ORD Se WOK PICTURE DICTIONARY Second Edition Steven J. Molinsky ° Bill Bliss Illustrated by Richard E. Hill ela lat a One ’ ;Personal Information Family Members | Family Members I! arte The Classroom Classroom Actions Prepositions Everyday Activities | Everyday Activities Il Leisure Activities Everyday Conversation The Weather CMa ce Numbers Time Money ‘The Calendar Time Expressions and Seasons Types of Housing and Communi The Living Room The Dining Room The Bedroom The Kitchen The Baby's Room The Bathroom Outside the Home The Apartment Building Household Problems and Repairs Cleaning Your Home Home Supplies Tools and Hardware Gardening Tools and Actions Places Around Town | Places Around Town II The City Cen) People and Physical Descriptions Describing People and Things Describing Physical States and Emotions CONTENTS Fruits Vegetables 49 Meat, Poultry, and Seafood 50 Dairy Products, Juices, and Beverages 51 Deli, Frozen Foods, and Snack Foods 52 Groceries 53 Household Supplies, Baby Products, and Pet Food 54 The Supermarket 55 Containers and Quantities 56 Units of Measure 57 Food Preparation and Recipes 58 Kitchen Utensils and Cookware 59 Fast Food 60 ‘The Coffee Shop and Sandwiches 6 The Restaurant 62 A Restaurant Menu 64 Ce) Colors 65 Clothing 66 Outerwear 7 Sleepwear and Underwear 68 Exercise Clothing and Footwear 6 Jewelry and Accessories 70 Describing Clothing n Clothing Problems and Alterations 72 Laundry Shopping The Department Store 7 Shop) 7s Video and Audio Equipment 7% Telephones and Cameras 7 Computers The Toy Store eed The Bank Finances The Post Office The Library ‘Community Institutions Crime and Emergenciesi The Body Ailments, Symptoms, and Injuries First Aid Medical Emergencies and llinesses The Medical Exam Medical and Dental Procedure Medical Advice Medicine Medical Specialists The Hospital Personal Hygiene Baby Care Looe ened Types of Schools The School School Subjects Extracurricular Activities Mathematics Measurements and Geometric Shapes English Language Arts and Composition Literature and Writing Geography Science The Universe Occupations 1 ‘Occupations Il Job Skills and Activities Job Search The Workplace Office Supplies and Equipment The Factory The Construction Site Job Safety Laken Ree Public Transportation Types of Vehicles Car Parts and Maintenance Highways and Streets Prepositions of Motion Traffic Signs and Directions The Airport Airplane Travel The Hotel Hobbies, Crafts, and Games Places to Go ‘The Park and the Playground The Beach Outdoor Recreation Individual Sports and Recreation Team Sports Team Sports Equipment Winter Sports and Recreation Water Sports and Recreation Sport and Exercise Actions Entertainment Types of Entertainment Musical Instruments The Farm and Farm Animals Animals and Pets Birds and Insects Fish, Sea Animals, and Rey Trees, Plants, and Flowers 151 152 154 155 156 Energy, Conservation, and the Environment 158 Natural Disasters ee ed Types of Travel Arriving at a Destination Hotel Communication South America Europe ‘Africa and the Middle East Glossary Numbers, Days of the Week, Months of the Year ‘Thematic Index 159SCOPE & SEQUENCE (iva eee ‘Asking for & giving personal information ‘Telling cbout yourself denying information on form ling about forly members Spelling name aloud rowing 0 foily ree ‘dentiying family members ‘Invoducing others ‘Identifying closroom objects & locations Describing o classroom ‘*denifying classroom actions ‘ Nking 0 list of doilycctvities Giving & fllowing simple classroom commands Describing deily routine identiving everyday & leisure aciviies king o list of planned acivitis Inquiring by phone about a person's activites scribing Favorite leisure activities ‘Asking about @ person’ plan for fuure activitios Describing the weathor ‘*Social communication: Greeting people, leave taking, Intoducing yourself Mothers, Getting someone's ttention, Expressing gratinde, Soying you don't understand, Calling someone on the telephone ‘Describing the weather ‘Interpreting temperatures on 0 thermometer [Fahrenheit & Centigrade) +Descrbing the weather forecast for tomorrow ‘Using cardinal & ordinal numbers ‘Describing numbers of students in @ cass seen Lees Se So amemmmece ||fGeere ’ Tolling ime ‘Describing daily schedule with imos ‘indicating time of events ling about fime manogement Asking for information about arrival & deportire times *Teling cbout the use of time in diferent identifying coins & currency ~ names & vol cules oF counties Making & asking for change ‘Describing the cost of purchoses ‘ldonifying days of the week * Describing eons & erency of oher ‘Identifying months ofthe year coun '* Asking about the year, month, doy, date Describing weekday & weekend activities ‘* Asking about the date of a birthday, anniversary, appointment Telling berg favorite doy of the week & + Giving date of Binh ‘month of the yeor ‘denying types of housing & communis * Describing types of housing where people ‘Requesting o texi live Calling 911 for an ambulance ‘sDescribing rooms & furniture in ¢ residence ‘ldentiving rooms of o home fling about boby products & early cil ldertfying fureltire rearing pracices n diferent counties *Complimenting ‘ling but personal experiences wih ‘Asking for information in.a store reeora not Locating items in store ‘Describing an apartment building edie eet iervetioe Describing household cleaning choves ‘Asking tho locotion of itams at home ‘Teling about post weekend activites ‘denying locations in an apartment bulding *denifying ways to look for housing: classified ods, listings, vacancy signs ring on apartment ‘Describing household problems ‘Securing home repait services ‘Making @ suggestion identifying household deaning items, home supplies, & tools * Asking 10 bortow an item «Describing current home activites & plans for fare ocivites e senting lenin he common _Pezziting placs no nighhahond Exchanging greetings ‘*Moking list of places, people, & actions coreny ‘Asking & giving the location of places in the community ‘observed at an intersection *Henivng govermen bulings, serves, & char lees n a y/town center ‘identifying modes of transportation ino city/town centervac ey *Describing people by ope * Describing people by physical chorocteristics ribing @ sUspect of missing person to @ police officer Jescribing & things using adjectives scribing physical stotes & emotions + Expressing concern about another person's physical sale or emotion *Identiying food itoms (huts, mac, pouty, seafood, doi oe Aiea eerie «denying nonfood ems em che ino sypermortat fe, Roviehold puppben Labs) prodocis pat foreh « Determining fod needs Yo make a shopping lit ng he locaton of ems in a supermarkat ldenying spermarket sections Requesting emt cto ¥ervice counter ina supermarket \dentfyng supermatel checkout rea personnel & toms idenifying food containers & quantities Kenting unl of measure king for & giving recipe Insuctons + Comalimaning someone ona recipe * Oflering to help with fod preparation * denying food preparation ctons *ldeeifying kichen vena & cookware * Adking fo barrow an em * Comprehending produc odvertting + Ordering fou food ams, coffee shop items, & sondwiches *ndleating o shortage of supple toa coworker ox supervisor *Toking customers’ ores of foodservice count *dettying resouot objec, personel, &octons Making & folowing eques ct work *tdenifyng & correctly posioning slverwore& ples nc table seting *Inguring in perion about restouront job openings Ordering from a resturant manv *Toking cusomert orders 00 walt or waites ino retour! sees: * Identifying colors _Cemelinnng somone on ding ‘denying items, including outerwear, sleepwear, underwoor, pl i jewelry, Baccessorien ‘Talking about appropriate clothing for diferent weather conditions ‘+ Expressing clothing needs to © store salesperson ‘Locating clothing ilems ‘Inquiring about ownership of found clothing items * Indicating loss of a clothing item ‘Asking about soe prices in @ clothing store ‘Reporting theft of «clothing item to the police + Stating preferences during clothing shopping ‘+ Expcessing problems wit clothing & the need for alerations ‘Identifying loundry objects & activites *Locoting laundry produc in a store Ceca "= Deseribing physical choracteristies of ‘yourself & Family members ‘Describing physical characteristics ofa favorite oer or actress oF ther famous person ‘Describing things at home & in the eng cb parieal it ‘Teling about personel experiences wi diferent emesone ‘Describing fovorite & leas! favorite foods Describing foods in diferent counties aking @ shopping list Describing ploces to shop for food ling about diferences berween supermarkets & food stores in diferent counties “*Moking list of toms in kitchen cabinets & the refrigerator ‘Describing recycling proctices Describing 0 favorite recipe using unis of ‘Tolling about use of kitchen vensils & ing gbout experience with diferent types of restaurants "Describing restaurants ond menus in diferent countries ‘Describing feverite foods ordered in restouron's ‘Describing the flags of diferent counties ‘“Teling about emotions associoted with diferent colors *Toling about clang & colors you ke fo «Describing clothing worn ot ciferect Seeger Gara ea, pe ag soot | ling worn in aiferent ‘about clothing worn during exercise cociivies re Telling about footweor worn diferent octvines e + Describi paliern secoa st attetore vlog ing tat ko Bantaoiy lcsvn Commonit Serr” Communication Ski Identifying depariments& services in o depart Asking the location of fem in o department store ‘Asking 1 buy, return, exchange, try on, & pay for depariment stor items ‘Asking about regular & sles prices, discounts, & soles tox ‘invrpreting © sles receipt ‘Offering assistance to customers aso solesperson + Expressing needs to @ solsparion ino store *oniying lecronics produc ncleing video & oud equipmen telephones, cameras, & computers * Idenifyng components of a computer & common computer sofware ‘Compliment someone cbout on item & inquiring where i! wos purchased ‘Asking 0 solesperton for advice about diferent brands ofa product *ldeifjing common bys Ber lems nay sore ‘Asking for advice about an appropriate gil foro child store + Requesing bonk services & wansactions fg, dapat, withdrawal, cath rept lipalecich emailer Alrcsneal yeti saad foam, exchanging crency + entiying bank personnel Shane ecient. chink et oe + Atking about cecepabl forms cf payment ath check, cet cod, mon den rovers cel = = ldo hovsehod bills ren, ites, ek) *dentiyng family finance documents & actions * Following insructon fo vie on AIM machine ‘Requesing post ofc services & ransoctons *Kdantfying ype of mail & mail services ing ews iby somes = ‘Requesting norail services cvalabe oth pos fice (money order, ve cerce regieration,powpor appicsion) ldenying &Jocating ary sections, services, & personnel Asking howto ind @ book m he irr *ldanfying community instuons, services, and personnel (police, fre, ily {ovarhma, public wots, rcrection,sonichon elgiows nsttoton « Kenying tyes of emergency vehicles + Raporng © cine {dating community mishops (gos lok, water main breok, et) * Expresing concern about community problems ‘Identifying parts of the body & key internal organs ‘Describing ollmens,symploms, & injuries ‘Asking about the health of another person ‘denying tems in a frsicid kt ‘Describing medical emergencies *Konthyngenegeney mdi precedes (PR, rie being, Heinlch maneuver ‘Calling 911 to report o medical emergency * ldentifying mojor illnesses ‘Talking with a friend or coworker ebout illness in one's Family + Following insructions during © medical examination ‘ldentiying medical personnel, equipment, & supplies in medicol & dental oles ‘Understanding medical & dental personne!’s description of procedures ring treatment ‘Undersionding © doctor's medical advice and instructions ‘ ideniying overshecounter medications * Understanding desoge instructions on medicine labels ‘denying medical speciclss ‘Indicating he dote & time of a medical appointment ‘denying hospital deporiments & personnel ‘ kdentfying equlpment in @ hospital room ‘Ideniving actions & items related to personal hygiene ‘Locating personal care products in 2 ste ‘ideniying actions & items rloted to baby core ern *Desebing a department store ‘Teng cbou! sores hot hove sles "Tain bat nom proton * Comparing diferent types & brands video & ovdio equipment Describing Welophones & cameras * Desetbing personal ue ofc computor ° Shoring ophions abou how compute tea cronitescne sa *Teling about populer oy in diferent counties ‘Telling cbout favorite childhood toys ‘Describing use of bonk services “Teling bout household bl & amounts poi ‘Telling about the person responsible for houtshold thane ‘Describing use of ATM machines + Describing use of posta services '* Comparing postal systems in diferent counties ‘Tolling cbout experience using e library ‘Telling cbout the location of community instutons ‘Describing experiences using community inattons ‘Teling cbou crime in the community ‘Describing experience with e crime of ‘emergency Describing self ‘Telling about a personel experience with on illness or injury * Describing remedies or reutments for ‘common (cod, slomachache, insect bite, hiccups) ‘Describing experionce with © medical ‘emorgency Describing « medical exominetion *Deretbing experince wih c medical or denial procedure ling abou medical advice received ‘Tolling cbout ovecthecounter medications Comrie by of recon ior comes p>1 bed 8 electric blanket 2 headboard 9 dust ruffle 2 pillow 10 bedspread 4 pillowcase 11 comforter/quilt 5 fitted sheet 12 carpet 6 (flat) sheet 13 chest (of drawers) 7 blanket 14 blinds {ina store] A. Excuse me, I'm looking for afan * B, We have some very nice s, and they're all on sale this week! ‘Oh, good! > * With 148 15, use: Excuse me. 'm looking for 45 curtains 21 jewelry box 16 lamp. 22 dresser/bureau 17 alarm clock 23 mattress 18 clock radio 24 box spring 19 night table/nightstand 25 bed frame 20 mirror ‘A. Ooh! Look at that big bug! B. Where? A. It's on the bed! B. ''u get it. {Ina bedroom) Tell about your bedroom, (Oh, no! | just lost my (in my bedroom there's sia) contact lens! Where? I think it’s on the Il help you look.THE KITCHEN 1 refrigerator 10 dishwashing liquid 419 blender 28 coffeemaker 2 freezer 11 faucet 20 toaster oven 29 trash compactor 3 garbage pail 12 (kitchen) sink 21 microwave (oven) 30 cutting board 4 (electric) mixer 13 dishwasher 22 potholder 31 cookbook 5 cabinet 14 (garbage) disposal 23 teakettle 32 food processor 6 paper towel holder 15 dish towel 24 stove/range 33 kitchen chair 7 canister 16 dish rack/dish drainer 25 burner 34 kitchen table 8 (kitchen) counter 17 spice rack 26 oven 35 placemat 9 dishwasher detergent 18 (electric) canopener _—27 toaster A. think we need a new refrigerator. B. | think you're right. lina store} Lin a kitchen} Tell about your kitchen. A, Excuse me. Are yours A. When did you get this/these (inmy kitchen there’ stil on sale? new (3)? B. Yes, they are. They're twenty B. | got it/them last week. percent off> 8 teddy bear baby monitor/intercom chest (of drawers) crib