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basketball  /ˈbɑːskɪtˌbɔːl/ Noun uncount
basketball is a game that you play indoors. Players try to Italian  /ɪˈtæliən/ Adjective
throw the ball through a metal frame at each end of the something or someone that is Italian is from Italy
court (area where they are playing the game) spaghetti is an Italian dish | Italian coffee | her husband
Collocates: play basketball | a basketball match is Italian | he has an Italian passport
do you like playing basketball? | we play basketball
jacket  /ˈʤækɪt/ Noun
every Friday | a basketball match | she’s a good a
a jacket is a piece of clothing like a light coat
basketball player
he’s wearing black trousers and a grey jacket | it’s in my
concert  /ˈkɒnsə(ː)t/ Noun jacket pocket | do you like my jacket? | take your jacket
a concert is a public performance in which people play off
music
long  /lɒŋ/ Adjective
Collocates: go to a concert
if something is long, there is a big distance between one
my mum is taking me to a concert for my birthday | a lot end of it and the other end
of people are travelling to Wembley for the big concert |
a long dress | Watling Street is a very long road | our
I’m going to a concert on Saturday | the band is giving a
garden is not very wide but it’s very long | a shirt with
concert in London | a rock concert | I’ve got tickets for a
long sleeves
pop concert
magazine  /ˌmægəˈziːn/ Noun
dish  /dɪʃ/ Noun
a magazine is like a thin book with a paper cover which
a dish is a kind of food that you make in a
you can buy every week or every month
particular way
do you read any fashion magazines? | a football
a typical Italian dish | my favourite chicken dish
magazine | a monthly magazine (that is published every
| a delicious fish dish
month) | the magazine comes out every Thursday
dress  /dres/ Noun
player  /ˈpleɪə/ Noun
a dress is a piece of clothing for women or girls which
a player is someone who plays a sport
has a top and a skirt joined together
she’s the best player in the team | a good football player
she’s wearing a blue dress | an expensive dress |
| the players are about to start the match | there are
a wedding dress (that someone wears to get
11 players in a football team
married in)
present  /ˈprez(ə)nt/ Noun
exam  /ɪgˈzæm/ Noun
a present is something you give to someone, for
an exam is an important test that you do at school or
example when it is their birthday or at Christmas
university
Collocates: give someone a present | a birthday/
Collocates: take an exam | pass an exam | fail an exam
Christmas present
I’m studying for an exam | when do your exams start? | I
I need to buy my dad a birthday present | it is a very
hope you pass all your exams (succeed in all of them) | I
generous present | a leaving present (a present given to
think I’m going to fail my French exam (not succeed in it)
someone when they leave their job) | she always gets a
| I have to take my exams at the end of the year | a really
lot of Christmas presents | are you going to open your
difficult exam
present?
favourite  /ˈfeɪvərɪt/ Adjective
sell  /sel/ Verb
your favourite thing or person is the one you like the
if you sell something, you give it to someone else and
most out of a group of them
they give you money for it
which is your favourite restaurant in Bristol? | who’s your
they sell children’s clothes in that shop | do you sell
favourite singer? | my favourite colour is red | Jaguar is
stamps? | I’m trying to sell my car
her favourite sort of car
Noun: favourite sing  /sɪŋ/ Verb
I like lots of singers, but Ed Sheeran is my favourite if you sing, or sing a song, you make musical sounds
with your voice
half  /hɑːf/ Noun Collocates: sing (someone) a song
half of something is one of two equal parts that make
please sing us a song | let’s sing while we’re waiting |
the whole thing. If something in a shop is half price, you
she sings beautifully (very well) | I can’t sing very well
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song  /sɒŋ/ Noun
a song is a piece of music with words that you can sing
sitting around the fire and singing songs | a pop song |
a love song | a song by Lennon and McCartney | I can
remember all the words to that song
sport  /spɔːt/ Noun
sport is games like football or basketball or tennis
do you like doing sports? | I hate sport | he’s watching
sport on TV | sport is great fun
story  /ˈstɔːri/ Noun
a story is a description of an event or series of events.
Stories can be real or imaginary (not true)
Collocates: read (someone) a story
he reads the children a story every evening | a story
about a man and his dog | a short story | my dad is very
good at making up stories | a true story | a story with a
happy ending | a bedtime story (that you read to children
when they are going to bed)
team  /tiːm/ Noun
a team is a group of people who play a sport against
another group of people in a sports event such as a
football match, hockey match, etc.
who’s your favourite football team? | I’m captain of
the school basketball team | there are 11 players in a
cricket team | my team is winning
toy  /tɔɪ/ Noun
a toy is an object that children play with
a wooden toy | the toy section of a department store |
children have so many toys these days | the children are
playing with their toys | a toy car | a toy shop (a shop
