a mt ta bso Tec eeeTitles in this series include: Word Games with English 1 Deirdre Howard-Williams & Cynthia Herd 0 435 28380 4 Word Games with English 2 Deirdre Howard-Williams & Cynthia Herd 0 435 28381 2 Word Games with English 3 Deirdre Howard-Williams & Cynthia Herd 04935 283820 Word Games with English Plus Deirdre Howard-Williams & Cynthia Herd 0 4395 283790 Play Games With English Book1 Colin Granger 0435 280600 Play Games With English Book 2 Colin Granger 0 435 28062 7 English Puzzles 1 DougCase 0435 282808 English Puzzles 2 DougCase 0435 28281 6 English Puzzles 3. Doug Case 0 435 28282 4 English Puzzles 4 Doug Case 0 435 28283 2 Heinemann English Language Teaching a division of Heinemann Publishers (Oxford) Ltd, Halley Court, Jordan Hill, Oxford OX2 BE OXFORD MADAID ATHENS PARIS FLORENCE PRAGUE SAO PAULO CHICAGO MELBOURNE AUCKLAND SINGAPORE TOKYO GABORONE JOHANNESBURG PORTSMOUTH (NH) IBADAN ISBN 0 435 28380 4 © Deirdre Howard-Williams and Cynthia Herd 1986 First published 1986 First published in this edition 1990 All rights reserved; no part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without the prior written permission of the Publishers. Illustrated by Jane Cope Phototypesetting by Red Lion Setters Printed and bound in Great Britain by Thomson Litho Ltd, East Kilbride, Scotland 94 95 96 97 9B 15 147312111098About this book Word Games With English is a series of 3 books of carefully graded language activities designed to stimulate learners to practise, activate and extend their English vocabulary. Pedagogical Basis @ Book I, for beginners and post-beginners, is closely based on the vocabulary designated by the Council of Europe for Waystage level. This represents the first stage of a two-stage learning process resulting in a basic general foreign language ability (Threshold level, covered by Book 2 in this series). @ A number of words have also been added from grades | and 2 of the Cambridge English Lexicon (R. Hindmarsh}, based on 4 major frequency counts. @ There are 700 lexical items in this book, allowing the learner to ‘survive’ in an English-speaking context and providing a solid basis for further study. Presentation @ The vocabulary concentrates on the most essential topic areas: personal and family/nouse and home/free time and entertainment/ travel/health/places/shopping etc. @ Each page is highly visual with the words contextualised and their meanings made clear by the illustrations. @ Each game makes demands on the learner's intelligence and imagination and calls for active participation. @ There is built-in revision and recycling of certain lexical items in different contexis. @ The book is suitable for teaching and testing, for class and group work and for varied further exploitation. @ There is a full answer key and word list enabling the book to be used also for self-study and revision.How to use this book | Read what to do carefully. 2 Write your answers on a piece of paper or in the book. 3 Look at the back of the book for the answers. There is also a list of words at the end of the book fer your reference.Contents 9 A ; Page About this book il Shopping List 2 24 How to use this Book iv Doubles 2 25 Shopping List i | Verb Game 2 26 Who? 2 What's the Weather like 2/ Crossword | 3 Taday? Where? 