Senarai Edaran

1. Guru Besar, 18. Guru Besar,

Sekolah Kebangsaan Nanga Mujong, Sekolah Kebangsaan Nanga Ibau,
96800 Kapit. 96800 Kapit.
2. Guru Besar, 19. Guru Besar,
Sekolah Kebangsaan Sungai Menuan, Sekolah Kebangsaan Nanga Bena,
96800 Kapit. gsso0 Kapit.

3. Guru Besar, 20. Guru Besar,

Sekolah Kebangsaan Lubok Mawang, Sekolah Kebangsaan Nanga Oyan,
96800 Kapit. 96800 Kapit.
4. Guru Besar, 21. Guru Besar,
Sekolah Jenis Kebangsaan (C) Hock Sekofah Kebangsaan Nanga Yong,
Lam, 96800 Kapit.
96800 Kapit
5. Guru Besar, 22. Guru Besar,
Sekolah Kebangsaan Nanga Peraran, Sekolah Kebangsaan Mujong Tengah,
96800 Kapit. 96800 Kapit.
6. Guru Besar, 23. Guru Besar,
Sekolah Kebangsaan Sungai Bebangan, Sekolah Kebangsaan Nanga lbun,
96800 Kapit. 96800 Kapit.
7. Guru Besar, 24. Guru Besar,
Sekolah Kebangsaan Sungai Paku Sekolah Kebangsaan Nanga Sempili,
96800 Kapit. 96800 Kapit.
8. Guru Besar, 25. Guru Besar,
Sekolah Kebangsaan Oyan Tengah, Sekolah Kebangsaan Nanga Sama,
96800 Kapit. 96800 Kapit.
9. Guru Besar, 26. Guru Besar,
Sekolah Kebangsaan Rantau Panjai, Sekolah Kebangsaan Nanga Kebiaw,
96800 Kapit. 96800 Kapit.
10. Guru Besar, 27. Guru Besar,
Sekolah Kebangsaan Lubok Baya, Sekolah Kebangsaan Nanga Trusa,
96800 Kapit. 96800 Kapit.
11. Guru Besar, 28. Guru Besar,
Sekolah Kebangsaan Sungai Tunoh, Sekolah Kebangsaan Lepong Gaat,
96800 Kapit. 96800 Kapit.
12. Guru Besar. 29. Guru Besar,
Sekolah Kebangsaan Nanga Bawai, Sekolah Kebangsaan Nanga
96800 Kapit Encheremin,
96800 Kapit.
13. Guru Besar, 30. Guru Besar,
Sekolah Kebangsaan Kapit, Sekolah Kebangsaan Nanga Segenok,
96800 Kapit. 96800 Kapit.
14. Guru Besar, 31. Guru Besar,
Sekolah Kebangsaa“n Nanga Merit, Sekolah Kebangsaan Lepong Balleh,
96800 Kapit. 96800 Kapit.
15. Guru Besar, 32. Guru Besar,
Sekolah Kebangsaan Nanga Pelagus, Sekolah Kebangsaan Lepong Menuan,
96800 Kapit. 96800 Kagit.
16. Guru Besar, 33. Guru Besar,
Sekolah Kebangsaan Temenggong Koh, Sekolah Kebangsaan Nanga Antaroh,
96800 Kapit. 96800 Kapit.
17. Guru Besar, 34. Guru Besar,
Sekolah Kebangsaan Nanga Stapang, Sekolah Kebangsaan Nanga Kain,
0680ß Kapit. 6680ß Kapit.
35. Guru Besar, 43. Guru Besar,
Sekolah Kebangsaan Kampong Baru, Sekolah Kebangsaan Nanga Meluan,
96800 Kapit. 96800 Kapit.
36. Guru Besar, 44. Guru Besar,
Sekolah Kebangsaan Sungai Kapit, Sekolah Kebangsaan Nanga Entuloh,
96800 Kapit. 96800 Kapit.
37. Guru Besar, 45. Guru Besar,
Sekolah Kebangsaan Ulu Pelagus, Sekolah Kebangsaan Sungai Amang,
96800 Kapit. 96800 Kapit.
38. Guru Besar,
Sekolah Kebangsaan Nanga Balang,
96800 Kapit.
39. Guru Besar,
Sekolah Kebangsaan Ulu Yong,
96800 Kapit.
40. Guru Besar,
Sekolah Kebangsaan Nanga Metah,
96800 Kapit.
41. Guru Besar,
Sekolah Kebangsaan Methodist,
96800 Kapit.

42. Guru Besar,

Sekolah Kebangsaan Nanga Tiau,
96800 Kapit.
 ORGANISED BY:
JABATAN PENDIDIKAN NEGERI SARAWAK MANAGED BY:
PPD BETONG
 KARNIVAL PERPADUAN BAHASA INGGERIS: DARE TO SPELL COMPETITION CONCEPT PAPER 2023

1.0 INTRODUCTION

Dare to Spell Competition is a competition that encourages pupils to develop their

spelling skills and vocabulary, as well as developing their poise for public speaking. In
this competition, pupils are pitted against one another with the aim of becoming the
‘best speller’.

2.0 OBJECTIVES

2.1 To improve and advance the skills associated with good spelling habits.

2.2 To enhance the pupils’ spelling capabilities and enrich their vocabulary.

2.3 To encourage reading habits among the pupils in preparation for the spelling
competition.

2.4 To expand pupils’ vocabulary and encourage accurate word usage and
pronunciation.

3.0 ELIGIBILITY

3.1 This competition is open to all primary and secondary school pupils from
government-aided schools. The competition is divided into two categories;

i) Primary School : Year 4–Year 6 pupils

ii) Secondary School : Form 1 – Form 5 pupils

3.2 Each school sends in only one (1) participant.

4.0 WORD LIST

4.1 The words used in the competition from the state to national level will start from
A2 level for primary and B2 level for secondary. The organiser will be
responsible for the word list.

