Wal) ayUNIT 1 2 3 4 5 6 z 8 9 0 Your head Your body Clothes Family lliness Talking about time Telling the time The seasons Holidays Birthdays, weddings, etc. TEST1 In the classroom Education School subjects In the office Computers Fruit and vegetables Meat and other food Lunch, dinner, etc. Restaurants, cafés, etc. In the street TEST 2 Money Numbers Quantities (a bag of, a slice of, etc.) Musical instruments (piano, flute, etc.) Animals. Sports Everyday adjectives Everyday verbs More everyday verbs Phrasal verbs (get up, sit down, etc.) TEST3 Answer Key Word List1 ye 2 3 4 Complete the sentences. 1 I can't hear you. I’ve got a cold and I’m having problems with my ears. 2. Are your blue or brown? 3 Is your long or short? 4 Brush your twice a day to keep them white. 5 Ifyou hold your , you won't be able to smell anything. 6 He's licking a strawberry ice cream and now his is red.E\ Find eighteen words for parts of your body. Then look at the pictures and match the words with the numbers. bial c|k] tr] ole] s| g| fim ofc e|s|t|r|h|n{ilo t{ hf} if g] h{ofefo[h|n]t t| hb] ulm] b] e| 1] ul wl | £| of ifm hl] wlalb] i] rfefi m] p|ief e| a} alo|d{ifr|a h|{‘k|/cl_ e| i] il w]e] s|n}g a| ni] ep VU) cfoo | thats mle] il g{h}]s|p{ifal ile afe[n|ile]y|z|ofe|]1]s s|t|o|m] alc] bh] pl ql sfi 1... Meck, 7 13 2 8 14 3 9 15 4 10 16 5 rr 17 6 12 18 E] Put the words from A into the correct group. hand arm leg foot other ankle, neck,EX Match the words in the box with the pictures. louse boots cardigan ‘pyjamas shirt shorts socks suit tie tights top _traiters 11 GB Complete the sentences with the words in the box. You can use some of the words more than once. for work #bed on our feet in warm weather men__ sport _women 1 We wear pyjamas bed 2 wear shirts 3 We wear boots 4 wear tights. 5 We wear trainers when we'are doing 6 Men and women wear suits 7 We wear socks 8 wear blouses 9 We wear shorts 10 Men and can wear tops. —EX Complete the sentences with the words in the box. ‘aunt children cousin dad daddy grandchildren _mum mummy nephew niece parents uncle Dad... isan informal word for father: The son of your mother’s or father's sister is your ‘The sons and daughters of your daughter are your Your father’s or mother’s sister is your Your mother and father are your is an informal word for mother. Your brother’ or sister’s son is your Your sons and daughters are your Caruana wone is a word for father that young children use. 10 Your mother’s or father’s brother is your 11 is a word for mother that young children use. 12 Your brother's or sister's daughter is your E) Look at the family tree and complete the sentences with the words from A. Ben and Alice are Sylvia and Edward's .grandchildres. Ben and Alice are John and Clare’s John and Clare are Ben and Alice’s ‘ a Alice usually calls John ‘ Edward | “Sylvia Tan is Ben and Alice’s 1 2 3 4 5 Ben usually calls John 6 7 8 9 Julia is Ben and Alice’s . ea= @| a a Alice usually calls Clare Saheeso |p yuna lay | john Ben usually calls Clare 10 Alice is Jan and Julia's" ‘ G 9 11 Thomas is Ben and Alice’s - a 12 Ben is Ian and Julia’s : Thomasfe LX Look at the picture and complete the sentences with the words in the box. 1 Richard’s got a headache. 2 Pippa’s got 3 Alsana’s got 4 Tony’s got 5 Jack’s got LE] Complete the sentences with the words in the box. cold dentist doctor flu sick serethrest temperature 1. A:Your voice sounds strange. B:Yes, I've got a sore thvoat, , 2 A:You don’t look well. B:No, I’m not. Every time I try to eat something, I’m 3 A:One of my teeth is hurting. B: You should go to see the 4 A: feel very hot. B: Have you got a i 5 A:I don't feel very well. B: You should go to see the b 6 A:I'm sneezing and coughing all the time. B:1 think you've got a 7 A:I feel very ill — I’m hot, my body aches and I have a cough. B:I think you've got(Falking about time EN Today is Wednesday 13th March 2002. Look at Julia’s diary and complete the sentences with the words in the box. last stenth afternoon ago’ day evening morning next night the day after tomorrow the day before yesterday today tomorrow week weekend year _ yesterday | Mae, aan 2 On Monday Julia went Nabe Ms swimming. ee 3. She's taking her car to the garage meet Kim to talk about holiday ; 2.003 4 she took a day’s holiday. Friday 8 + “ 0 t0 Jane + Mike's for dinner 5 At the she’s going to do Sgeurlay § the garden. ge to Mum + Dad's 6 She's meeting Jerry at the station on ‘Sunday 10 Friday ; Come home from Mum 4 Dad's Sunday lunch with Miranda Monday 11 08.00 suimming HOLIDAY 18.00 aerobics Tuesday 12 12.00 meet Diana for hunch 18.00 aerobics Wednesday 13 17.30 dentist's 18.00 aerobics Thursday 14. take car to garage 18.00 aerobics Friday 15 14.00 meet Jerry at station 18.00 aerobics cinema with Anne Saturday 16 do the garden Sunday 17 + do the garden 7 She had lunch with Miranda Sunday. 8 She’ going to the dentist’ 9 She spent Saturday at her parents’ house. 10 On Friday she went to Jane and Mike's for dinner. 11 She started her new job a week = 12 She’s going to go to aerobics every this 13 On Thursday she met Kim to talk about their holiday : 14 she had lunch with Diana. 