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why 1 13
because 1 13
athlete 1 13
Australia 1 14
Brazil 1 14
Mexico 1 14
the U.S. 1 14
Japan 1 14
Turkey 1 14
the U.K. 1 14
Portugal 1 14
Russia 1 14
South Africa 1 14
Australian 1 14
Russian 1 14
Turkish 1 14
Mexican 1 14
Japanese 1 14
American 1 14
Brazilian 1 14
Portuguese 1 14
South African 1 14
British 1 14
how 1 14
who 1 14
where 1 14
what 1 14
why 1 14
be 1 15
is 1 15
am 1 15
are 1 15
player 1 16

fan 1 16
country 1 16
big 1 17
small 1 17
new 1 17
old 1 17
cheap 1 17
expensive 1 17
fast 1 17
slow 1 17
dirty 1 17
clean 1 17
How's it going? 1 19
See you later 1 19
awesome 1 19
I know 1 19
beach 2 21

stadium 2 21
bus 2 21
school 2 21
hot 2 22
cold 2 22
hungry 2 22
thirsty 2 22
sad 2 22

worried 2 22
excited 2 22

bored 2 22
angry 2 22
tired 2 22

movie 2 24
downtown 2 24

Are you kidding? 2 24

song 2 24
club 2 24
bad 2 25
exciting 2 25
funny 2 25
good 2 25
great 2 25
terrible 2 25
excellent 2 25
awful 2 25
me 2 25
you 2 25

him 2 25

her 2 25
it 2 25

us 2 25

them 2 25
mask 2 26
lion 2 26
dancer 2 26
tourist 2 26
theater 2 26
house 2 26
candy 2 26

carnival 2 26
beautiful 2 26

treat 2 26
husband 3 31
home 3 31
apartment 3 31

family 3 32
son 3 32
father 3 32
brother 3 32
grandfather 3 32
wife 3 32
grandmother 3 32

aunt 3 32
uncle 3 32
sister 3 32
cousin 3 32
mother 3 32
daughter 3 32
my 3 33

your 3 33

his 3 33

her 3 33
its 3 33

our 3 33

their 3 33

this 3 34

that 3 34
these 3 34
those 3 34
bathroom 3 35
bedroom 3 35
kitchen 3 35
living room 3 35

hall 3 35
garage 3 35

backyard 3 35
bed 3 35
fridge (refrigerator) 3 35
couch 3 35
stove 3 35

shower 3 35
bathtub 3 35

chair 3 35

toilet 3 35
Let's go 3 37
Oh, right 3 37
Really? 3 37
Just a minute 3 37
square 4 38
tower 4 38
palace 4 38

statue 4 38
famous 4 38
temple 4 39

pyramid 4 39
ride 4 39

park 4 40
post office 4 40
train station 4 40
bank 4 40
drugstore 4 40

museum 4 40
supermarket 4 40

library 4 40
restaurant 4 40

some 4 40
any 4 40
in front of 4 41
behind 4 41
next to 4 41
on the corner (of) 4 41
across from 4 41
between 4 41
listen 4 41
sit 4 41

open 4 41

look 4 41

turn 4 41
go 4 41
bookstore 4 42
shoe store 4 42

hurry 4 42
round trip 4 42

comfortable 4 42

a hundred and thirty 4 42

a hundred and fifty 4 42
a hundred and
seventy-five 4 42
two hundred 4 42

five hundred and sixty 4 42

a thousand 4 42
one thousand two
hundred 4 42
two thousand 4 42

dollar 4 43
pound 4 43
euro 4 43
fifteen pounds 4 43
twenty-five dollars 4 43
two hundred and
thirty euros 4 43
nine pounds ninety-
nine 4 43
twenty-one dollars
ninety-five cents 4 43

seventy-two euro fifty 4 43

ocean 4 44
mountain 4 44
path 4 44

totem pole 4 44
dragon 4 44
hundreds of 4 44

cherry 4 44
iguana 4 44
friendly 4 44
feed 4 44
lake 4 44
watch TV 5 48

play sports 5 48
sing 5 48
listen to music 5 48
leader 5 48
perform 5 49
concert 5 49
stage 5 49
feel 5 49
play 5 50
cheer 5 50
love 5 50

meet 5 50
make 5 50

help 5 50
get 5 50
teach 5 50
watch 5 50
go 5 50
finish 5 50
study 5 50

miss 5 50
choose 5 50

carry 5 50
fly 5 50
always 5 50
often 5 50
sometimes 5 50
never 5 50
play computer games 5 50
go shopping 5 50
dance 5 50
do homework 5 50

hang out with friends 5 50

chat with friends
online 5 50
meal times 5 52

turn off 5 52

smartphone 5 53
tablet 5 53

laptop 5 53
game console 5 53
e-reader 5 53

GPS 5 53

MP3 player 5 53

headphones 5 53
Monday 5 53
Tuesday 5 53
Wednesday 5 53
Thursday 5 53
Friday 5 53
Saturday 5 53

Sunday 5 53
What's wrong? 5 55
I have an idea. 5 55
No way! 5 55
Come on. 5 55
shaved 6 56
doctor 6 56
nurse 6 56
hair 6 56
classmate 6 57
wonderful 6 57

newspaper 6 57
surprise 6 57
body 6 58
arm 6 58
ear 6 58
eye 6 58
foot 6 58

hand 6 58
face 6 58

leg 6 58
mouth 6 58
nose 6 58
curly 6 60
gray 6 60
short 6 60
blond 6 60
red 6 60
long 6 60
brown 6 60
wavy 6 60
straight 6 60
black 6 60
green 6 60
good-looking 6 60
wear 6 60

smile 6 61

glasses 6 61
mustache 6 61
beard 6 61
earring 6 61
tall 6 61
short 6 61
touch 6 62
put [your] hands
together 6 62

stick out [your] tongue 6 62

bow [your] head 6 62

kiss sb's cheek 6 62

piece of silk 6 62

rub noses 6 62
skateboarding 7 66

gymnastics 7 66
soccer 7 66

golf 7 66
kick 7 66

hit 7 66

push 7 66

jump 7 66
spin 7 66

do somersaults 7 66

jump rope 7 67
hole 7 67
routine 7 67
can 7 68
can't 7 68
ice-skate 7 68
ride a bike 7 68

play volleyball 7 68

do tae kwon do 7 68

surf 7 68

play basketball 7 68
snowboard 7 68

play tennis 7 68
a quarter after 7 69
half past 7 69

o'clock 7 69
a quarter to 7 69
bottom 7 70
winner 7 70
win 7 70

final 7 70
organize 7 70
January 7 71
February 7 71
March 7 71
April 7 71
May 7 71
June 7 71
July 7 71
August 7 71
September 7 71
October 7 71
November 7 71
December 7 71
winter 7 71

spring 7 71

summer 7 71

fall 7 71
first 7 71
second 7 71
third 7 71
fourth 7 71
fifth 7 71
sixth 7 71
seventh 7 71
eighth 7 71
ninth 7 71
tenth 7 71
eleventh 7 71
twelfth 7 71
thirteenth 7 71
twentieth 7 71
thirtieth 7 71
thirty-first 7 71

stuff 7 73
Now what? 7 73
It's no big deal. 7 73
I'm sure. 7 73

violin 8 74

trumpet 8 74
musician 8 74

concert 8 74
singer 8 74
singing 8 76
dancing 8 76
leaving 8 76
running 8 76
sitting 8 76
reading 8 76
standing 8 76
cheering 8 76
getting 8 76
wearing 8 76
coming 8 76
taking 8 76
shopping 8 76
baking 8 76
watching 8 76
playing 8 76
studying 8 76
like 8 78
love 8 78
hate 8 78

dress 8 79

coat 8 79

jeans 8 79

sweater 8 79

shirt 8 79

shoes 8 79
shorts 8 79

skirt 8 79
socks 8 79

T-shirt 8 79
sneakers 8 79

pants 8 79
wood 8 80
string 8 80
stick 8 80
blow 8 80
deep 8 80
hold 8 80
ground 8 80

orchestra 8 80
cloth 8 80
relaxing 8 80

chef 9 84

cooking 9 84
plate 9 84
soup 9 84

salad 9 84
steak 9 84

omelette 9 84

cake 9 84
young 9 85
star 9 85

must 9 86
mustn't 9 86
meat 9 86

fruit 9 86
vegetable 9 86
drink 9 86
chicken 9 86
beef 9 86
lamb 9 86
burger 9 86

potato 9 86
tomato 9 86
carrot 9 86
pepper 9 86
coffee 9 86
tea 9 86
juice 9 86
milk 9 86
banana 9 86

orange 9 86
apple 9 86

strawberry 9 86
menu 9 88
appetizer 9 88
main course 9 88
dessert 9 88
order 9 88
bread 9 89

cereal 9 89
yogurt 9 89
jam 9 89
honey 9 89

egg 9 89

butter 9 89
breakfast 9 89
lunch 9 89
dinner 9 89
of course 9 91
be careful 9 91
a little 9 91
the thing is… 9 91
astronaut 10 92

achievement 10 92
spacecraft 10 92

stamp 10 92

space 10 92

factory 10 92

skydiving 10 92

training 10 93

be born 10 93
lucky 10 93
in 10 94
at 10 94
last 10 94
yesterday 10 94
stay 10 96
storm 10 96
underwater 10 96
hurricane 10 96
monster 10 96
worked 10 97
moved 10 97
crashed 10 97
died 10 97
worried 10 97
helped 10 97
started 10 97
tried 10 97

weather 10 97
be raining 10 97
sunny 10 97
windy 10 97
cloudy 10 97
be snowing 10 97
hot 10 97
cold 10 97
warm 10 97
strange 10 98
improve 10 98
create 10 98
writer 10 98

shoulder 10 98

suit 10 98

wait 10 98
desert 10 98

sand 10 98
upside down 10 98
bear 11 102
horse 11 102
bird 11 102
cow 11 102

dog 11 102
elephant 11 102
gorilla 11 102
cat 11 102
snake 11 102
sheep 11 102
tiger 11 102

rabbit 11 102
horseback riding 11 103
ride 11 103
scared 11 103
woods 11 103
noise 11 103
put 11 104
ran 11 104
came 11 104
fell 11 104
found 11 104
got 11 104
gave 11 104
went 11 104
knew 11 104
made 11 104
saw 11 104
took 11 104
take a break 11 104
have a good time 11 104
make a mistake 11 104
make a noise 11 104
take a shower 11 104
do homework 11 104
take photos 11 104
go on vacation 11 104