4.2 The word list will comprise of words that have simple words, and then progress
into more difficult ones.

4.3 All the words spelled by spellers during the competition, either in the written or oral
spelling must follow the British Standard of English.
 NO POSITION PRIZE & CERTIFICATES
st
1 1 PLACING PRIZE & CERTIFICATE OF ACHIEVEMENT
2 2ND PLACING PRIZE & CERTIFICATE OF ACHIEVEMENT
3 3RD PLACING PRIZE & CERTIFICATE OF ACHIEVEMENT
4 4TH PLACING PRIZE & CERTIFICATE OF ACHIEVEMENT
5 5TH PLACING PRIZE & CERTIFICATE OF ACHIEVEMENT
6 6TH PLACING AND CERTIFICATION OF PARTICIPATION
ONWARDS

* This concept paper is adapted from National Dare to Spell Concept Paper 2022 and
2023. Changes are made to accommodate Sarawak State Level Hybrid Competition
Mode.
 KARNIVAL PERPADUAN BAHASA INGGERIS: DARE TO SPELL COMPETITION CONCEPT PAPER 2023

KARNIVAL PERPADUAN BAHASA INGGERIS: DARE TO SPELL COMPETITION

CATEGORY
LEVEL / YEAR

SCORE SHEET

Elimination Rounds
Participant
No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
1

10

11

12

13

14

15

16
 KARNIVAL PERPADUAN BAHASA INGGERIS: DARE TO SPELL COMPETITION CONCEPT PAPER 2023

Judge’s Name : Date :

Signature :

KARNIVAL PERPADUAN BAHASA INGGERIS: DARE TO SPELL COMPETITION

CATEGORY
LEVEL / YEAR
SCORE SHEET

Semi-finals
Rounds Speller 1 Speller 2 Speller 3 Speller 4 Speller 5
1

10

11

12

13

14

15
 KARNIVAL PERPADUAN BAHASA INGGERIS: DARE TO SPELL COMPETITION CONCEPT PAPER 2023

16

Judge’s Name : Date :

Signature :

KARNIVAL PERPADUAN BAHASA INGGERIS: DARE TO SPELL COMPETITION

CATEGORY
LEVEL / YEAR

SCORE SHEET

Rounds Speller 1 Remarks Speller 2 Remarks

1

10

11
 KARNIVAL PERPADUAN BAHASA INGGERIS: DARE TO SPELL COMPETITION CONCEPT PAPER 2023

12

13

14

15

16

Judge’s Name : Date :

Signature :
 KARNIVAL PERPADUAN BAHASA INGGERIS: DARE TO SPELL COMPETITION CONCEPT PAPER 2023

KARNIVAL PERPADUAN BAHASA INGGERIS: DARE TO SPELL COMPETITION

CATEGORY LEVEL / YEAR

RESULT SLIP

PLACING PARTICIPANT STATE/SCHOOL

CHAMPION

SECOND

THIRD

FIRST
CONSOLATION

SECOND
CONSOLATION

Position Name Signature

Chief Judge

Judge 2

Judge 3

Date
VOCABULARY LIST

A2 Key
A2 Key for Schools
 Introduction to the A2 Key Vocabulary List
The A2 Key Vocabulary List gives teachers a guide to the vocabulary needed when preparing students
for the A2 Key and Key for Schools examinations.

Background to the list

The A2 Key Vocabulary List was originally developed by Cambridge English in consultation with external
consultants to guide item writers who produce materials for the A2 Key examination. It drew on vocabulary
from the Council of Europe’s Waystage (1990) specification and other vocabulary which corpus evidence
shows is high frequency.

The list covers vocabulary appropriate to the A2 level on the Common European Framework of
Reference (CEFR) and includes receptive vocabulary (words that the candidate is expected to
understand but which are not the focus of a question) and productive vocabulary (words that the
candidate needs to know in order to answer a question).

The list does not provide an exhaustive list of all words which appear on the A2 Key and A2 Key for
Schools question papers and candidates should not confine their study of vocabulary to the list alone.

How the list is updated

The vocabulary of English changes over time, with words being added and other words falling into
disuse. In order to maintain its currency, the Key Vocabulary List is updated on a regular basis, with
the decision to add or remove words being informed by reference to the Cambridge Learner Corpus
and English Vocabulary Profile.

The Cambridge Learner Corpus is a collection of over 44 million words of English, based upon
evidence of language use by learners from all over the world and from which the English Vocabulary
Profile has developed. The English Vocabulary Profile shows the most common words and phrases
that learners of English need to know in British or American English. The meaning of each word or
phrase in the wordlists has been assigned a level between A1 and B2 on the CEFR.

A preview version of the English Vocabulary Profile can be accessed by visiting the website:
http://www.englishprofile.org

Organisation of the list

• Word sets
Some categories of words that a learner at this level might be expected to know, e.g. days of the week,
are not included in the alphabetical list but are listed in Appendix 1.
Although ‘grammar words’ (pronouns, modal verbs, etc.) are included, the Language Specifications
section of the Key and Key for Schools Handbooks (available from www.cambridgeenglish.org) should
be consulted for a more complete listing.

• Exemplification
Example phrases and sentences showing how words might be used are given only where words with
different meanings need to be constrained. For example, bank is followed by ‘I changed my money in a
bank’ – this shows that bank is limited to the idea of a financial institution: candidates are not expected to
know other meanings, such as ‘a river bank’.
©Cambridge University Press & Assessment 2023 Page 2 of 31
A2 Key and Key for Schools

• Multi-word verbs
All multi-word (or phrasal) verbs that a A2 Key or A2 Key for Schools candidate might be expected to
know are included in the list. These verbs include ‘literal’ verbs (i.e. where the meaning is transparent),
e.g. sit down, go out and ‘non-literal’ verbs, e.g. look after, get up.

• Topic lists
In Appendix 2, words have been grouped together under common A2 Key and/or A2 Key for Schools
themes, such as ‘Food and Drink’, ‘House and Home’ and ‘Sport’. Not all the words in the Topic Lists
headings appear on the wordlist.

Unsuitable topics

Cambridge Assessment English examinations must not contain anything that might offend or upset
candidates, potentially affect their performance or distract them during the examination. A number of
‘sensitive’ topics are considered unsuitable for use in A2 Key and Key for Schools, for example war
and politics, and vocabulary relating to these is not included in the Key Vocabulary List.

Personal vocabulary

The content of the A2 Key Vocabulary List is general in nature and is unlikely to cover completely the
productive vocabulary that may be required by candidates. Candidates should know the specific lexis
they will need to describe themselves and their lives, for example hobbies, likes and dislikes.

Abbreviations

Abbreviations used in the A2 Key Vocabulary List are:

abbrev abbreviation or acronym mv modal verb

adj adjective n noun
adv adverb phr v phrasal verb
av auxiliary verb pl plural
Am Eng American English prep preposition
Br Eng British English prep phr prepositional phrase
conj conjunction pron pronoun
det determiner sing singular
exclam exclamation v verb

Summary of points to be noted

• The list does not include every word that may appear on a A2 Key or Key for Schools paper.
• The list covers receptive and productive vocabulary.
• The list is updated regularly.