15. She’s going to the cinema with AnneEX Match the words in the box with the pictures. alarm clock clock _ watch D write the times using the words in the box. am. a quarter pasta quarter to halfpast. midday midnight e'eleck past pm. to seven e f g twenty-five h ten eleven i 10 j 10EX Look at these pictures of a park in Britain. What are the four seasons of the year? Complete the words. eins at yoomn 1B] Complete the sentences with the words in the box. cold cool freezing hot humid _swaret 1 In spring it’s... Car 2 In summer it’s and in some countries it’s 3 In autumn it’s 4 In winter it’s and sometimes it’sE\ Match the words in the box with the pictures. 1 Go to thy 2 Choose a 3 Pack your travel agent's : ii) Find five things you need to take on holiday. 1 un on 8 Put the words from the boxes together to find some things you can do on holiday. Write the words f [LpEX Match the special occasions on the left with the definitions on the right. 1 wedding a accelebration of the day someone was born 2 Father’s Day b 25 December, when Christians celebrate the birth of Christ 3 New Year's Eve/Day _ a day when people send a card or give a present to their father 4 party d when someone has a party to celebrate moving into a new house 5 birthday a public holiday in November in the US when families have a special meal to celebrate the origins of their country housewarming f a day when people send a card or give a present to their mother a 7 wedding anniversary |g when people get together to enjoy themselves by eating, drinking, dancing, etc. 8 Mother's Day h a celebration of the day two people got married 9 Christmas Day i the end of one year and the beginning of the next: 31 December and 1 January 10 Thanksgiving j when two people get married E1_ Complete the sentences with words from A. 1 A:Don't forget its. Mother's. Day, tomorrow. B:Oh yes, I must remember to buy my mum some flowers. 2. A:Are you having a for your birthday? B: Yes, I'm 21 this year so I’m having a really big one. 3 A:Are you going to their on Friday? B: Yes, I’m really excited about seeing their new house. 4 A:They’te getting married soon. B: Are they having a big ? 5 A:lt’s our today. © B: Oh, how long have you been married?EX Which part of your body do you do these things with? Complete the sentences. 1 You see with your . 5. You lick an ice cream with your 2. You kiss with your : 3. You bite with your . 6 You sit on your 4 You hear with your What are the different parts of your arm, leg, hand and foot? Complete the words. pees gata | She’s wearing t He’s wearing a s D Complete the sentences with family words. 1 David and Isabel have two children, Jamie and Ellen. David and Isabel are Jamie and Ellen’s 2 David has a brother called John. John is Jamie and Ellen’s 3 Jamie is John’s and Ellen is John’s 4 John has a son called Max. Max is Jamie and Ellen’s 5. Isabel is Max’s & Write time words. Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday NOW 1 today = Thursday 3 = Friday 2 =Wednesday 4 = TuesdayAnswer the questions. 1 Whose job is it to look after your teeth? 2 Who do you go to see when you are not feeling well? 3 Ifyou have a pain in your head, what do you have? 4 If you are very hot because you are ill, what do you have? 5 If you sneeze and cough a lot, what do you have? Write the time under each clock. Use words not numbers. a 2 3 EE] Complete the sentences about the seasons. 1 The coldest season is i" 3 The warmest season is 2 Flowers start to grow in 4 The leaves fall from the trees in 1 write holiday words for these definitions. 1 a place you can stay in on holiday the official document that you show when you go into a country to prove who you are n w the thing you use to take photographs >» the shop you go to to book a holiday wn the thing you carry your clothes in when you go on holiday a the things you write and send to people when you are on holiday i What are the special occasions?EX Put some of the words in the box into the correct group. blackboard board rubber ehalle desk exercise book pen — stg pencil pencil case pencil sharpener ene sie whiteboard 3 things to write with things to write on or in chalk, things to make writing disappear E Label the pictures with the other words from the box in A. rider, 1 2 3 4 S Complete the sentences with words from A. 1 Could you clean the blackboard please, Juan? The . 20ard rubber _ is cover there. 2 Write with a Then you can use a if you make a mistake. 3 Could I use your , please? I need to draw a straight line. 4 If there’s no for the blackboard, you can use the whiteboard instead. 5. This pencil is broken. Can I borrow your 2 6 Keep your pens and pencils in your so you don't lose themMatch the words from places and study periods in A with the definitions. 1 a place of education for children aged 3 to 5 puursery school a place of education for children aged 5 to 11 a place of education for children aged 11 to 16 or 18 salie-+ a place of education for advanced studies, especially in practical subjects Rwn wm a place of education for studies at the highest level a short period of study at a school a period of study at a college or university when one teacher talks to a large group of students uo one of the periods of time a year of education is divided into eee Complete the sentences with words from people and work in A which mean the same as the words in brackets. 1 (children) In this school there are 25 ........ PUptls,....... in each class. 2. (person who studies) I’m a at York University. 3 (person whose job is to teach) When I’m older, I'd like to be a 4 (work my teacher asks me to do at home) I’ve got too much 5 (letter or number a teacher gives to a piece of work) What did you get? I got a B. 6 (test to see how much you know) I’ve got an tomorrow.EX Put the letters in order. 1 stiHyro History... 7 Snaphis ees 2 pyeGgarho 8 ecSeinc 3 sahtM 9 tAr 4 hisgEnl 10 suMic 5 cnherF 11 naGrem 6 toinforamnl 12 Riiiguose nolTechgyo dutoinEca Complete the timetable with the subjects from A. Monday 9.00-9.45: the study of the language people speak in Spain Monday 9.45-10.30: the study of drawing and painting Monday 10.30-11.15: the study of the past Monday 11.15-12.00: the study of numbers, shapes, etc. Tuesday 9.00-9.45: the study of the language people speak in Germany Tuesday 9.45-10.30: the study of sounds made by instruments or voices 7 Tuesday 10.30-11.15: the study of the use of computers for sending and storing information 8 Tuesday 11.15-12.00: the study of different religions 9 Wednesday 9.00—9.45: the study of countries, rivers, mountains, etc. 10 Wednesday 9.45~10.30: the study of the language people speak in France 11 Wednesday 10.30-11.15: using experiments for the study of the way things happen in the physical world 12 Wednesday 11.15—12.00 the study of the language people speak in Britain Aueene Monday Tuesday Wednesday 9.00-9.45 Spanish : 1115-12.00EN Match the words in the box with the items in the picture. briefease “computer efhail “fax machine board ~=mobile phone __mouse mouse mat_ photocopier _printer_telephone workstation printer E complete the sentences with words from A. 1 I need to print this letter, but the pronter isn’t working, 2 Don't forget your I may need to call you while you're out of the office. 3 I left my on the train. It had all kinds of important documents in it, 4 Could you make a copy of this letter for me, please? The is over there, 5 Send me an It’s quicker than writing a letter.EX Circle the correct word in each question. 1. What's crash /(hardware)? It’s computer equipment. 2 What's a modem / a virus ? It’s something that makes it possible for one computer to send information to another computer. What's a program / DVD ? It’s a set of instructions that you put into a computer to make it do something. 4 What's a hard disk / software ? It’s the part inside a computer that’s used for storing information. ‘What’ a floppy disk / CD-ROM ? Its a small square piece of plastic used for storing computer information. w wn E) Complete the crossword with the other words from A. instructions that you put into a computer to control what it can do a round piece of plastic with information on it that you can read but can’t change 3 around piece of plastic for storing films, music and information 4 if computers do this, they suddenly stop working instructions put into a computer that can stop it from working properly ne ow5 shopping list 1 : 3 1 topato potato Cp 2 nabnaa oe hg 3 ryrstwaber 4 niono 5 plpae 6 prages 7 rotrac shopping list 2 1 lirgac 2 nemol 3 mousrohm 4 totamo 5 ronage 6 telutec 7 aper 3) Put the foods from A into the correct group. fruit vegetables potato1 Pthe. 2 3 4 L complete the crossword. Coryaurene a white substance that you use to make food taste sweet a yellow food made from milk that you spread on bread a solid food made from milk a thick liquid food made from milk a white mineral that you use to make food taste better a powder made from grain that you use for making bread, cakes, etc. a yellow food like butter that you spread on bread a round food with a hard shell that comes from a chicken a grey or black powder that you use to give food a slightly hot tasteEX Find the first letter of the words for the different meals we eat. Write the words. 1 1 packed.luuch 6 2 —~ v5 2 7 es « 3 8 ene 4 9 Pan 5 s Pa ee os Sel 6 ®& ; Lea 848s +g tela sy oa * 4 © 4 a 2 pag Shamans Ons kh yn 8 @ 8Fa0) iia one ody ve ° * bes tae a Complete the sentences with the words from A. 1 Breakfast: is the first meal we eat in the morning. 2A is food, especially meat, that we cook and eat outside. iB is a small meal that we eat before we go to bed. 4 When the weather is good, we can have a outside. D is the meal we eat in the middle of the day. 6 is food like hamburgers that we eat in a restaurant when we don’t have much time. TA is a meal that we buy in a restaurant and take home to eat. is the meal we eat in the evening. 9A is what we eat between meals if we feel a little hungry. 10 A is a cold lunch of sandwiches, fruit, etc. that we carry in a small box.E\ Match the places on the left with the definitions on the right. 