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Starter 4 January
Starter 4 February
Starter 4 March
Starter 4 April
Starter 4 May
Starter 4 June
Starter 4 July
Starter 4 August
Starter 4 September
Starter 4 October
Starter 4 November
Starter 4 December
Starter 4 blue
Starter 4 green
Starter 4 orange
Starter 4 pink
Starter 4 purple
Starter 4 red
Starter 4 yellow
Starter 4 white
Starter 7 board
Starter 7 calculator
Starter 7 chair
Starter 7 desk
Starter 7 dictionary
Starter 7 door
Starter 7 notebook
Starter 7 pen
Starter 7 pencil
Starter 7 poster
Starter 7 ruler
Starter 7 window
Starter 9 Dear
Starter 9 Best wishes
Starter 9 Sincerely
Starter 9 and
Unit 1 11 aunt
Unit 1 11 brother
Unit 1 11 cousin
Unit 1 11 dad
Unit 1 11 daughter
Unit 1 11 granddaughter
Unit 1 11 grandma
Unit 1 11 grandpa
Unit 1 11 grandson
Unit 1 11 husband
Unit 1 11 mom
Unit 1 11 nephew
Unit 1 11 niece
Unit 1 11 sister
Unit 1 11 son
Unit 1 11 uncle
Unit 1 11 wife
Unit 1 14 beard
Unit 1 14 blond
Unit 1 14 brown
Unit 1 14 freckles
Unit 1 14 glasses
Unit 1 14 gray
Unit 1 14 long
Unit 1 14 mustache
Unit 1 14 red
Unit 1 14 short
Unit 1 14 tall
Unit 1 14 wavy
Unit 1 16 Are you alright?
Unit 1 16 Cool!
Unit 1 16 Gotta go!
Unit 1 16 That's funny!
Unit 1 16 That's so not funny!
Unit 1 16 Bye!
Unit 1 16 Hey.
Unit 1 16 How's it going?
Unit 1 16 OK/Fine, thanks. You?
Unit 1 16 See you later.
Unit 1 17 Hello.
Unit 1 17 Email me soon.
Unit 1 17 That's all for now.
Unit 1 17 Write soon!
Unit 2 23 brush your teeth
Unit 2 23 check your phone
Unit 2 23 do your homework
Unit 2 23 get dressed
Unit 2 23 get up
Unit 2 23 go home
Unit 2 23 go to bed
Unit 2 23 go to school
Unit 2 23 have breakfast
Unit 2 23 pack your bag
Unit 2 23 take a shower
Unit 2 23 wake up
Unit 2 26 chat online
Unit 2 26 download songs
Unit 2 26 go for a bike ride
Unit 2 26 go shopping
Unit 2 26 hang out with friends
Unit 2 26 listen to music
Unit 2 26 make videos
Unit 2 26 play an instrument
Unit 2 26 play video games
Unit 2 26 read a book/magazine
Unit 2 26 take photos
Unit 2 26 watch TV
Unit 2 28 Go ahead.
Unit 2 28 It depends.
Unit 2 28 No problem.
Unit 2 28 Sure!
Unit 2 28 That's easy.
Unit 2 28 I have some questions to ask you.
Unit 2 28 I just have one more question.
Unit 2 28 Is that OK?
Unit 2 28 Thank you very much for your time.
Unit 2 28 That's interesting.
Unit 2 29 apostrophe '
Unit 2 29 capital letter A, B, C
Unit 2 29 comma ,
Unit 2 29 exclamation point !
Unit 2 29 period .
Unit 2 29 question mark ?
Unit 3 35 art
Unit 3 35 drama
Unit 3 35 English
Unit 3 35 geography
Unit 3 35 history
Unit 3 35 information technology (IT)
Unit 3 35 math
Unit 3 35 music
Unit 3 35 nutrition
Unit 3 35 physical education (PE)
Unit 3 35 science
Unit 3 35 Spanish
Unit 3 35 vocational education
Unit 3 38 athletic field
Unit 3 38 auditorium
Unit 3 38 cafeteria
Unit 3 38 classroom
Unit 3 38 computer lab
Unit 3 38 gymnasium
Unit 3 38 library
Unit 3 38 locker room
Unit 3 38 office
Unit 3 38 restrooms
Unit 3 38 science lab
Unit 3 38 teacher's lounge
Unit 3 40 Are you sure?
Unit 3 40 Can you do me a favor?
Unit 3 40 Can you help me, please?
Unit 3 40 Do you need a hand with …?
Unit 3 40 Don't be silly!
Unit 3 40 I'm stuck.
Unit 3 40 Not again!
Unit 3 40 Not great.
Unit 3 40 Oh, dear!
Unit 3 41 for example
Unit 3 41 like
Unit 3 41 such as
Unit 4 47 apples
Unit 4 47 bananas
Unit 4 47 beans
Unit 4 47 carrots
Unit 4 47 cheese
Unit 4 47 chicken
Unit 4 47 chocolate
Unit 4 47 eggs
Unit 4 47 fish
Unit 4 47 juice
Unit 4 47 meat
Unit 4 47 rice
Unit 4 47 soda
Unit 4 47 water
Unit 4 50 cold
Unit 4 50 delicious
Unit 4 50 disgusting
Unit 4 50 fresh
Unit 4 50 healthy
Unit 4 50 hot
Unit 4 50 salty
Unit 4 50 spicy
Unit 4 50 sweet
Unit 4 50 unhealthy
Unit 4 52 Enjoy!
Unit 4 52 Here you go.
Unit 4 52 No problem.
Unit 4 52 No worries!
Unit 4 52 Can I have …?
Unit 4 52 Can I help you?
Unit 4 52 How much is that?
Unit 4 52 I'd like a/an/some …
Unit 4 52 Is that everything?
Unit 4 52 That's …, please.
Unit 4 52 What kind?
Unit 4 52 What's in the … ?
Unit 4 53 but
Unit 4 53 or
Unit 5 59 boots
Unit 5 59 cap
Unit 5 59 flip-flops
Unit 5 59 hoodie
Unit 5 59 jacket
Unit 5 59 jeans
Unit 5 59 shirt
Unit 5 59 shorts
Unit 5 59 skirt
Unit 5 59 sneakers
Unit 5 59 sweatpants
Unit 5 59 T-shirt
Unit 5 62 belt
Unit 5 62 bracelet
Unit 5 62 earrings
Unit 5 62 gloves
Unit 5 62 necklace
Unit 5 62 purse
Unit 5 62 ring
Unit 5 62 scarf
Unit 5 62 sunglasses
Unit 5 62 umbrella
Unit 5 62 wallet
Unit 5 62 watch
Unit 5 64 It's a bargain.
Unit 5 64 It's perfect.
Unit 5 64 No, honestly.
Unit 5 64 You're in luck!
Unit 5 64 Can I see the … one, please?
Unit 5 64 Do you have it in a different (size/color/style)?
Unit 5 64 How about this one / these?
Unit 5 64 I'm looking for …
Unit 5 64 It comes in …
Unit 5 65 in the back
Unit 5 65 in the middle
Unit 5 65 on the left/right
Unit 5 65 next to (someone)
Unit 6 71 basketball
Unit 6 71 gymnastics
Unit 6 71 hockey
Unit 6 71 rock climbing
Unit 6 71 rugby
Unit 6 71 running
Unit 6 71 sailing
Unit 6 71 swimming
Unit 6 71 table tennis
Unit 6 71 track and field
Unit 6 71 volleyball
Unit 6 71 windsurfing
Unit 6 71 yoga
Unit 6 74 bounce
Unit 6 74 catch
Unit 6 74 climb
Unit 6 74 dive
Unit 6 74 hit
Unit 6 74 jump
Unit 6 74 kick
Unit 6 74 lift
Unit 6 74 pass
Unit 6 74 run
Unit 6 74 score
Unit 6 74 throw
Unit 6 76 Got them!
Unit 6 76 Look!
Unit 6 76 That's crazy!
Unit 6 76 What are we waiting for?
Unit 6 76 Why not?
Unit 6 76 Do you want to go?
Unit 6 76 How much are the tickets?
Unit 6 76 Let's buy them.
Unit 6 76 Let's go.
Unit 6 76 They're ($145).
Unit 6 76 What's the (quickest/best/cheapest) way to get there?
Unit 6 77 also
Unit 6 77 too
Unit 7 83 bear
Unit 7 83 crocodile
Unit 7 83 donkey
Unit 7 83 duck
Unit 7 83 eagle
Unit 7 83 giraffe
Unit 7 83 hippo
Unit 7 83 horse
Unit 7 83 lion
Unit 7 83 monkey
Unit 7 83 mouse
Unit 7 83 parrot
Unit 7 83 snake
Unit 7 83 whale
Unit 7 86 beautiful
Unit 7 86 cute
Unit 7 86 dangerous
Unit 7 86 heavy
Unit 7 86 huge
Unit 7 86 large
Unit 7 86 lazy
Unit 7 86 light
Unit 7 86 noisy
Unit 7 86 quiet
Unit 7 86 safe
Unit 7 86 smart
Unit 7 86 tiny
Unit 7 86 wild
Unit 7 88 No way!
Unit 7 88 Really?
Unit 7 88 Wow!
Unit 7 88 You're joking!
Unit 7 88 How was (the field trip)?
Unit 7 88 It was (amazing).
Unit 7 88 What about (lions)?
Unit 7 88 What was (it) like?
Unit 7 89 ago
Unit 7 89 in …
Unit 7 89 on …
Unit 8 95 aquarium
Unit 8 95 bowling alley
Unit 8 95 gym
Unit 8 95 hospital
Unit 8 95 ice rink
Unit 8 95 movie theater
Unit 8 95 parking lot
Unit 8 95 post office
Unit 8 95 shopping mall
Unit 8 95 skate park
Unit 8 95 swimming pool
Unit 8 98 bus pass
Unit 8 98 camera
Unit 8 98 concert tickets
Unit 8 98 headphones
Unit 8 98 ID card
Unit 8 98 keys
Unit 8 98 laptop
Unit 8 98 money
Unit 8 98 passport
Unit 8 98 phone
Unit 8 98 portable charger
Unit 8 98 tablet
Unit 8 100 Calm down.
Unit 8 100 Don't panic!
Unit 8 100 Gross!
Unit 8 100 Let's think.
Unit 8 100 Did you have it when you (got to school)?
Unit 8 100 Did you put it (in your bag)?
Unit 8 100 What did you do with it after that?
Unit 8 100 When did you last (have/use/see) it?
Unit 8 101 so
Unit 9 107 build a shelter
Unit 9 107 catch fish
Unit 9 107 collect wood
Unit 9 107 cook over a campfire
Unit 9 107 find food and water
Unit 9 107 identify plants
Unit 9 107 light a fire
Unit 9 107 pick fruit
Unit 9 107 read a map
Unit 9 107 use a compass
Unit 9 110 apartment
Unit 9 110 (beach/ski) resort
Unit 9 110 B&B (bed and breakfast)
Unit 9 110 cabin
Unit 9 110 camper
Unit 9 110 hotel
Unit 9 110 RV (recreational vehicle)
Unit 9 110 tent
Unit 9 110 youth hostel
Unit 9 112 Easy!
Unit 9 112 Forget that.
Unit 9 112 I'm on it!
Unit 9 112 You're unbelievable!
Unit 9 112 What about a (movie night)?
Unit 9 112 What are we going to do?
Unit 9 112 Why don't we (have a barbecue)?
Unit 9 112 I'm not sure about that.
Unit 9 112 I'd rather not do that.
Unit 9 112 Let's do that!
Unit 9 113 at home
Unit 9 113 at the airport
Unit 9 113 in the morning
Unit 9 113 in August
Unit 9 113 on August 3
Unit 9 113 on Monday
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the first month of the year, after December and before February
the second month of the year, after January and before March
the third month of the year, after February and before April
the fourth month of the year, after March and before May
the fifth month of the year, after April and before June
the sixth month of the year, after May and before July
the seventh month of the year, after June and before August
the eighth month of the year, after July and before September
the ninth month of the year, after August and before October
the tenth month of the year, after September and before November
the eleventh month of the year, after October and before December
the twelfth and last month of the year, after November and before January
being the color of the sky when there are no clouds
being the color of grass
being the color that is a mixture of red and yellow
being a pale red color
being the color that is a mixture of red and blue
being the color of blood
being the color of a lemon or the sun
being the color of snow or milk
an area on the wall of a classroom that a teacher writes on
an electronic machine that you use to do math calculations, such as add or subtract numbers
a seat for one person, which has a back, usually four legs, and sometimes two arms
a type of table that you can work at, usually with drawers
a book, website, or app that has a list of words in alphabetical order and explains their meanings or gives them in another
the part of a building, room, vehicle, or piece of furniture that you open or close to get inside it or out of it
a book with empty pages that you can write in
a long, thin object that you use to write or draw in ink
a long, thin wooden object with a black or colored point that you write or draw with
a large, printed picture or notice that you put on a wall, usually to decorate a place or to advertise something
a flat, straight piece of wood, plastic, or metal that you use to find out the size of things or draw straight lines
a space in the wall of a building or vehicle that has glass in it and lets light and air in and people to look through it
