WORKSHEETS © Answer key He doesn't often watch often TV. He always is always at the sports centre Herdly-ever | hardly ever listen to hip hop, They sometimes go to sometimes the cinema ceasionalty she occasionally reads magazines. Language focus and vocabulary Language focus and vocabulary Starter unit Ge 1 1 are 3 'm 5 te ier rent isn 6 1 anumbrella 3. aniD card 2 isnt 4 aren't © isn't 2 sunglasses 4 clothes 21 ate 3 are 5 is T2f 44 Gh Be Wi 2is 4 Is 6 are yh oSg oh SR RS 31 x (mother’s) sv av 6 X (the children’s) 3 Tv Language focus and vocabulary 4 x Karen's) Unit 41 vegot 5 'sgot 1a canyin ivin 2 hasnt got 6 ‘vegot b eating” bsing. } on ot 7 Has ¢ looking g running Bi d_ taking. h chatting 5 1 Avethere.. there aren't 21 ‘mwiting 4 ‘steading 2 Wsthere.therels 2 Isn'tstudying 5 aren't watching 3. Wrethere... there aren't 3 remaking 6 isn't cleaning 4 Arethere . there are 5 Isthere.. there isn't 31 Arethey watching TV? 6 Arethere.. there are 2 Why's Tony running? 7 Isthere ... there isn’t 3. Is Luke using the computer? 8 Arethere.. there aren't 4 What is mum making for dinner? 5 Who are they talking about? 62d 4f 68 3a 5b 7e 41b 3a Sa 7b ze 4c be 71 maths 5 eam 2 teacher 6 laboratory 5 1 bath 3. microwave 3 science 7 room 2 shower 4 wardrobe 4 gymnasium 61 3 ach 2 bugai 4 enf Language focus and vocabulary Unit 1) Language focus and vocabulary 11 finishes 3 work 5 loses Unit 3 & 2 doesn't 4 use 6 don't ~ 11 won 6 left 21 Does she go metal detecting? No, she doesn't 2 grew 7 arrived 2. Dothey go.out without a te? No, they don’ 3 got 8 saw 3 Dol speak good English? Yes, you do 4 moved 9. started 4 Dowe always meet afterschool? No, we don't. 5. finished 10 went 5 Does he livein London? Yes, he does. 2-1 She didn’t start her new job last week. 31 Wheredo 4 Whydo 2. They didn’t do an exam two weeks ago. 2. How often does 5 When does 3. He didn't marry a music teacher. 3 What does 6 Whodo 4 My mum didn't go to school in London, 41 always 5 occasionally 3-1 When did you graduate from university? 2 usually 6 notoften 2 Who did you goto the concert with? 3 often 7 hardly ever 3 Which film did you see at the cinema? 4 sometimes 8 never 4 When did you learn to drive? 5 1 Weoften play often volleyball in the summer, 41 wasn't 4 weren't 7 were 2 They never are never late for class. 2 were 5 was, 3. She's usuallly got wsteatly make-up in her bag. 3 wasn't 6 were ENGUSH PLUS2 Worksheets answer keyWORKSHEETS © Answer key 51 grew 4 became 7 got 2 went 5 moved 8 bought 3 left 6 got 6 1 happy 3 lucky 5 nervous 2 naughty 4 scary 6 cute Language focus and vocabulary Unit 4 1 1 were 3. was 5 was 2 were 4 was You weren't standing, You were sitting, He wasn’t working. He was relaxing, ‘She wasn't flying. She was driving, ‘They weren't watching TV, They were listening tothe radio. Were you standing? What was he doing? Was she driving? What were they doing? saw .. was swimming fell. was cycling broke ... were playing was doing. dropped was having ..stopped © 4f 6b &h a sd 78 6 1 River 4 Mountains 7 Sea Desert 5 Forest 8 Valley 3. Ocean 6 Pole Language focus and vocabulary tia ze 3b 4c Sa 1 often 3 far 5 fast 2 many 4 long 6 much 1 younger... youngest 2 big... biggest 3 shorter... shortest 4 heavy .. heavier 5. lighter... lightest 6 intelligent .. more intelligent 7 good... best 8 bad... worse Natalie 1 Sally 5. Natalie 2 Natalie sally 5 1 Natalie 2 Sally sally 5 Natalie Eliza 6 Eliza composer programmer inventor cook swimmer domesticated 4. aggressive artistic 5 rare 3 light Language focus and vocabulary Unit will..won't 4 won't. ‘..won't—S- won't... will won't .'ll | will probably visit my aunt on Saturday. It's very cold! We definitely won't go swimming today. They will definitely arrive before 730. | probably wor't be at home at five oclock. fo 34 4e 5a 6b 1 won't 3 willget 5: ‘Ilfeel 2 ‘limake 4 Ibe 6 gives 7 8 51T 4N N 10N BN 2N 57 TOT wt 3T 6N 9T BRN 6 Positive: generous, friendly, patient, practical, modest, easy-going, Negative: moody, impatient, mean, shy, unhelpful, arrogant, unimaginative Language focus and vocabulary Unit 7%) 11 ‘regoing tostay 4 aren't going to see 2 'mgoing to meet 5 isn’t goingto take 3 isgoing to drive will /won't 3 ‘re goingto 5 'mgoingto ‘mgoingto 4 will /won't When are we going to play basketball? Who is she going to invite to the party? Where are you going to meet Karen? Are you going anywhere tonight? 1s she going to compete in the next Olympic Games? vRune On Saturday he's watching a DVD, On Saturday she's visiting her mum, (On Sunday they're going to Mary's party. vio3v 5K 7K x 4x 64 av = c=} EI 2 a a Es a Ps A FA a Fy a EI Worksheets answerkey ENGLISHPLUS2 243WORKSHEETS © Answer key 6 1 loser 4 trophy 2 finalist 5 team 3 supporter 71 stadium 3. player «S._referee 2 match 4 supporter 6 race 6 1 There's 4 Thereisn't 2 There aren't 5. There are 3 Isthere 6 Are there Vocabulary Starter unit €®_) 11 sister © grandaughter 2 parents And grandson Language focus and vocabulary 3 Btn iin Unit 8 4 husband 8 cousin 11 wanted 5 had 9 touched 5 children 2 been 6 spoken 10 gone 21 Jim 6 sue 3 eaten 7. visited 2 eva 7 ann 4 tried 8 bought 3 John and Mary 8 Mary 4 Ann 9. Fredd ze 2 3 4c b ly : : 5 5 Ben 10 John 3 1 ‘sbeen 4. "ve never fallen 2 hoventet 5 ‘veread +1 Berces 5 notes 3) haven't ht 6 ’she " palais boug! ‘helped 3 book 7 exam 41 climbed 4 broken 7 met 4 laboratory 8 music 2 travelled 5 slept ut 3 fgweled 5 slept 8 swum 41 homework 5 cams 2 exercises 6 laboratory 51 about 3 at 5. about 3 book 7 teacher 2 about = 4 of 4 music 8 notes 6 1 burnt 3 cut 5 bruised 2 broken 4 bitten Language focus Unit 1@*_) 11 needs 6 changes sa 2 finishes 7. goes Language focus and vocabulary ®X) 3 watches Studies Language focus Starter unit @&_) ‘a aon 11 My est friends are in my class. 2 Itisnt very hot today 21 live 5 teaches 3 Ishe good at English? 2. doesn'tlike 6 don'tdo 4 Aceyou in my class? 3 studies 7 goes 5 Wearen'tin lass 38. 4 don't walk 8 don't watch 21 ate..They 3 are..We 3. 1 Whattime /When do you get up? 2 inte 4 Is She 2. Does she go shopping with Kate? 3. How often do they play tennis? 31 My dad's car 4 Doyou like hip hop (music)? 2. William's brothers 5 Where does she live? 3) My grandparents’ house 4. John and Sarahs friends 42h 4 6d Be 5 Angelina Jolie's partner 37 5a Te 41 Ne got 5 1 Heoften takes his mobile phone towork 2 ve got 2. The trafficis occasionally bad in the morning 3. hasn't got 3. I don't often ride my bike to school. 4 ‘ve got 4 I'm hardly ever late for school, 5 haver't got 5 venever got alot of money. 5-1. Haveyou got any pets? 6 1 oftenplays 4 never listens 2. Hashe got any money? 2 hardlyever watch 5 sometimes meet 3. Have they got neat writing? 3. occasionally goes 6 are always 4 Have we got any homework? 5 Have you got ahouse? ENGLISH PLUS2 Worksheets answer keyWORKSHEETS © Answer key Vocabulary Unit 1 3 take out the rubbish 11 make-up 4 clothes 6 bag 3 clearthetabe 2 money 5 jewellery 7. wallet 4 do the washing-up 3 purse 5 make your bed ... clean the floor (in any order) 21 mp3player 6 ticket 6 do the shopping 2 dothes” 7 bus pass 7 take the dog for a walk 3 sunglasses 8 keys 8 make dinner 4 IDcard 9 mobile phone 41 tid ah dying \aving / making 5 laptop 10 money 2 making 5. cleaning 3/1 mp3player 5 comics 3 clearing 6 taking 2 vos 6 English 3 books 7 friends . 4. computer games 8 thecinema Language focus Unit 3 1 -ed:finished, played 41 go 3 meet 5 collects “de danced 2 take 4 surf 6 go \y+-ied: carried, hurried double consonant + -ed: planned, stopped Language focus Unit 2 irregular: bought, left 3. microwave 11 aresinging 6 stalking 2-1 met..watehed 4 didn't arrive .let 2 isplaying 7 arewatching 2 didn't snow...went §_ won... sang 3. ismaking 8 are cycling 3 had..ate 4 is chatting 9 issitting 31 Where did she go? 5 are carrying 10 is reading 2 When did she go? 2-1 Yasmin isn't watching TV. 3 What time did she arrive? 2 We aren't running to school 4 Who did she meet? 3. They aren'tsitting in the garden 5 What did she buy? 4 Jim isa't playing volleybal 41 were 5 wasn't 9 wasn't 5. lim not doing my homework Haws 3 was oan 3.1 Whyishe running past the class? 3 were 7 was 1 weren't 2 Whoishe talking to? 4 Was 8 Was 12 was 3. Who are you writing to? 5) Students own answers. 4 Whats she cooking? 5 What song are they singing? 