get angry 11 104

go away 11 104
get excited 11 104
extinct 11 106
island 11 106
become 11 106

teeth 11 106

horn 11 106

could 11 107
couldn't 11 107
beautiful 11 107
boring 11 107
clean 11 107
smart 11 107
dangerous 11 107
dirty 11 107
horrible 11 107

interesting 11 107
mean 11 107
nice 11 107
safe 11 107
stupid 11 107
ugly 11 107
all right 11 109
suddenly 11 109
You poor thing! 11 109
What happened? 11 109
bike 12 110

car 12 110
boat 12 110
subway train 12 110
bus 12 110

transportation 12 110
traffic 12 111
presenter 12 111
airport 12 111
trip 12 111
pollute 12 111
motorcycle 12 112
plane 12 112

helicopter 12 112

ferry 12 112
taxi 12 112

train 12 112
road 12 112
rail 12 112
water 12 112

air 12 112
quicker 12 112
bigger 12 112
cheaper 12 112
easier 12 112
healthier 12 112
more expensive 12 112
more dangerous 12 112
better 12 112

mountain 12 115
beach 12 115

river 12 115

ocean 12 115
field 12 115
lake 12 115

farm 12 115
forest 12 115

engine 12 116

wheel 12 116

suitcase 12 116
bamboo 12 116
hill 12 116
floating 12 116
reed 12 116
rails 12 116

move 12 116
Definition
used to ask about the reason for something
used to give a reason for something
a person who is very good at sports
a large country in the southwest Pacific Ocean
a country in South America
a country in North America
abbreviation for "United States of America"
a country made up of a group of islands near the east coast of Asia
a ​country in ​southeastern ​Europe and ​Western ​Asia
abbreviation for "United Kingdom"
a country in western Europe
a ​country in ​eastern ​Europe and ​North ​Asia
a country in Southern Africa
coming from or relating to Australia
coming from or relating to Russia
coming from or relating to Turkey
coming from or relating to Mexico
coming from or relating to Japan
coming from or relating to The United States of America
coming from or relating to Brazil
coming from or relating to Portugal
coming from or relating to South Africa
coming from or relating to The United Kingdom
used to ask or talk about quantity, size, or age
used to ask about a person
used to ask about a location
used to ask about something
used to ask the reason for something
used to give the identity, qualities, or condition of a person or thing
the present simple he/she/it form of be
the present simple I form of be
the present simple you/we/they form of be
someone who takes part in a game or sport

someone who admires and supports a person, sport, sports team, etc.
an area of land that has its own government, army, etc.
large in size or amount
little in size or amount
recently made or having started to exist recently
having lived or existed for many years
costing little money or less money than usual or expected
costing a lot of money
moving or happening quickly, or able to move or happen quickly
moving, happening, or doing something without much speed
not clean
not dirty
used for saying hello to someone and asking about their life
used for saying goodbye to someone you are going to see again soon,
especially during the same day
extremely good
used when you agree with something someone just said
an area of sand or small stones next to the ocean

a large, open area with seats around it, used for playing and watching sports
a large vehicle in which people are driven from one place to another
a place where children are educated
having a high temperature
having a low temperature
wanting or needing food
needing to drink
unhappy or making you feel unhappy
unhappy because you are thinking about problems or bad things that might
happen
feeling very happy and enthusiastic
feeling tired and unhappy because something is not interesting or because
you have nothing to do
feeling mad or upset when something bad happens
feeling that you want to rest or sleep

a story shown in moving pictures, shown at movie theater or on television

to the central part or main business area of a city
something you say to show that you are surprised by what someone has said,
or do not believe it is true
a usually short piece of music with words which are sung
a group of people take part in an activity together
unpleasant; causing difficulties or harm
making you feel very happy and enthusiastic
making you smile or laugh
enjoyable, pleasant or interesting
very good or very important
very bad, of low quality, or unpleasant
extremely good
very bad, of low quality, or unpleasant
the form of I used after a verb or preposition
used to refer to the person or people you are speaking or writing to
used after a verb or preposition to refer to a man or boy that has just been
mentioned
used after a verb or preposition to refer to a woman or girl that has just been
mentioned
used to refer to something that has just been mentioned
used after a verb or preposition to refer to the person who is speaking or
writing and one or more other people
used after a verb or preposition to refer to a group of people, animals, or
things that have just been mentioned
a covering for the face which protects, hides or decorates it
a large, wild animal of the cat family, with light brown fur
a person who moves his or her body and feet in rhythm to music
someone who visits a place for pleasure and does not live there
a place with rows of seats where people go to watch plays or movies
a building where people, usually one family or group, live
small pieces of sweet food, usually made of sugar or chocolate
a public celebration where people dance and play music in the streets, or an
outside entertainment event with rides and games
very attractive

something special that you buy or do for someone else or for yourself
the man that someone is married to
the place where you live or feel you belong
a set of rooms for living in, especially on one floor of a building
a group of people who are related to each other, such as a mother, a father,
and their children
a male child
a male parent
a man or boy with the same parents as another person
the father of a person's mother or father
the woman that someone is married to
the mother of a person's father or mother

the sister of someone's father or mother, or the wife of someone's uncle

the brother of your mother or father, or the husband of your aunt
a girl or woman who has the same parents as another person
a child of a person's aunt or uncle
a female parent
a female child
belonging to or relating to the person who is speaking or writing

belonging or relating to the person or people you are speaking or writing to

belonging to or relating to a man or boy that has just been mentioned

belonging to or relating to a woman or girl that has just been mentioned

belonging to or relating to something that has just been mentioned
belonging to or relating to the person who is speaking or writing and one or
more other people
belonging to or relating to a group of people, animals, or things that have just
been mentioned

used to refer to something or someone nearby that can be seen or pointed to

used to refer to something some distance away that can be seen or pointed to
the plural of this
the plural of that
a room with a toilet and often a bath or shower
a room used for sleeping in
a room where food isn cooked
a room used for relaxing and entertaining guests
a room or passage near the main door of a building, which leads to other
rooms
a small building, often next to a house, that you can put a car in
a small area of land behind a house that is usually covered with grass and may
have a fence around it
a piece of furniture that you sleep on
a large container that uses electricity to keep food cold
a large, comfortable seat for more than one person
a device used to cook and heat food on a surface

a device that sprays water down on your body while you wash yourself
the container that you sit or lie in to wash your body
a seat for one person, that has a back, usually four legs, and sometimes two ar
ms
a bowl-shaped device with a hole and a seat that you use to get rid of waste
substances from your body
used to say that it is time to go somewhere
used to say that you now understand something
used to express interest or surprise
used to ask someone to wait for a short time
an open area with buildings around it, often in the center of a town
a very tall, narrow building, or part of a building
a very large building where a king, queen or president lives
an art object, often looking like a person or animal, usually made from stone
or metal
known and recognized by many people
a building where people in some religions go to pray or worship
a shape with a square base and four triangular sides that meet to form a point
 at the top
a trip in a vehicle, train, or boat
a large area of grass and trees in a city or town, where people can walk and
enjoy themselves
a place where stamps are sold and letters and packages are sent
a place where trains stop for people to get on and off
an organization or company that holds money belonging to others
a store where you can buy medicine and other health products
a building where you can look at important objects connected with art,
history, or science
a large store that sells food, drink, products for the home, etc.
a room or building that contains a collection of books and other written
material that you can read or borrow
a place where you can buy and eat a meal
used to refer to an amount of something without saying exactly how much or
how many
used in questions and negatives to mean some
across from the front part of something
at or to the back of someone or something
very close to something else with nothing between them
at a point where two lines, surfaces, roads, etc. meet
in a position facing something or someone but on the other side
in the space that separates two people, places, or things
give attention to someone or something in order to hear them
move your body into a sitting position after you have been standing
move something to a position that is not closed, or to make something change
to a position that is not closed
turn your eyes in the direction of something or someone so that you can see
them

change the direction in which you are moving, or to make a car do this
move or travel somewhere
a store where books are sold
a store where shoes are sold

to move or do things more quickly than normal, or to make someone do this
a trip from one ​place to another and back to where you ​started
describes furniture, clothes, etc. that provide a pleasant feeling and that do
not give you any pain

the number 130

the number 150

the number 175

the number 200

the number 560

the number 1,000

the number 1,200

the number 2,000
the unit of money used in the US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and some
other countries
the unit of money in the UK
the unit of money used in most European Union countries
the sum of £15.00
the sum of $25.00

the sum of €230.00

the sum of £9.99

the sum of $21.95

the sum of €72.50

a large body of salt water
a raised part of the Earth's surface, much larger than a hill
a long, narrow track between one place and another
› a ​wooden pole with ​symbols ​cut or painted on it which is ​connected esp.
with American ​Indians
a big, imaginary creature which breathes out fire
used to show that there is a large number of something

a small, round, soft red or black fruit with a single hard seed in the middle
a large greyish-green lizard from tropical America
behaving in a pleasant, kind way towards someone
give food to a person, group, or animal
a large body of water which has land all around it
see shows on television
take part in games or activities such as football or swimming that require
physical activity and skill
make musical sounds with the voice
use your ears to hear music
a person in control of a group, country, or situation
entertain people by acting, dancing, singing, playing music, etc.
a performance of music by one or more musicians or singers
the raised area in a theater where actors perform
experience something physical or emotional
make music with a musical instrument
give a loud shout of approval or encouragement
like something very much

come to the same place as someone else by arrangement or by chance

produce or create something
provide advice, money, support , etc. to make it possible or easier for
someone to do something
become
give lessons in a particular subject at a school, university, etc.
look at something for a period of time
move or travel somewhere
complete something, or come to the end of an activity
learn about a subject, especially in school or by reading books

fail to do or see something, to be sad that you can't see a person or a place
pick or decide on something
hold something or someone with your hands, arms, or on your back and take
them from one place to another
move through the air like a bird, insect or aircraft
every time, or at all times
many times or regularly
on some occasions but not always or often
not ever, not one time
spend time using computer programs for entertainment
visit stores in order to buy things
move your feet and body to the rhythm of music
do work your teacher has given you to do at home

spend time with friends

use the internet to talk to friends

a ​time of ​day when breakfast, lunch or dinner is ​eaten
move the switch on a machine, light, etc. so that it stops working, or to stop th
e supply of water, electricity, etc.
a mobile phone that can be used as a small computer and that connects to the
internet
a small, flat computer that is controlled by touching the screen
a computer that is small enough to be carried around and used where you are
sitting
a piece of equipment for playing electronic games
a small electronic device which allows you to read books on a screen
abbreviation for Global Positioning System: a system that can show the
position of a person or thing by using signals from satellites
a piece of electronic equipment for playing music that has been stored as MP3
files

a ​device with a ​part to ​cover each ​ear through which you can ​listen to ​music