used at the beginning of a letter, before the name of the person you are writing to
a polite way to end a letter or email to someone
a common way to end a letter or email to someone who is not a friend or a family member
used to put two words, phrases, parts of sentences, or statements together
the sister of your mother or father, or the wife of your uncle
a boy or man who has the same parents as you
the child of your aunt or uncle
a male parent
a female child
the daughter of a person's son or daughter
the mother of a person's father or mother
the father of a person's father or mother
the son of a person's son or daughter
the man that someone is married to
a female parent
the son of your brother or sister, or the son of your husband's or wife's brother or sister
the daughter of your brother or sister, or the daughter of your husband's or wife's brother or sister
a girl or woman who has the same parents as you
a male child
the brother of your mother or father, or the husband of your aunt
the woman that someone is married to
the hair that grows on a man's chin (= lower part of his face)
having pale yellow hair
(of hair/eyes) being the color of chocolate or soil
small, brown spots on your skin, usually on your face and caused by the sun
a piece of equipment with two transparent parts that you wear in front of your eyes to help you see better
(of hair/eyes) being a color that is a mixture of black and white
having a large distance from one end to the other
a line of hair that some men grow above their mouths
(of hair) being an orange-brown color
having a small distance from one end to the other
high or higher than most people
(of hair) with some curves
used to ask if someone is safe or well
used to say that you think something is good or nice
used when you need to leave a place
used to say that something is humorous, strange, or surprising
used to say that something isn't humorous or making you laugh
goodbye
Hi; used as an informal greeting, usually to people that you know
informal for "how are you?"
used to say you are well or happy and then ask another person how they are
used to say goodbye to someone you are going to meet again soon, especially during the same day
used when meeting or greeting someone
used at the end of an email to ask the other person to reply soon
used when you finished what you were saying or discussing, usually when you have more to say later
used at the end of a letter or email to ask the other person to reply soon
to clean your teeth using a small brush and toothpaste
to look at your phone to see if you have any messages
to complete schoolwork at home
to put on clothes
to wake up and get out of bed
to return to where you live
to go to the place where you sleep
to go to the place where you study to have classes
to eat the first meal of the day, usually early in the morning
to put everything you need for a day or a trip into a bag
to clean yourself with a thing with holes that throws water over your body
to stop sleeping
to talk to your friends using a computer or cell phone
to use the internet to save songs on a computer or cell phone
to go on a short trip on your bike
to visit stores to buy things
to spend time in a place with friends, usually for fun or to relax
to give attention to songs in order to hear them
to record moving pictures and sound
to perform music using an object such as a guitar or a piano
to spend time enjoying a game where the player controls moving pictures on a screen
to look at words or symbols in a set of pages
to make a picture/an image of something or someone using a camera
to look at the moving images and listen to the sounds on a television
used to give permission to someone to start doing something
used to say that something can vary or change because of something else
used as a friendly answer when someone thanks you for something you did
Certainly! / OK.
used to show that you think something is not difficult
used to say that you would like to get some information from someone
used to tell someone that you would like to ask more
used to check something is fine with someone or that they agree with you
used to thank someone because they spent time helping you
used to show surprise and interest
a mark (’) used in writing to show when a letter or a number was left out, as in I'm (= I am)
a large letter of the alphabet used at the beginning of sentences and names
a mark (,) used in writing to separate parts of a sentence and show a slight pause, or to separate the single things in a list
a mark (!) used at the end of a sentence that expresses surprise
a mark (.) used at the end of a sentence or at the end of the short form of a word
a mark (?) used at the end of a question
the making or study of paintings, drawings, etc.
the study and performance of (theater) plays and acting in general
the study of the English language, literature, and composition
the study of all the countries of the world and of the surface of the Earth
the study of events in the past, especially in the development of countries and cultures
a school subject in which students learn to use computers and other electronic equipment to store and send information
the study of numbers and shapes
the art or study of music
the study of taking in and using food
classes at school where students exercise and play sports
the study of the structure and behavior of natural things
the study of the Spanish language
the study of and training for a specific occupation, combining theory and practice
an area of land used for sports such as football, soccer, and track and field
a large room in a school used for meetings, concerts, plays, etc.
a restaurant in a school, college, factory, office, etc.
a room in a school where students have classes
a room where students can use computers and have information technology classes
a large room used for indoor sports, such as basketball, and with equipment for exercising and gymnastics
a room or building with a collection of books and other written material that you can read or borrow
a room where you can change your clothes and leave them in a small cabinet with a lock
a room where the principal, coordinators, or assistants in a school work
rooms with toilets and sinks in a public place
a place where there is equipment to perform science experiments
a room in a school that teachers use (to relax, talk to other teachers, etc.) when they are not teaching
used to check that someone is certain of something
a polite way of asking somebody to do something kind for you
a polite way of asking somebody if they will give you assistance
used to ask somebody if you can help them
used to say that you think someone is not serious or sensible
used to say that you can't continue reading, answering questions, etc. because something is too difficult
used to show that you are angry or frustrated because something happened again
not good; bad
used to show that you are surprised or disappointed at something
used to give examples of something
similar to or in the same way as someone or something
used to give examples of something
hard, round fruits with a red or green skin
long curved fruits with a yellow skin
the seeds of some climbing plants that are used as food
long, thin orange vegetables that grow in the ground
a food that is made from milk, is usually white or yellow, and can be either hard or soft
the meat of a type of bird that is kept on a farm for its eggs or its meat
a sweet, brown food that is made from cacao beans and usually sold in a block
oval objects produced by a female chicken and that are used as food
an animal that lives only in water and swims using its tail and fins, and that is used as food
the liquid that comes from fruit or vegetables
the soft parts of animals that are used as food
the small white or brown grains from a plant that are used as food
a sweet drink with gas bubbles
the clear liquid that falls from the sky as rain and that is in the ocean and rivers, used as a drink
having a low temperature
very pleasant to eat or drink
very unpleasant
made or picked recently; not old, frozen, or dried
good for your health
having a high temperature
tasting like salt or with a lot of salt
having a strong taste because spices, like pepper, are used in it
tasting like sugar
not good for your health
used when you give something to someone that might give the person pleasure
used when you give something to someone
used to show that you will or can do what someone asked you to do
used to tell someone that a situation is OK or as an answer when someone thanks you
used to ask someone for something
used to offer to help someone, usually in a store
used to ask about the price of something
used to ask someone for something
used to check that you don't want anything else
used to give information politely, such as the total price of something
used to ask what type of thing you are talking about
used to ask what ingredients or materials is in a thing
used to contrast different information
used to connect different choices, possibilities
strong shoes that cover your feet and part of your legs
a hat with a curved part at the front
a type of open shoes, often made of rubber, with a V-shaped strap that goes between the big toe and the toe next to it
a jacket or sweatshirt (= a warm, thick T-shirt with long sleeves usually worn for exercising) that has a hood to cover the he
a short coat
pants made of denim (= a strong, usually blue, cotton material)
a piece of clothing worn on the top part of the body, having a collar and buttons at the front
pants that end above or over the knees
a piece of clothing for women that hangs from the waist and does not have legs
light, comfortable shoes that you wear to play sports or exercise
loose informal pants that you wear to play sports or exercise
a piece of clothing for the top part of the body with short sleeves and no collar
a long, thin piece of leather, cloth, or plastic that you wear around your waist
a piece of jewelry that you wear around your wrist
pieces of jewelry that you wear on or through your ear
pieces of clothing that cover your fingers and hands
