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b E a bad
t i happy
d -& ir keeper
L dr I bid
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f b U put
T tu UI boot
t 1b u gradual
a cut
f, -.h 3I bird
z - e banana
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5 -E al bite
|l 5 CI boy
I II AU now
t erllt EU boat
I h IE here
I h ee h a ir
r rod UE tour
j tct eIe player
U Ft aIe tire
J IE employer
aue flower
aue lower

l'l {wi mdn stress

l"lfias seconaary str6s

l'l nreanslle lrl sound is pronounced in American Englishbut is usuallynot pronounced in British English,
except at t}re erd of a word when the word that follows begins with a vowel sound
lel meats that /e/ may or may not be used
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C ONTEN T S
44 andthe beautysalon
At the hairdresser's 39
make-up
45 Hairstyling, andmanicure 40
1.1 Personaldata 6
1.2 Thefamily 7
1.3 Dailyroutine/ horneactivities x

5.1 Min o ra ilme n t s 41

5.2 Medicine: at the chemist's 42
5.3 Medicalcare 43
Z1 Placesto liue:flat and house 9 5A At the hospital 44
?2 The kitdren 10 5.5 Dentaland eyecare 45
23 Kitdren equipment 11
2I The bathroom 12
2s The bedroom 13
25 The lMng room 14 6.1 Men'sandwomen's wear1 46
L, The dining room 15 6.1 Men'sandwomen's wear2 47
2A The nurseryand baby accessories 16 6.1 Men'sandwomen'swear3 48
?!t The utility room 17 5.1 Men'sandwomen's wear4 49
LI The garden '18 6.2 Describing
clothes 50
Zll Gardening 19 andpatterns
5.3 Colours 51
LE Floorplan of a house 20 64 Fabrics,
sewingandknitting 52
andjewellery
6.5 Accessories 53

3.1 At home/ housework 21

32 Gettinga job 22 7.1 Educationin GreatBritain 54
:13 Jobs 1 23 7.2 Playgroundand pre-school 55
:13 Jobs2 24 7.3 The school 56
:t3 Jobs3 25 7A Schoolsubjects 57
:L3 Jobs4 26 7.5 College,adulteducation,library 58
?A The office 27
:L5 Office activities 28
:15 In a workshop 29 8.1 Vegetables1 59
in ln a factory 30 8.1 Vegetables2 60
:lt On a constructionsite 31 8.2 Fruit 61
:ilt ln a hotel 32 8.3 At the supermarket1 62
at Deding with crime 33 8.3 2
At the supermarket 63
8A Supermarket counters 64
8.5 At the restaurant1 65
tl Partsof the body 1 34 8.5 At the restaurant2 66
ltl Farts of the body 2 35 8.6 Fastfood and snacks 67
12 Physicaldescriptions 36 8.7 Containersand quantities 68
43 Verbs of rtion I 37 8.8 Cooking 69
4"3 Verbs of action 2 38 8.9 Breakfast,
lunch,dinner 70
 CO NT EN TS
13.3 Wild animals 103
13.4 Fishand seaanimals 104
ltl Publictransport 71 13.5 Birds 105
92 Privatetransoort'l 72 13.5 Insects
and smallanimals 106
lt2 Privatetransoort2 73
!13 Roadand roadsions 74-75
!L/t At the airoort 1 76
14.1 Numbers 107
!L4 At the airoort2 77 142 Shapes 108
!t5 Watertransoort 78 14.3 Calendar,festivals
and religions1 109
14.3 Calendar,festivals
and religions2 110
14.4 Time 111
AI1 Money 79 145 TheUK and the Republic of lreland 112
at2 14.5 The UnitedStates 113
The city/ city life 1 80
14.7 TheWorld 114-115
alll The city/ city life 2 81
14.8 Eurooe 116
il.3 At the post office 82
n.| At the newsagent's 83
fls At the shoppingmall 84
tt5 Emergencies 85 15.1 Landscaoefeatures 117
15.2 Seasons
and weather 't18
15.3 Soace 119

11.1 Teamand spectatorsports1 86

1L1 Teamand spectatorsports2 87
712 Individualsoorts1 88
112 Individualsoorts2 89 15.1 Comoutersand software 170
ltl Water soorts 90 16.2 The lnternet 121
ll.| Winter sports 91 16.3 Homeelectronics
and 122
'l
telecommunications
115 At the gym 92
16.3 Homeelectronics
and 123
telecommunications
2

lzl Entertainment 93
A.2 Hobbiesand games1 94
17.1 Adjectives
1 124
A2 Hobbiesand games2 95
17.1 Adjectives
2 125
123 Musicalinstruments 96
17.2 Prepositions
1 126
EI At the beach 97 17.2 Prepositions
2 127
125 ln the country 98
aS Pbcesto visit 1 99 Pronunciationtable 128
AS Pbcesto visit 2 100 Word list 129
Exercises 143
Keyto exercises 157
Photocr edits 159
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AudioCDstr acklist 160
132 Fannn
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25 passport
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28 child
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31 teenager
3z adult
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36 man
37 woman
38 couple

Eyrcdtess? tor discussion

Questions
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 T H E F AMILY

Showsthat peopleare married

llM ,Y Showsthat peopleare divorced

l-l Showsthat peopleare siblings

Tim Elliot ElainaElliot

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AnnaMurray
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Jotrt Mtrrry
F SueEIlio

Tessa
Elliot ChrisElliot StephenMurray Roshfdirray
g Jack
Blackburn

husband and wife: 1 and 2: 3 and4; 6 and 7

ex-husbandand ex-wife: 8 and 7;6 and 5
father and son: 1 and 3; 8 and 14; 3 and 10;
6 a n d 11, 1 6
m o t h e r an d da u g h ter:2 and7',7 and 13, 15.
4 a n d 9; 5 an d 12
SrJt Daniel Sophie
brother and sister(siblings):3 and 7; 14 and 13; Elm+trray Elliot-Murray Elliot-Murray
1 0 a n d 9 ; 1 6 an d 15,17;11 and 12
sisters-in-law'.7and 4 brothers-in-law:3 and 6
father-in-lawand son-in-law:1 and 6 aunt and niece:4 and 13, 15, 17;7 and9
mother-in-law and daughter-in-law: 2 and4 c o n s im: 1 3 , 1 4 a n d 9 , ' 1 0
par e n t ( s)a n d child ( r en):1, 2 and3,7;7,8 and 1 3 , 1 4 : single parent: 5
3 , 4 a n d9, 10 ;5, 6 and 11, 12 6,7 and 15, 16 , 1 7 rernarried: 6 and 7
grandparentsand grandchildren:'l,2 and9, 10, 13, stepfather and stepdaughter: 6 and 13
1 4 , 1 5 , 16 , 17 stepmother and stepson: 7 and 11
gr a n d f a the ran d g r a ndson:1 and 10,14,16 stepbrother and stepsister:14 and 12 11 and t5
grandmotherand granddaughter:2 and 9, 13, 15, 17 half-brotherand half-sister:11 and 15, 17;
u n c f ea n d ne p h e w:3 and 14, 16 1 6 a n d 1 2 ' ,1 6 a n d 1 3 ; 1 4 a n d 1 5 , 1 7

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HOUSE
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Questions
Yes.I do. B Yes,I do./ No,I don't.I livein a I Whichof theseplaces in your
to livearecommon
Ilo you live in a flat? country?
wheredoyoufindthem?
No,I don't.I livein a bungalow. yourhome.
2 Describe
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1 w akeu p (3)
2 get up
3 havea shower
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z washyourface
a rinseyourface

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ls shewakingup?(1) (13)
A ls sheeatingbreakfast? Questionsfor discussion
Yes,sheis. B I Whichof thesethingsdoyoudoin themorning?
ls hewashinghisface?(5) A ls he / she...................,........?2 ln whichorderdoyoudothem?
No,heisn't.He'sbrushing
histeeth. B Yes,he/ sheis./ No,he/ sheisn't doyoulikeor dislike
3 Whichof theseactivities
doing?
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of thesethings
areused
forstorage?
n the....
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areused food?
plates? 3 Whrch things
of these areused
forwashing
or
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thrngs?
cleaning
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r r sh a vin g e l
r z sh a vin gbr ush
13 S O ap

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15 soapdrspenser
16 mtrror
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18 hot watertap
19 coldwatertap
zo washbasin
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z+ handtowel
nF7. zs towel rail
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27 bathroomcabinet
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zo showergel
ro conditioner
:t facecloth / flannel

bathmatin your A Haveyou got a .,............?Questionsfor discussion

B Yes,I have.
/ No,I haven't. 1 Howlongdoyouspend in thebathroom
each
I'vegot dayT
Why?
Haveyougot shelves in yourbathroom? 2 Doyouprefer
having
a bathor a shower?
Why?
No,I haven't.
l'vegota bathroomcabinet.
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'i wl no o w !1 plantpot / tub l9 f ireplace

cur taind, r a p eamr '!
armchair an
f ireguard
pictureframe cushion J1 desk
4. picture coffeetable remotecontro
l l am psh a d e flowers 23 television
a r am p vaSe 24 DVDplayer
bookcase sofa/ settee
a books ru9
pl an t r n : n to ln io r a

ls therea fireplacein yourlivingroom? Are thereany/ ls therea / an Questionsfor discussion

No,thereisn't. .,..in your 1 Whichof thesethingscanyousiton?
livingroom?
Arethereanypicturesin yourlivingroom? 2 Dolivingrooms in yourcountry
look
Yesthereare./ Notherearen't. /
Yes.
there
are. likethis?Whatisdifferent?
Yes,thereis./ No,thereisn't.
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r e apo r
c a kesta n d
p l a cem a t
salt
p e pp e r
s e r vin g
dish
serviette / napkin
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knife
dessertspoon
mug

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jug teaspoon
s o u psp o o n
w i ne g la ss
cup
Sa uce r
bowl 3 @@ a,
p l a te

What do you do with a place A Whatdo you do with a for discussion

Questions
mat? B YOU.....,.., , , , , , .,...., . 1 Whichof these
things
areusedforserving
Youputyourplateon it. food?
A Where's the . . ... ?
Where'sthe teaspoon? B It's..... . . . of tle .. . 2 Whichof these doyouusefordrinking?
things
It'sto therightof thedessert
spoon. 3 Whichof these
things
areusedforeating?
T H E NURS E RY A ND B AB Y AC C E SS O R IES
i teat
z (baby)bottle
: (baby)cup
+ (boxof) tissues
5 OUmmy
o m ob ile
z soft toy
e teddybear
9 COt
t o b a b yslin g
t t b a b yca r r ie .
1 2 ste n lize r
13 potty

t e hi ghch a ir
r g bib
20 oouncer
z't pushchair (buggy)
22 pram
zs (baby)clothes
24 intercom

Where'sthebaby?(11) A Where'sthe baby? for discussion

Questions
He'sinhisbabycanier. B He's/ She's
in i on his/ 1 Whichofthesethings
cana babysitorliein?

n
the baby?(18)
Where's , ofthesethings
areusedforfeedinga
He's
inhishighchair. Hffi
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plug
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They're
in thelaundry
basket. B It's/ They're
on/ in/ nextto the . 1 ,'
Whatdo you do with a mop? Whatdo youdo with a 7 2
Youmopthefloor. D 'u-.... ... 3 _:
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flowerbed
lawn
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daffodil
hyacinth
snapdragon
,uar
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orchid
rose

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It'sonthepatio,
totherightofthelawn. B lts 1 Doyouhavea garden?
Where's theswing?(15) 2 Whatareyourfavourite
flowers?
It'sonthelawn.
nexttothefence. youridealgarden.
3 Describe
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l a w nm owe r
w a t er in gca n
seeds
seedtrays
h e d g etr im m e r
secateu rs
shears
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trowel
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Questions
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things
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certainly,
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pen.Drawa tree.Don'twriteyour
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1 Doyouknowhowto makesimple origami?
Tryto givesome instructions.
2 Howdoyoumake teaorcoffee?
Take turns
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usually
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tey're usedforcutting
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/ rarely
/ sometimes
/ often/ always 1 Whichof thesethings
arecommonly
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B He/ She's
............. thematter?
What'swrong with him?(10)
He'sbroken
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things
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things
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whichof these
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Year2 6-7 vearsold

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Year4 8-9 yearsold
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of Education
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B lt's/They're
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yellow,
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andblue. 2 Whichof these didyoulikeplaying
things
you
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Questions
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doschoolchildren inyour
I do./ No,I don't/
B Yes, country?
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Yes,
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if youwantto:
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materials.
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wherestudentscanaskthe where
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3 red cabbage
4 sweoe
5 carrot
6 leek
7 rurnrp
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9 cauliflower
10 broccoli
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14 sweetcorn / corn the cob

15 beetroot
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17 spinach
18 watercress
19 r u n n erbe a n
20 m u s nr o o m
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28 peas
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growin yourcsuntry
1 Whichof thesevegetables or
B Yes,
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?
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country
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ARE A
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soupandmoussaka,Yes,
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please. please. a maincourseanddessert?
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mustard
tomatoketchup
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sachetof pepper
sachetof salt
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s u s hi
falafel
s h i s hk e b a b
donerkebab
samoSa

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please.
Yes, please.
B Yes, I No,thanks. 1 Whichof these
thingsaresweet?
Wouldyoulikesomesushi? A Wouldyou like a / some 2 Doyoudislike
anyof thesethings?
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3 Howoftendoyoubuyfastfood?
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Fourlitres.
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canbemade
of:
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B She's wayscanyoucookmeat?
1 Inwhatdifferent
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2 Explain
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B No.Let's 1 Whichforms of public doyouuse?
transport
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inyourowncar?
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thebus,soI camebytaxi. soI
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muesliwithsemi-skimmed 1 What's
a tvoical
breakfast
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... is/ arebroken.
/
What'swrongwith the car? hasyourvehicle
2 Whatrepairs hadrecently?
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work.
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things andmustn't
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is goingroundit.
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usually
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different
mustn't ./
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A THET E RMI NA L
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3 departure gates
4 metaldetector
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o poner
7 lu g g a g et ro lle y
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A
or lDcards.
B 2 Whataresomeof thereasons
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Whereare the life jackets? delays?
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B Yes,I have. i No,I haven't.
Haveyou everbeenin a rowing 1 theslowest/ fastest?
boat? 2 theheaviest?
No,I haven't.
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low doyouwantit? B Howdoyouwantit? 1 Whatdifferentnotes are
andcoins
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-eieyouare. B 2 Howoftendoyoupaybycreditcard?
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city? country?
Arethereanyskyscrapers
in
Yes, thereis./ No,thereisn't./
yourcity? 2 Whatisthebestthingabout ina bigcity?
living
Yes, thereare./ No,therearen't.
Yes.
thereare. 3 Whatistheworst living
thingabout ina bigcity?
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27 scissors
28 string
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Whatt that?(21) A What'sthat?/ Whatarethose? Questions for discussion

It'sa stampmachine. B lt'sa / an............... /Thev're lmagineyouarein Britain.
Howwouldyousendthese
things:
Whatare those?(7) 1 a cheque in yourcountry?
to someone
postcards.
They're 2 a letterto theUSA?
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department store

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Questions
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shop. B Lets goro the............ 1 Whichof theseshops
doyougoto
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week/ month?
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phone
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situation?
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Questionsfor discussion
Yes,
lwould. B Yes,
I would.
/ No,I wouldn't./ l'vealready 1 Whichof these do people
sports do indoors?
triedit!
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sports
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badminton? Asia?
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/ did.............. clothes?
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Whatdid youdo on your prayeo
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.
what
2 Choose anddescribe
threesoorts
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It'sintheeastof England. B ...........,,.,............ 1 Whichof thesecitiesarecapital
cities?
Where's Cardigan? A Where's ...............,....,.....? 2 Whichof theseplaces wouldyouliketo
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Questions
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............?
thedifference
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What'sthe weatherlike? A What'sthe weatherlike?(13)(22) Questions for discussion

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andsunny. B It's.....,...,,.,.............
and I Howmanyseasons arethere
in yourcountry?
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gloves
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2 Whichisvourfavourite season?
Whichplanetis the smallest? A Whichplanetis the nearest
to Earth? for discussion
Questions
Mercury. B 1 Doyouknowanyconstellations?
Whichplanetis the most A Whichplanetis the ..................,,,.,..
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distantfrom the Sun? / the most 7
planets
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andforwireless Internet
access. ffontof a computereachday?
A
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with?
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forcontrolling
videogames.
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Youhaveto usea searchengineif you Questionsfor discussion

on the Internet.
wantto find information 1 Howoftendo youusetheInternet?
Youhaveto knowyourusernameand 2 Whatdoyouuseit for?
password
if youwantto signin. 3 Doyoueverhaveanyproblems?
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Whatcanyou do with your PDA? Questionsfor discussion

I cantransfer
documents,viewimages, 1 Howoftendoyoubuya new
takephotos,shootshortvideos, phone?
mobile
Srowse theInternet
andcheck mv
2 Whichof these doyou
things:
e-mail.
have?wouldyouliketo have?
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Yes,sheis. B Yes,he/ sheis./ No,he/ sheisn't.
1 Howdoyouusually
feelwhenyoufinish
exams?
(11)
Doeshelookbored? A Doeshe / shelook...,..,..,.......,............?
2 Howwouldyoufeelif youforgotyour
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Useasmanyof theseadjecives
ls it expensive? (2ll A to describe
thefollorving:
No,it isn't.lt'scheap. B youarewearing.
1 anitemof clothing
2 anobieonealvoir.
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standing
infrontof him. standing/ sitting/ going? 1 Describe
yourposition
in theroomusingasmanyof these
B He's/She's/lt's prepositions
aspossible.
Where'sshesitting?(16)
standing
/ sitting/ going
She's
sitting
belowtheboy. usedin phrasal
2 The'prepositions'on'and'0ff'are verbssuchas
switchon'and'switch
off'.Canyouthinkof otherexamples?
 P R E POS IT IO N S 2
1 rouno
2 between
3 agarnst
4 across
5 awayfrom
6 towards
7 outside
8 inside
9 rnto
10 t h r o ug h
1'l out of

't2 aron9
13 beside/ nextto
14 at the top
15 in the middle
to at the bottom
17 on top of <- 10 -_________>

18 under/ underneat h

Whereis the table?(2) A What's/ Whtt arehe/ she/ Questionsfor discussion

theboyandthegirl.
It'sbetween theydoing? 1 Describe
thelocation
of theobjects youusing
around
B He's/S he's/Th e y ' re asmanyof theseprepositions
aspossible.
What'she doing?(4)
He'swalkingacross
thestreet. 2 Lookoutside anypeople
anddescribe that
or objects
aremoving.
PRO NUN C IA T ION T ABLE
All the wordsin the LongmanPhotoDictionaryare pronounced on the CDs.
ThisPronunciation you
table shows how to saythe wordsin the Word list.