1 restaurant a a place that sells alcohol and sometimes serves food too 2 cafe b a place where you can buy and eat food that is prepared very quickly 3 pub ¢ a place where you can buy small meals 4 fast-food restaurant d a place that sells food that you eat somewhere else 5 takeaway e a place where you can buy and eat meals keda table dessert out main course meat __ order _ starter che bil Last weekend Maria and her friend Karen decided to have a (1) mead at their favourite restaurant. They thought it would make a nice change to (2) instead of making dinner at home. They 3) for about eight o’clock. When they arrived, a (4) took them to their table, He gave them a 6) to look at and asked them if they would like a drink. A little later he came back and asked if they were ready to (6) They both chose soup for their 0) . For the (8) Maria had steak and Karen had chicken. When they had finished, a (9) came to their table, She asked them if they would like a (10) They were too full, so they just had coffee and asked for (11) .They thought the meal was really good and were very happy with their evening out, so they left a large (12)E\ Match the words with items 1-5 in the picture. pavement 2. road roundabout lamppost traffic ~ E] Use the words in the box to make words for items 7-14 in the picture above. Write the numbers from the picture next to the new words. [bin box box crossing tae lights meter sign stop bike lane. 6. traffic litter zebra bus parking phone road post Complete the sentences with words from A and B. Stop when the . traffic lights... are red. I need some 20 pence coins for the It’s safer to cross the road at a 1 2 3 4 If you're on a bike, you should ride in the 5 Walk on the , not in the 6 Is there a around here? I need to call my mum, 7 Wait at the until the 52 comes. That’s the bus you need to catch. 8 Is there a around here? I need to post this letter. | |1 pencil 3 exercise 5 pencil 2 text. 4 board 6 whiteboard EL Put these places of education in order from 1-4. Start with the one you go to first. primary school ["} university [J nursery school (1. secondary school (] Rewrite the sentences with school subjects. 1 Tlike computers. J like Information Technology. 2 [like drawing and painting. 3 I like learning about the past. 4 I like numbers. Ber ma Ds a Db Complete the sentences. 1A is a telephone that you can carry with you. 2A is a machine that you use to make copies of documents. 3A is a bag that you use for carrying documents. 4A is where you work and where your computer, phone, etc. is. Complete the sentences. 1 You can get this dictionary as a book or on 2 I think there’s something wrong with my computer. It seems to every time I try to use it, 3 Everyone's talking about a new which can destroy everything on your computer. 4 Ie’s great watching a film on ~ the pictures and sound are much better than on a video.What are these foods? a long yellow fruit = a round orange fruit = the meat from a sheep a round food from a chicken = the meat from a cow = a yellow fruit with a bitter taste = a long orange vegetable = 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 [2 what are these meals? green leaves used in salads = 1 what do you do when you eat out? Put the sentences in the correct order. a Eat your main course. [1 f Decide to eat out. 1] b Order your food. g Leave a tip. a ¢ Ask for the bill. Oo h Book a table. Oo d Eat your dessert. Oo i Eatyour starter, [1] e Look at the menu t, Oh What are these things in the street? 1 a container for throwing away old pieces of paper, etc. a place where people can cross the road safely a path at the side of the road for people to walk on 2 3 4 a box for posting letters 5 alight on a tall post 6 a machine you put money into when you park your carComplete the sentences with the words in the box. 1 What can you buy with £100? 2 How much does it to go to the theatre these days? 3 Ivis illegal to fireworks to anyone under eighteen. 4 It’s your birthday — I'll ; the meal. 5 ['ll have to money from the bank. 6 She refused to him the money. 7 You can money by cycling to work instead of driving. 8 He has an evening job to some extra money. 9 Enjoy yourself, but try not to too much money. [ Complete the crossword. a piece of paper that you can use to pay for things instead of money costing a lot of money costing very little money costing nothing paper money and coins that you use to buy things with a small plastic card that you can use to pay for things auakweneWrite the numbers for the words. a thirty Ber ~ e fifty oe __ b thirty-two f fifty-one Ske ¢ forty g sixty edhe d forty-five _E] Write the words for the numbers. a 63. sixty-three._ b 70 Lape ee. 77 i d 80 e 84 f£ 90 £96 [& Match the words in the box with the numbers. a 100 one hundred b 109 € 1,000 1,009 - e 1,900 ~ £ 10,900 g 100,090 h 1,000,000 i 1,000,090 J 1,900,000 k. 1,000,000,000 i xEX Complete the phrases with the words in the box. Then join the words with the pictures. bag bar bottle bowl box bunch cup gis jar loaf packet pair piece slice tin tube eC mu au een 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 of milk [d) of soap [1] of bread [] of toothpaste [} of honey [] of gloves | of peas [| of flowers |_| of soup of paper (| of tea [J of sweets [] of wine |_| of chocolates |_| of biscuits [] of ham |}2 elephant / snake 3 monkey / panda 4 crocodile / penguin 5 hippopotamus / zebra ___ 6 giraffe / rhinoceros E) Label the pictures with the other words from A.E\ Match the words in the box with the pictures. 1 ice skating 6 11 2 q 2 3 8 13 4 9 14 5 10 15 3 Put the words from A into the correct group. sports you can do sports you can play ordo _ sports you play on your own against one other person _in a teamEX Join the words with the opposite meanings. 