the day of the week after Sunday and before Tuesday
the day of the week after Monday and before Wednesday
the day of the week after Tuesday and before Thursday
the day of the week after Wednesday and before Friday
the day of the week after Thursday and before Saturday
the day of the week after Friday and before Sunday

the day of the week after Saturday and before Monday

used to ask about a problem
used to say that you have a suggestion or plan
used to say that you think something is impossible
used to encourage someone to do something
with all the hair cut off
a person whose job is to treat people who are sick or hurt
someone whose job is looking after people who are sick or hurt
the thin, thread-like parts that grow on your head
someone who is in your class at school
extremely good
large, folded sheets of paper which are printed with the news and sold every
day or every week
an event that you did not expect to happen
the whole physical structure that forms a person or animal
the long part at each side of the human body, ending in a hand
one of the two organs on your head that you hear with
one of the two organs in your face that you use to see with
one of the two flat parts on the ends of your legs that you stand on

one of the two parts on the ends of your arms that have fingers and a thumb
the front part of the head, where the eyes, nose and mouth are
one of the parts of the body of a human or animal that is used for standing
and walking
the part of the face that is used for eating and speaking
the part of your face through which you breathe and smell
describes hair that has a lot of small, curved shapes
the color that is a mixture of black and white
small in length
describes hair which is a pale yellow color
describes hair which is an orange-brown color
having a large distance from one end to the other
the color of chocolate or soil
with slight curves
not curved or bent
the color of the sky on a dark night
the color of grass
attractive
to have clothing, jewelry, etc. on your body

a happy or friendly expression in which the corners of your mouth curve up

a piece of equipment with two transparent parts that you wear in front of
your eyes to help you see better
a line of hair that some men grow above their mouths
the hair that grows on a man's chin
a piece of jewelry worn on the ear
having a greater than average height
small in height
put your hand on something

put your hands in a position where the palms and fingers touch each other

move your tongue so that it comes out of your mouth

move your head down so that your chin is close to your neck

put your lips on the side of someone's face

a piece of a smooth, often expensive, cloth

press your nose against someone else's nose and move it from side to side
the activity of moving using a board with small wheels
a sport in which you do physical exercises on the floor and on different pieces
of equipment, often in competitions
a game in which two teams try to hit a ball into the other team's goal without
using their hands or arms
a game on grass where players try to hit a small ball into a series of holes,
using a long, thin stick
hit someone or something with your foot
touch someone or something quickly and with force using your hand or an
object in your hand

move someone or something by pressing them with your hands or body

push your body up and away from the ground using your feet and legs
turn around and around quickly
when you roll your body forwards or backwards so that your feet go over your
head and come back down to the ground again
a rope that you move over your head and then jump over as you move it
under your feet
a hollow space in something, or an opening in a surface
a ​regular ​series of ​movements used in a ​performance
be able to
the negative of the verb can
move across ice using boots with a thin metal part on the bottom
travel using a bicycle

play a game in which two teams use their hands to hit a ball over a net
do a sport that is originally from Korea, in which people fight with their hands
and feet
ride on a ​wave as it comes towards ​land, while ​standing or ​lying on a ​special ​
board
play a game in which two teams try to win points by throwing a ball through a
high net
stand on a large board and move across snow
play a sport in which two or four people hit a small ball to each other over a
net
used to say that it is fifteen minutes after the hour
used to say that it is thirty minutes after the hour
used after the numbers one to twelve to mean exactly that hour when you tell
the time
used to say that it is fifteen minutes before the hour
the lowest position in a group, organization, etc.
someone who wins a game or competition
get the most points in a competition or game
the last in a series of games, races or competitions, usually the one in which
the winner is chosen
make ​arrangements for something to ​happen
the first month of the year, after December and before February
the second month of the year, after January and before March
the third month of the year, after February and before April
the fourth month of the year, after March and before May
the fifth month of the year, after April and before June
the sixth month of the year, after May and before July
the seventh month of the year, after June and before August
the eighth month of the year, after July and before September
the ninth month of the year, after August and before October
the tenth month of the year, after September and before November
the eleventh month of the year, after October and before December
the twelfth and last month of the year
the coldest season of the year, between autumn and spring
the season of the year between winter and summer, when the weather
becomes warmer and plants start to grow again
the season of the year between spring and autumn, when the weather is
warmest
the season of the year between summer and winter, when leaves fall from the
trees
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used to refer to a substance or a group of things or ideas, etc. without saying
exactly what they are
used to ask what will happen next or what you should do next
used to say that something is not important
used to say that you are certain about something
a wooden musical instrument with four strings, which you hold against your
neck and play by moving a bow across the strings
a metal musical instrument that you play by blowing into it and pressing
buttons to make different notes
someone who plays a musical instrument, often as a job

a performance of music by one or more musicians or singers

a person who sings, especially as a job
the -ing form of sing
the -ing form of dance
the -ing form of leave
the -ing form of run
the -ing form of sit
the -ing form of read
the -ing form of stand
the -ing form of cheer
the -ing form of get
the -ing form of wear
the -ing form of come
the -ing form of take
the -ing form of shop
the -ing form of bake
the -ing form of watch
the -ing form of play
the -ing form of study
enjoy something or feel that someone or something is pleasant
like something very much
dislike someone or something very much
a piece of clothing for women or girls which covers the top half of the body
and hangs down over the legs
an outer piece of clothing with sleeves which is worn over other clothes,
usually for warmth

pants made of denim, a strong cotton material, which are worn informally
a piece of clothing usually made of wool or cotton which covers the top of
your body and is pulled on over your head
a piece of clothing worn on the top part of the body, often made of thin
material like cotton and fastened with buttons down the front
a ​pair of ​coverings for ​your ​feet, usually made of a ​strong ​material such as ​
leather
a very short pair of pants that stop above the knees
a piece of clothing for women and girls that hangs from the waist and does
not have legs
 a ​pair of coverings made from ​soft ​material that ​cover ​your ​feet
a piece of cotton clothing for the top part of the body with short sleeves and
no collar
a ​pair of ​light, ​comfortable ​shoes that can be ​worn for ​sports

a piece of clothing that covers the legs and has a separate part for each leg
the hard material that trees are made of
a piece of wire that is part of a musical instrument
a long, thin piece of wood, usually broken or fallen from a tree
to force air out through your mouth
A deep sound is low.
to have something in your hand or arms
the surface of the Earth

a large group of musicians who play different instruments together

material made from cotton, wool, etc.
making you feel happy and comfortable because nothing is worrying you
a skilled and trained cook who works in a hotel or restaurant, especially the
most important cook

preparing and cooking food, or a particular way of preparing and cooking food
a flat, round object which is used for putting food on
a usually hot, liquid food made from vegetables, meat or fish
a cold mixture of vegetables that usually have not been cooked, sometimes
eaten with meat, cheese, etc.
a thick, flat piece of meat or fish
a food made with eggs that have been mixed and fried, often with other foods
added
a sweet food made from flour, butter, sugar and eggs, mixed together and
baked
having lived or existed for only a short time and not old
someone or something that is better than all the others in a group
used to say that it is necessary or important that something happens or is
done
the negative of must
the flesh or muscle of an animal when it is used as food
something such as an apple or orange that grows on a tree or a bush, contains
seeds, and can be eaten as food
a plant that you eat, for example a potato, onion, bean, etc.
​liquid that is taken into the ​body through the ​mouth
the meat of a chicken
the meat of a cow
the meat of a young sheep
meat or other food pressed into a round, flat shape and fried

a round vegetable with a brown, yellow, or red skin that grows in the ground
a soft, round, red fruit eaten in salad or as a vegetable
a long, thin orange vegetable that grows in the ground
a hollow green, red, or yellow vegetable
a hot drink made from dark beans which are made into a powder
a hot drink that you make by pouring water onto dried leaves
the liquid that comes from fruit or vegetables
a white liquid produced by cows and other female animals
a long curved fruit with a yellow skin
a round, sweet fruit with a thick orange skin and a centre that is divided into
many equal parts
a hard, round fruit that has a green or red skin and is white inside
a small, red fruit with a green leaf at the top and small, brown seeds on its
surface
a list of food and drinks that you can order in a restaurant
something that you eat as the first part of a meal
the largest or most important part of a meal
sweet food eaten after the main part of a meal
ask for food, goods, etc.
a basic food made by mixing flour, water and sometimes yeast
a food that is made from grain and usually eaten with milk, especially in the
morning
a thick, liquid food with a slightly sour taste which is made from milk
a sweet food made with fruit and sugar that you can put on bread
a sweet, sticky food that is made by bees
an oval object with a hard shell which is produced by female birds, especially
chickens, and which is eaten as food

a pale yellow food made from cream that you put on bread or use in cooking
the food you eat in the morning after you wake up
a meal that is eaten in the middle of the day
the main meal of the day that people usually eat in the evening
used to say yes and emphasize your answer
used to warn someone that something could be dangerous
a small amount of something
used to introduce an answer, comment, or explanation
someone who travels into space

something that you have succeeded in doing

a vehicle which can travel outside the Earth and into space
a small, official piece of paper that you buy and stick onto a letter or parcel
before you mail it

the area outside the Earth's atmosphere, where the planets and the stars are
a building or set of buildings where large amounts of goods are made using
machines
the sport of jumping out of an aircraft with a parachute (a large piece of cloth
that allows you to fall slowly to the ground)

the process of learning the skills you need to do a particular job or activity
When a person or animal is born, they come out of their mother's body and
start to exist.
having good things happen to you by chance
during part or all of a period of time
used to show the time something happens
the one before the present one
on the day before today
to continue to be in a place, job, etc. and not leave
very bad weather with a lot of rain, snow, wind, etc.
 under the surface of water
a violent storm with very strong winds
an imaginary creature that is large, ugly, and frightening
the past form of work
the past form of move
the past form of crash
the past form of die
the past form of worry
the past form of help
the past form of start
the past form of try

the conditions in the air above the Earth such as wind, rain or temperature
having drops of water falling from clouds
bright because of light from the sun
with a lot of wind
having many clouds in the sky.
having small, soft white pieces of ice falling from clouds.
having a high temperature
having a low temperature
having a temperature between cool and hot
surprising because it is unusual or unexpected.
get better or to make something better
make something happen or exist
a person who writes books or articles to be published
one of the two ​parts of the ​body at each ​side of the ​neck that ​join the ​arms to
the ​rest of the ​body
a formal jacket and pants or jacket and skirt that are made from the same
material
stay in a place until something or someone arrives or someone or something
is ready for you
a large, hot, dry area of land with very few plants
a substance that is found on beaches and in deserts, which is made from very
small grains of rock
having the part which is usually at the top turned to be at the bottom
a large, strong, wild animal with thick fur
a large animal with four legs, which people ride on
an animal that has wings and feathers, and is usually able to fly
a large female farm animal kept to produce meat and milk