©Cambridge University Press & Assessment 2023 Page 3 of 31

A2 Key and Key for Schools
 all kinds of (det & pron) allow
(v) all right/alright (adj, adv &
exclam)
A all sorts of (det & pron)
all the time (det) almost
(adv) alone (adj & adv)
a/an (det) a few (det, adj & along (prep) already
pron) • I invited a few of my (adv) alright (adj, adv &
friends. • I’ll be ready in a few exclam) also (adv)
minutes. able (adj) always (adv)
• be able to about (adv & prep) a.m. (adv)
• What about a cold drink? amazed (adj)
amazing (adj)
• I have about £3. (adv) ambulance
• a book about animals ( prep) above (n) among
(adv & prep) accident (n) across (adv & (prep) an
prep) (det)
• The bank’s across the road. and (conj)
angry (adj)
• He walked across the
animal (n)
bridge. act (n & another (det &
v) action (adj) pron) answer (n
activity (n) actor (n) & v) any (det &
actually ( adv) ad pron) anybody
(n) (pron) anymore
• an ad on TV add (v) address (n) (adv) anyone
adult (adj & n) (pron) anything
advanced (adj) (pron)
adventure (n) advert anyway (adv)
(n) advertisement anywhere (adv)
(n) advice (n) apartment (n)
aeroplane (n) afraid apartment building
(adj) after (adv & (n) app (n)
prep) afternoon (n) apple (n)
afterwards (adv) appointment (n)
again (adv) against • an appointment with the
(prep) doctor area (n) arm (n) armchair (n)
• We watched England play against around (adv &
France. age (n) • I don’t know his age. aged prep)
(adj) • to travel around (adv)
• aged 10 – 16 ago (adv) agree • to sit around the table (prep)
(v) arrive (v) art (n)
• Yes, I agree with you. article (n)
• Don’t you agree, Sam? • an article about skiing artist
air (n) to travel by (n) as (conj & adv & prep)
air airport (n) alarm • as good as
clock ( n) album (n) all • as soon as possible
(adv, det & pron)
• the same as
• as well
©Cambridge University Press & Assessment 2023 • as well as ask (v) assistant (n)
as well (adv)
as well (as)
(prep) (v) belong (v)
at (prep) • The bag belongs to me. below
(adv & prep) belt (n) beside (prep)
best (adj
Page 4 of 31
& adv)
A2 Key and A2 Key for Schools
better (adj &
at / @ (prep)
adv)
• My email address is between
david@gmail.com at all (prep phr) (prep)
attractive (adj) bicycle
• The walls are an attractive colour. (n)
aunt (n) autumn (n) available (adj) away big (adj) bike
(adv) (n)
• He’s gone away. bill (n)
• Can I have my bill, please?
• It’s two kilometres away.
bin (n)
aweso me (adj) awful (adj)
• Can you throw the rubbish in the
bin? biology (n) bird (n) birth (n) birthday
(n) biscuit (n) (Br Eng) (Am Eng:
B cookie) bit (n & adv) • Just a small
bit of cake, please.
• I’m feeling a bit tired.
baby (n) back (n, adv & adj)
black (adj &
backpack (n)
n) blackboard
bad (adj)
(n) blanket
(be) bad for somebody badly (n)
(adv) badminton (n) bag block (n)
(n) bake (v) ball (n) balloon (n)
banana (n) band (n) • Shall we walk round the block? blog
(n) blond(e) (adj) blood (n) blouse (n) blue
• The band are on tour this month. (adj & n) board (n)
bank (n)
• I changed my money in the bank. • The teacher’s writing on the
barbecue/ barbeque (n) baseball (n) (black/white) board.
basketball (n) bat (n) bath (n) bathing suit board game (n)
(n) bathroom (n) bathtub (n) battery (n) be boat (n)
(av & v) beach (n) bean (n) bear (n) beard body (n)
boil (v)
(n) beautiful (adj) because (conj) because
boiled
of (prep phr) become (v)
(adj)
book (n & v)
• a good book
• book a place on the course
bookcase (n) bookshelf (n) bookshop
(n) (Br Eng) (Am Eng: bookstore)
bookstore (n) (Am Eng) (Br Eng: bookshop)
boot
bed (n)
bedroom ( n)
(n) bee (n) before (adv, conj • a pair of boots bored (adj) boring

©Cambridge University Press & Assessment 2023 Page 5 of 31

A2 Key and A2 Key for Schools
& prep) begin (v) (adj) born (v)
beginner (n) beginning (n) • I was born in Manchester.
behind (adv & prep) believe
borrow (v)
 cabinet (n)
cafe/café (n)
cafeteria (n)
cake (n)
• She borrowed a book from the calendar (n)
library. boss (n) both call (n &
(pron & det) bother v)
(v)
• I’ll call (phone) again later this afternoon.
• Sorry to bother you.
bottle (n) bottom • He’s called John.
(n) • I’m waiting for a call from Anna.
• at the bottom of the stairs bowl camel (n) camera (n) camp
(n) box (n) boy (n) boyfriend (v) camping (n)
(n) bracelet (n) brain campsite (n) cap (n)
(n) brave (adj) bread capital (n) can (n &
(n) mv) • I can ride a
break (n & v) bike. (ability)
• Can I have one? (request)
• a break for lunch (n) • • Can I help you? (offer) • It can
Someone’s broken the window. be cold here in winter. (possibility)
(v) break down (phr v) • You can watch TV now. ( permission)
• The car has broken down. candy (n) cannot (mv) car
breakfast (n) bridge (n) ( n) card (n)
bright (adj – for colours) • birthday card
• bright pink • credit card
brilliant (adj) • card game (e.g. We played a card game
• I thought the film was in class.)
brilliant! bring (v) career (n)
bring back (v) broken careful
(adj) brother (n) brown (adj)
(adj & n) brush (n & v) • Be careful! carefully (adv) car park (n)
build (v) building (n) (Br Eng) (Am Eng: parking lot) carpet
burger (n) bus (n) (n) carrot (n) carry (v) cartoon (n) case
business (n) (n) cash (n & v) castle (n) cat (n) catch
businessman (n) (v)
businesswoman (n)
CD (n)
business person (n) bus
CD player (n) ceiling (n) cell
station (n) bus stop
phone (n) celebrate (v)
(n)
celebrity (n) cent (n)
centre/center (n)
busy (adj) but (conj) butter centimetre/centimeter (cm)
(n) butterfly ( n) buy (v) by (n) century (n)
(prep) by accident (prep
phr) by the way (prep phr)
bye (exclam)

cereal (n)