crib bumper/bumper pad mobile changing table stretch suit That's a very nice Where did you get it? Itwas a gift from 9 changing pad 10 diaper pail 171 night light 12 toy chest 13 stuffed animal 14 doll 45 swing 16 playpen 17 rattle 25 booster seat 18 walker 26 baby seat 19 cradle 27 high chair 20 stroller 28 portable crib 21 baby carriage 29 potty 22 carseat/safety seat 30. baby frontpack 23 baby carrier 31 baby backpack 24 food warmer ‘A, Do you have everything youneed 8, before the baby comes? Almost everything. We're stil looking for a/an — and a/an s (0 A. Thank you for the teddy bear. It’s a very nice gift. B. You're welcome. Tell me, when are you due? A. Ina few more weeks. Tell about your country What things do people buy for anew baby? Does # new baby sleep in @ separate room, asin the United States?waVeownwna wastebasket 10 cup 19 hand towel 28 shower vanity 11 toothbrush 20 washcloth/facecloth 29 shower head soap 12 toothbrush holder 21 towel rack 30 shower curtain soap dish 13 electric toothbrush 22 plunger 31 bathtub/tub soap dispenser 14 hair dryer toilet brush 32 rubber mat (bathroom) sink 15 shelf toilet paper 33 drain faucet 16 hamper air freshener 34 sponge medicine cabinet 17 fan toilet 35 bath mat mirror 18 bath towel 27 toilet seat 36 scale A. Where's the hair dryer? A. Where's the soap? A. Where's the plunger? Ve) 8. It's onthe vanity. B. It’s inthe soap dish. B. It's next to the toilet brush, [Knock. Knock] Did leave A, Bobby? You didn’t clean up the Tell about your bathroom, my glasses in there? bathroom! There's toothpaste on the {in my bathroom there's ) Yes. They're on/in/next to and there's powider all over the these B. Sorry. I'll clean it up right away.Front Yard Backyard OVoununa Prep lamppost 9 (front) light 17 lawn chair 25 patio mailbox 10 window 18 lawnmower 26 gutter front walk 11 (window) screen 19 tool shed 27 drainpipe front steps 12 shutter 20 screen door satellite dish (front) porch 13 roof 21 back door 29 TV antenna storm door 14 garage 22 door knob 30 chimney front door 15 garage door 23 deck 31 side door doorbell 16 driveway 24 barbecue/(outdoor) grill 32 fence A. When are you going to repair the lamppost? B. I'm going to repair it next Saturday. [On the telephone] [At work on Monday morning] Do you like to repair things? Harry's Home Repairs. A. What did you do this weekend? What things can you repair yours Hello. Do you fix ra B,. Nathing mucho) tepaired top What things can’t you repair? Wi No, we don't and my repairs thon? ‘Qh, okay. Thank you.Looking for an Apartment Moving In 414 first floor 21 balcony 41 apartment ads/ 8 moving truck/ 415 second floor 22 courtyard classified ads moving van 16 third floor 23 parking lot 2 apartment listings 9 neighbor 17 fourth floor 24 parking space 3 vacancy sign 10 building manager 18 roof 25 swimming pool fas 11 doorman 19 fire escape 26 whirlpool aires poem 12 key 20 parking garage 27 trash bin 13 lock 28 air conditioner 5 landlord 6 lease 7 security depositoe lll Doorway Hallway Basement 29 intercom/speaker 34 peephole 38 fire exit/ 43 storage room 30 buzzer 35 (door) chain emergency stairway 44 storage locker 31 mailbox 36 dead-bolt lock 39 fire alarm 45 laundry room 32 elevator 37 smoke detector 40 sprinkler system 46 security gate 33 stairway 41 superintendent 42 garbage chute/ trash chute (19-46) A. Is there a fire escape? B. Yes, there is. Do you want to see the apartment? A. Yes, | do. 19-46) Do you or someone you know live in an [Renting an apartment] {On the telephone} apartment building? Tell about. Let me show you around. Mom and Dad? | found an apartment Okay. Good, Tell us about it This is the and a/an here's the = That's nice. Does jt have a/an 2 A. B and A. thas a/an 8. A ee Yes, it does.A plumber € (house) painter 1 The bathtub is leaking. 6 The paint is peeling. 2 The sink is clogged. 7 The wall is cracked 3 The hot water heater isn’t working, The toilet is broken. ° cable TV company The cable TV isn’t working. o appliance repairperson The stove isn’t working. 10 The refrigerator is broken. roofer The roof is leaking F 4 exterminator/ pest control specialist There are ___ in the kitchen. a termites fleas ants bees o cockroaches rats © ean mice eee anereni iene apeSSRSSA WSS SEs SSS SE ii0 G locksmith 12 The lock is broken. | chimneysweep 16 The chimney is dirty. H electrician 13 The front light doesn’t go on. 14 The doorbell doesn't ring. 15 The power is out in the living room. J home repairperson/ “handyman” 17 The tiles in the bathroom are loose. B. (1-21) A. |'m having a problem in my apartment/house. AU B, What's the problem? A B. Yes. ‘A. Can you recommend a good 2 You should call sssassno K carpenter 18 The steps are broken. 19 The door doesn't open. L heating and air conditioning service 20 The heating system is broken. 21 The air conditioning isn't working. A. What's the matter? A. I think we should call a/an _1A-U__ What do you do when there are problems in your home? Do you fix things yourself, or do you call someone?