Symbol K e y w o rd Symbol Keyword

Consonants Vowels

p pack e bed
b back & bad
t tie i happy
d die i: keeper
k class I bid
s glass q: father
tJ church c a ller
d3 judge D pot
f few U put
view UI boot
e throw u gradual
d though cut
S soon 3: bird
Z zoo o banana
shoe EI make
"t'
3 measure al bite
m sum JI boy
n sun AU now.
0 sung a{J boat
h hot I3 here
I lot ea hair
r rod UE tour
j yet eIe player
w wet aIe tire
JIE employer
aue flower
eue lower

/'/ showsmainstress
stress
/,/ showssecondary
/./ meansthe lrlsound is pronouncedin AmericanEnglishbut is usuallynot pronounced
in BritishEnglish,
exceptat the end of a word when the word that followsbeginswith a vowelsound
lal meansthat lal may or may not be used

Aberdeen/,aba' din/ 112
above/a'bm/ 126
accelerator,/ak'selarerta',/
accessories /ak'sesariz/ 53
accordion/ e'kttdian/ 96
accountant,/a'kauntant,/25
acorn/'erktn/ 117
across/e'kros/ 127
actor/ta,klc.r/93
acuteangle,/a'kju:t,anlgal/
108
add /ed/ 69
address,/a'dresll'edres/ 6, 82
adjustable spanner,/
a,d5urstabal'spena' / 29
adult,/'ad^lt, arddt/ 5
aerobics,/ea'raubrks,/ 92
afraid/a'fred/ 124
Africa/'efnk;/ 114
Africandress,/,afrrkan'dres/
49
aftershave/' o'.ftalel / 40
against/a'genst/ 127
age /efi3/ 6
air bed /'eabed/ 97
air filter /'ee ,frlta'772
air tank /'ea tarlk/ 90
air traffic controller,/ea'trafik
kan.trauleT 77
airer/'eera'/'17
airinqcupboard/'eann
k.'t\eat ZO
airmailletter./'eamerl]eta'
Airsure@ /'ea,Jua'/82
aisle/ail/ 62,93
aisleseat/'arlslt/ 77
Alabama/,ela'bama/ 113
alarmclock,/a'lqrm klpk/ l3
Alaska,/a'leska/ 113
A-levelstudenl/' et level
,stju:dntz54
Alka-Seltzer'",/,alka'seltseT
42
alligator /' e.hgefte'/ 103
along/e'loq/ 127
alphabetboard,z'alfabet,br:d,/
45
alumini um foil,/,aljumrniam
'fitl/ 10
amber/'amba'/ 74
ambulance,/'ambjulans,/ 85
ambulanceservice,/'embiulens
.ss:vrs,/85
amethyst/'amr9tst/ 53
amplifier/' a:mplrfarc'/ 96
anaesthetist,/a'ni:sOetrst/ 44
analoguewatch,/,enelog
'wot[/ 111
anchor/'aqka'/ 78
angelfish/' ernd3al,ft[/'|.04
angler/'aqgla'/ 98
Anglesey/' anlgalsl/ 112
angry/'eqgri/ 124
ankle/'aqkel/ 34
anklesocks/'.. ./ 47
annoyed/a'nttd/ 124
anorak/'anerak/ 45
answerthe phone,/,o:nsa6a
'fevn/ 28
answeringmachine/'olnsarnJ
me,fi:n/123
ant /erfi/ 106
antacid/ent'asrd/ 42
73 Antarctica/ en' tq:.ktrka/ 114
antihistamine tablets/
,entr'hrstamiln,teblats,/
antlers/'antlaz/ 103
apex,/'erpeks,/ 108
Ap p a l a c h i aM
n o u n ta i n s ,/
,apelertfian'mauntanz,/113
apple/'apel/ 6'l
applepie/,epal'pa:/ 66
applicationform,/,eplr'kerJan
f:;m/ 22
apricot /'erpnkot/ 61
April/'erprel/ '109
archer/ts'^tle'/ 89
archery/'ottlai/ 89
architect /' qtkrtekt/ 25
Arizona/,en'zauna/ 113
Arkansas,/'qrkansrr,/ 113
arm /q'^m/ 34
armchair/' otmt[ea'/ 14
armrest/ta'lmrest/ 77
arrivals and departures
agawalzan dl'po:tJazbr:d,/
7',|
arrow/terau/ 89
art /ut/ 57
arlery/'utari/ 35
artichoke,/'ortrtJaok/ 50
articulatedlorry,/or,trkjulertrd
'lpri/ 72
/ 82
artist,/'o:trst,/25
Asia/'e{a/ 114
asparag us,/a'sparagas,/
assemblyline,/a'semblilam,z
30
assistant/a'sstenV 39
astronaut,/'estranr:V I l9
astronomy/a'strpnami,/ 94
at the bottom ,/at 6a 'bptam,/
127
at the top /at6e'top/ 127
Atlanta /at'lante/ 113
AtlanticOcean,/at,lantrk
'eu[en/ 113
atlas/'edas,/ 58
atlic /'attk/ 20
aubergine/' euba3L,n/59
audience/'rdiens/ 93
August /'rgast/ 109
aunl /s'^nt/ 7
Australia/o'stretlie/ 114
Austria/'ostie/ 116
autumn/'r.tam/ 118
avocado/.ava'ko:deu/ 61
away from /a'wer from/ 121
axe/aks/ 29
baby /'berbi/ 6
babybottle/'.. ,../ 16
babycarrier/'betbi ,karia'/ 16
babyclothes,/'berbikleadz/ 16
babycup /'.. ./ 16
babysling/'betbislr4/ 15
babywipes /'berbi warps,/ 16
back/ba.k/ 34
back teeth /ba,k'ti'tg/ 45
backache/'beketk/ 41
backboard/'bakbt;d/ 87
backbone/'bekbaun/ 35
backgammon /'bakgeman/
95
bacon,/'berken/64
badger/'bad3a'/ 103
42 badminton,/'bredmrntan,/ 88
badmintonplayer/'... ,../ 88
badmintonracket,/'bedmmtan
,rekrt/ 88
bag /bag/ 6g
bag of sweets/,. . './ 83
bagel /'beryal/ 64
baggage/'beEd3/ 75
baggagecarousel/'baEd3
kara,sel,/76
baggagereclaimarea/ba:Ed3
nklerm ,eeria/ 76
baggy/'bagi/ 50
baguette/be'get/ 54
bails /beilz/ 86
bake /berk,z59
baked beans/,berkt'bi'.nz/
62,70
bakedpotato/'berkt
board/ pattertavz/ 67
baker,/'berka',/23
bakery/'berkari/ 64
bakingtray,/'berkq luer/ 1'l
baklava/'baklave/ 66
balancebeam,/'balansbi:m,/
89
balcony/'ba,lkeni/ 9
bald /btld/ 36
ball /bt:l/ 86
ball gown /'bl;l gavn/ 47
ball point pen ,/ bo:l prmt
59
Wr/ 27
ballerina/ ba.lanna/ 91
ballet ,r'balerlbe lel 93
ballet dancer/fuler,do:nsa7
93
ballet shoe/'baler [u'./ 93
baIlooning,/ba'lu:mp,/ 98
ballpointpen /,br:lpernt'pen/
55
banana/ba'nqrnell-'na-,/61
band /bend/ 93
bank accountnumber/'baqk
akaunt ,nttmba'/79
bank balance/'bepk ,balans,/
79
bank clerk/'baqkhq'^k/ 25,79
bank statement/'be0k
.stertmant/ 79
ba'r/bq{/ 32
bar of chocolate,/,bo:rav
'tjDkht/ 83
barbecue/'bq:brkju:/ '18,59
barge/boi3/ 98
barrier,/'baria' / 71, 75
barrister/'barrcta' / 24,33
base/bers/ 40, 'l08, 123
baseballcap,/rbersbe:l kap/ qS
baseline/'beslan/ 88
basement/'bersmant/ 20
basil,/'bazall'betzel/ 60
basin /'besan/ 45
basket,/'bcirslat/ 87, 101
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basketbaI| /'buskrtbt;l/ 87
basketballplayer/'... ,.,187
bassguitar,/,bersgr'tol',/95
bassoon/ba'su':n/ 96
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bat /bev 6,8
bath /tu0/ 12
bathmat /bofrmeV 12
bathtowel / . ../ 12
bathrobe/'bo:Orat:fr/ 17
bathroom/'bo;grum/ 20, 32
bathroomcabinet,zbo.€rum
'kebrnat,/12
batsman,/'betsman/ 85
battery /'batpri/ 72, 123
bay /be/ 3o
beach /bitt[/ 117
beachball/'. ./ 97
beachtowel/'.../ 97
beachumbrella/'. .,../ 97
beading/'bitdtl/ 39
beak/bi:k/ 105
bear/bea'/ 103
beard/biad/ 36
beat /bitt/ 69
beautician /bjut' alan/ 39
bedroom/'bedrum/ 20
bedside table,/,bedsaI d' terbaT/
13
bedspread,/'bedspred,/ I3
bee /bl/ 105
beefjoint /'bi;f d3tnt/ 64
beefburger /'bizfbstga'/ 57
beehive/'bi;haw/ 105
beer/bl.a'/ 63
beetroot/'bi:t:utt/ 59
behind/br'hund/ 126
betge/ber3/ 51
Belfast,z'belfo':st/ 112
Belgium/beld3an/ 116
Belishabeacon/ba li:Ja
bi*aV 80
below ,rbrlai,z 125
belowfreezing /.. ../ 118
belt /belV 53
bench/bent/ 55
bend over /bend etve'/ 92
beret,/'bererlba'rcr/ 45
beside,/br'sard/127
between /br'twitn/ 127
bib /bft/ 16
bicycle,/'barsrkp/72,89
Big Ben/,brg'ben/ 100
bigos,z'bi:gos/65
bike /bak/ 89
bikini,zbr'ki:ni/49,97
bill /brl/ 105
billboard/'brlbttd/ 81
billygoat /tbili gaut/ 102
bin /bn/ 10,21
bin bags/'bnbegz/ 63
binoculars/br'nokjolaz/ 94
biology/bar'olad3i/ 57
bird-watching /'bztd,wotJq/
94
biro'",/'barrau / 27,56,83
birth certificate/hst9 sa,nfikat/
5
birthdaycard,/'bs:Oder ko:d/
82
b iscuits,/'brskrts,/ 53
black/bla,k/ 51
blackbelt/'. ./ 88
blackcab /blak'keb/ 71
bl ackeye/.' ./ 41
bl ackhai r/,. ' ./ 36
WO RD L IS T
blackboard/'blekbt;d/ 56
blackcurrant /,blak'krant/ 61
blade,zblerdl 91
blanket/'blerJkrt/'13
blender/'blenda'/ 1'l
blini/'bli:nil 65
blond hair/,blpnd 'hea',/36
blood /blt'd/ 41
blood pressure gauge,/ blrd
preJa ,geId3,/43
blouse,/blauzllblaus/
blow-dry/'blzu drar, 39
blue/blu:,251
bluecheese/ - .,! 64
b l u ec ollarwor ( er i . .. ../ 2 5
blueberry/ blu:barit'51
Blue-ray-o a\et ,/ blur rer
plera', 122
BIuitoot"'" t'eaoset,/,blu:tu:o
heds et , 123
blusherr bLtla'/ 40
board /bttd/ 95
boardrngpass,/'br:dr4po'.s/75
boardrngschool,/'bardrrJ
54
boating/'bautnl/ 98
bobsledding,z'bobsledrl,z
bobsleigh/'bobslo/ 91
borl /bttU 69
boiledegg /,btrld'eg/ 70
bollard,/'bplad.lq:d,/ 80
bolt /beuIt/ 29
BonfireNight/'bonfara nart/
109
bonnet/'bpnrt/ 73
book /buk/ 55
bookof stamps,/,buk
'stamps,/82,83
bookcase,/'buk-kers,/
books,/buks,z '14
bookshop/'buklpp/ 84,99
boosterrocket,/rbu:sta,rpkrt,/
119
boot /butt/ 73
boots /buzlrs/ 47
18
border,/'br:da',/
bored/bt:d/'124
borscht/bt|t/ 65
botanicaI garden,/ba,tanrkal
'go:dn,z99
bottle ,/'bDtl,/68
bottle opener/'botl ,eupana'/
11
bottled food ,z,botld'fuid/ 62
bouncea ball,/,baunsa'btl/
92
bouncer/'baunse'/ 16
boundary/'baundari/ 86
bow /bau/ 78.89,96
bow tie /baa'ta/ 48
bowl /bauI/ 15
bowler /'bauIa'/ 86
box,zbpks,z 58
box of chocolates,/,boksav
'tJokhts,z83
b oxof t is s ues / , . . ' ../ 1 5
boxer,/'boksaT87
boxershorts/'.. ,./ 48
boxing,/'boksq,/87
boy /btr/ 6
bra /br$/ 47
brace/bres/ 45 business studies/'btznes carrierbag /'ka:riabag/ 62
bracelet, brersLt,z53 strdiz/ 57 carrol /'karat/ 59
braces/ brersn/ 53 butcher/but[a'/ 23 carrots/'karats/ 66
bradavrl/bra.dt/'/ 29 bulter /'bnta'/ 62,70 carry/'kari/ 37
c.a,d,ng/ bre:dq/ 39 butterfly /tbxefla/ 106 carskstz/ 72
c'aas /bretdz/ 36 butternut squash,/,brrtanat carton ,/'ko:tn,/ 58
oran /bretn/ 35 'skwoJ,/60 cash/ka|/ 79
orake/bretk/ 73 buttocks/'btttaks/ 34 cashmachine/'kal ma,Ji:n/84
o ra k el i g h t/' . ./ 73 button ,/'b,rtn,/50 cashewnut /'kaJur natllke'Jur
brass,/brqrs,/96 buttonhole/'bntnheul/ 50 n^t/ 61
47 Brazilnut /bra'zrlnlf./ 51 cabbage/'kabfl3/ 59 cashier /ka' !rc'/ 25, 62, 79
bread/bred/ 70 cabi n,/' kabm/77,78 cashpoint/'katpcnt/ 79
break,zbrerk,z 38, 69 cabincruiser,/'kebrn,lru':za' / cashpointcard/'.. ./ 79
breakfast/'brekfast/ 70 78 casserole dish,/'kaserauldrl
breastbone /'brestbeun/ 35 cable/'kerbal/ 78 11
brick /brllr./ 31 cableTV /,ketbal ti;'vi;/ 122 cassetteplayer,/ka'set,plerc' /
bricklayer/'brrk,lera'/ 23 cactus,/'kaktas/ 117 73
bridge/bndg/ 74,81 cafeteria,/,kafe'traria,/ 58 caslle/'kq;sal/ 99
brie /bril/ 64 cafetiAre/,kefa' tjea'/ 10 casualwear,/'ka3ual wea'/ 48
briefcase/'bri:fkers/ 53 cage/kefi3/ 10"1 caI /ka't/ 101
Brighton/'brartn/ 1'12 cagoule/ke'gu;l/ 45 cat food /'katfu;d/ 63
B(isrol/tbnstel/ 112 cake/ketk/ 64 cat'seyes/'. ./ 74
broad bean/brt;d'bin/ 50 cakestand,/'kerkstand/ 15 catcha ball/,ketJ a'bttI/ 92
sku:l/ broccoli/'brokali/ 59 caketin /'kerktrn/ 11 caterpillar/'kata,pia' / 106
brokenleg,/,braukan'Ieg/ 41 calculator/'kalkjulerta',256 cauliflower/'koh,fTaua'/ 59
brokenzip /,brauken 'ap/ 52 calendar/'kahnda'/ 27 cave/kel/ 117
91 brooch /btaatt/ 53 calf/kolfllkaf/ 34,102 CCW camera./.si:si: ti: vir
brook /bruk/ 117 California/,ke.Ir'b;nja/ 1'13 'kamare/ 80'
broom /brutm/ 17 callcentreoperator,/'kr:lsente CD player/,si: 'dir ,plereT56,
,oDarerta'/25 73
brother/'brttde'/ 7
brothers-in-law /'br rt6azn cai l i ngfrom a publ i cphonebox CD-ROM/.sl di:'rom/ 120
,/,kr:lq fram a ,pabhk 'faun CD-ROMdrive,/ sir di: 'rpm
bt/ 7
brown /braun/ 51
bpks/ 85 dral /' 20
Cambridge/'ketmbnd3/ 112 ceiling,z'sidrl,z20
b ro w nh a i r/,.' ./ 36
camcorder/'kem,kt;da'/ 123 celeriac,/sa'leariek/ 50
bruise/brttz/ 41
camel,/'kamal/ 51,103 celery,/'selari,/ 59
brush/btt{/ 17,40
av camera/'kemora/ 94 cell phoneAmE/'sel faan/ 123
brushyour hai /,. . './ 8 cellar/'sela'/ 20
camisole/'kemrsaul/ 47
14 brushyour teeth /,braJjcr camper/tkempa'/ 98 cello/'tfelau,z95
'ti:O,/8 camping/'kampq/ 98 cement/sftiert/ 31
brushes/'br$tz/ 94 campingstove,/'kemprrJ cementmixer,/sr'mentrmrksaT
Brussels sprouts/,br rcalz stauv,/98 31
'sprauts,/59 campsite/'kampsart/ 98 centimetre,/'sentmi:ta'l 68
bucket/'bakt/ 17,97 campus/'kempas,/ 58 centralreservation,/.sentral
Buckin ghamPalace,/,bakr5am reza'verlat/ 74
can/kar,/ 68
'pehs,z100 canal,/ka'nel/ 98, 117 centre,/'sentaT108
buckle/ b,rkaI/ 50,53 candle/'kendl,/ 15 centreci rcl e/ , . . '. . / 86
Buddhistshrine,/ bodrst [rarn,/ candyAmE/'kendi/ 67 cereal/'srarial/ 63,70
110 canoe,/ka'nu:,/90 chain,ztfern,z 53
Buddhist temple,/,budrst canoeing/kJnu;t4/ 90 chai /tlea'/ 15
'tempal/ 110 canoeist,/ka'nurrst,/ 90 chairlift/'tleelfit/ 91
budgerigar /'brd3arryo;'/ 101 Canterbury Cathedral ,z chalk/tfuk/ 55
budgie/'bt.d1i/ 101 .kentabari ka'ei:drel,/ 100 chambermaid,/'tJermbe,merd
buffalo,z'birfalau,z 103 cairtain/'kaptsn/ 77 32
buggY/'bqi/ 16 car/kot'/ 74 champagnefiam'pen/ 65
buildingblocks/'brldrqblpks/ car seat/'ks; si;t/ 16 changing mat,/'tJerndgrq met/
55 caravan/'karcvan/ 72 15
Bulgaria/bil' gearia/ 116 caravansite,/'karev@nsart/ charger/'t[od3a'/ 123
bull /bvl/ 102 98 cheap/t[itp/ 125
bulldozer/'bvldauze'/ 31 cardshop/'kq;d, lop/ 84 checked/t[ekt/ 51
bumper/'bnnpa'/ 73 Cardiff /'kq'^drf/ 112 check-indesk/'tJek rn desk/
bungalow/'btqgalaa/ 9 cardigan/'ko;drgan/ 46 76
bunsenburner/,bansan Cardigan/'kalilgan/ 112 checkingin /,t[ekrq'n/ 32
'bsrna'/ 56 cardiologist,/,ko:di'oladgrst,/43 checkingout,/,tJekq 'aut/ 32
burgers/'bt'^gaz/62 cards/kq;dz/ 95 checkoutarea,/'tJekaut,earia,/
bus/btts/ 7'1,74,80 careworker,/'kea,ws:ka-/26 62