a piece of jewelry that you wear around your neck
a handbag, usually used by a woman to put money, keys, etc. in
a round piece of jewelry that you wear on your finger
a piece of cloth that you wear around your neck, head, or shoulders to keep warm or for decoration
dark glasses that you wear to protect your eyes from the sun
a thing that you hold above your head to keep yourself dry when it is raining
a small folding case for carrying money and credit cards
a small clock with a strap that you wear around the wrist
used to say that something is on sale at a lower price than its true value
used to say that something is exactly right for someone or something
used to emphasize that you are telling the truth
used to say that someone can have or do what they want, usually in a surprising situation
used to ask if you can look at something, often in a store
used to ask if an item (usually of clothing) is available in another size, color, or style
used to suggest something
used to say you are trying to find something, usually in a store
used to say that something is available with variations, such as different colors
further away in the distance; behind
in a central position
on the side / opposite side of your body where your heart is
very close to someone, with nothing in between
a game in which two teams try to score points by throwing a ball through a high net
a sport in which you do acrobatic exercises on the floor and on different pieces of equipment, often in competitions
a team game played on grass or ice where you hit a small ball with a long, curved stick
the sport of going up mountains or rocks
a sport played by two teams with an oval ball and H-shaped goals
the activity or sport of going somewhere quickly on foot
a sport using boats with sails
the activity or sport of moving through water by moving your body
a game in which two or four people hit a small ball over a low net on a large table
the sports which include running, jumping, and throwing
a game in which two teams use their hands to hit a ball over a net without letting it fall on the ground
a sport in which you move across water by standing on a board and holding to a sail
a set of exercises for the mind and body, based on the Hindu religion
to make something, like a ball, hit the ground/a surface and then move quickly up/back
to stop someone or something that is moving through the air by getting it in your hands
to go up something, or onto the top of something
to jump into water with your head and arms going in first
to touch something quickly and with force using your hand or an object in your hand
to push your body up and away from the ground using your feet and legs
to hit or move something or someone with your foot
to put something or someone in a higher position
to throw or kick a ball to someone else
to move on your feet at a faster speed than walking
to get points in a game
to make something move through the air by pushing it out of your hand
used to say that you managed to achieve/buy something
used to tell someone to be careful or to pay attention
used to say that you think something is not right
used when you don't understand why you are not moving/going or doing the thing you planned to do
used to make a suggestion or to express agreement
used to make an offer or suggestion to go to a place or event
used to ask the price of a ticket
used to suggest buying something
used to suggest leaving the place you are in
used to say the price of something
used to ask information about how to go to a place
in addition, as well
in addition, as well
a large, strong, wild animal with thick fur and a short tail
a large reptile with a long mouth, sharp teeth, long tail, and hard skin that lives in rivers and lakes
an animal that looks like a small horse with long ears
a bird that lives near water, has webbed feet, short legs and neck, and often a flat beak
a large, strong bird with a curved beak, long wings, and good sight that hunts smaller animals
a large African animal with a very long neck and long, thin legs
hippopotamus; a very large animal with a thick skin that lives near water in parts of Africa
a large animal with four legs, which people ride or use to pull vehicles
a large, wild animal of the cat family, with light brown fur, that lives in Africa and Asia
a hairy animal with a long tail that lives in hot countries and climbs trees
a small animal with short fur, a pointed face, and a long, thin tail
a tropical bird with a curved beak and colorful feathers that can copy what people say
a long, thin reptile with no legs that slides along the ground
a very large sea animal that breathes air through a hole at the top of its head
very attractive
(especially of someone or something small or young) pleasant and attractive
able to cause serious problems, harm, hurt, or kill
that weigh a lot; difficult to move or carry
extremely large
big
that does not like to work or be active
that doesn't weigh much; not heavy
making a lot of noise
making little or no noise
that is not dangerous, doesn't cause harm; not hurt or in danger
intelligent; able to learn and understand things quickly and easily
very small
that lives or grows in a natural place, not where people live
used to express surprise
used to express interest, surprise, or anger
used to show surprise and sometimes pleasure
used to show that you are surprised by what someone has said, or do not believe it is true
used to ask someone what something was like
used to say what something was like
used to ask for information about something
used to ask about how someone feels about something
used with a time expression to show when something happened in the past
(used before months and years) during part or all of a period of time
used to show the date or day when something happens
a building where fish and other water animals are kept for people to visit
a building where you can go bowling
a building where you can play sports or exercise
a place where sick or hurt people go to be treated by doctors and nurses
a flat area of ice, often inside a building, for people to skate on
a building where you go to watch movies and films
an area of ground, usually outside, where people can park cars
a place where people can buy stamps and send letters and packages from
a large building or a group of buildings containing a lot of different stores
a place where people go skateboarding, in-line skating, etc.
an artificial area of water for swimming, or a building containing this
a ticket that allows you to travel on the bus
a device for taking photos or making videos
a ticket that allows you to go to a concert
a piece of equipment that you wear over your ears to listen to music
a card that shows your name, photo, and information to prove who you are
pieces of metal that you use to lock doors or start a car
a small computer that you can close with a lid and carry around with you
the coins or banknotes that are used to buy things
a small book with your photo that you need to enter some countries
a piece of equipment that is used to talk to someone who is in another place
a piece of equipment that is used to put electricity in a battery, for example, in a cell phone
a small, flat computer that you use by touching the screen
used to tell someone to stop feeling upset, angry, or excited
used to tell someone not to worry or stress
used to say that something is very unpleasant or disgusting
used to suggest you consider an idea or problem
used to ask if you had something with you when something happened
used to ask about where you put something
used to ask about what you did next
used to ask about when you last had/used/saw something
used to say that something is the reason why something else happens
to make something that protects you from bad weather
to stop and get a fish, usually using a fishing rod (= a long pole with a line that falls into the water)
to get pieces from trees from different places and bring them together
to prepare food using a fire made with pieces of wood outdoors
to discover food and water that you have been searching for
to recognize plants and say which they are
to start a fire; to make something burn
to choose or to take a fruit off a tree
to look at a map and understand the information on it
to use and understand a piece of equipment that shows which direction you are going
a set of rooms for living in, especially on one floor of a building
a place where many people go for a vacation (on the beach/on the mountains with snow)
a small hotel or private house where you pay for a room to sleep in for the night and a meal in the morning
a small house, usually made of wood and in a wild area
a vehicle, or a structure that is pulled by a vehicle, that people stay in when they are on vacation
a place where you pay to stay when you are away from home
a large vehicle that people can live in when they are traveling on vacation
a structure for sleeping in made of cloth attached to metal poles
a cheap, simple hotel, especially for young people who are traveling around
used to say that something needs little effort or is not difficult
used to tell someone to stop thinking about something, especially something said earlier
used to say that you are doing something that needs to be done or trying to solve a problem
used to say that you are amazed by someone else's behavior (either in a good way or a bad way)
used to suggest something
used to ask what we plan to do in the future
used to make a suggestion
used to say that you disagree with someone (politely)
used to say that you don't want to do something that someone else suggests
used to agree to do something
to be in your house/apartment
at the place where planes take off and land, with buildings for passengers to wait in
during the early part of the day
in the eighth month of the year, after July and before September
on the third day of the eighth month of the year
on the day of the week after Sunday and before Tuesday
(part of speech, definition, and pronunciation). You will also find an example of how
ht of each heading, for example to put the list in alphabetical order.