& sweep the floor A 1 broom 9 (dust) mop/ 17 floor wax B vacuum 2 dustpan (dry) mop. 18 furniture polish © mop the floor 3 whisk broom 10 (sponge) mop 19 cleanser D wash the windows 4 carpet sweeper 11 (wet) mop 20 scrub brush E dust 5 vacuum (cleaner) 12 paper towels 21 sponge F wax the floor 6 vacuum cleaner 13 window cleaner 22 bucket/pail G polish the furniture attachments 14 ammonia 23 trash can/ H clean the bathroom 7 vacuum cleaner bag 15 dust cloth garbage can | take out the garbage 8 hand vacuum 16 feather duster 24 recycling bin [at] ‘A. What are you doing? B. I'm sweeping the floor. Fiz) Mg A. | can't find the broom. f =B. Look over there! (1-12, 15, 16.20-281 113,14, 17-191 What household cleaning chores A. Excuse me. Do you sell a eA Ecrss ire Dayar eel 7 dopeople do in your home? B. Yes. They're at the back of the store. B. Yes. It's at the back of the store. ‘What things do they use? A. Thanks, ‘A. Thanks.HOME SUPPLIES 1 yardstick 7 step ladder 14 fuses 21 paint 2 fly swatter 8 mousetrap 15 oil 22 paint thinner 3 plunger 9 masking tape 16 glue 23 paintbrush/brush 4 flashlight 10 electrical tape 17 work gloves 24 paint pan 5 extension 11 duct tape 18 bug spray/insect spray 25 paint roller cord 12 batteries 19 roach killer 26 spray gun ‘6 tape measure 13 lightbulbs/bulbs 20 sandpaper | can't find the yardstick! Look in the utility cabinet. \did. Oh! Wait a minute! | lent the yardstick to the neighbors. 1-8, 23-26] ‘What home supplies do you have? Tas tings tate harcare corm i Hngeme tote lactate sre How and when do you use each Can you think of anything we need? Can you think of anything weneed? one? B. Yes, We need e/an— B, Yes, Weneed —— A. Oh, that's right. A. Oh, that's right.TOOLS AND HARDWARE wrench 16 pliers 23 router monkey wrench/ 417 toolbox 24 wire pipe wrench 18 plane 25 nail chisel 19 electric drill 26 washer scraper 20 (drill) bit 27 nut wire stripper 21 circular saw/ 28 wood screw hand drill power saw 29 machine screw vise 22 power sander 30 bolt 1 hammer 9 2 mallet 10 3 ax 4 saw/handsaw " 5 hacksaw 12 6 level 3 7 screwdriver 4 8 Phillips screwdriver 15 (1-15, 17-28) A. Where's the 2 B. It's on/next to/near/over/under the A. Can | borrow your hammer? B. Sure. A. Thanks. + With 25-30, use: Could | borrow some 2 (16, 25-30] Do you like to work with tools? A, Where are the ? ‘What tools do you have in your B. They're on/next to/near/over/under homer the:Hel ca ‘A mow the lawn 1 lawnmower 8 wheelbarrow 415 leaf blower B plant vegetables 2 gascan 9 fertilizer 16 yard waste bag C plant flowers 3 line trimmer 10 (garden) hose 17 (hedge) clippers D water the flowers 4 shovel 11 nozzle 18 hedge trimmer E rake leaves 5 vegetable seeds 12 sprinkler 49 pruning shears F trim the hedge 6 hoe 13 watering can 20 weeder prune the bushes 7 trowel 14 rake H weed [A-H) A. Hil Are you busy? B. Yes. I'm mowing the lawn, 1-20] A. What are you looking for? B. The lawnmower. [A-H] (1-201 Do you ever work with any of A, Whatare you going to do tomorrow? A. Can borrow your. 2 these tools? Which ones? What B. I'maoing to Bo Sure, do you do with them?13 coffee shop 14 computer store 15 convenience store 16 copy center47 delicatessen/deli 21 drug store/pharmacy 25 flower shop/florist 18 department store 22 electronics store 26 furniture store 19 discount store 23 eye-care center/optician 27 gas station/service station 20 donut shop 24 fast-food restaurant 28 grocery store A B A B ‘A. Where are you going? 8. I'm going to the bakery. Hil How are you today? A. Oh, no! I can't find my wallet/purse! Which of these places are in your Fine. Where-are you going? B. Did you leave tat the 2 neighborhood? Tothe____. Hew sbout ou? A. Maybe Ic (in my neighborhood there's a/an \'m going to the Posires)1 hair salon 5 hotel 9 library 13 music store 2 hardware store 6 ice cream shop 10 maternity shop 14 nail salon 3 health club 7 jewelry store 11 motel 45. park 4 hospital 8 laundromat 12 movie theater 16 pet shop/pet store17 photo shop 21 school 25 toy store 18 pizza shop 22 shoe store 26 train station 19 post office 23 (shopping) mall 27 travel agency 20 restaurant 24 supermarket 28 video store A. Where's the hair salon? B. It’s right over there. A. Isthere a/an nearby? A. Excuse me. Where's the 2 Which of these places are in your B, Yes. There's a/an B. It's down the street, next to the — neighborhood? around the corner. A. Thank you. (in my neighborhood there's a/an A. Thanks. Heeci 1 courthouse 2 taxi/cab/taxicab 3 taxi stand 4 taxi driver/cab driver 5 fire hydrant 6 trash container Bish G 7 city hall 8 fire alarm box 9 mailbox 10 sewer 11 police station 13 sidewalk 14 street 15 street light 416 parking lot meter maid parking meter garbage truck subway subway station22 newsstand 27 pedestrian 32 bus stop 37 street sign 23 traffic light/ 28 ice cream truck 33 bus 38 manhole traffic signal 29 curb 34 bus driver 39 motorcycle 24 intersection 30 parking garage 35 office building 40 street vendor 25 police officer 31 fire station 36 public telephone 41 drive-through window 26 crosswalk A. Where's the 2 