This document contains a list of all the lexical items presented as target language in Own it Student's Book.

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Unit Page Number Item/ word or phrase Part of Speech

Starter 4 bike ride noun

Starter 4 blog noun
Starter 4 book noun
Starter 4 magazine noun
Starter 4 cake noun
Starter 4 friend noun
Starter 4 instrument noun
Starter 4 music noun
Starter 4 online adverb
Starter 4 photo noun
Starter 4 shopping noun
Starter 4 song noun
Starter 4 video noun
Starter 7 bus pass noun
Starter 7 camera noun
Starter 7 headphones noun
Starter 7 key noun
Starter 7 laptop noun
Starter 7 money noun
Starter 7 passport noun
Starter 7 phone noun
Starter 7 portable charger noun
Starter 7 tablet noun
Starter 9 apostrophe ' punctuation
Starter 9 comma , punctuation
Unit 1 11 cartoon noun
Unit 1 11 chat show noun
Unit 1 11 comedy noun
Unit 1 11 cookery show noun
Unit 1 11 documentary noun
Unit 1 11 drama noun
Unit 1 11 game show noun
Unit 1 11 on-demand series noun
Unit 1 11 reality show noun
Unit 1 11 soap opera noun
Unit 1 11 sports show noun
Unit 1 11 news noun
Unit 1 14 actor noun
Unit 1 14 camera operator noun
Unit 1 14 costume noun
Unit 1 14 director noun
Unit 1 14 light noun
Unit 1 14 make-up artist noun
Unit 1 14 script noun
Unit 1 14 set noun
Unit 1 14 sound engineer noun
Unit 1 16 actually adverb
Unit 1 16 It's really cool! phrase
Unit 1 16 Let's see. phrase
Unit 1 16 Well? exclamation
Unit 1 16 Do you like …? phrase
Unit 1 16 I like/love/hate/prefer watching… phrase
Unit 1 16 I'm not really into it/them. phrase
Unit 1 16 It's great/good/not bad/awful. phrase
Unit 1 16 What do you think of …? phrase
Unit 1 17 and conjunction
Unit 1 17 but conjunction
Unit 1 17 or conjunction
Unit 2 23 cloudy adjective
Unit 2 23 cold adjective
Unit 2 23 dry adjective
Unit 2 23 foggy adjective
Unit 2 23 hot adjective
Unit 2 23 icy adjective
Unit 2 23 rainy adjective
Unit 2 23 snowy adjective
Unit 2 23 stormy adjective
Unit 2 23 sunny adjective
Unit 2 23 warm adjective
Unit 2 23 wet adjective
Unit 2 23 windy adjective
Unit 2 26 blanket noun
Unit 2 26 bowl noun
Unit 2 26 comb noun
Unit 2 26 cup noun
Unit 2 26 fork noun
Unit 2 26 hairbrush noun
Unit 2 26 knife noun
Unit 2 26 lamp noun
Unit 2 26 mirror noun
Unit 2 26 pillow noun
Unit 2 26 plate noun
Unit 2 26 scissors noun
Unit 2 26 spoon noun
Unit 2 26 toothbrush noun
Unit 2 28 Nothing much. phrase
Unit 2 28 Sounds good! phrase
Unit 2 28 That's a shame. phrase
Unit 2 28 You learn something new every day! phrase
Unit 2 28 How was your weekend? phrase
Unit 2 28 It was (OK/good/great/amazing/awful), thanks. phrase
Unit 2 28 What about you? phrase
Unit 2 28 What did you do? phrase
Unit 2 28 What was the weather like? phrase
Unit 2 28 Where did you stay? phrase
Unit 2 29 At first, … phrase
Unit 2 29 Finally, … adverb
Unit 2 29 (He) set off on … phrasal verb
Unit 2 29 The weather was … phrase
Unit 2 29 There were a lot of problems. phrase
Unit 3 35 afraid adjective
Unit 3 35 angry adjective
Unit 3 35 bored adjective
Unit 3 35 embarrassed adjective
Unit 3 35 excited adjective
Unit 3 35 lonely adjective
Unit 3 35 nervous adjective
Unit 3 35 surprised adjective
Unit 3 35 tired adjective
Unit 3 35 worried adjective
Unit 3 35 upset adjective
Unit 3 38 across preposition
Unit 3 38 along preposition
Unit 3 38 between preposition