that sells toys)
try on  /traɪ/ /ɒn/ Phrasal verb
if you try on clothes, you put them on to see if you like
them or if they are the right size, especially if you want to
buy them
you can try on the jeans in the changing room | here –
try this one on and see if it fits | I always try on clothes
before I buy them | I don’t buy shoes on the internet
because I can’t try them on first | can I try on the next
size?
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art  /ɑːt/ Noun uncount
art is things like paintings, sculptures, etc. that people
enjoy looking at
she’s studying art at university | he’s not interested in
art | an art teacher | you can learn a lot about art in this
museum
Noun: artist
Picasso was a famous artist of the 20th century | she
wants to be a famous artist
band  /bænd/ Noun
a band is a group of musicians who play music together
Collocates: a rock/punk/brass/jazz band | a dance band |
a live band
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he plays the guitar in a rock band | there’s a live band
at the party (the musicians are there, not a recording of
them) | the band is on tour (travelling around a country
to different concerts)
cake  /keɪk/ Noun
cake is a sweet food made with flour, eggs and sugar
and sometimes also with fruit or chocolate. You cook it
by baking it in an oven
Collocates: make a cake
a piece of cake | chocolate cake | a birthday cake | the
shop sells lovely cakes | would you like some cake?
Chinese  /ˌʧaɪˈniːz/ Adjective
someone or something that is Chinese is from China
I like Chinese food | a beautiful Chinese cupboard | she
has a Chinese passport
cook  /kʊk/ Verb
when you cook food, you get it ready to eat by making
it hot
cook the chicken for an hour | I cook lunch every day |
we’re cooking a pizza today | he likes to cook
Noun: cooking | Noun: cook
I like cooking | are you a good cook?
cooking  /ˈkʊkɪŋ/ Noun uncount
his cooking is always delicious | Alex loves cooking
dancing  /ˈdɑːnsɪŋ/ Noun
dancing is the activity of moving around in time with
music for pleasure
we go dancing every Saturday night | do you enjoy
dancing? | I’m too tired for any more dancing | dancing
is fun
Verb: dance | Noun: dancer
she dances very well | I can’t dance | would you like to
dance with me? | Jeffrey is a good dancer
design  /dɪˈzaɪn/ Noun
the design of something is the way it is put together and
the way that it looks
the design of the phone is very simple | we’re still
working on the design of the new car | your shirt is a
really nice design
Verb: design | Noun: designer
my friend designed this ring | Gustave Eiffel designed
the Eiffel Tower | a famous dress designer
drive  /draɪv/ Verb
if you drive a car or other vehicle, you control it while it
is moving
I want to learn to drive a car | he drives a taxi | he’s 50
and he still can’t drive | it will take an hour to drive to
Brighton | I don’t like driving in cities
Noun: driver
she’s a bus driver | a taxi driver | a very good driver
exercise  /ˈeksə(r)saɪz/ Noun uncount
exercise is physical activity that helps you to stay fit and
healthy
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Collocates: do exercise | get exercise
I don’t do a lot of exercise | you need to do some
exercise | you don’t get enough exercise | I play football
on Sundays for the exercise | swimming is good exercise
Verb: exercise
I exercise regularly to stay fit
Facebook  /ˈfeɪsˌbʊk/ Noun singular
Facebook is a social media website where you put
information about yourself, photos, etc. so that you can
share them with your friends
she’s one of my Facebook friends | click this link to
add a photo to your Facebook page | over 90% of
businesses are on Facebook
go out  /gəʊ aʊt/ Phrasal verb
if you go out, you go to somewhere like a restaurant or
cinema to have a nice time
do you want to go out? | I can’t afford (don’t have
enough money) to go out tonight | let’s go out | we’re
going out for a meal tonight
great  /greɪt/ Adjective
if you refer to someone as a great player, great singer,
great writer, etc., you mean that they are really very
good and one of the best in the world
Gareth Bale is a great footballer | Tolstoy, Pushkin and
the other great Russian writers | she’s the greatest tennis
player in history
gym  /ʤɪm/ Noun
a gym is a room or a building with lots of equipment for
people to do exercise
Collocates: go to the gym
I always go to the gym on Thursdays | it costs more to
go to the gym at weekends | I joined a gym this year | I
prefer walking in the park to going to the gym
internet  /ˈɪntəˌnet/ Noun singular
the internet is the system that connects computers all
over the world and lets them share information, pictures,
etc.
I use the internet all the time at work | look it up on the
internet | an internet search | do you have access to the
internet? (can you connect to the internet?)
look  /lʊk/ Verb
if you look at someone or something, you use your eyes
to see them
Collocates: look at someone or something
look at the photo | look at me | I’m looking at you | don’t
look now | she looks at her phone every minute
Mexican  /ˈmeksɪkən/ Adjective
someone or something that is Mexican is from Mexico
a Mexican dance | I have a Mexican friend | she has a
Mexican passport
modern  /ˈmɒdən/ Adjective
something that is modern is quite new and uses new
