland? acity No, I'm not from Poland. I'm from ‘country, Russia. from How do you spell that? a How old ...? + How old are you? How old is she? eet I don't know. Te job to know married How old is he? ae a 1 think he's twenty-four. al es a E to spell to think What's ...? Ym from a | small | city. What's your job? big | country. What's your phone number? Where ...? Where are you from? Y'm from the capital city of my country.module 3 Focus 2 Adjectives need «a fantastic schoo! Focus 1 Plural nouns aman fmzen 2 plural: men fen coo a car fray)... : plural: cars /ka:z/ @ person /psison/ weather ‘beautiful weather good abig ay big ong! AXE [KSI plural: children /yildron/ plural: taxis /teksiz/ nice people an expansive city es \ ~“expensive ~~ a flee > fkspensv? —) & ) woman /woman/ a city /ssti/ plural: women /wimin/ plural: cities /stiz/ oe — ‘an expensive tom, nice weather 2Focus 3 4 Real life Useful phrases Food and drink Ina café I like meat and I don’t like vegetables. My favourite food Is fish. My favourite drink is coffee. 2 ESS Two coffees, please. «offi, é {( ; coffee fof. How much is that? BIE = z se an ea 99s fegz/ Excuse me, what's this? What's that? Who are those people? these my ables? a sandwich /szenwidyy as we aliimodule 4 Important vocabulary Personal vocabulary Focus 1 Places in a town awful food a beautiful city a big room, a bottle of coke bread a burger ‘bus car cheese @ child (pl. children) chips a city (pl. cities) coffee eggs ‘an expensive city fantastic weather favourite fish fruit good food happy people How much ...? to lke aman (pl. men) ‘meat milk nice people pasta @ person (pl. people) pizza q rice ‘sandwich a taxi vegetables water a. woman (pl. women) 16 square /skwea/ . station /steifan/ rs 4 supermarket /supama:kt, sjus/ a hotel /noutel/Prepositions The restaurant is in the square, HEE The supermarket is near the post office. 18 Focus 2 Focus 3 Listening Common adjectives ‘a beautiful git) beautiful” Pejucuta fantastic ~ eesti ‘a fantastic day fn interesting day \ interesting frosty) an interesting person. ‘@ small supermarketReal life Useful phrases In the street Sorry. That's OK, Excuse me, where's the station/ park/bank? It’s over there, on the right/left. ‘Where is the bank? Sorry, I don’t understand. Important vocabulary a bank a beautiful beach bus stop ‘a busy town, a café acinema acity ‘a famous city a fantastic place a hotel in an interesting place a large city a lake near ‘nice town an old city on the right on the left a park post office ‘a quiet town. ‘a restaurant ariver the sea ‘a small town ‘a square a station supermarket Perso} nal vocabularyFocus it Family brother /brada/ ‘son an) daughter Misia! children /tfléron grandchildren /grentfildron/ “Focus 2 Verbs and nouns ina flat /fe/ aCe OIG; languages /iengwydsiz! for a big company Pkampanif a lot /o lol! femal sain a with computers omit!Focus 3 Personal possessions ‘a mobile phone /mavbat! ‘foun 24 a watch /worf Real life Ina shop a phone card ‘oun kod! tissues /ufuiz! Useful phrases Do you have any stamps? No, but there's a post office in the High Street. How much are the phone cards? ‘They're ten pounds. Can I have one? Sure. That's ten pounds. Thanks. Thanks a lot. Bye. live in a house or a flat? Who do you live with? How many people are there in your house? Do you work/study near your home?Important vocabulary Personal vocabulary Focus 1 Likes and dislikes a brother nAde eh a camera @@ ea ae don't like... doontaik/ cigarettes, hg = a credit card ® isfare okay /ovket/ a daughter a father ; ae like ... flaik/ grandchildren grandparents to have (a cat/a garden) a husband a lighter to live (alone/in a flatiwith your parents) a magazine 4@ mobile phone money a mother @ newspaper parents 4 passport ‘a phone card 4 posteard a pune a radio a sister son amps to study (a lotlanguages) tissues a wallet a watch a wife to work (for a company/with computers) 26 @@ reo reading /risdiy/ rock music /rok mju:zik/ dancing (46081)... shopping /Jopmy/ 27Focus 2 Verbs and nouns computer game ‘kcomipjusto geum/ it > EL ‘a newspaper /njusperpo/ eerie es 2) == ome =) the Internet /intanci/ Focus 3 Reading to speak two languages Ispisk tus Taengwids2f to work In the theatre /@r2t2/ 29Important vocabulary _— Personal vocabulary animals cartoons classical music to close cooking dancing dog to eat to finish half past to hate Italian food to like to love o'clock okay to open to play a computer game to play football The lesson starts at nine o'clock. quarter past ISOA51 sn : quarter to The lesson finishes at ten o'clock. to read a book Mnf] reading rock music 4 7 shopping nS i to speak two languages h 3% 4 sport 4 to start j ped 4 travelling to use the Internet q =a to watch TV = to watch a video The shop opens at nine o'clock. Jouponz! half past two fat ‘past The shop closes at five o'clock Pte! What time is it? to work in a hospital to work in the theatre 30Focus 1 Focus 2 Daily routines Days of the week work /wstk/ getiged > 3 an & aL. Wednesday /wenzci/ Thursday /9s:zli/ finish fini 32 Adverbs of frequency 100% —>— always Power! sometimes fsamtanmz/ not usually oot usual jusalid 33Focus 3 Verbs and nouns ) to clean the house lism 09 ‘havs/ to go to the cinema {gov to 09 ‘sinama/ to listen to music Iason to ‘mijuizikf 34 Time expressions three o'clock half past six at to stay in oe ster ‘al to watch TV wot) ts 'Vit quarter to ten day week Real life Telling the time (2) five past seven, [atv posst ‘sevan/ ‘twenty past ten fawenti twenty-five to nine went faxv 19 ‘nain/ Ni ten to six ‘ton to siks/ Useful phrases What time do you have breakfast? At about half past seven. I don't have breakfast. Tonly have a smalll lunch, When do you clean the house? At the weekend. What do you usually do on Sunday? Istay in, Do you read a newspaper every day? Yes, in the evening. What time does The News start? Nine o'clock. 35Important vocabulary Personal vocabulary always at ten past eight at twenty to four to clean the house to do your housework every day every week to finish work to get home to get up to go to bed to go to the cinema to go to work to have breakfast to have dinner to have lunch in the evening in the morning to listen to music to meet friends never on Saturday ‘on Tuesday to read a book to sleep sometimes to start work to stay in usually to watch TV 36 Verbs to hear /iro/ to talk /toxk/ to sit /st/ to stand /swend/ to walk /wo:k/ to run /ran/ ride a bicycle to swim /swim/ I use a computer {raid 2 baisikol juz 9 Kampjute/ basketball &S Poaskitbo:l * chess /tfes/The body _ the head /ued/ a hand /izend/ sae an arm /om/ °\ an eye fai! an ear /1a/ leg flea! blood /bind a bone /oun/ feet /fit! @ foot jor) 38 ae ‘a second /sekond/ a minute /minn/ ee we an hour /avo/ es asa eer tS a centimetre Psentimista/ a. gram /grem/ Ow one per cent wan po 'sent/ a metre Smita) 50 per cent ‘fifi po ‘sent/ a kilometre Aalomits, krlomuta/ @ Kilo kiclou/ 100 per cent > hhandrod po ‘sent 39Real life Big numbers Eng a thousand /o ®auzond) 4 million fo muljon/ 40 Useful phrases Can you play chess? ‘Yes I can, but not very well. Can he play the guitar? Yes, he can. He plays it brilliantly. Can you ride a bicycle? No, I can't. ‘She can’t swim, but she can run fast. How many people are there in your class? Where do you go on Saturday? When do you go to school? Who's your favourite footballer? Why do you like him? an arm blood a bone Can you see ...? a centimetre an ear an eye a foot, feet gram hand the head to hear an hour a hundred @ hundred thousand a kilometre akilo aleg ametre a million a minute per cent to play chess/basketball to play the guitar torun second to see tosit to stand to swim to talk ten thousand «a thousand to walk Important vocabulary Personal vocabulary 41Focus 2 Reading and listening Focus 1 Common adjectives ar aly faa beautiful /bjufol/ a, quiet /kwarat/ G pea ——{__ shops 0 Ea a alte @ servant /ssivant/ dangerous nee es il mes : { roads safe /serf/ ee ~ \ fast fas! Se slow flow crs) oes SSS SS ship /fip/ _ ae pe es happy /haepi/ (children) danihaepid new /njus) (buildings) old eae 8 poor /pay) ¢ families oe ed : g ee sa the President /prezidont/ a village /vihasy young /jas/ ‘Gs people aa ea 42Focus 3 Reading and vocabulary It was a bad time. fowd ‘taxm) Life is better now. etal My house is very comfortable. ‘Pkamftobol, "kamfot-/ 44 Real life Years and ages Jnamtim au siks/ Jaaud 1912 nauntin ‘wely/ 1918 /naintim ertin) 1936 nauntion Oost siks/ (esfikclt) 1995 {nauntisn aunt ‘asv/ 