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School life
Vocabulary
1 Match the subjects and activities to the places in
the school. Use each word only once.
Break ~,rt SG~ce Choir ~tLce · PE,.,. ICT
G~~ Techni'2al~ d-uc:.?~tion Ki.)'u£ic

2 Complete the timetable with the correct places

from exercise 1.

science laboratory
4 _ _ _ _ __
............,,.......,......-

Thursday

Subject: Technical
Subject: English Subject: Maths
education Subject: Chemistry
2 Room A6 Room B2 4
------ Subject: Art Subject: History Subject: Music
5
Room A8 6

Subject: Bosnian
Subject: Geography Subject: PE
language Subject: PE Subject: English
Room B3 Activity: Gymnastics Activity: Football
Room A6 7 Room A6
8
 I'm in year 8 at Osnovna skola Kulin ban
in Sarajevo, the capital city of Bosnia
and Herzegovina. It's a great school! The
building is old, but inside there's lots
of new technology in the classrooms.
There is a computer room with over
twenty computers. There are also some
new science laboratories and a library,
. but there is no canteen .
My favourite subjects are Music and Art,
and there's a fant astic new arts block
for these subjects. In the music room,
there's some new recording equipment.
Every term we play some of the music
we learn in a concert and record it.
It's great fun!
Are there any t hings I don't like about
the,.school? No, there aren't. There aren't
any subject s I really don't like, and every • Schools teach a general education which is free and obligatory.
day t here's somet hing interesting to
• Primary school lasts 9 years.
learn. And of course all of my friends go
• After primary school students choose a secondary school;
t here, t oo.
either a grammar school or a vocational school.
• After secondary school students may decide to go to university
which is organized according to the Bologna Declaration.

Grammar
Some, any, no There is I There are
1 Complete the sentences from the text. 3 Complete the sentences w ith there is,
1 There are new science laboratories. there isn't, there are, there aren't.
2 There is canteen. _ _ _ _ _ some science laboratories in our
3 In the music room, there's new school.
recording equipment. 2 a sports field. We have to use the
4 Are there things I don't like about local sports centre.
the school? 3 any posters on the walls of the
5 There aren't subjects I really don't art room.
like. 4 no cakes left in the shop.
5 some good programmes on TV at
2 Choose the correct words. the weekend.
We use someY any in affirmative sentences. 6 any whiteboards in the language
2 We use some le fin negative sentences . laboratory.
3 We USeC2:0(.?71?' I arw I both some and any with 7 a new cinema in town. It's great.
countable oouns. 8 no milk for breakfast.
I '\'
4 We use porr;e I any I both some and any with 9 any water in the swimming pool.
uncountab le nouns.
5 We use some 10:J 11
in questions.

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 Pestivals

Read the text. Are the statements true or false or

doesn't it sayT
Bascarsija Nights is the biggest festival in Bosnia and
Herzegovina. __
2 The Bascarsija neighbourhood is about
500 years old. __
3 The festival takes place on a few nights in July. - -
4 The number of acts has grown since 1996. __
5 The festival includes some international acts. __
6 Not many of the performances are free . __
The old town of Sarajevo, particularly the Bascarsija
neighbourhood, is a lively place, but every year in July
ram mar
it becomes even livelier. For the whole month the area
/an, the holds the Bascarsija Nights festival. This is a celebration
of many different types of music, theatre, visual arts such
Look at the sentences. Then choose the correct as painting and photography, folk traditions and books.
words. I think it's one of the best events of the summer.
Bascarsija Nights is a summer festival.
Bascarsija means 'main bazaar~ The area was founded in
lfs one of the best events of the summer.
the 15th century, when it had shops and market stalls.
Some of the acts at the festival are international ones.
All of the streets in the district are connected to a craft
The first year it was a two-day event.
or trade, so Bascarsija has been important in the cultural
Over the, years entertainers from much further away have
life of Bosnia and Herzegovina for hundreds of years.
performed, such as Joan Baez from the United States.
However, the festival only started in 1996 so there are
We use a when we talk about one I more than one older festivals. The first year it was a two-day event and
thing. it had just a few acts, but it has become more important
2 We use the for one or more I many things. and it has got better and better. By 1999, the festival was
3 We use a when we talk about things generally I a month long and there were about 30 acts and by 2010 it
specific things. had grown even bigger and there were about 40.
4 We use the when we talk about things generally I
A lot of events include performers and other artists from
specific things.
Bosnia and Herzegovina, but over the years entertainers
5 We use the I a when we first talk about something.
from much further away have performed, such as Joan
6 We use the when the listener doesn't know I knows
Baez from the United States, Manu Chao from France,
what we are talking about.
Johnny Logan from Ireland, Whirling Dervishes from
7 We use the I no article when we use ordinal numbers
Turkey and dancers from India and Chile. If you haven't
and superlative adjectives.
got much money like me, and only a little time, don't
8 We use the I no article when we talk about countries
worry because the festival is free, and you can go to just
called 'States' or 'Republic'.
one or two events!
Much, many, a few, a ittle
2 Look at the words in blue in the text. Then complete
the chart with much, many, a few, a little.

A small number A large number

Countable
Uncountable
 4 Choose the correct words.
The festival is on for a little! a few weeks in
August.
2 Do many! much people go to the festival?
3 The festival started a few! a little years after the
Second World War.
4 How much! many acts were there in 2009?
5 It doesn't cost much I many money to visit the
Bascarsija Nights festival .
6 There weren't much I many acts at the first festiva l
in Sarajevo.

Comparative adjectGves
Look at the texts on the two festivals. Write the
comparative adjectives.
big 5 far
2 old 6 bad
The Edinburgh Int ernational Festival st art ed in 194 ?. After 3 good 7 rich
t he dark years of t he Second Wo rld War, which was one 4 important 8 lively
of t he hardest periods for Eu rope in t he 20th cent ury, t he
festival's founders saw how the cult ural life of Britain and
6 a Which comparative adjectives in exercise 5
are irregular?
Europe ha d become worse and they want ed t o bring it back
t o life an d ma ke it even richer. Like t he Bascarsija Nights
fest ival, it inclu des music, theatre and da nce. Unlike t he
b When do you use more to make comparative
adjectives?
Bascarsija Night s fest ival it takes place in August , not July.