ideas or styles
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a modern building | modern furniture | modern history
(the history of the world since about 1600) | the house
looks very modern | modern art
news  /njuːz/ Noun singular
news is information about things that have happened
very recently or that are happening at the moment. The
news is a programme on television or radio that regularly
gives this information
the news starts at ten o’clock | the radio has a news
bulletin (short programme) every hour | I get my news on
social media
prefer  /priˈfɜː/ Verb
the person or thing you prefer is the one you want or
like the most out of a group of them
Collocates: prefer something to something
do you prefer driving to cycling? | do you want some tea,
or would you prefer coffee? | at school I preferred history
to maths | shall we go to the theatre or the cinema –
which would you prefer?
programme  /ˈprəʊgræm/ Noun
a programme is an individual event on radio or television
a TV programme about cooking | there was a really
interesting programme on the BBC last night | she
makes documentary programmes for the radio | there
are lots of sports programmes on TV | that’s my favourite
programme
running  /ˈrʌnɪŋ/ Noun
running is an activity in which you run for pleasure, for
sport, or to keep fit
Collocates: go running
I go running every morning before work | running is my
favourite form of exercise | I’m too tired to go running
this evening
series  /ˈsɪəriːz/ Noun
a series is several TV shows that tell a story over a
period of several weeks
a new series on BBC | a drama series | are you watching
that series with Martin Freeman in it?
singer  /ˈsɪŋə/ Noun
a singer is someone who sings songs, especially
someone who does this as a job
Ed Sheeran is my favourite singer | there are two singers
in the band | she’s a famous singer
video  /ˈvɪdɪəʊ/ Noun
a video is a set of moving pictures that you can watch,
for example on YouTube
watch the video, then answer the questions | we
watched videos on YouTube | a video showing you how
to cook fish | a funny video
website  /ˈwebˌsaɪt/ Noun
a website is a set of pages on the internet where
you can get information about a particular subject or
organisation
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they have a very simple website | this is a useful website
for information about Australia | our website gets 2,000
visits a day | which websites do you look at most often? |
can you send the URL for your website? (the address, so
I can find it)
writer  /ˈraɪtə/ Noun
a writer is someone who writes books, or who writes for
newspapers or magazines
the first Russian writer to win the Nobel Prize | Dickens
is a famous writer | J.K. Rowling is my favourite writer | a
successful writer
Verb: write
she’s writing a novel
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about  /əˈbaʊt/ Preposition
if a book, film, etc. is about someone or something, it
talks about them or shows them as the main subject
I’m writing a book about Berlin | a film about Winston
Churchill | a poem about being in love
after  /ˈɑːftə/ Adverb/Preposition
when something happens later than something else, it
happens after, or after it
I’m going to the cinema after school today | can I see
you after lunch? | what are you doing after?
American  /əˈmerɪkən/ Adjective
someone or something that is American is from the
United States
who is the American president? | an American passport |
his wife is American
Noun: American
the Americans love baseball
at the same time  /æt ðə seɪm taɪm/ Phrase
if two things happen at the same time, no time passes
between one event and the other
you shouldn’t listen to music and do your homework at
the same time | there are two films I want to watch on TV
but they’re on at the same time
British  /ˈbrɪtɪʃ/ Adjective
someone or something that is British is from the United
Kingdom
are you British? | a British passport | he works for a
British company
business  /ˈbɪznəs/ Noun uncount
business is the work people do that involves making,
selling and buying things
Collocates: on business
what business are you in? | I’m in the engineering
business | we do a lot of business with a company in
Portugal | she travels a lot on business (goes to different
places representing her company)
called  /kɔːld/ Adjective
if you are called something, that is your name. If
something is called something, that is its name
my dog is called Felix | the town is called Bootle | what’s
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your village called? | it’s a place near Manchester, called
Salford
Verb: call
I call my car Aggie
Egyptian  /ɪˈʤɪpʃən/ Adjective
someone or something that is Egyptian is from Egypt
he knows a lot about Egyptian history | a museum with a
lot of Egyptian art | an Egyptian passport
Noun: Egyptian
a group of Egyptians
famous  /ˈfeɪməs/ Adjective
if lots of people know about someone or something, that
person or thing is famous
the Eiffel Tower is very famous | a famous painting in
the Louvre | Glastonbury is a famous music festival | a
famous football player
government  /ˈɡʌvə(r)nmənt/ Noun
the government is the group of people who are in
charge of a country or region
the government is spending too much money at the
moment | can the government make people happier? |