Unit 3 38 down adverb
Unit 3 38 into preposition
Unit 3 38 off preposition
Unit 3 38 out of preposition
Unit 3 38 over preposition
Unit 3 38 past preposition
Unit 3 38 through preposition
Unit 3 38 under preposition
Unit 3 38 up preposition
Unit 3 40 Go on. phrasal verb
Unit 3 40 No idea. phrase
Unit 3 40 What a great story! phrase
Unit 3 40 You're kidding! phrase
Unit 3 40 Guess what happened (yesterday)? phrase
Unit 3 40 It happened to … phrase
Unit 3 40 Really? exclamation
Unit 3 40 That's amazing/incredible! phrase
Unit 3 40 What was (he) doing (in) …? phrase
Unit 3 41 A few minutes later, … phrase
Unit 3 41 In the end, … phrase
Unit 3 41 One night last summer, … phrase
Unit 3 41 Suddenly, … adverb
Unit 3 41 The next morning, … phrase
Unit 4 47 borrow verb
Unit 4 47 change verb
Unit 4 47 cost verb
Unit 4 47 earn verb
Unit 4 47 lend verb
Unit 4 47 owe verb
Unit 4 47 pay verb
Unit 4 47 save verb
Unit 4 47 sell verb
Unit 4 47 spend verb
Unit 4 50 carer noun
Unit 4 50 charity worker noun
Unit 4 50 firefighter noun
Unit 4 50 lawyer noun
Unit 4 50 lifeguard noun
Unit 4 50 nurse noun
Unit 4 50 paramedic noun
Unit 4 50 police officer noun
Unit 4 50 refuse collector noun
Unit 4 50 surgeon noun
Unit 4 50 vet noun
Unit 4 50 volunteer noun
Unit 4 52 cute adjective
Unit 4 52 I owe you one. phrase
Unit 4 52 There you are. phrase
Unit 4 52 What's up? phrase
Unit 4 52 Could you do me a favour? phrase
Unit 4 52 I'm sorry, I can't. phrase
Unit 4 52 It depends. phrase
Unit 4 52 Sure. adverb
Unit 4 52 Would you mind …-ing … ? phrase
Unit 4 53 First of all, … phrase
Unit 4 53 I believe that … phrase
Unit 4 53 In my opinion, … phrase
Unit 4 53 Personally, I think that … phrase
Unit 4 53 To sum up, … phrasal verb
Unit 5 59 armchair noun
Unit 5 59 bookcase noun
Unit 5 59 carpet noun
Unit 5 59 ceiling noun
Unit 5 59 chest of drawers noun
Unit 5 59 cupboard noun
Unit 5 59 desk noun
Unit 5 59 floor noun
Unit 5 59 fridge noun
Unit 5 59 picture noun
Unit 5 59 shelves plural noun
Unit 5 59 sink noun
Unit 5 59 wardrobe noun
Unit 5 62 clean (the kitchen) verb
Unit 5 62 do the ironing collocation
Unit 5 62 do the washing collocation
Unit 5 62 do the washing-up collocation
Unit 5 62 empty (the washing machine) verb
Unit 5 62 load the dishwasher phrase
Unit 5 62 make your bed collocation
Unit 5 62 tidy up (the living room) verb
Unit 5 62 vacuum (the carpet) verb
Unit 5 64 I'm not convinced. phrase
Unit 5 64 It looks awesome! phrase
Unit 5 64 Me neither. phrase
Unit 5 64 Me too. phrase
Unit 5 64 at the bottom/top phrase
Unit 5 64 in the background phrsase
Unit 5 64 on the left/right phrsae
Unit 5 64 What's that … ? phrase
Unit 5 65 also adverb
Unit 5 65 as well phrase
Unit 5 65 as well as phrase
Unit 5 65 too adverb
Unit 6 71 be bitten verb
Unit 6 71 be stung verb
Unit 6 71 break verb
Unit 6 71 bruise verb
Unit 6 71 burn verb
Unit 6 71 cut verb
Unit 6 71 fall off phrasal verb
Unit 6 71 hit verb
Unit 6 71 scratch verb
Unit 6 71 slip verb
Unit 6 71 sprain verb
Unit 6 71 trip over verb
Unit 6 74 cheek noun
Unit 6 74 chest noun
Unit 6 74 chin noun
Unit 6 74 elbow noun
Unit 6 74 forehead noun
Unit 6 74 heel noun
Unit 6 74 knee noun
Unit 6 74 neck noun
Unit 6 74 shoulder noun
Unit 6 74 teeth plural noun
Unit 6 74 toe noun
Unit 6 74 wrist noun
Unit 6 76 Awesome adjective
Unit 6 76 buddies plural noun