The same year t he Int ernat ional Fest ival st art ed, people 7 Write sentences about your own life. Use one of
went t o Edin burgh du ring the fest ival weeks t o put on their the comparative adjectives in brackets and than.
own shows- in t he st reet , in cafes, halls, anywhere. These
I think that classical concerts are pop
unofficial shows are put on eve ry yea r and they are called
concerts . (interesting I boring)
t he Fringe Fest ival. Some of t hese shows are tradit ional
2 My house is _ _ school _ _ my friend 's
plays but t he re are also dance performances and a lot of
house. (far from I near to)
comedy act s. The numbe r of event s put on by t he Fringe
3 I' m _ _ at English _ _ Maths. (good I bad)
has grown and grown. In 2009 , t here were almost 19,000
4 My dad is my mum. (old I young)
perfo rmers from over sixty countries. There are ot her
5 Sarajevo is Mostar. (big I small)
festivals put on in Edinburgh during August and t ogether
6 My cousins are _ _ at swimming-- . I am.
t hey form t he Edinburgh Festival, which is now t he most
(good I bad)
famous cult ural fest ival in t he world. It 's a lot of fun t o go t o
Edinburgh in August, but don't expect t o get much sleep! 8 Rewrite the sentences in exercise 7. Use as ... as.
1 I think that classical concerts aren't as
interesting as pop concerts.
3 Read the text and complete the sentences with
a I an or the.
VVriting
The Edinburgh Festival is __ famous festiva l.
2 It started after __ Second Wo rld War. 1 Write about a festival you know well. Use the
3 Anyone can put on __ play or comedy act in questions to help you.
Edinburgh during __ festival. What is it called? What can you see I do
4 It's __ largest festival of cultu re in the world. When is it? at the festival?
5 __ people who go to the Edinburgh Festival How old is it? How big is it today?
have a lot of fun.
 Cong:ratulations
Reading
1 Read the text and complete the gaps with the phrases.
half an hour_ nobody is worried two o'clock
somewhere close three months
somebody introduced in the evening
everybody knew Saturday morning

Vocabulary
1 Find a word in the t ext which means:
1 to ask someone to marry you _ _ _ _ _ __
2 to paint somewhere or to add paper and colour

3 to prepare _ _ _ _ _ __
4 to be happy _ _ _ _ _ __
5 up to this moment in time _ _ _ _ _ __
6 to press a car horn _ _ _ _ _ __

It's a 1 in May and Damir and Mak have j ust
arrived at Nina's house. The two men are best friends.
Today Mak is also Damir's best man. Damir is 27 and he
has known Nina for two years. 2 them at the
wedding of one of Nina's cousins. Now it's their turn to
get married. Last week, Damir proposed to Nina. It wasn't
a quick decision and nobody was surprised - especially
not Nina or her family. 3 they were in love
and 4 ago, the couple found somewhere to
live. It's a small flat, but they wanted 5 to the
city centre. Since they bought the flat, they have spent
some time decorating it. They also often spoke about
their future together, so Damir knew the answer to his
question was going to be 'Yes!'
Now the wedding day is here, and Damir and Mak are in
the living room at Nina's family home where her parents,
grandparents and sister live. They've been here
6
• There's no sign of the bride yet, but
_____ ;she's still getting ready. Her sister and
cousins are helping her. Everybody is in a good mood.
The men have asked to see the beautiful young woman
who's ready for marriage, but so far they have only
seen Nina's younger sister, Sanja, and her cousin, Maja.
Finally, after Nina's parents have offered a few more of
their relatives, Damir demands to see 'the best girl' in the
family and Nina comes out to meet her future husband.
Then Damir, Nina, the bridegroom's family and a few
close friends go to the municipality to get married. In
Bosnia and Herzegovina, young couples may also choose
to have a religious wedding at a church or a mosque.
Their wedding is at 8 at the municipality, and
Mak is driving them there. The car is decorated and he
toots his horn as they go through the town. When the
ceremony is over, they'll go to their favourite restaurant
and 9 there w ill be a big party for all their
friends and relatives. While the young people are at the
municipality Nina's parents have a chance to finish the
evening preparations. They're looking forward to the
evening and seeing their eldest daughter step into her
new life.
Grammar
Indefinite pronouns
1 Complete the chart.

in sentences w ith affirm ative in sentences with negative

in sentences with affirmative verbs
verbs but negative meaning verbs and quest ions

Every Some No Any

person everybody somebody

place nowhere

thing something anything

2 Choose the correct word. 3 Correct the sentences.

1 Quiet somebody! everybody! The film is starting.
2 I didn't see anybody/somebody last wee kend. It
was so boring.
3 'Where have you been?' 'Nowhere/Anywhere .
I was here all the time.'
4 Can nobody/somebody help me, please?
5 It's dark in here. I can't see anything! something.
6 I've looked anywhere/everywhere for my mobile.
It's lost.
1 They couldn't find their keys nowhere .
2 I left my coat everywhere. I can't find it.
3 Does something know what time the film sta rts?
4 We're lost and nothing has a map.
5 You don't look happy. Is there somebody wrong?
6 You can see mobile phones nowhere- all over the
wo rld.
7 Anybody has eaten all the ca ke. Now we don 't
have any for tea.

This, that, these, those

4 Complete the sentences with this, that, these or those.

These are the bride _ _ _ is the

and groom's rings.

4 is the
wedding cake.

2 are the
bride's flowers.
 My town
Sarajevo Winter Festival
Comprehension
Sarajevo is my home town. It's a
1 Complete the gaps in the text with the
words .
great place. I lov.e it because it's a
city of festivals, and my favourite a little as big as better many longer
one is the Winter Festival. It's more as famous as older popular a few
_ _ _ _ _ than some of the others 2 Complete the sentences about the text.
(over two million people have visited it since it started) and
1 The Winter Festival is the writer's
in my opinion it's 2 than others, too. Although
3
it's not the film festival. 2 The Winter Festival is an older festival than
The Winter Festival is an arts festival, like Bascarsija Nights.
However, it's 4 than Bascarsija Nights. It started 3 The Winter Olympics were held in Sarajevo
in 1984- in the same year that Sarajevo held the Winter in _ _ _ __
Olympics. At that time it was much 5 - it 4 The Winter Festival is usually in
started in December and went on until April. In recent years
it hasn't been 6 in earlier years and most of the 5 In the first year it started in _ _ _ __
events have been in February. I like to spend 7_ _ _ __
time looking at the programme before I pick 8_ _ _ __
3 Read the text about Gorazde below.
What do the following refer to?
acts to see. The performers come from 9_ _ _ __
1 south-east
different countries and the atmosphere is great!
2 150,000
3 20
4 River Drina
5 Roman times

Goraide
My home town is smaller than
Sarajevo. It's Gorazde in the south-
east of Bosnia and Herzegovina and
) about 11 0 km from Sarajevo. We also
have an international festival. Every
year in summer, Gorazde is the home of an
International Friendsh-ip Festival. This is an arts festival with
music, theatre, film, literature, fantastic dancing and a lot
more. It attracts about 150,000 visitors from more than
20 countries and it is an important event for the town.
The town is on the banks of the River Drina. It's quite a wide
river and its valley has provided a link between the town
and the coast for centuries. It was particularly important in
Roman times, when it was a main route inland. At Gorazde
this formed a 'cross roads' with a route through the Jabuka
Mountain pass towards Pljevlja and so the town developed
as a centre for trade. Today it's not a very big town and it's
not as important as it was, but the festival means we still
have links to the wider world.
Jajce Cira ar
I think my town Jajce is the Possessive pronouns and adjectives
best place in the world. It's 1 Complete the chart.
a small town to the north-
west of the centre of Bosnia Possessive Possessive
Subject pronoun I