©Cambridge University Press & Assessment 2023 Page 6 of 31

A2 Key and A2 Key for Schools
certainly (adv)
C chain (n)
• She wore a gold chain.
• I need a new bicycle
chain. chair (n) (n) coffee
change (v & n) (n) cola (n)
• There is a change of room for this cold (adj &
course. n)
channel (n) colleague
(n) collect
character (n)
(v) college
• He was my favourite character in the (n) colour
film. chat (n) chatroom (n) cheap (adj) check (n & v)
(v) comb (n)
cheese (n) chef come (v)
(n) come back (v)
chemist (n) (Br Eng) (Am Eng: drugstore)
chemistry (n) • We came back from our holiday
cheque (n) yesterday. comedy (n) comfortable (adj)
chess (n) comic (n) company (n) • What’s the
chicken (n)
name of your company? competition
child (n) chilli
(n) complete (v) computer (n) concert
(n)
(n) congratulations! (exclam) contact (n & v)
chips (n pl)
continue (v) conversation (n)
• egg and
chips chocolate (n) choose cook (n & v) cooker (n)
(v) cinema cookie (n) (Am Eng) (Br
( n) circle
Eng:
(n) circus
biscuit) cooking (n)
(n) city (n)
cool (adj &
class (n)
exclam)
• a language class
• That’s a cool bike! (adj) copy (v)
• a first-class ticket classical (adj)
corner (n)
classmate (n) classroom (n) clean (adj
& • the corner of the street correct (adj)
cost (n & v) costume (n)
v) cleaner (n) clear (adj)
• It’s not clear to me. • I forgot my swimming costume. could
clearly (adv) clever (adj) (mv)
click (n & v) • I couldn’t find the information
• Click here to go to our • Could you lend me some money?
website. climb (v) • We could go to the cinema
climbing (n) clock (n) close (adj tonight. country (n)
& v) close to (prep phr) closed countryside
(adj) closet (n) clothes ( n) course (n)
(n pl) cloud (n)
• a university course
• a main course • of
cloudy (adj) course (not)
clown cousin
(n) club (n) (n)
• to join a club cover (v
coach (n) &n)
• a coach trip • I had to cover my eyes.
• a tennis coach coat • There was a flower on the book’s
( n) coast cover. cow (n)

©Cambridge University Press & Assessment 2023 Page 7 of 31

A2 Key and A2 Key for Schools
crazy (adj) • The flight is delayed. (v)
cream delicious (adj)
(adj & n) deliver (v) dentist (n)
• I like strawberries and cream. department (n)
• Mum’s cream T-shirt got dirty. credit department store (n)
card (n) cricket (n) cross (n & v) • describe (v) desert (n)
design (v) design
Don’t cross the road here!
(planning) (n) design
(v) crossing (n) (process) (n) design
• Use the crossing to cross the (drawing) (n) desk
street. crowd (n) crowded (n) dessert (n)
(adj) cry (v) details (n) diary (n)
• The baby’s crying. dictionary (n) die (v)
cup (n) difference (n) different
cupboard (adj) difficult (adj)
(n) curry digital (adj)
(n) digital camera (n)
curtain (n) dining room (n)
customer (n) dinner (n)
cut (v) cycle dinosaur (n)
(v) diploma (n)
cycling (n) directions (n)
dirty (adj) disco
(n)
D discount (n)
discover (v)
discuss (v)
dish (n)
dad (n) daily • Chicken and chips is my favourite dish.
(adj & adv) • I broke a dish when I was washing
dance up. dive (v)
(n & v) • I learnt to dive at the swimming pool.
dancer (n)
diving (adj)
dancing (n)
danger (n) • I’ve joined a diving club.
dangerous (adj) dark do (av & v) doctor
(adj) date (n) document (n)
(n) • What’s dog (n)
the date today? doll (n)
daughter (n) day dollar (n)
(n) dead (adj) dolphin (n)
dear (adj) donkey (n)
• Dear Anne, door (n)
dot (n)
decide
(v) • dot com
deep (adj) double (adj)
degree • a double room down (adv & prep)
(n) download (n & v)
• The temperature’s 30 degrees • I downloaded the songs from the
today. delay (n & v) internet
• There will be a delay of two hours. (v).
(n) downstairs
(adv) Dr

©Cambridge University Press & Assessment 2023

(n) draw enjoy (v)
(v) enough (adv, det &
drawer (n) pron) enter (v)
drawing (n)
• Are you going to enter the poster
dream (n &
competition?
v) dress (n &
v) dressed • Please enter through the side door.
(adj) entrance (n) envelope (n) environment (n)
equipment (n)
• Hurry, you need to get dressed!
• You need special equipment to go
drink (n & v) drive (v)
diving. eraser (n) (Am Eng) (Br Eng: rubber)
driver (n)
driving licence especially (adv)
euro (n) even
Page 8 of 31
A2 Key and A2 Key for Schools
(n) (adv) evening
drop (v) (n)
drugstore (n) (Am Eng) (Br Eng: chemist) event (n)
drum (n) • The Olympic games is a great event.
dry (adj & ever (adv) every (det) everybody (pron)
v) duck (n)
during everyone (pron) everything
(prep) (pron) everywhere (adv)
DVD (n) exactly (adv)
DVD player (n) examination/exam (n)
example (n) •
Look at the example
E first.
• for example
excellent (adj)
except (conj & prep)
each (det & pron) excited (adj)
each other exciting (adj)
(pron) ear (n) excuse (v)
early (adj & • Excuse me! exercise (n & v)
adv) • He should do more exercise to get fit. •
earn (v)
earring (n) I’ve got a maths exercise to
easily (adv) finish. exhibition (n)
east (n, adj &
• art exhibition exit (n) expensive
adv)
(adj) experience (n) experiment
easy (adj)
(n)
eat (v) egg (n) electric (adj)
electricity (n) elephant (n) • The science experiment was fun.
elevator (n) (Am Eng) (Br Eng: explain (v)
lift) explore (v) explorer
else (adv) (n)
• Anything • This book’s about famous explorers.
else? email (n & extra (adj) eye (n)
v) empty (adj)
end (v & n)
engine (n)
engineer (n)
F
©Cambridge University Press & Assessment 2023
 • First… then… (adv)
face • John came first. (adv)
(n) fact • first prize (adj) first name (n)
(n) first of all (adv)
factory • First of all, you must wash your
(n)
hands. fish (n & v)
fail
fishing (n) fit
(v) fair (adj)
• I joined a gym to get fit.
(adj) • I run to keep fit.
• She has fair fix (v) flat
hair. fall (n & v) (n) flight (n)
• in the fall (n) (Am Eng) (Br floor (n)
Eng: autumn) • The bedrooms are on the first floor. •
• He fell and hurt his leg. Don’t leave your clothes on the
( v) family (n)
floor. flower (n)
famous
fly (v) fog (n) foggy (adj)
(adj) fan (n)
folder (n) follow (v) follow
• She’s a football fan. fantastic (adj)
(social media) (v)
far (adv)
• follow somebody on social media food
• How far is the next garage? farm
(n) foot (n)
(n) farmer (n) fashion (n) fast (adj
& adv) fast food (n) fat • my right foot
(adj) football (n) footballer
(n) for (prep) foreign