an animal with fur, four legs and a tail, especially kept by people as a pet
a very large, grey animal with big ears and a very long nose
a big, black, hairy animal, like a large monkey
a small animal with fur, four legs and a tail that is kept as a pet
a long, thin creature with no legs that slides along the ground
a farm animal whose skin is covered with wool
a large wild cat that has yellow fur with black lines on it

a small animal with fur and long ears that lives in a hole in the ground
the ​sport or ​activity of ​riding a ​horse
a trip you take by riding a bicycle, motorcycle, or horse
frightened or worried
a large area of trees growing near each other
a sound, often a loud, unpleasant sound
move something or someone into the ​stated ​place, ​position, or ​direction
the past form of run
the past form of come
the past form of fall
the past form of find
the past form of get
the past form of give
the past form of go
the past form of know
the past form of make
the past form of see
the past form of take
stop an activity for a short time, usually in order to rest or eat
enjoy yourself
do something that is not correct
make a sound, often a loud, unpleasant sound
wash your body while standing under a flow of water
do work your teacher has given you to do at home
use a camera to make pictures
go to a place away from where you live, for pleasure
start to have a strong feeling against someone who has behaved badly or
something you do not like
leave a place
start to feel happy and enthusiastic
If a type of animal is extinct, it does not now exist.
a piece of land completely surrounded by water
start to be
the plural form of tooth (one of the hard, white parts in your mouth which you
use for biting)
one of the two hard, pointed growths on the heads of cows, goats, and some
other animals
used as the past form of can to talk about what someone or something was
able to do
the negative form of could
very attractive
not interesting or exciting
not dirty
intelligent
something that could cause harm
not clean
very unpleasant or bad
the quality of keeping attention by being unusual, exciting, or having a lot of
ideas
unkind or unpleasant
kind and friendly
not in danger or likely to be harmed
silly or not intelligent
unpleasant to look at
used to agree to a suggestion or request
quickly and unexpectedly
used to show that you are sorry for someone
used to ask someone to tell you about an event
a bicycle
a road vehicle with an engine, four wheels, and seats for a small number of
people
a vehicle for traveling on water
a train that travels in tunnels beneath a city
a large vehicle in which people are driven from one place to another

a vehicle or system of vehicles for getting from one place to another

the cars, trucks, etc. using a road
someone who introduces a television or radio show
a place where aircraft regularly take off and land
when you travel from one place to another
to make water, air, soil, etc. dirty or harmful
a vehicle with two wheels and an engine
a vehicle that flies and has at least one engine and wings
an aircraft which flies using long, thin parts on top of it that turn round and
round very fast
a boat that regularly carries passengers and often vehicles across an area of
water
a car with a driver who you pay to take you somewhere
a long, thin vehicle which travels along metal tracks and carries people or
goods
a long, hard surface built for vehicles to drive on
trains as a method of transportation
the clear liquid which falls from the sky as rain

the mixture of gases which surrounds the Earth and which we breathe
the comparative of quick
the comparative of big
the comparative of cheap
the comparative of easy
the comparative of healthy
the comparative of expensive
the comparative of dangerous
the comparative of good
a raised part of the Earth's surface, much larger than a hill, the top of which
might be covered in snow
an area of sand or small stones next to the sea
a long, natural area of water that flows across the land and into a sea, lake, or
another river

a large area of salt water

an area of land used for growing crops or keeping animals
a large area of water which has land all around it
an area of land with fields and buildings, used for growing crops and/or
keeping animals as a business
a large area of trees growing closely together
the part of a vehicle that uses energy from oil, electricity, or steam to make it
move
a circular object fixed under a vehicle so that it moves smoothly over the
ground
a large rectangular case with a handle for carrying clothes and possessions
while travelling
a tall plant with hard hollow stems, often used for making furniture
a raised area of land, smaller than a mountain
on the surface of a liquid
a tall, stiff plant like grass that grows near water
the long metal lines that a train travels along

change place or position, or to make something change place or position

PoS Example CEF
adverb Why is he your favorite singer? A1
conjunction I ate because I was hungry. A1
noun Many athletes participate in the Olympic Games. B1
noun It is hot in December in Australia.
noun Pedro is from Brazil.
noun They are from Mexico.
noun Jacob is from the U.S.
noun I'm from Japan.
noun She is from Turkey.
noun The U.K. is in Europe.
noun You are from Portugal.
noun Moscow is a city in Russia.
noun Cape Town is a city in South Africa.
adjective Hugh Jackman is an Australian actor.
adjective Is it the Russian flag?
adjective She's Turkish.
adjective They are Mexican.
adjective I'm Japanese.
adjective Jacob is American.
adjective Pedro is Brazilian.
adjective You are Portuguese.
adjective It's South African.
adjective She's British.
adverb How old are you? A1
pronoun Who's your favorite athlete? A1
adverb Where are you from? A1
pronoun What is your name? A1
adverb Why is were you late? A1
verb I am Andy. A1
verb He's a singer. A1
verb I'm John.
verb They are Brazilian. A1
noun He's a football player. A1

noun I'm a Barcelona fan. A2

noun Spain is a beautiful country. A1
adjective He's a big man. A1
adjective They live in a small apartment in the city. A1
adjective a new car A1
adjective an old man A1
adjective cheap tickets A1
adjective expensive jewelry A1
adjective fast cars A1
adjective a slow runner A1
adjective a dirty shoe A2
adjective a clean white shirt A1
phrase Hi, Ruby. How's it going?
phrase Bye, Dan. See you later. A1
adjective This song is so awesome! A2
phrase Yeah, I know! I thought that test was hard too.
noun We're going to the beach for vacation. A1

noun I'm at the stadium watching the football game. A2

noun I take the bus to school. A1
noun I love all my classes at school. A1
adjective It is a hot sunny day. A1
adjective I'd like a cold glass of ice water. A1
adjective I'm not hungry. I just ate lunch. A1
adjective Are you thirsty? Can I get you something to drink? A2
adjective I'm sad because I miss my grandma. A1

adjective I'm worried about the exam. I think it's going to be hard. A1
adjective My birthday party is tomorrow. I feel excited! A1

adjective I'm so bored—we've been waiting in line a long time. A1

adjective Your mom will be angry with you if you hurt your brother. A2
adjective I stayed up late last night, so I'm tired today. A1

noun There's a new Harry Potter movie out this week. A1

adverb I went downtown to buy some clothes. A2

phrase "The concert tickets are only $5." "Are you kidding? That's great!" B1
noun Listen to this song. A2
noun I want to join the drama club. A2
adjective a bad movie A1
adjective an exciting computer game A1
adjective a funny joke A1
adjective a good book A1
adjective a great teacher A1
adjective a terrible singer A2
adjective an excellent actor A2
adjective an awful smell B1
pronoun Please pass me the potatoes. A1
pronoun You look nice today. A1

pronoun My brother will know the answer. Let's ask him. A1

pronoun Your mom is so nice. I like her a lot. A1

pronoun I tried the juice, but I don't like it. A1

pronoun He isn't very happy with us. A1

pronoun I called my friends and invited them to my party. A1

noun I need a mask for my Halloween costume. B2
noun This lion is from Africa. A2
noun My sister is a ballet dancer. A2
noun Tourists love the children's museum. A2
noun We are going to perform our play in the school theater. A2
noun My house is on the next block. A1
noun I eat a lot of candy on Halloween. A2

noun I want to play all the games at the carnival next weekend. B2
adjective Those flowers are very beautiful. A1

noun That chocolate cake was a wonderful treat. C2

noun William is Kate's husband. A1
noun We always have dinner at home. A1
noun Our apartment is on the second floor. A2

noun My family plays together on weekends. A1

noun he brought her son to school. A1
noun My father taught me how to swim. A1
noun I have one older brother. A1
noun My grandfather is seventy years old. A2
noun David bought flowers for his wife. A1
noun My grandmother lives nearby. A2

noun She's my aunt Mary. A2

noun He's my uncle Richard. A2
noun My sister is in third grade this year. A1
noun I love to visit my cousins. A2
noun My mother taught me to read. A1
noun The parents brought their daughters to work today. A1
determiner My name's Steve. A1

determiner What's your name? A1

determiner His backpack is by the door. A1

determiner She's here on vacation with her mother and father. A1

determiner The dog hurt its paws. A1

determiner Spanish is our first language. A1

determiner Their names are Alex and Ricky. A1

pronoun This is my sister. A1

pronoun That's my brother over there. A1

pronoun These are my pens. A1
pronoun Those are my friends. A1
noun The bathroom is the second door on the left. A1
noun Your bedroom wall looks so comfortable. A1
noun Let's go to the kitchen and bake cookies. A1
noun They are listening to music in the living room. A1

noun My bedroom is down the hall on the right. A2

noun The car is in the garage. A2

noun My new home is amazing and I love the backyard. It's enormous. B1
noun I have two pillows and a blanket on my bed. A1
noun The fridge is in the kitchen. A2
noun Take a seat on the couch. A2
noun I'll warm the soup up on the stove. A2

noun He likes to sing in the shower. A1

noun The bathtub is in the bathroom. B1

noun He sat down in his chair. A1

noun The toilet is in the bathroom. A1

phrase Let's go! The movie is about to start. AA2
phrase Oh, right. That equation makes sense now.
adverb Really? We're going to the zoo tomorrow? A1
phrase Just a minute, please, I need to find my shoes.
noun There's a café in the town square. A2
noun There are bells in the church tower. B1
noun There are many guards around the queen's palace. B1

noun There is a statue of George Washington in the park. B1

adjective People crowded around the famous actor. A1
noun There is a buddhist temple nearby. B1

noun The pile of stones was shaped like a pyramid. C1

noun Let's take a ride on the train. B1

noun The children love playing in the park. A1

noun I need to mail a letter at the post office. A2
noun You get on a train at a train station. A1
noun I'm going to the bank to make a deposit. A1
noun Please pick up his medicine at the drugstore. B1

noun There are some beautiful paintings in the museum. A1

noun You buy milk in a supermarket. A1

noun You read books in a library. A2

noun Let's go to a restaurant for lunch. A1

determiner There are some restaurants and cafés in the park. A1

determiner Is there any milk left? A1
preposition The museum is in front of the library. A2
preposition The drugstore is behind the bank. A1
preposition The restaurant is next to the park. A1
preposition The post office is on the corner of Green Street and High Street. A2
preposition The bank is across from the post office. A2
preposition The restaurant is between the post office and the park. A1
verb Listen to me. A1
verb Sit down, please. A1

verb Don't open the door. A1

verb Don't look at the answers. A1

verb Turn right. A2

verb Go down the street. A1
noun There are so many bookstores in town. A2
noun Where is the shoe store?