and Herzegovina and was a adjective pronoun

i

very important town during the Second World War. I my mine

The town itself is above a valley and surrounded
by mountains. I think the landscape round here is
beautiful. Some of the mountains, like Vlasic, are over
2,000 metres high.
Jajce is famous for a beautiful waterfall in the centre
of the town. It's incredible! The waterfall has formed
where the River Pliva and the River Vrbas meet.
Today, it looks dramatic, but originally this waterfall
was higher. However, the area flooded some years
ago and the level of the river at the bottom of the
waterfall rose.
The River Pliva is only 33 km long, but it is very
important to the area. It provides drinking water for
people and animals, water for farms, energy (there's
a hydroelectric power station nearby!) and a place to
go boating. There are also two lakes close by, Big Pliva
Lake and Small Pliva Lake, which provide amazing
opportunities for water sports.
The town itself is very pretty and there are ancient
wooden houses, and in 2006 the town was nominated
as a UNESCO heritage site.
you your
he his
she
it its
we ours
they theirs
2 Rewrite the sentences. Replace the words in
bold with possessive pronouns.
1 These are my books and these are your books.
2 My grandmother's house is next to our house.
3 Whose is that bag? It's her bag.
4 My brother and I have new bikes. My bike is
faster than his bike.
5 Whose team is better, our team, or their team?
3 Choose the correct word to complete the
sentences.
Whose is this coat? Is it your/yours?
2 Your painting is much better than mine/ my.
3 Come round to our! ours house after school.
4 Don't touch the dog when it's eating it's/ its food.
5 Our TV is much smaller than theirs/their.
6 Your hair is the same colour as her! hers.
7 Mine/ My first lesson is Maths.

Speaking
1

4 An swer the quest ions.

What geographic features are mentioned in
the text?
2 Why is the River Pliva important?
3 Which organization is helping look after the
town's buildings?
 Reported speech
Grammar 2 Look at the sentences in exercise 1. Which ones:

Reported state ents - are statements? - are orders? - are requests?

1 Find these sentences in the text below. 3 Look at the direct speech and reported speech
Underline the things that are different. sentences. Complete the chart.
1 Milan tells Jed that the gallery is the one he wants Direct speech
to show him. SIMON I love history. Our house is near a Roman

2 Jed asks if he can take a photo to show his museum and I often go there with my father.
Aunt Cathy. We like the exhibits about life in Roman Britain .
3 Milan tells Jed to put his camera away.
Reported speech
4 Jed tells Milan that he/s hungry.
Simon says that he loves history. Their house is near
5 Jed asks Milan if he wants lunch.
a Roman museum and he often goes there with his
6 Milan tells Jed to follow him.
father. They like the exhibits about life in Roman Britain .