the local government (that works in a town or region, not
the whole country) | the government building (where the
people in the government work)
help  /help/ Verb
if something helps you, it makes it easier for you to do
something or succeed in something
drink some warm milk – it will help you sleep | when I
want to relax, listening to music helps
Noun: help
do you need help with your suitcase?
Japanese  /ˌʤæpəˈniːz/ Adjective
someone or something that is Japanese is from Japan
Haruki Murakami is a famous Japanese writer | a
Japanese painting | I like Japanese food | she has a
Japanese passport
moment  /ˈməʊmənt/ Noun
if you talk about something happening at the moment,
you mean it is happening now but won’t be happening
after a while
Collocates: at the moment
at the moment (now) it’s 28 degrees outside | he can’t
drive at the moment | I’m not very well at the moment
| he’s out of work at the moment (doesn’t have a job) |
Tom’s out at the moment; he’ll be back at 7 | my car isn’t
working at the moment
nothing  /ˈnʌθɪŋ/ Pronoun
nothing means not anything at all
there’s nothing in the fridge | he has nothing to say to
me | it costs nothing to walk | I have nothing in my bank
account at the end of the month
politics  /ˈpɒlətɪks/ Noun
politics is the work of getting power and running a
country or a part of a country
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I’m not interested in politics | she’s studying politics
at university | he wants to go into politics because he
wants to improve people’s lives | we’re always arguing
about politics
Adjective: political | Noun: politician
the country has political and social problems | our
political system needs to change | people don’t always
like politicians
prison  /ˈprɪzn/ Noun
a prison is a building for people who are being punished
because they are criminals. Prisoners live there for
months or years until the end of their punishment
Collocates: send someone to prison | be in prison |
spend time in prison
I don’t want to go to prison | he spent 20 years in prison
for killing a policeman | he’s still in prison but hopes to
get out next year | if they catch you, they’ll send you to
prison
Noun: prisoner
a prisoner escaped last night
problem  /ˈprɒbləm/ Noun
a problem is a situation that you do not like and which is
difficult to stop or change
crime is a problem in this area | you can talk to me about
any problems you’ve got | there are traffic problems
in the city centre | unemployment (when lots of people
cannot get a job) is a big problem | what’s the problem?
really  /ˈrɪəli/ Adverb
you use really to emphasise what you are saying
it’s a really good film | I really like her | you really must
stop smoking
sad  /sæd/ Adjective
if you are sad, you feel unhappy, especially because
something unpleasant has happened. A sad time, event,
or story is one that makes you feel sad
it was a really sad day | the film was so sad that I cried
at the end | she looks very sad | I was very sad when
your father died | the book has a sad ending
Spanish  /ˈspænɪʃ/ Adjective
someone or something that is Spanish is from Spain
her husband is Spanish | I like Spanish food | a Spanish
passport
vegetarian  /ˌvedʒəˈteəriən/ Adjective
a vegetarian is someone who does not eat meat, and
eats mostly vegetables. Vegetarian food is what they eat
a vegetarian dish of pasta and tomatoes | they sell
vegetarian food here | we have a vegetarian menu | who
is having the vegetarian burger?
Noun: vegetarian
are you a vegetarian?
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bit  /bɪt/ Noun
if you say something is a bit small, a bit cold, a bit wet,
etc., you mean that it is slightly small, cold or wet
my shoes are a bit small | it’s a bit cold in here now, let’s
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shut the window | she looks a bit angry
blue  /bluː/ Adjective
if something is blue, it is the colour of the sky when there
are no clouds
my front door is blue | a blue car | a bunch of blue flowers
Noun: blue
blue is my favourite colour
brown  /braʊn/ Adjective
if something is brown, it is the colour of earth, wood,
coffee, etc.
he’s wearing brown shoes | a brown carpet | her eyes
are brown
cheap  /ʧiːp/ Adjective
something that is cheap does not cost very much money
a cheap hotel | tickets for the concert are quite cheap | a
shop selling cheap clothes | it’s cheaper if you buy it on
the internet
Opposite – Adjective: expensive
an expensive watch | it’s a good restaurant, but too
expensive for us
coat  /kəʊt/ Noun
a coat is a piece of clothing that you wear when you are
outdoors to keep warm
take a coat – it’s cold outside | a nice warm coat | hang
your coat in the hall | put your coat on
colour  /ˈkʌlə/ Noun
red, green, blue, yellow, orange, white, pink, etc. are all
colours
what colour is your bike? | the walls are a really nice
colour | my favourite colour is yellow | the photos in this
book are all in black and white, not in colour
comfortable  /ˈkʌmfətəbl/ Adjective
something that is comfortable makes you feel relaxed
and happy and is pleasant to be in or sit in
these shoes feel very comfortable | a comfortable
armchair | our new sofa’s really comfortable | are
you comfortable sitting there? | the bed was old and I
couldn’t get comfortable in it
Noun: comfort | Opposite – Adjective: uncomfortable