1 small bad 2 long low 3 fase thin 4 high big 5 thick dirty 6 hard slow 7 good quiet 8 loud new 9 clean soft 10 old short E Label the pictures with the words from A. a2 §& fa) ah 1..small 2 ball ball house house o> as | OB ee. 5, 6 . 8 voice voice boy boy SS, — - > 9 10 11 12 car car face face le SF ess | SE SEE 13 14 15 16 book bed bed i & 18 19 20 wall hair haira child. 10 They're 11 He's “ 12 She's the door. 13 She’s the door. 9EX Complete the sentences with the words in the box. ell_tell_ think spell 11... feel......a bit cold. Can I put your jumper on? 2 Td like to James to come to the party with me. 3 Do you in a town ora city? 4 Can you speak louder? Grandma can't very well. 5. How do you your name? 6 What do you to drink? Tea or coffee? 711 some help to get this work finished on time. 8 You can’t to speak a foreign language in two weeks. 9 Could you me to move this sofa? Ie’ really heavy. 10 Ifyou don't me what the problem is, how can I help you? 11 I’m sorry, I didn’t Could you repeat that, please? 12. My pen’ broken. Can I yours? 13 He married her for her money — he doesn't her. 141 that it is very important to teach children to be polite. 15 I don’t really want to that question. E\ Circle the correct word in each sentence. Then match the sentences with the pictures. @ v Q ce q 50 Complete the sentences with the phrasal verbs in the box. [ getup sitdown stand up throw away wake up 1 5.30 in the morning? That's very early to... get. up... 2 Jenny, and let Bethan sit there. 3. Don’t make so much noise. You'll the baby 4 I don't feel very well. I think I need to 5 Do you need this piece of paper or can I it 2 1B] Complete the phrasal verbs with the words in the box. [get Took pick switch take 1 witch © the light 2 ~OFF\ the bus 3 ” dee coat 4 Na word a AUR pen Complete the sentences with the phrasal verbs in the box. [Eigetting on looking for putting down patting om switching on 1 Bl ; 4 5 1 She's. PMG OW her boots. 2 He's the train. 3 She’ the TY. : ; 4He’s his keys. CS! : 5 He's the box.EX What are the opposites of these words? 1 buy 3 cheap 2 lend 4 spend i Add the numbers together and write the answers as words. a 40+2= d 30415 b 50+ 50= e 30+ 30= ¢ 70+5= f 504+3= What are these? ELBE S 1 aloaf of bread. 3 5 2 4 DB) Complete the words for six musical instruments you play by blowing air into them. black and white animals —_ grey animals animals that spend most of their time in waterfa Complete the sentences with words for sports. 1 You can’t play if you haven't got a horse. 2 If you live in a place with no mountains, how can you go 2 3 If it’s windy enough, we could go : 4 I never watch the on TV. I don’t like to see people hitting each other. {4 What are the opposites of these adjectives? 1 old 5 long 2 high 6 big 3 dirty 7 slow 4 thin 8 bad [i] Complete the sentences. 1 He’sa very funny man. He really makes me 2 the window, please. It’s cold in here. 3. It was so sad — I wanted to i 4 I can't that on my own. It’s much too heavy. 5 Stand here and for me to come back. 6 Mummy, me that story again. 7 What sort of house do you in? 8 What's that noise? Can you it? 1 What are the phrasal verbs and what are their opposites? 4g, 1 RO 3 51 Your head hair forehead eye ear moustache lips beard 2 Your body neck shoulder back elbow bottom chest stomach hip thigh knee ankle heel toes 3 Clothes trainers tie blouse shirt socks cousin grandchildren aunt parents Mum 5 Illness headache 2 toothache earache backache stomach ache 14 toenails 15 wrist 16 thumb. 17 fingers 18 fingernails 7 pyjamas 8 shorts 9 boots 10 suit 11 top 12. cardigan 7 nephew 8 children 9 Daddy 10 uncle 11 Mummy 12 niece B 1 sore throat 2 sick 3 dentist 4 temperature 5 doctor 6 cold 7 flu B hand fingers fingernails thumb arm elbow shoulder wrist leg ankle hip knee thigh in bed Men on our feet Women on our feet, sport grandchildren parents children daddy dad uncle foot heel toes toenails other neck back bottom chest stomach for work ‘on our feet Women. in warm, weather women aunt mummy mum niece cousin nephew6 A 7 A 8 A 9 1 A Talking about time 1 month 2 morning 3. tomorrow 4 The day before yesterday 5. weekend 6 afternoon 7 last 8 today 9 night Telling the time 1 clock B a o'clock 2 watch b a quarter past 3 alarm clock half past da quarter to The seasons BA warm 2 hot, humid 3 cool 4 cold, freezing winter spring summer autumn Holidays travel agent’ 3. traveller’ hotel cheques suitcase 4 camera passport 5 guidebook ticket Birthdays, weddings, etc. 6d i: © i g a Test 1 (Units 1-10) A 1 eyes © She's wearing: a lips or mouth skirt, tights, a teeth blouse cars He's wearing: tongue trainers, a top, bottom shorts arm shoulder, elbow, wrist hand fingers, nephew, niece fingernails, thumb cousin leg thigh, knee aunt foot toes, toenails, ankle, today heel yesterday tomorrow the day before yesterday parents une evening 15 the day after ago tomorrow day, week next year ‘Yesterday midnight midday past to take photographs ite postcards go sightseeing Mother's Day party housewarming wedding wedding anniversary a dentist hotel a doctor passport a headache camera a temperature travel agents acold suitcase postcards a quarter past four wedding, half past ten bithday a quarter to housewarming three (party) New Year's ‘winter Eve spring summer autumn, 111In the classroom A things to write with chalk pen pencil whiteboard marker 12 Education A people