4 Help 2 28 The New House 5 Abbreviations 2 29 Food & Drink 6 Places 2 30 Places | 7 On the Road 3| Top Secret 8 A Business Trip 32 Holiday List 9 Categories Quiz | 34 At the Station 10 Allabout You 35 Verb Game | 12 - Months 36 Abbreviations | 13 Opposites 2 37 Doubles | 14 Word Families | 38 Free Time I5 Crossword 3 39 Legs 16 Libland 40 Opposites | 17 Richard’s Week 42 Help I 18 Word Families 2 43 What's the Matter? I9 Opposites 3 44 At the Hotel 20 Categories Quiz 2 45 The Circle Game Z| Hands 46 Crossword 2 22 Answers 47 Plurals 23 Word List 54To Sheila Howard-Williams and Barbara Horton HerdSUV VU: ‘Shopping List Look at the shopping. Put the list Tor r example: oes potako eSThis is Joe’s photo album. Who is who? For example: 1 This is my wife and Sen. Mp, rset wife and son — grandfather and grandmother sister father and mother brother dogigs) All the answers are colours. Across ae Ne 3 Clouds * * (sometimes) = — 5 Sunset (sometimes) SS 7 Branch of a tree Down OU} o8 | Snow = C)= 4 Sun 7 Night 8 An orangeJane is phoning the Brown family. Where are they? : Fromme a dining room = bathroom ~—s garage = bedroom ss garden sitting room kitchenThe New House Mr and Mrs Williams have a new house. Can you help them put everything in its right place? Make one list for the kitchen and one for the bedroom. For example: Kitchen — BEpROOM cup Sheek ‘ Sh: ey > of i < sf j iit eo cup sheet carpet fork bed knife plate fridge blanket spoon pillow teapot : die, otsoup of the day omelette chips . orange juice Ups ‘Lin SSS Ut as Wy 8 Ps aad | (te a Oo as all u BPS EM ff ‘gi ¥ (A > ata, wi x Sw soup of the day omelette chips roast chicken cake chocolate ice-cream rice cheese sandwich biscuits orange juice coffee banana wine Peter, Diana, Ted and Ruth are in the Quick Food Café. What are they eating? beer teaPLACES | Margaret walked to eight places in this town — first Number |, then Number 2, etc. Look at the map and show the way she went. Vor exam @: i ‘i oe , Nie N i ie i Hotel 2 Restaurant 3. Bank 4 Church 5 Camping Site 6 Police Station 7 Café 8 Park4 1 wn; ia o 00001 is a spy. f) Read his secret message. | i Go by PDS TRAIN wea _ o theres a message on the wifes we —___ 5 Then go Co e 1 i 6 WEN s underground plane train bicycle —_ airport taxi station on = motorbike Psst! Look at the first TU” Les Me ___. letkers again. Gj 7 hJt Nor im Can you see it all in her room? uw 2 > co vy Oo x= “ 2 “i 3 uw} we o ~ Qo o — DONT FORGET! of tighcs | dress | blouse 4 airs of Socks | Pair of Jeans underwear leoak [ pullover 2. pairs of shoes passpore | jackek | skirk ki chek CAMEerA | ourAT THE STATION = | — my + A . “a fat ¥ ea Sas ON | Wee Cae oF i eat WS? | ear: ON BIC a > PPh A 1 [| Taxis = Waiting Room Bar Way Out Platform |. Closed 10Can you put each sign in its correct place? For example: 1 = Taxis When you've finished, close the book and write down all the signs you can remember. — are FF oR ee ne: Ticket Office Lost Property Office —- Toilets Open Travel Centre TelephoneVERB GAME 1 Can you find 10 verbs hidden in this square? The pictures will help you. Do thisC> or this () . Tor example:* . Can you find the correct abbreviations? Tor exarnpl @: ——J\ereat Brian SSCS Tour (weight) SCS FT unted States ——SOCsC“‘“‘CSSSS [—]pessetum over SCSCSCSCSCSCSCSCSC~*” post meridiem (in the afternoon) United States of America United Kingdom Union of Soviet Socialist Republics kilogram , United NationsLowes Many words in English are made of two words. Put the word from list A with the correct word from list B. For ae Fest NAME FIRST DEPARTURE TELEPHONE BUS CAMPING SHOPPING ORANGE GROUND STATION NUMBERMr Jones and Mrs Smith have many interests. Write two lists. +——For example ——> Mr Jones Mrs. Smith dancing walking learning foreign languages driving watching television cooking swimming playing football reading listening to music-LEGS - Awe Count the number of legs For evamople: Three dogs twelve Legs Legs Legs Legs One fy Legs Legs Legs Legs gs M2 B Q Cj astfhifif If you are right, the total is the same as the number of legs in five football teams.LV OMEL Here are 7 pairs of adjectives. Can you find the correct pictures? Write the numbers beside the words. oid New Od - cor = < arisJack and Sally are staying at the same hotel. He is on holiday and she is a journalist. Today he is going to the beach and