Unit 6 76 I'll give it/them a go. phrase
Unit 6 76 Nice one phrase
Unit 6 76 How about …-ing … ? phrase
Unit 6 76 Make sure you don't … phrase
Unit 6 76 Why don't you … ? phrase
Unit 6 76 You should definitely … phrase
Unit 6 77 I'd say … phrase
Unit 6 77 If you ask me, … phrase
Unit 6 77 Make sure … phrase
Unit 6 77 That's why … phrase
Unit 7 83 app noun
Unit 7 83 chip noun
Unit 7 83 device noun
Unit 7 83 download verb
Unit 7 83 emoji noun
Unit 7 83 message noun
Unit 7 83 screen noun
Unit 7 83 social media noun
Unit 7 83 software noun
Unit 7 83 upload verb
Unit 7 83 video chat noun
Unit 7 86 catch/get/take verb
Unit 7 86 get into/out of phrasal verb
Unit 7 86 go by phrasal verb
Unit 7 86 go on phrasal verb
Unit 7 86 get on/get off phrasal verb
Unit 7 88 Got that? phrase
Unit 7 88 Like this? phrase
Unit 7 88 Not quite. phrase
Unit 7 88 That's it. phrase
Unit 7 88 Before you start, … phrase
Unit 7 88 It's really important that … phrase
Unit 7 88 Make sure that … phrase
Unit 7 88 Remember to check that … phrase
Unit 7 89 for example phrase
Unit 7 89 for instance phrase
Unit 7 89 such as phrase
Unit 7 89 In addition, phrase
Unit 7 89 What's more, phrase
Unit 8 95 athlete noun
Unit 8 95 businessman/businesswoman noun
Unit 8 95 composer noun
Unit 8 95 inventor noun
Unit 8 95 mathematician noun
Unit 8 95 scientist noun
Unit 8 95 writer noun
Unit 8 95 creativity noun
Unit 8 95 determination noun
Unit 8 95 intelligence noun
Unit 8 95 skill noun
Unit 8 95 strength noun
Unit 8 95 talent noun
Unit 8 98 carry on phrasal verb
Unit 8 98 come up with phrasal verb
Unit 8 98 give up phrasal verb
Unit 8 98 keep up with phrasal verb
Unit 8 98 look up to phrasal verb
Unit 8 98 show off phrasal verb
Unit 8 98 set off phrasal verb
Unit 8 98 set up phrasal verb
Unit 8 98 take part in phrasal verb
Unit 8 98 work out phrasal verb
Unit 8 100 Tell me more. phrase
Unit 8 100 that sort of thing phrase
Unit 8 100 The main thing is … phrase
Unit 8 100 you see phrase
Unit 8 100 I'm passionate about … phrase
Unit 8 100 I've had plenty of experience of … phrase
Unit 8 100 I've learned how to … phrase
Unit 8 100 I've learned the basics of … phrase
Unit 8 101 after a lot of effort phrase
Unit 8 101 How did I manage it? phrase
Unit 8 101 My advice to you is … phrase
Unit 8 101 My greatest achievement is … phrase
Unit 9 107 bass noun
Unit 9 107 drum noun
Unit 9 107 guitar noun
Unit 9 107 keyboard noun
Unit 9 107 microphone noun
Unit 9 107 saxophone noun
Unit 9 107 trumpet noun
Unit 9 107 violin noun
Unit 9 107 classical adjective
Unit 9 107 folk noun
Unit 9 107 hip-hop noun
Unit 9 107 jazz noun
Unit 9 107 reggae noun
Unit 9 107 rock noun
Unit 9 110 ballroom dancing noun
Unit 9 110 ballet dancing noun
Unit 9 110 breakdance noun
Unit 9 110 country dancing noun
Unit 9 110 disco dancing noun
Unit 9 110 modern dance noun
Unit 9 110 salsa dancing noun
Unit 9 110 swing noun
Unit 9 110 tap dancing noun
Unit 9 110 zumba noun
Unit 9 112 all day long phrase
Unit 9 112 Never mind. phrase
Unit 9 112 That's a pity. phrase
Unit 9 112 That's no good. phrase
Unit 9 112 What are you up to? phrase
Unit 9 112 Do you fancy …? phrase
Unit 9 112 I'd love to, but … phrase
Unit 9 112 I'm afraid … phrase
Unit 9 112 Thanks for asking, though. phrase
Unit 9 112 (She's) welcome to … phrase
Unit 9 112 Would you like to …? phrase