4 1 arehaving 6 ammaking Vocabulary Unit 2 isstudying 7 staking, vic 4b 3 is carrying 8 ismaking 2f sd 4 have 8. amdoing Bh 6e 5 sings 10 takes 2-1 geta job... get married .. havea child 5 1 you doing 5 ‘mputting 2 win a competition .. buy a house .. goto school 2 ‘matching 6 usually meet her do an exam 3 go 7 'sprobably waiting 3. leave home... become a professional .. buy a 4 always put 8 ‘maalling house... get married = ES 5 id Vocabulary Unit u Ss 11 bet 4 ah P Ey 2 cei 5 ag By 3 i 2 21 mirror 4 lamp 2 2 washing machine 5. chair = Ey z bY Worksheetsanswerkey ENGUISHPLUS2 245WORKSHEETS © Answer key 41 nervous 5. scary 8 scary 2 happy 6 naughty 9 lonely 3 cute 7 lucky 10 upset 4 lonely Language focus Unit 4@%_) 11 was running 3° was skiing 2. was swimming 4 wascycling ‘Alex wasn't going to school We weren't having breakfast, Itwasn't ralning this morning, They weren't listening to the teacher. 31 wasdoing 4 wasn't were 5 wasn't weren't 6 wassleeping 4 1 Were you doing your homework at 9 p.m? Students’ own answer. 2. Were you sleeping at 10 p.m.? Students’ own answer. 3 Was your family watching TV at 8:30 pm? Students’ own answer. 4 What were you doing at S pm.? Students’ own answer. Sla 2b 3a 4b Sa Vocabulary Unit 4@x_) 11 dlimbed up 5 swam across 2 walked across 6 jumped over 3 climbed down 7 ‘ranthrough 4 jumped into 8 cycled around 2 Across Down 3 ocean 1 mountains 5 lake 2 Falls 6 river 4 desert 8 pole 7 valley 9 forest Language focus Unit S 11 an 5 couldn't 9 Can 2 Could 6 Could 10 can't 3 could 7 couldn't 4 Could 8 can 201 Howmuch,d 5 How long, a 2 How many,g 6 How high, c 3 How fast, e 7 How tall, f 4) How far, b 3. -er-faster slower, longer double consonant + er: bigger, fatter, hotter y+ ier: heavier, loveler, noisier more: more aggressive, more expensive, more intelligent ENGLISH PLUS2 Worksheets answerkey inregular: worse, better Mousens higher than... the highest shorter than... the shortest bigger than... the biggest funnier than .. the funniest more intelligent than ... the most intelligent better than... the best more artistic than ... the most artistic Vocabulary Units &&_) vt 2 3 Language focus Unit 6 1 cook 4 play compose 5. sing programme 6 paint painter 6 writer cook 7 composer programmer 8 winner dancer 9 player singer peaceful 4 light intelligent 5 domesticated rare 6 slow intelligent 4 heavy artistic 5 rare wile 6 common wild 4 aggressive rare 5 heavy peaceful 6 fast We wor't live on other planets in the next few years. ‘Awoman will be president of the USA one day. People will drive electric carsin 2024 Robots won't do the housework soon. Everybody will speak Chinese in the future. People will invent other forms of energy in the next century 2 Students’ own answers. If miss the bus, ll walk horne. You won't pass the exam if you don't study. Ifyou don’t leave now, you'll be late for school. We'll have a good time if we goto Jack's party. We won't have enough energy if nobody invents other forms of energy. If he doesnt leave now, he'll be late for the concert. Ishe eats breakfast, she won't be hungry later. Ifit rains tomorrow, | won't play football fwe don't shout, they won't hear us. Ifthey have a party, ll tell youWORKSHEETS Q Answer key Vocabulary Unit 6&X_) 11b 3a Sf Th 94 2i 4c 6e Bg 1] Zid 3a Si 7f Ge 2) 4¢ 6h Bg Wb 31 generous 4. peaceful 2 shy 5 serious 3. unimaginative 41c¢ 3b Sb Ta 9a ta 2¢ 4c 6c BC We Re Language focus Unit 7 (Kx _) 11 ‘sgoingto have 2 'sgoing to invite 3. isn't going to eat 4 ‘te goingto play 5 aren't going to dance 21 Whenis Kate going to be thirteen? 2 Who is she going to invite? 3. re they going to dance anywhere? 31 ‘tegoingto 4 will 2. areyou goingto 51 3 'regoingto 6 1 4-1 isn't going 4 ‘svisiting 2. aremeeting 5. ’splaying 3 'reseeing 5 Students’ own answers, Vocabulary Unit 7 &&_) 1. inany order) People who play: captain, champion, finalist, loser People who don't play: journalist, manager, owner, referee, sponsor, supporter, trainer, TV reporter 201 trainer 7 finalists 2 owner 8 champion 3 supporters 9. loser 4 sponsor 10 manager 5 captain 11 journalists 6 referee 12 TWreporter 31 match 4 trophy 2 stadium 5 fans 3. team © season 4 1 footballfan 3 athletics champion 2 golftrophy 4 rugby player 5 1 stadium 4 race 2 player 5 player 3. match Language focus Unit 8 11 did..done 7 Visited .. visited 2 try..tried 8 drive...driven 3. paint... painted 9. fell...fallen 4 ate..eaten 10 met... met 5 hhad...had 11 buy. bought 6 speak... spoken 12 swam... swum 21. swum 5. eaten /tried 2 done 6 painted 3 driven 7 met 4 fallen 8 bought 3-1 They've swum in the River Nile, 2 You haven't met my sister 3 He's ridden on an elephant. 4 I'enever broken a leg. 5. She hasn't been to the USA. 4.1 Has Laura seen .. has .’s visited 2 Have they seen... haven't... 've walked 3 Has Jim weitten .. hasn't 5 1 Have you ever played in a band? Yes, Ihave. / No, | havent. 2. Have you ever been in a newspaper? Yes, | have. / No, |havent. 3. Have you ever made bread? Yes, Ihave. / No, ! havent. 4. Have you ever ridden a motorbike? Yes, have. / No, |havent. 5. Have you ever drunk tea? Yes, Ihave. / No, Ihavent, Vocabulary Unit 8 1 1 interested 6 scared 2 frightened 7 worried 3. good 8 happy 4 fond 9. stressed-out 5 worried 21b 2¢ 34 4f Se Ga 31 bruise 4 at 2 broken bites 3 sprained 6 burnt fs oy Language focus and vocabulary &*®) [FA ss = Language focus Starter unit @&*) Ey Vi's 5 are 9 have a 2 It 6 it 101 > 3 you 7 there 11 she FA 4 im B Have = 125 Ea Ea 21 sisters 3. children's Ey 2 parents’ 4 Joand Simon's Fs Ey Worksheets answerkey ENGLISHPLUS2 247248 WORKSHEETS Answer key 1 2 3 4 5 Where is Jack from? When is Jack's birthday? Has he / Jack got any pets? What is his sister's name? Have they got a small house? 4a 5c a 2b 36 arethere Is there /Have you got have we got Is there /Have you got is there /has she got Have we got Students’ own answers. Vocabulary Starter unit @&® 1 Paul 2. Paul and Julia 3. Harryand Sally 4 Peter and Alex 5 William / her father 6 Peter and Mary /his children 1 only child 5 father-in-law 2 nephew 6 twins 3 fiancé 7 single 4 stepmother 8 stepbrother 1 music 6 drama 2 art 7 history 3 geography 8 Ic 4 social studies 9 PE 5 biology 1. experiment 5. equipment 2 problem © experiment 3 equipment 7 translation 4 translation Language focus Unit 1 @"%) 1 2 Student's own answers. 1. don't ke 8 tun 2. doesn't want 9. meet 3. looks 10 don't play 4 tries 1 listen 5 never buy 2 talk 6 phy 1B collects 7 finishes 14 love 1. Rob hardly ever listens tothe radio. 2. Jon and Liz usually goto the cinema on Fridays 3. Doyou often take photos of your friends? 4 never tead teenage magazines. 5_ Kate always goes swimming with Sian & My brother and | sometimes play chess together. ENGUSH PLUS2 Worksheets answer key What do they do on Saturdays? Do you always carry your phone? How often does she go to the cinema? Why do you hate shopping? Do you ike reading comics? Vocabulary Unit 1X2) 11 scissors «3 comb 5. sunscreen 2 torch 4 camera — 6 glasses 21 wallet 7 make-up 2 purse 8 mobile phone 3 toothbrush 9. sunscreen 4 scissors. 10 glasses 5 jewellery 11 torch 6 laptop 12. stamp 31 DVDs 4 make-up 7 collection 2 hiphop 5 friends 8 stamps 3 mp3player 6 internet, 4 Students’ own answers Language focus Unit 2 &&®) 11 staining 5. ‘mtalking 2 playing 6 eat 3 arelearning 7 Doyou always go 4 often chases B doesn'tlike 2-1 We're having a good time 2 He makes his bed every day. 3. She's crying. 4 We're going to the cinema. 5. He's studying in his bedroom, 6 They have a music lesson on Tuesdays. 7) Who usually does the washing up in your family? 8 It's raining today. I'm not wearing my sunglasses. 3 Student's own answers, 1 2 3 4 5 What time do you (usually) get up? What's he doing? What do you (usually) have for breakfast? Why are you taking your umbrella? What do you (usually) do.on Sunday mornings? / ‘When do you (usually) play basketball? Do you (usually) take the dog out? What do you doin the evenings? ‘restaying 8 doesntiike get up 9. hardly ever has “regetting up 10 ishaving don't often have 11 ‘staining usually have is ‘reeating 13 Isthinking is enjoyingWORKSHEETS © Answer key Vocabulary Unit 2%) Via 31 $4 7k 9j mb 2e 4c 6f &g Wh Ri 21 garage 6 toilet 2 study 7 basement 3 hall 8 attic 4 garden 9 balcony 5. stairs 10 living room 3 Housework:1, 2,3,4,7,8,9,10 4 Students’ own answers. Language focus Unit 3 11 were 5 were 9 were 2 were 6 wasn't 10 weren't 3 was 7 was 1 were 4 weren't 8 Was 21 Wedidr't do our homework yesterday evening, 2 Iwent to Fred's party last week. 3 Iwas born fourteen years ago. 4 They artived in Belgium last month, 5. There wasn'ta cinema here five months ago. 6 Julia learnt to drive six months ago. 7. David got married two days ago. 31 went 6 were 1 spoke 2 took 7 met 12 finished 3 didn'tsleep 8 ate B didn’t want 4 stayed 9 liked 5 swam 10 bought 41 Where did you go on holiday last August? 