busdriver/'brc drare"/ 26,71 cargo/'koryau/ 78 checkoutdesk,/'tJek-aut,desk/
bus lane,/'bzrslem,/ 80 carnival/'ko;nlel/ 99 62
busshelter/'b^s ,JelteT80 carpenter/tkotpnta' / 23 cheek/tJi:k/ 35
busstop /'b^s stDp/ 7'1,80 carpet,/'korplt/13 cheese/t[itz/ 62
bush/bul 18 carriage/'kand3/ 71 cheeseon toast/,. . './ 70
 W OR D L IS T
cheeseburger /' tti;zbs;ga' / 67 claw /klt;/ 104 computertechnician ,/ cove'-3 €:::' JLri-JT -e!3
cheesecake /' t[izketk/ 65 claws/kbtz/ 105 kam,pjurta tek'm[an/ 26 22
cheetah/'tlitta/ 103 cleaner/'kJi:ne'/ 26 concierge/'konsiea3/ 32 cow,zkao 102
chef/lef/ 23 cleaningfluid /'kli:nq ,flu'nd/ condiments,/'kpndrmants,/ 63 crab/kreb, 64, 10tl
chemist's,/'kemrsts,/ 84 45 conditioner/kan' dttana'/ 12, craftfair /Watr fea' !B
chemistry/'kemrstri/ 57 clear/klo'/'118 40 crafts,/kq:fu,/ 9f
cheque/tlek/ 79 clementine,/'klemantirn,/ 51 conductorAan'd^kte'/ 93 cranberries /'Webariz 61
chequecard/'tJek kq;d/ 79 clifl /khf/ 117 cone /kaan/ 67 crane,/krern,/31,78,105
chequebook/' tlekbuk/ 79 climber/'klatma'/ 89 conf ectio nery /kan' feklanari/ crayons/'krercnz/ 55
cherry/'tleri/ 51 climbing/'klarmrq/ 89 83 cream,/krirm/ 42,51,62,6S
chess/tjes/ 95 climbingf rame,/'klarmrS conferenceroom,/'konfarens creditcard,/'kredrtkq:d. 79
chest/tjest,/ 34 frerm,/ 55 nrm/ 32 crest,/krest,/'105
chesto f d ra wer s/ . . ' . / 13 clingfilm" /'kln1film/'10 confused/kan' fju:zd/ 124 crewneckjumper/,kru:nek
chestnuttree /'tjesnlt tri;/ 117 clock/klok/ 71,11'l conkers/'korJkaz/ 117 'd3tmpa'/ 45
chewinggum /'tJu:q g^m/ 83 clock-radio,/,klok'rerdiaa/'122Connecticut,/ka'netrkat,/ 113 cricket,/'krrklt/86
Chicago/[r'ko':gau/113 close,/klaus,/125 console/'konsaul/ 120 cricketball/'.. ./ 86
chick /t[rk/ 102 closed/klauzd/ 125 constellation /,konsta'le{an/ cricketpitch/'.. ./ 86
chicken/'t!rlrcn/ 102 clothesline /'klauzlarn/'17 119 crisps,/krrsps,/67
chickenleg ,/'tJrkIn\eg/ 64 cloudy/'klaudi/ 118 constructionworker ,/ crockery/'krpkei/ 15
chickenlrverp6te/,tJrkrn,lrva clulch /kbrtl/ 73 kan'strrrkJan,wsrkaT 31 crocodiIe,z'krpkadarl/'l03
'pate/ 65 clutchbag /'klntjbag/ 53 consultant,/ken'srrltant / 44 croissant/'kwo:soq/ 70
chickentikkamasala,/,tJrkm coach/kaat[/ 71 contactlens,/'kpntektlenz/ croppedhair,/,kropt'hea'/ 36
.tirkame'so:la,/55 coaster/'kausta'/ 15 45 cross-country skiing,/,kros
chickenwrap ,/,tJrkrn 'rep/ 67 coastline /'kaustlatt/ 117 container,/ken'terneT 58 krntri 'ski:rg,/91
child/tfarld/ 5 coal /kaut/ 46 continents/'knntrnants,/114 crossroads/'krosraadz/ 74
childminder,z'tJarld,marndeT coat hanger/'ka,ut controlpad,/ken'treolped/ crossword,/krosws:d,/ 95
26 ,han)a'/17 crow ,/krau,/105
cockatoo,/.kpka'tur,/ 105 122
children/'tlldran/ 7 cockerel/'kokarel/ 102 controltower /kan'treul ,taue',/ crowd ,/kraud,/ 85
chillipeppei/'rjrli pepoT 59 cockpit/'kok,ptt/ 77 77 cruiseship/'krutz lrp/ 78
chilly/'tjrli/ 118 cockroach/'kok-rautJ,z106 convertible/kan'vgttebal/ 72 crush/l<rt{/ 69
chimney/'tltmni/ 9 cocktaildress/'kokterl dres,/ conveyorbelt ,/kan'verabelt/ crulch/Wt'tl/ 44
chin /ttn/ 34 47 30.62 cry/kat/ 37
ChineseNew Year/ tlatnitz cube/kiu:b,/108
cocoa,/ kaukau,/53 cook/kak/ 2'1,23,69
nju: 'jra',/109 c-c,-b-e' / kjurkrmba'/59
coconut,/ kaukannt,/ 61 cookery/ kukei/ 94
chips/tfips/ 62,67,70 :-* krf 50
coCfillei /kDd filt,'64 cco< e-_, boc< 10
chipsAmE/t[tps/ 67 :-- ^< kf Llk 53
cofree,'k:Dfi.'53,65, 70 cc3<-3 c:: kukrqpot 10
chiropodist,/kr'mpadrst/43 r-c i'r.p l5
coffee maxer," kofi merka' | 1 c3€ ku:l 1'18
chisel/ttttzal/ 29 :-r::.' l krbad 10
coffeetable/ .- ../ 14 co-o c: kau padar 77
chives/tIatz/ 60 :-!'- luprul 58
chocolate gateau,/,tlDkht coin /ktm/ 94 coro,essD^c-e kr:dlas failn
r-' : 'z ' ks:li hea- 36
coin album/'kem .elbam,/94 123
'gataa/ 66 c-:5o' ks:sa' 120
chop/tlop/ 59 coin collecting,/'kun ka,leku4,/ coriander,/,korianda'/ 50 c-na I b:m 14
choppedtomatoes/,tlopt 94 Cork/kt:k/'112 cushronika\ant 14
ta'mo:tauzll-'mev/62 cola/'kaule/ 63,67 corn on the cob /.kun pn 6a customer,/ lcstama',262, 79
choppingboard,/'tJopq bord,/ cold/kauId/ 41,118 'kpb/ 59 customs/ ktystamz/76
11 cold remedy,/'kauld,remrdi,/ corned beef,/,klnd 'bif/ 62 customsofficer,/'kastamz
chorizo/t[a'rizau/ 64 42 corner,/'k)rnay108 .ohsa'/ 76
chorus,/'krrras,/93 coldwater Iap/. '.. ./ 12 correctionf Iuid /ke'rekJan cui /t<r't/ 38, 39. 41
Christianchurch,/,krrstJan coleslaw/'kaulsb,/ 64 ,fln:.td/27,83 cut uP ,/k^t 'tP/ 69
'tJs:tj,r110 collar,/'kola',/ 50 cosmetics kpz' metrks/40 cutlery,z'katlari/15
ChristmasDay/,knsmas'der,/ collection /ka'leklan/ 82 coI /kpt/ 16 CV,/,sir'vit/ 22
10 9 cologne/ka'levn/ 40 cottage/'kottd3/ 9 cycling/'sarklnS/89
ChristmasEve,/,knsmas'i:v/ Colorado,/,kola'roldau,/ 113 cotton ,/'kotn/ 52 cyclingshorts,/'sarklq trts/ 49
10 9 colouredpen ,/,knlad'pen,/83 couch,zkautj/ 39 cyclist,/'sarkhst,/ 89
chrysanthemum / colouringbook ,/'kalarr4buk,/ cough/kof/ 41 cyclistsonly sign,/,sarklrsts
krr'sen0rmam,/18 55,83 cough mixture/'kof ,mrkstJeT 'aunli sarn,/75
church,ztjs:V 99 colours/'klJoz/ 51 42 cylinder,/'srhndaT 108
churchtower,/,tJs:tJ'taua',/99 comb,/kaum/39.40 counsellor /'kaunsala'/ 43 cylinderblock,/'srhndablok,/
cinema/'snrma/ 93 c o mbv o u rh a i r/,. .' ./ I counter /'kaanta' / 79, 82 72
circle,/'ssrkal,/ 108 comet-/'komrt,/i 19 countrycode,z'kmtri keud,z85 cymbal/'stmbal/ 96
circumference,/sa'krr.mfarans,/ compactdisc/ CD player/ countryof birth ,/,kzrntriav Cyprus/'sarpras/ 116
108 ,kompekt'drsk,plera',sir 'bgt9/ 6 CzechRepublic /,tlek
Citizens AdviceBureau,/ 'di': ,plera'/ 122 couple /'ktrpal/ 6 rr'prrbkhk,z 115
,srtrzenzad'varsbjupeu/ 22 compass/'krtmpas/ 56 courgette/kua'3et/ 59 daffodil/'defadi/ 18
citywall /,stti'wt{/ 99 compost,/ court ,/krt,/ 88 dairyproducts,/'deari
clam/klem/ 104 'kompostll'kormpaust/ 19 court reporter/,kt;t rr'pt;te'/ ,prDd^kts,/62
clap/klep/ 37 computer/kem'pju;ta'/ 27,56 33 daisy/'derzi/ 18
clarinet/,klerr'net/ 96 computergames/.'.. ,./ 95, court shods/'kt:t[utz/ 47 Dallas,z'delas,/ 113
classical concert,/.klasrkal 120 courtroom /'kt'.tram/ 33 dam/dam/ 117
'kpnsat,/93 computerprogrammer,/ couscous/'kuskus,/63,70 dance/do:ns,/37
classroom,/'klqrsrum/ 56 kam'pju:te'praugrama'/25 cousins/'ktzanz/ 7 dark/dq;k/ 125
 WO R D LI S T
d a r khair/ , . ' . / 36 digitalSLRcamera,/,drd3rtles drawer/dn{/ 10,13 elasticband/r,lastrk 'bend,/
dashboard/' da[bt;d/ 73 el'q: kamrra,/ 123 drawingpins,/'dralgpnz/ 83 27
date/dert/ 61 digital watch / dtd3rtl'wot[/ dress/dres/ 47 elbow /relbau,/34
date of birth ,/,det av 'bg:0,/5 1 ' t1 dressinggown /'dres14gap17 elderly/'eldali,z5
daughter/'dczte'/ 7 dil /dl/ 60 47 electricdrill ,/r,lektrrk'dnl/ 29
daughter-in-law /'dc:tar ur drm sum ,/drm 'srrm,z 55 dressingtable,/'dresrr33etbal/ electricAuitar,/r,lektnkgr'to:',
ltt/ 7 diningroom /'danrq ru:.m/ 20 13 95
davsof the week / derz av b d i n i n gro o mta b l e ,/,...' ../ 15 dressma ker /'dres,merka'/52 electricmixer,/r,lektrrk'mrksa'
\,vi:t<Zt Og dinner/'dna'/ 70 drill /dril/ 45 1t
daytimetelephonenumber,/ d i n n e jra c k e /'
t ..,../ 48 drill bits/'drilbrts/ 29 electricshaver,/r,lektrrk'Jerva'
,dertarm'tehfaun namba',/ 6 dishcloth/'drlklofl/ 10 drinks/dngks/ 63,66 40
debit card/'debtkad/ 79 d ishwasher /' drt,wo[a'/ 10 drip /drry/ 85 electrictypewriter,/r,lektrrk
decay/dr'ker,/ 45 displayscreen,/dr'splerskrin/ drive/drarv/ 9 'tup,ruta'/ 27
December,/dr'semba'/ 109 120 drivingIicence/' drarvrq electricwindow button,
deck/dek/ 78 d istributor/ dr'str,tbjute' / 72 ,lasans/ 6 r,lektnk'wrndau,bxn/ 73
deckchair/' dektlea'/ 97 diver/'dawa'/ 90 drum/drtm/ 96 electrician /r,lek'trr[an,,ehk-/
deep/dt:p/ 125 dividedby,/dI'valdrdbar/ '107 drum krt /'drnmkrt/ 96 23
deer,/dra',/103 diving,z'darvrg,z 90 dry /dru/ 125 electronic games,/,ehktronrk
defendant/ dt fendant/ 33 divingboard/'.. ./ 90 dry goods/'drargvdz/ 53 'germz/ 12O
defenders/ilfendaz/ 31 divorced/dr'vttst/ 6 dry yourself/'drar jeself/ 8 electronic personal organiser
degreesCelsius ,/ degrees Diwali,/dr'wo;Ii/ 109 dual carriageway / djval ,/,ehktroruk ,pe:sanal
Centig rade/ dt,gitz'selsias, DIY,z,di:at'wat/ 94 'kand3wer/ 74 'ttganarza'/ 123
&gntz'senugrerd,/118 do a handstand,/du:a Dublin,z'dlbln/ 112 electronicsshop,/r,lek'troruks
degreesFahren heit / dr,griz 'handstand,/ 92 duck/d*/'102
'feranhart/ 118 do homework,/dul duckling/'dtklnl/ 102 lop/ 84
elephant/' elrfant/ 103
Delaware/' delawea' / 113 'heumws:k/21 dummy/'dlrrr'i/ 16 elevatorAmE/telavefte'/ 32
delicatessen/ dehka'tesan/ 64 do press-ups /dul 'pres rps/ 92 d umper truck,/'drrmpa tr ttk/ eleven/r'levan/'107
delivery/dr'lwari/ 82 do sit-ups,/dur'srt 92 3'l
'rps/ elevenhundredhours/r,levan
denim,/'denrm,/52 do the laundry,/du: 6a 'blndri,/ Dun Laoghaire /dlv:''lrari/ 1'12
Denmark,/'denmo:k/ 115 'h-rrndradauaz/'111
21 Dundee/d':'rr'di/ 112
dentalfloss/'dentl,flos/ 45 e-mail,z'irme{/ 121
dock/dok/ 78 dungarees/ drrlga'ntz/ 48
dentalnurse,/'dentl ngls/ 45 e-mailaddress/ril merl a,dresll-
doctor,/'dPkta'/ 24,43 Durham/'dram/ 112
dentist /' denttst/ 24,45 doctor'ssurgery/ doktaz dust /dastz 21 ,adres/ 6,22, 121
dentures/'dentlaz/ 45 e-mailsoftware,/.i:merl
'ss:dgari,z43 duster,/'dlsta',/17
departmentstore,/dl'poltmant document,/'dokjumant/120 'softwea7 121
dustpan/'dttstpen/ 17
,str:7 80,84 documentcase/'dokjoment duty-freeshop,/,djurti'fri: embroidery/tm'brudari/ 94
departure gates,zdrrpo:tJa emerald/'emarald/ 53
,kers,/53 [oP/ to emergency number,/
,gefis/ 76 dog /dog/ 101 duvet,/'du:vey'djut-/ 13
r'ms:dgansi,nambaT 85
depositbox / slot /dlpont dog food /'dogfitd/ 63 DVD,z,di:vi'.'dit/ 122
boks, dr'pozrt slpt/ 79 doll /dol/ 55 D V Dpl ayer/,..' . ,../ 14,56,122 emery board/'emeribttd/ 40
depth /depO/ 108 doll'spram/'dolzpram/ 55 eagle/'i'.gaI/ 105 empty,/'empti/ 58,125
dermatologist ,/ dolphin/'dolfn/ 104 ear/E'/ 34 en suiteshowerroom /on swi:t
43 donerkebab/'dona ka,bab/ 67 ear protectors/'rc pra,tektaz/ 'Jauarurm,/ 20
,ds:ma'tolad3rst/
deserl/'dezat/ 117 dongle/'do{,gal/ 120 31 encycloped ia,/rn,sarkla'pi:dia,/
designand technology/dt,zarn donkey/'do4lo/ 1O2 ear,nose,throat specialist ,/ra 58
an tek'nolad5i,/ 57 door /dt:'/ 73 nauz 'Oraut,spefahst,/43 engine/'end1m/ 71,72
designer/dt'zama'/ 25 door handle/'. ../ 10 earrtng/'tanq/ 53 England/'qgland./ 112
d e s k , z des k14,z 27,5 5 doorbell/'dt:bel/ 9 Earrh/t0/ 119 english/'qgli[/ 57
deskdiary/'desk duari/ 27 doorknob/ dtnob/ 9 easel/'izal/ 55 Englishbreakfast/,nglr[
desklamp/'desklamp/ 27 doorstep/'dttstep/ 9 EasterSunday/,irsta 'snnder,/ 'breKast,/ 70
desktidy /'desk ,tatdt/ 27 dormitory /' dttmrtari/ 54 109 envelope/' envalaup/ 82
desserttrolley,zdr'za:t trDli/ 55 doublebass,/,d,rbal'bers/96 ecstatic / rk'statrk/ 124 equals/'i:kwalz/ 107
desserts/il'z:;ll/ 66 doublebed ,z,drbel'bed/ 13 edge/edS/ 108 e-reader/'l ,rlda'/ 122
dessertspoon/ il' zsttspu:n/ 15 doubleoven,/,d.,r,bal' nvan/ 10 Edinburgh/' ednbarya/112 escalator,/'eskelerta',/ 84
detachedhouse,/dr,tatJt double room/'dtbalrutm/ 32 EdinburghCastle,/,edmbara estateagent /r'stert ,erd3ant/
'haus,/9 doubleyellowline,/,dabaljelau 'ko:sal,/100 25
diagonal/du' aganaU 108 'lam,/ 80 eel/i:l/ 104 estatecar/rrstertks'/ 72
diallingcode,/'darah4kaud,z doughnut/'daunrtt/ 57 egg /eg/ 105 Estonia/ e'staania / 116
85 Dover/'deuve'/ 112 eggs/egz/ 62 European Union,/juarpian
diameter/ dar'amtta'/ 108 down /dasn/ 126 Eidul-Fitr/,i;dul'tfira/ 109 'ju:njan/ 116
diamond,/'daramand,/ 53 downhillskiing,/,daunhrl eight /eft/ 107 euros/'juarauz/ 79
dice/das/ 95 'skilIl,/ 9l eight am / eight(o'clock)in eveninggown ,/'i:vru4gaun/
dictionary/' drktanafi/ 58 DowningStreet/'dqunrq stri:t/ the morning/,eft et'em, ,ert 47
dietician/ darc'ilan/ 43 100 aklpk m 6e 'mcrnr4,/111 evidence/t evtd,ans/33
dig the soil,/,drg6a 'serl,z'19 downstairs/ daon'steaz/ 20 eightpm / eight(o'clock)in examination couch,/
digger/'drge'/ 31 d ragonfly/' dregenflar/ 106 the evening,/,ertpi: rem,,ert rg,zamr'nerfankaut/ 43
digi-box/' dtd3i boks/ 122 drainpipe/' drenparp/ 9 aklok m 6i 'i:vnr4,/111 excavationsite,/,ekska'verJan
digitalcamera/ drd3rtl drapeAmE/drerp/ 14 eighteen/,er'ti:n/ 107 saft/ 31
'kemare/ 123 draughts/drqtfts/ 95 eighteenhundredhours,/,erti:n excavator,/'ekskaverteT 31
digitalradio/drd3rtI 'rerdiau,/ draughtsman/' druftsmen/ 25 'hzrndradauez/ 111 exchangerates,Aks'tJerndg
122 draw /drtt/ 38 eighty /'erti/ 107 rerts/ 79