Direct speech Reported speech

1 (/she)
I love 2

3
Our
4 (/she)
I go 5

6 (!her)
my
7
We like li ke

Here we are. This is the gallery I wanted to show you. JED ·Did her children join her?
Wow! It's great! Who are all these people? MILAN No, they didn't. She dreamed of seeing her children again
MILAN They're famous Bosnians. and of a free Bosnia, but she became ill. She died when
JED Who is this woman? She looks like my Aunt Cathy. she was only 54.
Is she famous? JED That's sad. So what about this man. Who was he?
MILAN Your Aunt Cathy. That's strange. She's Cathy, too. MILAN That's Tvrtko I. Under Tvrtko, Bosnia became independent.
That's Queen Katarina . The name Katarina is the JED When did that happen?
Bosnian version of Catherine. M ILAN In the 14th century, I think. What does the information
~ ED Can I take a photo to show my Aunt Cathy? say? Oh, yes, in 1377.
No, put your camera away. It isn't allowed. JED So a long time ago. I'm hungry. Do you want lunch?
Oh, OK. Did you say she was a queen? I didn't know M ILAN Yes, me too!
Bosnia had a royal family. JED Where do you want to eat?
It doesn't. She was one of the last queens. Look MILAN There's a cafe on the next floor. Follow me.
at the painting. It's over six hundred years old.
She died in 1478!
Really?
Yes. Read the information next to the painting.
It tells you about her life.
Oh, yes. It says she died in Rome.
Yes. She left Bosnia after her husband, Stjepan Tomas,
died. Her stepson became king btJt two years later
the Ottoman Emperor, Mehmed II, attacked. Her two
chil.dren were captured, but she escaped ..She went to
live abroad. In' Dubrovnik, then in Rome.
 Wordlist
(adj) = adjective scientist /'sarantrst/ naucnik, znanstvenik D Kids
(n) =noun shoot /fu:t/ pucati Better luck next time. /,beta lAk 'nekst
(v) =verb silk /silk/ svila tarm/ Vise srece drugi put.
silver /' srlva(r)/ srebro Congratulations. /kan,grretJu'lerJnz/
sophisticated /sa 'frstrkertrd/ profinjen
Introduction steel /sti:l/ celik
stone /staun/ kamen
Cestitam.
could /kud/ mogla sam
couldn't /'kudnt/ nisam mogao
A An unusual day Stone Age /'staun erd3/ Kameno doba didn't have to /,drdnt 'href tal nisam
brilliant /'bnljant/ sjajno,odlicno surpns1ng /sa'prarzriJ/ iznenaaujuce morao
camcorder /'kremk::>:da(r)/ kamera tool /tu:l/ oruae do quite well /,du kwait 'well dobro prod
cookery /'kukari/ Kuharstvo waterproof (adj) /'w::>:tapru:f/ had to /'hred tal morala sam
equipment lr'kwrpmant/ oprema nepromoCiv, vodootporan How did it go? /,hau drd rt 'gaul Kako
fundraising !'fAndrerzriJ/ prikupljanje wood /wud/ drvo je proslo?
financijskih sredstava wooden /'wudn/ drven How did you get on? /,hau drd ju get
have a go /,hrev a 'gaul pokusati wool /wull vuna 'on/ Kako si uradio (ispit)?
portrait /'p::>:trert/ portret woollen /'wulan/ vunen I'll keep my fingers crossed for you.
raise money llerz 'mAni/ sakupiti novae X-ray /'eksrerl rendgenski snimak /arl ,ki:p mar 'frl)gaz krost fa ju:/
TV presenter /ti: 'vi: prr'zenta(r)/
Drzat cu ti "fige".
reporter, voditelj B We used to be rivals I'm glad... /arm 'glred/ Drago mi je ...
twin school /'twm ,sku:l/ skola prijatelj aeroplane /'earaplern/ avion, zrakoplov I'm sorry to hear that. /arm ,sori ta 'hra
unusual 1An'ju:3ual/ neobican put away /,put a'werl odloziti oret/ Z:ao mi je sto to cujem.
website /'websart/ web stranica rival /'rarvl/ suparnik Never mind. /'neva(r) ,mamd/ Nema
Wow! /waul Bravo! Sjajno! share (an office) !Jea(r)/ dijeliti ured veze.
used to /'ju:s tal prije smo (bili, imali, radili ... ) revise /n'varz/ ponavljati
B Kids That's a pity. /' orets a ,prti/ Steta.
Anyway,... /'eniwer/ Uostalom, ... C Clothes Well done. /,wei 'dAn/ Vrlo dobra.
full /full pun baggy /'bregi/ vrecast
I suppose... /,ar sa'pauz/ Pretpostavljam ... changing room /'tJemd3rl) ,ru:rnl Culture
I've got no idea. /arv got ,nau ar'dia/ kabina za presvlacenje AD /er 'di:/ nove ere
Nemam pojma. · checked /tJekt/ kockasti uzorak tkanine, army /'a:mi:/ vojska
reporter /rr'p::>:ta(r)/ novinar, reporter ("karo") battle (n) /'bretl/ bitka
tournament /'t::>:namant/ turnir cloth /klo8/ (vunena) tkanina conquer /'kol)ka(r)/ pokoriti, osvojiti
work experience /'w3:k rk,sprarians/ comfortable l'kAmftabl/ udoban /dr'fi:t/ poraziti
defeat (v)
radno iskustvo denim /'denrm/ traper-platno, teksas emperor /'empara(r)/ car
designer (n) /dr'zama(r)/ dizajner gradually /' grred3uali/ postepeno
discover /drs'kAva(r)/ otkriti invade /m'verd/ provaliti, napasti
I Past and p:resent escalator /'eskalerta(r)/ pokretne stepenice invader /m'verda(r)/ napadac, agresor
expensive lrk'spensrv/ skup invasion /m'ver3n/ invazija, napad
A The Iceman fashionable /'freJnabl/ moderne king /kriJ/ kralj
archaeologist /a:ki'olad31St/ arheolog flared lflead/ ,na zvono'; zvonastog kroja kingdom /'krl)darnl kraljevstvo
arrow /'rerau/ strijela flat lflret/ ravne queen /kwi:n/ kraljica
arrow head /'rerau ,hed/ vrsak strijele gold miner /'gauld ,mama(r)/ settle /'setl/ naseliti
attack (v) /a'trek/ napasti kopac zlata tribe /trarb/ pleme
axe /reks/ sjekira goods /gudz/ roba unite /ju'nart/ ujediniti
BC /bi: 'si:/ prije nove ere high-heeled /'harhi:ld/ na visoku petu
bow (n) /bau/ luk
carry /'kreri/ nositi
immigrant /'rmrgrant/ doseljenik English across the curriculum
import (v) /rm'p::>:t/ uvoziti alloy /'rel:::n/ legura
climber /'klarma(r)/ planinar
long-sleeved /'lol) ,sli:vd/ dugih rukava aluminium /,relja'mmiarnl aluminij
cloak /klauk/ ogrtac loose /lu:s/ komotan, labav
copper /'kopa(r)/ bakar Bakelite /'berkalart/ bakelit
originally /a'rrd3anali/ porijeklom bone /baun/ kost
corn /k::>:n/ kukuruz patent (n) /'pertant/ patent
cotton /'kotn/ pamuk bronze /bronz/ bronza, bronca
plain /plem/ bez uzorka jednobojan charcoal /'tJa:kaul/ drveni ugalj
escape (v) /r'skerp/ pobjeci pocket (n) /'pokrt/ dzep
farmer /'fa:ma(r)/ poljoprivrednik, common /'koman/ uobicajen
pointed /'p::>mtrd/ siljast crust /krAstl kora
zemljoradnik pop star /'pop ,sta:(r)/ pop zvijezda
freeze /fri:z/ smrznuti se melt /melt/. topiti
produce /pra'dju:s/ proizvoditi mineral l'mmaral/ mineral
glass /gla:s/ staklo protect /pra I tekt/ zastititi
gold /gauld/ zlato molecule /'molakju:l/ molekula
rivet (n) /'rrvrt/ zakovica monument /'monjamant/ spomenik
iron (n) /'aran/ zeljezo short-sleeved I'J::>:t,sli:vd/ kratkih rukava