pupil student teacher places college nursery school primary school secondary school university 13 School subjects A 1 History Geography ‘Maths English French Information ‘Technology 14 In the office BA printer 2 fax machine 3 photocopier 4 email 15 Computers AA hardware a modem a program a hard disk a floppy disk things to write on or in blackboard exercise book piece of paper whiteboard things to make writing disappear board rubber rubber study periods lecture lesson term work exam homework mark Spanish Science 9 Art Music German Religious Education computer keyboard telephone mouse software CD-ROM DVD crash virus ruler textbook desk pencil sharpener pencil case nursery school primary school secondary school college university lesson lecture term Spanish Art History Maths German Music Information Technology mouse mat mobile phone briefcase workstation c board rubber pencil, rubber ruler chalk pencil sharpener pencil case pupils student teacher homework mark exam Religious Education Geography French Science English printer mobile phone briefcase photocopier email16 Fruit and vegetables shopping list 2 1 garlic Iemon strawberry mushroom onion tomato apple orange grapes lettuce carrot pear 17 Meat and other food A 1 pork B 1 sugar 2 beef 2 butter 3 lamb 3 cheese 4 chicken 4 yoghurt 18 Lunch, dinner, etc. A 1 packed lunch 6 dinner supper 7 picnic lunch 8 breakfast takeaway 9 barbecue snack 10 fast food 19 Restaurants, cafés, etc. B 1 meal 2 eat out 3. booked a table 4 waiter 5 menu 20 In the street A pavement 2 B bike lane 6 road 5 litter bin 13 roundabout 3 bus stop 9 lamppost 1 phone box 14 traffic 4 post box 8 traffic lights 12 Test 2 (Units 11-20) A 1 pencil case C 1 Slike 2 textbook Information 3 exercise book ‘Technology. 4 board rubber 2 Tike Art 5 pencil 3 I like History. sharpener 4 I like Maths. 6 whiteboard marker 1 mobile phone 2 photocopier primary school 2.3 briefcase university 4 4 workstation nursery 1 secondary 3 1 CD-Rom school 2 crash 3 virus 4 DVD B fruit banana strawberry apple grapes lemon orange pear salt flour margarine egg Breakfast barbecue Supper picnic Lunch order starter main course waitress dessert zebra crossing 10 parking meter 7 road sign 11 1 trafic lights 2 parking meter 1 banana 2 orange 3 lamb 4 egg 5 beef 6 lemon 7 carrot 8 lettuce 1 breakfast 2 fast food 3 barbecue 4 packed lunch vegetables potato onion carrot garlic mushroom tomato lettuce 9 pepper Fast food takeaway Dinner snack packed lunch the bill tip 3 zebra crossing 4 bike lane 5 pavement, road 6 phone box 7 bus stop 8 post box eee 5 ab ee © 1 litter bin 2 zebra crosing 3 pavement 4 post box, 5 lamppost 6 parking meter21 Money At buy 6 lend B 1 cheque 5 cash 2 cost 7 save 2 expensive 6 credit card 3 sell 8 carn 3 cheap 4 pay for 9 spend 4 free 5 borrow 22 Numbers Aa 30 B a. sixty-three © a one hundred g one hundred b 32 b seventy b one hundred thousand and © 40 seventy-seven and nine ninety d 45 eighty € one thousand h one million e 50 e eighty-four d one thousand it one million f 51 f ninety and nine and ninety g 60 & ninety-six one thousand j one million nine hundred nine hundred f ten thousand thousand nine hundred k one billion 23 Quantities A1 aglass of milk d 6 apairof gloves € 11 acupoftea b 15 a packet of | 2abarofsoap.o 7 atinofpeasn 12 abagofsweets k _ biscuits 3 aloafofbread ¢ 8 a bunch of j 13 a bottle of h 16 aslice of ham p _ 4 a tube of i flowers wine toothpaste 9 abowl ofsoup f 14 abox of a 5 ajar ofhoney m 10 apiece of g chocolates Paper 24 Musical instruments A the orchestra 4 flute the band 10 saxophone 1 cello 5 violin 7 drums 11 trombone 2 clarinet 6 French horn 8 guitar 12. piano 3 oboe 9 trumpet 25 Animals A 1 lion 4 crocodile B 1 panda 4 giraffe 2 snake 5. zebra 2 hippopotamus 5. penguin 3 monkey 6 rhinoceros 3 tiger 6 elephant 26 Sports A 1 ice skating B sports you can sports you can sports that you 2 badminton do on your own _ play or do play in a team 3. gymnastics climbing against one hockey 4 cycling cycling other person polo 5 running gymnastics badminton softball 6 karate ice skating boxing 7 hockey rowing karate 8 polo running squash 9 softball windsurfing wrestling 10 climbing 11. windsurfing 12. boxing 13. squash 44 wrestling 45. rowing27 Everyday adjectives A 1 big B 1 small short big slow new low old thin quiet soft loud bad uiet bad lirty slow new fast Seavausen 28 Everyday verbs A 1 laughing kissing carrying 2 smiling meeting fighting 3 singing shouting smoking 4 crying waiting opening 29 More everyday verbs Al feel 6 want 11 understand 2 “ask 7 need 12 use 3 live 8 learn 13 love 4 hear 9 help 14 think 5 spell 10 tell 15 answer 30 Phrasal verbs AL getup B 1. switch off the look up a putting on 2 stand up light word getting on 3. wake up 2 get off the bus pick up a pen switching on 3 4 sit down take off your looking for 5 throw away coat putting down Test 3 (Units 21-30) sell D 1 oboe borrow trumpet climbing stand up, sit 1 polo 2 expensive 3 flute windsurfing down 4 5 Bune save trombone boxing pick up, put clarinet down new put on, take low off clean get on, get off thick switch on, short switch off small fast good laugh Close cry carry wait tell live hear forty-two 6 saxophone one hundred seventy-five black and white thirty-one animals sixt ns fit tee Pea zebra 4 loaf