exercisebike,/'eksasarz
92
exercisebook,/'eksasanbuk/
56
exhaustpipe/rg'zerstparp/ 73
exhibition/,eksr'b{an/ 99
ex-husband /.eks'hmband/ 7
expensive,/Ikrspensw,/
externalharddrive,/rk,sernl
'ho:d draw,/ 120
ex-wife/,eks'wafi/ 7
eye/ar/ 34
eyedrops/'ar dtops/ 42,45
eyeshadow/'u ,[adev/ 40
evebrow/'arbtau/ 35
eyebrowpencil/'.. ,../ 40
eyelash/ule[/ 35
eyelid/'arhd/ 35
eyeliner /' at]arna'/ 40
fabricconditioner,/'febrrk
kend{me'/ 17
fabricshop/'febnk lop/ 84
fac e/fe ts/ 3 4, 108, 111
facecloth/' fetsklp9/ 12
facial/'fe{el/ 39
f actoryworker /' fa,kteri
,wsrkaT25
fair hair/,fea''hee'/ 36
f atitas/fe'hittez/ 65
taiafel/fe'lafel/ 67
falcon,/'fa:lkan/105
fall /fil/ 37,92
fall AmE/fil/ 118
familyname/'femali nerm/ 5
fans /fanz/ 86
far /fs;'/ 125
farmer /'f.s'.ma'/ 23
fashionstore ,/'faJan strr'./ 84
f ast/fust/ 125
father /'fst6a'/ 7
Father3Day/'fot6ez derl 109
father-in-law/'fszdar nltt/ 7
fatty tissue/,fati'ttlut/ 35
faucetAmE/'fitsrt/ 10
fax a document/,faks a
'dokiumant/ 2{i
fax machine/'faks ma,!i'^n/27
feathers/'fe6ez/ 105
February/' februari/ 109
feedthe baby/,. .'../ 21
feed the dog /,ftd 6a'dog/ 21
feelings/'fiIrqz/'124
fence,/fens,/9, 19
fennel,/'fenl,/50
ferrv /'feri/ 78
fertiliser/' fs'.t{arza'/ 19
festivals/'festwalz/ 109
field/fiId/'t17
fielder/'fi:lda'/ 86
fifteen /,fifti:n/ '107
fifteen hundredhours/,fiftiln
'hrrndrad,auez/ 11'l
fiflh /fifa/ 107
fifry /tfti/"107
fifty pence,zfifty pencepiece/
,fifti 'pens, ,fifti pens 'pi:s,/
79
fifty percent,/,fiftipe'sent/ 107
fifty pounds/ fifty pound note
/,fifti' paundz,,fifti paund
'neat/ 79
bark/ fig /frg/ 61
figure skate/'figa skefi/ 91
figureskater/'figa ,sketaT 91
figureskating/'frga pkerfiq/
91
file /fail/ 29,120
fileattachment,zrfarl
125 a,tetJmant/ 121
file papers/,fail'perpaz/ 28
files /failz/ 27
filing cabinet/'failrq,kablnat/
28
Itll /til/ 38
fi l l i n a fo rm/,h l n a ' b z m / 28
fillet of sole,/.filrtav 'saul,/65
fllling /'filq/ 45
tilm /hlm/ 93,123
Filofax'",2'farlau,faks,/
fin /fn/ 104
f inancialadviser/fa,nanlal
adtvarza'/79
finger /'fiqga'/ 34
Finland/finlend/ 116
fir cone/'fs:keun/ 117
fir tree,/'fg:trit/ 117
tire /farc'/ 85
fire brigade/'farabn,gerd/ 85
fire engine/'. ,../ 85
fi re extinguisher /' farcr
rk,str4gwrJaT 30,85
fire fighter/'fae ,fafie'/ 24,85
f ireguard/' fategozd/'l4
f ireplace/' faraples/ 14
fust /fstst/'107
f irstclass/,fz;st'klots/ 71
first classpost /,f3:stklo:s
'paust/ 82
firstfloor/,. './ 20
first name/'. ./ 6
first-aidkit ,z.fsrst'eId krt/ 30
fish /frt/ 104
fish and chips/,fiJ an 'tfips/ 57
fishand seafood/,fi| an
'sitfu;d/ 64
fish fingers/,fif'firJgaz/ 62,70
fish tank /'fi|tarlk/ 101
f isherman/' fi[eman/ 23,90
fishing/'frJrj/ 90
fishinghook/'.. ./ 98
fishingline/'filqlun/ 90
fishingrod /'hlqrpd/ 90,98
fitted sheet/,htrd'[itt/ 13
five/fal/ 107
five pence,/ five pencepiece/
,faIv 'pens,,farv pens 'pi:s/
79
five pounds,/ fivepoundnote
/,fuv' paundz,,tu:paund
'neut/ 79
fizzydrink/'fvi dn|.k/ 67
fizzymineralwaler /,fi2i
'mrnaral ,wrta7 65
flag /flag/ 81, 119
flamingo /fla'mrqgeu/ 105
flannel/'flenl/ 12
flash /fla[/ 123
flats /f7ats/ 9 - front door /.frtnt'dt'.'/ 9
f latscreenTV,/,flatskrirnti:
'vit/'122
fleece/flits/ 46
W O RD L IST
flight attendant,/,flart
a'tendant/ 77
flight information screens
/
,flart Infe'merlan ,skri:.nz/76
flip-flops/'flrp flops/ 47
frozen foods , fr*,z-a hr:dz
62
fry /fru/ 69
frying pan /'traw1pa.
fudge /frd3/ 83
ll
-l I
I
flipper,/'flrpa' /'104, 105 fuel gauge,/'$u:al ged5 73
floor /flif / 20 fuel tank,/'!u:altaqk 119
Florida,/'flnrrde,/ 113 full/ful/ 68.125
florisl /tflorst/ 23 full creammilk /,fuI kri:m
flour /flaua'/ 63 'mrlk,/ 70
flowerbed /'flavabed./ 18 full moon,zful'mu:n/119
flowers/'flaoaz/ 14,18 fur /fgt'/ 101
Ilu /flut/ 4'l f urious/'fjuarias/ 124
flule /flutt/ 95 galaxy,/'galaksi/119
Ily /flal 106 Galway/'gldwet/ 1'12
flyover/'flaveuva' / 74 gamepad/'germpad/ 120
foal /faul/ 1OZ games/germz/ 95
53 foggy /'fogi/ 118 gamesconsole/. ,../ 'i.22
fold /fauld/ 38 garage,/'garolSllga'ro3/9, 72
folder,/'faulde' / 27, 120 gardenshed,/,gordn'!ed/ 18
fonl /fDnt/ 120 gardener/'gotdna'/ 23
food processor gardening/' gotdnrq/94
/'fuid
11 gardening gloves,/'go:dnIg
,prausesa',/
foot /fvt/ 34 ,gbvz/ 19
football/'futbtl/ 86 garlic/'ga;lrk/ 59
footballboots/1.. ./ 86 garlicpress/'.. ./ 1'l
gale/geft/ 9,87
footba|ler/' futbt;le' / 86
gauzepad /'guzpad/ 42
footrest /'fut-rest/ 39
gearlever,/stick /'gra ,lilve',
footwear /'futwea'/ 47
forearm /' fi'.ro'.m/ 34 'grasuk,/ 73
gearshift AmE/'gra fift/ 73
forehead/'tond,'fcrhed,/ 35 gems/d3emz/ 53
foreigncurrency/,fonn
generalpractitioner (GP),/
'karansi,/79
foreman/'btman/ 30 ,d5enaralprak'trJana',,dgit
'pit/ 43
IoresI /'tonst/ 117 geography/ d3i'ngrafi/ 57
fork /htk/ 15,19
Georgia/'d3ud3a/ 113
f orklift,z'fc:khft,/30 geranium/ d3a'reniam/ 18
formal wear /' fi:mal wea'/
gerbil,z'd5g:bel/'101
47,48
German/'d3amen/ 57
fortv /'f:;ti/ 107
Germany/' d3z;mani/ 1'16
foundation /favn' derlan/ 40
get dressed/get'drest/ I
fountainpen ,/'fauntn penl 83 get uP /get 'urP,/8
four /b!/ 107
gherkins/'gstk:rrrz/67
fourteen/,h|'tin/ 107 gills/grlz/ 104
fourth /fitl/ 107 gingerhair/d3nd3a'hea7 35
four-wheeldrive,/,fr:wi:l
giraffe /d5r'rof/ '103
,drarv/ 72
girder/'gada'/ 31
fox /foks/ 103 gil /gstl/ 6
foyer /'hrcr/ 32 give/gw/.38
frame /frerm/ 45 ,
giveway sign,/gtv 'wet sam/
France,ffrq1ns,/ 115 75
frankingmachine,/'fraqkq Glasgow/'glazgau/ 112
ma,lin/ 27 glasses /'glo:srz/ 45
freezer/frize'/ 10 glasses case/'glo:sIzkers,z45
f reezing/' frizrq/ 1'18 glove/gbtv/ 87
freight lift /'freftlft/ 30 gloves/gbtvz/ 45
French,zfrent/ 57 glue/glu:/ 38,55
Frenchbean/,frentj 'bin/ 59 90 shopping/gau Joprl 21
Frenchfries/,frent['fruz/ 57 go to bed /,gau ta bed 8
Frenchhorn /,frent! 'hrn,/ 95 go to work /,gau ra $::li 8
Friday/'frarddi/ 109 goal/gauI/ 85
fridge/fnd3/'10 goal area/'gaul earia 85
fried chicken/,frard'tlrkn/ 67 goal line/'ga;l lan 85
fringe /fnnd3/ 36 goalie,/'gaoli, 8'5
frog /frog/'103 goalkeeper. garlkl:pa' 85
from /from/ \26 goalpost gaillpaiisr 85
goatee ,'ga; ti: 3'6
front garden/,frtnt'go;dn/ 9 goggres gDgrtz 90
front teeth /frmt'ti;g/ 45 gold ga,ild 53
frown /fraun/ 37 golo{s^ gairldfrl t01
 WO RD L IS T
goldfishbowl /'.. ./ 101 ham /ham/ 64 highchair/'hut[ea'/ 16 hump /hrrmp/ 103
golf /golf/ 89 ham salad/hem'sa,led/ 70 highlighter /'haflarte'/ 27 Hungary/'htqgari/ 116
golf ball/'. ./ 89 hamburger/'hambz:ga'/ 57 highligfits /'hailafis/ 39 husband/'hmbend/ 7
golf club /'gplf kJnb/ 89 hammer/'ha.me\/ 29 hilab /hr'd3atb/ 49 hutch/hrtj/ 101
golfer/'golfe'/ 89 HamptonCourtPalace ,/ hiker,/'harkeT 98 hyacinth/'harasrno,/18
goose,/gu:s,/102 ,hamptankr:t 'pehs/ 100 hiking/'harkrq/ 98 hyperlink /'harpalrqk/ 121
gooseberry /' guzbari/ 61 hamster/'hamstaT 101 hill /hil/ 1't7 hypotenuse /har' potanjrtz /
gorilla/ga'rile/ 103 hand /hand/ 34 Hindushrine,/,hrndu:'Jrarn/ 108
gosling/'gozlrq/ 102 handbeater/'hend,bitta'/ 11 110 ice /ats/ 91
gown /gaun/ 39 hand luggage/'hand,lttEd3/ Hindutemple,/,hmdur icecream/as'kritm/ 62,66,
grams/gramz/ 68 75 'tempal/ 110 67
grandchildren/' gren tjrldran/ handmirror/'halnd,mra'/ 39 hip /hry/ il icon /'arkon/ 120
7 handsaw,/'hrend n;/ 29 hip-bone/'hrybaun/ 35 icy/'arsi/ 118
granddaughtet / gra'ndt:ta'/ 7 handtowel /'hand,taval/'12 hippopotamus /,hrpa'potamas/ lD card/at'di.:.kord/ 6
grandfather/' gren fo:da'/ 7 handtruck /'hand tuk/ 30 't03 ldaho,/'ardahau/ 113
grandmother/ granm,t6a'/ 7 handbag/'handbag/ 53 historv /'htsteri/ 57 ignition/ry'm[an/ 73
grandparents / gran pearants,/ handcuffs/thandkt$s/ 33 hoarding/'hcir1/ 81 lllinois,/,rlr'nu,/1I 3
7 handkerch ief /'heqkat[fi/ 53 hob /hpb/ 10 i mam,/' rmqrm110 ,/
grandson/ grens:n,, 7 h a n d l e/' h e n d I/ 1 1,13 hobbies/'hobiz/ 94 immigrationofficer/
grape/grerp/ 61 hang glider/'haq ,glarda'/89 hold /hauld/ 38 ,rmr'grerJan,ohsa' / 76
grapefruit/ gretpfru:t,t61,70 hang gliding/'haq ,glatdrq/89 hole,zhaul,z 89 in /n/ 126
grass/gro:s/ 117 hangar/'hanla'/ 77 hole-punch/'haal ptrntl/ 27 in front of /rn 'frant pv/ 126
grasshopper / gro:shopa'z106 Hanukkah/ho:nake/ 109 homeimprovement /,haum in the middle/n 6a'mtdl/ 121
grale /grert/ 69 happy/'hapi/ 124 rm'prulvmant/ 94 in tray,/'mtel 27
gratet/ grefia'/ 11 hard /hotd/ 125 homepage,/'haumped3/ 121 lndiana/Sndi'ena/ 113
graze/gretz/ 41 harddiskdrive,zhold'dlsk honey,/'hmi,/ 62 indicator/' ndrkefta'/ 73
grease,zgri:s,z 69 draw/ 120 honeycom b,z'h-,rnikaum,/106 informationdesk,/,rnfa'merJan
GreatSaltLake,/,grertsr:lt h a rdh a t / . ./ 3 1 hood /hud/ 50 desk/ 58
'lerk,z113 h a rds h o u l d e/.r ../ 74 hoodedtop ,/,hudrd'tDp/ 46 informationsection,/
Greece/gris/ 116 hardware/ ha:dwea'/ 120 hoodie/'hudi/ 46 ,rnfa'merJan,sekJan,/ 58
green/gritn/ 51,74,89 harmonica ,/hqrmomka/ 96 hook /huk/ 29,31 inilials/t'ntlalz/ 6
greenpepper/,. '../ 59 harness/'ha:nts/ 89 hookand eye/,. .' ./ 52 injection/n' d3eklan/ 44
g reengrocer/' grin,grausa'/ 23 hal /hat/ 46 hoover/'huva'/ 17,21 injuredperson/1nd3ed
greenhouse,/'gri:nhaus,/ 18 hatchback/'hat[bak/ 72 hop /hop/ 92 'psrsan,/85
greetvisitors/,gri;ttvrzftaz/ 28 hatchet/'hat[t/ 29 horizontal/,horr'zontl/ 108 in-lineskate,/,rnlarn 'skert,/89
grey/grel 51 havea bath /hav a'bq;Q/ 8 horn /htn/ 103 inmate/'nmefi/ 33
grill/gnl/ 69 havea cup of coffee/hav a horsd'oeuvres /r'dslvz/ 65 lnnerHebrrdes / pna'hebradiz/
groundfloor,/,graund'flit'/ 20 ,klp av 'kofi,/ 8 horse,/hals,/89, 102 112
groundsheet/' graund[itt/ 98 havea shower/hav a 'Jaua78 horseracing,/'hc:s,rersrl,/87 insectbitq,,/'msekt bart,/41
guard/ga:d/ 33 havebreakfasl/hav 'brekfast/ horseriding,/'hcrs,rardrrj,/89 insects/'rnsekts/ 106
guava/gwola/ 61 8 hose/hauz/ 19,72,85 inside,/,rn'sard,'nsard/ 127
guest,/gest,/32 Hawaii,/ha'wayi/ 113 hosepipe/'haazparp/ 19 insidelane/,rnsard'len/ 74
guineapig /'Eniprg/ 101 hazelnut/'hetzalntrt/ 61 hospitalporter,/,hosprtl instrumentpanel,/'rnstrumant
Gulf of Mexico/,gnlf ev hazy/'herzi/ 118 'pl;ta'/ 44 ,panl/ 77
'meksrkau,/113 head/hed/ 34 hospitaltrolley,/,hosprtl'troli,/ intercom/'ntekom/ 16
gull /g'{,/ 105 headache/'hederk/ 41 44 international code,/
gum /gttttr/ 45 headboard/'hedbttd/ 13 hospitalward /'hosprtl wr:d,/ ,rnteneJanal'keud,z 85
gutter ,/'grrtaT9, 80 headlight/ hedlafi/ 73 M lnternetcaf6,/'rntanet,kafer/
GuyFawkes'Night/gar ferks headphones / hedfaxu/ 122 hot ADt,/ 1'18 121
nart/ 109 headrest/ hed,-rest/73 hot and soursoup/,hot an Internetserviceprovider,/
gym /d3rm/ 56 headscarf,z'hedsko:f,z 49 saua'surp/ 65 rrntanet'ss:vrs pra,varda'/
gymnast/'d3rmnast/ 89 heart,/hott,z35 hot dog /,.' ./ 67 121
gymnastics/dglm'nastrks,/89 heavy/'hevi/ 125 hot w aterIap /.' .. ./ 12 interview/'ntavjv/ 22
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yyiloErwrw9r)L / hedge/hed5/ 18 hot wax ,/hpt 'waks./ 39 tnto /'nt1u.jt/ 127
43
,garne'koladgrst,/ hedge trimmer /'hed3,tnma'/ hot-airballoon,/hpt 'ea lnverness / lnva'nes/ 112
hacksaw/'hakstt/ 29 19 ba lu:n,z98 lowa /'atawe/ 113
hai /hea'/ 34 hedgehog/'hed3hog/ 106 hotpiate/'hotplert/ 10 lreland,/'aialand/ 116
haircolour/'hea ,ktla'/ 39 heel/hi:l/ 34.50 hour hand/'auahrend./ 111 iris/'arcrs/ 18
hairslide,/'heaslard,/53 height/hartl 108 Houseof Commons,/.haos av tuon/'arcn/ 17,21
hair wax,/'heawaks,/ 39 heightchart/'hafttlott/ 43 'komanz,/100 ironingboard,/'aranrr;bt;d/ 17
hairbrush/'heabr$/ 39,40 height-adjustable chair,/,hart Houseof Lords,/,hausav iron-ontape ,/,aranon 'terp,/52
hairdresser/'hee drese'/ 25, 39 adgrrstebal'tjea7 39 'ltzdz/ 100 island/'arland/ 117
hairdryer/'hea drarc'/ 39,40 helicopter/'hehkopte'/ 77 household products,/ lsleof Man /,arl av tmen/ 112
hairspray,/'heasprel,/39 helmet/'helmft/ 86,89,91 ,haushauld'pmdnkts,/ 63 lsleof Mull /,arl av 'mttl/ 112
half moon /,ho;f 'mv.n/ 119 helpdeskoperator,/'help desk Housesof Parliament /.hauzrz lsleof Skye/,ail ev 'skat/ 112
half-brother/'huf br^6a'/ 7 rDparerteT25 av'po:lament/100 lsleof Wight / ,arlav 'wart/ 112
half-sister
/hqf ststa'/7 hemline/'hemlarn/ 50 hug /httg/ 37 isosceles triangle,/ar,spselilz
halfwayline,/,hofwer lan/ 85 herbaltea /,hsbal'ti:/ 63 Hull /htJ/ 1'12 'trarcqgal/'108
Halloween/,halau'itn/ 109 herbs/ttgbL/ 60 h ummingbird/'hrrmrlbs:d,/ lr /,ar'tit/ 57
hallwav/'htlwe/ 20 herbsand spices,/,hg:bzan 105 lT workers/at'ti: ,ws;kaz/26
halva,/'helva/ 66 'sparsrz/63 hummous/'humus/ 64 Italy/'teli/ 116