Example

This month is January.

Bella's birthday is February 22.
My birthday is March 9.
My birthday is April 10.
My birthday is May 5.
Is today June 19?
Laura's birthday is July 24.
Her birthday is in August.
September is the ninth month.
Omar's birthday is October 3.
Nico's birthday is November 1.
December is the last month of the year.
His favorite color is blue.
My favorite colors are yellow and green.
The classroom is green, orange, and white.
My favorite color is pink.
Mia's pen is purple.
My favorite object is my new red and blue notebook.
Thiago's favorite colors are yellow and green.
Lucy's classroom is green, orange, and white.
Write the words on the board.
Is this your calculator?
Those are our chairs.
What classroom objects are on your desk?
Whose dictionary is this?
Close the door!
Write new words in your notebook!
Don't forget to bring your pen!
This is my pencil.
Whose posters are those?
Whose ruler is that?
There are three windows in our classroom.
Dear Mrs. Weston,
Best wishes, Gloria
Sincerely, Gloria Rodriguez
Marco is Italian and Leona is German.
Her aunt Aurelia is her mom's sister.
She has two brothers, Lukas and Tomas.
Does Toby have any cousins?
Alex is her dad's brother.
The have one daughter named Siena.
Helen and Anna are Mary's granddaughters.
His grandma and grandpa live with them, too.
My grandpa doesn't have a cell phone.
Kyle and Harry are Ted's grandsons.
Robinson and Alida are husband and wife.
My mom's name is Sandra.
Ruben is my nephew.
Holly is Jane's and Luke's niece.
He doesn't have any brothers or sisters.
Ruben is our son.
Her uncle Alex is her dad’s brother.
He has a Spanish wife.
Does your dad have a beard?
Anna and Siena have blond hair.
He has short brown hair.
She has blue eyes and lots of freckles!
She has glasses and long wavy hair.
I have gray eyes.
She has long brown hair.
He has a mustache.
Jack has short red hair.
He has short straight brown hair and brown eyes, like me.
He's tall. He has short brown hair.
Does he have wavy black hair and blue eyes?
Hi, Lily. Are you alright?
Cool! There's a new boy in my class.
Gotta go! Bye!
That's funny! Maybe it's the same boy.
That's so not funny, Evan!
Bye, see you tomorrow.
Hey, Evan.
Hi. How's it going?
OK, thanks. You?
OK. See you later.
Hello, Martin.
Email me soon, Javi.
That's all for now.
Write soon! Javi
After breakfast, I brush my teeth.
She has breakfast and checks her phone.
Does Nina do her homework in the evenings?
I get up at six o'clock and get dressed.
What time do you get up on weekdays?
I go home to have lunch.
She goes to bed at 11:00.
Amir and his friends don't go to school.
I always have breakfast in bed.
My sister and I pack our bags for school.
After dinner, I take a shower.
She always wakes up at 7:00 and has breakfast.
Nina does her homework before she chats online.
Laura often downloads songs from the Internet.
She sometimes goes for a bike ride at 11:00.
They often go shopping on the weekend.
Where do you hang out with friends?
I usually listen to music on my phone.
Tom's dad make videos of his birthday every year.
Does your best friend play an instrument?
Do you play video games with friends?
I never chat online after school. I often read a book.
She takes some photos and posts them.
She sometimes watches TV before dinner.
"I have some questions to ask you. Is that OK?" "Go ahead."
"What time do you go to work?" "It depends. I usually arrive at 7:30 a.m."
"Thanks for your help." "No problem."
"I just have one more question." "Sure!"
"What time do you get up?" "That's easy. I always get up at 5:30 a.m."
I have some questions to ask you for the school magazine.
That's good! I just have one more question.
I have some questions to ask you. Is that OK?
"Thank you very much for your time." " You're welcome."
"How often do get up at 5:30?" "Almost every day." "That's interesting."
Amy doesn't have much free time.
Amy Ritchie is a Canadian vlogger.
She always wakes up at 7:00, has breakfast, and checks her phone.
One day, I want to be a vlogger like Amy!
She has lunch at 1:00 and listens to music.
What does a vlogger do all day?
I'm not good at art.
We have PE in the morning. In the afternoon, it's drama and music.
This year I want to study Shakespeare in English.
Geography isn't just about countries.
I never remember all the dates in history.
I'm not very good at IT.
Math is my favorite subject. I love difficult problems.
The music teacher is a famous pop star.
We learn about what is bad and good to eat in our nutrition classes.
I don't like PE when we go outside.
How often do students work on science projects?
Spanish is great this year. My word of the week is gracias.
Vocational education gives students real experience for a job.
Gina loves playing soccer on the athletic field.
We have an assembly in the auditorium on Monday mornings.
I don't like eating in the cafeteria. The food isn’t very good.
The music classroom is Alex's favorite place.
We have a big gymnasium, a cafeteria, a computer lab, and three science la
Tariq doesn't mind playing sports in the gymnasium.
I do my homework in the library.
Then I go to the locker room and put my sneakers in my locker.
You can get information about the classes at the school office.
The restrooms are next to the gymnasium.
We do experiments in the science lab.
Teachers usually have lunch in the teacher's lounge.
Are you sure? I don't mind drawing the chart.
"Can you do me a favor?" "Sure." "Stop talking about math."
I can't do my math project. Can you help me, please?
Do you need a hand with the results?
Don't be silly! Of course you can.
I can't do my math project. I'm stuck!
"I'm stuck!" "Not again!"
"How’s it going?" "Not great."
"I'm stuck!" "Oh, dear!"
For example, the music teacher is a famous pop star.
Student can study traditional subjects like math and English.
They can also study "how to" subjects, such as how to make videos.
I don't like apples.
We don't have any apples, but we have some bananas.
There are some green beans and a green apple in that juice.
There aren't any carrots in the soup.
There’s a lot of cheese in cheese bread.
Let’s make some chicken and rice.
Dark chocolate doesn't have much sugar in it.
What about an omelet? Are there any eggs?
There's some soup and fish for dinner.
Eva always has an egg and juice for breakfast.
She doesn't eat much meat.
It's chicken with rice, and there are a lot of peanuts.
Soda has a lot of sugar in it.
Water is a healthy drink.
I never eat ice cream in the winter. The weather is cold and so is ice cream.
You can eat different sandwiches, and they're all delicious!
I really hate cheese. I think it's disgusting.
The vegetables and fruit in our garden are always fresh.
I love peanut butter, and it's healthy, too!
Be careful! The soup is hot.
Peanuts are salty, but they aren't bad for you.
We use chilli pepper to make the food taste spicy.
The chocolate balls are very sweet.
There's a lot of sugar in this drink. It's very unhealthy.
Here are some cookies. Enjoy!
"That's $2.25, please." "Here you go."
"I'd like some juice, please?" "No problem. What kind?"
"Thanks. Can I have an apple?" "No worries."
Can I have some mineral water and an apple?
"Hi. Can I help you?" "I'd like some juice, please."
"How much is that?" "That's $2.25, please."
I'd like some juice, please.
"Can I have some water and an apple, please?" "No worries! Is that everyth
That's $2.25, please.
"I'd like some juice, please." "What kind?"
"What's in this juice?" "There are two oranges and a carrot in that one."
They're salty, but they're great.
I can’t eat more than two or three.
I'm wearing big black boots.
He usually wears a cap, but he isn't wearing it in this photo.
Flip-flops have a lot of different names around the world.
I'm wearing khaki pants, a gray T-shirt, and a gray hoodie.
She's wearing a white T-shirt and a wool jacket.
I always wear jeans on Sunday.
Emily isn't making a shirt.
I have six purple T-shirts and a pair of purple shorts.
She's making a skirt and a belt.
He's wearing his favorite shirt and his new sneakers.
I always wear sweatpants on Saturday.
He's wearing a black and white striped T-shirt.
It's a short skirt with a very big belt.
She's wearing a lot of red and gold bracelets.
I never wear rings, bracelets, or earrings because I don’t like jewelry.
I have lots of hats, gloves, and scarves.
She's also wearing a gold necklace.
Madison carries her wallet and phone in her purse.
Mishal is wearing rings on her fingers and toes.
In cold weather, my grandma always wears gloves and a scarf.
We’re wearing summer dresses and sunglasses.
It's raining today, so I'm carrying an umbrella.
You can put your money in a wallet.
You usually wear a watch on your wrist.
It’s $15 but there’s a special sale today. Buy two for $25. It's a bargain.
"What do you think?" "It's perfect!"
"Buy two for $25." "No, honestly. One is fine."
"Do you have it in a different color?" "Yes, I have. You're in luck!"
Can I see the purple one, please?
Do you have it in a different color?
"I'm looking for a scarf for my grandma." "How about this one?"
I'm looking for a scarf for my grandma.
It comes in blue or purple.
There isn't anyone in the back in this photo.
Isabel and I are in the middle in this photo.
My friend Greg is on the left. My brother Antonio is on the right.
I'm next to Antonio in this photo.
She also enjoys watching basketball on TV.
Bossaball is a mixture of soccer, volleyball, and gymnastics with music.
How do you score in hockey?
Ashima goes rock climbing whenever she can.
Rugby is a ball game that people always plays outdoors.
He goes running twice a week.
You need to be on the water to go sailing.
Sometimes on the weekend I go swimming with my brother.
Table tennis is more interesting than yoga.
At school, we do track and field, and I like that.
Bossaball is becoming more popular than beach volleyball.
Windsurfing is more exciting than swimming.
People usually do yoga indoors.
If the ball bounces off another player, they can't use it.
Players can catch a ball with their hands.
It’s one of the most difficult rocks in the world to climb.
Amir and his friend dive into the water from bridges.
In dodgeball, if a ball hits someone, that person is "out."
In rugby, sometimes players jump on top of other players.
The players kick the ball over the net – they can't use their hands.
In gymnastics, we sometimes lift heavy boxes to make our arms strong.
One player passes the ball to another player to start.
He's the oldest person to run a marathon.
The first team to score 21 points in two games wins.
Players can bounce, throw, and catch the ball.
"Let's buy the tickets." "Got them!"
Look! Our two favorite baseball teams are playing this afternoon.
"They're $145." "That's crazy! Are there any cheaper tickets?"
What are we waiting for? Let's go.
"Do you want to go?" "Why not?"
Our favorite teams are playing today. Do you want to go?
"How much are tickets?" "They're $145."
"The cheapest tickets are $25." "Let's buy them."
What are we waiting for? Let's go.
The best seats are the most expensive. They're $145.
"What's the quickest way to get there?" "The bus."
She loves climbing, but she also enjoys watching basketball on TV.
Table tennis is easy to play. It’s fun, too.
Some bears attack people, so the police ask people to be careful.
One day, he saw a crocodile in the river.
You didn't get the donkey its food.
Ava found an injured duck.
How fast can eagles fly?
There was always a big giraffe next to a tree.
There were hippos in the water.
Can you imagine riding a horse with a big eagle on your arm?
There was a family of lions at the safari park.
Howler monkeys are very noisy.
A mouse is quiet and fast.
African gray parrots can learn 1,000 words.
When Jack was five, he found a three-meter snake in his yard.
When blue whales are born, they weigh 2,700 kg.
I think tigers are really beautiful animals.
Baby lions look cute, but be careful! They are dangerous.
Hungry lions are dangerous.
Kodiak brown bears are very heavy.
She was strong enough to hunt with the huge bird.
Gorillas are the largest animals to build nests.
Male lions are lazy. They sleep, and the female lion hunts.
Kodiak brown bear babies are very light – they weigh only 450 g.
The parrot was really noisy!
Willie wasn't quiet. It was very noisy!
To keep people safe, the police sometimes put angry bears in prison.
Willie was a very smart parrot.
My best friend has a tiny mouse.
They are wild animals, not pets, and can attack you.
"One of the lions looked inside our car." "Wow! No way!"
"We went to a safari park." "Really? What was it like?"
"One of the lions looked inside our car." "Wow!"
"You're joking!" "Of course I'm joking!"
"How was the field trip yesterday?" "It was really cool."
"What was the safari park like?" "It was amazing!"
I can't believe you didn't see any elephants. What about lions?
"What was it like?" "It was amazing."
Several years ago, he won first place in a surfing competition.
In 2007, millions of people watched a video of him skateboarding.
On October 27, 2015, Tillman died.
You go to the aquarium to see fish and sea creatures.
Who did Martin meet at the bowling alley?
Did Alex play basketball at the gym?
He visited his sick uncle at the hospital.
Did you go to the ice rink last night?
I didn't see this movie at a movie theater. I saw it on TV.
I left the car in the parking lot.
He mailed a letter to Ben at the post office.
The Dubai Mall is one of the largest shopping malls in the world.
My parents gave me a skateboard, so I went to skate park to try it.
Did you go to the swimming pool last Saturday?
I can’t take the bus home. I didn’t bring my bus pass.
They’re great photos. Did you use your new camera?
Let's buy concert tickets to see Katy Perry.
Laura always wears her headphones when she listens to music.
We can use our ID card or our passport to show who we are.
Where are the keys to open the door?
I’m using my brother’s laptop to write this.
I didn’t have any money, so I didn’t have any lunch.
When did Sam lose his passport?
I lost my phone, so I can't text.
We can use a portable charger to keep our phone or tablet working.
It's easy to use a tablet. You just touch the screen and it works.
"I need to get home." "Calm down."
"I can't find my bus pass!" "Don't panic!"
"What's that?" "Yesterday's lunch." "Gross!"
Let's think. When did you last have your bus pass?
Well, did you have it when you got home?
"Did you put it in your bag?" "Maybe."
"What did you do with it after that?" "I can't remember."
"When did you last have it?" "On the bus this morning."
I didn’t hear my alarm, so I got up late.
You will build a shelter and sleep outdoors.
My dad is going to teach us to catch fish and then we can cook them!
When we get there, some of us collect wood for the fire.
My dad always cooks the fish over a campfire.
They will work together to find shelter, food, and water.
Why do we need to identify plants before we eat them?
It can take a long time to light the fire if the wood is wet.
I'm hungry. Why don't we pick some fruit to eat?
Oh no! We're lost. Can you read a map?
We don't know where we are. Let's use a compass.
My parents are renting an apartment at the beach.
I want to stay at a ski resort or in a cabin.
The breakfast at the B&B we stayed in was very nice.
My ideal vacation is a ski trip. I want to stay in a cabin.
We are going to drive up to the mountains in a camper.
There are six swimming pools in the hotel.
You can travel and sleep in an RV, and you don't need a car.
We're going to sleep in a tent in the backyard.
I want to stay in a youth hostel. It's the best place to make friends.
We can have a danceathon indoors or outdoors. Easy!
"How about a movie night?" "It's complicated." "OK. Forget that."
"Ideas, please!" "I'm on it."
"I won't be here." "You're unbelievable!"
"What are we going to do?" "What about a movie night?"
"What are we going to do?" "Let's have a party."
"What are we going to do?" 'Why don't we have a barbecue?'
"What about a movie night?" "I'm not sure about that."
"Why don't we have a barbecue?" "It's going to rain. I'd rather not do that."
"We can have a danceathon." "OK. Let's do that!"
We're spending the weekend at home in Chester.
I'm going to meet you at the airport with my parents.
We're going to leave early in the morning to drive to the coast.
It never rains in August!
See you on August 3!
On Monday, we’re going to leave early in the morning.
Pronunciation

