WIDE ANGLE 3 VOCABULARY LIST Preparation

Useful
UNIT 8 CONSUMPTION Valuable
Weakness
8.1 Impress someone (v)
The latest (adj) fashion (n) 9.2 Artistic (adj)
Mix and match (v) Confident (adj)
Try to exchange (v) sth Capable (adj)
Follow a trend (n) Enthusiastic (adj)
Keep within budget (n) Determined (adj)
Ask for a refund (n) Independent (adj)
Brand (n) name // well-known brand
9.3 Potential / unlikely (adj) candidate (n)
Temporary / permanent (adj) employment (n)
8.2 Eat out (v) Fully / highly (adj) qualified (n)
Bake (v) a cake / your own bread Senior / junior (adj) executive (n)
Recipe (n)
Ingredients (n)
Raw (adj) fish / meat / food UNIT 10 INFORMATION
Salty- spicy- sour (adj)
10.1 After all
8.3 Beauty supplies / to be short of supplies (n) For instance
Consumer (n) In case
To value sth (v) All the time
Quality of a product / to be of high-low quality (n) Of course not
Right now
Vocabulary Development: PREFIXES Too bad
Anti-consumer
Pro-growth VOCABULARY DEVELOPMENT: Intensifying
Overpriced adverbs
Underpaid Deeply
Postmodern Completely
Pre-tablet Extremely
Underestimate Strongly
Anti-war / anti-government Firmly
Overeat/ overuse / overcook / overweight **don’t use “very” with adjectives that have
Under-graduate / under-weight extreme meanings

UNIT 9 WORK 10.3 Freedom (n) of expression

Genuine (adj) or fake (adj)
VOCABULARY DEVELOPMENT: Word Building: Accurately (adv) report (v)
Noun and Adjective suffixes Spread (v) misinformation
Claim (v) that sth is true
For nouns: -ance, -ity, -ment, -ness, -tion Trust your judgement (v)
For adjectives: -able, -ant, -ent, -ful, -ive Make sth up (phr. v.)
Appearance Look for proof (n)
Thoughtful
Understandable
Movement
Negative
Possibility
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UNIT 11 STORIES Pronunciation skill: Adjectives ending in -ed (pg.
139)
11.1 Vocabulary Development: verb + particle Relaxed, concerned, interested, pleased, scared,
Run away disappointed, impressed
Give (sb) back
Look through More adjectives to express feelings: (pg. 146)
Work through Delighted
Come back Terrified
Get away Peaceful
Keep away Embarrassed
Live through Grateful
Look back Annoyed
Thoughtful
11.2: Types of fiction 12.3 Work and life balance (n)
Fantasy Change your way of thinking (n)
Historical fiction Take a risk (n)
Adventure Try to calculate (v) the possibilities
Romance Convince (v) (sb to do sth) / convince sb you’re
Science fiction right
Horror Value (v) sb’s opinions
Fairy tales
Thrillers

11.3 Opening scene (n)

Recent (adj) release (n)
Leading (adj) role (n)
Real highlight (n)
Amusing (adj) plot (n)
Natural (adj) talent (n)

UNIT 12 EMOTION

12.1 Vocabulary development skill: Vague

language
About, almost, or around
Somewhere, something, or someone
Stuff / things like that
Sort of / kind of

12.2 Satisfied (adj)

Relaxed (adj)
Guilty (adj)
Anxious (adj)
Curious (adj)
Welcome (adj)
Impatient (adj)