leather /'leoa(r)/ koza natural /'nretfral/ prirodan
size /sarz/ velicina nylon /'narlon/ najlon
material /ma'trarial/ materijal soft /soft/ mekan
metal /'metl/ metal ore h:(r)/ ruda
striped /strarpt/ prugast palace /'prelas/ palaca
modern /'modn/ moderan style /starl/ stil
paper /'perpa(r)/ papir polystyrene /poli 'starri:n/ polistiren
tailor /'terla(r)/ krojac PVC /pi:vi: 'si:/ PVC materijal
path /pa: 8/ staza tight /tart/ uzak
piece /pi:s/ kornad sharp !Ja:p/ ostar
try on /trar 'on/ probati steam engine /'sti:m ,end3rn/ parna masina
plastic /'plrestrk/ plastika underwear !'Andawea(r)/ donje rublje
polyester /poli'esta(r)/ poliester synthetic material /sm,8etrk ma'trariall
wholesaler /'haulserla/ veletrgovac sinteticki materijal
rubber /'rAba(r)/ guma
temple /'templl hram
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tin /tm/ kositar habit /' hrebit/ navika heel /hi:l/ peta
weapon / 'wep~m/ oruzje modern novel / ,modn 'novl/ moderan joint (n) /d3:)I11t/ zglob
roman junk food /'d3A1Jk ,fu:d/ brza, nezdrava
non-fiction (adj) /'nonfikJn/ hrana
2 Pame and fo:rtune dokumentarna literatura, publicistika knee /ni:/ koljeno
on average / ,on 'rev'Jnd3/ u prosjeku lips /lips/ usne
A The movies survey (n) /'s3:vei! istraziva nje mineral / 1mmrgl/ mineral
CGI (Computer Generated Image) more likely /, m:): 'lmkli/ vjerojatnije
/si:d3i: 1ai/ kompjuterski stvorena slika English across the curriculum palm /pa:m/ dian
dive in(to) /,daiv 'm/ uroniti u back up (v) 1
/ 1brek Ap/ back up, pruziti portion / 'p:):Jn/ porcija
drive down /,draiv 'daun/ voziti niz podrsku za sigurnosnu pohranu podataka posture l'postJ'd(r)/ drzanje (tijela)
drive out of / ,draiv 'aut 'JV/ izvesti se iz click (v) /klik/ kliknuti shin !Jm! cjevanica
drive through /,draiv '8ru:/ voziti kroz computer hardware /kgm 1pju:tg 1ha:dweg(r)/ skin cancer /'skm ,krens'd(r)/ rak koze
fall off /,f::d 'of/ pasti kompjuterska oprema strenuous /'strenju'Js/ naporan
fall out of /,b:l 'aut 'JV/ ispasti iz computer software /lc'Jm,pju:t'd 'softwe'd(r)/ sugar /' Jug'd(r)/ secer
fall through /,b:l '8ru:/ pasti kroz racunalni program sunbathe l'sAnbeio/ suncati se
jump off / ,d3Amp 'of/ skociti s connect /k'J'nekt/ spojiti sunglasses I' sAngla:siz/ suncane naocale
shooting star /'Ju:til) ,sta:(r)/ meteorit, CPU /si:pi: 'ju:/ centralni procesor sunscreen l'sAnskri:n/ krema za suncanje
zvijezda padalica cursor l'k3:S'd(r)/ kursor, pokazivac take exercise /, te1k 'eks'JSaiz/ vjezbati
skyscraper /' skai, skreip'd(r)/ neboder desktop /'desktop/ radna povrsina thigh /8ai! bedro
steep /sti:p/ strm disk /disk/ disk thumb /8Am/ palac
stunt /stAnt/ trik, akrobacija download (v) /daun 'l'dud/ skin uti podatke tongue /tAl)/ jezik
stuntman l'stAntmren/ kaskader firewall / 'fai'JW:):l/ zastita, odbrambena vitamin / 'vit'dmm/ vitamin
stunt double /'stAnt ,dAbl/ dubler barijera wrist /nst/ rucni zglob
(filmskog glumca za opasne scene) folder /'f'Juld'J(r)/ mapa, fascikla
walk through / 1W:J:k 18ru:/ proci kroz hard drive l'ha:d 1draiV/ tvrdi disk B Sweet Sue has the last
icon /'aikon/ slicica laugh
B Smart Alec closes the door Internet connections /' int'dnet k'J,nekJnz/ annoyed (adj) /g 1n:Jid/ ljuta na
criminal (n) / 1knmmgl/ kriminalac Internet veze bend over / ,bend ''JUV'd(r)/ nagnuti se
fire brigade /'fai'd bn,geid/ vatrogasna key (n) /ki:/ tipka cable /'ke1bl/ kabal
brig ada keyboard / 'ki:b:):d/ tastatura electric shock II,lektnk 'Jok/ elektricni sok
workmen l'w3:km'Jn/ radnici laptop /'lreptop/ prijenosno racunalo electricity IIlek'tns'dti/ elektricna struja
launch (v) lb:ntJ! pokrenuti equipment II'kwipm'dnt/ oprema
C Fame memory stick l'memri ,stik/ USB ureaaj za gig (n) /g1g/ ,gaza", tezga (angazman)
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celebrity magazine /sg 1lebrgti mregg zi:n/ pohranu informacija headphones /'hedf'dunz/ slusalice
"zuta" stampa menu /'menju:/ izbornik lift (v) /lift/ podignuti
contestant /k'Jn'test'dnt/ takmicar, natjecatelj menu bar /'menju: ,ba:(r)/ izborna traka might /mmt/ mogla bi
difficult /'difik'Jlt/ tezak monitor (n) /'momt'd(r)/ monitor seatbelt / 'si:tbelt/ pojas za vezivanje
difficulty /' difik'Jlti/ teskoca mouse /maus/ mis should !Judi trebao I Ia bi
excitement IIk'saitm'dnt/ uzbuaenje mouse mat /'maus ,mret/ podloga za mis shouldn't /'Judnt/ ne bi trebao I Ia
exciting IIk'smtil)/ uzbudljivo name (n) /nerm/ ime slip (v) /slip/ poskliznuti se
fame /feim/ slava online /'onlam/ online steal /sti:l/ ukrasti
famous /'feim'Js/ poznat password /' pa:sw3:d/ lozinka straight /streit/ ravna
freedom / 'fri:d'Jm/ sloboda quit /kw1t/ odustati trip over /, tnp ''JUV'd(r)/ spotaci se preko
gamble (v) l'grembl/ kockati se save /seiv/ sacuvati nee ega
good looks /,gud 'luks/ dobar izgled screen /skri:n/ ekran
good-looking l'gudluki1]/ zgodan shut down ! ,SAt 'daun/ ugasiti C Looking after yourself
luck /lAk/ sreca technology /tek'nol'Jd3i/ tehnologija
avoid /g 1V:Jid/ izbjegavati
lucky / 'lAki/ sretan user l'ju:z'd(r)/ korisnik
balanced diet / ,brel'Jnst 'dai'Jt/
photographer /f'd'togr'df'd(r)/ fotograf virus /'vair'Js/ virus
uravnotezen nacin prehrane
recognize l'rek'Jgnmz/ prepoznati wi-fi /'wai ,fail bezicna mreza
bandage /'brend1d3/ zavoj
round (n) /raund/ krug (natjecanja) window /'wmd'Ju/ prozor
capsule / 'krepsju:l/ kapsu la
share a flat / ,Se'J(r) 'd 'flret/ dijeliti stan complex carbohydrate /,kompleks
success /s'Jk'ses/ uspjeh Your Project ka:b'd'hmdreit/ slozeni ugljikohid rat
successful /s'Jk'sesfl/ uspjesan airplane (NAmE) / 1egplem/ avion, zrakoplov diagnosis /dm'dg 'n'JUSis/ dijagnoza
survive /s'J'vmv/ prezivjeti (Americki engleski) drops (n) /drops/ kapi
infection /m'fekJn/ infekcija
D Kids injection /m 'd3ekJn/ injekcija
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according to /gk :J:di1J tg/ prema 3 Health and safety It's a bit red. !Its 'd ,bit 'red/ Malo je
excuse (n) IIk'skju:s/ opravdanje, izgovor crveno.
form teacher /'b:m ,ti:tJ'd(r)/ razrednik
A You and your body It's bleeding. / ,Its 'bli:dil)/ Krvari.
In that case... /m 'oret ,keis/ U tom ankle / 1rel)kl/ clanak, glezanj It's broken. /,Its 'br'Jukn/ Slomljeno je.
slucaju ... bottom (n) / 'botm/ straznjica It's itchy. / ,Its 'ItJi/ Svrbi.
calf /ka:f/ list (noge) It's painful. /, Its 'pemfl/ Boli.