ˈdʒæn·ju·e·ri
ˈfeb·ruˌe·ri
mɑrtʃ
ˈeɪp·rəl
meɪ
dʒun
dʒʊˈlaɪ
ˈɔ·ɡəst
sep·ˈtem·bər
ɑkˈtoʊ·bər
noʊˈvem·bər
dɪˈsem·bər
blu
grin
ˈɔr·ɪndʒ
pɪŋk
ˈpɜr·pəl
red
ˈjel·oʊ
(h)wɑɪt
bᴐrd
ˈkæl·kjəˌleɪ·tər
tʃeər
desk
ˈdɪk·ʃəˌner·i
dɔr
ˈnoʊtˌbʊk
pen
ˈpen·səl
ˈpoʊ·stər
ˈru·lər
ˈwɪn·doʊ
dɪər
ˌbest ˈwɪʃɪz
sɪnˈsɪər·li
ænd
ænt
ˈbrʌð·ər
ˈkʌz·ən
dæd
ˈdɔ·tər
ˈɡrænˌdɔ·tər
ˈɡrænˌmɑ
ˈɡrænˌpɑ
ˈɡræn·sʌn
ˈhʌzˌbənd
mɑm
ˈnef·ju
nis
ˈsɪs·tər
sʌn
ˈʌŋ·kəl
waɪf
bɪərd
blɑnd
brɑʊn
ˈfrek·əlz
ˈɡlæ·sɪz
greɪ
lɔŋ
ˈmʌs·tæʃ
red
ʃɔrt
tɔl
ˈweɪ·vi
ər ju ˌɔl ˈrɑɪt
kul
ˈɡɑ·t̬ə ɡoʊ
ðæts ˈfʌn·i
ðæts soʊ nɑt ˈfʌn.i
bɑɪ
heɪ
ˈhɑʊ·zɪt ˈɡoʊ·ɪŋ
ˌoʊˈkeɪ / fɑɪn θæŋks ju
si ju ˈleɪ·tər
heˈloʊ
ˈi·meɪl mi sun
ðæts ɔl fər nɑʊ
rɑɪt sun
brʌʃ jər tiθ
tʃek jər foʊn
du jər ˈhoʊm·wɜrk
ɡet drest
ɡet ʌp
goʊ hoʊm
goʊ tə bed
goʊ tə skul
hæv ˈbrek·fəst
pæk jər bæg
teɪk ə ʃɑʊər
weɪk ʌp
ʧæt ɑn·ˈlɑɪn
ˈdɑʊn·loʊd sɔŋz
goʊ fər ə bɑɪk rɑɪd
goʊ ˈʃɑ·pɪŋ
hæŋ ɑʊt wɪð frendz
ˈlɪ·sən tə ˈmju·zɪk
meɪk ˈvɪ·dɪ·oʊz
pleɪ ən ˈɪn·strə·mənt
pleɪ ˈvɪ·dɪ·oʊ geɪmz
rid ə bʊk / ˈmæ·ɡə·zin
teɪk ˈfoʊ·toʊz
wɑʧ tiˈvi
ˈgoʊ əˈhed
ɪt dɪˈpendz
noʊ ˈprɑ.bləm
ʃʊr
ðæts ˈi·zi
ɑɪ həv səm ˈkwes·tʃənz tə æsk ju
ɑɪ dʒʌst həv wʌn mɔrˈkwes·tʃən
ɪz ðæt ˌoʊˈkeɪ
ˈθæŋk ˌju ˈver·i mʌtʃ fər jər tɑɪm
ðæts ˈɪn·trɪ·stɪŋ
əˈpɑs·trə·fi
ˈkæp·ɪ·təl ˈlet̬·ər eɪ, bi, si
ˈkɑm·ə
ˌek·skləˈmeɪ·ʃən pɔɪnt
ˈpɪər·i·əd
ˈkwes·tʃən ˌmɑrk
ɑrt
ˈdrɑ·mə
ˈɪŋ·ɡlɪʃ
dʒiˈɑɡ·rə·fi
ˈhɪs·tə·ri
ˌɪn·fər·ˈmeɪ·ʃən tek·ˈnɑ·lə·dʒi
mæθ
ˈmju·zɪk
nu·ˈtrɪʃ·ən
ˈfɪz·ɪ·kəl e·dʒə·ˈkeɪʃ·ən
ˈsɑɪ·əns
ˈspæn·ɪʃ
voʊ·ˈkeɪ·ʃə·nəl e·dʒə·ˈkeɪ·ʃən
æθ·ˈle·tɪk fild
ɑ·də·ˈtɔ·ri·əm
ˌkæf·əˈtɪər·i·ə
ˈklæs·rum
kəm·ˈpju·tər læb
dʒɪm·ˈneɪ·zi·əm
ˈlɑɪb·re·ri
ˈlɑ·kər rum
ˈɔ·fɪs
ˈrest·rumz
ˈsɑɪ·əns læb
ˈti·tʃərz laʊndʒ
ər ju ʃʊr
kən ju du mi ə ˈfeɪ·vər
kən ju help mi pliz
du jə nid ə hænd wɪð
doʊnt bi ˈsɪl·i
ɑɪm stʌk
nɑt əˈɡen
nɑt ɡreɪt
oʊ dɪər
fər ɪɡˈzæm·pəl
lɑɪk
sʌtʃ æz
æ·pəlz
bə·ˈnæ·nəz
binz
ˈkæ·rəts
ʧiz
ˈʧɪ·kɪn
ˈʧɑk·lət
egz
fɪʃ
ʤus
mit
rɑɪs
ˈsoʊ·də
ˈwɔ·tər
koʊld
dɪ·ˈlɪʃ·əs
dɪs·ˈgʌs·tɪŋ
freʃ
ˈhel·θi
hɑt
ˈsɔl·ti
ˈspɑɪ·si
swit
ʌn·ˈhel·θi
ɪnˈdʒɔɪ
hɪr jə ɡoʊ
noʊ ˈprɑb·ləm
noʊ ˈwʌr·iz
kən ɑɪ hæv
kən ɑɪ help jʊ
hɑʊ mʌtʃ ɪz ðæt
ɑɪd lɑɪk ə/ən/səm
ɪz ðæt ˈev·riˌθɪŋ
ðæts pliz
hwɑt kɑɪnd
hwɑts ɪn ðə
bʌt
ɔr
buts
kæp
ˈflɪp·flɑps
ˈhʊ·di
ˈʤæ·kɪt
ʤinz
ʃɜrt
ʃɔrts
skɜrt
ˈsni·kərz
ˈswet·pænts
ˈti·ʃɜrt
belt
ˈbreɪs·lɪt
ɪə·rɪŋz
glʌvz
ˈnek·lɪs
pɜrs
rɪŋ
skɑrf
ˈsʌn·glæ·sɪz
ʌm·ˈbre·lə
ˈwɑ·lɪt
wɑʧ
ɪts ə ˈbɑr·ɡən
ɪts ˈpɜr·fɪkt
noʊ ˈɑn·əst·li
jʊr ɪn lʌk
kæn ɑɪ si ðə wʌn pliz
du jə hæv ɪt ɪn ə ˈdɪf·rənt (sɑɪz/ ˈkʌl·ər/ stɑɪl)
hɑʊ əˈbɑʊt ðɪs wʌn / ðiz
ɑɪm ˈlʊk.ɪŋ fər
ɪt kʌms ɪn
ɪn ðə bæk
ɪn ðə ˈmɪd·əl
ɑn ðə left/rɑɪt
nekst tu
ˈbæs·kɪt·bɔl
ʤɪm·ˈnæs·tɪks
ˈhɑ·ki
rɑk ˈklaɪ·mɪŋ
ˈrʌg·bi
ˈrʌ·nɪŋ
ˈseɪ·lɪŋ
ˈswɪ·mɪŋ
ˈteɪ·bəl ˈte·nɪs
træk ən ˈfild
ˈvɑ·li·bɔl
ˈwɪnd·sɜr·fɪŋ
ˈjoʊ·gə
bɑʊns
kætʃ
klɑɪm
dɑɪv
hɪt
dʒʌmp
kɪk
lɪft
pæs
rʌn
skɔr
θroʊ
ɡɑt ðəm
lʊk
ðæts ˈkreɪ·zi
hwɑt ər wi weɪ·tɪŋ fər
hwɑɪ nɑt
du jə ˈwɑ·nə ɡoʊ
hɑʊ mʌtʃ ər ðə ˈtɪk·ɪts
lets bɑɪ ðəm
lets ɡoʊ
ðeər
hwɑts ðə (kwɪk·ɪst/ best/ tʃip·ɪst) weɪ tə ɡet ðeər
ˈɔl·soʊ
tu
beər
ˈkrɑk·əˌdɑɪl
ˈdɑŋ·ki
dʌk
ˈi·gəl
ʤɪˈræf
ˈhɪ·poʊ
hɔrs
ˈlɑɪ·ən
ˈmʌŋ·ki
mɑʊs
ˈpæ·rət
sneɪk
hweɪl
ˈbju·tɪ·fəl
kjut
ˈdeɪn·ʤə·rəs
ˈhe·vi
hjudʒ
lɑrʤ
ˈleɪ·zi
lɑɪt
ˈnɔɪ·zi
ˈkwɑɪ·ɪt
seɪf
smɑrt
ˈtɑɪ·ni
wɑɪld
noʊ weɪ
ˈri·ə·li
wɑʊ
jʊr dʒoʊk-ɪŋ
hɑʊ wəz (ðə fild trɪp)
ɪt wəz (əˈmeɪ·zɪŋ)
hwɑt əˈbɑʊt (ˈlɑɪ·ənz)
hwɑt wəz (ɪt) lɑɪk
əˈɡoʊ
ɪn
ɔn
ə·ˈkwe·ri·əm
ˈboʊ·lɪŋ ˌæ·li
dʒɪm
ˈhɑs·pɪ·təl
ˈɑɪs ˌrɪŋk
ˈmu·vi ˌθi·ə·t̬ər
ˈpɑr·kɪŋ ˌlɑt
ˈpoʊst ˌɔf·ɪs
ˈʃɑp·ɪŋ ˌmɔl
ˈskeɪt ˌpɑrk
ˈswɪm·ɪŋ ˌpul
ˈbʌs ˌpæs
ˈkæm·rə
ˈkɑn·sərt ˈtɪ·kɪt
ˈhed·foʊnz
ˌɑɪˈdi ˌkɑrd
kiz
ˈlæp·tɑp
ˈmʌ·ni
ˈpæs·pɔrt
foʊn
ˈpɔr·tə·bəl ˈʧɑr·ʤər
ˈtæb·lɪt
kɑm dɑʊn
doʊnt ˈpæn·ɪk
ɡroʊs
lets θɪŋk
dɪd jə həv ɪt hwen jə (ɡɑt tə skul)
dɪd jə pʊt ɪt (ɪn jər bæɡ)
hwɑt dɪd jə du wɪð ɪt ˈæf·tər ðæt
hwen dɪd jə læst (hæv/ juz/ si) ɪt
soʊ
bɪld ə ˈʃel·tər
kæʧ fɪʃ
kə·ˈlekt wʊd
kʊk ˈoʊ·vər ə ˈkæmp·fɑɪər
fɑɪnd fud ənd ˈwɔ·tər
ɑɪˈden·təˌfɑɪ plænts
lɑɪt ə ˈfɑɪər
pɪk frut
rid ə mæp
juz ə ˈkʌm·pəs
ə·ˈpɑrt·mənt
(ˈbitʃ / ski) rɪ·zɔrt
biənˈbi (bed ən ˈbrek·fəst)
ˈkæ·bɪn
ˈkæm·pər
hoʊˈtel
ɑrˈ·vi (rek·riˈ·eɪʃə·nəl ˈvi·ə·kəl)
tent
ˈjuθ ˈhɑs·təl
ˈi·zi
fərˈɡet ðæt
ɑɪm ɑn ɪt
jʊr ˌʌn·bɪˈli·və·bəl
hwɑt əˈbɑʊt ə (ˈmu·vi nɑɪt)
hwɑt ər wi ˈɡoʊ·ɪŋ tə du
hwɑɪ doʊnt wi (həv ə ˈbɑr·bɪˌkju)
ɑɪm nɑt ʃʊər əˈbɑʊt ðæt
ɑɪd ˈræð·ər nɑt du ðæt
lets du ðæt
æt hoʊm
æt ði ˈeərˌpɔrt
ɪn ðə ˈmɔr·nɪŋ
ɪn ˈɔ·ɡəst
ɑn ˈɔ·ɡəst θɜrd
ɑn ˈmʌn·deɪ
Unit Page Number Item/ word or phrase
Starter 4 January
Starter 4 February
Starter 4 March
Starter 4 April
Starter 4 May
Starter 4 June
Starter 4 July
Starter 4 August
Starter 4 September
Starter 4 October
Starter 4 November
Starter 4 December
Starter 4 blue
Starter 4 green
Starter 4 orange
Starter 4 pink
Starter 4 purple
Starter 4 red
Starter 4 yellow
Starter 4 white
Starter 8 board
Starter 8 calculator
Starter 8 chair
Starter 7 desk
Starter 8 dictionary
Starter 8 door
Starter 8 notebook
Starter 8 pen
Starter 8 pencil
Starter 8 poster
Starter 8 ruler
Starter 8 window
Starter 9 Dear
Starter 9 Best wishes
Starter 9 Sincerely
Starter 9 and
Unit 1 11 aunt
Unit 1 11 brother
Unit 1 11 cousin
Unit 1 11 dad
Unit 1 11 daughter
Unit 1 11 granddaughter
Unit 1 11 grandma
Unit 1 11 grandpa
Unit 1 11 grandson
Unit 1 11 husband
Unit 1 11 mom
Unit 1 11 nephew
Unit 1 11 niece
Unit 1 11 sister
Unit 1 11 son
Unit 1 11 uncle
Unit 1 11 wife
Unit 1 14 beard
Unit 1 14 blond
Unit 1 14 brown
Unit 1 14 freckles
Unit 1 14 glasses
Unit 1 14 gray
Unit 1 14 long
Unit 1 14 mustache
Unit 1 14 red
Unit 1 14 short
Unit 1 14 tall
Unit 1 14 wavy
Unit 1 16 Are you alright?
Unit 1 16 Cool!
Unit 1 16 Gotta go!
Unit 1 16 That's funny!
Unit 1 16 That's so not funny!
Unit 1 16 Bye!
Unit 1 16 Hey!
Unit 1 16 How's it going?
Unit 1 16 OK/Fine, thanks. You?
Unit 1 16 See you later!
Unit 1 17 Hello!
Unit 1 17 Email me soon.
Unit 1 17 That's all for now.
Unit 1 17 Write soon!
Unit 2 23 brush your teeth
Unit 2 23 check your phone
Unit 2 23 do your homework
Unit 2 23 get dressed
Unit 2 23 get up
Unit 2 23 go home
Unit 2 23 go to bed
Unit 2 23 go to school
Unit 2 23 have breakfast
Unit 2 23 pack your bag
Unit 2 23 take a shower
Unit 2 23 wake up
Unit 2 26 chat online
Unit 2 26 download songs
Unit 2 26 go for a bike ride
Unit 2 26 go shopping
Unit 2 26 hang out with friends
Unit 2 26 listen to music
Unit 2 26 make videos
Unit 2 26 play an instrument
Unit 2 26 play video games
Unit 2 26 read a book/magazine
Unit 2 26 take photos
Unit 2 26 watch TV
Unit 2 28 Go ahead.
Unit 2 28 It depends.
Unit 2 28 No problem.
Unit 2 28 Sure!
Unit 2 28 That's easy.