Page 9 of 31 A2 Key and A2 Key for Schools

father (n) favourite (adj) forest (n) forget (v)

(adj) fork (n)
feel (v) • knife and
• to feel well feelings (n) festival (n) fork form (n)
few • Fill in this form. free (adj & adv)
(det & adj) • I got a free ticket to the match.
field (n) • Are you free on Saturday? French fries
file (n) fill (v)
(n) (Am Eng) (Br Eng: chips) fresh
fill in (phr v)
(adj)
• to fill in a form film (n & v) final (adj) • fresh fruit fridge (n) fried (adj)
finally (adv) friend (n)
find (v) • It’s easy for her make friends. friendly
• I found my keys under the (adj) frightened (adj)
sofa. find out (phr v) from (prep)
fine (adj) front (n)
• That’s fine! • at the front of the train
• I’m fine, thank you. • Stand in front of me.
• The weather is fine. fruit (n)
finger (n) full (adj)
finish (v) fire fun (adj & n)
(n) funny (adj)
first (adv & adj) fur (n)
furniture (n)
©Cambridge University Press & Assessment 2023
further
(adj)
future (n)

gallery
(n)
game
(n)
garage
(n)
garden
(n)
garlic (n)
gas (n) (Am Eng) (Br Eng: petrol) gas
station (n) (Am Eng) (Br Eng: petrol station)
gate (n)
geography
(n) get (v)
get back (v)
• I need to take the bus to get back
home. get dressed (v) get fit (v)
get married (v)
get off (phr v)
• to get off the bus get on (phr v)
• to get on the bus get up (phr v)
• to get up in the morning
gift (n)
girl (n)
girlfriend (n)

©Cambridge University Press & Assessment 2023

 hair (n) half (det, n
& pron) half -
give (v) price (adj)
give back hall (n) hand
(v) (n) handbag
(n) happen
• I’ll give them back to you tomorrow. •
(v) happy
I’ll give back your books tomorrow.
(adj)
give somebody a call/ring (v) harbour
glad (adj) (n)
glass (n &
hard (adj & adv)
adj) glasses
(n pl) glove • hard wood (adj)
(n) go • the homework was hard
(v) goal (n) (adj)
gold (n &
• to work hard (adv)
adj) golden
(adj) golf (n) hat (n)
good (adj) hate (v) have
(av & v) have
good afternoon got to (mv) have
(exclam) goodbye to (mv) he
(exclam) good evening (pron)
(exclam) good-looking head (n)
(adj) good morning • My head
(exclam) good night hurts. headache (n)
( exclam) go out (phr v) headphones (n)
• Are you going out headteacher (n)
this evening? grade (n) health (n)
gram(me) (n) grandchild (n) healthy (adj) hear
grand(d)ad (n) (v) heart (n)
granddaughter (n) heating (n)
grandfather (n) grandma (n) • Can you turn the heating
grandmother (n) grandpa (n) on? heavy (adj)
grandparent (n) grandson • a heavy blanket helicopter
(n) granny (n) grape (n) hello (exclam) help (v &
(n) grass (n) n)
• Call me if you need any
great (adj) green (adj) grey (adj & help. helpful (adj) her (det & pron)
n) (Br Eng) (Am Eng: gray ) here (adv) hers (pron) herself
grilled (adj) grocery store (n) (Am (pron)
Eng) group (n) grow (v) grow up • by herself hey (exclam) hi
(phr v) guess (v) Guess what? (v) (exclam)
guest (n) guest-house (n) guide high (adj) hill
(n) guidebook (n) (n)
guitar (n) him (pron)
guy (n) himself (pron)
• He’s a really nice guy. • by himself hip hop (n) his
gym (n) (det & pron) history (n) hit (v)
H
©Cambridge University Press & Assessment 2023 Page 28 of 31
A2 Key and A2 Key for Schools
 hobby (n)
hockey
(n)

hold (v) instead (adv) instead of

holiday (n) (prep) instructions
home (n & adv) (n pl) instrument (n) interested
homework (n) (adj) interesting (adj) international
honey (n) hope (adj) internet (n) into (prep) invent
(v) horrible (v) invention (n) invitation
(adj) horror (n) invite (v) island (n) it
(adj) horse (n) (pron) IT (n) its (det) itself (pron)
hospital (n) hot
(adj) hotel (n)
hour (n) house
(n) housewife
J
(n) how (adv)
however (adv)
huge (adj) jacket(n)
hungry (adj) jam (n)
hurry (v) • fruit jam jazz (n) jeans (n pl)
hurt (v) jewellery (n) (Br Eng) (Am Eng:
husband (n) jewelry) job
(n) join (v)
journalist (n)
I journey (n)
juice (n) jump
(v) jumper (n)
just (adv)
I (pron)
ice (n) • I’ve just seen Tom.
ice cream (n) ice • Just a moment.
skating
(n) ID (n) ID
card (n)
idea (n)
K
identification
(n) if (conj)
ill (adj) keep (v)
immediately (adv) • May I keep this?
important
(adj) impossible • Keep right!
(adj) improve (v) key (n)
in (adv & prep) • This is the key to my front door.
include (v) • The answer key is at the back of
including (prep) the book. keyboard (n)
indoor (adj)
indoors (adv) • I play the keyboard in a band.
information (n) in • The keyboard for my computer is
front of (prep phr) broken. kick (n & v)
ingredient (n) kid(s) (n)
insect (n) inside kilogramme (kg) (n) (Br Eng) (Am
(adv & prep) Eng: kilogram) kilometre (km) (n) (Br
Eng) (Am Eng: arge
kilometer ) kind (adj & n) (adj) last
• That’s very kind of (adj &
you. det)
late (adv & adj)
• What kind of book
• The train is going
do you want?
to be late. (adj) later
king (n) (adv)
kiss (n & v)
• I’ll see you later.
kit (n)
latest (adj) laugh (v) lazy
kitchen (n)
(adj)
learn (v)
kite (n)
knife (n) least (adv)
know (v) • at least leather (n
& adj) leave (v)
• The train leaves
L at 10 o’clock.
• I left my bag in
the cinema.
• There isn’t any
lake (n) milk left. left (adj, adv &
lamp (n) n) • Go to the
left. (n)
l
a • left hand (adj) •
n Turn left. (adv) left-hand
g (adj) leg (n) lemon (n)
u lemonade
a (n) lend (v)
g length (n)
e • The length of the lesson/journey
( was
n 50 minutes.
) • The length of the race was 100
l metres.
a
• Can you swim a length of the
p
t pool? less (adj, det & pron)
o lesson
p (n) let (v)
( • Let’s go to the beach.
c
• Let me know when you arrive.
o
• My parents let me go to the
m
p beach. letter (n)
u • Saturday begins with a capital
t letter.
e • I posted the letter to you on
r Friday. level (n)
) • language level library (n) licence
( (n)
n • driving licence lie down (phr v)
) life (n)
l lift (n)
 • Take the lift to the (n) local (adj)
third floor. long (adj)
• Can I give you a look (v)
lift to the station? light • You look happy.
(n & adj) like • Don’t look now! look after (phr v)
(adv, prep & v) look at (phr v) look for (phr v) look out
• What’s the (phr v)
weather like? (adv) • Look out – it’s going to
• It’s like an orange fall! lorry (n)
but bigger. (prep) lose (v)
• I’d like a drink. (v) • We lost the game.
line (n) • I’ve lost my passport. lost (adj)
• draw a line lots / a lot (n)
• a lot of homework. loud (adj) love
• the next line lion
(n & v) lovely (adj) low (adj) luck (n)
(n) link (technology) (n)
luckily
• Click on the link.
(adv) lucky
list (n)
(adj) luggage
listen (v) litre (n) lunch (n)
(n) (Br Eng) lunchtime (n)
(Am Eng: liter)
little (adj)
live (v)
l
i M
v
i
n
machine (n)
g
mad (adj)
r
magazine (n)
o
mail (n) main
o
course (n)
m