Unit 9 113 All in all, … phrase
Unit 9 113 I was very impressed by … phrase
Unit 9 113 If you love (dance), this (show) is a must-see. phrase
Unit 9 113 On the downside, … phrase
Unit 9 113 The highlight of the show is … phrase
Own it Student's Book. Each vocabulary item is accompanied by information from the Cambridge Learner's Dictionary (part of speech
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Definition

a trip on a bicycle
a record of your activities or opinions that you put on the Internet for other people to read and that you change regularly
a set of pages fastened together in a cover for people to read
a thin book published every week or month, that has shiny, colourful pages with articles and pictures
a sweet food usually made with a mixture of flour, eggs, fat and sugar
someone who you know well and like
an object that is used for playing music, such as a piano, guitar or drum
a pattern of sounds that is made by playing instruments or singing, or a recording of this
connected to a system of computers, especially the Internet
a picture produced with a camera
the activity of buying things from shops
words that go with a short piece of music
a recording of moving pictures and sound, especially as a digital file, DVD, etc.
a ticket that you show to a bus driver to be allowed to travel on the bus
a device for taking photographs or making films or television programmes
a piece of equipment that you wear over your ears so that you can listen to music without anyone else hearing it
a piece of metal cut into a particular shape and used for locking things such as doors, or for starting an engine
a computer that is small enough to be carried around and used where you are sitting
the coins or banknotes that are used to buy things
an official document, often a small book, that you need to enter or leave a country
a piece of electronic equipment that you use to talk to someone who is in another place
a device that is easily carried and used to recharge a battery (= fill it with electricity), for example in a mobile phone
a small computer that you use by touching the screen
the symbol ’ used in writing to show when a letter or a number has been left out, as in I'm (=I am)
the symbol, used in writing to separate parts of a sentence showing a slight pause, or to separate the single things in a list
a film made using characters that are drawn and not real
a television or radio programme where people are asked questions about themselves
entertainment such as a film, play, etc. which is funny
a television or radio programme where people cook and share recipes
a film, television or radio programme that gives facts and information about a subject
a play in a theatre or on television or radio, or plays and acting generally
a television programme where people score points by answering questions or doing things
a group of television programmes that are available to watch as soon as they are requested
a television programme about ordinary people who are filmed in real situations
a series of television or radio programmes that continues over a long period and is about the lives of a group of characters
a television or radio programme showing people playing sports and commenting on sports
information or reports about recent events
someone whose job is to perform in plays, films, etc.