2. There were a lot of people in the park. 3. Did youlike the new James Bond film? 4 There weren't any problems last time. 5 She didn't play tennis last Monday. 6 Iwatched the football match two weeks ago. Vocabulary Unit 3 & xX) 1 1 buns w 3 have an accident 3 get engaged wear a brace 4. geta degree fell in love 5 gotengaged wear a brace 6 passed her exam learnt to drive 7 gota degree had an operation 8 had an accident c 2a 3d 4b shy 4 confident 7 horrible interesting 5 calm 8 nervous nice 6 boring Language focus Unit 4 1 Vocabulary Unit 4 1 fellinlove 6 nervous 2 graduated 7 brace 3 got engaged 8 horrible 4 got married 9 had an accident 5 calm 1. Joanna was running in the park, 2. Rosie wasn't writing letters at home. 3. Andrew was swimming in the sea, 4 Tim wasn't texting friends at the cinema, 1 Where was Joanna running? 2. When was Juliet writing letters? 3 Was Tim swimming in the sea? 4 What was Rosie doing at 16.30? 5 When was Tim watching a DVD? 1 had 9 opened 2 were staying 10 was climbing 3 was going 11 stopped 4 heard 12 ran 5 was coming 3B aalled © was walking 16 went 7 were talking 15 didn't find 8 got 1. Did you go 6 Iwas 2 Itwas 7. started 3 were playing 8 didyou 4 Didshe play 9 had 5. dance 1 out 4 around 2 up 5. across 3 down 6 on 1 climbed up 5) swim across 2 jumped into 6 cycle through 3 sailing around 7 skied down 4 felloff 1 under 5 off 9. down 2 through 6 over 10 off 3 down 7 through = 4 through 8 down 8 1 beach 3 cave 5 waterfall a 2 hill 4 island 6 rapids = 1 river 4 lake 7 cave EI 2 rapids 5 forest 8 stream = 3 waterfall 6 hill 2 = Ey z EY Worksheetsanswerkey ENGUSHPLUS2 249250 WORKSHEETS © Answer key Language focus UnitS @*X) 7 | fritransshewont goo 8 4 11 Howlong 4 How high 2 Ifshe doesn't go out, she'll watch Star Pops. 2 Howfast_ 5 How far 3. Ifshe watehes Star Pops, shell want tobe a 3 How often 6 How many popstar 2-1 How high /far could you jump when you 4 He wantsto bea popstar shelineeto were eight? practise every day. o 2 ow fat can you run (100 metres)? 5. Ifshe doesn’t practise every day, she won't 3. How long can a boa constrictor grow? Improve vilgetaheadach 4 How farcan you throw a ball? 6 If she doesn't improve, get a headache 5. How many times did you goto the cinema 31. What will you do fit’ sunny on Sunday? last year? 2. Ifyou don't see your friends on Saturday, what will 6 How old were you when you eamnt to swim? you dor os 3 What wilyour teacher do tyou ave lator 1 Asharkis more aggressive than a dolphin. IMOrTOW? 2. Samson was stranger than Amold Schwarzenegger, 4 What will you study if you goto university? 3 The Alhambra is more beautiful than the Students’ own answers. Eiffel Tower. 4 1 Ifyou eat all that chocolate, you'll probabl 4. Cats are cleaner than dogs. be sick ~~ 5. Pablo Picasso was more artistic than Walt Disney. 2 It they dont revise, they definitely won't pass the 6 Ferraris mote expensive than a Fiat ee 41 iethetallest 4 isthe hottest 3. Well probably get atax'if ther aren't any tains 2 isthe most interesting 5. isthe most practical 4 ‘fit's sunny tomorrow, well go tothe beach : ¢ tees 5. If! become rich and famous, I move to Beverly Hills. 6 If my parents go to Paris, they'llbuy me a souvenir. Vocabulary Unit 5&2) 11 actor 6 instructor it (ED 2 director 7 photographer Vocabulary Unit 6 cw) 3. builder 8 cleaner 11 abillion 6 afew 4 translator 9 researcher 2 amillion 7 acouple 5 designer 10 conductor 3 athousand 8 ahalf 4 ahundred 9 aquarter 2-1 instructor 6 actor 5 adozen 10 nought 2 builder 7 translator “enna 3 designer & composer 2-1 amillensium 6 aweek 4 programmer 9 photographer 2 acentury 7 aday @ ineron =— 3 adecade 8 anhour 4 ayear 9 aminute 1d 2f 32a 4e Sb be 5 amonth 10 asecond 41 noisy 7 common 31 36 5 86400 9 96 2 normal 8 rare 232 66 10 100 3 quiet 9 aggressive 3% 7 30652 4 artistic 10 strange 49 8 20 5 domesticated Mt practical & wild 4 (inany order) bigsheaded—modest _generous~mean confident -shy hard-working —lazy Language focus Unit 6 @&® dishonest ~ honest quiet talkative 11 will 6 wil oolish= sensible 2 ll definitely 74 5 1 bigsheaded 3. definitely won't 8 will 2 foolish 4 will 9. will probably 5 lldefinitely 10 won't ENGUSHPLUS2 Worksheets answer keyWORKSHEETS © Answer key 6 1 generous 6 honest 2 shy 7 foolish 3 big-headed 8 lazy 4 sensible 9 talkative 5 hard-working 10 modest Language focus Unit 7&@&®) 1 (inany order) Drink two litres of water a day Don't eat pizzas and chips. Get up early every morning, Runten kilometres every day. Sleep eight hours a night. Don't stay out late at night 21 How faris he going to run? He's going to run ten kilometres. 2 Whats he going to have / eat for lunch? He's going to have / eat steak and vegetables. 3. Whois he goingto meet at the gym? He's going to meet his coach 4 What time is he going (to go) to bed? He's going (to go) to bed at ten o'clock 31 getup 8 ‘shaving 2 un 9 3 eat 10 won't be 4 ‘mhaving 11 areyou going to 5 'regoingto have 12 ‘m going to 6 isn't goingto 13 are you going to 7 don't stay 14 ‘m going to run 4 Students’ own answers. Vocabulary Unit 11 finesman runner-up 2 umpire substitute 3. commentator ball boy 2 (inany order) events: competition, match, tournament officials: linesman, referee, umpire competitors finalist, runner-up, substitute others: commentator, manager, trainer 301 cunnerup 4 umpire 2 substitute 5 Ball boys 3. commentator 41 match 6 fans 2. season 7 runners-up 3 final 8 champions 4 team 9 trophy 5 stadium Language focus Unit 8&#X 11. Ive been to Pars. They've never lost a match. She's stayed ina five-star hotel He's never travelled by plane. I've never eaten seafood. We haven't visited the new museum. Ben has met Penélope Cruz. I have never sung karaoke in my life. Jason and Sue have been / gone to Australia, You haven't seen our new garden. How many countries has she visited? She's visited twenty countries. 2. Where has she swum with sharks? She's swum with sharks in South Africa, 3. Has she ever travelled acrass a desert? No, she hasn't. Have you ever ridden have you brought "ve brought: Have you met have you seen “ve never ridden ‘ve never crossed Vocabulary Unit 8 & XH) 11 of 3 on 5 been 2 at 4 good 2 Students’ own answers. 31 Injuries 4 break 7 bite 2 bruise 5 cut 3 sprain 6 bun 41g 3a 5b Te 2f ae 64 51 havean X-ray 2. some cream 3 cold water 4 puta plaster 5 puta bandage 6 putsomeice Cross-curricular extension 5 Cross-curricular extension Unit 1 z Vif 3b Sg 74 S de fe 6a Fa 21 paper 4 wool 6 metal a 2 glass 5 rubber 7 cotton > 3. plastic FA 31 sand 4 fleece 6 plant A 2 oll 5 ore 7 sap be 3 tree Fy be Worksheets answerkey ENGLISHPLUS2 251WORKSHEETS © Answer key 41 plastic 2. woo! 3 cotton 4 glass 6 metal 5 paper 7 rubber 5 metal iron ore blast furnace melted iron Put liquid into second oven steel Furnace Pour into moulds oueune True True False (The furnace needs to be very hot) False (There are two ovensin this process.) False (Steel is stronger than iron.) True 8 Students’ own answers, Cross-curricular extension Unit 2 11 audience 5 stage 9 circle 2 seat 6 box 10 lights 3 gods 7 stalls 4 actors 8 scenery 21 lights 4 scenery 7 stage 2 box 5 stalls 8 seat 3 circle 6 actors 9 gods 31d 2b 3¢e 4a Se 41. stage 4 lights 2 stalls 5 scenery 3. box, circle, the gods 5 1 moderntimes 4 Ancient Rome 2. Ancient Greece 5. late sixteenth century 3 the middle ages 61 inn 3 tow 2 hill 4 courtyard 71 Tue 3 False 5 Twe 2 Tue 4 False 6 Tue 8 Students’ own answers. Cross-curricular extension Unit 3 12i Sa Bj nF 3b 6g 91 Rh 4k 7m We Be 2/1 princess 7 princess 13 dragon 2 king 8 queen 14 knight 3. queen 9 hunter 15 dragon 4 witch 10 dwarves 16 merchants 5 fairy TI dragon 17 piper 6 prince 12 king 18 merchants ENGLISH PLUS2 Worksheets answerkey 3 1 faitystory 