of bread grey animals a glass of elephant water rhinoceros apair of socks animals that a bunch of spend most of their time in the water crocodile hippopotamus eau eee ey AMEEThe words in this list are British English. Sometimes we give you an important American word which means the same. 1 Your head beard /biod/ cheek /tfizk/ chin /tfin/ ear /1a/ eye /ai/ forehead /'forrd/ hair /hea/(Use with a singular verb, e.g. Her hair is very long.) lips /lips/ #loustache /ma'sta:f/ mouth /mau0/ nose /nauz/ teeth /tiz0/(singular = tooth) tongue /tan/Word List 2 Your body ankle /‘aegkW/ back /baek/ bottom /'botom/ chest /tfest/ elbow /'elbau/ fingernails /'fryganerlz/ fingers /‘fingoz/ heel /hi:l/ hip /hip/ knee /niz/ neck /nek/ shoulder /'fauldo/ stomach /'stamok/ thigh /Oar/ thumb /0am/ toenails /‘tounerlz/ toes /touz/ wrist /rist/ 3 Clothes blouse /blavz/ boots /bu:ts/(two boots = a pair of boots) cardigan /'kardigan/ pyjamas /pr'd3a:moz/ (Use with a plural verb, e.g. His pyjamas are too big for him.) shirt /fa:t/ shorts /fozts/ (Use with a plural verb, e.g. Her shorts are blue.) socks /spks/(two socks = a pair of socks) suit /sust/ tie /tan/ tights /taits/ (US = pantyhose) top /top/ trainers /‘tremnaz/ (US = sneakers ) (two trainers = a pair of trainers) ~~ amWord List 4 Family aunt /a:nt/ children /'tfildran/ (singular = child) cousin /'kazon/ dad /dzed/ (informal) daddy /‘daedi/ (usually used by small children) grandchildren /‘graen,tfildron/ (singular = grandchild) mum /mam/ (informal; US = mom) mummy /‘mami/(usually used by small children; US = mommy) nephew /'nefju:/ niece /nizs/ parents /‘pearants/ uncle /‘ankl/ 5 IlIness backache /'baeketk/ be sick /bi: 'stk/ cold /kould/ dentist /'dentist/ doctor /'dokta/ earache /"1oretk/ flu /flu:/ headache /‘hederk/ sore throat /,so: 'Oraut/ stomach ache /'stamok erk/ temperature /'tempratfa/ toothache /'tu:Oetk/after tomorrow /d2 ,de1 a:fta to'mprou/ before yesterday /a der bifo: 'jestader/ /'jestader/ the time m clock /a'la:m klpk/ jer 'em/ juiarter past /a 'kwozto pa:st/ to /a 'kwoxto tu:/ /ha:f pa:st/ /,mid'de1/ ht /‘midnart/Word List 8 The seasons autumn /'9:tam/ (US = fall) cold /kauld/ cool /ku:l/ freezing /'frizz1y/ hot /hot/ humid /‘hju:mid/ spring /sprin/ summer /'samo/ warm /worm/ winter /‘winto/ 9 Holidays camera /'keemoro/ go sightseeing /gau 'sar guidebook /'gardbuk/ hotel /hau'tel/ passport /‘pa:spoit/ suitcase /'su:tkers/ take photographs /,teik 'foutagra:fs/ (past tense took; past participle taken) ticket /'trkit/ travel agent's /‘treeval ,erdzants/ traveller's cheques /'traevaloz ,tfeks/ write postcards /,rait 'paustka:dz/ (past tense wrote; past participle written) sizi/ (past tense went; past participle gone)thdays, weddings, etc. /'bs:0der/ ‘istmas Day /,kristmas 'det/ Day /'fa:daz det/ lu ing /‘haus,wo:min/ (also housewarming party) ther’s Day /'madoz ,de1/ juz jioz 'izv/, /\njur ,jroz ‘der/ nksgiving /,Qanks'giviy/ dding /‘wedin/ g anniversary /'wedin ,eniva:sori/ 11 In the classroom blackboard /'blakbo:d/ board rubber /'bo:d ,raba/ chalk /tfozk/ desk /desk/ exercise book /'eksasaiz ,buk/ paper /'peipo/ pen /pen/ pencil /'pensol/ pencil case /'pensal kers/ pencil sharpener /‘pensal ,fa:pano/ rubber /'rabo/ ruler /'ru:lo/ textbook /'tekstbuk/ whiteboard /‘waitbo:d/ whiteboard marker /'waitbo:d ,marko/Word List 12 Education college /'kolid3/ (in the US college is the same as university) exam /1g'zaem/ (also examination) homework /‘houmw3:k/ lecture /'lektfo/ lesson /'lesan/ (US = class) mark /mazk/ (US = grade) nursery school /‘ns:sari sku:l/ (US also = kindergarten) primary school /'praimori sku:l/ (US = elementary school) pupil /'pjuzpol/ secondary school /'sekandari sku:l/ (US also = high school) student /'stju:dont/ teacher /'ti:tfo/ term /t3:m/ (US = semester) university /,jumnt'vs:soti/ 13 School subjects Art /azt/ English /‘1nglif/ French /frent f/ Geography /d3i'pgrofi/ German /'d33:mon/ History /‘histori/ Information Technology /,infemerfon tek'nolad3i/ (also IT) Maths /ma@s/ (also Mathematics) Music /‘mjuzzik/ Religious Education /r1,lidgas ,ed3u'ke1fon/(also RE) Science /'sarons/ Spanish /'spaentf/office I'brizfkers/ phone /,moubail ‘faun/ /mavs/ mat /'maus met/ ier /'fautau,kopia/ /'printo/ /telifoun/ ion /'w3rk,sterfon/ ters / sizdi:'rom/ (Compact Disc — Read-Only Memory) /kreef/ /,diz viz (Digital Versatile Disc) /'maudem/ /'praugrem/ /'spftwea/* Word List 16 Fruit and vegetables apple /‘zpl/ banana /ba'na:no/ carrot /'kerat/ garlic /'gazltk/ grapes /greips/ Jemon /‘lemon/ lettuce /'letrs/ mushroom /'mafrum/ onion /‘anjon/ orange /'prind3/ pear /peo/ potato /pa'teitau/ (plural = potatoes) strawberry /'strozbori/ (plural = strawberries) tomato /to'ma:tau/(plural = tomatoes) 17 Meat and other food beef /bi:f/ butter /'bato/ cheese /tfizz/ chicken /'tfikin/ egg /eg/ flour /‘flavo/ lamb /lem/ margarine /,ma:d3o'ri:n/ pepper /'pepo/ pork /pozk/ salt /sozlt/ sugar /'Jugo/ yoghurt /'jngat/Word List inch, dinner, etc. pecue /'barbikju:/ kfast_/'brekfast/ x /'dino/ t food /,fazst 'furd/ Manf/ lunch /,pekt 'lanf/ nil /'prknik/ /snzek/ per /'sapa/ keaway /‘teikower/ Restaurants, cafés, etc. bill /da 'bil/ 00k a table /,buk a 'terbl/ café /'keefer/ dessert /di'zs:t/ eat out /,i:t ‘aut/ fast-food restaurant /,fa:st ‘fu:d ,restaront/ ; main