she is working. Can you say what is his and what is hers? For examole : HERS - money His — ball NY ee aa He ET Z Ve WN Ce SS money ball bottle of water map boat book carkeys notebook — sunglasses pen towel hat cheque book radio 18Look at him...he's not happy, ishe? 2 Can you say why? Fill in the missing words. For examele:1 Hes tired. tired fallen pain ill broken ice — finger cold = thirsty burnt arm = hand — hungry cut backAT THE HOTEL Look at the list. Can you give each service its name? THE RITZ HOTEL: OUR SERVICES FOR GUESTS For example: 4 BREAKFAsT from 6,30 a.m. to 10.30 a.m. open for lunch and dinner for drinks till 11.30 p.m. dial ‘0’ for Reception for Traveller's Cheques only in Emergency ask at Reception in every room in double rooms only free for guests’ cars at 12.00 (midday) can be guests too for £1 a day tell us the night before Breakfast Television Dogs Change Restaurant Bar Check-out Doctor Radio Wake-up Telephone Parking 20GIRGLE CAME Find the object and then find the correct verb. For example: pay a bill 2|wae loocky All the answers are parts of the body.Look at the singular form and write the plural. for examole; 1 Women woman tooth leaf comb bus foot watch flower child ~— policeman island = car_~—sikniife_—_ glass factory 3Look at the shopping Mike has brought home. Write his list. For example: 1 a kilo of beans kilo bottle loaf can packet piece 24auVdes J Many words in English are made of two parts. Put the word from list A with the correct word from list B. For example: TOoTHPASTE, Correée-PoTVERB GAME 2 Can you find 10 verbs hidden in this square? The pictures will help you. Do this > or this Q : wt fer example: TYAll round the world people watch prograrmmes about the weather on TV. Look at the different countries and describe the weather. for CXOU le: Tn India’ te is Tn Saudi Arabia ic is Cloudy and hot cee, ANA sive a yp o . " . Peet . + x vier, 5, ond . ae EEE ay, as a a . _ ae * - Way ti len. A ery ly a wy Rt Tn Scotland there is In Maska there is ve wo and wedcecebas felbae and vate vee doudy hot dry wind snow — sunny fog rain 27Mr & Mrs Davies are staying at the Sunny Days Hotel. Say what's missing. for example: 1 There isaf a4 akeyt | err Bes STI ihe Amma) . Seiya ee? Naf te EG =) ‘| F a7 Lf : ia water chair — pillow = key ~—s heating knife and fork lift light towel 268Can you find the correct abbreviations? Vor examole: nota bene (take special note of} southwest Street water closet (toilet) _ Ret | | 01 Road anno Domini (in the year of our Lord )UACES @ Tam is old now. When he was younger he warked in many different places. Waa Where? LS For example: 1 He worked in Rees 2 STAMPS market hospital post office cinema factory supermarket ticket office office 30» you know these traffic signs? For example: 1 No stopping -No-stopping Chidres No entry Notvightturn Mewalking = Trafftctights— Ne-cycing~ Menatwerk Meteftturn — Pieniccstte- 3|March Ist Mr Brown left London 32 for examole: | 2nd Ireland (260 _ irish _ pounds) 7th France (2,500. francs) Oth Spain (47,000 tt pesetas) [5th Italy (500,000 __lire) 9th Switzerland (680___!" francs) 28th Germany (850 __- + -_+| marks)Last spring Mr Brown went round the world on a business trip. Show on the map the way he went and name the capital cities he visited. Fill in the blanks to show what money he spent. Se ve o April 3rd Greece (27,000 1: - drachmas) lOth Saudi Arabia (1,100 riyals) [7th Egypt (300 pounds) Brasilia 24th Australia Mexico City (360 vo . dollars) Dublin 30th Japan London : ' Bonn (77,400 —_—__—— yen) ars Sth Canada en ‘ Madrid (400 __+ dollars) nome l4th Mexico | ens Lr Cairo (60,200 Aoi pesos) Ottowa 22nd Brazil Tokyo (93,0001. A cruzeiros) Canberra Riyadh 3lst Back te London. 