3. folk story 2 fairystory 4 folkstory folk story 5-1 Hewent tofinda job, He was sleeping on the steps of Mr Fitzwarren's house He worked in the kitchen, There were a lot of rats in Dick’s bedroom, He bought a cat to kill the rats, He wanted to trade the cat for gold. He left because a cook was very unkind to him. The church bells said, ‘Don't leave, Dick!" Because he had a problem with rats in his palace Students’ own answers, Cross-curricular extension Unit 4 1 6 1 rocks 5 aiff 9 bar 2 waves 6 sand 10 cave 3 pebbles 7 beach —T1_arch 4 bay 8 headland 12 stack b 3f Sg Te a 4d 6c 1 destructive 2 constructive ‘wind... cold... water (in any order) sand... pebbles (in any order) The sea carries this material away. No, they don't bars... Beaches (in any order) soft rock You find them where there are bands of hard rack and soft rock tb 2e 3a 44 Se Students’ own answers. Cross-curricular extension Unit 5 1 1 ight 4 leaves 6 root 2 ground 5 trunk ——7-—root system 3. branch le 3g Sa 7f 2b 4c 6d 1 light... dark (in any order) 2 heavy. light 3. long... short 4 dry..wet 5 high...low 6 deep. shallow 7 narrow. wideWORKSHEETS © Answer key 41 Iong...short deep... shallow .. narrow... wide (inany order) 2 dry... wet (in any order) 3 light. heavy (in any order) 4 high 5 dark...light (in any order) 5. temperature 61b 3a $b 7 2a 43a 6a 8 7. Students’ own answers. Cross-curricular extension Unit 6 Vif 31 Sa 7c 9e 2h 4j 6b &g Wd 2-1 probable . likely (in any order) 1 2 even chance 3. possible 4 improbable .. unlikely (in any order) 5 impossible 1 even chance 2 impossible 3. certain 4. probable /likely 5. possible 6 impossible 7. Students’ own answer, 8 Students’ own answer. 9. Students’ own answer. 10 possible 4 They have different meanings to different people, 5 1 No,wearen't. 2 They used numbers. 3 fractions, decimals or percentages 6ib 23m 7. Students’ own answers. Cross-curricular extension Unit 7 Til 4f 7b Wi Be 2d Sj Ba He 3m 6h 9g Rk 2 (inany order) nouns if, orbit, planet, space, spacecraft, support adjective: heavy, light, strong, weak verb: pull, push 3-1 Venus 4 Jupiter 7 Neptune 2 Earth 5. Saturn 3 Mars 6 Uranus 4 gravity True False (Gravity gets stronger ..) True True False (We measure mass in kilograms) True False (An object's mass never changes.) Tue 6 Students’ own answers. Cross-curricular extension Unit 8 Tid 3b Sa 7e 2e 4f 68 21 title 4 characters 7 chapters 2 fantasy 5. setting 3 author 6 ending 3 positive: beautiful, clever, exciting, famous, funny, nice, ich negative: disappointed, dull, evil, frightening, horrible, mean, miserable, sad, strange, ugly 4 Book I: horror Book 2: romance He's a scientist. He uses parts from dead people. ‘They/re frightened because he's big and ugly. ‘The monster needs love, He learns to hate, and later to kil They live in the English countryside. They think his wife isn’t nice to him, No, not at al 6 Student’s own answers, 7 Student's own answers. tS co} g i & Fd g a FS Fa = EY ES a EI Worksheets answerkey ENGLISHPLUS2 253WORDLIST Phonetic symbols Vowels aan ® farnl! Tante rh 300k (n} bok! Buch i ia brother (n) /brado(ty! Bruder child (n) “fale Kind he dlass(n) /ila:s/ Klasse fel flag cousin (n) /'kazn’ Cousin /Cousine Jo! art daughter (n) /"do:ta(r’ Tochter fel egg difficult (adj) /difikalt’ schwierig fad her English (n) ‘'ingh? Englisch ree exam (n) /ig'zem’ Examen, Priffung Sudirear exercise (n) eksosauz! Aufgabe family(n) /femali’ Familie Jo! look ee fan(n) ‘fen’ Fan as father(n) /"fa:da(r)’ Vater fol sugar French (n) /fvent{! Franzésisch Jal mum friend (n) rend’ Freund lev day geography (n) /tki'ngrafi’ Geografie jal why ‘g00d (adj) /god/ gut fv noisy granddaughter (n) /"griendasta(e)’ Enkelin ‘aera grandfather (n) /‘qrenfazda(ry’ Grossvater Pa grandmother (n) /"greenmada(ry’ Grossmutter teres grandparent (n) /'grzenpearont! Grosselternteil (commonly used in i plural: grandparents = Grosseltern) fea! wear grandson (n) /‘grensan/ Enkel Joo! tourist gymnasium (n) / bends in einer Band spielen play sport (v) /,plet spo:t/ Sport treiben possession (n) /pa'ze{n’ Besitz purse (n) /ps:s/ Portemonnaie read magazines and books (v) /,risd mago,zisne and bboks! Zeitschriften und Biicher lesen Klosterreckon (y) (rekon robes (n) /r2ubz schdtzen, vermuten Roben, Gewtinder sandals(n) /'siendl7/ Sandalen sensible adj) /‘sensobl/_ verniinftig, innvoll sentimental (adj) /scnti'mentl’ sentimental, gefiihlvoll sometimes (adv) /'samtamz! manchmal study \) /'stadi’ studieren sunglasses (n) / Sonnenbrille supposed to /s3' sollen surfthe internet (v) /.ss:1 Oi mntanet’ im internet surfen take photos (v) /,teik fo0to02! fotografieren tent (n) ‘ten’ Zelt ticket (n) Ukw’ Ticket, Eintritskarte tie(n) ‘ta’ Krawatte trendy (adj) "trend umbrella (n) /am'brelo’ Schirm, Regenschirm usually (adv) /"ju:zuli/_normalerweise wallet(n) woh” Brieftasche watch (n) fwolf’ Uhr watch TV (v) /.vpif tis yi modisch, trendig Sernsehen amazing(ad)) ‘o'mesny’ fantastisch, staunenswert argue (v) a:giuistreiten armchair(n) /a:mifeate’ Sesse! balcony (n) /beelkani bath (n) ‘bad! Bad bed (n) ‘hed’ Bett behind (prep) ‘br hand’ hinter Balkon zwischen Biicherregal,Bicherschrank between (prep) /br'tvisn bookcase (n) bok keis (with doors) breakfast (n) /*brektosi/ Friahstick busy (ad)) /"brzi’ beschéjftigt cathedral (n) /ko‘Gitdral’ Kathedrale celebrity (n) (sa'lebrati’ Prominenter /Prominente, Promi (colloq), Beriihmatheit cchair(n) ‘ijcolry’ Stunt chest of drawers (n) ‘ost av dracz! Kommode clean the car(v) /kli:n do kat(¢)’ das Auto waschen clean the floor {v) /.li:n 0 floe(e)! den Boden putzen clear the table y) /klio 0 Jerbl’ den Tisch abrdumen climb (v) ‘klaunw/ ‘Klettern convertible(n) /kon'vs:tabli Cabriolet ery(¥) /kraw’weinen cupboard (n) /"kabod! Schrank describe(v) dv'skraib! beschreiben desk (n) ‘desk’ Schreibtisch dinner(n) dinate’ Abendessen dothe ironing (v) /,du: di gianin/ biigeln dothe shopping v) clu: do jnpuy/ einkaufen (gehen) dothe vacuuming (v) /.du: d0 veekjuomny staubsaugen do the washing-up (v) (Geschirr) abwaschen furniture (n) s'fs:nitfa(e) glass (adj) ‘glass’ Glas help(v) ‘help’ —helfen holiday home (n) /“hlader havm/ Ferienhaus ideal (adj) /ar'dizal’ ideal du: do wofty ap! Mébel X ‘semi-detached house English Plus WB2 Wordlist @nfo) tng 4 Transport infront of (prep) én frant av/ lamp(n) ‘emp! Lampe livingroom (n) ““Ievin rum! Wohnzimmer look(v) Hlok’ sehen, schauen lunch (n) ‘lant’ Mittagessen ‘make your bed (¥) /,merk ,jo: hed’ dein Bett machen microwave (n) /'markraweiv! Mikrowelle rmirror(n) /'nnra(s¥’ Spiegel modern (adj) /'mndn’ modern near (prep) ‘niair)’ (rahe) bel, in der Nahe von next to (prep) /‘neks tus, to neben on(prep) ‘on’ auf outside (prep) favt'ssud/ draussen phone (y) /foon’ Telefon picture (n) ‘'piktfa(r)’ Bild questionnaire (n) /kwestfa‘n rain ¥) ‘rein’ Regen run around (y) /,ran o'raund sea(n) ‘sis’ Meer shower(n) /"faoo(r’ Dusche sleep v) ‘slisp/ schlafen sofa(n) /'ssofe’ Sofa suppose (v) /so'pauz’vermuten swirn (v) ‘swim’ schwimmen table(n) “tetbl/ Tisch take out the rubbish (v) /,terk aut da rab den Mill rausbringen (8) Fragebogen herumtaufen @ English Plus WB2 Wordlist take the dog fora walk (¥) /,terk do dog fo den Hund ausfidhren tidy/clean your room (v) /,taudi, lism jz rum! dein Zimmer aufriumen / dein Zimmer saubermachen tour(n) ‘toa(t)’ Tour Reise under (prep) /‘anda(r)/ unter view (n) /vju:’ Blick, Aussicht wardrobe (n) /“wo:draub/ Kleiderschrank wash(v) /wol/ waschen washing machine(n) /'wolm ma fizn’ Waschmaschine window (n) /'windao write (¥) ‘raw Fenster schreiben Vn ah tibernehmen ia {Sect darauf, dannach adopt (v) ‘s'dopu after (that) (adv) /.0 afternoon (n) /ac{ta'nusn/ Nachmittag angry (adj) /wengri’ Grgerlich, bose baby (n) /"beibi’ Baby be born (v) /,bi born! geboren sein becomes professional (v) /br,kam 9 pra ein Profi werden become rich (y) ib kamn sf’ reich werden boring(adj) ‘"bourmy/ langweilig buya house (v) /,bar 9 Jraus’ ein Haus kaufen camera (n) kemar’ Kameracelebrate (v) /'sclabreit/ _feiern ceremony (n) /seramani/” Feler cute (adj) just’ niedlich day(n) ‘dev’ Tag dentist (n) /“dentst/ Zahnart doan exam (v) /.du: an 1q'zem/ eine Prijfung/ ein Examen ablegen draw (v) /dto:! zeichnen dream(n) ‘dri:sm/ trdumen evening(n) /‘i:vniy’ Abend finally (adv) /"fanmali schlieBlich, endlich first (adj) Nuss’ erst, zuerst forget(v) Ma'get’ vergessen from memory /from snemari/ aus dem Gedlichtnis funny (adj) ‘tani lustig getajob(v) ‘get ashab’ einen Jobfinden get married (v) ‘get macrid’ heiraten Braduate from university (v) /,graedjueit from jusnu'vs:soti/ die Universitat absolvieren great (adj) ‘grett/ grossartig grow up(v) /.grou sp’ aufwachsen, erwachsen werden handball (n) *hsendbo:/ Handball havea child (v) ‘ev 9 tfarld! ein Kind bekommen helicopter (n) /"helikopta(r)’ Helikopter, Hubschrauber human (adj) /“hiurmon’ menschlich immediately (adv) /i'misdiatli’ unmittelbar, sofort joke (n) /tba0k/ Witz last(adv) /la:st’ letzte learn todrive y) /,Js:n ta drarv/ Autofahren lemnen leave home (v) ‘liv haum/ von zu Hause ausziehen leave school (v) /,li:v skusl/ die Schule abschliefen lucky (adj) “ski gliieklich meal (n) /mizl’ Mahlzeit ‘medical school (n) /'medikl ,sku:l/ medizinische Hochschule ‘memorable (adi) memorized (v) eingeprigt morning (n) mommy’ Morgen ‘move toanother country (v) ‘niu tu 9,nad0 kantri ineinanderes Land ziehen naughty (adj) /'no:ti/ ungezogen nervous (ad)) /*n2:vos!nervés ack (n) /pick’ packen party(n) /*po:tiy Party Photographic memory (n) /fouta, greek memari! fotografisches Gedéichtnis playing card (n) /"pletm ,kazd/ Spielkarte remember (v) /s1'membatr)/ (sich) erinnern repeat (v) /i'pi:t’ wiederholen scary ad)) /skeari’ betingstigend, Furcht einflégend starta company (v) /,sto:t akampani/ ein Unternehmen griinden strange (ad)) /stremdyseltsam jemorabl denkwiirdig ‘memaraizd! auswendig gelernt, teddy bear (n) /'tedi ,bea(ri/ Teddybair then (adv) /den’ dann toy (n) ‘to¥ Spielzeug train (y) rem’ Zug Upset (ad)) /ap'set’ aufgebracht, bestiirzt visit (n) vee) Besuch wake up(v) ‘,weik ap/ aufwachen win a competition (v) /,win a kompa'tij/ ein Preisausschreiben gewinnen back (n) /back/ Riicken basejumping (n) /"bers ,champm/ Base-umping, Objektspringen beach (n) bic? Strand brave adj) ‘brew! mutig cheer (v) /hia(e)’ zujubeln climb (v) /ktssm/ Klettern coal (n) kool’ Kohle cook(v) ‘kok’ kochen copy (v) /'kopi/ kopieren crash (v) /crwl?zusammenstofen crowd (n) /kraod/ Menschenmenge ‘gycle (v) sarki’ Velo fahren dangerous (adj) /'deincharos’ geftihrlich dare(y) ‘deat’ wagen daredevil (n) /“deadevl’ Draufgdinger desert (n) "dezat/ Wiiste dive(v) /datv/ tauchen diver (n) /'datva(ey’ Taucher/Taucherin diving board (n) /'darvay ,bo:d/ Tauchbrett down (prep) /daun! herunter egg(n) /eg! Ei expect (v) /ik'spekt/ erwarten fall(v) /fo:l/ fallen falls(n) /fo:lz’ Wasserfalt fly(v) ‘Mav’ fliegen forest (n) /'forst? Wald glove (n) /glav’ Handschuh goggles (n pl) angle’ Schutzbrille happen (v) /"heepon! passieren, sich ereignen helmet(n) helmut’ Helm into (prep) ta’ in. hinein Jump(v) /svmp’ springen kind (adj) ‘kame lake(n) fleiki See litre(n) tita(ey’ Liter meet (v) ‘mist! treffen mountains (n) /'maontinz! Berge ocean(n) /'ousw Ozean off (prep) /ot! von over (prep) /‘suva(e’ diber parachute (n) /peera[ust/ —Fallschirm piranha (n) /pr'ra:na’ Piranha liebenswiirdg,freundlich English Plus WB2 Wordlist @ 56 pole (n) ‘pool Pot practise(v) /‘preckus’ ben pyramid (n) ‘"pirsmucl’ Pyramide rescue(n) ‘‘reskjus! retten river(n) Sriva(sy’ Flas rock(n) ‘rok’ Stein, Fels rope (n) ‘roup’ Sei, Taw sail(v) (seil/ segein shark (n) /Ja:k’ Hai site (n) ‘sai’ Ort, Stelle skateboard (n) /'skeitboul’ Skateboard skis(n) /skisz! Skier stairs (pl) ‘seas’ Treppe stand (v) ‘stend’ stehen stunt (n) /stant’ Stunt surfboard (n) /sacfboxd Surfbrett surfer (n) /"susfa(s)’ Surfer /Surferin swim (y) ‘swim! schwimmen swimming shorts (n) /‘swinin ,fosts! Badeshorts through (prep) Oru) durch tightrope (n) tastroup! Drahtsei! towards (prep) ‘to'woxd) auf etw./jmdn,) zu trick (n) /irvk? Trick under (prep) /‘anda(r’ unter @ English Plus WB2 Wordlist up (prep) ‘ap’ hoch valley(n) vali’ Tal walk (v) /waik’ spazieren gehen wave (n) ‘verv Welle well done! (exc) /,wel dan’ gut gemacht? You're kidding! (exc) /jo: kicbny’ Du machst wohl Witze! Das ist doch nicht dein Emst! act (¥) “eke actor(n) /'sekta(r)! Schauspieler aggressive (adj) /a'gresiv/ aggressiv artistic (adj) /a:'ustuk/kinstlerisch bear(n) ‘bea(ny/ Bar beautiful (adj) /"bju:titl’ schéin break a record (v) /,breik a seka:d einen Rekord brechen schauspielern brush your teeth (v) /,braf jo: Ji: deine Zahne putzen butterfly (n) \/ Schmetterling ello(n) /'ifelou! Cello chemistry (n) /’kemistri’ Chemie common (adj) /“komon’ gewéhnlichcompete (v) /kam’pist! gegeneinander antreten, im Wettbewerbstehen competition (n) /kompa'tifi’ Wettbewerb, Wettkampf competitor (n) /kam'petta(ry’ Konkurrent / Konkurrentin compose (v) /kom'nauz/ komponieren composer (n) “kom pauza(s)/ Komponist /Komponistin conference(n) /’konforans’ Konferenz 00k (n) /kuk! Koch /Kéchin dance (n) ‘ct Tanz dance (v) /da:ns! tanzen dancer (n) /"da:nsa(r)’ Ténzer /Ténzerin decision(n) /dr’stsn’ Entscheidung destruction (n) /d'strak{n/ Zerstérung detective (n) /dr'tektv/ Detektiv dog(n) “dog! Hund dolphin (n) /‘doltin’ Delfin domesticated (adj) /da’mestikestid/ domestiziert elephant (n) /elifant’ Elefant encourage (v) /i’karies/ ermunter, ermutigen enemy (n) enomi/ Feind/Feindin environmental (adj) /invauran'mentl/ Umwelt far(adi) ‘ax. weit fast (ad)) Mast’ schnell fish(n) ifif’ Fisch fluently (adv) /‘fusontl’ fliessend fly(n) ‘flax’ Fliege football player(n) /"futbo:l pleia(r)’ FuBballspieler/ Fussballspielerin frog (n) ifrog’ Frosch global warming(n) /,glaobl wo:mun/ globale Enwiirmung hard (adv) hart hear(v) chia(r)’ héren heavy (adj) ‘*hevi/ schwer however (adv) fliaw'eva(r)’ jedoch, allerdings hunt (v) /hant’ jagen imagine (¥) /i’machin’ (sich) vorstellen intelligent (adj) /an‘telesanv/ intelligent invent (v) /in'vent/ erfinden inventor(v) /in’venta(ry’ Exfinder/Erfinderin karate(n) /ke'ra:tir Karate king (n) “kn Kénig light (adj) laut’ feieht make a decision (v) /,meik 9 di'stsn/ eine Entscheidung treffen make riends(v) /,meik frend! Freundschaft(en) schliessen monkey (n) /‘mankil Affe noisy (adj) /notzi’ laut, Kérmend octopus (n) /'oktapas/ Tintenfisch paint(v) /pemt’ malen painter (n) /‘pemto(t’ Maler/Malerin parrot (n) /‘peerat/ Papage’ Peaceful ad)) /'pisfl/ friedlich Pig(n) /pig/ Schwein polio(n) /"pavliou’ Polio, Kinderléhmung poster(n) /“poustatr)’ Poster practical (adj) /“prekukl/ praktisch prince(n) /prms’ Prinz Prodigy (n) J"prodadgiv Wunderkind Programme (v) i"prougreen/ Programm programmer (n) /‘praogrsema(1)/ Programmierer/ Programmiererin queen (n) “kwisn! Kénigin rare ad)) /rea(r)/selten ride a bike (v) /,raid a baik/ Velofahren shout (v) /favti schreien sing(y) ‘sin’ singen singer (n) /suya(ry’ Sainger/saingerin slow (adj) ‘slow’ langsam solar energy (n) /,soulor enaci/ Solarenergie, Sonnenenergie spell(v) ‘spel’ buchstabieren start university (v) /start juznr'vassati/ das Studium aufnehmen stupid (adj) /'stjuprd/ dumm tabletennis(n) /teibl tems! Tischtennis take a break(v) /,teik a bretk/ eine Pause machen take an exam (v) /,teik an ig'2eem/ eine Priffung / ein Examen ablegen talent(n) /‘telant’ Talent teenager (n) /'tisneidha(r)’ Teenager though (adv) /8au/ aber, jedoch translate (v) /treens'leit/ dibersetzen translation (n) “treens'ler[ni Obersetzung translator(n) /trans'leita(ey Obersetzer/ Ubersetzerin underwater (adv) /anda'y whale (n) /veal” Wal wild (adj) /waild/ wild win (v) ‘win gewinnen winner (n) /'wma(e’ Gewinner/Gewinnerin ta(t)/ unter Wasser writer (n) /'ratta(ry’ Schrifsteller/Schriftstellerin CHa afew (det) /o fju:/ einige (wenige) agree (with sb) (v) /a'gris’ (jmdm,) zustimmen ambitious (adj) /tem'bifas! ehrgeizig approximate (adj) /o'proksimat/ ungeftihr arrogant (adj) /'seragont/ arrogant average (adj) /'wevaridy’ durchschnittlich, ungeftihr bet (v) ‘bet! wetten billion (n) "buon! Milliarde button (n) /‘bstn/ Knopf century (n) /'sent{ori’ Jahrhundert couple(n) /'kapl/ Paar creative (adj) /kri‘ertrw/ kreativ death (n) /deO/ Tod decade (n) /'dekerd/ Jahrzehnt, Dekade definitely (adv) “defiatli’ definitiy, bestimmt English Plus WB2 Wordlist @ 1disagree (with sb) (\) /ciso'grit/(jmdm,) nicht zustimmen dozen (n) /“dazn/ Dutzend easy-going (ad)) /,:zi aun’ locker, unkomplizert everybody (pron) evtibndi exist (v) /ig' ast’ existieren fear(n) /fia(t)’ Furcht, Angst fortune (n) /to:tfusni Schicksal friendly (adj) /frendliy freundlich generous (adi) /dsenarasy