I have some questions to ask you.

Unit 2 28
Unit 2 28 I just have one more question.
Unit 2 28 Is that OK?
Unit 2 28 Thank you very much for your time.
Unit 2 28 That's interesting.
Unit 2 29 apostrophe '
Unit 2 29 capital letter A, B, C
Unit 2 29 comma ,
Unit 2 29 exclamation point !
Unit 2 29 period .
Unit 2 29 question mark ?
Unit 3 35 art
Unit 3 35 drama
Unit 3 35 English
Unit 3 35 geography
Unit 3 35 history
Unit 3 35 information technology (IT)
Unit 3 35 math
Unit 3 35 music
Unit 3 35 nutrition
Unit 3 35 physical education (PE)
Unit 3 35 science
Unit 3 35 Spanish
Unit 3 38 vocational education
Unit 3 38 athletic field
Unit 3 38 auditorium
Unit 3 38 cafeteria
Unit 3 38 classroom
Unit 3 38 computer lab
Unit 3 38 gymnasium
Unit 3 38 library
Unit 3 38 locker room
Unit 3 38 office
Unit 3 38 restrooms
Unit 3 38 science lab
Unit 3 40 teacher's lounge
Unit 3 40 Are you sure?
Unit 3 40 Can you do me a favor?
Unit 3 40 Can you help me, please?
Unit 3 40 Do you need a hand with …?
Unit 3 40 Don't be silly!
Unit 3 40 I'm stuck.
Unit 3 40 Not again!
Unit 3 40 Not great.
Unit 3 41 Oh, dear!
Unit 3 41 for example
Unit 3 41 like
Unit 4 47 such as
Unit 4 47 apples
Unit 4 47 bananas
Unit 4 47 beans
Unit 4 47 carrots
Unit 4 47 cheese
Unit 4 47 chicken
Unit 4 47 chocolate
Unit 4 47 eggs
Unit 4 47 fish
Unit 4 47 juice
Unit 4 47 meat
Unit 4 47 rice
Unit 4 47 soda
Unit 4 50 water
Unit 4 50 cold
Unit 4 50 delicious
Unit 4 50 disgusting
Unit 4 50 fresh
Unit 4 50 healthy
Unit 4 50 hot
Unit 4 50 salty
Unit 4 50 spicy
Unit 4 50 sweet
Unit 4 52 unhealthy
Unit 4 52 Enjoy!
Unit 4 52 Here you go.
Unit 4 52 No problem.
Unit 4 52 No worries!
Unit 4 52 Can I have …?
Unit 4 52 Can I help you?
Unit 4 52 How much is that?
Unit 4 52 I'd like a/an/some …
Unit 4 52 Is that everything?
Unit 4 52 That's …, please.
Unit 4 53 What kind?
Unit 4 53 What's in the … ?
Unit 4 53 but
Unit 5 59 or
Unit 5 59 boots
Unit 5 59 cap
Unit 5 59 flip-flops
Unit 5 59 hoodie
Unit 5 59 jacket
Unit 5 59 jeans
Unit 5 59 shirt
Unit 5 59 shorts
Unit 5 59 skirt
Unit 5 59 sneakers
Unit 5 59 sweatpants
Unit 5 62 T-shirt
Unit 5 62 belt
Unit 5 62 bracelet
Unit 5 62 earrings
Unit 5 62 gloves
Unit 5 62 necklace
Unit 5 62 purse
Unit 5 62 ring
Unit 5 62 scarf
Unit 5 62 sunglasses
Unit 5 62 umbrella
Unit 5 62 wallet
Unit 5 64 watch
Unit 5 64 bargain
Unit 5 64 perfect
Unit 5 64 honestly
Unit 5 64 You're in luck!
Unit 5 64 Can I see …?
 Have you got it in a different (size/colour/style)?
Unit 5 64
Unit 5 64 I'm looking for …
Unit 5 64 It comes in …
Unit 5 65 What about this one / these?
Unit 5 65 in the back
Unit 5 65 in the middle
Unit 6 71 on the left/right
Unit 6 71 next to (someone)
Unit 6 71 basketball
Unit 6 71 gymnastics
Unit 6 71 hockey
Unit 6 71 rock climbing
Unit 6 71 rugby
Unit 6 71 running
Unit 6 71 sailing
Unit 6 71 swimming
Unit 6 71 table tennis
Unit 6 71 track and field
Unit 6 71 volleyball
Unit 6 74 windsurfing
Unit 6 74 yoga
Unit 6 74 bounce
Unit 6 74 catch
Unit 6 74 climb
Unit 6 74 dive
Unit 6 74 hit
Unit 6 74 jump
Unit 6 74 kick
Unit 6 74 lift
Unit 6 74 pass
Unit 6 74 run
Unit 6 76 score
Unit 6 76 throw
Unit 6 76 Got them!
Unit 6 76 Look!
Unit 6 76 That's crazy!
Unit 6 76 What are we waiting for?
Unit 6 76 Why not?
Unit 6 76 Do you want to go?
Unit 6 76 How much are the tickets?
Unit 6 76 Let's buy them.
Unit 6 76 Let's go.

They're ($145).
Unit 6 76
 What's the (quickest/best/cheapest) way to get
Unit 6 77 there?
Unit 6 77 also
Unit 7 83 too
Unit 7 83 bear
Unit 7 83 crocodile
Unit 7 83 donkey
Unit 7 83 duck
Unit 7 83 eagle
Unit 7 83 giraffe
Unit 7 83 hippo
Unit 7 83 horse
Unit 7 83 lion
Unit 7 83 monkey
Unit 7 86 mouse
Unit 7 86 parrot
Unit 7 86 snake
Unit 7 86 whale
Unit 7 86 beautiful
Unit 7 86 cute
Unit 7 86 dangerous
Unit 7 86 heavy
Unit 7 86 huge
Unit 7 86 large
Unit 7 86 lazy
Unit 7 86 light
Unit 7 86 noisy
Unit 7 86 quiet
Unit 7 86 safe
Unit 7 86 smart
Unit 7 88 tiny
Unit 7 88 wild
Unit 7 88 No way!
Unit 7 88 Really?
Unit 7 88 Wow!
Unit 7 88 You're joking!

How was (the field trip)?

Unit 7 88
Unit 7 88 It was (amazing).
Unit 7 88 What about (lions)?
Unit 7 89 What was (it) like?
Unit 7 89 ago
Unit 7 89 in …
Unit 7 95 on …
Unit 8 95 aquarium
Unit 8 95 bowling alley
Unit 8 95 gym
Unit 8 95 hospital
Unit 8 95 ice rink
Unit 8 95 movie theater
Unit 8 95 parking lot
Unit 8 95 post office
Unit 8 95 shopping mall
Unit 8 95 skate park
Unit 8 95 swimming pool
Unit 8 98 bus pass
Unit 8 98 camera
Unit 8 98 concert tickets
Unit 8 98 headphones
Unit 8 98 ID card
Unit 8 98 keys
Unit 8 98 laptop
Unit 8 98 money
Unit 8 98 passport
Unit 8 98 phone
Unit 8 98 portable charger
Unit 8 98 tablet
Unit 8 100 Calm down.
Unit 8 100 Don't panic!
Unit 8 100 Gross!
Unit 8 100 Let's think.

Did you have it when you (got to school)?

Unit 8 100
Unit 8 100 Did you put it (in your bag)?
Unit 8 100 What did you do with it after that?

When did you last (have/use/see) it?

Unit 8 101
Unit 9 107 so
Unit 9 107 build a shelter
Unit 9 107 catch fish
Unit 9 107 collect wood
Unit 9 107 cook over a campfire
Unit 9 107 find food and water
Unit 9 107 identify plants
Unit 9 107 light a fire
Unit 9 107 pick fruit
Unit 9 107 read a map
Unit 9 110 use a compass
Unit 9 110 apartment
Unit 9 110 (beach/ski) resort
Unit 9 110 B&B (bed & breakfast)
Unit 9 110 cabin
Unit 9 110 camper
Unit 9 110 hotel
Unit 9 110 RV (recreational vehicle)
Unit 9 110 tent
Unit 9 112 youth hostel
Unit 9 112 Easy!
Unit 9 112 Forget that.
Unit 9 112 I'm on it!
Unit 9 112 You're unbelievable!
Unit 9 112 What about a (movie night)?
Unit 9 112 What are we going to do?
Unit 9 112 Why don't we (have a barbecue)?
Unit 9 112 I'm not sure about that.
Unit 9 112 I'd rather not do that.
Unit 9 112 Let's do that!
Unit 9 113 at home
Unit 9 113 at the airport
Unit 9 113 in the morning
Unit 9 113 in August
Unit 9 113 on August 3
Unit 9 113 on Monday
Translation
enero
febrero
marzo
abril
mayo
junio
julio
agosto
septiembre
octubre
noviembre
diciembre
azul
verde
anaranjado
rosado
morado
rojo
amarillo
blanco
pizarrón
calculadora
silla
pupitre
diccionario
puerta
cuaderno
bolígrafo
lápiz
póster
regla
ventana
Querido/a
Con mis mejores deseos
Saludos cordiales
y
tía
hermano
primo/a
papá
hija
nieta
abuela
abuelo
nieto
marido
mamá
sobrino
sobrina
hermana
hijo
tío
esposa
barba
rubio/a
color café
pecas
lentes
gris
largo
bigote
pelirrojo/a
bajo/a
alto/a
ondulado
¿Estás bien?
¡Buenísimo!
¡Tengo que irme!
¡Qué gracioso!
¡Eso no es nada gracioso!
¡Adiós!
¡Hola!
¿Cómo estás? / ¿Cómo te va?
Todo bien, gracias. ¿Y tú?
¡Hasta luego!
¡Hola!
Espero tu email.
Nada más por el momento.
¡Escríbeme pronto!
cepillarse los dientes
revisar el teléfono
hacer los deberes
vestirse
levantarse
irse a casa
acostarse
ir a la escuela
desayunar
preparar el bolso
bañarse
despertarse
chatear
bajar canciones
dar una vuelta en bicicleta
ir de compras
pasar tiempo con
escuchar música
filmar videos
tocar un instrumento
jugar videojuegos
leer un libro / una revista
sacar fotos
mirar la televisión
Adelante.
Depende.
No hay de qué.
¡Claro!
Es fácil.

Tengo algunas preguntas para hacerte.

Sólo tengo una pregunta más.