jacket/'d5akft/ 46,47,48
pm /d3am/ 62,70
January/' d3anjuari/ 109
jar /d3at'/ 58
)ay/d3e/ 105
leans/d3itnz/ 48
artichoke,/
-ierusalem
dge,ru:salamrortrtJauk/60
jet engine/d1et'end3n/ 77
Jet(plane)/'d3et (plen)/ 77
jewellers /' d3u;alaz/84
jewellery/'d1uteki/ 53
Jewishsynagog ue,/,dgunJ
'smagog,/ 110
jigsawpuzzle,/'d3rgso:,pttzal/
55,95
jilbab/d5rl bo:b/ 49
job ads/'d3ob adz/ 22
job board/'d3obbttd/ 22
JobcentrePlus/,d3obsenta
'pl,rs/ 22
jockey/'dgoki/ 87
jogger /'d3oga'/ 89
jogging/'d3ogn1/ 89
journal/'d3zlnl/ 58
journalist/' d3anal-st/ 25
joystick/' d3trptrk/ 120
judge/d5ndg/ 24,33
judo,/'dgurdeu/88
jug /d3tg/ 15
July/d3u'Iat/'109.
Junction/' d3rqk[en/ 74
June/d3utn/ 109
Jupiter,/'dgu:prta',/ 119
1ury/'d3uari/ 33
kabanos/ka'kanjos/ 64
kaftan /'kaften/ 49
kangaroo,/,ke1ga'rur/ 103
Kansas/'kenzas/ 113
karate,/ka'rq:til 88
kennel/'kenl/ 101
Kentucky,zken'taki/113
kerb/kg:b/ 80
ketchup/'ket[ap/ 63
kettle/'ketl,z 11
key ring /'ki: rq/ 53
kevboard/'kitbttd/ 96, 120
keypad/'kilped/ 123
kevword/'kitwg;d/ 121
kiik a ball,/,krka 'bt;l/ 92
kid /kd/ 102
kidnev/'kdni/ 35
kilogr-am /'kiagram/ 68
ktt /krlt/ 49
kiosk,/'kinsk,/ 71
kiss/krs/ 37
kitchen/'krt!n/ 20
kitchenunit ,/'krtlrnjurrut/ 10
kite /kart/ 55
kitten,/'krtn,/101
kiwi fruit /'kirwi: frutt/ 61
knead/ni:d/ 69
knee/nl/ 34
kneecap/'ni;kap/ 35
kneel/ni{/ 92
knickers/'nrkez/ 47
knile /nafi/ 11,15
knitting/'nrtt1./ 94
knitting needle,/'nItIl ,ni:dl,/
52,94
knocker/'npka'/ 9
koalabear,/kau,q:la 'bea',/103
koflas /'kpftaz/'65
kurta,/'kuatq:,/49
labourer/'Ierbera'/ 26
ladder,/'lada'/31,85
ladle/'lerdl/ 11
ladybird/'lefilbad/ 106
lake /letk/ 117
LakeErie/lerk'rcri/ \13
LakeHuron,zlerk'hiuarnn/
LakeMichigan,/lerli'mrJrgan,/
1 ' ,l 3
LakeOntario,/lerkon'teeriau,/
113
LakeSuperior/lerk su:'pIariaT
113
lamb /lam/ 102
lamb chops/Iam't[ops/ 64
lamp/lemp/ 13,14,45
lamp-post/'lamp paust/ 74
lampshade/'lamp[ed/ 14
landing/'landq/ 20,77
languagelab booth/
'le4gwrdg lab bul6,z56
lapel/le'pel/ 50
laptop/'leptDp/ 120
large intestine /,lotd3 tn'testIn,/
35
lasagne/la'sanje/ 65
Latin/'la,trn/ 57
Lalvia/'latvia/ 116
lauqh /lstf/ 37
lauich pad ,/'lo:ntJpad/ 119
laundrybasket/'lt:ndri
botsktt/ 12, 17
lawn /bln/ 18
lawn mower,/bn maoa,z19
lavvyer/'btja'/ 24
leather/'leda'/ 52
Iecture,/'lektJa',/58
lecturehall,z'lektJa hll/ 58
lecturer/'lektlara' / 24, 58
lecturer's ,/ tutor'sofficez
'lektfarez ,ofis, 'tju:taz ,ofis/
58
Leeds/litdz/ 112
leek/lirk/ 59
leg /leg/ 34
l e go f l a m b/,. . ' ./ 6 4
leggings/'1eg1z/ 48
lemon,/'leman,/51
lemonade,/,lema'nerd,/
lendingdesk,/'lendrq
length/lelO/ 108
lens/lenz/ 45,123
leopard/'lepad/ 103
leotard/'lircto'^d/ 89
letter,/'leta',/82
letterbox/'leteboks/ 9, 82
lettuce /'Ietts/ 59
ng /,leval'krosrq/
levelcrossi
75
levelcrossingsign,/,leval
'krosr4 san/ 75
librarian,/lar'brearian/
library/'larbreri,/ 58
libraryassistant,/'larbrari
a,srstant,/58
librarycard/'larbrari ,ko:d,/58
tid /ld/ 11
lie down /lar'daon/ 37
WOR D L IS T
life guard/'larf ga::d/97 maKe 1J^(- : --er *ilr.
lifejacket/'larf d3akrt/ 77,78 'lantJ, meili d:ra' l'!
lifeboat /'lafibaut/ 78 make the bec ne:k h ":sC.
lift /lfit/ 32,92 2',1
liqhl /latt/ 125 make-up,/'meili-tp{O
liqht blue/lart'blu;/ 51 make-upbag t .. . 53
light bulb /'laftbilb/ 123 mallet/'maht,u 29
Iiqhthouse/'larthaas/ 78 Malta,z,mcllta/ 116
Ll-lo'"/'larlau/ 97 man /man/ 5
113 lily /'hli/ 18 Manchester /'mantJrsta' 112
lime /larm/ 61 mane,/mern,/ 103
Limerick/'hmarrk/ 112 mango/'manlgau/ 61
lineAmE/larn/ 99 manholecover/'manhaul
linen,/'lInrn,/52 ,krlva'/ 8'l
liner /'larna'/ 78 manicu re items/'manrkjuar
lines,/larnzl 108 ,aftemz/ 40
lion /'lapn/ 103 mantelpiece/' ma,ntlpits/ 14
lip balm/'lrybo;m/ 42 March/mo:tJl 109
lips /hps/ 34 margarine/,motd3a'ri;n/ 52
Iipstick/'hp,strk/ 40 marina/ma'rine/ 78
listento the radio/,lsanta 6a maritalstatus/,rnarftl'steltes,/
'rerdiau,/8 6
Lithuania /,h0ju'ernie/1'15 marmalade /'mo:malerd,/ 70
litre,/'li:ta'l 68 married/'merid/ 6
litter bin /'lrtabn/ 81 Mars/matz/ 119
liver/'lwa'/ 35,64 Maryland/'meariland/ 113
Liverpool/'lrvapul/ 112 mascara,/ma'sko:ra,/ 40
livingroom /'lrvtgru;m/ 20 mash/mal/ 70
lizard/'Inad/ 103 mask,/mo:sk,/44,90
llama,z'lqlma/ 103 Massach usetts,/masa'tJu:sats,/
loadthe dishwasher ,/,laod6a 113
'drJwoJa',/21 mast,/mo:st,z78,90
loadingdock,/'laudqdpk/ 30 masterbedroom/,mo:ste
loaf /leaf/ 68 bedrum,z20
lobster/'Iobsta'/ 54, 101 *ai mat/ 55,88,92
loft ,1lDft,/20 -a:c'es 'met[n/ 83
lolirpop, lolipop 83 -a:^s meOs,/57
London,' Lradan,'112 -a::.esS : metrasr/13
Londonderry,zLrndanderi 112 f,1a,. met..r'109
long /loq/ 125 rna'/orrase ,,'melanetz/ 63
meadorv/ medau/ 117
l ongharr/,. ./ 36
measure ing redlents/,me3ar
long-sleeved /,1o1'slivd/ 50
loose,/lu:s,/50, 125 rn'gri:diants,/59
lorrv/'Iori/ 72,74 measuri ng beaker,/'meSenrj
lorrvdriver/'lori drala'/ 23
I ,bi:ke7 55
Los-Angeles/los and3aliz / measu ring cylinder,/'megarI4
113 ,srllnda',/56 .,
Louisiana /lu,i'.zi'ana/ 113 measunngJUg,/ meserll
d3ng/'11
lounge/Laund3/ 20
measuring spoon,/'megarr4
luggage/'lt'gtd3/ 76
spuln,/11
53 Iuggagecompartment/'ltEd3
meat /mi:t/ 64
desk/ 58 kam,po:ffnent,/71
Iugga96 trolleY,/'lurgrd mechanic/mr'kanrk/ 23
3lroli/
76 medicalchart/'medrkal ttott/
lunarmodule,/,lu:na'modju:l,/ 44
119 medicalrecords/1nedrkel
lunarvehicle/,lu:na 'vitrkal/ 'rekt:dz/ 43
ists,/,medrkal
119 medicalspecial
43
lunch,zlmtl 70 'speJahsts,/
lung /bq/ 35 melon,/'melan,/ 61
Luxembourg/'ltksernbug/ 116 melonand parmaham,,'melan
lychee/'lartfi,z61 en ,po:ma hem,/ 65
machine/ma'ti;n/ 30 memorycard/memsri ko:d,/
58 magazine/,maga'zin/ 83 123
magnifyingglass,/'megnrfar-rq MemorySttck"',i memari snk,/
glats/ 94 120
main courses/'meIn .kttstz/ 65 menu/' menj u:,' 55
Maine,/mern,/113 menu bar / menju: bo:'/ 120
makebreakfast,/merk Mercury/ mz;kjai/ 119
'brekfastz21 messy/ mesi,z125
 WO R D LI S T
metaldetector/'metl dr,tekta',/
75
metals/'metIz/ 53
metre,/'mita7 68
Miami/mar'ami/'|'13
Michigan/'mrfigan/ 113
microfiche,/'markraufi
microfiche reader,/'markrzufi
ri:da',/ 58
mitrophone,/'markrafaun96
microwave,/'markralven11
mi d dlelane, z m r dlle rn ' 7 4
midwife/mrdwatf,i 25
mike,zmarkz 96
millilitres /'mrh li:taz,'68
milk /mik/ 62,65
milk shake/wk lek/ 67
millimetre,zmrhmi:ta',/58
mincedbeef,' mrnst 'bitf/ 54
mineralwater/mrnrral
,we:ta'l 53
minibus/ mtnibns/72
minicab/ mntkab/ 71
Minnesota /,mrna'sauta,/
mtnl /mtnt/ 60
mints,/mmts,/83
minus,/'marnas/107
mrnutehand,/'mrruthand/
111
miror /'rnrca'/ 12,13,39,45
miserable/' mrzarabal/124
missingbutton ,/,mrsrp'b,rtn,/
52
Mississippi,/,mrsr'srpi/
Mi s s is s ippi ' ../ 1 1 3
Riv er , / , ....
Missouri/mr'zveri/ 113
Mi ss ourRiv i er , / . ,'..../ 1 1 3
mix,/mrks,/ 69
mixedvegetables,/,mrkst
'ved3tabalz/ 56
mixingbowl /'mrksq bati/ 11
mobile,/'maubal/ 16,123
mo bilephonenum b e /r
.maubarl'faun ,nrmbaT 5
mobilephoneshop,/,maobarl
'faun fop,/ 84
moisturiser/' mtrstlaruza' / 40
mole,/maol,/105
Monday/'mi'ndei/ 109
moneyclip /'mrni khp/ 53
monitor/'monrta'/ 120
mo n k/ m qk / 110
monkey/'mqki/ 103
Monopoly'",/ma'nopali,/
Montana/mon'tane/ 113
months/mrrn0s/109
moon ,/mu:n,/119
mop /mop/ 17
mosque/mosk/ 110
mosquito,/mo'skirteu,/
moth /mp0,z 106
mother/'mr6e'/ 7
Mother'sDay/'mr6az der/ 109
mother-in-law/'mtrder nlt:/ 7
motor boat,/'mautebaut/ 78
motor scooter/'meuta ,sku:ta7
72
motorbike/' mavtabark/ 72
motorboat,/'mautabaut/90
motorcyclecourier/
'mauta,sarkal,kurie'
motorway / mantawe/ 74
mountarni maunan/ 117
mouse/maus/ 106,120
roLse rrat / maasmat/ 120
-o-ssaKa/mu so:ka,/55
- or,stache,zma'sto:Jll'mrrsteJ,/ 113
:J,z58 36
:I noulh /mau9/ 34
mouthwash/'mau9wo!/ 45
movieAmE/'murvi,/ 93
mow the lawn /,mau 6a 'bln,/
19
MP3player,/,em pi: '0ri
,plera'/ 122
muesli,/'mju:zli,/70
muffin /'mt$n/ 67
mug/mq/ 12,15
muscles/'mrselz/ 35
museum /mju'.' zi'.em/ 99
mushroom/'mt{rum/ 59
mushroomrisotto/,maJrum
n'zoteu/ 70
music/'mjltzrk/ 57
113 musicand entertainment shoo nig htclothes/' nattklaudlz/4l
/,mju'.zrkand,enta'ternmant nightdress/'naftdres/ 47
lop/ 84
musicstand/'mjwzrk stand,/
93
Muslim/'muzhm/ 110
mussels /'mrcelz/ 54, 104
mustard/'mrctad/ 53,67
naanbread/'nq:nbred/ 64
nachochips,/,netJau'tJrps/65
113 nail /neil/ 34
nailclippers/'neil ,khpaz/40
nailfile/'neilfarl/ 40
nail polish/'neil ,poh!/ 40
nailscissors /'neil .srzaz/40
nails/nelz/ 29
name,/neIm,/5
nanny/'nani/ 26
nannygoat,/'nanigeut/ 102
napkin,/'napkn/ 15
napkinring,/'napkrnnq/ 15
nappy/'nepi/ 15
narrow/'nere:/ 50, 125
N a ti o n aIn
l s u ra n ce
number,/
nafmal m Juarans rutmbe',2 Northernlreland,z
5 araland,/112
natronaliW ,rnaJanalrfi./ 5
nature !'eserve/ nertJanzs:v/
98
navyblue,/ nen'i blu:/ 51
95 near/nta'/ 125
neal /ni:t/ 125
Nebraska,znr'braska,/ 113
neck,/nekz34
neckand shouldermassaoe
,nekan Jaulda mato'j,z 39
106 necklace,/'nekhs,z 53
nectarine/'nektari:n,/61
needle,/'ni:dl/ 44,52
nephew/'nefJut/ 7
Neptune /' neptju;r/ 119
nervous/'ns:vas/ 124
nest,/nest,/105
net/net/ 86,87,88
Netherlands /' nebalandz/ 116
network /'netwstk/ 121
networkengineer,/'netwslk
/ 23 endgr,nraT25
Nevada/na'vo:da/ 113 oarsman/'uzman/ 90
New Hampshire ,/njur oarswoman/' uz,wuman/ 90
'hempJe',/113 oats /auts,/ 63
New Jersey/njw'd3ls:zi/ 113 oboe ,/'aubau,/96
New Mexico,/nju:'meksrkao,/ obstetrician/,obste'tn[an/ 43
obtuseangle,/ab'tju:s,aqgal/
new moon /njv^'mu'.n/ 119 108
New Orleans/niu:' t:lianz/ oceanAmE/'aa[an/ 97
113 October,/pk'taube',/ 109
New Year'sEve/,nju: j:oz'itv/ octopus/'oktapas/ 104
109 off /of/ 126
New York/njw'jt;k/ 113 offer refreshments,/,pfa
Newcastle-upon-Tyne / rr'freJmants,/28
,njurko:salepon 'tarnl 112 officeworker/'ofis ,ws'tke'/25
newspaper,/'njurs,perpaT 83 offices,/'ofisz,/80
newspaperstand,/'nju:sperpa Ohio,/ao'hareu/ 113
,stend,/ 81 oil /11153
newspaper vendor,z'njursperpaoil tanker/'tl ,taqka'/ 78
,vendat,/81 Oklahoma,/,aukla'hauma,/ 113
newsreader/' nju'.z,ri'.da' / 25 okra/'okra/ 60
next of kin ,/,nekstav 'kIn,/6 old /auld/ 6
next to /'nekst tut/ 127 olives/'plwz/ 67
nrece/ni:s/ 7 omelette/'omlat/ 70
on /on/ 126
on board/on'br^d/ 77
nightie/'narti/ 47 on top of /. '. ./ 127
nil /nI/ 107 one /wtn/ 107
nine/narn/ 107 one half /w^n'hstf/ 68
nineteen/,narn'ti,.n/ 107 one hundred/w tn'htttdrad/
ni neteen fortv-fi ve /,.. ..' ./ 111 107
nineteenthiriy,z,narirti:n'Os:ti,/ one hundredand one /wnn
't11 'hrrndradan 'wrn,/ 107
ninely /'narnti/ 107 one hundredpercent,/wn
no overtaking sign/nau ,handredpa'sent,/107
euva'terkrqsan/ 75 one hundredthousand./wrrn
no rightturn sign/nau rart 'hrndred'9auzand/ 107
'tgrnsaIn,/75 one million/wtn'mrljen/ 107
no through roadsign,/nauOrul one penny,/one pennypiece,/
'raud sarn,/75 ,wnn 'peni.,w.tn peni 'pi:s,/
no U-turnsign,/nauJu: ts:n 79
sarn/ 75 one pound,/ one poundcoin
NorthAmerica/,nt:Q a'menka/ /,wm'paund, ,wln paund
114 'ktn/ 79
N orthC arol i na,/nJ:e one quarter,/wan'kwe:ta7 68
kera'lama/ 113 one third/wtn'9ztd/ 68
North Dakota,/,nr:Oda'kauta,/ one thousand /w l'n' 9auzend,/
113 107
nr:6an onion ,/'anjan,z59
onlinebankrng/,onlam
nose/naaz/ 34 'be:qkug/79
nosebleed/'nauzbli;d/ 41 onlo /'Dnt1r':/ 126
noteappointments,/,naut open/'aupan/ 38,125
a'pcrntmants,/ 28 opera/'opare/ 93
notepad/'naatpad/ 27 operatingtheatre,/'operertq
noticeboa rd /' naois,bt d/ 27 prcte'/ 44
Nottingham/'notrgem/ 112 operation/,opa're{an/ 44
nought/rolt/ 107 ophthalmologist ,z
/ November,/nau'vembaT 109 ,of0el'moled5rst/43
nozzle/'nozel/ 72 opposites/'opants/ 125
numberpad,/'n,rmba pad/ 85 optician/Dp'fiIen/ 24,45
numberplate /' urmbapleft/ 73 optician's/Dp'fi[enz/ 84
nurse,/rcrs,/24,43,44 oral hygienist,/,r:ral
nurseryassistant /' nszseri 'hard3i:nrst,/45
a,srstant,/24 orange/'ornd3/ 51,61
nurseryschool/'ns:sariskull,/ orangejuice,/'orrnd5d3u:s/
54 63,67
nuI /nti/ 29 orbit /'t:brt/ 119
nuts and raisins,/.nrr,ts and orchestrapit,/'clkrstraprt/ 93
'retzenz/ 67 orchid,z'elkrd,/18
oak tree /'auktri;/ 117 oregano/,vrt' go'tnau/60
oarh'!t/ 78,90 Oregon/'ongeil 113
W O RD L IS T
postcode/' paustkevd./6, 82 rainhat/'rcnrhat/ 46 rinse/rns/ 39 running/'rtnq/ 89
Post-it" notes,/paustrt naots,/ rainy/'reni/ 118 ri nseyourface/,. .' ./ I runni ngmachine / '. . . , . / 92
2t raisin/'retzen/ 61 rip /rry/ 52 runningshorts,/'rann;Je:tsl49
postman/' paustman/ 24,82 rake/retk/ 19 river/'rwa'/ 81,1'17 runningvest,/'r nrrJvest/ 49
postmark,/'paustmo:k,z 82 ram /ram/ 102 roadaccident,/'raud runway/'rtnwet/ 77
posts,/peusts,/ 85 rambling/'ramblrq/ 98 ,aksrdant/85 rushhour/'rr| aua'/ 71
postwoman/'paust,wuman,/ rash/ra[/ 41 roadsign/'reud san/ 75,80 sachetof pepper/,seJerav
24,82 raspberry/'rstzbari/ 61 roadsideassistant,/,raudsard 'pepe'/ 67
poI /pot/ 19 rat /rat/ 106 a'srstant./85 sachetof salt,/,seJerav 'se:lv
potato,/pa'tefieu/59 razor/'rerza'/ 12,40 roadsidebreakdown,/,raudsard 57
potter'swheel /,potaz vi:l/ 94 razorblade/'rerzabletd,/40 'brerkdaun,/85 sad/sad/ 124
pottery /'pDtai/ 94 RE/,q;r 'l/ 57 roadworks,/'rar.rdwg:ks/ 75 saddle/'sedl,/ 89
potting shed,/'pouqJed/ 19 reach/ri':t\/ 92 roadworks aheadsign,z safaripark,/sa'fq:ripo:ld 99
potty /'poti/ 16 read/ri:d/ 38 ,raudws:kse'hed sarn,/75 safetyglasses,/'serfti,glo'.srz/
pouch,zpautfi103 readthe paper,/,rird 6e roast/reast/ 69 56
pour /pt:'/ 38,69 'perpaT 8 roastbeefwith Yorkshire safetygoggles,/'serfti,g9lz/
power,/ paua','29 rearwtnoscreen /rre Pudding,/raust,bilf wrd 30
power 5a\\ I pue st"/ 29 'wrndskri:n,/73 jcrkJa'pudrj/ 65 safetypin ,/'serftiprn/ 52
pram,/pram.,'16 rearviewmirror,/,rravju:'mrre7 roastpotatoes,/,raust sage/sed3/ 60
prawn coc<ta i, pn:n 'kokterl,/ 73 parterteuz,/65 sail/seil/ 78,90
65 receiver/rr'sitve'/ 85 roastingtin ,/rraustrj,trn/ 11 sailboard/'serlbc:d,/90
pra\lns pa:nz/ 54 reception/n'sep[en/ 32 robin,/'rpbm,/105 sailboatAmE/tserlbaut/78,90
pre-scnool/ pri: sku:l/ 54, 55 receptionist / n'septanrst/ 25, rock/rpk/ 117 sailing/'serlq/ 90
prescrp: on /pn'slttrplan/ 43 32 rockconcert/rrpk ,konsat/93 sailingboat./'serh4 bautz90
pressrpres,/38 Recorded signedfor'",/n,kcrdrd RockyMountains,/,roki sailingship,/'serh4lrp/ 78
Oresssti,'d/'pres sUd/ 52 'saind b:'/ 82 'mauntrnz/113 saladdressing/'selad,dresrg/
or n4ry school,/'prarmari recorder/n'kt:da'/ 96 roll /raul/ 68 63
sku:l/ 54. 57 rectangle/'rckteqgal/ 108 roller/'raala'/ 39 salami,/sa'lo:mi,z 64
crrnta hardcopy,/pnnta ,ho:d red/red/ 51,74 rollercoaster/' rade,kaustaT salesassistant /'serlz a,srstpnt/
kopi/ 28 red cabbage,/red 'kebrdy' 59 99 25
prrnter/'pnnta'/ 120 redcard/,. ./ 86 rollerskates/'raula skets,/ 55 salmonsteaks,/,saman'sterks/
prson /'prvan/ 33 re dh a i r/ .' ./ 3 6 rollerblader,/'raula,blerda',/ 89 54
pnsonofficer/'pnzan,nfisaT red pepper/red,'pepa'/59 rollerblading,/'raula,blerdr4/ salooncar,/se'lu:n kol'/ 72
33 red route/'red rwt/ 80 89 salt,/sctlt/ 15,G3
promenade/,proma' no':d/ 97 red squirrel,/red 'skwrral,/105 rollingpin,/'rauh4pn/ 11 samosa/sa'mause/67
protractor/pre' tra,kte'/ 56 redwine/,redtwan/ 63,66 Romania/rea' metnia/ 116 SanFrancisco ,/,san
prune/prutn/ 61 redcurrant/,red'kttant/ 61 roof /ruf/ 9 fran'srskau,/ i 13
prunea shrub,/,prurn e'Jrrb,/ referee/,refa'ri'./ 86,87 roof-rack/'rt'.f rak/ 73 sand,/sand,/55,97
't9 referencesection/' refarens room key/'rv^mkt/ 32 sanddune,/'send diu:n/ 117
p u blicI nt er netc om p u te r,/ ,sekJan,/58 room service/'ru:m ,ss'.vrs/32 sandals/'su.:ndlz/41
rrntanetkem,pju:ta7 refrigerator/rr' fnd3arefia'/ 10
,pzr.bhk ropes/raups/ 87 sandcastle/'sand.kusal/ 97
58 refusecollector,/'refju:s rose/rauz/ 18 sandpaper/'sand,perpa'/ 29
pull /pul/ 37 ka,lektaT23 rosemary/'rauzmari/ 60 sandpit/'send,pft/ 55
pumpkin/'ptmpkn/ 59 reins/retnz/ 89 rotarywhisk/'rcutai wrskz 11 sandwiches/'senvndsrz/ 70
pumpsAmE/pttnps/ 47 remarried/rit'marid/ 7 rotor /'rauta'/ 77 sapphire/'safata'/ 53
pupil,z'pjurpal/ 35,55 R e me mb ra n Su c e ndav,/ rouge/rv3/ 40 sari/'sslri/ 49
puppy/pnpi/ 101 ri,membrans'sandir./109 rough /rfi/ 125 satellite/tsatelaft/ 119
purple/'papal/ 51 rembtecontrol/n.meut round/raund./ 127 satellitedish/'satalart dr!/ 9
purse,/pus,/ 53 kan'traul/ 14,122 roundabout/' ravndabavt/ 55, satelliteTY /,satelartti: 'vi:,/
push/pu[/ 37 reporter/ri' pt'.ta'/ 25 74 122
pushchair/'pu|-t|ee'/ 16 Republic of lreland,/n,prbhk roundaboutsign,/'raundabaot sat-nav/'satnev/ 123
put down /pat'daan/ 38 av'aralend/ 112 san/ 75 satsuma,/set'su:ma,/ 61