lie back and relax in comfort | these shoes are really
uncomfortable
design  /dɪˈzaɪn/ Noun
the design of something is the way it is put together and
the way that it looks
the design of the phone is very simple | we’re still
working on the design of the new car | your shirt is a
really nice design
Verb: design | Noun: designer
my friend designed this ring | Gustave Eiffel designed
the Eiffel Tower | a famous dress designer
dress  /dres/ Noun
a dress is a piece of clothing for women or girls which
has a top and a skirt joined together
she’s wearing a blue dress | an expensive dress | a
wedding dress (that someone wears to get married in)
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extra  /ˈekstrə/ Adverb
something that is extra-large, extra-small, etc. is very
large, very small, etc.
an extra-large T-shirt | an extra-small pair of jeans
feel  /fiːl/ Verb
if something feels warm, comfortable, soft, etc., that
is what you think about it when you are touching it or
wearing it
these shoes feel very comfortable | the sheets feel very
cold | the cat’s fur feels lovely and soft
floor  /flɔː/ Noun
a floor is a level inside a building. When you come into
a building from the street, you are on the ground floor.
When you go up one floor, you are on the first floor
my office is on the third floor | which floor is the
classroom on? | my house has three floors
green  /griːn/ Adjective
something that is green is the colour of grass. A green
salad has things like lettuce in it, and looks green
a green salad | green vegetables are good for you
jacket  /ˈʤækɪt/ Noun
a jacket is a piece of clothing like a light coat
he’s wearing black trousers and a grey jacket | it’s in my
jacket pocket | do you like my jacket? | take your jacket
off
jeans  /ʤiːnz/ Noun
jeans are blue trousers made of strong material called
denim
Collocates: a pair of jeans
a pair of jeans | she’s wearing jeans and a T-shirt | I
need some new jeans | do you like my jeans?
look  /lʊk/ Verb
if something looks good, looks interesting, looks nice,
etc., that is what you think when you see it
that chair looks very comfortable | you look nice in that
suit | the town looks very sad in the rain
look  /lʊk/ Verb
when you are in a shop but are not ready to buy
anything yet, you say you are just looking
Can I help you? – No thanks, I’m just looking
off  /ɒf/ Adverb
if a price has a certain amount off, it becomes cheaper
by that amount
I’ll let you have ten pounds off, so you can have it for
£70 instead of £80 | they’re selling shoes with 25% off
percent  /pəˈsent/ Noun
percent is used to refer to amounts. For example ten
percent of something is one of ten equal parts of it, and
the whole thing is 100 percent. So ten percent of 250
is 25. We often use the symbol % instead of the word
percent
over 70 percent of the population live in cities | a 3% pay
increase | 12 percent of our students come from other
countries
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present  /ˈprez(ə)nt/ Noun
a present is something you give to someone, for
example when it is their birthday or at Christmas
Collocates: give someone a present | a birthday/
Christmas present
I need to buy my dad a birthday present | it is a very
generous present | a leaving present (a present given to
someone when they leave their job) | she always gets a
lot of Christmas presents | are you going to open your
present?
size  /saɪz/ Noun
the size of something is how big or small it is. If clothes
are your size, they fit you. If they are the wrong size, they
are too big or too small and do not fit you
Collocates: his/your/my etc. size | the wrong size | the
right size
it’s a nice dress but it’s the wrong size for me | what size
shoes do you take? | they didn’t have my size | I can’t
find any jeans the right size
small  /smɔːl/ Adjective
something that is small is not very big
Ledbury is quite a small town | these shoes are too small
for me | a small café | a small dog | the hotel is nice but
the rooms are rather small
sure  /ʃʊə/ Adjective
if you are sure about something, you are certain that you
know what you think about it
they’re comfortable, but I’m not sure about the colour (I
don’t know if I like the colour) | I’m sure my wallet is in
my jacket | are you sure it’s Thursday today?
T-shirt  /ˈtiːʃɜːt/ Noun
a T-shirt is a shirt with short sleeves and no buttons
down the front
she’s wearing a T-shirt and jeans | a white T-shirt | you
can’t wear a T-shirt to school | my T-shirts need washing
think  /θɪŋk/ Verb
if you ask someone what they think of something, you
want to know their opinion about it, for example if they
like it or not
what do you think about my new shirt? | my mum thinks
it’s really fashionable | do you think these trousers look
all right with this shirt?
top  /tɒp/ Adjective
a top thing is the one that is the highest one out of a
group of them
the top floor of a building | it’s in the top drawer | my pen
is in my top pocket
white  /waɪt/ Adjective
if something is white, it is the colour of snow
a white T-shirt | we’re painting the walls white | her hair
is white
yellow  /ˈjeləʊ/ Adjective
if something is yellow, it is the colour of the sun
a yellow T-shirt | a yellow sports car | our front door is
yellow
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EXERCISES D Write the words for the people.