33CAMIEGORIES) oD Put a hext to the correct answer. for example: a | Susan is a 6 A fly is an a surname L | a insect b first name b aeroplane c boy's name LI c airport 2 Franceis a 7 A kitchen isa a language a room b nationality b sport c country c shop 3. A Station is a 8 Eightis a a train a number b place b colour ¢ country c date 4 A supermarket is a 9 A teacher is a MOU OOO OOO Ooo HOO OOO OOO OOO ooo a job a job b shop b person c farm ¢ school 5 Coffee isa 10 March is a a meal a day b drink b holiday ¢ place <¢ month 34Dy SOU" Judy is doing a quiz. Look at the pictures and fill in the answers for her. What Sort of Person are YOU?? ' Answer these questions and see. . for example: How do you eat! [_] slowly quickly How do you sleep? well C1] badly How much do you read? Klatitle Clalot Are you ever late for work? Llalways [never When do you get up? PeRehy L] late Which season do you prefer for holidays? Bl summer CO winter 35TAY NE Slt A y Oe WM e F) r } plat rh ry ae ; Can you find the correct month? For example: takes its name from Julius Caesar. has the fewest days. is the longest (number of letters). has Christmas on the twenty-fifth. ~ has thirty days and eight letters. starts with the letter O. has the letter | at the end. is a holiday for students in Britain. is the first month. is the shortest (number of letters). is also a verb (soldiers do it). ~ is also a girl’s name.LV OMNCE L, Here are 7 pairs of adjectives. 3 Can you find the correct pictures? Is Brussels im Belgivm? f.. Big 37ASS LET Frosty . Soret ey, = Sn S aE Sea ~ a a 5 _ Square 2 Book Magazine (Television >, Newspaper Daughter 3) Arm 7. Doctor) ’ Head ‘Médicine Hand Taxi. Hat) “Ambulance Teel ’ . 4 \Eegs ) 8 Postcard Salt Stamp Pepper Letter Mustard Travellers’ cheques StreetAcross — 1 uo 2 I3 |x 15 2 7 2 18 O .see Libland sells alot of... afew... alittle... a little... ajotof... alittle... om i Bw AD — Libland doesn't sell 7 much... 8 many... 9 much... For example: 1. Libland sells a [o€ of wood. for example: 7. Liblanad doesnt sell wood = leather ~— gold much Coffee . ships coffee gasLibland is a small country. Look at what it sells and what it buys. / - is : W oa CU ro Libland doesn't buy [5 iron 16 wine |7 cars For example: 10. Libland buys a lok of oil. Por example; : tof much afew 15. Libland doesnt buy ‘tle =omany — any madh tron, 4!Richards Week Fill in what Richard is going to do this week. For ey ample : SUNDAY 12.27 Dent Stop No 2.00 Womans 3.00 Afternoon cinema good news programme on the radio _ party football book tickets for the theatre out with friends Arabic class 42.py Language - Signs « Picnic places Occupations - Hotel - Shopping Put these words into their correct families. There are 4 in each. speak pronounce understand = mean size lake nylon reception dentist exit student — try on hil entrance shop assistant beach nurse how much? single room pull fields = push = double room sill for example: LANGUAGE Ce Speak, pronounce, underscand, mean 43OVINE 6 Can you find the 6 pairs of verbs? For example: 1 Gome in and Bo oul comein goout takeoff ask win puton sleep answer lose getup wakeup go to bed 44Puta next to the correct answer. Vor example: | Russian is a a place b nationality c job 2 Trousers are a clothes b money c food 3. Drisan abbreviation for a December b Doctor ¢ dear 4 Swimming is a a place b fish e€ sport CATEGORIES: LILIL OUI Mrs Brown is a a child b married c not married Michael is a a woman's name b surname ¢ man’s name A banana is a a fruti b vegetable c meal The Nile is a a s@a b river ¢ mountain The finger is a a room b time c part of the body DOO OOO OOO OOO Ow oe 45 —|What can you do with your hands? For example: 1. tum on turnon make steal wash buy break drive turn off =o write — cut 46ANSWERS Page | Potatoes, fish, milk, bread, cheese, butter, apples, meat. Page 2 | This is my wife and son. 2 ‘This is my father and mother. 