¿Te parece bien?
Gracias por dedicarme tiempo.
¡Qué interesante!
apóstrofe '
mayúscula A, B, C
coma ,
signos de exclamación ¡!
punto .
signos de interrogación ¿?
Arte
Teatro
Inglés
Geografía
Historia
Tecnología de la informática (TI)
Matemáticas
Música
Nutrición
Educación Física
Ciencias
Español
educación / escuela técnica / vocacional
campo de deportes
salón de actos
cantina
aula
salón de informática
pabellón de deportes
biblioteca
lockers
recepción
baños
laboratorio de ciencias
sala de profesores
Estoy atascado.
¿Me puedes hacer un favor?
¿Me puedes ayudar, por favor?
¿Necesitas ayuda con...?
¡No seas tonto!
¿Estás seguro?
¿Otra vez?
Más o menos.
¡Oh, no!
por ejemplo
como
tal como
manzana
banana
frijol
zanahoria
queso
pollo
chocolate
huevo
pescado
jugo
carne
arroz
gaseosa
agua
frío
delicioso
asqueroso
fresco
saludable
caliente
salado
picante
dulce
no saludable
¡Que lo disfrutes!
Aquí tienes.
No hay problema.
¡No pasa nada!
¿Puedes darme...?
¿Te puedo ayudar?
¿Cuánto cuesta esto / ¿cuánto es?
Quisiera un / una / un poco de…
¿Eso es todo?
¿Cuál?
¿Qué tiene el/la…?
Son…, por favor.
pero
o
botas
gorra
ojotas, chancletas
sudadera con capucha
chaqueta
jeans
camisa
shorts
falda
zapatillas de deporte
pantalones de deporte
camiseta
cinturón
pulsera
aros /pendientes
guantes
collar
monedero
anillo
bufanda
lentes de sol
paraguas
billetera
reloj
ganga
perfecto
sinceramente
¡Es tu día de suerte!
¿Podría ver...?
¿Lo tiene/s en otro (talle/color/diseño)?

Estoy buscando…
Viene en…
¿Qué tal este/estos?
atrás
en el centro
a la izquierda/derecha
al lado de (alguien)
básquet
gimnasia
hockey
montañismo
rugby
carrera / correr
navegación a vela
natación
tenis de mesa
atletismo
vóley
windsurf
yoga
rebotar
atajar
escalar
zambullirse
pegar
saltar
patear
levantar
pasar
correr
marcar un tanto
lanzar
¡Los/las conseguí!
¡Mira!
¡Eso es una locura!
¿Qué estamos esperando?
¿Por qué no?
¿Cuánto salen los boletos?
Comprémoslos/las
Vamos.
¿Quieres ir?

Cuestan ($145).
¿Cuál es la forma (más rápida / mejor / más barata)
de llegar?
también
también
oso
cocodrilo
burro
pato
águila
jirafa
hipopótamo
caballo
león
mono
ratón
loro
víbora
ballena
hermoso
adorable
peligroso
pesado
enorme
grande
perezoso
liviano
ruidoso
silencioso
seguro
inteligente
diminuto
salvaje
¡No puede ser!
¿En serio?
¡Guau!
¡Lo dices en broma!

¿Cómo estuvo (la excursión escolar)?

Estuvo (realmente fantástica).

¿Y (leones)?
¿Qué te pareció?
hace
en…
el…
acuario
bowling
gimnasio
hospital
pista de hielo
cine
estacionamiento
oficina de correos
centro comercial
pista de skate
piscina
pase de autobús
cámara
boletos para el concierto
auriculares
documento de identidad
llaves
laptop
dinero
pasaporte
teléfono
cargador portátil
tableta
Tranquilízate.
¡No te alarmes!
¡Qué asco!
Veamos.

¿Lo tenías cuando (llegaste a la escuela)?

¿Lo pusiste (en tu bolso)?

¿Qué hiciste después?

¿Cuándo lo (tuviste/usaste/viste) por última vez?

así que
construir un refugio
pescar
recolectar madera
cocinar en la hoguera
encontrar agua y alimento
identificar plantas
encender un fuego
recolectar fruta
leer un mapa
utilizar una bújula
apartamento
resort de playa / estación de ski
casa de huéspedes
cabaña
autocaravana
hotel
casa rodante
tienda de campaña
albergue juvenil
¡Fácil!
Olvídalo.
¡Estoy en ello!
¡Eres increíble!
¿Qué tal (una noche de cine)?
¿Qué vamos a hacer?
¿Por qué no (hacemos una barbacoa)?
No me parece buena idea.
Preferiría que no.
¡Sí, hagamos eso!
en casa
en el aeropuerto
en la mañana
en agosto
el 3 de agosto
el lunes
Unit Page Number Item/ word or phrase
Starter 4 January
Starter 4 February
Starter 4 March
Starter 4 April
Starter 4 May
Starter 4 June
Starter 4 July
Starter 4 August
Starter 4 September
Starter 4 October
Starter 4 November
Starter 4 December
Starter 4 blue
Starter 4 green
Starter 4 orange
Starter 4 pink
Starter 4 purple
Starter 4 red
Starter 4 yellow
Starter 4 white
Starter 7 board
Starter 7 calculator
Starter 7 chair
Starter 7 desk
Starter 7 dictionary
Starter 7 door
Starter 7 notebook
Starter 7 pen
Starter 7 pencil
Starter 7 poster
Starter 7 ruler
Starter 7 window
Starter 9 Dear
Starter 9 Best wishes
Starter 9 Sincerely
Starter 9 and
Unit 1 11 aunt
Unit 1 11 brother
Unit 1 11 cousin
Unit 1 11 dad
Unit 1 11 daughter
Unit 1 11 granddaughter
Unit 1 11 grandma
Unit 1 11 grandpa
Unit 1 11 grandson
Unit 1 11 husband
Unit 1 11 mom
Unit 1 11 nephew
Unit 1 11 niece
Unit 1 11 sister
Unit 1 11 son
Unit 1 11 uncle
Unit 1 11 wife
Unit 1 14 beard
Unit 1 14 blond
Unit 1 14 brown
Unit 1 14 freckles
Unit 1 14 glasses
Unit 1 14 gray
Unit 1 14 long
Unit 1 14 mustache
Unit 1 14 red
Unit 1 14 short
Unit 1 14 tall
Unit 1 14 wavy
Unit 1 16 Are you alright?
Unit 1 16 Cool!
Unit 1 16 Gotta go!
Unit 1 16 That's funny!
Unit 1 16 That's so not funny!
Unit 1 16 Bye!
Unit 1 16 Hey.
Unit 1 16 How's it going?
Unit 1 16 OK/Fine, thanks. You?
Unit 1 16 See you later.
Unit 1 17 Hello.

Email me soon.
Unit 1 17
Unit 1 17 That's all for now.

Write soon!
Unit 1 17
Unit 2 23 brush your teeth
Unit 2 23 check your phone
Unit 2 23 do your homework
Unit 2 23 get dressed
Unit 2 23 get up
Unit 2 23 go home
Unit 2 23 go to bed
Unit 2 23 go to school
Unit 2 23 have breakfast
Unit 2 23 pack your bag
Unit 2 23 take a shower
Unit 2 23 wake up
Unit 2 26 chat online
Unit 2 26 download songs
Unit 2 26 go for a bike ride
Unit 2 26 go shopping
Unit 2 26 hang out with friends
Unit 2 26 listen to music
Unit 2 26 make videos
Unit 2 26 play an instrument
Unit 2 26 play video games
Unit 2 26 read a book/magazine
Unit 2 26 take photos
Unit 2 26 watch TV
Unit 2 28 Go ahead.
Unit 2 28 It depends.
Unit 2 28 No problem.
Unit 2 28 Sure!
Unit 2 28 That's easy.
Unit 2 28 I have some questions to ask you.
Unit 2 28 I just have one more question.
Unit 2 28 Is that OK?
Unit 2 28 Thank you very much for your time.
Unit 2 28 That's interesting.
Unit 2 29 apostrophe '
Unit 2 29 capital letter A, B, C
Unit 2 29 comma ,
Unit 2 29 exclamation point !
Unit 2 29 period .
Unit 2 29 question mark ?
Unit 3 35 art
Unit 3 35 drama
Unit 3 35 English
Unit 3 35 geography
Unit 3 35 history
Unit 3 35 information technology (IT)
Unit 3 35 math
Unit 3 35 music
Unit 3 35 nutrition
Unit 3 35 physical education (PE)
Unit 3 35 science
Unit 3 35 Spanish
Unit 3 35 vocational education
Unit 3 38 athletic field
Unit 3 38 auditorium
Unit 3 38 cafeteria
Unit 3 38 classroom
Unit 3 38 computer lab
Unit 3 38 gymnasium
Unit 3 38 library
Unit 3 38 locker room
Unit 3 38 office
Unit 3 38 restrooms
Unit 3 38 science lab
Unit 3 38 teacher's lounge
Unit 3 40 Are you sure?
Unit 3 40 Can you do me a favor?
Unit 3 40 Can you help me, please?
Unit 3 40 Do you need a hand with …?
Unit 3 40 Don't be silly!
Unit 3 40 I'm stuck.
Unit 3 40 Not again!
Unit 3 40 Not great.
Unit 3 40 Oh, dear!
Unit 3 41 for example
Unit 3 41 like
Unit 3 41 such as
Unit 4 47 apples
Unit 4 47 bananas
Unit 4 47 beans
Unit 4 47 carrots
Unit 4 47 cheese
Unit 4 47 chicken
Unit 4 47 chocolate
Unit 4 47 eggs
Unit 4 47 fish
Unit 4 47 juice
Unit 4 47 meat
Unit 4 47 rice
Unit 4 47 soda
Unit 4 47 water
Unit 4 50 cold
Unit 4 50 delicious
Unit 4 50 disgusting
Unit 4 50 fresh
Unit 4 50 healthy
Unit 4 50 hot
Unit 4 50 salty
Unit 4 50 spicy
Unit 4 50 sweet
Unit 4 50 unhealthy
Unit 4 52 Enjoy!
Unit 4 52 Here you go.
Unit 4 52 No problem.
Unit 4 52 No worries!
Unit 4 52 Can I have …?
Unit 4 52 Can I help you?
Unit 4 52 How much is that?
Unit 4 52 I'd like a/an/some …
Unit 4 52 Is that everything?
Unit 4 52 That's …, please.
Unit 4 52 What kind?
Unit 4 52 What's in the … ?
Unit 4 53 but
Unit 4 53 or
Unit 5 59 boots
Unit 5 59 cap
Unit 5 59 flip-flops
Unit 5 59 hoodie
Unit 5 59 jacket
Unit 5 59 jeans
Unit 5 59 shirt
Unit 5 59 shorts
Unit 5 59 skirt
Unit 5 59 sneakers
Unit 5 59 sweatpants
Unit 5 59 T-shirt
Unit 5 62 belt
Unit 5 62 bracelet
Unit 5 62 earrings
Unit 5 62 gloves
Unit 5 62 necklace
Unit 5 62 purse
Unit 5 62 ring
Unit 5 62 scarf
Unit 5 62 sunglasses
Unit 5 62 umbrella
Unit 5 62 wallet
Unit 5 62 watch
Unit 5 64 bargain
Unit 5 64 perfect
Unit 5 64 honestly
Unit 5 64 You're in luck!
Unit 5 64 Can I see …?

Have you got it in a different (size/colour/style)?