put on make-up,/rputon 'merk reservoir /' rezavwu' / 1'17 roundedscissors,/.raundrd Saturday/'satadei/ 109
tq/ 8 restaurant/t restarpnt/ 32 'stzez/55 Saturn/rsatan/ '119
pyjamas/pa' d3olmaz/ 47 r6sum6AmE/'rezjumer/ 22 rowing/'rawq/ 90 saucepan/'st':span/ 11
queue,/kju:,/99 returnticket/fi,t3in'trktt/ 7'l rowing boat,/'raurqbaut/ 78, saucer/'susa'/ 15
quiltAwrlt/ l3 revcounter/'rcv ,kaunta'/ 73 90 sausage/'sosrd3/ 64, 70
rabbi/'rabai/ 110 rhinoceros/rar'npsaras/ 103 row i ngmachi ne /' .. .,./ 92 sausageroll/,.. './ 67
rabbit/'rabrt/ 101,102 Rhodelsland/'raud arlend/ RoyalMailvan,/rrJrel'merl saut6,/'sauter,/ 59
racehorse/' rcrsht'.s/87 113 van/ 82 saxophone,/'saksafaun,/ 96
radiator/t retdiefta'/ 13 rhubarb/'nlbo;b/ 61 rub in /,rnb n/ 69 scaffolding /'skafaldq/ 31
radio/'rerdiau/ 73 ribs/nbz/ 35 rubber,/'rabe' / 27.56,83 scales,/skerlz,/ 43,82,'l04
radish/'rad{/ 59 rice/ras/ 63 rubberband/,rtba 'band/ 27 scalpel,z'skelpal/44
radius,/'rerdi-as,/ 108 rickshaw/'rrk[tt/ 72 ruby/'rubi/ 53 scanner/'skane'/ 44,120
railings/'relrqz/ 80 ride/rad/ 99 rucksack/'rttksak/ 98 scar/skai'/ 41
railwaystation,/'rerlwer rider/trarda'/ 89 rug /rrg/ 14 scared/skead/ 124
,ste{an/ 71 right angle/'raft aqgal/ 108 rugby/'rttgbi/ 86 scarf/skuf/ 46,53
railwaytrack,/'rerlwet,Ire.k/ right-angled triangle,/,rart ruler/'rula'/ 56 scattercushion/'skata ,ku[an/
75 elgald'trareqgal/ 108 run /rtn/ 92 J3
rainbow/'renbau/ 118 ring/nq/ 53,87 runner,/'rlna789 science/'sarcns/ 57
raincoat/'revtkaut/ 46 ring binder/'nr1 ,barnda'/27 runnerbean/ltne 'bin/ 59 sciencelab,/'sarans la,b/ 56
 W O R D L IS T
scientist/'saranfist/ 24 sewingbasket/'sauq ,borskrt/ Sikh/sirk/ 110 snake,/snerk/103
scissors/'srzaz/ 39, 52,82 52 Sikhtemple,/,si:k'tempal,/110 snapdragon/ snap dregan,z
scooter,/'sku:ta755 sewingmachine,/'seuq silk/srlk/ 52 18
scoreboard/'skttbttd/ 86 ma,[i:n/ 52,94 silver,/'sIlva',/53 sneakersAmE/ sni:kazi 47
Scotland/'skotland/ 112 sex,/seks,/6 sing/srg/ 37 snorkel/'snt'^kal/ 90
ScottishParliament,/,skotrf shadeferd/ 97 singer,/'sqa',/ 93 snorkeller/'snr:kalar.,90
'po:lamant,/100 shakehands/,lerk 'hendz/ 37 single/'uggal/ 6 snorkelling,/'snrrkahq,z 99
Scrabble'" /'skrabal/ 95 shallow/'Ia'leu/ 125 singlebed /prqgal'bed/ 13 snout,/snaut,/104
scratch/sk;et[/ 41 shalwarkameez,/,Jalwor singleparent/,stqgal 'pearant/ snow,/snau,/91
screwdriver,/'skrurdrarva',/ 29 ke'mizz/ 49 7 snowboard,/'snaubr:d/ 91
screws,/skru:2,/29 shampoo/tam'pu;/ 12,39,40 singlet,/'sqglat,/ 49 snowmobile/'snaumabi:j'/ 91
scrubbingbrush,/'skmbq shapesferps/ 50 sink/sqk/ 10 snowmobil ing,/'snauma bi:h4,'
brt{/ 17 shark4q:k/ 104 sister,/'srstaT7 91
scubadiver,/'sku:be ,darva'/90 shashlik/'la|ik/ 65 sisters-in-law /'srsteznltt/ 7 snowy,/'snaui,/118
scubadiving,/'sku:be,darvrr3/ shaveAervl 8 sit /stt/ 37 soap/saup/ 12
90 shavedhair/,Jervd'hea7 35 sitting room /'sftw1ru'^m/20 soapdish/'saap d{/ 12
sculpting/'sk'tlptq/ 94 shavingbrush,/'Jervrq bt$/ 12 six,zstks,z 107 soapdispenser /'savp
scuIpture,z'skdptJa',/ 94 shavinggel /'Jervrrld3el/ 12, six-pack,/'srks pek/ 68 dr,spenseT12
sea/sit/ 97 40 sixteen/,srk'sti;n/ 107 socialworker/'seafal.ws:ka7
seaanimals/'si'. ,antmalz/ 104 shears/fiaz/ 19 sixty/'srksti/ '107 26
seal/sirl/ 104 sheepfiitp/ 102 skate,/skert/91 sociology/,sausi'oladgi,
seam,/si:m,/50 sheetAi:t/ 13 skateboa rd,/'skertbr:d,/55 ,sauli-,/57
searchengine,/'ss:tJ,endgrn,/ sheetmusic/'!i;t,mju;zrk/ 93 skeleton/'skelrvn/ 35 socket,/'sokrt,/17
121 Sheffield/'lefiid/ 112 ski /skl/ 91 socks/spks,/ 48
searchpage/'ss;t! ped3/ 121 shell fielf/ 12 ski boot ,/'ski:bu:t,/ 91 sola/'saufe/ 14
seasons/'si'^zanz/118 shell[el/ 97 skier,/'ski:a",/91 soft /sDft/ 125
seatbelt /'sittbelt/ 73 shelvesfelvz/ 58 skip/skrp/ 92 soft top /'softtop/ 73
Seattle,zsiretl,z 1'13 shepherd's pie/,[epadz'par/ skippingrope,/'skrprprcrry/ 92 soft toy /,soft'ttr/ 16
secateurs/'seketstz/ 19 70 skirt/skstt/ 47,48 softwaie'/'softwea' /'l2O
second/'sekand/ 107 Shetlandlslands,/'Jetlend skull/skrrl/ 35 softwareengineer/'softwear
secondclass/,sekend'klqrs,/ .ulandz/'|'12 sky/ska/ 81 endgrrua',/ 25
71 shin4n/ 34 skydiver/'skatdarva'/ 89 solarsystem,/'saula,srstam/
secondclasspost,/,sekand ship/ltp/ 78 skydivin g,/'skaI,daIvrq,/89 119
' shit /[stt/ 48 skyline,/skarlatn/ 81 soid,er' sauld3a',/ 23
klc:s 'paust/ 82
secondfloor,/,sekand'f7t'.'/20 shishkebab/fi[lc,bab/ 67 skyscraper ,/'ska skrerpa'/8l SO:e,saul,z50
secondhand,/'sekandhand/ shoeshop/'fit: lop/ 84 sledge/sled3,z91 so c :or .'salrtta'/ 33
shoelace,/ Ju:lers,/50 sl edgena' rme.'sl ed3hema- SO^ S.rn.z7
111
shoesftnz/ 47 3t sc^- r- ar',,/ s.m tnlt:,' 7
seconda ry school,/'sekandari shop\op/ 81 sledgrng/ sledgrj/ 91 so'e:hroatz sc: orauv 4l
sku:l/ 54. 57
shopkeeper/' [op,kilpa'/ 25 sleep,zsli:p/ 8 SOuP 7'5U:p7'$f
secretary/'sekrfieri/ 25
shopper/'!opa'/ 62 sleepingbag ,/'sli:pr4beg/ 98 soupand breadroll,/ su:pan
security/sr'kjvarati/ 76 shopping/'[opnl/ 62 sleeve/sli:v,/ 50 bred reul,z70
security g uard,/sr'kjuarati shoppingbag /' lopq bag/ slice,/slars,z69 soupspoon,/'su:pspu:n/ 15
,go:d/ 26 s3,62 slide/slard/ 55 SouthAmerica/,saaO
seedtrays/'si'd Eerz/ 19 shortfttt/ 36,125 slideprolector,/'slard a'merika,/114
seeds/shdz/ 19 shorthair/.. './ 36 pre,d5ekte',/123 SouthCarolina./.saue
seesaw/'si:stt/ 55 shorts,{r:ts,/ 48 slides,zslardz,z 123 kera'laIna,/11'3
self-checkout area,/selfJekaut short-sleeved,/,Jc:t'slirvd,/ 50 slim/slm,z 35 SouthDakota,/,sauO da'kauta,/
.earia/62 shoulder/'Javlda'/ 34 sling/shr1/ 44 113
Seilotape'" /'selaterp/ 27,83 shoulderbag/'.. ,./ 53 slip/slrp/ 47 spaceshuttle,/'spers,Jzrtl,/119
semi-detached house,/,semi shoulder-lenqth hair/,.. . './ 36 slip road/'sIry raud/ 74 spacesuit,/'spers su:t/ 119
drtatJt 'haus/ 9 shovel/'!nvJI/ 31 slippers/'slryaz/ 47 spade/sperd,z19,97
semi-skimmed milk,/,semi shower/'laua'/ 12 slipperyroadsign/,shpai spaghettibolognese,/spa,geti
skrmd'mrlk./70 showercurtain/'[aaa ,katn/ 'raud sam/ 75 bola'nerz/70
senda fax /,sende 'fa'.ks/28 12 Slovakia/ slev'vaki;/ 116 Spain,zspern/ 116
sendan e-mail,/ sendan showergel /'Jauedsel/ 12 Slovenia,/slau'viania,/ 116 Spanish/'spa:r-;'[/57
'i:merl,/ 28 shrimp/[nmp/ 104 slow /slau/ 125 speak/spilk/ 37
September,/sep'tembeT 109 shutter/'[nta'/ 9 slug pellets,/'slzrg,pelats,/19 speaker/'spitka'/ 122
sequins/tsi':kwnz/ 52 shuttlecock,/'Ftlkpk,z88 smallanimals,/.sma:l speakers /'spi:kaz/ 120
server/'sszve'/ 121 shy[a/ 124 'anrmalz/ 106 Specia I Delivery'",/,speJal
serviette/,sglvi'et/ 15 side/sard/ 108 smallintestine,/,smcll mrtestm,/ dt'lwari/ 82
servingdish,/'ss:vr1ill/ 15 sidesalad,/'sard,salad,/65 35 speedskater,/'spi:d,skelta'/91
set-square ,/'setskweaT 55 s i d eta b l e/' . ,../ 1 5 smile,/smarl,/ 37 speedskating,/'spirdskernq,/
settee,/se'ti:,/l4 sidevegetables,/'sard smoke,/smauk,/ 85 91
seven,/'sevan,/107 ,ved3tabalz/ 55 smokedham ,/,smaukt'ham,/ speedometer/ spr'dDmfte'/ 73
seven(o'clock)/,sevana'klpk/ sideburns/'satdbstnz/36 64 sPhere,/sfia',/108
111 sideli9ht /'satdlart/ 73 smokedsatmon,/,smaukt spicerack/'sparsrak/ 10
seventeen/,sevan'ti'.n/ 107 sieve/sw/ 11 'samany'55 spices,/'sparsrz,/10
seventy/'seianti/ 107 signa letter/,sarn eaete'/ 28 smooth /smtr.6/ 125 spider,z'sparda'/ 106
sew /sau/ 21 signpost,/'sarnpeost/ 98 smoothie/'smut6i/ 67 spinach/'sprnd3,-rtJ/ 59
sewing/'saarq/ 94 signs/sanz/ 75 snail,/snerl,/106 spine,/sparn,/35
W O RD L IS T
spines/spamz,/106
spinning/'spnr4/ 94
spiral,/'spararal/108
spiritlevel,/'spmt }eval/ 31
spongemop,/'spand3mop/ 17
sportscar/'spe:tskoJ'/ 72
sportsshop /'spr:ts [op/ 84.
Sportswear,/'spc:tsweaT 49
spotlight/'spoilan/ 93
spots/spDts,/103
spotted/'sput:'d/ 51
spray/sprer/ 42
spreadsheet /'spred[i:V 120
spring/sprrg/ 118
springonion /spn4 ,ujan/ 59
sprinkler/'sprrykla'/ 19
square,/skwea'/29, 108
squash/skwo/ 88
squashball/ . ./ 88
squashplayer/ . ,../ 88
squashracket,/'skwo t;a'krt/
88
5t Valentrne s Day/sant
'valantarnz .deil 109
stadium,/'sterdiem,/ 86
stage,/sterds,/93
stageset /'sterdg set/ 93
stagesin education/,sterd3rz
rn ,edju'ket3an,/54
slain/sten/ 52
staircupboard/'stea ,klbad,/
20
stairs/steaz/ 20
stamp,/stemp,/82
stampalbum,/'stamp,albam,/
94
stampcollecting,/rstamp
ka,lektq/ 94
stampmachine,/'stamp
ma,Ji:nz82
stand ,/stend,/ 37, 85
Stanleyknife'",/'stanli nuf/ 29
staple,/,sterpal,/28
stapler/'sterple'/ 27
slar /stsr.'/ 119
starfish /'stot,fr[/ 104
starfruit,/'stqr.fru:t/ 61
starters/'sto:taz/ 65
statelyhome/,stertli 'hzum/
99
stationer's/'ster[anaz/ 84
stationery/'ste{anei/ 83
steak,/sterk,/64
steam,/sti:m,/69
steamer/'sti'^ma'/11
steephill sign,/sti:p'lul sarn,/
75
steering wheel,/'strenqwitl/
73
stepbrother/'stepbr t6a'/ 7
stepdaughter/'stepdttta' / 7
stepfather/'stepfot6a'/ 7
stepmother/'stepmtt6a'/ 7
stepsister/'stepasta'/ 7
stepson/'stepsttn/ 7
sterilizer/'sterilarze'/ 16
stern ,/sts:n/ 78
stethoscope,/'ste0askaup,/ 43
stewing beef ./'stju:ry bizf/ 64
stickingplaster,/'strkrrJ
,platsta'/ 42
stickytape / stki terp/ 83
stile /srarl/ 98
still camera/ snl kemearl/ 123
stillmineralwater,l,strl
mmprel welta',/ 65
sltr /sB{/ 38,69
sIt Iry / stsr frar,/ 59
stirrup,/'strrap,/89
stitches/'sntfiz/ 44
stockings/'stokqz/ 47
stomach/'siltmek/ 34, 35
stomachache,/'stmak-erk,/ 41
Stonehenge,/steun'hendg,/ 100
stop sign/'stop san/ 75
storage Jar/'str'.rrdl d3o{/ 10
stork,/storV105
stormy/'satmi/ 1'18
straight/sfteft/ 108
straighthair,/,strertthee'/ 35
straw /strt:/ 67
strawberry/'strctberi/ 6'l
stream,/stri:m,/ 117
street,/stri:t,/ 80
street map ,/rstrirtmap,/ 83
streetlight/'sfti|tlaft/ 74, 81
stretch/stretJ,/ 92
stretcher/'stretJaT 85
slring /sIrrrJ/ 82,83
strings,zstrqz,z 96
striped,zstrarpt/51
stripes,/strarps,/ 103
slub /sub/ 79
stubble/'subal/ 36
studentwelfareoflice/
,stju:dant'welfear ,pfis/ 58
study,/'stadi,/20,21
stuffedpeppers/,stnft' pepaz/
65
stuffed vine leaves/stzr.ft'vam
Iilvz/ 65
stump/st^mpl 85
style,zstarll 39
stylingbrush,/'star\ br$/ 39
stylingmousse,/'starhl mu:s,/
39
sudoku/su,'danku./ 95
sugar/'lr.rg,a'/63
surl/su:t/ 47,48
suitcase,/'su:tkers,/ 32,75
summer/'sxna'/ 1'18
sun /st'n/ 119
sun lounger/'stn ,Iaund3a'/
18
sunbather/'stnbet6a'/ 97
sunburn /'strtbs:n/ 4'l
Sunday/'sxdei/ 109
sunfish/'sm,fi[/ 1O4
sunglasses/'sttn,glotsrz/ 97
sunhat/'stnhat/ 46
sunny,/'sani,/ 118
5unscreen,r'sanskri:n,/ 97
surfboard/'sg:fbt:d,/ 90, 97
surfer,z'sg:fe790,97
surfingand wind-surfing , tartan,/'toltn,/51
,ss:fi! and 'wrnd ssfig,/ 90
surgeon/'sstd3m/ 44
surgicalcollar/,sa:dgrkal
'kola'/ 44
surgicalglove,/,ss:dgrkal' gllv /
44
surname/'ss'.netm/5
surprised/sa' prarzd/ 124 Iear /tea'/ 38,52
sushi/'su:Jirz57 teaspoon/ttitspv.n/ 15
suspect/b^spekt/ 33 teaspoonfuI /'ti:spu:nful,/ 68
suspendersAmE/ se'spendaz/ leat /titt/'16
53 technical supportengineer,/
suspicious /sa'sp{as/ 124 ,teknrkelsa'pc:tendgr,rue7
swallow /'swplau/ 105 26
swan/swon,/ 105 technology in the classroom ,/
sweaters/'swetez/ 45 tek,noladgi m 6a 'klolsrum,/
sweatshirt/'swet-[ztt/ 48 56
swede,/swnd,/59 teddy bear/'tedibee'/ 16
Sweden/'swldn/ 1'16 teenager/' ti'^nerd3a' / 6
sweep,zswi:p,/ 21 telephone/'telrfeun/ 27
sweetand sourchickenwith telephonebox/'... ,./ 85
rice/,swrt an ,saoa,tftkrn telephonenumber,/'tehfeun
wrd 'rars,/55 ,nr.orrba'/ 22
sweet potato /,swi:t pe'tertau,/ telescope,/'tehskaup,/ 94
60 television/' telavr3an/ 14
sweetshop /'switt [op/ 84 temperature /' temparatfa'/
sweetcorn,/'swi:tkorn,/59, 62, 41,118
56 temperature gauge/
sweets/swi:ts/ 67 'temparatJa,getd3/ 73
swimmer/'swrma'/ 90 temple/'tempel/ 35
swimming/'sunmrq/ 90 ten /Ien/ 107
swimming costume,/'swrmrr3 ten pence,/ ten pencepiece/
,kostjum,z49, 97 ,ten 'pens,,ten pens 'pits/ 79
swimminghat /'.. ./ 90 ten percent,/,tenpa'sent/ 107
swimmingpool ,/'swrmrr3 pu:I,/ ten pounds,/ten poundnote
90 /,ten'pavndz,,ten paund
swimmingtrunks,/'swrmrS 'naut/ 79
trqks/ 49,97 ten thousand/ten' 9auzand./
swimsuit/'swrmsu'^t/49 107
swing,/swr!/ 18 Tennessee/,tena'sit/ 1'13
swings/swqz/ 55 tennis,/'terus,/88
Swisscheese/,swrs't[itz/ 64 tennisball/'.. ./ 88
swivelchair/'swwal ttea'/ 27 tennisplayer/'.. ,../ 88
symphonyorchestra,/'srmfani tennisracket,/'tenrs,rakrt/ 88
,r:krstra,/93 tent,/tent/ 98
syringe/sa'nnd3/ 44 tentacle/' tentakel/ 104
table /'tetbal/ 120 terminal/'titmnel/ 75
tabletennis/'.. ,../ 88 terracedhouses,/,terast
tablespoonf ul,/'terbalspu:nfu1,/ 'havaz/ 9
58 test tubes/'testtjlrbz/ 56
tacos /'trekeuz/ 70 Texas,/'teksas,/ 113
tail /teil/ 77, 101,104, 105 text message,/'tekst,mesrdg,/
tallor /'teila'/ 52 123
take ,zterk,/38 textbook,/'tekstbuk / 55
take notes/tetk'nauts/ 28 theatre/'Qtata'/ 93
take the busto school,/terk6a theme park/'Qilmps'.k/ 99
.b,rsta 'sku:I,/21 therapist/t 1eraprst/43
takethe childrento school,/ thermometer/Oatmomfte'/ 42,
terk 6e ,tJrldranta 'sku:l/ 21 118
take-off/'. ./ 77 thick /lft/ 125
talk /6tk/ 37 rhigh /1ar/ 34
tall /tttl/ 36 thimble/'9llrrbal/ 52
tangerine/,tand3a'rin/ 61 thrn /Qm/ 125
rap '10,19 thid /flsd/ 107
tape^Ep/
measure/'terp ,me3a'/ thirteen/,l3t'titn/'107
29,52 thirteenhundredhours,/,0gtin
taramasalata /,teramasa'lo:ta,/ 'hmdrad ,auez/ 111
64 IhirIy /'Oztti/ 107
largel /'tstgrt/ 89 lhongsAmE/Qpnz/ 47
tarragon /'teragen/ 60 thread/0red/ 52
three /Qil/ 107
Iaxi /'ta,ksi/ 7'l th ree q uarters/0rl'l<rwt'.tez/
taxi driver,/'t€ksi drawa'/ 23, 68
71 three-starhotel,/,eri:stqt
tea /ti;/ 63,66,70 hau'tel/ 32
tea towel /'Ii:'taual/ 10 throat,/0reut/ 35
teacher/'titt[e' / 24, 56 throat lozenges,/'Oreut
teapot,/'ti:pDt/ 15 ,lonndstz/ 42
WO RD L IS T
waterskier/'.. ,,./ 90
water skiing/'wl:ta ,ski:rD,/
w a te rt he plant s, / , . . ' ./ 1 9
watercress,/'wc:takres/
waterfall /'wtltafiU 117
watering can/'wt:taaq ,ken/
't9
watermelon/'wrrte,melan/ 61
wave/wery/ 37,97
wavy hair/,weri 'hea'z36
weather/'we6a'/ 118
web /web,z 106
web address,/'web
a,dreslledres,z121
web browser/vteb bravza'/
121
web-cam,/'rvebkam,/ 120
website / websatt/ 121
Wednesday/ wenzdei/ 109
weed the flowerbed,/,wi:d6a
'flauabed,/19
weigh ,zu'er,z 69
weights/wetts/ 92
wellies/'weliz/ 47
wellingtons/'welrqtanz/ 47
WelshNationalAssembly
welJ ,neJanala'sembli,/ 100
WestVirginia/,west va'd3rnia,/
113
wel /wet/ 125
wet suit/'. ./ 90
whale ,/werl,/104
wheel/wi:l/ 73,89 window seat/'wndau si;t/ 77 wrappingpaper/'raprj
90 wheelbarrow / wi:l berau / windscreenwiper,/'wmdskri:n ,petpa"/83
1 9 ,3 1 ,warpa'/13 wrench/rentl/ 29
59 wheelchair/ witlt[eJ/ 44 wind-surfer/'wrnd,ss:fa7 90 wrestler/tresla'/ 88
r';hisk,zwrsk,/11 windy,z'wrndi,z 118 wrestling/'reslr4/ 88
v,,hiskers /'wtskaz/ 101 wine glass/'wannglo:s/ 15 wrisl /rst/ 34
\..,hite,/waft,/ 51 wine list /wunhst/ 65 write /rut/ 38
rv h i teb re a d/,.' ./ 6 4 wing /vng/ 73,77
write a memo,/,rarte 'memau,,
rvhitewine /,waft'wan/ 63, wing mirror/'vmq ,mrra'/ 73
28
56 wings /wnjz/ 105
wh iteboard/'wartbt:d/ 56 winter,/'wrnta'/ 1'18 writingpaper,/'rartrr;,perpa'
/
wh iteboardmarker/'wartbtzd Wisconsin/wr'skonsrn,/I 13 83
.mqrka',/56 withdrawalslip,/wr6'drcrel Wyoming/war'aamrq/ 113
w h i te -c o l l awro rk e r/,.' .. ,../ 25 shp/ 79 X-ray,/'eksrel 43
whole trout /heul' triut/' 64 witness,/'wrtnrs,/33 X-rayscanner,/'eks rer
wholemealbread,/.haulmi:l wok /wok/ 11 ,skaneT 76
'bred/ 64 woman /twvman/ 6 X-rays,/'eksretz/ 44
wicket,/rwrkrt/85 wood /wvd/ 117 xylophone /' zatlafaun/ 96
wicket keeper/twrkrt ,ki:pa'/ woodwind /'wud.wnd/ 96 yachl/jot/ 78,90
86 woodwo rking /' wod,wztkrq/ yam /jem/ 60
wide /wafi,/ 50,125 94 yardamr /js|d/ 9
widow /'vmdau/ 6 wool /wul/ 52 yellow/rjelau/ 5'l
widower /'vndauar/ 6 word processor,/ws:d yel l owcard/,.. '. / 86
width /wrdO/ 108 'preuseseT120 yoghurt/ yogurt/'jogat/ 62
wife /watf/ 7 work station /'wztk ,ste{an/
wi ldIife park,/'warldlarf,potk/ 30 York/jttk/'112
/
99 workbench/'ws;kbent[/ 29 zebra /' zebra,' zi'.-/ 103
wi ndbreak/'vrndbrerk/ 97 worker/'wg'.ka'/ 30 zebracrossing/,zebrc'krosrq/
window /'vnndau/ 9, 14,20, work-surface,/'ws:k,se:fis,/10 74,80
7 7 ,1 2 0 worktop /'w3tktDp/ 10 zero /tzraraa/ 107
wi ndow cleaner,/'wrndau world wide web,/.wg:ldward zip /zrp/ 50
.kli:na'./23 'web/ 121 zoo /ztr/ 99
 EXERCISES
PEOPLE
to completethe applicationform.
1 . 1 Usethe informationaboutDenzelWashington
lenzet-Washington 28t12t1954 994-9872
1106Hollywood LosAngeles
Drive, Actor Male
cA 98554 Married Amerlcan
Pauletta
Pearson Fourchildren MountVernon,
NewYork