©Cambridge University Press & Assessment 2023

Page 13 of 31
A2 Key and A2 Key for Schools
make (v) make adv) moon (n)
sure (that) (v)
make-up (n) man more (adj, adv, det &
(n) manager (n) pron) morning (n)
mango (n) most (adj, adv, det &
many (det & pron) mother (n)
pron) map (n) motorbike (n)
mark (n) market (n) motorway (n)
married (adj) match mountain (n) mouse
(n) (n)
• football match
• I got a new mouse for my
maths/mathematics (n) (Br Eng) (Am laptop.
Eng: math) matter (n & v)
• I’ve got a pet mouse. mouth
• It doesn’t matter. (v) •
(n) move (v)
What’s the matter? ( n) may (mv)
movie (n) (Am Eng) (Br Eng: film) movie
maybe (adv) me (pron) meal (n) mean
star (n) (Am Eng) (Br Eng: film star) movie
(v) meat (n) mechanic (n) medicine (n) theater (n) (Am Eng) (Br Eng: cinema)
meet (v) meeting (n) melon (n) member
MP3 player (n)
(n) Mr (n)
• a member of a club memory (n) Mrs (n) Ms (n) much (adj,
• My computer has 4GB of adv, det & pron) mug (n)
memory. menu (n) message (n) mum (n) (Br
metal (n & adj) metre (n) (Br Eng) (Am Eng) museum (n)
Eng: mushroom (n)
meter) midday (n) middle music (n) musical
(n) (adj) musician (n)
• Bob’s the one in the middle of the must (mv)
photo. midnight (n) might (mv) mile (n) my (det)
milk (n) million (n) mind (v) myself (pron)
• by myself
• Do you mind if I close the
window?
• I don’t mind if… N
• Never mind.
• Mind your head! mine (pron)
mineral water (n) minus (prep) minute
(n) mirror (n) Miss (n) miss name (n)
(v) national (adj) nationality
(n) nature (n) natural (not
artificial) (adj) near (adv
& prep) nearly (adv)
©Cambridge University Press & Assessment 2023
neck (n)

Page 14 of 31 A2 Key and A2

Key for Schools
missing (adj) necklace
mistake (n) mix (v) (n) need
mobile (phone) (n) (v)
model (n) modern neighbour
(adj) mom (n) (Am (n)
Eng) nervous
moment (n) • I’m in (adj)
England at the moment. net (n)
money (n) monkey (n) • I found a great website on
month (n) monthly (adj & the net. never (adv) new (adj)
 •
news (n) newspaper (n) next (adj one (det & pron)
& adv) next to (prep) nice onion (n) online (adj
(adj) night (n) & adv) only
( adv & adj)
no (adv, det & • I only wanted to help.
pron) nobody • the only one open (adj & v) opera
(pron) noise (n) opinion (n) opposite (prep) or (conj)
(n) noisy (adj)
orange (adj & n) order (n & v)
noon (n) no
one (pron) • We have received your order.
normal (adj) • You order your meal from the
north (n, adj & waiter. other (det & pron) our (det) ours
adv) nose (n) (pron) ourselves (pron) out (adv) outdoor
not (adv) note (adj) outdoors (adv) out of (prep) outside
(n & v) (prep & adv) oven
• The students took notes (n)
during the class.
• She noted the name of the over (prep & adv)
company. notebook (n) nothing • over 60 people (adv)
(pron) notice (n) now (adv)
• to travel all over the world
number (n) nurse (n)
(prep) own (adj) • They cook
their own meals.

O
P
ocean (n)
occupation (n)
o'clock (adv) of pack (v)
(prep) of course • pack a
(not) (adv) off suitcase page (n)
(adv) offer (n & pain (n) paint (v &
v) office (n) often n) painter (n)
(adv) oh painting (n) pale
(exclam) (adj)
oh dear! (exclam) pair (n)
oil (n) • a pair of shoes paper (n & adj)
• car oil paragraph (n) pardon (exclam)
• Pardon?
• cooking oil OK/okay parent (n)
(exclam) old park (n & v) parking lot (n) (Am
(adj) Olympic Eng) (Br Eng: car
(adj) omelette park) parrot (n) part
(n) on (prep & (n)
adv) once (adv)
• the best part of the day partner
(n) party (n)
©Cambridge University Press & Assessment 2023
Page 15 of 31 A2 Key and A2
Key for Schools

only once pass (v)