grofeziigig half(n) /ha:t? Haifte helpful ad)) “helpfl’ hilfsbereit hour(n) avo(e)’ Stunde hundred (n) /handred/ Hundert Ieeland (n) /'atstand/ Island impatient (ad)) /im'pexfat Ireland (n) aralondi triand key (n) ‘kis! Schlissel kilometre (n) /"kilamita(e), ki'lomuto(1)/ Kilometer Korea (n) /ka'rta/ Korea Last Supper (n) /Ja:st sapo(r)/ das letzte Abendmahl marathon (n) /'meeraan/ Marathon mean (adj) ‘min! geizig millennium (n) /mr'ieniom millimetre (n) /'malimista(s)/ million (n) /'muljon/ Million minute (n) (‘mini Minute modest (ad)) /‘modust/ bescheiden month (n) ‘mand’ Monat moody (ad)) /’muxdi/ launisch negative (adj) /'negatww’ negativ jeder ungeduldig Millennium, Jahrtausend Millimeter © English Plus WB2 Wordlist nobody (pron) /‘naubodi! niemand ought (n) ‘no:t/ Null outgoing (ad) /aut'gaony’ kontaktfreudig Patient (ad)) /"perfnt’ geduldig planet (n) /‘plenst/ Planet positive(adj) /"pozati/ positiv Prosperity (n) /pro'sperati’ Wohlstand quarter(n) /"lewasta(r’ Viertel Russia(n) J'ralo/ Russland second (n) /‘sekond/ Sekunde serious (ad)) /'starias/ ernsthaft shy adi) ‘iw’ scheu, schiichtern space travel (n) /'speis ,treevl/ Raumfahrt superstition (n) /suxpa'stifn’ Aberglaube superstitious (adj) /supa'stifos’ abergldubisch thousand (n) /"dauznd/ Tausend triskaidekophobia (n) /triskardeka'oubia/ Tiskaidekaphobie Turkey (n) tock! Tirkei unambitious (adj) /ancem'bifas!_ ohne Ergeiz unfriendly (adj) /an'frendli’unfreundlich unhelpful (ad)) /an'helptl’ nicht hiffreich, nutzlos unimaginative (adj) /ant’maedsinativ’ fantasielos, einfallsios unlucky (adj) /an'laki week (n) /witk’ Woche year(n) ijto(t)) Jahr gliicklosSports equipment walking boots EUR aIAE accept(v) /ok'sept’ annehmen, akzeptieren athletics (n) ‘e0'letiks’ Leichtathletik atmosphere (n) /‘eimastia(z)/ Atmosphare basketball (n) /"ba:skitbo:l’ Basketball captain (n) /’kepun’ Kapitiin champion (n) /'iempisn! Meister//Meisterin contact (v) ;’kontekt/ kontaktieren court (n) Spielfeld, Platz gycling(n) /'saikity’ Velofahren, Velosport disabled (adj) /dts'etbled’ behindert fewer(ad) /'ju:a(n)’ weniger finalist(n) /Yamalist/ Finalist /Finalistin find (v) /fand/ finden football (n) /fotbo:V Fupball formal (adi) /'fa:ml!_ formell kart (n) ‘kaw’ Kart look forward (to doing sth) (¥) /,lok freuen (etw.zu tun) loser(n) /'luzza(r)! Verlierer /Verliererin manager (n) /"mentd5atr\’ | Manager/Managerin match (n) ‘mei’ Match motocross (n) /'mautakres! Motocross off-road (adj) /,of raud/ Geldnde- ‘owner (n) /‘ouna(r\/_ Eigentiimer /Eigentiimerin pitch (n) ‘piv Spielfeld, Platz plan v) (pleen/ planen player (n) ‘"pleta(r)’ Spieler race (n) ‘reis!Rennen racing (n) /reism/ Rennen wad! sich, oe” ieee, rally car (n) /'rali kar)’ Rallyeauto referee (n) /refa'si/Schiedsrichter / Schiedsrichterin rugby (n) ‘'ragbi! Rugby running(n) /'rsniy/ Laufen season(n) /'sizzw’ Jahreszeit shoe(n) /Ju:/ Schuh situation (n) /sutfu'ei{n/ Situation skling(n) /’skisiy/—Skifahren smoke (v) /smouk’ rauchen sponsor (n) /'sponsa(x)’ Sponsor stadium (a) /'steidiara’ Stadion support (v) isa'po:t’ unterstitzen supporter (n) ‘So'potta(r)’ Anhdinger/Ankingerin team(n) Aim’ Team tennis(n) /‘temis! Tennis tournament (n) toanomant! Tumier trainer(n) “uema(r)’ Trainer /Trainerin trophy (n) roots ‘Treporter (n) (tis viz tpocla(e’ Fernseheporter Yours faithfully / joie fei0foli/ Hochachtungsvoll (form), Mit freundlichen Griifen ii Krankenwagen Trophiie ambulance (n) /‘zembjalans/ ankle(n) /wokl’ Fussgelenk arachnophobia (n) /arakna'foubie/ Spinnenangst arm (n) fac! Arm bad (at) (adj) beed (eet, atv banana (n) /bo'na bite (n) ‘bast’ Biss schlecht (in) 1a Banane English Plus W62 Wordlist @WORDLIST Knochen braukon’ gebrochen bruise(v) “bruce! blaue Flecken bekommen builder(n) /"bilda(e)’ Baufachmann /Baufachfrau, Bauunternehmer / Bauunternehmerin burn (v) ‘bscn’ verbrennen burnt (past part) ‘ba:nt’verbrannt chess (n) ‘Mfes! Schach claustrophobia (n) /klo:stra'oobia! Klaustrophobie construction worker (n) ‘kan’strakfn_wa:ko(r)/ Bauarbeiter/Bavarbeiterin curry(n) kari? Cuny cut (past part) ‘kat’ geschnitten cut(v) “kati schneiden danger(n) /'deindo(r dark (n) ‘dak? dunkel ry (n) /“datari’ Tagebuch, Terminkalender documentary (n) /dokju'mentri’ Dokumentarfilm elbow (n) /“elbav! Ellbogen enthusiastic (about) (adj) /indjuszi'estik’ (vonetw) begeistert exotic (adj) ‘ig'zotik’ exotisch exposure therapy (n) /ak'spause ,Otorid Konfrontationstherapie fall down /over (v) /,fo:1 daun, ovate)’ umfallen, hinfallen bone (n) soon’ broken (past part) Gefahr 10 @ English Plus WB2 Wordlist farming (n) fo:mmy’ Landwirtschaft finger(n) ‘'finga(ey’ Finger firefighter (n) ‘"faisfatta(r)’ Feuerwehrmann/ Feuerwehifrau fishing(n) ‘'fxfuy’ Angeln fond (of) (adj) /‘tond (ov) foot (n) ‘fot! Fuss frightened (of) (adj) /'frastnd (ov)’ (voretw) Angst haben Guess what! (exe) /,ges wot hhand (n) ‘hand’ Hand happy (about) (adj) ‘"hepi (0,hauty’ froh (liber) head (n) ‘hed’ Kopf hhide (v) shard’ verstecken hospital (n) /“ospitl’ Krankenhaus How's it going? /,hauz ,tt gavin’ Wie gehts? hurty{v) "hati! eilen, (sich) beeilen (imdn, /etw,) magen Stell dirvor! illegal (adj) s'lizgl/ illegal in public(adv) ‘in pablik’ in der Offentlichkeit injure(v) /'inds9(v)/ (sich) verletzen injury(n) “mdsori’ Verletzung insect (n) /'insekt’ Insekt interested (in) (adj) /‘mtrastid (an) Interessieren kick () tk knee (n) /niv sichfaretw) treten Knieland(v) /land/ fanden leg(n) fleg’ Bein move v) /anurv’ sich bewegen neck (n) /nek als, Nacken nneed(v) inizd brauchen neither (adv) /'na1do(x), ni:0a(x)! weder nnose(n) /navz! Nase paramedic (n) (paro'medik’ Rettungssanitater/ Rettungssanitéterin,Sanitater /Sanitaterin phobic adj) /foubik’ phobisch pilot (n) /pallot’ Pilot /Pilotin plastic (ad) /pleestik’ Plastik police officer (n) /ps'lss ofisa(r)’ Polizeibeamter / Polizeibeamtin president (n) /‘prezidant! Prsident /Prisidentin racingdriver(n) ‘'re1siy draiva(s)’ Rennfahrer/ Rennfahrerin real (ad)) /ial/_ echt ridiculous (adj) /v'dikjolos risk (n) ‘risk’ Risiko rollercoaster (n) /"raula kausta(r)’ Achterbahn save(y) ‘serv! retten scared (of) (adj) /'skead (avi/ Angst haben (vor) score (v) ‘skox(ny/erzielen scorpion (n) /'skazpian! Skorpion See youl /'si: jus! Bisdannl, Man sieht sich! send(v) ‘send’ senden, schicken series (n) /'sioviz! Serie, Rethe shoulder (n) faulda(ey’ Schulter side (n) ‘said! Seite snake(n) ‘sncik’ Schlange specialist(n) /spelolist! Spezialist/Specialistin spicy (ad)) 'spuusi’ wirzig, scharf pikant spider(n) /'spada(e\! Spinne sprain(v) /sprem/ sich (etm, verstauchen storm (n) /stozm/ Sturm stressed-out (about) (adj) str gestresst stunt man/woman (n) /'stant men. wumon! Stuntman / Stuntwoman terrified (of) (adj) /terifaid (avy Angst haben (vor) throw (v) /Or90/ wegfen thunderstorm (n) /'Osndastazia/ toe(n) Maw! Zeh touch \) fiat) beriihren unpleasant (adj) /sn'plezot’ unangenehm voleano(n) /vol'kemau/ Vulkan weird (adj) /viod!seltsam What's wrong? /.wots ron/ Was ist los? worried (about) (adj) /waridl (@,bat)! (Uber etve) beunruhigt wrist (n) fast leicherlich st aut! (iberetw) _grofe/entsetzliche Gewitter Handgelenk WORDLIST Tape Sa Bondaoans drama(n) /'dra:ma/ Drama, Schauspie! horse riding(n) /"ho:s adi’ Reiten Judo (n) /“dju:deu! Judo scuba diving(n) /'sku:bo darwin’ Sporttauchen Unit 2 orange (n) /‘orinds! Orange sink(n) ‘snk’ Spiilbecken Unit 3 snack (n) /snsek/ Snack, Imbiss Unit 4 crossing(n) krosiy! Uberweg light (n) /last/Ampet pedestrian (n) /po‘destrion’ Fussgdinger/Fussgdingerin secondary ad)) /'sekandri’ Sekundar- stop(n) istop/ Haltestelle straight on (adv) /.streit pn’ geradeaus youth (n) /ju:0 Jugend Unit 5 ballet(n) beter’ Ballet front (n) frant! vorme (adv) middle (n) ‘mid’ Mitte musical (n) /‘mju:akl/ Musical play(n) /plev’ Theaterstiick row(n) /ra0/ Reihe show (n) /Jau! Show, Auffiihrung ticket (n) iki Ticket, Eintrttskarte Unit 6 cost (V) ‘kost/ kosten price (n) ‘prass! Preis Unit 7 raw (n) /dro:/ Unentschieden goal(n) /goul’ Tor lose (v) /lu:z’ verlieren nil(n) /nil/ Null Unit 8 aspirin (n) ‘“esprin Aspirin bandage (n) /"biendids) Verband, Binde plaster (n) /'plasstolr)’ Gipsverband, Pflaster English Plus WB2 Wordlist @ = 12 Unit1 advertising (n) /edvatarzin’ Werbung attractive (ad)) /o'tneektiw/ attraktiv basic (ad)) /"betsik/ Grund- brand (n) /breend/ Marke cheap (adj) ‘tf:p/ billig company (n) /kampani Firma designer label (n) /i'zamo Jlexbl/ Designerlabel essential (ad)) /r'sen{l/ essenziell, wesentlich, grundlegend food (n) /fu:d/ Essen, Nahrungsmittel glasses (nl) /“gla:siz/ Brille non-essential (adj) non 'sen{lunwesentlich similar (adj) /'smalo(s)’ ahnlich trainers (n) /‘tremaz/ Tumschuhe Unit 2 attack (n) /o'twk/ angreifen, attackieren forever (adv) /for‘eva(s)/ fiirimmer grow (v) /grais! wachsen Journey (n) cami’ Reise ‘metaphor (n) /"metafoiry’ Metapher poem (n) /'paomy Gedicht rhyme (v) faim Reim road (n) /roud/ StraBe safe (adj) /seul’ sicher syllable(n) /'silabl/ Silbe tunnel (n) /'tanl/ Tunnel verse(n) /vs:s! Vers, Strophe Unit 3 bird (n) /bsid/ Vogel colourful (adj) /*kslofl/ folk story (n) /faok sto:ri/ Volkseradhlung Jungle(n) /‘dsangl’ ” Dschungel lost(adj) /Inst!verloren moral (n) /'mprsl/ Moral nrarrator(n) /na'tetta(t)/ Eradhler net (n) /net’ Netz recognize (v) /'rekagnai7/erkennen bunt, farbenfroh Unita cause (v) ‘ko:z!