1 Firstname ..D.en.,zel 7 Telephone

number
2 Surname 8 Nationality
3 Sex 9 Dateof birth
4 Occupation 10 Place
of birth
5 Address status
11 Marital
1) Husband's / wife's
name
6 Postcode 13 Number of children

'l.2 Putthe maleand femalewordsin the correctcolumn.

Male Female Male Female

Example p.v-e-r................
.......w-id dpvv- ........
.......w.i
1 brother 5 stepdaughter
2 mother 7 father-in-law
3 uncte 8 half-brother
4 grandfather 9 grandson
5 ntece 10 stepmother

1.3 Thefamilyon page7 havesomeother relatives.Lookat their familytree againand completethe

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

AnnElliot
Example Fiona.
hasa sister, isRobert's
Fiona .. sister:ln:la.w.
1 AnnElliot Fiona.
hasa sister, Fiona andTim's
isSue
Jim.JimisAnn's
Elliothasa brother.
2 Robert andSueandTim's

4 Elaina
hasa brother, Hisson,Henry,
Thomas. andChris's
isTessa ....Henry
isElaina's .

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

brushyourteeth 1 up
wake
dryyourself 2
eatbreakfast 3
getdressed 4
gerup 5
havea shower 6
\&axeq 7
EX E RCI S E S
W n rr /b'rr,
2 H O U S ING
2.1 Lookat the groundfloor plan.
Wherecanyou find theseobjects?
Write the correctnumbersin eachroom.

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

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

2.2 Findthe wordsfor theseobjectsin the bathroom.

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

soapdish

2.3 Whatdo youneedto do thesethings?Writeoneobjectfromthe boxbelownextto eachactivity.

alarmclock,
bathtowel,rafutterq
caketin,kettle,
mop,teatowel,tumbler watering
dryer, can
Example
makecoffee ea.fe-.tie.re.
1 drythedishes 5 makea cake
2 dryyourself 6 wakeup
3 boilwater -l
,
Ar', cla+l
w' v rrvrr )0S

4 watertheplants 8 washthefloor

2.J Complete
thewordsandwritethembelow.All thesethingsgo on thediningroomtable.
!t,3*3,€ t ork fork

5 so p spo,.
n 8 p pper
S s lt 9taspon
 EXERCISES

3 WO R K/ O CCUPATIONS
3.1 Wherecanyou find thesepeopleor things?Putthesewordsin the correctbox.
bar,barrister, chambermaid,
cement,
bulldozer, conveyer drill,farmaeffi,
belt,electric
guard,
forklift,
foreman, photocopier,
sandsaw,scaffolding, twinroom,witness,
stapler, wrench

3.2 Whatdo thesepeopledo?Writethejobsunderthe correctpicture.

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

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

appointments

papers

refreshments

a letter

a document

ane-mail
EXE RCI S E S
4 T H E B ODY
4.1 Write a sentencefor the actionsin thesepichrres.

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

234

4.2 Complete
thesesentences
with thewordsin the box.
brain,ears,eyes,
bones, fingers,
head,nails,nose,teeth,l€€f
Example
A foothasfive...fpe..s......
hasfive
1 A hand 6 Youweara hatonyour
2 Youseewithyour....,............... 7 Anadulthas32 .. .. .
3 Youhearwithyour . ...... 8 Yourskeleton
hasmanv
withyour...................
4 Yousmell 9 Your yourbody.
controls
............
5 Youtypewithyour......
..