 •
• You pass the station on the left. playground (n)
• to pass a driving test passenger pleasant (adj) please
(n) passport (n) password (n) past (v & exclam)
(prep & n) • In the past, people • I’m very pleased for you. (v) •
didn’t have mobiles. pasta (n) path (n)
Please be quiet!
pay (v)
pleased
PC (personal computer) (n)
(adj)
pear (n) pen (n) pence (n)
plus (prep)
pencil (n) pencil case (n)
p.m. (adv)
penfriend (n) penny (n) people
(n pl) pepper (n) per (prep) pocket (n) point
perfect (adj) (v) police
(n) police
car (n) police
perform (entertainment) (v)
officer (n) police
performance (entertainment) ( n)
station
perfume (n) perhaps (adv)
(n) polite
person (n) pet (n) petrol (n)
(adj)
petrol station (n) pharmacy (n)
phone (v & n) photo(graph) (n) pool (n)
photographer (n) photography • swimming
(n) physics (n) piano (n) pool poor (adj) poor
thing/you
pick up (phr v) ( adj) pop (n)
picnic (n) picture • pop music
(n) popular (adj)
piece (n) port (n) possible
• a piece of cake (adj) possibly
pillow (n) pilot (adv) post
(n) pink (adj) (v & n)
pity (n) • to post a letter
• What a
• What’s in the post today?
pity! pizza (n) place (n)
• to post something online postcard
• a nice place for a
(n) poster (n) post office (n) potato (n)
picnic pound (£) (n)
• Let’s meet at my place. practice (n) (Br Eng) (Am Eng: practise)
• book a place on a course • football practice practise (v)
• to take place plan (n & v) plane • You must practise if you want to play
(n) well.
• The plane was late. prefer / would prefer (v) •
plant (n) I prefer football to basketball.
plastic (n & adj) • I’d prefer to come with you.
plate (n) prepare (v)
platform present (n)
(n) • a birthday present pretty (adj)
• Your train leaves from Platform
8 . play (v & n)
• to play football (v)
• to play the guitar (v) • a play
at the theatre (n)
player (n)
 •
price (n) print
(v) printer (n)
prize (n) ©Cambridge University Press & Assessment
probably (adv) 2023
problem (n) When will it
program (n) be ready? real
• a computer program programme (n) (adj) really (adv)
• a TV reason (n) receipt
programme project (n) (n) receive (v)
• a school project receptionist (n)
pull (v) pupil recipe (n) record
(n) purple (v)
(adj) purse (n) • They’re recording a new album.
push (v) put (v) red (adj)
put on (phr v) refrigerator (n)
puzzle (n) relax (become
happy) (v) relaxing
(adj) remember
Q (v)
rent (v)
repair (v)
repeat (v)
quarter (n) rest (n &
• a quarter of an hour queen (n) question v)
(n) quick (adj) quickly (adv) quiet (adj) • to have a rest (n)
• Please be quiet! • ‘Try to rest,’ the doctor said. (v)
• The restaurant was quiet last night. • the rest of the day ( n) restaurant
quite (adv) (n) return (n & v)
• Are you quite sure? • my return from holiday (n)
• quite old quiz (n) • He returned home late. (v) • She
returned her library books. ( v) review
(N/A) (n) rice (n) rich (adj) ride (n & v) right
R (n, adj & adv)
• He swam to the right. (n)
• your right hand (adj)
rabbit (n) • That’s the right answer. (adj)
race (n & v) • Turn right here. (adv) right hand
• a running race (n) (adj) ring (n & v)
• She raced her brother to the bus stop. • He bought her a gold ring.
(v) racket (n)
• Can I borrow your tennis racket? • Give me a ring if you’re free.
radio (n) railway • I rang home last night.
(n) rain (n & v) river (n)
raincoat (n) road (n)
rap (n) roast (v &
• rap adj)
music read (v) rock (n)
reading (n) • rock
ready (adj) concert roof (n)

Page 35 of 31
A2 Key and A2 Key for Schools
 •
run (v) Bob and Sam share an office.
runner (n) • Will you share your sandwich with
running (n) me? share (digitally) (v)
S • She shared her pictures online.
she (pron)
sad (adj) sheep (n)
safe (adj) sail sheet (n)
(v) sailing (n) • a bed sheet
salad (n) sale • a sheet of paper
(n) shelf
(
n) ship
(n) shirt
(n)
room (n) seat (n) second (adj,
• a double room round (adj) roundabout det & n)
(n) rubber (n) rubbish (unc n) secretary (n)
• Can you throw the rubbish in the bin? see (v) seem
rugby (n) ruler (n) (v)
• She seems happy.
• It seemed like a good idea.
selfie (n) sell (v) send (v) sentence
(n)
serious (person)
(adj) serve (v) set
(n) several (det &
pron) shall (mv)
shame (n)
• for sale • What a shame! shampoo (n
• I bought it in the sale. & v) share (v)
salt (n)
same (adj & pron) shoe (n) shop
• at the same time (adj) • Your (n & v) shop
watch is the same as mine. (pron) sandwich assistant (n)
shopping
(n) sauce (n)
(n)
sausage
(n) save (v) • Let’s go shopping tomorrow.
• to save money short (adj)
• to save time • a short time shorts (n pl)
say (v) scared (adj) should (mv) shout (v) show (v &
scarf (n) n) • Show me your
scary (adj) school (n) photos. (v)
schoolchild (n) science • a film show (n)
(n) • show somebody round
scientist (n) scissors ( v)
(n pl) scooter (n)
shower (n)
screen (n) sea (n)
shut (v) shy
season (n)
(adj) sick

Page 36 of 31
A2 Key and A2 Key for Schools
 •
(adj) side (n) (pron)
• this side of the room sightseeing something
(n) sign (n) silver (n & adj) similar (pron)
(adj) simple sometimes
(adj) since (adv)
(prep) sing (v) somewhere
singer (n) singing (adv) son (n)
(n) single (adj) song (n)
sink (n) sister soon (adv)
( n) sit sorry (adj)
(v) • I’m sorry I’m late.
sit down (phr • Sorry, I don’t understand that.
v) site (n)
• Sorry to hear you’re not well.
• internet site sort (n)
sitting room (n) size sound (v)
(n)
skate (v) • That sounds nice.
skateboard (n) • To sound
skateboarding (n) good/interesting/strange, etc. soup (n)
skating (n) ski (v) south (n, adj & adv) space (n)
skiing (n) skirt (n) spare (adj)
• I read a lot in my spare time.
speak (v) speaker (n) special (adj) spell
sky (n) sleep (v) spelling (n)
(v) slice (n) spend (v)
slim (adj) • Let’s spend the weekend at the
slow (adj) beach.
slowly (adv)
small (adj) ©Cambridge University Press & Assessment
smart (stylish) (adj) 2023
smart (clever) (adj) He spends a lot of money
smoke (v) smoking on clothes. spoon (n) sport
(n) snack (n) snake (n) sports centre
(n) snow (n & v) (n) spring (n)
snowboard (n) • I hate winter but I love spring.
snowboarding (n) so square (n & adj) stadium (n) staff
(conj & adv) (n) stage (n) stairs (n pl) stamp (n)
• So, I think it’s right. (conj) • Put a stamp on the envelope.
• He ate too much, so he felt ill. (conj) stand (v)
• He wanted to go but he didn’t say so. • She was standing at the bus stop.
(adv) soap star (n & v) start (v) station (n) stay (v)
(n)
soccer (n) social • I can’t stay long.
media (n) • I stayed in New York for 10 days.
sock (n) • The shop stays open late.
sofa (n) steak (n)
soft (adj) software steal (v)
(n) some (det & • Someone’s stolen my
pron) somebody bag! still
(pron) someone (adv)