verb Hurry, or you'll be late. A2
noun I ​drive 45 ​miles round trip every ​day for ​work.

adjective These shoes are very comfortable. A2

number A2
number A2

number A2
number A2

number A2
number A2

number A2
number A2

noun It's twenty-five dollars. A1

noun It's fifteen pounds. A2
noun It's seventy-two euros. A2
phrase It's fifteen pounds.
phrase It's twenty-five dollars.

phrase It's two hundred and thirty euros.

phrase It's nine pounds ninety-nine.

phrase It's twenty-one dollars and ninety-five cents.

phrase It's seventy-two euros fifty.

noun Whales live in the ocean. A1
noun There are many high mountains in the Alps. A2
noun There are bicycle paths in the park. A2

noun The totem pole was very tall.

noun The dragon burned down the palace in the story.
phrase There are hundreds of beautiful cherry trees.

noun Cherry trees have pink blossoms. B2

noun The iguanas were resting in the trees.
adjective Don't be scared; my dog is very friendly. A2
verb People love to feed the ducks in the park. B1
noun Let's go fishing at the lake. A2
phrase I sometimes watch TV to relax. A1

phrase I like to play sports like soccer and basketball. A1

verb I sing in the school choir. A1
phrase I usually listen to music on my own. A1
noun She is a natural leader. B1
verb I want to perform in the play this year. B1
noun The school orchestra is giving a concert on Tuesday. A2
noun Hamlet is on stage for most of the act. A2
verb I feel so happy when I’m on stage. A1
verb She plays the piano, too. A1
verb The teachers and the other students always cheer when we finish. B2
verb I love singing and playing the guitar. A1

verb We meet in the school cafeteria every Tuesday. A1

verb We are going to make our own costumes for the play. A1

verb Please help me with my math homework. A1

verb She never gets angry with us. A1
verb She teaches math at our school. A1
verb We're going to watch a movie. A1
verb We go swimming on Sundays. A1
verb I always finish my homework before bed. A1
verb I study English. A1

verb I was two minutes late, so I missed the train.

verb We can choose which language to study at my school.

verb She carries her books home every day. A1

verb He flies a plane. A1
adverb He always does his homework after school. A1
adverb We often hang out with friends in the park. A1
adverb She sometimes goes shopping with her mom. A1
adverb I never play computer games in the morning. A1
phrase I like to play computer games with racecars in them. A1
phrase She sometimes goes shopping with her mom. A1
verb I often dance in the living room. A1
phrase I never do homework in the morning. A1

phrase We often hang out with friends in the park. A1

phrase I always chat with friends online after school. A2

phrase Meal times with my family are always funny.

verb Turn the computer off. A2

noun I use my smartphone to talk to my friends.

noun I use my tablet to shop. B1

noun I use my laptop to do homework. A2

noun Three people can play together on my game console.
noun I use my e-reader to read books.

noun I use my GPS to find out which way to go.

noun I use my MP3 player to listen to music. A2

plural noun I use my headphones to listen to music.

noun I start my new job on Monday. A1
noun Our club meets every Tuesday. A1
noun Did you say the meeting is on Wednesday? A1
noun I play soccer every Thursday. A1
noun Friday is the last day of the school week. A1
noun My favorite day is Saturday. A1

noun I like Sunday because I always play basketball and I don’t go to school. A1
phrase You look worried. What's wrong?
phrase I have an idea. Let's put on a play!
phrase No way! I don't know how to act!
phrase Oh, come on. It'll be fun. B1
adjective a shaved head B1
noun The doctor fixed my arm when I broke it. A1
noun The nurse took my temperature. A2
noun She has long curly hair. A1
noun He went on a school trip with his classmates. A2
adjective He's a wonderful cook. A2

noun She never reads a newspaper. A1

noun I got an A on the test. That was a nice surprise! A2
noun Where on your body is your head? A1
noun My arm isn't long enough to reach that book. A1
noun She has an earring in her right ear. A1
noun My eyes aren't very good: I can't see things that are far away. A1
noun I hurt my left foot playing soccer. A1

noun Raise your hand if you want to speak. A1

noun She has a long, thin face. A1

noun The dog has short legs. A1

noun Open your mouth. A1
noun He has a big nose. A1
adjective His hair is short and curly. B1
adjective The waiter has gray hair. A1
adjective She likes short hair in the summer. A1
adjective long, blonde hair A2
adjective red hair A1
adjective She’s tall and she has long black hair. A1
adjective My eyes are brown. A1
adjective wavy, red hair
adjective straight, brown hair A2
adjective She’s tall and she’s got long black hair. A1
adjective green eyes A1
adjective He's tall and good-looking.
verb He wears glasses. A1

noun He has a very nice smile. B1

plural noun She wears glasses. A1

noun He has a mustache. B1
noun He has a beard. A1
noun She is wearing pearl earrings. A2
adjective She's tall, she is not short. A1
adjective She's tall, she is not short. A1
verb Don't touch the wet paint. B1

phrase In Thailand, people put their hands together and bow.

phrase When people in Tibet greet each other, they stick out their tongue. B2
In many Asian countries, people bow their heads when they greet each
phrase other. B2

phrase In many countries around the world, friends greet by kissing on the cheek.
phrase This scarf is a large piece of silk.

phrase The Maori people in New Zealand rub noses together when they meet.
noun Skateboarding is a popular hobby with teenagers everywhere. A2

noun The Firecrackers are a group of young girls who do gymnastics. B1

noun Soccer is very popular in Mexico.

noun He can hit a golf ball. A2

verb He can kick a ball well. A1

verb He hit the baseball with the bat. A2

verb He pushes the skateboard with his feet. A2

verb Basketball players jump really high. A2

verb They can jump and spin and do somersaults. C1

noun We do somersaults in gym class.

noun We grabbed our jump rope and headed for the playground.
noun Hit the golf ball into the hole. B1
noun Some gymnastics routines use music. B1
verb They can jump. A1
verb He can't read or write. A1
verb I can ice-skate, but I can’t play volleyball. A2
phrase He can't ride a bike. A2

phrase I can ice-skate but I can’t play volleyball. A2

phrase Can you do tae kwon do?

verb She can surf. A2

phrase I like playing basketball. A1

verb We snowboard in winter. B1

phrase Do you want to play tennis? A1

phrase It’s a quarter after four. A1
phrase It's half past eight. A1

phrase It's three o'clock. A1

phrase It's quarter to one. A1
noun Our team started at the bottom, but we advanced quickly. B1
noun The winners received a trophy. A2
verb The team with the most points wins. A2

noun Two great teams, Brazil and Germany, are playing in the World Cup final. A2
verb The coaches organize all the matches. B1
noun January 1st A1
noun February 27th A1
noun March 26th A1
noun April 20th A1
noun May 30th A1
noun June 24th A1
noun July 22nd A1
noun It's hot in August. A1
noun School starts in September. A1
noun Halloween is in October. A1
noun We celebrate Thanksgiving in November. A1
noun It snowed a lot this December. A1
noun Winter is from December to February. A1

noun Spring is from March to May. A2

noun Summer is from June to August. A1

noun Fall is from September to November. A2

ordinal I live on the first floor. A1
ordinal Her birthday is the second of May. A1
ordinal the third street on the right A2
ordinal My birthday is on the fourth of December. A2
ordinal the fifth floor of the building A2
ordinal I have to return my library books on the sixth. A2
ordinal It's the seventh (of May) today. A2
ordinal He finished eighth in the race. A2
ordinal The ninth letter of the alphabet is I. A2
ordinal My sister's birthday is on the tenth of July.
ordinal Our plane leaves on Octobereleventh.
ordinal Today is the twelfth of September.
ordinal She lives on the thirteenth floor.
ordinal Our school’s Sports Day is on the twentieth of June.
ordinal Today is my aunt's thirtieth birthday.
ordinal This year is our school's thirty-first math competition.

noun I have some stuff_x001F_ to do first, but I think 3:30 is OK. B1

phrase I left my homework at school. Now what?
phrase It’s no big deal. I’m sure I can fix it.
phrase It’s no big deal. I’m sure I can fix it.

noun There are a lot of violins in the orchestra. A2

noun I play the trumpet in a salsa band. B1

noun The city orchestra needs more musicians. B1

noun They are playing one of Beethoven's symphonies at the next concert. A2
noun There are twenty singers performing in the opera. A2
verb Now four people are singing! A1
verb And a little girl is dancing. A1
verb The actors are leaving the stage. A1
verb Sally is running. A1
verb Some people are sitting on chairs. A1
verb Linda is reading. A1
verb Now about ten men and women are standing here. A2
verb David is standing and cheering. B2
verb What food are you getting? A1
verb They aren’t wearing special clothes. A1
verb OK, Sam, I'm coming now. A1
verb Harry is taking a photo. A1
verb Do you like shopping for clothes? A1
verb Dad is baking muffins.
verb The audience is watching the play. A1
verb A man is playing a guitar and a woman is dancing. A1
verb He's studying English at a university there. A1
verb But I don't like the music. A1
verb He loves going to parties and dancing. A1
verb I hate talking to boys. A2

noun She’s wearing a red dress. A1

noun Wear a coat today, it's cold. A1

plural noun Paul is wearing blue jeans, a white T-shirt and trainers. A1

noun I like your purple sweater. A2

noun He’s wearing gray pants and a green shirt. A1

plural noun My feet grew, so I need new shoes. A1

plural noun Wear shorts today, it's hot. A2

noun The dancers in Turkey wear skirts that are different colors. A1
plural noun My socks don't match today! A2

noun Paul is wearing blue jeans, a white T-shirt and sneakers. A1

plural noun You can't wear sneakers to a fancy party! A2

plural noun He's wearing gray pants. A1

noun This table is made of wood. A2
noun This guitar has six strings. A2
noun Get more sticks to start the fire. B1
verb You blow into the tuba, and it makes a very deep sound. B1
adjective A string bass makes a very deep sound. A2
verb You hold a trumpet up to your mouth to play it. A2
noun Don't jump. Keep your feet on the ground. B1
Our orchestra has string instruments, brass instruments, wind instruments,
noun and percussion. B1
noun This shirt is made of very soft cloth. B2
adjective Some people say that classical music is very relaxing. B1

noun Harry wants to be a chef in an Italian restaurant. A2

noun I want to be a chef because I love cooking. A1

noun And we must be very careful with hot plates. A1
noun I love chicken noodle soup. A1