4.3 Findthe missinglettersto makea newword.Youcanfind thesethingsat the hairdresser's

andthe beautysalon.
Word Missing
letter Word Missingletter
1 . lipsti.......k L 6 NO WAX
2 stylingm ..usse 7 fac....a|
3 nailsci sors 8 .0r0gne
4 ...ascara 9 after have
5 hairdry......r Newword
EX E RCIS E S
FOOD
6.1 Writethe namesof thesefruit andvegetables
underthe correctpicture.
apricot, chillipepper,
cherry, garlic,
cuqrffiber, pakchoi,pomegranate,
lychee, radish,
watermelon

-*.offf,g
ctictr c€'

f; * /l \

*d'l
-
./

*
--t\
l,

6 8910

6 . 2 Tenof the itemsare

listedin the wrong
rasagne roastbeefwith pvza fizzymineral
water
category.Writethe pudding
Yorkshire
dishesanddrinksin
borscht tomato
soup cheesecake panna
cotta
the correctpart of
the menu. -rorange-iuicf- koftas tiramisu c0ta
melonandparma ham lcecream stillmineral
water smoked
salmon
moussaka applepie strawberry
smoothie
Iea coffee
fajitas filletof sole
1range
lutce

6.3 Complete
the conversations
with thewordsin the box.
baguette,
butter,cheese,
condiments,
delicatessen,
dogfood,drygoods, powder,
ftoze+fus, meat,washing wholemeal
bread
Example
A I wouldliketo buyfishfingers
andpizza. rpZen..fp.ad
B Go to the ......f section.
5............
1 A I wouldliketo buy , .. ..and . B Goto thedairyproductssection.
2 A I wouldliketo buyherbsandspices. B Goto the ... . ... section.
3 A I wouldliketo buyriceandflour. B Goto the... . section.
4 A I wouldliketo buy and B Goto thehousehold products
section.
5 A I wouldliketo buysalamiandsmoked ham. B Goto the... ... . counter.
6 A I wouldliketo buy anda B Goto thebakery.
7 A I wouldliketo buylambchops andsteak. B Goto the counter.
 EX ER C IS E S

7 TRANSPORT
7 . 1 Putthesewordsin the correctcategory.
cat'seye,check-in
La+++aEe duty-free
desk,customs, shop,feny,flyover,
insidelane,liner,metaldetector,
platform,
roadsign,rowing
boat,runway,sailing
ship,track,
trafficlights,
train

At the railwaystation Onthe road At theairport Watertransport

.......e
affi-ag
e..............

7.2 Writethenumberof thecarpartson the pictures.

1-bmle.l.ight 4 gearlever 7 wheel 10 speedometer
pipe
2 exhaust 5 rearwindscreen 8 boot 11 fuelgauge
3 wingmirror 5 sidelight 9 bonnet 12headlight

Number
7. 3 What do these srgnsmean?Matchthe signsto theirmeanings. thewords.
cyclists
only tr gNeway T level
crossing I noovertakingT
nothroughroad tr noU-turn tr roadworks
ahead I norightturn T
tr r
v
roundabout T steep
hill slippery
road I stop

,o 3@ 7.4 Fill in the lettersto completethe transportwords.

A ' 86 @ car
driver

@ 'aeA carfler

10

A @
"4 12 officer
scanner
sign
E XERCIS E S

C O M MUNITY
8.1 Completethesesentences
with the wordsin the box.
bank,cashpoint,
chequeoook,
coins,
euro,financial pinnumber,.oeundr
notes,
adviser,
I spendthirn pounds
Example onfoodevery
day.
1 | havetenpourc I don'thaveany
2 Thecurrenoi'
'n ,'nany
European countries iscalled
the
3 Mydad,,uorks asa in a
....................
4 | never cheque.
ta1,by I don'thave a .
5 | can'tusemy card.I forgotmy

aresomeof thethingsyoucanbuyat the newsagent's.

8.2 These Usethewordsbelowto labelthem.

lagaf-sweets
barof chocolate
boxof chocolates,
chewing gum
fudge
lollipop
magazrne
mrnts
packetof crisps
n e n o rh e rl z

8.3 Wheredo you needto go?Writethe nameof the placeto answereachquestion.

shop,jeweller's,
bookshop,electronics neu6egent+, postoffice,travelagency
optician's,
Example
I wantto buya newspaper. Ihe ne-ws-agent's-
'l I wouldlikesomestamps. The 4 I wantto goonholiday. The
2 | wantto buya newfridge. The 5 I wouldliketo buya book. The
3 I wantto buyearrings
formysister.The 5 I wouldlikenewglasses. The

8.4 Findthe namesof eightthingsin the city life word puzzle.

OT TREE TBCN
SN G RKBA ULQR
HF T AANL ZC K B
LB C FGIN IAEP
BN fR) FBOL LARD
tl
EZ lrl ISCN IJBV
tl
GX CDVC TNAB
lvl
t.l
TL l'l VEGF LAGU
tl
AP TU BNAE KECS
 EXERC ISES
9 SP OR T S
9,1 Matchthewordsto thesports.
1 bat tr 2 penalty
rpot! 3 posts T 4 ring tr 5 jockey T 6 racket
7 shuttlecock T 8 bow I t helmet T 10 leotard I 11 wetsuit T 12 paddle

a rugDy b-e+id<et c boxinq d football e lennts f horseracing

.
g gymnastics h scuba
diving i badminton j canoeing k archery I rollerblading
'l ..b-a.t.....:...........
Example goeswith .h..cri.eke.t.......................

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

23 4

9.3 Putthesewordsin thecorrectcolumns.

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

Sport Place Equipment Players

cricket pitch bat,ball,bails,stump batsman,bowler,fielder,wicketkeeper
EX ERCI S E S
1 O RE CR EATION
10.1 Whathobbiesdo you think of whenyou seethesethings?Writethesewordsunderthe correctpictures.
astronomy, r a.,^j ce'c_cames,
bird-watct^irq, ptaying
chess,
cookery,
Aorng€€ss1'vod,
stamp
collecting, puzzles
doingsudoku

234

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{. E * r G *,6
.tde,=€
.^/ .. ru. &"-
E
G
. a-i4L'
l r-l Qie / r fo-
/tE -/

10,2 Whatinstruments
arethese?Unscramble
the letters.
mple tpurtem.......t1p.np-et
Exa .................
1 lufet 6 etinracl 11 onidorcac
2 badsroeyk 7 lnlovi 12 lococip
3 myalbc 8 booe 13 ilaov
4 olecl 9 corerrde '14 umrd
5 nosbosa 10 enphoxloy

10.3 Completethe text with the wordsin the box.

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

10.4 Putthewordsin theboxin thecorrect

columns.
bikini,
camping
stove,
campsite,
nature pier,rucksack,
reserve, sand,
shell,
signpost,
sleeping
bag,sunscreen
-beaeh+ewe+;
youtaketo
Things Thingsyoufindat Thingsyoutaketo Thingsyou find in
the beach the beach the countryside the country

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

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

garden,
Cathedral, home,
Lords, park,tower
Palace,
Exanpletheme park_
1 church . 2 stately 3 botanical 4 Buckingham
5 Canterbury .. 6 Houseof 7 safari
EX ERCIS E S
1 2 NU MB ERS,HOL IDAYS,M APS
12.1 Lookat thesenumbersand fill in the missingwords.
hunffi(2), million, (2)
thousanc

'f01 one h,qdrd andone 1,000 one 10,000ten

100,000one.. thousand 1,000,000one

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

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

12.3 Matchthe festivalswith the monthswhenthey are celebrated,

Exam plEasterDayE
le 2Halloween[-3l c h ris t ma s Da y 4
EB o n f ire Nig h t !5 Diwa liI S s t V a l e n t i n e ' s D a y !
a December b March
or April c October d Februarv e October
or November f November

12.4 Lookat the clocksand completethe sentences.

Example
I wakeupat...S-e.v.en..A.|C.lp-ck
. inthemorning.
ffi 3 | eatbreakfast
at
@
1 lgetupal
ffi 4 At. ..... ... I brush
.............,
@
myteeth.

2 At .lhaveashower.
@ 5 | goto workat ..
@
12.5 Writethesecountriesunderthe correctcontinent.
Australia,
Brazil,
Bulgaria,
Canada,
Chile,Chi+a;
Cuba,Denmark,
Ghana,
Laos,
Libya,
Mali,Mexico,
NewZealand,
Pakistan,
Papua NewGuinea,
Peru,
Spain

Asia Africa NorthAmerica SouthAmerica Europe Australia

China
 4: EXERCISES

13 T H E E N V IRONMENT
13.1 Writethe weatherfor eachof theseplaces.
Example:
ln Exeter
iI is ....f-o99y......
1 In London
it is
2 In Manchester it is
3 In Newcastleit is
4 InGlasgow it is *ffiu:Y-&

13.2 Lookat thepictures

andfill in the lettersto complete
the words.

NHE
1

ILH
13.3 look at the pictures
andcorrectthemistakes.
EEI
Usethewordsin the box.Writethe correctsentence.
hot,lightning,
rainy,
spring,
sunny,
windy,
winter

It issummer.
lt iscoldandrainy. It isspring.
lt iscoldandsnowy. It iswinter,
lt iswarmandsunnv.

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

Youseea rainbow youhearthunder. I takean umbrella

before whenit isfoggy. It isverystormy
today.

of the planetsin the correctorderfromthenearest

13.4 Writethenames to thefurthestfromthe sun.
Mercury Saturn Pluto
Earth Venus Neptune
Jupiter Uranus 369
EXE RCIS E S
1 4 E X P R E SSING
O NESETF
14.1 Lookat the pictures.Howdoesthe woma'nfeel in eachone?Writethe adjectives
underthe correctpicture.
angry,annoyed,
ecstatic,
furious,
happy,
nervous,
sad,shy,surprised,
suspicious

14.2 Matchthe opposites.

t neatl7 2 heavy[ I lons! athin! 5 empry! e stow! 7 wide[ 8 shattow!s expensivef-

a cheap b deep c fast d full e light f messy g narrow h shorl i thick

14.3 Answer these questionsusingthe oppositepreposition.

from,inside,
down,under,
off
ls hestanding
Example in frontof her? Np-,..
b.e-hind.he.r.
........
1 lsshesitting
ontopof thetable? 2 lsheoutside
theflat? 3 lsthelighton?
No,
4 ls hewalking
towardsthestation? ls hegoingupthestairs?
No, No,

14.4 Whatis the girl doingin thesepictures?Usetheseprepositions

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

Thegirlisclimbing 2 Thegirlisleaning
an\Q...... thetablel- thetable thetable.

Thegirliscrawling 4 Sheiscrawling 5 Sheiscrawling

theplaytunnel. theplaytunnel. theplaytunnel.
 KEY T O EXERC ISES
1 PEOPL E 6 soupspoon 5e pannacolla
1. 1 7 salt 6t Drinks
2 Washington 8 pepper 7i '*'a:e'
fizryminerai
3 Male 9 teaspoon 8c c0ra
4 actor 9s strawberrysmoothie
3 WORK / OCCUPATIONS newword:cosmetics c0TIee
5 1106HollywoodDrive,
Los
Angeles 3 .1 orange juice
6 CA98554 office 5 HEALTH tea
7 994-9872 faxmachine 5.1 stillmineral
water
photocopier 2 osteopath
8 American
9 21t12t1954 sraprer 3 dermatologist 6.3
'10 MountVernon,
NewYork workshop 4 physiotherapist 1 cheese& butter
11 ma n i ed electric
drill 5 chiropodist 2 condiments
12 PaulettaPearson sanosaw 6 dentist 3 drvqoods
13 fo u r wrench 4 dciglood& washingpowder'
factory . 5.2 5 delicatessen
1. 2 conveyer belt t headache 6 wholemealbread& baguette
1 sister TOreman 2 nosebleed 7 meat
2 father forklift 3 sorethroat
3 aunt constructionsite 4 stomachache 7 TRANSPORT
4 grandmother bulldozer 5 brokenarm 7.1
5 nephew cement 6 sprained
ankle At the railwaystation
6 stepson scaffoldinq carnage
5.3 plattorm
7 mother-in-law hotel 1 painkillers
Dar ITACK
8 half-sister 2 gauze
9 qranddauqhter chambermaid train
3 tissues Onthe road
10 itepfathei twinroom 4 spray
court cals eyes
't . 3 5 l i pbal m Try0ver,
banister 6 plaster
1 aunt guar0 tn5t0e lane
2 brother-in-law & uncle 7 cream roadsiqn
witness
3 mother-in-law & grandmother 5.4 trafficli-qhts
-airport
4 cousin & nephew 3 .2 ln the doctor'ssurgery At the
2 butcher examination couch check-in desk
1. 4 3 bricklayer duty-free shop
2 havea showen heiqht chart
4 optician scales metaldetector
3 dryyourself 5 judge runway
4 getdressed stethoscope
6 artist In the operatingsurgery Watertransport
5 eatbreakfast 7 ohotooraoher terry
6 brushyourteeth ' anaesthetist
8 inidwile scaIpel liner
2 HOUSIN G 9 guard
security surge0n rowrng boat
'10 hairdresser sailing ship
2. 1 suroical oloves
utility room 3.3 In ihe dentalsurgery 7.2
4, 1 2 ,1 8 ,2 0 noteapporntments basin 1 brakelight
kitchen filepapers dentureS 2 exhaustpipe
2, 8,9 ,1 0 ,1 1 offerrefreshments dri l l 3 wingminor
diningroom signa letter plaque 4 gear
7, 13 ,1 4 ,1 6 pflotocopya document 5 rearwindscreen
5 FOOD
living room sendane-mail 6 sidelight
3, 5 ,6 ,1 3 ,1 5,17 5.1
2 chillipepper 7 wheel
4 THE BODY 8 boot
2. 2 4 .1 3 watermelon
1 mug 4 pomegranate 9 bonnet
1 Sheiswavinq. 'I1 fuelqauqe
2 soapdish 2 Sheisfrowninq. 5 garlic
3 toothbrush 6 radish t2 headliqhi
3 Heispushing 5 wheelbarrow.
4 toothbrush holder 4 Sheisclappinq herhands. 7 pakchoi 7,3
5 razor 5 Sheisfilliirgt6ekenle. 8 apricot 1 giveway
6 shaving gel 6 Sheisoourino thewater. 9 lychee 2 no U-turn
7 shaving brush 7 Heisbreakin! thebiscuit. 3 no overtaking
8 soapdispenser 6.2
8 Sheis stiningthecoffee. Starters 4 steep hill
9 soap 5 nothrough road
4 .2 rasagne
2. 3 borscht 7 norightturn
1 nails 8 slipperyroad
2 teatowel 2 eyes melon andparma ham
3 bathtowel tomatosoup 9 roadworks ahead
3 ears 10 roundabout
4 kettle 4 nose smoked salmon
5 watering can Main courses 11 levelcrossing
5 fingers 12 stop
6 caketin 6 head pudding
roastbeefandYorkshire
7 alarmclock 7 teeth kottas 7.4
8 tumble dryer 8 bones m0u55aKa sportscar
9 mo p 9 brain fajitas taxidriver
Dtzza wlngmirror
2.4 4.3 iilletof sole
1 spoon rushhour
1c Desserts people carrier
2 wineglass 2o cheesecake
? dp<<prtcnnnn cuSI0ms ofircer
3s tiramisu X-rayscanner
4 serviette 4m applepie
5 knife stopsign
KE Y T O E X E R C IS E S
I ccyyu\'r 1 OR E C R EA T IO l t 11.2 Europe
f1 1 0 .1 1 calf B ul gari a
' - :ri! L:: -: : :.' -: ::' : g a rn es 2 l amb Denmark
_ =- - i:- : :! ,e fir n g 3 qoslinq Spain
I
t-"-::
: : , = ' i : :- < : -:-,',arcning q duckl i nq Australia
j :-e:-€ai:':( a5:rcn0my ) TOal Australia
: = : - : - : - : 1: ' - - - :€ ' ^J d- .y, ; ^ ^I .1L9^ . .L r r q ) ) 6 piglet NewZealand
o puzzles
doingsudoku 7 kitten Papua NewGuinea
&2 7 c00Kery 8 puppy
--- -- ^: ---^. 13 TH EE N V IRO NM ENT
- --j 1 0 .2 11.3 't3.1
:- : r , ' 9; - - 1 flute 1 w i l dani mal s 1 InLondonit issunny.
2 kevboard €o€]<ere| 2 InManchester it iscloudy
and
a- aL =
') fish rainy.
:e:-e'3a:< 3 cym0al
?oxot crocolaies 4 ceil0 gon.lla 3 InNewcastle it iscloudy,
5 bassoon Iseaani mal s 4 InGlasgow it issnowy and
ra' of chocolate 6 clarinet ereeedile cr0u0y.
7 violin 4 birds
Hvffi 13.2
8 oboe 1 valley
8.3 v rec0r0er 5 insects
postoffice sffai+ 2 0am
1 0 xyr0pn0ne
7 eiectronics
shop ' 1 1accordlon 3 canal
3 11.4 4 0une
1 2 piccolo 1 Ye1theydo.
+ 5 island
l 3 viola 2 No,theydon't. 6 ac0rn
t bookshop 1 4 0 ru m
6 nniirie n'< 3 No,theycan't. 1 coastline
1 0 .3 4 Yes,
theycan. peak
8.4 WhenI wasfive,I tookballet 5 No,theydon't. 9 field
Treeightwordsto findare classes.I wantedto become a 6 Yes,
theycan.
Across famous 7 Yes,
theydo. 13.3
ballerinabutI wasn'tvery 1 lt iswinter.lt iscoldand
STREET qood. ThenI learnedto plavtne 8 No,theydon't.
BOLLARD 9 No,theydon't. snowy.
FIAG [iano.t likedlisteningio classical 2 lt isspring.lt iswarmand
music. Asa teenaqer,I startedqoinq
Down 12 NUMBERS,HOLIDAYS, sunny.
to rockconcerts-with mvfrien-ds.
l- you
TRAFFIC played MAPS 3 Youseelightningbefore
thekeyboardiniheschool hearthunder.
KERB band. 12.1
BU 5 1,000onethousand 4 | takeanumbrella whenit is
Diagonal 1 0 .4 10,000tenthousand rainy.
RAILINGS Thingsyou take to the beach 100,000onehundred thousand 5 lt isverywindytoday.
BR IDG E beach towel 1,000,000onemi l l i on
13.4
bikini 1 Mercury
9 SPORTS sunscreen 12.2
9 .1 2 hypotenuse 2 Venus
Thingsyou find at the beach 3 Earth
to oier 3 riljhtangle
3a 4 base 4 Mars
sand
4c shell 5 top 5 Jupiter
5f 6 height 6 Saturn
Thingsyoutaketo the 7 Uranus
6e countryside 7 corner
1i 8 face 8 Neptune
camorno stove
8k rucksack 9 edge 9 Pluto
9l sleeping bag 10 depth
14 E X P R E S SI NG
O NESETF
1o q Thingsyou find in the country 12.3 14.1
11 h campsrre 2c,3a,4f,5e,6d 2 ecstatic
12 I naturereserve 3 furious
slgnpost 12.4 4 nervous
9 .2 1 fivepastseven
2 figureskating 1 0 .5 ? tpn nr(t (a\/on
5 shy
3 parachuting 1 tower 3 seventhirty 14.2
4 rowing 2 home 4 tento eiqht 2 e,3 h, 41,5d,6 c,7 g,8 b,9 a
5 cvclinq 3 garden 5 eighto'clock
b Juoo 4 Palace 14.3
7 diving 5 Cathedral 12.5 1 No,under thetable.
8 c lim bing 6 Lords Asia 2 No,inside theflat.
7 park C hi na ? No,it'sofl
9.3 Laos 4 No,awayfromthestation.
Il A N IMA IS Pakistan No,downthestairs.
1 1 .1 Africa
2 chick Ghana 14.4
3 duck Libya 1 off
4 foal Mal i 2 agarnst
5 tiqer NorthAmerica 3 rnto
6 bear Canada 4 throuqh
7 buffalo Cuba 5 outof
R hr dnor Mexico
9 deer SouthAmerica
10 giraffe Brazil
C hi l e
Peru
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