Culture chest ItS est/ prsa It's sore. /,Its 's:):(r)/ Upaljeno je.
contain /k'Jn'tem/ sadrzavati It's swollen. /,Its 'sw'Jul~m/ Nateceno je.
classic novel / 1klresik 1nnvl/ klasicno djelo,
fat (n) /fret/ masnoca jacket potato /,d3rekit p'd'teit'Ju/ krompir
roman
fitter /'fit'd(r)/ zdraviji pecen u kori
comic /'komik/ strip
forehead /'b:hed/ celo plaster /'pla:st'd(r)/ gips
fiction (n) /'fikJn/ beletristika
give up /,g1v 'Ap/ odustati prescription /pn'sknpJn/ recept
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sling /sln]/ povez o vratu za slomljenu ruku shore !J'J:(r)/ obala
sore (adj) /s'J:(r)/ bolno, upaljeno survive /sg'varv/ prezivjeti
tablet /'teeblgt/ tableta sword /s'J:d/ mac
treatment /'tri:tmgnt/ lijecenje weak (adj) /wi:k/ slab
vegetarian (n) /ved38'te8rign/ wounded (adj) /'wu:ndrd/ ranjen
vegetarijanac
B The burglar
D Kids burglary /'b3:glgri/ provala
a chance of a lifetime /g ,tfa:ns 'dV 'd climb out of /,klarm 'aut gy/ izaci od nekuda
'lmftmm/ zivotna prilika penjuci se
I feel really disappointed /ar fi:l 'rrgli climb over /,klarm 'guvg(r)/ penjati se
drs8,p'Jrntrd/ Stvarno sam razocarana preko
pleased (adj) /pli:zd/ zadovoljan gate /gert/ vrata
raffle (n) /'reefl/ tombola, lutrija guard (v)
hqndcuff (v)
/ga:d/ cuvati, paziti
/'heendkAfl vezati lisicama
Culture handcuffs /'heendkAfs/ lisice
crew /kru:/ ekipa notebook /'ngutbuk/ biljeznica
event /r'vent/ dogaaaj
Premiership /'premrgJrp/ prva engleska C Imagination
nogometna liga amazed /g'merzd/ zapanjen
rower /'rgug(r)/ veslac bark (v) /ba:k/ lajati
spectator sport /spek'tertg ,sp'J:t/ sports careless /'keglgs/ nemaran
gledateljima crooked /'krukrd/ zavojit, kriv
suburb /'sAb3:b/ predgraae crossroads /'krosrgudz/ raskrizje
expect /rk' spekt/ ocekivati
English across the curriculum gentle /'d3entl/ njezan
knock (v) /nok/ kucati
absorb /gb'z'J:b/ absorbirati, upiti
optimist /'optrmrst/ optimist
cabbage /'keebrd3/ kupus
pessimist /'pesrmrst/ pesimist
calcium /'keelsigm/ kalcij
realist /'ri:glrst/ realna osoba
fat-soluble /'feet,solj'dbl/ razgradiv
scream (v) /skri:m/ vrisnuti
u masnoci
worried (adj) /'wArid/ zabrinut
. infection /rn'fekJn/ infekcija
liver /'lrv8(r)/ jetra
D Kids
lung /lA1JI pluca
magnesium /meeg 'ni:zigm/ ·magnezij afford /g'b:d/ priustiti
oxygen /'oksrd38n/ kisik Could you ... ? /'kud ju:/ Mazes li ... ?
particularly /pg'trkj8l8li/ posebno, narocito hang on /,heelJ 'on/ pricekati
phosphorus /'fosfgrgs/ fosfor hold the door open /,h8uld 08 'd'J:(r)
potassium /pg'teesign1f kalij 8Upn/ pridrzati vrata otvorenima
red blood cell /,red 'blAd sell crvena krvna I suppose so. /ar sg'pguz ,s8u/
Pretpostavljam da jeste.
stanica
sardine /sa:' di:n/ sardina on business /,on 'brznrs/ poslom
saucer /'s'J:sg(r)/ tanjiric
spinach /'sprnrd3/ spinat
supply (v) /sg'plar/ opskrbljivati
store (v) /st'J:(r)/ pohraniti
sunshine /'sAnJarn/ suncevo svjetlo Would you mind ... ? /,wud ju:
water-soluble /'w'J:t8,solj8bll razgradiv 'marnd/ Budi ljubazna pa ... ?
u vodi
zinc /zriJk/ cink Culture
archer /'a:tfg(r)/ strijelac
bury (v) /'beri/ zakopati
4 Hel'oes corrupt (adj) /kg'rApt/ pokvaren
cruel /'kru:gl/ okrutan
A King Arthur disguise (n) /drs'garz/ maska
armour /'a:m'd(r)/ oklop
disguise (v) /drs'garz/ prerusiti se,
battle (n) /'beetl/ bitka maskirati se
crown (n) /kraun/ kruna
enemy /'engmi/ neprijatelj
flag lfleeg/ zastava
legend (n) /'led38nd/ legenda
helmet /'helmrt/ sljem, kaciga
Merry Men /,meri 'men/ Veseli ljudi
hide /hard/ sakriti ordinary /''J:dnri/ obicni
imagine /r'meed3rn/ zamisliti outlaw (n) /'autb:/ odmetnik
king /krl)/ kralj sheriff /' Serrf/ serif
knight /nart/ vitez souvenir /su:vg'nig(r)/ suvenir
magic (adj) /'meed3rk/ magican tax (n) /teeks/ porez
mark (v) /ma:k/ oznaciti trick (v) /trrk/ prevariti
medieval /,medi'i:vl/ srednjovjekovni
offer (v) /'ofg(r)/ ponuditi English across the curriculum
prefer /prr'f3:(r)/ preferirati, vise voljeti
breaker's yard /'brerkgz ,ja:d/
promise (v) /'promrs/ obecati
brodova
refuse (v) /rr'fju:z/ odbiti era /'rgrg/ era, doba,razdoblje
pull (v) /pull vuci
tugboat /'tAgbgut/ brod tegljac
Your project
apostrophe /g'postrgfi/ apostrof
capital letter /,keeprtl 'letg(r)/ veliko slovo
comma /'komg/ zarez
full stop /,ful 'stop/ tocka
question mark /'kwestJgn ,ma:k/ upitnik
quotation mark /kwgu'terJn ,ma:k/
navodnici
5 Oul' envil'onment
A Climate change
atmosphere /'retmgsfrg(r)/ atmosfera
climate change /'klarmgt ,tJernd3/ klimatska
promjena
C0 2 (carbon dioxide) /,si: 'dU 'tu:/
ugljicni dioksid
cut down /,kAt 'daun/ posjeci
deforestation /,di:,forr'sterJn/ sjeca suma
destroy (v) /dr'str'Jr/ unistiti
drought /draut/ susa
environment /rn 'varrgnmgnt/ okolina, okolis
extreme weather lrk,stri:m 'weog(r)/
ekstremno vrijeme
fossil fuel /'fosl ,fju:gl/ fosilno gorivo
global /'glgubl/ globalna
global warming /,glgubl 'w'J:mrl]/
global no zagrijavanje
greenhouse gases /,gri:nhaus 'geesgz/
staklenicki gasovi
hurricane /'hArrkgn/ orkan
ice cap /'ars ,keep/ zaleaeni vrh
melt /melt/ otopiti
pollution /pg'lu:Jn/ zagaaenje
power station /'paug ,sterJn/ elektrana
rainforest /'rernforrst/ prasuma
release (v) /rr'li:s/ ispustiti, osloboditi
(greenhouse gases)
rise (v) lrarz/ dizati
trap (v) /treep/ uhvatiti u zamku
vital /'vartl/ bitan, vitalan
B Smart Alec's plan
fake (n) /ferk/ imitacija
false /f'J:ls/ lazna
incident /'rnsrd'dnt/ incident
kidnap (v) /'krdneep/ oteti, kidnapirati
oil tanker /''Jrl ,teel)k8(r)/ naftni tanker
penguin /'pel)gwrn/ pingvin
publicity /pA'blrs'dti/ reklama
release (v) /rr'li:s/ pustiti
replace /rr'plers/ zamijeniti
whale /werl/ kit
wonder /'wAndg(r)/ cudo
C Caring for the environment
appliance /g'plargns/ ureaaj
blind (adj) /blarnd/ slijep
can (n) /keen/ limenka
cub /kAb/ mladunce
den /den/ brlog, jazbina
donation /dgu'nerJn/ donacija
extinct lrk'strl)kt/ izumro
rezaliste
fur /f3:(r)/ krzno
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hibernate /'hmb~mert/ hibernirati, rescue team /'reskju: ,ti:m/ spasilacka improve lrm'pru:v/ poboljsati, unaprijediti un
prespavati zimu sluzba litter /'lrt~(r)/ smece
hunt (v) /hAnt/ loviti tanker /'treiJk~(r)/ tanker polluted /p~ 'lu:trd/ zagaden vi~
hunter /' hAnt~(r)/ lovac vandalized /'vrend~larzd/ divljacki ostecen
nature reserve /'nertJ~ rr,z3:v/ prirodni volunteering /vol~n'tr~rriJ/ volontiranje,