noun I'd like a lettuce and tomato salad, please. A2

noun Let's grill the steak. A2

noun The omelette with ham and cheese is delicious. A2

noun My mom is making a chocolate cake for my birthday. A1

adjective More and more young people are interested in cooking. A1
noun The star chef made this restaurant famous. A2

verb You must boil the water before you put the pasta in. A2
verb You mustn't eat raw meat. A2
noun I'm a vegetarian, so I don't eat meat. A1

noun Bananas and strawberries are my favorite fruits. A1

noun I love vegetable soup. A1
noun Would you like a drink of water? A1
noun I would like a grilled chicken sandwich, please. A2
noun We often have roast beef and potatoes for Sunday dinner. B1
noun Lamb is delicious in curry! B1
noun I'm having a burger and fries for lunch. A2

noun I'll have the baked potato, please. A1

noun OK, first we need to add the tomato sauce. A1
noun Raw carrots are a healthy snack. A2
noun Let's cut peppers and onions for the fajitas. A2
noun Would you like some coffee with your breakfast? A1
noun Coffee and tea are hot drinks. A1
noun I'm going to have orange juice with my eggs and bacon. A1
noun I'd like a glass of milk with my cookie, please. A1
noun I’d like a banana, please. A1

noun Could you peel this orange for me? A1

noun Let's slice an apple for our snack. A1

noun I love strawberries with cream. B1

noun Here are the lunch menus. A2
noun We'll have the nachos for the appetizer.
noun I'd like the steak for the main course, please. A2
noun Would you like a dessert? We have cake and ice cream. A2
verb What would you like to order? A2
noun Here are two slices of bread for your sandwich. A1

noun I usually have a bowl of cereal for breakfast. A2

noun I'm going to have a low-fat strawberry yogurt with my fruit. A2
noun Would you like strawberry/ or raspberry jam on your toast? A2
noun We had a cup of tea and toast with honey. A2

noun An omelette is made of eggs. A1

noun Have some bread and butter. A1

noun What do you want for breakfast? A1
noun What's for lunch? A1
noun For dinner we often eat meat. A1
phrase Of course, I'd be happy to make you a cup of coffee. B1
phrase Just be careful with the knife.
phrase I’m putting a little cheese on the pizza. B1
phrase The thing is, I forgot to eat breakfast this morning. B2
noun It was her dream to be an astronaut and to go into space.
An Olympic silver medal is a remarkable achievement for such a young
noun athlete. B1
noun The name of her spacecraft was Vostok 6.

noun The Queen's face was on stamps in several countries. A2

noun The rocket sent the shuttle into space. A2

noun Her father was a driver and her mother was a factory worker. A1

noun Her hobby was skydiving. A2

noun The training program wasn’t very easy. B1

phrase Valentina Tereshkova was born in Russia on March 6, 1937. A2

adjective She always wins. She's so lucky! A2
preposition School ends in May. A1
preposition We have soccer practice at eleven o'clock. A1
determiner She was at the movies with her mom last night. A1
adverb I was at home yesterday morning. A1
verb He can stay underwater for a long time. A1
noun There was a big storm last night. The thunder kept me awake! A2
adverb Seals can hear very well underwater. B2
noun The hurricane caused a lot of flooding.
noun The monster in the fairy tale scared all the children. B1
verb Her dad worked as a photographer. A1
verb When she was six, she moved to Cairo. A2
verb The two cars crashed, but no one was hurt. B1
verb I was very sad when my dog died. A1
verb Percy was never afraid and he never worried about anything. A1
verb He helped the people he liked. A1
verb Her story started in New York, where she was born. A1
verb I tried to keep my umbrella open, but the wind was too strong. A2

noun What is the weather like today? A1

phrase It's raining.
adjective It’s sunny. A2
adjective It's very windy. Hold on to your hat! A2
adjective It's going to be cloudy today. A2
phrase It's been snowing all morning. A2
adjective It's hot in the desert. A1
adjective It's cold in the mountains. A1
adjective It's a nice, warm day. A1
adjective There are many strange and wonderful statues all over the world. A2
verb He improved the city for people. A2
verb For example, he created a lot of parks. B1
noun Franz Kafka was a writer from Prague. B1

noun She hurt her shoulder playing tennis. B1

noun My mother wears a suit to work. A2

verb Hachiko waited at the station every day. A1

noun Very few plants grow in the desert. A2

noun There is sand as far as the eye can see in the desert. B1
adverb It's hard to read upside down. B2
noun Erin knew there were bears in the woods. A2
noun It was very near to an eight-year-old boy who was on his horse. A1
noun This animal was a bird, but it couldn’t fly. A1
noun Our dairy cows produce a lot of milk. A1

noun Many people have dogs as pets. A1

noun The elephant grabbed a stick with its trunk. A2
noun The gorilla at the zoo loves bananas.
noun Cats love to drink milk. A1
noun I saw a snake eat a mouse. A2
noun This cheese is made from sheep's milk. A1
noun Those tigers have orange and black stripes. B1

noun She has a pet rabbit that eats a lot of carrots. A2

noun This is a great trail for horseback riding.
verb She took a group people on horses for a ride in the woods. B1
adjective The boy’s horse saw the bear and got very scared. B1
plural noun There were bears and snakes in the woods. A2
noun The bear made a terrible noise. A1
verb Please put the book on the table. A1
verb The horse ran away when it got scared. A1
verb Suddenly, a grizzly bear came out from the trees. A1
verb The boy fell when he tripped on a rock. A2
verb She found her keys the next day. A1
verb The boy’s horse saw the bear and got very scared. A1
verb The father gave his son a hug. A1
verb She went to the store, and isn't back yet. A1
verb Luckily, we knew how to find the path again. A1
verb I made dinner last night. A1
verb We saw the beautiful sunset. A1
verb Our parents took us camping last summer. A1
phrase I always take a break when I study.
phrase I have a good time on the weekend.
phrase I don't often make mistakes on my homework.
phrase We have to be very quiet. Don't make a noise!
phrase I take a shower in the morning.
phrase I didn't do my homework last night.
phrase Last weekend, I took a lot of photos with my phone.
phrase My family didn't go on vacation last year.

phrase I get angry when my brother takes my things.

phrase After a while, the bear went away. B1
phrase I always get excited about going on vacation.
adjective Dinosaurs are extinct. C1
noun We took a boat to the island. A2
verb It becomes very dark at night.

plural noun Tigers have big, sharp teeth.

noun Be careful: that bull has sharp horns! C1

verb You could see these teeth even when the cat’s mouth was closed.
verb I couldn't finish my math homework.
adjective Erin thought the horse was beautiful. A1
adjective This is a very boring TV show. A1
adjective I need a clean white shirt. A1
adjective Both children were smart. They did very well in school. B1
adjective Some snakes are dangerous. A2
adjective Our car was so dirty. It was covered in mud. A2
adjective There was a horrible smell coming from the trash can. A2

adjective I talked to my friends, but they didn’t say anything interesting. A1

adjective That's not a nice thing to say. Stop being so mean to me! B2
adjective He's a really nice guy. He always helps his friends. A1
adjective In some cities you don't feel safe going out alone at night. A1
adjective You lost your keys again? How could you be so stupid? B1
adjective I think spiders are so ugly. B1
phrase All right. I can meet you then.
adverb We got soaked when it suddenly started raining. B1
phrase You poor thing! It sounds like you had a terrible morning.
phrase What happened after the dog ran away?
noun I ride my bike to school every day. A1

noun We'll drive our car there, because it's pretty far away. A1
noun We took a boat across the harbor. A1
noun He takes the subway train to work in Manhattan.
noun I go to school by bus. A1
Which form of transportation is better for the environment: the car or the
noun bicycle? B1
noun A lot of big cities, have many traffic problems. A2
noun The presenter gave a summary of the news headlines for the day.
noun We need to get to the airport. Our plane is about to leave! A2
noun It was a very short trip: it only took us an hour to get there. A2
verb Bikes don’t pollute the air like cars do. B2
noun Motorcycles use less gas than cars do. A2
noun We go by plane when we visit them every year. A1

noun The injured were flown to hospital by helicopter. A2

noun The ferry even took our cars across the river. B1
noun I took a taxi from the station to the hotel. A1

noun We always go by train from Boston to New York. A1

noun Motorcycles and cars both drive on the road. A1
noun It is often faster to travel by rail than by car. B1
noun There were puddles of water everywhere after it rained. B1

noun A helicopter travels in the air. A2

adjective Planes are quicker than ferries.
adjective Cars are bigger than motorcycles.
adjective Bicycles are cheaper than public transportation.
adjective Taking the train is easier than driving.
adjective Walking is healthier for you than driving a car.
adjective The train is more expensive than the ferry.
adjective Are sharks more dangerous than whales?
adjective Bikes are better for our cities because they don’t pollute the air. A1

noun We love skiing on that mountain. A2

noun The beaches are beautiful there and we always have a great time. A1

noun Every morning I walk across the fields and then along the river. A1

noun Every year my family goes on vacation to a small town by the ocean. A2
noun Kansas is filled with corn fields. A2
noun Lake Titicaca is a large lake between Peru and Bolivia. A2

noun We live on a farm and my school is about one kilometer away. A1

noun I just love watching the mountains and forests go past. A2

noun This car has a very powerful engine. A2

noun A car has four wheels. A2

Could you fit enough clothes in your suitcase for the whole trip?
noun A2
noun This toy train is made from pieces of bamboo.
noun The children love sledding down this hill. A2
adjective The Uro people live in floating villages on the water.
noun They use a local reed called totora to build their homes and boats.
noun This train uses the same rails as the national trains.

verb Please move your car, it's blocking traffic. A2

IPA Translation
wɑɪ por que
bɪˈkɔz porque
ˈæθˌlit atleta
ɑˈstreɪl.jə Austrália
brəˈzɪl Brasil
ˈmek.sɪ.koʊ México
ðə ˌjuˈes os EUA
dʒəˈpæn Japão
ˈtɜr·ki Turquia
ðə ˌjuˈkeɪ o Reino Unido
ˈpɔr.tʃə.gəl Portugal
ˈrʌ.ʃə Rússia
ˌsaʊθ æf.rɪ.kə África do Sul
ɑˈstreɪl.jən australiano
ˈrʌʃ.ən russo
ˈtɜː.kɪʃ turco
ˈmek.sɪ.kən mexicano
ˌdzæp.əˈniz japonês
əˈmer.ɪ.kən americano
brəˈzɪl.i.ən brasileiro
ˌpɔr.tʃəˈgiz português
saʊθ ˈæf·rɪ·kən sul-africano
ˈbrɪt̬.ɪʃ britânico
haʊ Quantos anos você tem?
hu quem
weər onde
wɑt qual
waɪ por que
bi ser
ɪz é
æm sou
ɑr são
ˈpleɪ·ər jogador

fæn torcedor
ˈkʌn.tri país
bɪɡ grande
smɔl pequeno
nu novo
oʊld velho, idoso
tʃip barato
ɪkˈspen.sɪv caro
fæst rápido
sloʊ lento
ˈdɜr·t̬i sujo
klin limpo
haʊz ɪt ˈgoʊ·ɪŋ Como vão as coisas?
si ju ˈleɪt̬.ər Até mais tarde
ˈɔ·səm fantástico
ɑɪ noʊ eu sei
bitʃ praia