Unit 5 64
Unit 5 64 I'm looking for …
Unit 5 64 It comes in …
Unit 5 64 What about this one / these?
Unit 5 65 in the back
Unit 5 65 in the middle
Unit 5 65 on the left/right
Unit 5 65 next to (someone)
Unit 6 71 basketball
Unit 6 71 gymnastics
Unit 6 71 hockey
Unit 6 71 rock climbing
Unit 6 71 rugby
Unit 6 71 running
Unit 6 71 sailing
Unit 6 71 swimming
Unit 6 71 table tennis
Unit 6 71 track and field
Unit 6 71 volleyball
Unit 6 71 windsurfing
Unit 6 71 yoga
Unit 6 74 bounce
Unit 6 74 catch
Unit 6 74 climb
Unit 6 74 dive
Unit 6 74 hit
Unit 6 74 jump
Unit 6 74 kick
Unit 6 74 lift
Unit 6 74 pass
Unit 6 74 run
Unit 6 74 score
Unit 6 74 throw
Unit 6 76 Got them!
Unit 6 76 Look!
Unit 6 76 That's crazy!
Unit 6 76 What are we waiting for?
Unit 6 76 Why not?
Unit 6 76 Do you want to go?
Unit 6 76 How much are the tickets?
Unit 6 76 Let's buy them.
Unit 6 76 Let's go.
Unit 6 76 They're ($145).
 What's the (quickest/best/cheapest) way to get
there?
Unit 6 76
Unit 6 77 also
Unit 6 77 too
Unit 7 83 bear
Unit 7 83 crocodile
Unit 7 83 donkey
Unit 7 83 duck
Unit 7 83 eagle
Unit 7 83 giraffe
Unit 7 83 hippo
Unit 7 83 horse
Unit 7 83 lion
Unit 7 83 monkey
Unit 7 83 mouse
Unit 7 83 parrot
Unit 7 83 snake
Unit 7 83 whale
Unit 7 86 beautiful
Unit 7 86 cute
Unit 7 86 dangerous
Unit 7 86 heavy
Unit 7 86 huge
Unit 7 86 large
Unit 7 86 lazy
Unit 7 86 light
Unit 7 86 noisy
Unit 7 86 quiet
Unit 7 86 safe
Unit 7 86 smart
Unit 7 86 tiny
Unit 7 86 wild
Unit 7 88 No way!
Unit 7 88 Really?
Unit 7 88 Wow!
Unit 7 88 You're joking!
Unit 7 88 How was (the field trip)?
Unit 7 88 It was (amazing).
Unit 7 88 What about (lions)?
Unit 7 88 What was (it) like?
Unit 7 89 ago
Unit 7 89 in …
Unit 7 89 on …
Unit 8 95 aquarium
Unit 8 95 bowling alley
Unit 8 95 gym
Unit 8 95 hospital
Unit 8 95 ice rink
Unit 8 95 movie theater
Unit 8 95 parking lot
Unit 8 95 post office
Unit 8 95 shopping mall
Unit 8 95 skate park
Unit 8 95 swimming pool
Unit 8 98 bus pass
Unit 8 98 camera
Unit 8 98 concert tickets
Unit 8 98 headphones
Unit 8 98 ID card
Unit 8 98 keys
Unit 8 98 laptop
Unit 8 98 money
Unit 8 98 passport
Unit 8 98 phone
Unit 8 98 portable charger
Unit 8 98 tablet
Unit 8 100 Calm down.
Unit 8 100 Don't panic!
Unit 8 100 Gross!
Unit 8 100 Let's think.

Did you have it when you (got to school)?

Unit 8 100
Unit 8 100 Did you put it (in your bag)?
Unit 8 100 What did you do with it after that?

When did you last (have/use/see) it?

Unit 8 100
Unit 8 101 so
Unit 9 107 build a shelter
Unit 9 107 catch fish
Unit 9 107 collect wood
Unit 9 107 cook over a campfire
Unit 9 107 find food and water
Unit 9 107 identify plants
Unit 9 107 light a fire
Unit 9 107 pick fruit
Unit 9 107 read a map
Unit 9 107 use a compass
Unit 9 110 apartment
Unit 9 110 (beach/ski) resort
Unit 9 110 B&B (bed & breakfast)
Unit 9 110 cabin
Unit 9 110 camper
Unit 9 110 hotel
Unit 9 110 RV (recreational vehicle)
Unit 9 110 tent
Unit 9 110 youth hostel
Unit 9 112 Easy!
Unit 9 112 Forget that.
Unit 9 112 I'm on it!
Unit 9 112 You're unbelievable!
Unit 9 112 What about a (movie night)?
Unit 9 112 What are we going to do?
Unit 9 112 Why don't we (have a barbecue)?
Unit 9 112 I'm not sure about that.
Unit 9 112 I'd rather not do that.
Unit 9 112 Let's do that!
Unit 9 113 at home
Unit 9 113 at the airport
Unit 9 113 in the morning
Unit 9 113 in August
Unit 9 113 on August 3
Unit 9 113 on Monday
Translation
janeiro
fevereiro
março
abril
maio
junho
julho
agosto
setembro
outubro
novembro
dezembro
azul
verde
laranja
rosa
roxo
vermelho
amarelo
branco
lousa; quadro
calculadora
cadeira; carteira (escolar)
escrivaninha
dicionário
porta
caderno
caneta
lápis
pôster
régua
janela
Prezado(a)
Um abraço
Atenciosamente
e
tia
irmão
primo(a)
pai
filha
neta
avó/vó
avô/vô
neto
marido/esposo
mãe
sobrinho
sobrinha
irmã
filho
tio
esposa
barba
(cabelo) loiro
(cabelo) castanho
sardas
óculos
(olho) cinza; (cabelo) grisalho
longo/comprido
bigode
(cabelo) ruivo
curto
alto(a)
ondulado
Você está bem?
Legal!
Preciso ir!
Que engraçado/estranho!
Isso não tem graça nenhuma!
Tchau!
Ei./Oi.
Tudo bem? / Como vão as coisas?
OK / Bem, obrigado(a). E você?
Até mais!
Olá.
Mande-me um e-mail em breve./Aguardo seu
email.
Isso é tudo por enquanto.

Escreva-me em breve!/Aguardo sua resposta!

escovar os dentes
checar/verificar seu celular
fazer o dever/a lição de casa
vestir-se
levantar-se
ir para casa
ir para a cama / ir dormir
ir para a escola
tomar o café da manhã
arrumar sua pasta/mochila de escola
tomar banho (de chuveiro)
acordar
bater papo online
baixar músicas
andar de bicicleta
fazer compras
sair/reunir-se com amigos
ouvir música
fazer vídeos
tocar um instrumento
jogar videogames
ler um livro/uma revista
tirar fotos
assistir TV/televisão
Prossiga./Continue./Vá em frente.
Depende.
Sem problemas.
Claro!
Isso/Essa/Esse é fácil.
Tenho mais algumas perguntas para você.
Tenho só/apenas mais uma pergunta.
Tudo bem?
Obrigado pelo seu tempo.
Isso é interessante./Interessante.
apóstrofe '
letra maiúscula A, B, C
vírgula ,
ponto de exclamação !
ponto final .
ponto de interrogação ?
artes / educação artística
teatro
inglês
geografia
história
tecnologia da informação (TI)
matemática
música
nutrição / educação alimentar e nutricional
educação física
ciências
espanhol
educação/escola técnica/vocacional
campo de futebol; pista de atletismo
auditório
cantina
sala de aula
laboratório de informática
quadra de esportes; sala de ginástica
biblioteca
vestiário
diretoria; secretaria
banheiros
laboratório de ciências
sala dos professores
Tem certeza?
Você pode me fazer um favor?
Você pode me ajudar, por favor?
Você precisa de ajuda com …?
Não seja tolo!
Estou empacado(a).
De novo não!
Isso não é bom.
Ai, meu Deus!
por exemplo
como
tal como
maçãs
bananas
feijão/feijões
cenouras
queijo
frango
chocolate
ovos
peixe
suco
carne
arroz
refrigerante
água
frio(a)
delicioso(a)
horrível
fresco(a)
saudável
quente
salgado(a)
apimentado(a); condimentado(a)
doce
não/pouco saudável
(comida) Bom apetite!
Aqui está.
Sem problemas. / OK.
Na boa! / OK. / Sem problemas.
Eu queria/quero … .
Posso ajudá-lo? / Pois não?
Quanto custa isto?
Eu queria/quero um/uma/alguns/algumas ...
Isso é tudo? / Mais alguma coisa?
Isto é … . / O total é … .
Que tipo?
O que tem no/na ...?
mas
ou
botas
boné
chinelos de dedo
moletom
jaqueta
jeans
camisa
shorts
saia
tênis
calça de moletom
camiseta
cinto
bracelete
brincos
luvas
colar
bolsa
anel
echarpe / cachecol
óculos de sol
guarda-chuva
carteira
relógio
pechincha
perfeito
sinceramente
Você está com sorte!
Posso ver …?

Tem de (tamanho/cor/estilo) diferente?

Estou procurando …
Tem em …
Que tal este/estes aqui?
no fundo
no meio
à direita/esquerda
junto de/ao lado de (alguém)
basquete
ginástica olímpica
hóquei
alpinismo/escalada em rocha
rúgbi
corrida
vela
natação
tênis de mesa/pingue-pongue
atletismo
voleibol
windsurf
ioga
quicar/bater (bola de basquete)/ricochetear
pegar
escalar/subir
mergulhar
bater
pular
chutar
levantar
passar
correr
fazer ponto/cesta/gol
lançar/atirar/jogar (para)
Pronto! Comprei.
Veja!
Que doideira!
O que estamos esperando?
Por que não?
Você quer ir?
Quanto custam os ingressos?
Vamos comprá-los.
Vamos.
Eles custam (R$145).
Qual é a maneira mais rápida/a melhor maneira/a
maneira mais barata de chegar lá?

também
também
urso
crocodilo
jumento/burro
pato
águia
girafa
hipopótamo
cavalo
leão
macaco
camundongo
papagaio
cobra
baleia
belo(a)
bonitinho(a)
perigoso(a)
pesado(a)
enorme
grande
preguiçoso(a)
leve
barulhento(a)
quieto(a)
seguro(a); não perigoso(a)
inteligente
muito pequeno(a); minúsculo(a)
selvagem
Sério?
Sério?
Uau!
Você está brincando!
Como foi (a excursão da escola)?
Foi (incrível).
E (leões)?
Como foi (tal coisa)?
atrás
em …
em/no/na …
aquário
pista de boliche
academia; ginásio de esportes
hospital
pista/rinque de patinação
cinema
estacionamento
correio
shopping center
pista de skate
piscina
passe de ônibus
câmera
ingressos do show
fones de ouvido
carteira de identidade
chaves
laptop
dinheiro
passaporte
telefone
carregador portátil
tablet
Fique calmo(a). / Calma.
Não entre em pânico!
Horrível! / Nojento(a)!
Vamos pensar.
Você estava com ele(a) quando (chegou na
escola)?
Você o(a) colocou (na sua bolsa)?
O que fez com ele(a) depois disso?
Quando foi a última vez que o(a)
(pegou/usou/viu)?
portanto / por isso
construir/montar um abrigo
pescar / pegar peixe
juntar/coletar madeira
cozinhar em uma fogueira
achar/encontrar/descobrir comida e água
identificar plantas
fazer uma fogueira
colher frutas
ler/entender um mapa
usar uma bússola
apartamento
resort de praia / estação de esqui
pousada
cabana
trailer/reboque
hotel
motor home
barraca
albergue da juventude
Fácil!
Esqueça isso. / Deixe pra lá.
Deixa comigo!
Você é inacreditável!
Que tal uma (noite assistindo filmes)?
O que vamos fazer?
Por que não (fazemos um churrasco)?
Não tenho certeza sobre isso. / Não sei...
Prefiro não fazer isso.
Vamos nessa! / Vamos fazer isso!
em casa
no aeroporto
de manhã
em agosto
no dia 3 de agosto
na segunda-feira