3. This is my grandfather and grandmother. 4 — This is my brother. 5 This is my sister. 6 This is my dog. “Shopping list | She’s in the dining rocm. He's in the sitting room. He's in the bathroom. He's in the garden. She's in the bedroom. He's in the garape. She's in the kitchen. The New House Page 5 Kitchen; cup, fork, knife, plate, fridge, spoon, teapot Bedroom: sheet, carpet, bed, blanket, pillow | 2 3 4 5 6 7 Page 6 Diana: soup of the day, omelette, chips, orange juice Peter: cake, biscuits, tea Ruth: cheese sandwich, banana, beer Ted: roast chicken, rice, wine, chocolate ice-cream, coffee 47PUACES | Restaurant Bank Church at Sete e nes” TOP SECRET Page 8 Train, On (foot), Motorbike, Station, Airport, Taxi, Plane, Underground, Bicycle. FOM'S AT THE PUB Don't forse! { dress wv | bleyse uv | paar of jeans ~ 2 pai camera hak 48 AT THE Platform t Danger Bar P | 2 3 4 Telephones 5 6 7 Sun. Sunday forth STATION ante menidiam On the morcng) “Fa _| Great Britain pound {weight} Fri. [Foday t i a CA. Lrigr._[renday [Fm —Ppost mendem (nahe afternoon) aS A eee et TNE [ronhess Ren [aiomeire [tA [ewes kingdom USSR [Yoon lowe iat Fees [ktogram =| Travel Centre Closed Ticket Office Waiting Room Lost Property Office__ OpenLaomles 4 FELP I age |4 Page 18 rst name, departure lounge, telephone Hers: money, map, car keys, ox, bus station, camping site, shopping notebook, pen, cheque book st, orange juice, ground floor, His: ball, bottle of water, boat, book, alephone number sunglasses, hat, radio, towel Free Time Page 19 ‘age 15 . ; | . He's tired. ‘Jr. Jones: dancing, playing football, 2 Kle's fallen on the ice. reading, cooking, watching television 3 He's got a cold. rs. Smith: walking, learning foreign 4 He's thirsty. languages, driving, swimming, listening 5 He's hungry. 9 music 6 He's cut his finger. 7 He's broken his arm. B He's got a pain in his back. -_ —_ 9 He's burnt his hand. 10 He's ill. age 16 2g welve Less 2 | Four cats AT THE HOTEL One farmer & two horses [Gam Less io | One bird 2 Page 20 one louse wide & fourteen tourists | Breakfast 7 Radio 2 Restaurant 8 Television 3. Bar 9 Parking 4 Telephone {0 Check-out 5 Change Il Dogs & Doctor (2. Wake-up a CIRCLE CAME Pay a bill, fly a plane, smoke a cigarette, book a hotel room, win a footbalt match, send a letter, change a traveller's cheque, drive a truck 49Page 22 TOYS body P. I Watches 2 Policemen 3 Islands 4 Knives I2 Leaves 5 Teeth 13. Glasses 6 Combs [4 Flowers 7 Feet 15 Factories d A kilo of beans A bottle of wine A piece of cake A loaf of bread A kilo of oranges A piece of cheese A packet of sugar A packet of biscuits Pp: | 2 3. A packet of tea 4 5 Acan of beer | Qo ms! oo dawles Z Page 25 Toothpaste, coffee-pot, weekend, football, livingroom, haircut, motorbike, toothbrush, bathroom, ice-cream, bedroom, postcard 50 Page 27 ~ In India it is cloudy and hot. In Saudi Arabia it is dry and sunny. In Scotland there is rain and fog. In Aiaska there is snow and wind. Page 28 There's no water, There's no lift. There's no key, There's no light. There's no towel. There's no heating. There's no chair. There's no pillow. There's no knife and fork. SO Ow oO Aw lB: Before Chst nata bene (take special note o water closet (tollet} anna Darn (in the year of out Lord} PLACES 2 Page 31 He worked in a market. He worked in a factory. He worked in a cinema. He worked in a supermarket. He worked in 4 post office. He worked in an office. He worked in a ticket office. He worked in a hospital. ono in bw pe saboroh) we? a Business =i "Trip Page 32 March 2nd Irish, 7th French, 10th Spanish, 15th Italian, [9th Swiss, 28th age 30 German, Apri i . . , April 3rd Greek, |Oth Saudi, } ae Stopping ; Ne rg tan 17th Egyptian, 24th Australian, 30th ; Nocling g No eta Japanese, May Sth Canadian, |4th Mexican, 22nd Brazili $ Traffic lights 10 =Noentry exican, 22nd Brazilian 3 Men at wark It Children 5 Picnic site oo, : a a & : Chet Jy? uf a w Bann . pes J v4 Cairo *s Ih i Riyadh Otrowa, Mexico City Q Sh S|Ss 7 Page 38 | river 5 bottle Page 34 2 television 6 “boss Ib, 2c, 3b, 4b, 5b, 6a, Za, Ba, 9b, 10c 3 hat 7 taxi 4 eggs 8 travellers’ cheques dS, 0% * (ROSSWUIORD 3 aw ale “j* ‘ : + MUMAHerS Page 35 . 