B. On/In/Next to/Between/Across from/ In front of/Behind/Under/Over the ln Election Speech] Go to an intersection in your city or ‘do you see? Make alist. If am elected mayor, I'l take care ofall the problems in our city. We need ’ bout it. todo something about our . We also need to do something about ours. And look at our__s! We reatty need to do something about THe! We need a new mayor who can solve these problems. If! am ‘elected mayor, we'll be proud of our s. s,and s again! Vote for me!"2 PEOPLE AND PHYSICAL DESCRIPTIONS Des 4 child-children 2 baby/infant 3 toddler 4 boy 5 girl 6 teenager 7 adult 8 man-men 9 woman-women 10 senior citizen/elderly person age 20 pregnant 14 young 42 middle-aged 21 physically challenged 43 old/elderly Peas npered, ie 23 hearing impaired 14 tall 45 average height 16 short weight 17 heavy 18 average weight 419 thin/stimDescribing Hair 24 long 27 straight 25 shoulder length 28 wavy 26 short 29 curly 30 black 35 bald 31 brown 32 blond arene 33 red 37 mustache 34 gray A, Tell me about your brother. B. He’sa tall heavy boy with short curly brown hair. A. Can you describe the person? B. He's a tall thin middle-aged man. A. Anything else? B Tell about yourself, Tell about people in your family. Toll about your favorite actor or actress or other famous person. . Yes. He's bald, and he has a mustache. ie . What does your new boss look like? . She's average height, and she has long straight black hair. Can you describe your grandmother? She's a short thin elderly person with long wavy gray hair. Anything else? Yes. She's hearing impaired.by) S-Toyst=i eee) Ra \ lel fet) 1-2 new-old 3-4 young - old 5-6 tell-short 7-8 long-short 9-10 large/big — small little 11-12 fast -slow 13-14 heavy/fat — thin/skinny 15-16 heavy - light 17-18 straight - crooked 19-20 straight - curly 21-22 wide - narrow 23-24 thick - thin 25-26 dark - light 27-28 high - low 29-30 loose - tight 31-32 good —bad 33-34 hot -cold 35-36 neat- messy 37-38 clean — dirty 39-40 soft —hard 41-42 easy - difficult/hard 43-44 smooth — rough 45-46 noisy/loud - quiet 47-48 married - single49-50 tich/wealthy - poor 61-62 expensive - cheap/inexpensive 51-52. pretty/beautiful — ugly 63-64 fancy - plain 53-54 handsome —ugly 65-66 shiny — dull 55-56 wet—dry 67-68 sharp - dull 57-58 open - closed 69-70 comfortable - uncomfortable 59-60 full-empty 71-72 honest - dishonest [1-2] A. Is your car new? B. No. It’s old. 4-2 Isyour ear 37-38 Are the windows 2 3-4 she 39-40 Is the mattress 5-6 Is your sister 41-42 _ Is the homework 2 7-8 Ishis hair 43-44 Is your skin 9-410 Istheirdog 2 45-46 Is your neighbor 2 M12. Isthe train 47-48 \s your sister 13-14 Is your friend 49-50. Is your uncle ? 15-16 Isthe box? 51-52 Isthe witch _____? 47-18 Isthe road 2 53-54 Isthe pirate 2 19-20 Isher hair 55-56 Are the clothes ? 21-22 Isthetie 57-58 _Isthe door 23-24 Istheline 59-60 _Isthe pitcher ? 25-26 Is the room 61-62 Is that restaurant 27-28 Isthe bridge 63-64 Isthe dress 29-30 Are the pants ? 65-66 Is your kitchen floor 2 31-32 Are your neighbor's children _? 67-68 Is the ki 33-34 Is the water 2 69-70 _Isthe chair 2 35-36 Is your desk 7 71-72 Ishe 2 Ay Tell me about your aes Describe yourself. B. He's/She's/it's/They're —_. Describe a person you know. Describe some things in your home Describe some things in your community.bit 17 angry/mad 24 surprised 25 18 furious 22 shocked 26 19 disgusted 23 lonely 27 20 frustrated 24 homesick 28 A. You look B. lam. I'm very What makes you happy? sad? mad? What do you do when you feel nervous? annoyed? Do you ever feel embarrassed? When? nervous 29 proud worried 30 embarrassed scared/afraid 31 jealous bored 32 confused me B. No, Why do you ask? Do! took __? A. Yes. You do. A. Are youPaley 4 apple 7 apricot 14 avocado 20 lemon 27 dates 2 peach 8 nectarine 45 cantaloupe 24 lime 28 raisins 3 pear 9 kiwi 16 honeydew (melon) 22 orange 29 nuts 4 banana 10 papaya 17 watermelon 23 tangerine 30 raspberries 5 plantain 41. mango 18 pineapple 24 grapes 31 blueberries 6 plum 12 fig 19 grapef 25 cherries 32 strawberries 43 coconut 26 prunes (1-23) A. This apple is delicious! Where did you get it? B. At Sam’s Supermarket. [24-32] A. These grapes are delicious! Where did you get them? B. At Franny’s Fruit Stand. ‘A. Vm hungry, Do we have any fri? A. Doweheve any more___srt_ What are your favorite fruits? B Yes, Wehsies* nd _B. No, Ilgetsome more when igo Which fruits don't you ike? ap She super are Which of these fruits grow where you live? + Wh 15-19 ue Dowe have any more Name and describe other fruits you know.VEGETABLES 49 1 celery 41 bok choy 21 brussels sprout 31 green pepper/ 2 corn 42 zucchini 22 cucumber sweet pepper 2 broccoli 413 acorn squash 23 tomato 32 red pepper 4 cauliflower 14 butternut squash 24 carrot 33 jalapeno (pepper) 5 spinach 45 garlic 25 radish 34 chili pepper 6 parsley 16 pea 26 mushroom 35 beet 7 asparagus 17 string bean/green bean 27 artichoke 36 onion 8 eggplant 18 lima bean 28 potato 37 scallion/green onion 9 lettuce 49 black bean 29 sweet potato 38 turnip 