Page 37 of 31
A2 Key and A2 Key for Schools
 •
stomach (n)
stomach ache (n)
stop (n & v) store
(n) storm
( n)
story (n) straight (adj &
adv) • a straight line
(adj) • Go straight on.
(adv) strange (adj) • That’s
a strange story! strawberry
(n) street (n) striped (adj)
stripes (n) strong (adj)
student (n) studies (n pl)
study (v) stuff (n)
• That’s where I keep all my
stuff. subject (n)
• What’s your favourite subject at school?
• the subject of a talk success (n)
successful (adj) such (det) suddenly
(adv) sugar (n) suggest (v) + ing

Page 38 of 31
A2 Key and A2 Key for Schools
 •

• I suggest having the meeting in the office.

suit (n)
• He was wearing a grey
suit. suitcase (n) summer (n) sun (n) sunglasses
(n pl) sunny (adj) supermarket (n) supper (n)
suppose (v)
• I suppose so.
• I suppose you’re
right. sure (adj)
• I’m (not) sure.
surf (v)
• I like surfing (on) the internet. surfboard (n)
surfing (n) surname (n) surprise (n) surprised (adj) surprising (adj) sweater (n)
sweet (n & adj)
swim (v & n)
• I swim in the college team. • I’d like to have a swim in the lake. swimming (n) swimming
costume (n) (Br Eng) (Am Eng: bathing suit) swimming pool (n) swimsuit (n)

table (n)
table tennis (n) tablet (n)
• You can take notes using your tablet.
take (v)
• I’ll take it to your room.
• It takes three hours. take off (phr v)
• She took off her shoes. take part (v) talk (n & v) tall (adj) tasty (adj) taxi (n) tea (n) teach (v)
teacher (n) team (n) technology
(n)
teenager (n) telephone (n & v)
television (TV) (n)
tell (v)
temperature (n)
• The temperature was below
zero. tennis (n) tent (n) term (n) terrible
(adj) test (n) text (n & v) textbook
(n)
text message (n) than (prep & conj) thank (v) thanks (exclam) thank you (exclam)
that (conj & pron) the
(det)
theatre (n) (Br Eng) (Am Eng:
theater) their (det) theirs (pron) them (pron) themselves (pron) then (adv) there
(adv) these (det & pron) they (pron) thin (adj) thing (n) think (v) thirsty (adj) this
(det & pron) those (det & pron) through (prep) throw (v) thunderstorm (n)
ticket (n)

tidy (adj & v) tidy up (v) tie (n) tiger (n) tights (n pl) till (prep) time (n)
timetable
(n) tired
(adj) title (n) to (prep) toast (n) today (n & adv) toe (n) together (adv) toilet (n)
tomato (n) tomorrow (n & adv)
 •

tonight (n & adv) too (adv)

tooth (n)
toothache (n)
toothbrush (n)
top (n)
• the top of the page topic (n) total (adj & n) tour (n)
• The band are on tour this month. tour guide (n) tourist (n) tourist information centre
(n) towel (n) town (n) toy (n) traffic (n) traffic light (n) train (n)

train (transitive and intransitive) (v)

• sport
training (transitive and intransitive) (n)
• sport
trainer (n)
• a pair of trainers tram (n) transport (n) travel (v) tree (n) trip (n) trouble (n) trousers
(n pl) true (adj)
try (v)

try on (phr v) T-shirt (n) tune

(music) (n) turn (v) turn off (phr v)
• Turn the gas
off. turn on (phr v)
• Turn the heating on. twice (adv)
type (n)
tyre (n) (Am Eng: tire)

umbrella (n) uncle (n)

under (prep) underground (n & adj) understand (v) unfortunately (adj) unhappy (n)

©Cambridge University Press & Assessment 2023

uniform (n) university (n) until (prep) unusual (adj) up (prep & adv) upload (v)
upset (adj) upstairs (adv) us (pron) use (v) useful (adj)
usual (adj)
usually (adv)

V
v/versus (prep)
• Manchester United v Liverpool variety (n) various (adj) vegetable (n) very (adv)
video (n) video game (n) view (n) village (n) violin (n) visit (v) visit (n) visitor (n) vocabulary
(n) volleyball
(n)
 •

wait (v) waiter (n) waitress (n) wake (v)

wake up (phr v) walk (v & n)
• I often go for a walk in the evening. walking (n) wall (n) wallet (n) want (v) wardrobe (n) warm
(adj)
wash (v) washing machine (n) washing-up (n) wash up (phr v)
watch (n & v) water
(n)
way (n)

• Do it this way.
• one-way street
• Is this the quickest way home? • by the way (prep phr)
we (pron) wear (v) weather (n) web (n) web page (n) website (n) week
(n) weekday (n) weekend (n) weekly (adj & adv) welcome (adj & exclam)
• You’re welcome (adj)
• Welcome to London! ( exclam) well (adv & adj) well known (adj) west (n, adj & adv) wet
(adj) whale (n) what (det & pron) wheel (n) when (adv) where (adv) which (det & pron) while
(conj)
white (adj)

who (pron) whole (adj & n)

• the whole world (adj)
• the whole of July (n) whose (det & pron) why (adv) wide (adj)
wife (n) wifi (n)
wild (adj)
• wild
animals wildlife (n) will ('ll) (mv) win (v) wind (n) window (n) windsurfing (n)
windy (adj) winner (n) winter (n) wish
(n)

• Best
wishes with (prep) without (prep) woman (n) wonderful (adj)
wood (n) wooden
(adj)
wool (n) word (n) work (n & v) worker (n)
work out (phr v)
• exercise
world (n) worried (adj) worry (v) worse (adj) worst (adj) would (mv) wow (exclam)
write (v)
write down (phr v) writer (n) writing (n) wrong
(adj)

Yeah! (exclam) year (n) yellow (adj) yes (adv) yesterday (adv) yet
(adv)
• Has he arrived yet? yog(h)urt (n) you (pron) young (adj) your (det) yours (pron)
yourself (pron)
 •

zero (n) zoo (n)

Page 22 of 31
A2 Key and A2 Key for School