1 quickly 4 always 2 well 5 early 3. alet 6 winter Page 36 1 july 7 Aprif 2 February 8 August 3 September = 9 January 4 December [0 May 5 November [|] March 6 October 12 June © OVMOOMNCES L, ‘A Page 37 Page 40 for ekamople: Libland sells a lot of wood. | 2 Libland sells a few ships, 3 Libland sells a little coffee, leather, gold, 3 4 Libtand sells a little leather, coffee, gold. 5 Libland sells a lot of gas. [7 Soft | Hard | 6 Libland sells a little gold, leather, coffee, 7 Libland doesn't sell much coffee, leather, gol 8 — Libland civesn’t seff many ships, 9 Libland doesn't sell much leather, coffee, gole 5210 Libland buys a lot of ail. 11 Libland buys a few cars. 2 Libland buys a let of cotton. 13. Libland buys a lot of wool. 14 Libland buys a little iron. 15 Libland doesn't buy much iron. 16 Libland doesn't buy any wine. (7 — Libland doesn’t buy many cars. Richard’ Week Page 42 Monday 28th: 8 p.m. cinema Tuesday 29th: || a.m. book tickets for the theatre Wednesday 30th: 7.30 p.m. out with friends Thursday Ist: 3 p.m. Arabic class Friday 2nd: |0 p.m. party Saturday 3rd: 2.15 p.m, football Sunday 4th: | p.m. good news programme on the radio Page 43 Language: speak, understand, pronounce, mean Signs: entrance, exit, pull, push Picnic Places: lake, hifl, fields, beach Occupations: nurse, dentist, shop assistant, student Hotel: single room, double room, bill, reception Shopping: try on, size, nylon, how much? CYNONKCS Page 44 Come in and go out Win and lase Ask and answer Sleep and wake up Put on and take off Ga to bed and get up eines Wn — GAVEAORIES Page 45 1b, 2a, 3b, 4c, 5b, 6c, 7a. 8b, 9c | turn on 6 write 2 drive. 7 make 3 steal. 8 break, 4 wash, 9 turn off. 5 buy. 10 cut, 53WORDLIST The numbers beside each word are the page numbers where the ward is used in a game. If the word is used often, you will see the first three page numbers followed by... A abbreviation 13, 29, 45 about 27, 42 across 3, 22, 39 AD (anno Domini) 29 adjective 1/7, 37 aeroplane 34 again 8 airport 8, 34 Alaska 27 album 2 all 3,9, 10... also 36 always 35 a.m. (ante meridiem) 13, 42 ambulance 38 answer 22, 34, 39... any 42, 40 apple | April 36, 42 Arabic 42 arm 19, 22 arrive 26 ask 20, 44 at 36, 42 August 36 Australia 32 Australian 32 Avenue (Ave) 29 B back (n) 19, 22 back (adv) 21, 32 badly 35 ball 18 banana 6, 45 bank 7 bar {0, 20 bathroom 4, 25 BBC 42 BC (before Christ) 29 beach 43 bean 24 bed 5 bedroom 4, 5, 25 beer 6, 24 before /3, 20 Belgium 37 beside 17 bicycle 8 big 37 bill 21, 43 bird 16 birthday 42 biscuit 46, 24 black 3 blank 32 blanket 5 blouse 9 blue 3 boat [a body 22, 45 book (n) Tt, 18, 38 book (v} 2/1, 42 boss 38 bottle 18, 24, 38 box 14 bay 34 branch 3 Brazil 32, 42 Brazilian 32 bread |, 24 break (broken) 19, 46 breakfast 20 bring (brought) 24 Britain 36 brother 2 brown 3 Brussels 37 burn (burnt} 19 bus (buses} 14, 23 bus station /4 business 32 butter |! buy 40, 42, 46 by 8 Cc cafe 4,7 cake 6, 24 camera 9 camping site 7, 14 can(n} 24 can 5 4,9, 10 Canada 32 Canadian 32 capital 32 car 18, 23, 40 carpet 5 cat {6 category (ies) 34, 45 chair /6, 28 change (v} 21, 20 cheap 17 check-out 20 cheese /, 6, 24 cheque book /8 chicken 6 child (children) 23, 3! chips 6 chocolate 6 Christmas 36 church 7 Cigarette 2! cinema 30, 42 circle 2! city(ies) 32 class 42 clean {2 close (closed) 10 clothes 45 cloud 3 cloudy 27 coat 9 coffee 6, 34, 40 coffee-pot 25 cold (n) 19 colour 3, 34 comb 23 come 264, 42 comein 44