course /,mern 'kozs/ menu /'menju:/ order /'9:do/ restaurant /'restoront/ starter /'‘sta:to/ takeaway /'terkawe1/ tip /tip/ waiter /'weito/ waitress /'wertros/Word List 20 In the street bike lane /'batk lern/ bus stop /'bas stop/ lamppost /'lazmpoust/ litter bin /'Iita ,bin/ parking meter /'pazkry ,mizto/ pavement /'pervmant/ (US = sidewalk) phone box /'foun boks/ post box /'paust boks/ (US = mailbox) road /raud/ road sign /'raud sain/ roundabout /‘raunda,baut/ (US = traffic circle) traffic /'traeftk/ traffic lights /'traefik laits/ zebra crossing /,zebra 'krosin/ (US = crosswalk) 21 Money borrow /'bprau/ buy /bat/(past tense & past participle bought) cash /kzef/ cheap /tfixp/ cheque /tJek/ cost /knst/ (past tense & past participle cost) credit card /'kredit ka:d/ earn /3:n/ expensive /1k'spenstv/ free /frit/ lend /lend/ (past tense & past participle lent) pay for /‘per fo:/ save /serv/ sell /sel/ (past tense & past participle sold) spend /spend/ (past tense & past participle spent)Word List Numbers Osxti/ -two /,O3:ti'tu:/ forty /"foxti/ forty-five /,fo:ti'farv/ fifty /fufti/ fifty-one /,fifti'wan/ sixty /'stksti/ sixty-three /,stksti'Ori:/ seventy /'sevanti/ seventy-seven /,sevanti'sevon/ eighty /‘erti/ eighty-four /,e1ti'forr/ 90 ninety /‘nainti/ _ 96 ninety-six /,nainti'stks/ ~ 100 one hundred /wan 'handrad/ 109 one hundred and nine /wan 'handrad ond nain/ 1,000 one thousand /wan '@auzond/ 1,009 one thousand and nine /wan 'Qauzond ond nain/ 1,900 one thousand nine hundred /wan '@auzend natn 'handrad/ 10,900 ten thousand nine hundred /ten '@auzond nain ‘handrad/ 100,090 one hundred thousand and ninety /wan ‘handrod @auzend ond nainti/ 1,000,000 one million /wan 'miljan/ 1,000,090 one million and ninety /wan 'miljan ond namnti/ 1,900,000 one million nine hundred thousand /wan 'miljon nain handrod ®auzond/ 1,000,000,000 one billion /wan 'biljan/Word List /'krokedail/ ant /‘elifant/ . /d3i'raxf/ p us /,hipa'potomoes/ on/ /manki/ /'‘peendo/ ain /'pengwin/ c /rar'npseras/ \inton /'beedmintan/ g /'boksin/ ng /‘satklin/ stics /dgim'neestiks/ ‘key /‘hoki/ skating /‘ats ,skertiy/ arate /ko'ra:ti/ /'paulou/ ing /‘raury/ g /'ranin/ ll /'spftbo:l/ /skwof/ surfing /'windss:fin/ g /'reslin/Word List /'krokedail/ ant /‘elifant/ . /d3i'raxf/ p us /,hipa'potomoes/ on/ /manki/ /'‘peendo/ ain /'pengwin/ c /rar'npseras/ \inton /'beedmintan/ g /'boksin/ ng /‘satklin/ stics /dgim'neestiks/ ‘key /‘hoki/ skating /‘ats ,skertiy/ arate /ko'ra:ti/ /'paulou/ ing /‘raury/ g /'ranin/ ll /'spftbo:l/ /skwof/ surfing /'windss:fin/ g /'reslin/Word List 27 Everyday adjectives bad /baed/ big /big/ clean /klizn/ dirty /'da:ti/ fast /farst/ good /gud/ hard /ha:d/ high /hat/ long /lon/ loud /laud/ low /lau/ new /nju:/ old /auld/ quiet /'kwarot/ short /foxt/ slow /slou/ small /smo:1/ soft /spft/ thick /O1k/ thin /O1n/ 28 Everyday verbs carry /'keeri/ (past tense & past participle carried) close /klouz/ cry /krat/ (past tense & past participle cried) fight /fart/(past tense & past participle fought) kiss /kis/ laugh /la:f/ meet /mitt/ (past tense & past participle met) open /'aupon/ shout /faut/ sing /s1p/(past tense sang; past participle sung) smile /smatl/ smoke /smauk/ wait /wert/Word List 1) More everyday verbs /a:ntso/ ask /arsk/ feel /fi:l/ (past tense & past participle felt) hear /hia/ (past tense & past participle heard) help /help/ learn /Iain/(past tense & past participle learnt) live /Inv/ Jove /lav/ need /nizd/ spell /spel/ (past tense & past participle spelt) tell /tel/ (past tense & past participle told) think /O1pk/ (past tense & past participle thought) understand /,anda'steend/ (past tense & past participle understood) use /jurz/ want /wont/ 30 Phrasal verbs get off /get 'pf/ (past tense & past participle got; past participle US also gotten) get on /get 'pn/ (past tense & past participle got; past participle US also gotten) get up /get 'ap/ (past tense & past participle got; past participle US also gotten) look for /"luk fa:/ look up /luk 'ap/ pick up /prk 'ap/ put down /put 'daun/ (past tense & past participle put) put on /put 'pn/ (past tense & past participle put) sit down /sit 'daun/ (past tense & past participle sat) stand up /staend 'ap/ (past tense & past participle stood) switch off /switf 'pf/ switch on /switf 'pn/ take off /terk 'pf/ (past tense took; past participle taken) throw away /Orau a'wel/ (past tense threw; past participle thrown) wake up /weik 'ap/ (past tense woke; past participle woken)Word List 12 Education college /'kolid3/ (in the US college is the same as university) exam /1g'zaem/ (also examination) homework /‘houmw3:k/ lecture /lekt fo/ lesson /'lesan/ (US = class) mark /mazk/ (US = grade) nursery school /‘ns:sari sku:l/ (US also = kindergarten) primary school /'praimori sku:l/ (US = elementary school) pupil /'pjuzpol/ secondary school /'sekandari sku:l/ (US also = high school) student /'stju:dont/ teacher /'tiztfo/ term /ts:m/ (US = semester) university /,jumnt'vaisoti/ 13 School subjects Art /azt/ English /‘1nglif/ French /frent f/ Geography /d3i'pgrofi/ German /'d33:mon/ History /‘histori/ Information Technology /,infemeifon tek'nolad3i/ (also IT) Maths /mee@s/ (also Mathematics) Music /‘mjuzzik/ Religious Education /r1,lidgas ,ed3u'ke1fon/(also RE) Science /'sarons/ Spanish /'spaentf/