10 cabbage 20 kidney bean 30 yam ‘A. What do we need from the supermarket? B. We need celery* and peas.t "115 t 16-38 ‘A. How do you like the A. Bobby? Finish your vegetables! Which vegetables do you like? —Lt=15]_/__[16-38)_s7 8. But you know | hate ‘Which vegetables don’t you like? B. It's/They'e delicious —{t15)_;_[16-38]_5 Which of these vegetables grow where you live? A. know. But it’s/they're good for you! wee oe Name and describe other vegetables you know.Meat Poultry Seafood 1 steak 8 tripe 45 chicken FISH SHELLFISH 2 ground beef 9 liver 16 chicken breasts 22. salmon 29 shrimp 3 stewing beef 10 pork 17 chicken legs/ 23 halibut 30 scallops 4 roast beef 11 pork chops drumsticks 24 haddock 31 crabs j 5 ribs 12 sausages 18 chicken wings 25 flounder 32 clams 6 leg of lamb 413 ham 19 chicken thighs 26 trout 33 mussels 7 lamb chops 14 bacon 20 turkey 27 catfish 34 oysters 21 duck 28 filet of sole 35 lobster = 4 A. I'm going to the supermarket. What do we need? B, Please get some steak. A, Steak? All right. A. Excuse me, Where can | find 2 A. This/These looks/ De you eat meat, poultry, or seafood? B, Lookin the Seétion, look very fresh! Which of these foods do you like? ‘A. Thank you, B. Let's get some for dinner Which of these foods are popular in your country?AIRY PRODUCTS, JUICES, AND BEVERAGES Dairy Products 1 milk 8 margarine 2 low-fat milk sour cream 3 skim milk 10 cream cheese 4 chocolate milk 11. cottage cheese 5 orange juice* 12. yogurt 6 cheese 13 tofut 7 butter 14 eggs * Orange juice and tofu are not dairy products, ‘but they're usually found in this section. ‘A, Excuse me. Where can I find 2 B. Look in the Section. A. Thanks. Juices Beverages 15 apple juice 23 soda 16 pineapple juice 24 diet soda 17 grapefruit juice 25 bottled water 18 tomato juice 19 grape juice Coffee and Tea 20 fruit punch 26 coffee 29 tea 21 jutce pals 27 decaffeinated 30 herbal tea 22 powdered drink coffee/decaf 31. cocoa/ ra 28 instant coffee hot chocolate mix A. I'm going to the supermarket to get some milk. Do we need anything else? B. Yes. Please get some apple juice. Look! this week! Let's get some! is/are onsale Which of these foods do you like? Which of these foods are good for you? Which brands of these foods do you buy?a DELI, FROZEN FOODS, AND SNACK FOODS Deli Frozen Foods Snack Foods 1 roast beef 7 pastrami 13 potato salad 18 ice cream 23 potato chips 2 bologna 8 Swiss cheese 14 cole slaw 19 frozen vegetables 24 tortilla chips 3 salami 9 provolone 15 macaroni salad 20 frozen dinners 25 pretzels 4 ham 40 American cheese 16 pasta salad 21 frozen lemonade 26 nuts, 5 turkey ‘11 mozzarella 17 seafood salad 22 frozen orange juice 27 popcorn 6 comedbeef 12 cheddar cheese A. Should we get some roast beef? B. Good idea. And let's get some potato salad. 11-17] (1-271 ‘What kinds of snack foods are popular in your A. May |help you? ‘A. Excuse me. Where is/are 2 country? B. Yos, please. "dike B. It's/They'e in the = Sactth..) aba gr ctan fend Aegon wyouTEoneg Wea ame kinds of foods are in the Frozen Foods Section?GROCERIES Packaged Goods Canned Goods Condiments 4 cereal 8 soup 15 ketchup 2 cookies 9 tuna (fish) 16 mustard 3 crackers 10 (canned) vegetables 17 relish 4 macaroni 11 (canned) fruit 18 pickles 5 noodles 19 olives Siceghartt Jams and Jellies baal 7 rice atlas 21 pepper 13 jelly 22 spices 414 peanut butter 23 24 25 2 27 28 29 & 53 Baked Goods soy sauce 30 bread mayonnaise 31 rolls (cooking) oll 32. English muffins olive oll 33 pita bread salsa 34 cake vinegar salad dressing Baking Products 35 flour 36 sugar 37 cake mix A. Excuse me. I'm looking A. Pardon me. I'm looking for for B. It's/They're next to the B. It's/They're between the ——and the — A. | got cereal and soup, What else is on the shopping list? B. Ketchup and bread. Which of these foods do you like? Which brands of these foods do you buy?HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES, BABY PRODUCTS, AND PET FO! Paper Products Household Items Baby Products Pet Food 4 napkins 8 sandwich bags 15 baby cereal 20 cat food 2 paper cups 9 trash bags 16 baby food 21. dog food 3 tissues 10 soap 17 formula 4 straws 11 liquid soap 18 wipes 5 paper plates 42 aluminum foil 19 (disposable) diapers 6 paper towels 13 plastic wrap 7 toilet paper 14 waxed paper ‘A. Excuse me. Where can I find napkins? B. Napkins? Look in Aisle 4. (7, 10-17, 20, 21] (1-6, 8, 9, 18, 19] What do you need from the supermarket? A. We forgot to get__! ‘A. We forgot to get__! Make 9 complete shopping list! B. I'll get it. Where is it? B. Ill get them, Where are they? A. It'sin Aisle A. They're in AisleBie NG Lae = Ce S th re ES Le Ss 5 2 ae 1 aisle 8 shopping cart 15 express checkout (line) 22 clerk 2 shopper/customer 9 (chewing) gum 16 tabloid (newspaper) 23 scale 3 shopping basket 10 candy 17 magazine 24 can-return 4 checkout line 11 coupons 18 scanner machine 5 checkout counter 12 cashier 19 plastic bag 25 bottle-return 6 conveyor belt 3 paper bag 20 produce machine 7 cash register bagger/packer 21 manager 11-19, 21-25} 9, 10, 20 A. This