1  design
A Are the words for people (P) or clothes (C)? Circle
P or C. 2  art

1  basketball player P C 3  dance

2  coat P C 4  drive

3  dress P C 5  politics

4  jacket P C E Complete the sentences with words formed from the

words in bold.
5  prisoner P C
1  I prefer cooking to Italian. Japan
6  writer P C
2  Weibo is a website. China
B Complete the words in the sentences.
3  I think Time is an magazine.
1  This s _ _ _ _ s of books is about a boy called Harry
 America
Potter.
4  I’m going to a concert in Madrid. Madrid is a
2  These cakes are ten p _ _ _ _ _ t off. Let’s buy some!
city. Spain
3  I watch a n _ _ s programme every evening at five.
5  A
 Chihuahua is a dog. I love
4  Pavlos loves exercise and he goes to the g _ m every their size – they’re very small! Mexico
day.
F Complete the sentences with the verbs in the box. The
5  Dad has a big b _ _ _ _ _ _ s. It makes and sells toys. words in bold will help you.

6  I like the colour y _ _ _ _ w – my room is that colour! have  look  sing  take  try on

C Tick (✓) the correct sentences.

1  Does this T-shirt good?
1  a  Do you often go out for dinner?
2  They team sports every
   b  Do you often go out with dinner?
Tuesday afternoon.
2  a  I like films during real life. 
3  I want the right size. Is there a place to
   b  I like films about real life. 
clothes in here?
3  a  At the moment, I’m reading
4  At this modern school, you never
The Stranger.
an exam.
  b  In the moment, I’m reading
The Stranger. 5  OK, children. I want you to this

4  a  I don’t normally buy things at song with me.

the internet. G Complete the words with the vowels (a, e, i , o, u).

  b  I don’t normally buy things on 1  a v _ g _ t _ r _ _ n dish

the internet. 2  a f _ m _ _ s actor
5  a  What do you think by this shirt? 3  c _m f _ r t _ b l _ jeans
   b  What do you think of this shirt?
4  a s _ d story

5  my f _ v _ _ r _ t _ singer

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