rezervat
orphan /'::d~n/ siroce
6 Relationships dobrovoljni rad c
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orphanage /'::>:f~nrd3/ sirotiste A Friends English across the curriculum an
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recyclable /ri: 'smkl~bl/ koji se maze be able to /bi erbl tg/ moci 1
anthem / ren9gm/ himna an
recikl irati (preraditi) branch /bra:ntJ/ grana coal /k~u l/ ugljen
recycle /ri: 'sarkl/ reciklirati catch up with /kretJ 'Ap ,wro/ biti u currency /'kAr~nsi/ valuta bri
so far /'s~u ,fa:(r)/ do sada toku, dostici, sustici deal with /'di:l ,wro/ baviti se de
standby /'strendbarl biti u pripravnosti Don't mention it. / ,d~unt 'menJn rt/ economic /ek~ 'nomrk/ ekonomski elc
waste (v) /werst/ potrositi Nije vrijedno spomena ! euro zone /'ju~r~u ,z~un/ zona eura(gdje se ev
Nema na cemu! placa eurom) ev
D Kids find out / ,famd 'aut/ otkriti foreign policy /,for~n 'pol~si/ vanjska ev
embarrassing lrm 1brergsriJ/ neugodno give up / ,grv 'Ap/ odustati politika ge
I feel sick. /ar ,fi:l 'srk/ Lose mi je. jump down /,d3Amp 'daun/ skociti human right /,hju:m~n 'rart/ ljudsko pravo grc
I've got butterflies in my stomach. look after /,luk 'a:ft~(r)/ brinuti se individual /mdr'vrd3u~l/ pojedinacan hu
/arv got 'bAt~flarz m mar ,stAm~k/ pretend /prr'tend/ pretvarati se industry /'md~stri/ industrija mr
Nervozna sam, imam tremu run away IrAn ~'wer/ pobjeci peace /pi:s/ mir
My hands are shaking. /mar 'hrendz run out of /rAn 'aut ~v/ ostati bez prosperity /pros'per~ti/ napredak no
~ ,SerkriJ/ Ruke mi se tresu. shade (n) !Jerd/ sjena treaty / 'tri:ti/ ugovor no
My heart's pounding. /mar 'ha:ts sniff (v) /snrf/ mirisati, njusiti union / 'ju:ni~n/ unija, savez no
,paundriJ/ Srce mi lupa . walk on /,w::>:k 'on/ nastaviti hodati pre
My legs feel like jelly. /mar ,legz fi:l lark wear out /,we~(r) 'aut/ umoriti
'd3eli/ Noge su mi kao odsjecene.
nervous /'n3:v~s/ nervozna B We need a holiday!
7 My country SO l
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stay cool · /,ster 'ku:l/ budi mirna check in (v) / 1tfek 1 rn/ prijaviti se na ulazu A School life tie
travel agency /'trrevl ,erd3~nsi/ putnicka
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art room / a:t ru:m/ kabinet likovne toe
Culture agencija kulture
bite (n) /bart/ ugriz computer room /kgm 1pju:tg(r) D
bite (v) /bart/ gristi C Generation gap ru:m/ kabinet informatike att
cattle /'kretl/ stoka adjust /g 1d3ASt/ prilagoditi se grammar school l'grremg(r) sku:ll
bo
claim /klerm/ tvrditi adjustment /~'d3A stm~nt/ prilagodba gimnazija flo
crocodile /'krok~darl/ krokodil ambition /rem'brJn/ ambicija gym /d3rm/ sala za tjelesni odgoj hyl
cut off /,k/\t 'of/ odsjecena calm /ka:m/ miran high school /har sku:l/ srednja skola
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explorer /rk'spb:r~(r)/ istrazivac disagree /drs~'gri:/ ne slagati se ICT / 1arsi: ti:/ informaciono komunikacijske
Ice Age /'ars ,erd3/ Ledeno doba discuss /dr' skAs/ raspravljati tehnologie inc
influence /'mflu~ns/ utjecaj discussion /dr'skAJn/ rasprava language laboratory / 1lrei]gwrd3 lg 1borgtri/
jellyfish /'d3elifrJ/ meduza fed up With /,fed 'Ap WrO/ biti sit necega jezicki kabinet in!.
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kangaroo /kreiJg~'ru :/ kengur, klokan generation gap /d3en~'rerJn ,grep/ music room / mju:zrk ru:m/ kabinet lar
koala /k~u'a:l~/ koala medvjedic generacijski jaz muzicke kulture lin.
outback /'autbrek/ divljina, zabaceni get on well with / ,get on 'wel wro/ obligatory /g 1bhggtri/ obavezno no
predjeli dobra se slagati recording equipment /rr 1k:):driJ r 1kwrpmgnt/ pre
platypus / 'plretrp~s/ australski kljunas go on tour /, g~u on 't::>:(r)/ ici na turneju oprema za snimanje audio zapisa rec
poisonous /'p::>rz~n~s/ otrovan ignore lrg 'n::>:(r)/ ignorirati school hall /sku: l h:):l/ sko lska sala, sala za ris1
prison /'prrzn/ zatvor opposite (adj) /'op~zrt/ suprotan priredbe, skolski hoi SUI
saltwater /'soltw::>:t~(r)/ morski pocket money /'pokrt ,mAni/ dzeparac science laboratory /'sargns lg 1borgtri/
settler /'setl~(r)/ naseljenik reassure /ri:~' Ju~(r)/ uvjeravati kabinet za prirodne nauke
shark /Ja:k/ morski pas sports field /sp:) :ts fi:ld/ sportski teren
sheep !Ji:p/ ovca D Kids vocational school /vgu 1kerJgnl sku:ll
webcam /'webkrem/ web kamera strucna skola, strucna srednja skola
fire safety check /'farg 1Serfti tJek/
whiteboard /'wartb:):d/ bijela tabla, bijela
sigurnosna provjera pozarnog alarma
English across the curriculum ploca
take the blame for something /, terk 5~
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'the eye' 11oi ar/ srediste 'blerm f~ SAm8riJ/ preuzeti krivicu za nesto
blow down / , bl~u 'daun/ srusiti upset (adj) IAp'set/ uznemirena B Festivals
cyclone /'sarkl~un/ ciklon act (n) /rekt/ nastup, tacka
doughnut /' d~unAt/ krofna Culture bazaar /bg 1za:(r)/ bazar
evacuate /r'vrekjuert/ napustiti, evakuirati comedy act /'komgdi rekt/ komedija
abroad /g 1brJ:d/ u inostranstvo
low pressure /,l~u 'preJ~(r)/ nizak pritisak (predstava)
appreciate /~'pri:Jiert/ cijeniti
pull round / ,pul 'raund/ povlaC:iti oko craft /kra:ft/ zanat
attitude / ' retrtju:d/ stav 1
rotation /r~u 'terJn/ rotacija district / drstnkt/ oblast
campaign (v) /krem'pem/ voditi kampanju
suck in /,sAk 'm/ usisati neighbourhood / 1nerbghud/ susjedstvo,
community /k~'mju:nrti/ drustvena
tropical storm / 1tmprkl 1St:):m/ tropska oluja komsiluk
zajednica
typhoon /tar'fu:n/ tajfun perform /pg 1fJ :m/ glumiti, izvoditi tacku
elderly /'eld~li/ stariji.
take place /terk plers/ odrzavati se
eyesight /'arsart/ ocni vid
Revision trade /trerd/ trgovina
give something back /,grv sAm8riJ 'brek/ 1
two-day event /tu: der r vent/
dump (v) /dAmp/ istovariti, 1sprazniti vratiti nesto
dvodnevni dogaaaj
generator /' d3en~rert~(r)/ generator handicapped /' hrendrkrept/ hendikepiran
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maprijediti unofficial / 1Ang fifl/ nezvanican/ a,
nesluzben/ a
visual arts !'VI3ugl a:ts/ vizualne
cki ostecen umjetnosti
mtiranje,
C Congratulations
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anybody / enibodi/ iko, bilo ko
·riculum anything / eni8IIJ/ ista, bilo sta
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anywhere !'eniweg(r)/ bilo gdje, svugdje,