ˈsteɪ.di.əm estádio
bʌs ônibus
skul escola
hɑt quente
koʊld frio
ˈhʌŋ.ɡri com fome
ˈθɜr·sti com sede
sæd triste

ˈwɜr.id preocupado
ɪkˈsɑɪt̬.ɪd empolgado

bɔrd entediado
ˈæŋ.ɡri zangado
tɑɪərd cansado

ˈmu.vi filme
ˌdaʊnˈtaʊn centro

ɑr ju kɪdɪŋ Você só pode estar brincando.

sɔŋ música
klʌb clube
bæd ruim
ɪkˈsɑɪt̬.ɪŋ empolgante
ˈfʌn.i engraçado
ɡʊd bom
ɡreɪt excelente, importante
ˈter.ə.bəl péssimo
ˈek.səl.ənt excelente
ˈɑ.fəl péssimo
mi me, mim
ju você

hɪm ele, o

hɜr ela, a
ɪt ele, o, ela, a

ʌs nós, nos

ðem eles, os, elas, as

mæsk máscara
laɪ.ən leão
ˈdæn·sər dançarino
ˈtʊr.ɪst turista
ˈθi·ə·t̬ər teatro
haʊs casa
ˈkæn.di doce

ˈkɑr.nə.vəl carnaval
ˈbju·t̬ɪ·fəl bonito

trit agrado
ˈhʌz.bənd marido
hoʊm lar
əˈpɑrt.mənt apartamento

ˈfæm.əl.i família
sʌn filho
ˈfɑð·ər pai
ˈbrʌð·ər irmão
ˈɡrændˌfɑð·ər avô
wɑɪf mulher
ˈɡrændˌmʌð·ər avó

ænt tia
ˈʌŋ.kəl tio
ˈsɪs·tər irmã
ˈkʌz.ən primo
ˈmʌð·ər mãe
ˈdɔ·t̬ər filha
maɪ meu, minha, meus, minhas

jʊər seu, sua, seus, suas

hɪz dele, dela, deles, delas

hɜr seu
ɪts seu

ɑʊər nosso, nossa, nossos, nossas

ðeər dele

ðɪs este

ðæt aquele
ðiz estes
ðoʊz aqueles
ˈbæθ.rum banheiro
ˈbed.rum quarto
ˈkɪtʃ·ən cozinha
ˈlɪv.ɪŋ.rum sala

hɔl hall
gəˈrɑʒ garagem

ˌbæk.jɑrd quintal
bed cama
frɪdʒ geladeira
kaʊtʃ sofá
stoʊv fogão

ˈʃɑʊ·ər chuveiro
ˈbæθ.tʌb banheira

tʃeər poltrona

ˈtɔɪ·lɪt vaso sanitário

lets goʊ Vamos
oʊ raɪt Ah, tudo bem
ˈri·ə·li É mesmo?
dʒʌst ə ˈmɪn·ət Um minuto
skweər praça
ˈtɑʊ·ər torre
ˈpæl.əs palácio

ˈstætʃ.u estátua
ˈfeɪ.məs famoso
ˈtem.pəl templo

ˈpɪr.ə.mɪd pirâmide
rɑɪd passeio

pɑrk parque
ˈpoʊstˌɔ·fɪs correio
ˈtreɪn ˌsteɪʃən estação de trem
bæŋk banco
ˈdrʌɡ.stɔr farmácia

mjʊˈzi·əm museu
ˈsu·pərˌmɑr·kɪt supermercado

ˈlɑɪˌbrer·i biblioteca
ˈres.tə.rɑnt restaurante

sʌm alguns
ˈen.i alguma
ɪn frʌnt ʌv em frente a
bɪˈhɑɪnd atrás de
nekst tu ao lado de
ɔn ðə ˈkɔr·nər na esquina (de)
əˈkrɑs frʌm em frente a
bɪˈtwin entre
ˈlɪs.ən Preste atenção!
sɪt sentar-se

ˈoʊ.pən abrir

lʊk olhar

tɜrn virar
goʊ ir
ˈbʊk.stɔr livraria
ʃu stɔr sapataria

ˈhɜr·i apresse-se
ˈrɑʊnd ˈtrɪp (viagem de) ida e volta

ˈkʌmf·tər·bəl confortável

ə ˈhʌn·drɪd ændˈθɜr·t̬i cento e trinta

ə ˈhʌn·drɪd ænd ˈfɪf.ti cento e cinquenta
ə ˈhʌn·drɪd ænd ˈsev.ən.t̬I
fɑɪv cento e setenta e cinco
tu ˈhʌn·drɪd duzentos

fɑɪv ˈhʌn·drɪd ænd ˈsɪk.sti quinhentos e sessenta

ə ˈθaʊ.zənd mil
wʌn ˈθaʊ.zənd tu
ˈhʌn·drɪd mil e duzentos
tu ˈθaʊ.zənd dois mil

ˈdɑl·ər dólar
paʊnd libra
ˈjʊər·oʊ euro
ˌfɪfˈtin paʊndz quinze libras
ˈtwen.t̬i faɪv ˈdɑl·ərz vinte e cinco dólares
tu ˈhʌn·drɪd ænd ˈθɝ.t̬I
ˈjʊər·oʊz duzentos e trinta euros

naɪn paʊndz ˈnaɪn.t̬i naɪn nove libras e noventa e nove

ˈtwen.t̬i wʌn ˈdɑl·ərz vinte e um dólares e noventa e
ˈnaɪn.t̬i faɪv sents cinco centavos
setenta e dois euros e cinquenta
ˈsev.ən.t̬i tu ˈjʊər·oʊ ˈfɪf.ti centavos
ˈoʊ.ʃən oceano
ˈmaʊn.tən montanha
pæθ caminho

ˈtoʊ·t̬əm ˌpoʊl mastro totêmico

ˈdræɡ.ən dragão
ˈhʌn·drɪdz ɑv centenas de

ˈtʃer.i cereja
ɪˈɡwɑ.nə iguana
ˈfrend.li simpático
fid alimentar
leɪk lago
wɑtʃ ˌtiˈvi ver televisão

pleɪ spɔrts fazer esporte

sɪŋ cantar
ˈlɪs.ən tə ˈmju.zɪk ouvir música
ˈli·dər líder
pərˈfɔrm atuar
ˈkɑn·sɜrt concerto
steɪdʒ palco
fil sentir
pleɪ tocar
tʃɪər aplaudir
lʌv adorar

mit encontrar
meɪk fazer

help ajudar
ɡet ficar
titʃ ensinar
wɑtʃ ver
goʊ ir
ˈfɪn.ɪʃ terminar
ˈstʌd.i estudar

mɪs perder/sentir saudades

tʃuz escolher

ˈkær·i carregar
flɑɪ voar, pilotar
ˈɔl.weɪz sempre
ˈɔ·fən frequentemente
ˈsʌmˌtɑɪmz algumas vezes
ˈnev·ər nunca
pleɪ kəmˈpju·t̬ər geɪmz jogar videogame
goʊ ˈʃɑ.pɪŋ fazer compras
dæns dançar
du ˈhoʊmˌwɜrk fazer o dever de casa

hæŋ aʊt wɪθ frendz passar tempo com amigos

tʃæt wɪθ frendz ˈɔnˈlɑɪn bater-papo com amigos online

ˈmil .tɑɪmz hora das refeições

ˈtɜrnˌɔf desligar

ˈsmɑrt.foʊn smartphone
ˈtæb.lɪt tablet

ˈlæp.tɑp laptop
geɪm ˈkɑn.soʊl console de videogame
i ˈri·dər leitor de livro digital

ˌdʒi.piˈes GPS

em.piˈθriˌpleɪ.ər leitor MP3

ˈhed.foʊnz fone de ouvido

ˈmʌn.deɪ segunda-feira
ˈtuz.deɪ terça-feira
ˈwenz.deɪ quarta-feira
ˈθɜrz·deɪ quinta-feira
ˈfraɪ.deɪ sexta-feira
ˈsæt̬·ər·deɪ sábado

ˈsʌn.deɪ domingo
wɑts rɔŋ Qual é o problema?
aɪ hæv æn aɪˈdi.ə Uma ideia!
noʊ weɪ De jeito nenhum!
ˈkʌm .ɔn Vamos lá
ʃeɪvd raspado
ˈdɑk·tər médico
nɜrs enfermeiro
heər cabelo
ˈklæs.meɪt colega de turma
ˈwʌn·dər·fəl excelente

ˈnuzˌpeɪ·pər jornal
sərˈprɑɪz surpresa
ˈbɑ.di corpo
ɑrm braço
ɪr orelha
aɪ olho
fʊt pé

hænd mão
feɪs rosto

leɡ perna
mɑʊθ boca
noʊz nariz
ˈkɜr·li crespo
ɡreɪ grisalho
ʃɔrt curto
blɑnd louro
red ruivo
lɔŋ comprido
braʊn castanho
ˈweɪ.vi ondulado
streɪt liso
blæk preto
ɡrin verde
ˌɡʊdˈlʊk.ɪŋ bonito
weər usar

smaɪl sorriso

ˈglæs.ɪz óculos
ˈmʌs.tæʃ bigode
bɪərd barba
ˈɪr.ɪŋ brinco
tɔl alto
ʃɔrt baixo
tʌtʃ tocar

pʊt jʊr hændz təˈɡeð.ɚ juntar as mãos

stɪk aʊt jʊr tʌŋ mostrar a língua

bɑʊ jʊr hed abaixar a cabeça

kɪs ˈsʌm.wʌns tʃik beijar o rosto

pis ʌv sɪlk pedaço de seda

rʌb noʊzɪz tocar nariz com nariz

ˈskeɪt.bɔrd.ɪŋ andar de skate

dʒɪmˈnæs.tɪks ginástica olímpica

ˈsɑk·ər futebol

gɑlf golfe
kɪk chutar

hɪt bater

pʊʃ empurrar

dʒʌmp pular
spɪn girar

doʊ ˈsʌm·ərˌsɔlts cambalhota

ˈdʒʌmp ˌroʊp corda de pular

hoʊl buraco
ruˈtin rotina
kæn saber
kænt não saber
ˈaɪs.skeɪt patinar no gelo
raɪd eɪ baɪk andar de bicicleta

pleɪ ˈvɑl·iˌbɔl jogar vôlei

du ˌtaɪ.kwɑːnˈdoʊ lutar tae-kwon-do

sɜrf surfar

pleɪ ˈbæs·kɪtˌbɔl jogar basquete

ˈsnoʊ.bɔrd andar de snowboard

pleɪ ˈten.ɪs jogar tênis

eɪ ˈkwɔr·t̬ər ˈæf·tər e quinze
hæf pæst e meia

əˈklɑk horas
eɪ ˈkwɔr·t̬ər tə quinze para
ˈbɑ.t̬əm baixo
ˈwɪn·ər vencedor
wɪn vencer