_verursachen course (n) /ka:s/ Verlauf, Lauf erosion(n) /t'rauzn/ Erosion estuary(n) /estfusri’ Astuar trichterférmige Flussmiindung flat (adj) ‘Mlzet/ flach meander(n) /mienda(ry’ Maander, Flusswindung mouth(n) /mav8/ Miindung salty (adj) /'solti. sol/ —salzig source (n) /so:s/ Quelle steep (adj) ‘stisp! —steil valley (n) Mveeli? Tal @ English Plus W82 Wordlist waterfall (n) wo:tafoal’ Wasserfall Wide (adj) /ward/ breit Unit 5 adapt(v) /o'deept’anpassen, adaptieren appearance (n) /o'piarans/ Aussehen, Erscheinungsbild arcticfox (n) /atktrk foks! Polarfuchs arctictern (n) /,arktuk tsm/_Kiistenseeschwalbe breed (v) /brisd! sich fortpflanzen cobra (n) /‘koubra/ Kobra feed (v) iNisd/ faittern greywhale(n) /,gret well’ Grauwal habitat (n) /lebitet’ Lebensumfeld, Habitat migrate (v) /mau'greit/ wander, fortziehen migration (n) /mar‘grerfn/ Migration phenomenon (n) /fa'nomman/ Phénomen salmon (n) /'seman/ Lachs substance(n) /'sabstons/ Substanz, Stoff venom (n) /'venam/ Gift Unit 6 chart (n) ‘ust! Schaubild, Diagramm chocolate bar (n) /‘tfoklat ,ba:(r)/ Schokoladenriegel data(n) /‘detta’ Daten fruit(n) iftust! Frucht (sing,)/Frlichte (pl), Obst healthy (adj) /hel0i/ gesund record (v) /n'ko:d’ aufzeichnen, aufnehmen result(n) /n'zalt/ Ergebnis survey (n) /'ssivev Umfrage, Untersuchung Unit 7 calculate (v) /'keelkjolest/berechnen, rechnen circuit (n) /'ss:kit/ Runde, Rundkurs equation (n) /’kwersn/ Gleichung lap(n) ‘wep! Runde speed(n) /spisd/ Geschwindigkeit speedway (n) /'spizdwer’ Rennstrecke, Speedway Unit 8 afraid (ad) /o'Trexd’ dngstlich castle (n) /'ka:sl’ Schloss, Burg coach (n) /kootf! Kutsche cottage (n) /'kotidy’ Hiltte, H@uschen, Cottage description (n) /dr'skrmplw/ ” Beschreibung dialogue (n) /'daralog/ Dialog dressed (ad)) /drest!angezogen face (n) /fets! Gesicht goback(v) /,gou beck! zuriickgehen howl(v) ‘haol’ heulen laugh (v) fla:t! fachen narration (n) /na'rerfn/ Eredhlung narrow (ad)) /'ncerau/ eng nolonger (adv) /,naw Jonga(ry’ nicht mehr pull (v) /poli ziehen roar (v) /to:(e\/brillensilent (adj) /'santant/ still suddenly (adv) /’sadonli’ plételich ttaxi(n) /teeksif Taxi train (n) /trem/ Zug wolf(n) ‘wolf? Wolf It Unit1 babysitting (n) /"betbisituy’ Babysitten deliver (v) ici'lwwa(e/liefern, ausliefern newspaper(n) /‘njuxzperpa(r)/ Zeitung part-time job (n) /,pait ,tarm dyob/ Telzeitjob Pocket money(n) /'pokit mani/ Taschengeld spend(v) /spend/ ausgeben Unit 2 country(n) /'kantri/ Land tower block (n) "tava ,blok/ Hochhaus Unit 3 bandage(v) /beendicy Bandage, Binde cassette(n) /ka'set/ Kassette clearly (adv) /'klioli/ deutlich disco(n) *érskau! Disco housewife (n) /*hauswaul/ Hausfraw movie (n) /'murvil Film radio station (n) /'reidiso ,steiJn/ Radiosender rock and roll(n) /.rvk an youl’ Rock,n’Roll type (n) itarp/ Typ, Art Unit 4 activity (n) /ek'twati/ Aktivitdit adventure sport (n) /sd'ventfo spott! Abenteuersportart attract (v) fo'treekt anziehen bungee-jumping (n) /*bandsi cgampuy/ Bungeejumping combine(v) /kom'bamn/ kombinieren fresh (adj) ities! frisch hhang-gliding(n) “hien .glaidin’ Drachenfliegen hiking(n) /harkny” Wandern Jet-boating (n) /'dset ,bootun/ Jetboot fahren ‘mountain biking (n) /‘maunton ,barkin/ ‘Mountainbiking Paragliding (n) /'peroglaidny’ Paragliding, Gleitschirmfliegen quiet (adj) kwarat/ ruhig scarey) /skea(r)/_ erschrecken skydiving (n) /'skasdaivan/ Fallschirmspringen slowly (adv) /'Sloulif fangsam sunset (n) /'sauset) Sonnenuntergang vegetable (n) "vedstabl/ Gemiise white-water rafting (n) /,wast ,wa:ta ra:ftuy/ Wildwasser-Rafting Unit 5 Aboriginal (adj) /iebo'ridhanl/ (in Australien) einheimisch, eingeboren achievement n) /a'fizvmont/ Leistung, Erungenschaft award (n) /o'wa:d/Auszeichnung barbecue (n) /'ba:bikju:/ Barbecue bonfire (n) /"bonfats(r)’ Freudenfever cricket (n) /"krikit/ Kricket date (n) ‘dest’ Datum event (n) /1'vent/ Veranstaltung, Event fair(n) /feo(e) Jahrmarkt, Volksfest festival (n) /"festivl! Festival land (n) ‘lend’ Land New Zealand (n) 1 nd) Neuseeland opportunity (n) /opa'tju:nati/ Gelegenheit organize (v) /'s:ganarz!organisieren politician(n) /pnla'tij’ Politiker /Politikerin scientist (n) /'sarontis’ Wissenschaftler/ Wissenschaftlerin traditional adj) /tro'difonl’ traditionell Unit 6 European Union (n) /juara,pi Europaische Union extreme (n) /ik'strism/ extrem fact (n) Micki Fake figure (n) ‘"figa(r)’ Zahl grow (v) ‘grou! wachsen location (n) /lac'keijn! Standort long (adj) /Ipn/ lang size(n) ‘saz’ Grége state (n) iste Stat timezone (n) /"tam zaun/ Zeitzone total (n) /toutl/ Summe ion juznian/ Unit 7 ball game (n) /'borl gem! Ballspiel baseball(n) /"beisbo:l/ Baseball break(n) /bretk/ brechen Caribbean (n) /kra'bizon! Karibik Latin America(n) /,Leetm a'merika/ Lateinamerika national anthem (a) /,naejnal axndom/ Nationalhymne professional (adj) /pra‘fefanl/ professionel! relaxed (adj) /tv'ekst/entspannt sociable (ad) /'soufabl/ gesellig tea(n) ‘tiv Tee Units accident(n) /‘aksidant! Unfall bullet-proofvest (n) /,bult ,pru:f vest! kugelsichere Weste community (n) /ka'mjusnati Gemeinschaft, Community crime (n) ‘Kcram/ Verbrechen ‘emergency call (n) /'ms:dgonsi/ Notruf English Plus WB2 Wordlist @ 13experienced (adj) /ik’sprorianst! erfahren fitness test (n) /"titnas ,test’ Eignungspriifung, Fitness-Test gun(n) /gan’ Gewehr,Pistole interview (n) /'intavju:’ Vorstellungsgespriich investigate (v) /m’vestigert/untersuchen join (v) ‘dso’ beitreten local (adj) /“loukli lokal.értlich missing person (n) /.musty psisn/ Vermisster/ Vermisste police station (n) ‘pa'lis steifn/ Polizeiwache Prepare(v) ‘pr'pea(r)’ vorbereiten reduce (v) /'djuss’ reduzieren, abbauen respond (v) ‘r'spond/antworten, reagieren robbery(n) /‘robari/ Raub, Raubiiberfall 14 @ English Plus WB2 WordlistEXPRESSION BANK Bric eee A Asking about family * Nach der Familie fragen Have you got any brothers and sisters? Hast du Geschwister? What's your father’s name? Wie heift dein Vater? Have you got a favourite uncle or aunt? Hast du einen Lieblingsonkel oder eine Lieblingstante? Where's your mother from? Woher kommt deine ‘Mutter? How oldis your grandfather? Wie alt ist dein Grossvater? Talking about school work Have we got maths homework today? Haben wir heute Hausaufgaben in Mathe auf? When's the geography exam? Wann ist die Geografiepriifung? Can | look at your history notes? Kann ich mir deine Mitschrift aus dem Geschichtsunterricht anschauen? Who's your ICT teacher? KR? What time's the next English class? indichste Englischstunde an? Welchen Lehrer hast du in Wann fingt die ragen und Meinungen dussern What do you reckon? Was meinst du?, Was denkst du? Don't you like it? I can't stand . Gefiit es dir nicht? ch kann (es) nicht ausstehen It'SOK, suppose. Naja, es ist okay .. Not much. Nicht viel. Irmnotvery keen on... Ich stehe nicht besonders auf... I think it’s really nice. Ich finde es total schén. Talking about likes and dislikes + Uber Vorlieben und Abneigungen sprechen Imreally nto. ich stehe total auf... 