is a gigantic supermarket! A. This is a gigantic supermarket! B. Itis! Look at all the aisles! B. Itis. Look at all the produce! Where do you usually shop for food? Do you go to a supermarket, or do you go toa small grocery store? Describe the place where you shop. Describe the differences between US. supermarkets and food stores in your country.CONTAINERS AND QUANTITIES 14 roll 6 carton 15 six-pack 3 box 7 container 11 loaf-loaves 16 stick 20 half-gallon 4 bunch 8 dozen* 12 pack 17 tube 21 gallon 13 package 22 liter + "a dozen eggs," Not “a dozen of eggs’ 23 pound A. Please get 2 bag of flour when & A. Please get two bottles of ketchup you go to the supermarket. F when you go to the supermarket. = B. Abag of flour? Okay. B. Two bottles of ketchup? Okay. [Athomel {In a supermarket] ‘Open your kitchen cabinets and ‘A, What did you get at the A. Isthis the express checkout line? _refrigerator. Make alist ofall te things supermarket? B. Yes, itis. Doyou have more than Youfind. eee ae are Nee What do you do with empty bottles, jars A. No. lonlyhave__,__, and cans? Do you recycle them, reuse and them, or throw them away?INITS OF MEASURE o ¢. teaspoon tablespoon tsp. 1 fl. oz. Goan cup gallon &. gal. 8 fl. ozs. 128 fl. ozs. A. How much water should | put in? A. This fruit punch is delicious! What's in it? B. The recipe says to add one _ of w B. Two iu of orange juice, and a of grape juice. an ounce a quarter half a pound three-quarters of a pound of a pound 1/4 Ib. V2 Ib. 3/4 Ib. Ib. 2, 4 ozs. Bors. 12 ozs. 16 ozs. ‘A. How much roast beef would you like? A. This chili tastes very good! What did you put B. I'dlike please. init? A. Anything else? B. of ground beef, __ of beans, __ B. Yes. Please give me of Swiss cheese. of tomatoes, and of chili powder.58 FOOD PREPARATION AND RECIPES 1 cut (up) 6 break 11 combine __ and __ 16 boil 21. simmer 2 chop (up) 7 beat 12 mix ___and_ 17 broil 22 roast 3 slice 8 stir 13 put ___in___ 18 steam 23 barbecue/grill 4 grate 9 pour 14 cook 19 fry 24 stir-fry 5 peel 10 add 15 bake 20 saute 25 microwave A. Can |help you? 8. Yes. Please cut up the vegetables. [1-25] What's your favorite recipe? Give instructions and use the | A. Whatare youdoing? units of measure on page 57. For example: B. Im Ing the Mixa cup of flour and two tablespoons of sugar, ‘Add half a pound of butter. 14-251 Bake at 350° (degrees) for twenty minutes. ‘A, How long should | the iG B, ____the for minutes/ seconds. a oe SS eeeice cream scoop (vegetable) peeler frying pan/skillet wcavounwna > What are you looking for? >@ Look in that drawer/in that cabinet/ on the counter/next to the —_ 19 roasting pan ladle 20 roasting rack strainer 21 carving knife spatula 22 saucepan steamer 23 colander knife 24 kitchen timer garlic press 25 rolling pin grater 26 pie plate casserole dish 27 paring knife 28 cookie sheet 29 cookie cutter 30 (mixing) bow! 31 whisk 32 measuring cup 33 measuring spoon 34 cake pan 35 wooden spoon ‘A. Could | possibly borrow your ice cream scoop? B. Sure. I'll be happy to lend you my ice cream scoop. A. Thanks. [ACommercial] Come to Kitchen World! We have everything you need for your kitchen, from sand s,to s 's. Are you looking for anew 2 Is it time to throw out your old 2 Come to Kitchen World today! We have everything you need! and What kitchen utensils and cookware do you have in your kitchen? Which things do you use very often? Which things do you rarely use?FAST FOOD 1 hamburger 8 nachos 15 frozen yogurt 22 plastic utensils 2 cheeseburger 9 taco 16 milkshake 23 ketchup 3 hot dog 10 burrito 17 soda 24 mustard 4 fish sandwich 11 slice of pizza 18 lids 25 mayonnaise 5 chicken sandwich 12 bowl of chili 19 paper cups 26 relish 6 fried chicken 13 salad 20 straws 27 salad dressing 7 french fries 14 ice cream 21 napkins i A. Excuse me. We're almost out of _[18-27]_. B. [ll get some more from the supply room. Thanks for telling me. 7 A. May |help you? HB. Yes. I'd like a/an an order of _[6-8|__. Do you go to fast-food restaurants? Which ones? How often? What do you order? ‘Ase there fast-food restaurants in your country? Are they popular? What foods do they have?4 donut 8 eggs 15 coffee 22 tuna fish sandwich 29 white bread 2 muffin 9 pancakes 16 decaf coffee 23 egg salad sandwich 30 whole wheat 3 bagel 10 waffles 17 tea 24 chicken salad sandwich bread 4 bun 11 toast 18 iced tea 25 ham and cheese sandwich 31 pita bread 5 danish/pastry 12 bacon 19 lemonade 26 corned beef sandwich 32 pumpernickel 6 biscuit 13 sausages 20 hot chocolate 27 BLT/bacon, lettuce, and 33 rye bread 7 croissant 14 home fries 21. milk tomato sandwich 34 aroll 28 roast beef sandwich 35. a submarine roll “ A. May | help you? A. Wd like a 22-28) on __|29-35)__, please. B. Yes. I'dlike a__l'-7)_/ B. What do you want on it? an order of __[5-14l__, please. A. Lettuce/tomato/mayonnaise/mustard/, .. A. Anything to drink? 8. Yes. Ill have a small/medium-size/ large/extra-large | Do you like these foods? Which ones? Where do you get them? 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