ˈfaɪ.nəl final
ˈɔr·ɡəˌnɑɪz organizar
ˈdʒæn.ju.er.i janeiro
ˈfeb·juˌer·i fevereiro
mɑrtʃ março
ˈeɪ.prəl abril
meɪ maio
dʒun junho
dʒʊˈlaɪ julho
ɑˈɡʌst agosto
sepˈtem·bər setembro
ɑkˈtoʊ·bər outubro
noʊˈvem·bər novembro
dɪˈsem·bər dezembro
ˈwɪn·tər inverno

sprɪŋ primavera

ˈsʌm·ər verão

fɑl outono
fɜrst primeiro
ˈsek.ənd segundo
θɜrd terceiro
fɔrθ quarto
fɪfθ quinto
sɪksθ sexto
ˈsev.əntθ sétimo
eɪtθ oitavo
nɑɪnθ nono
tenθ décimo
ɪˈlev·ənθ décimo-primeiro
twelfθ décimo-segundo
ˌθɜrtˈtinθ décimo-terceiro
ˈtwen.t̬i.ɪθ vigésimo
ˈθɜr·t̬i·ɪθ trigésimo
ˈθɝ.t̬i ˈfɜrst trigésimo-primeiro

stʌf coisas
naʊ wʌt E agora?
ɪts noʊ bɪɡ dil Não é (um problema) sério
ɑɪˈem ʃʊr tenho certeza

ˌvaɪ.əˈlɪn violino

ˈtrʌmpət trombeta
mjuˈzɪʃ.ən músico

ˈkɑn·sɜrt concerto
ˈsɪŋ.ər cantor
ˈsɪŋ.ɪŋ cantando
ˈdæn.sɪŋ dançando
livɪŋ indo embora
ˈrʌn.ɪŋ correndo
ˈsɪt̬ .ɪŋ sentando
ˈri.dɪŋ lendo
ˈstæn.dɪŋ em pé
tʃɪrɪŋ aplaudindo
ˈɡet̬.ɪŋ comprando
ˈwer.ɪŋ usando
ˈkʌm·ɪŋ indo
ˈteɪ.kɪŋ tirando
ˈʃɑ.pɪŋ fazer compras
beɪkɪŋ assando
wɑtʃɪŋ vendo
pleɪɪŋ tocando
ˈstʌdi.ɪŋ estudando
lɑɪk gostar
lʌv adorar
heɪt detestar

dres vestido

koʊt casaco

dʒinz jeans

ˈswet̬·ər suéter

ʃɜrt camisa

ʃuz sapato
ʃɔrts short

ˈskɜrt saia
sɑks meias

ˈti .ʃɜrt camiseta

ˈsni·kərz tênis

pænts calças compridas

wʊd madeira
strɪŋ corda
stɪk pau
bloʊ soprar
dip profundo
hoʊld segurar
ɡraʊnd chão

ˈɔr·kə·strə orquestra
klɔθ pano
rɪˈlæks.ɪŋ relaxante

ʃef chef

ˈkʊk.ɪŋ cozinhar
pleɪt prato
sup sopa

ˈsæl.əd salada
steɪk bife

ˈɑ.mə.lət omelete

keɪk bolo
jʌŋ jovem
stɑr famoso

mʌst dever
ˈmʌs.ənt não dever
mit carne

frut fruta
ˈvedʒ.tə.bəl legume
drɪŋk bebida
ˈtʃɪk.ɪn frango
bif carne bovina
læm carne ovina
ˈbɜr·ɡər hambúrguer

pəˈteɪ.t̬oʊ batata
təˈmeɪ.t̬oʊ tomate
ˈkær·ət cenoura
ˈpep·ər pimentão
ˈkɔ·fi café
ti chá
dʒus suco
mɪlk leite
bəˈnæn.ə banana

ˈɔr.ɪndʒ laranja
ˈæp.əl maçã

ˈstrɑˌber.i morango
ˈmen.ju menu
ˈæp·ɪˌtɑɪ·zər entrada
ˌmeɪnˈkɔrs prato principal
dɪˈzɜrt sobremesa
ˈɔr·dər pedido
bred pão

ˈsɪər·i·əl cereal
ˈjoʊ·ɡərt iogurte
dʒæm geleia
ˈhʌn.i mel

eɡ ovo

ˈbʌt̬·ər manteiga
ˈbrek.fəst café da manhã
lʌntʃ almoço
ˈdɪn·ər jantar
ʌv kɔrs claro
bi ˈkeər·fəl tomar cuidado
eɪ ˈlɪt̬.əl um pouco de
ði θɪŋ ɪz (o problema) é que
ˈæs·trəˌnɔt astronauta

əˈtʃiv.mənt proeza
ˈspeɪs.kræft espaçonave

stæmp selo

speɪs espaço

ˈfæk.tər.i fábrica

ˈskɑɪˌdɑɪ·vɪŋ paraquedismo

ˈtreɪ.nɪŋ treinamento

bi bɔrn nascer
ˈlʌk.i sortudo
ɪn em
æt em
læst último
ˈjes·tər·deɪ ontem
steɪ ficar
stɔrm tempestade
ˌʌn·dərˈwɔt̬·ər debaixo d'água
ˈhɜr·əˌkeɪn furacão
ˈmɑn·stər monstro
wɜrkt trabalhou/trabalhava
muvd mudou-se
kræʃt colidiu
daɪd morreu
ˈwɜr.id preocupou-se
helpt ajudou
ˈstɑr.t̬ɪd começou
traɪd tentou

ˈweð·ər clima
bi reɪnɪŋ estar chovendo
ˈsʌn.i Está fazendo sol.
ˈwɪn.di ventando
ˈklaʊ.di nublado
bi snoʊɪŋ estar nevando
hɑt quente
koʊld frio
wɔrm morno
streɪndʒ estranho
ɪmˈpruv melhorar
kriˈeɪt criar
ˈrɑɪt̬.ər escritor

ˈʃoʊl·dər ombro

sut terno

weɪt esperar
dɪˈzɜrt deserto

sænd areia
ˌʌp.sɑɪdˈdɑʊn de cabeça para baixo
ber urso
hɔrs cavalo
bɜrd pássaro
kaʊ vaca

dɑg cachorro
ˈel.ɪ.fənt elefante
ɡəˈrɪl.ə gorila
kæt gato
sneɪk cobra
ʃip carneiro
ˈtɑɪ·ɡər tigre

ˈræb.ɪt coelho
ˈhɔrs.bæk ˈrɑɪ·dɪŋ cavalgar
raɪd cavalgar
skeərd amedrontado
wʊdz bosque
nɔɪz barulho
pʊt pôr
ræn correu
keɪm veio
fel caiu
faʊnd encontrou
ɡɑt ficou
ɡeɪv deu
went foi
nu sabia
meɪd fez
sɔ viu
tʊk levou
teɪk ə breɪk fazer um intervalo
hæv ə ɡʊd taɪm divertir-se
meɪk ə mɪˈsteɪk cometer um erro
meɪk ə nɔɪz fazer um barulho
teɪk ə ʃaʊr tomar banho
doʊ ˈhoʊmˌwɜrk fazer o dever de casa
teɪk ˈfoʊ.t̬oʊz tirar fotos
goʊ ɔn veɪˈkeɪ.ʃən tirar férias

ɡet ˈæŋ.ɡri ficar zangado

goʊ əˈweɪ ir embora
ɡet ɪkˈsɑɪt̬.əd ficar empolgado
ɪkˈstɪŋkt extinto
ˈaɪ.lənd ilha
bɪˈkʌm tornar-se

tiθ dentes

hɔrn chifre

kʊd podia
ˈkʊd.ənt não podia
ˈbju.t̬ə.fəl bonito
ˈbɔr.ɪŋ chato
klin limpo
smɑrt inteligente
ˈdeɪn.dʒər.əs perigoso
ˈdɜr·t̬i sujo
ˈhɔr.ə.bəl horrível

ˈɪn·trə·stɪŋ interessante
min mau
naɪs amável
seɪf seguro
ˈstu.pɪd estúpido
ˈʌɡ.li feio
ɔlˈrɑɪt está bem
ˈsʌd.ən.li de repente
ju pʊr θɪŋ coitado
wʌt ˈhæpənd O que aconteceu?
baɪk bicicleta

kɑr carro
boʊt barco
ˈsʌb.weɪ treɪn trem do metrô
bʌs ônibus

ˌtrænt.spɚˈteɪ.ʃən transporte
ˈtræf.ɪk tráfego
prɪˈzen.t̬ɚ apresentador
ˈeərˌpɔrt aeroporto
trɪp viagem
pə.lut poluir
ˈmoʊ·t̬ərˌsɑɪ·kəl moto
pleɪn avião

ˈhel·ɪˌkɑp·tər helicóptero

ˈfer.i balsa
ˈtæk.si táxi

treɪn trem
roʊd estrada
reɪl ferrovia
ˈwɔ·t̬ər água

er areia
kwɪkɚ mais rápido
bɪɡɚ maior
tʃipɚ mais barato
ˈi.zi.ɚ mais fácil
ˈhel.θi.ɚ mais saudável
mɔr ɪkˈspent.sɪv mais caro
mɔr ˈdeɪn.dʒər.əs mais perigoso
ˈbet̬·ər melhor

ˈmaʊn.tən montanha
bitʃ praia

ˈrɪv·ər rio

ˈoʊ.ʃən mar
ˈfild campo
leɪk lago

fɑrm fazenda
ˈfɔr·əst floresta

ˈen·dʒən motor

wil roda

ˈsutkeɪs mala
bæmˈbu bambu
hɪl colina
ˈfloʊ.t̬ɪŋ flutuante
rid junco
reɪlz trilhos

muv mover