'm (not) mad about... Ich bin (nicht) besonders wild auf. tinabigtnof..Khbin en groser anon. llike/love/enjoy/prefer/hate... Ich mag /liebe / mache geme / bevorzuge / hass Idon't mind... Es macht mir nichts aus . I'm not too bothered about ist mir nicht so wichtig Talking about where things are * Uber Standorte sprechen ‘Where's the..? Wo ist der /die /das...? Isnextto... Es befindet sich neben /ist..neben Where are the..? Wosind die....? They'te in front of... Sie befinden sich vor / Sie sind Vor Istherea..? Gibt es ein /einen /eine ..? No, there isnt es nicht. Yes, there's one... Ja, esgibtein ../einen ./eine Making compromises * Kompromisse eingehen Nein, (ein... /einen.../eine..) gibt Can you (tidy your room), please? _Kannst du bitte (dein Zimmer aufréumen)? Y'ildo itin (ten minutes) Ich mache es (in zehn Minuten). 'm busy at the moment, Ich bin momentan / gerade beschéftigt. Isit OK if doit later? Ist es okay, wenn ich das spéiter mache? { suppose so, but don’t forget to do it! ‘meinst, aber vergiss es nicht! Describing your ideal home * Das ideale Zuhauses beschreiben It's a (modern flat), near the centre of town Es ist eine (moderne Wohnung) in der Nahe des Stadtzentrums. It's got three large bedrooms... Schlafzimmer .. You can see (the cathedral) from it. Wie du Sie hat drei grosse Von dort kann ‘man (den Dom, die Kathedrale) sehen. ‘There's a (DVD player) next to the (TV). (Fernseher) steht ein (DVD-Player). ‘My favourite room is the (living room. Mein Lieblingszimmer ist das Wohnzimmer. Ike being in this room because .. diesem Zimmer, weil . ‘Neben dem Ich bin gerne in Talking al Erlebnisse sprechen How was your weekend? twas great. Es war toll. What about you? Und du? 1 Ich When did you last (play basketball)? das letzte Mal (Basketball gespielt)? {Amonth) ago. Vor (einem Monat) Was it good? War's gut? Yes,itwas. Ja, das wares. Describing an event in the past * Ein Ereignis in der Vergangenheit beschreiben Wie war dein Wochenende? Wann hast du First, Zuerst, Zundichst Then... Dann, Daraufhin At (+ time),... Um (+Uhrzeit) After that... Danach Finally... SchlieBlich English Plus WB2 Expression bank @ 1513d (0) | perma AP ‘Making and responding to suggestions * Vorschltige ‘machen und auf Vorschldige reagieren ‘Why don't we (jump into the river)? (inden Fluss springen)? Yes, it looks (exciting). Ja, das sieht (aufregend) aus. Yes, that’s a (good) idea. Ja, das ist eine (gute) Idee. No, it's too (scary). _ Nein, das ist zu (bedingstigend). No, that sounds (boring). Nein, das klingt (langweitig). Let's (cycle across Scotland). ‘Schottland radein). Expressing interest » interesse zeigen OhiThat's amazing! Oh! Das ist fantastisch! Really? Wirklich You're kidding! nicht dein Ernst! Well done! Gut gemacht! That's (very kind) of you. Das ist (sehr nett) von dir. Describing a rescue * Eine Rettungsaktion beschreiben The (rescue) happened while (we were on holiday). Die wahrend (Rettungsaktion) ereignete sich (wir in Urlaub waren). When they (reached the dog), they (put it in the boat) Als sie (den Hund erreichten), (zogen) sie (ihn ins Boot). After a few (minutes), we saw (the dog again). ‘Nach ein paar (Minuten) sahen wir (den Hund wieder) 'As soon as they (saw the dog), they (swam out to it) Sobald sie (den Hund sahen), (schwammen) sie zu ihm hinaus. Gehen wir doch Lass(t) uns (durch ganz Du machst woh! Witzel, Das ist doch Ausd Idon't know much about... Ich weiss nicht viel Uber... Iknow a lot about... ch weiss viel tiber . Idon’t know anything about... ich weiss gar nichts aber. Iknowa bit about... Ich weiss ein wenig diber... Choosing a present + Ein Geschenk auswiihlen He's into art. Er mag Kunst Who's it by? Von wem ist das? This one's better. lke it. Das hier ist besser. Es gefailt mir ‘The other one’s a bit (boring). bisschen (langweilig). Writing a biography * Eine Biografie schreiben She was born in (1775). Sie wurde ((im Jahr) 1775) geboren. In total she (wrote six novels) (sechs Romane geschrieben). Her most famous (books) are... geriihmten (Biicher) sind Her life changed when she... als sie. icken, wie viel man iiber etwas weif, Das andere ist ein Insgesamt hat sie Ihre am meisten Ihr Leben dinderte sich, 16 @ English Plus WB2 Expression bank cae ‘Making predictions * Etwas voraussagen reckon (that)... Ich schiitze, (dass). limagine (that)... Ich stelle mir vor, (dass). Ibet (that)... ich wette, (dass) I'm pretty sure (that)... (dass). Expressing and asking for opinion * Eine Meinung ausdriicken und nach einer Meinung fragen What about you? Und du? Was denkst du? | agree/disagree with you. Ich stimme dir zu /Ich stimme dir nicht zu. Ich bin (mir) ziemlich sicher, Ithinkit'l.. Ich denke, es wird (sich) Why'sthat? Wieso (denkst du das)? Doyouthink...?- Denkst du..2 Letimethink. Lass mich nachdenken, Reporting a survey * Uber eine Erhebung / Umfrage berichten (more than) half of the people said... (liber /mehr als) die Haifte der Leute / der Befragten sagte .. Nobody / Everybody thinks that... Niemand denkt, dass... /Alle denken, dass... (One or two people ike... Ein oder zwei Leute mégen .. Most /Some /Alot of uswant to... Die meisten / Einige / Viele (von uns) wollen .. ee ss ‘Making plans and arrangements * Plane machen und Verabredungen treffen ‘What are you up to? Was machst du? ‘Are you doing anything this evening? Hast du heute ‘Abend (schon) etwas vor? ifyou'e interested. falls du Lust hast /falls du Interesse hast, No, nothing special, Nein, nichts Besonderes. Shall | meet you outside? Sollen wir uns draupen treffen? Its onat...(+time) Es fingt um (Uhrzeit) an, Es beginnt um (Uhreeit) Formal letters * Formelle briefe Dear SirorMadam Sehr geehrte Damen und Herren lam writing to you because... DerGrund meines Schreibens ist... Please contact me .. Verbindung .. Bitte setzen Sie sich mit mirin Iook forward to hearing from you. Ich freue mich uf Ihre Antwort /thre Nachricht. Yours faithfully,.._ Hochachtungsvoll, Mit freundlichen GriBenequ ieey ey UL Reacting to what people say * Auf Auferungen reagieren Really? Wirklich? Thavel_Hab*ich! Haven't you? Du (etwa) nicht? That's amazing! Das ist (ja) fantastisch! Sohavel! Ichauch! Neither havell Ich auch nicht! Helping with problems * Bei Problemen helfen What's wrong? Was st los? ‘Are you OK?” Geht es dir gut? Ist bei diralles in Ordnung? How did thathappen? Wie ist das passiert? Maybeyouneed to... Vielleicht solltest du... Giving news in an informal email * Neuigkeiten in ‘einer informellen E-Mail mitteilen How's it going? Wie geht's? Have you heard from (Amy)? Hast du etwas von (Amy) gehort? Guess what! Stell dir vor! Write back soon. Schreib bald zuriick, Seeyou, Bis bald, Tchiiss English Plus WB2 Expression bank @ 17IRREGULAR VERBS. ple Pars by leer foctivestar been ibisn! become brik ‘or keum/ become Jorkam/ | [begin ‘br'quv began /bvgiew’ Pbegun Tbr gan - bite Haw 7 bi —_Jitien Poin break _/bveik [broke _/brauk/ broken _/’broukan/ bring “bru brought _/brov brought ‘ss: | build ‘bid’ —|ouitt foi built ‘bi [bun Jovi’ burnt burned iy it /burned seni, bsznd_| [buy bay bought _ibo:t/ [bought bo: an hen could feud jeatch caught ‘koi ‘caught os choose _/iu:z! Jchose jour) [chosen _/'tfauzn/ 7 [come cam! came —ikew come kam cut 7x cut Tw! feat flaw do _idus did did done /dani | ‘drink _icrinh drank ‘dink [drunk jarani | drive fara drove “idrouv) driven eat ate ‘ail, ev eaten fall os fell_/iel fallen - find tama [found aod ~ fly ha’ flew ilu, 7 forget _/faiget/ forgot _/ia'gnu forgotten [get Jats got_go) got got [get up /.gel ‘ap! jgotup (got ‘ap! got up _/,got ‘ap! —_| give fou | gave _iaow! given Paral 0 _/qau! went _/wvent! 7 ne_/aon/ — have hiew_ 1d Tha) had hed’ hide awl hid hid {hidden ‘ida hurt hss hurt hast hurt hac - [keep —/kisp? [kept /kept/ kept ‘kept! [know /nows knew _nju known _/naonl learn - leamt /learmed_lsint, nd’ [learnt /learned lini, larad leave left jie |left_/etv lose lost lose! Host ns) make made _/meid/ made /meid meet met net mete [put_Zpuv! put ipo put _/pot : fread isl! read tead_/red/ run iran ran_ irae run ans ride sax rode /iaudl ridden rida? say ise said _/sed/ said _/scl/ - see siz [saw sox! seen sin] —| [send /send/ sent _/seni/ sent _/seni/ sing —isuy sang /see/ Jung sani sit Zw “|sat ev sat_ /sev/ [sleep _ lial —Tslept_/sleni? slept_islep {speak i spoke _/spauk! [spoken _/syoukon! spend spend? spent /spent —|spent_Zspent’ swim _/swinv swam /swein/ ——|swum swam? | take ei took Tiuk’ teach Ain taught tell Fel) told toute [think Omir thought i053 — | thought 037 [throw rou threw Bru — [thrown Tiraun understand _/ understood [ands'siud/ | understood _/anda'siad! 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