2000 ‘hu: ‘Bavzand] 2008 ‘hu: Oauzond and ‘eit My brother was always ill. Alt Where were you born? Iwas born in London. When were you born? In 1986. ‘Where was your brother born? He was born in Edinburgh. When was he born? In 1988. Where were your grandparents born? They were born in Swansea, When were they born? In 1935,Important vocabulary bad beautiful better to be bom busy comfortable dangerous to die difficult fast happy, a housewife hungry i ‘a journey new old poor the President quiet rich safe a servant a ship slow ugly unhappy a village young 46 Personal vocabulary Focus 1 Past simple: irregular verbs They made an album in 2002. fmerd/ module 10 He went to the bank. /went/ BX He wrote a letter, root) 47Focus 2 Focus 3 Past simple: regular verbs Reading and vocabulary worked /ws:kt/ walked /wakt/ watched /wot]y Z \ talked /to:kt/ liked flask) lived /livay studied /stadid/ 2 F om ( married /mar returned ettsndf ( ah married ee ce loved flavd/ played /plesd/ Started fend) ae hated herd) @ knight /naw/ 48Real life Months and dates March mast} Ist, first Mest 2nd, second Psekond/ 3rd, third 2Ast, twenty-first Ipwenti fast 30th, thirtieth Pesxtio8/ we write: April 15th we say: April the fifteenth we write: August 27th we say: April the twenty- seventh When's your birthday? February 10th, When's your national day? August 20th. Important vocabulary became began fifteenth fifth first fourth had hated a lady left liked lived loved made married met played returned sang second sold a soldier started studied talked third thirtieth twelfth twenty-first walked watched Went worked wrote Personal vocabulary SLmodule 11 Focus 2 Holidays Focus 1 Holidays g0 to /g20 fo, tu) > 0 to the mountains relax and do nothing Pinavntonzl ‘rrlacks/ du: ‘naOy/ to stay ina hotel {ster m 9 hovel!Focus 3 Reading to arrive /oraiv/ a journalist /dssinaist/ 54 Real life Buying a train ticket [2 Fee BRR 4 platform /plutfoim/ a ticket office /ukat pfis/ Can I have a single to London, please? OK, that’s £14.50. Can I have a return to Cambridge, please? Yes, that's £26.80. What time's the next train to Bristol? There's one at 11.46. Which platform? Platform eight. Useful phrases In a city you can go to an art gallery. In Brighton people go to the beach. Did you have a nice holiday? Where did you go? Did you travel by car? No, I didn’t. 1 went by train, Did you have a good time? Yes, I did. We didn't stay with friends. 1 didn’t go to museums. 55Focus 1 Things you buy Personal vocabulary Important vocabulary ‘a mobile phone {maul foun ‘an art gallery to argue to arrive by boat . by bus: by car by plane by train to buy to decide to do nothing to go for a walk to go on holiday to go shopping to go skiing to go swimming to go to museums to go to restaurants to go to the beach to go to the mountains a good time a journalist to meet a nice holiday platform. race to relax return (ticket) to sail «a single (ticket) to stay in a hotel to stay with friends ‘a swimming pool whale | book /buk/ a briefcase Poriskers/ __ shampoo /faempuy = a things inthe a table /tcibol/ \ house : ae Soiks a chair /jea/ = nl a jumper dsampa/ shoes /fuz/Focus 2 Colours and sizes black /blick/ brown /bravn/ Bea). ue Se eiakns apie 2 seers ef Es green /arin/ 58 Focus 3 Things to do A 8. — ey a aon Awot{f Motbo:l mact{/ to drive to the airport Hirary/ feapos) white Avant/ yellow fielau/ {0 visit someone in hospital A ie Pai) fhospu... tired /tatod a.Important vocabulary Real life Personal vocabulary Best wishes for the future yo SanX with your ...! black blue boots briefcase brown carpet tocary a chair dlothes «@ football match, furniture Good luck! green ‘handbag Have a nice day! jacket jeans jumper (extra) large lamp ‘@ magazine make-up medium job interview new job *\. new school birthday __ Weekend ‘a shopping mall (extra) small table tired a Tshirt ‘watch to wear white yellow at eight o'clock _ on Monday *» = a § 2 S =Pronunciation table Consonants Symbol Key Word pet boat top do cat golf church, jeans few view thirsty though sit 200 fresh hat. P bd 1 a k 9 o 5 t @ a s I 3 h m 4 1 r i Special signs 1fshows main stress 1 shows secondary stress /'/ atthe end of a word means that /r/s usually pronounced when the begins with a vowel sound 64Pema