igdje
bride /braid/ mlada, nevjesta
decorate / 1dekgreit/ urediti, dekorirati
1
\Ski eldest / eld1st/ najstariji/a
1
1eura(gdje se everybody / evribodi/ svako, svaki
1
everything / evri8IIJ/ sve
everywhere / evriweg(r)/ svuda, svugdje
1
'anjska
get ready /get redi/ pripremiti se, spremiti se
1

Jdsko pravo groom /gru:m/ mladozenja

nacan husband / 1hAzbgnd/ suprug, muz
1
municipality /mju: 1niSI prelgti/ opcina,
opstina
ak nobody f'ngubgdi/ niko
no sign yet /ngu sam jet/ nema jos znaka
nowhere f'nguweg(r)/ nigdje
propose /prg 1pguz/ zaprositi nekoga
somebody / 1SAmbgdi/ neko
1
something / SAm8IIJ/ nesto
somewhere / 1SAmweg(r)/ negdje
tie the knot /ta1 og not/ vjencati se
Nne toot /tu:t/ trubiti

D Mytown
attract /g 1trrekt/ privuci, mamiti
:1/ 1
boating / bgutiiJ/ plovidba brodom
flood !flAd/ poplaviti, poplava
j hydroelectric power station
~kola / hmdrgUI 1lektnk 1paug(r) 1Steifn/
1
1unikacijske hidro elektrana
1
incredible /m kredgbl/ nevjerovatno,
lg bnrgtri/
1
zapanjujuce
1
inland 11In lrend/ kopneni
Jbinet 1
landscape / lrendske1p/ pejzaz
link (n) /liiJk/ veza, karika
J nominated /'nommeitgd/ nominiran/ a
:wipmgnt/ provide /prg 1Vaid/ snabdjevati iii opskrbiti
recent l'ri: snt/ nedavni
ala, sala za rise /ra1z/ porasti (nivo rijeke)
surrounded /sg 1raundgd/ okruzen/ a
rgtri/

ki teren
ku:l/

Jbla, bijela

1edija

sjedstvo,

liti tacku
se
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IRREGU LAR VERBS ,
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Verb Past sim pl e Past participle Verb Past simple Past participl e
to be was, were been to learn learnt, learned learnt, learned
to become became become to leave left left
to begin began begun to lie lay lain
to bite bit bitten to light lit, lighted lit, lighted
to blow blew blown to lose lost lost
to break broke broken to make made made
to bring brought brought to mean meant meant
to build built built to pay paid paid
to burn burnt, burned burnt, burned to put put put
to buy bought bought to read read read
to catch caught caught to ride rode ridden
to choose chose chosen to ring rang rung
to come came come to run ran run
to cost cost cost to say said said
to cut cut cut to see saw seen
to dig dug dug to sell sold sold
to do did done to send sent sent
to draw drew drawn to set set set
to dream dreamt, dreamed dreamt, dreamed to sing sang sung
to drink drank drunk to sink sank sunk
to drive drove driven to sit sat sat
to eat ate eaten to smell smelt, smelled smelt, smelled
to fall fell fallen to speak spoke spoken
to feel felt felt to spell spelt, spelled spelt, spelled
to fight fought fought to spend spent spent
to find found found to stand stood stood
to fly flew flown to steal stole stolen
to forget forgot forgotten to stick stuck stuck
to get got got to sweep swept swept
to give gave given I
I
to swim swam swum
to go went been, gone to take took taken
to grow grew grown to teach taught taught
to have had had to tear tore torn
to hear heard heard to tell told told
to hide hid hidden to think thought thought
to hit hit hit to throw threw thrown
to hold held held to understand understood understood
to hurt hurt hurt to wake woke woken
to keep kept kept to wear wore worn
to know knew known to win won won
to write wrote written

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PHONETIC SYMBOLS
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Vowels Diphthongs Consonants
i: as in see /si:/ ei as in page /peid3/ p as in pen /pen/ tf as in chi n /tfm/
3: as in fur /f3: (r)/ gu as in home /hgum/ s as in so /sgu/ n as in no /ngu/
as in sit /sit/ ai as in five /fm v/ b as in bad /bred/ d3 as in June /d3u:n/
g as in ago /g 1ggu/ a u as in now /na u/ z as in zoo /zu :/ IJ as in sing !SIIJ I
e as in ten /ten/ ::>I as in join /d3::>m / t as in tea /t i:/ f as in f all /f::> :V
re as in hat /hret/ Id as in near /nig(r)/ J as in she /fi :/ 1 as in leg /leg/
a: as in arm /a:m/ eg as in hair /h eg(r)/ d as in did /did/ v as in voice /v::>Is/
D as in got /gnt/ u g as in pure /p jug(r)/ 1
3 as in vision I VI3n/ r as in red /red/
::>: as in saw /s::> :/ k as in cat /kret/ e as in thin /9m/
u as in put /put/ h as in how /haul j as in yes /jes/
U: as in too /tu:/ g as in got /gnt/ 0 as in then /oen/
A as in cup /kAp/ m as in man /mren/ w as in wet /wet/

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• An analytical approach to grammar with varied practice
• A clear vocabulary syllabus in lexical sets
• Cartoons, games, project work and traditional songs and stories
• Culture sections encourage comparison with students' own cultures
• New English across the curriculum sections reflect topics students
meet in other subjects
• Brand new Culture DVDs highlight aspects of life in
English-speak~ng countries

The Workbook contains:

- graded exercises for mixed-ability teaching
'Can do' statements after every unit which reflect the
Common European .Framework system of self-assessment
• The Teacher's Book contains:

- new photocopiable communicative exercises

- new DVD worksheets