someone who operates a television camera or film camera as their job
a set of clothes worn in order to look like someone else, especially for a party or a film or play
someone who tells the actors in a film or play what to do
a device that produces light
someone who professionally applies make-up for actors or models
the words in a film, play, etc.
the place where a film or play is performed or recorded, and the pictures, furniture, etc. that are used
a person whose job is to be responsible for the technical features of the sound for a broadcast, performance, or recording
in fact or really
an informal way of saying something is good or fashionable
used when you want to think carefully about something or are trying to remember
used to introduce something you are going to say, often to show surprise, doubt, slight disagreement, or anger, or to conti
used to ask someone for their opinion
used to describe your opinion
used to describe a lack of interest
used to describe your opinion
used to ask someone for their opinion
used to join two words, phrases, parts of sentences, or related statements together
used to introduce an added statement, usually something that is different from what you have said before
used to connect different possibilities
with clouds in the sky
having a low temperature
with no or not much rain
with fog
having a high temperature
covered in ice
raining a lot
snowing or covered with snow
with strong wind, heavy rain and often thunder and lightning
bright because of light from the sun
having a temperature between cool and hot
covered in water or another liquid
with a lot of wind
a thick, warm cover that you sleep under
a round, deep dish used for holding soup and other food
a flat piece of plastic, wood or metal with a thin row of long, narrow parts along one side, used to tidy and arrange your ha
a small round container, often with a handle, used for drinking tea, coffee, etc.
a small object with three or four points and a handle, that you use to pick up food and eat with
a brush that you use to make your hair look tidy
a sharp tool, usually with a metal blade and a handle, used for cutting and spreading food or other substances, or as a wea
a piece of equipment that produces light
a piece of glass with a shiny, metallic material on one side which produces an image of anything that is in front of it
a soft object which you rest your head on in bed
a flat, round object which is used for putting food on
a tool for cutting paper, hair, cloth, etc. that you hold in your hand and that has two blades that move against each other
an object with a handle and a round, curved part at one end, used for eating and serving food
a small brush that you use to clean your teeth
very little
used to confirm you agree with someone
used to express disapointment
used to say after acquiring new knowledge
used to talk about what people did on Saturday and Sunday
used to describe your opinion about an experience
used to ask someone the same question they asked you
used to ask someone what they have done in the past or how they reacted to something
used to ask someone how the weather was in the past
used to ask someone what sort of accommodation they slept in
in or at the beginning
used especially at the beginning of a sentence to introduce the last point or idea
to start on a trip
used to talk about the weather in the past
used to discribe a situation that needed to be dealt with or solved
feeling fear, or feeling worry about the possible results of a particular situation
having a strong feeling against someone who has behaved badly, making you want to shout at them or hurt them
feeling tired and unhappy because something is not interesting or because you have nothing to do
feeling ashamed or shy
feeling very happy and enthusiastic
unhappy because you are not with other people
worried or anxious
feeling surprise because something has happened that you did not expect
in need of rest or sleep
anxious because you are thinking about problems or unpleasant things that might happen
unhappy or worried because something unpleasant has happened
on the opposite side of
in a line next to or beside something long
in the space that separates two places, people or objects
towards or in a low or lower position, from a higher one
to the inside or middle of a place, container, area, etc.
away from a place or position
used to show movement away from the inside of a place or container
above or higher than something else, sometimes so that one thing covers the other
in or to a position that is further than a particular point
from one end or side of something to the other
below the surface of something
towards or in a higher place or position
something that you say to encourage someone to do something
to not know something
used to let someone know that you enjoyed finding out about what they just told you
used to express that you don't believe something is true
used before telling someone something interesting or surprising
used to tell someone else's story
used to express interest, surprise or anger
used to let someone know you are impressed/excited
used to ask for more information
used to describe something that happened after an event
finally, after something has been thought about or discussed a lot
used to talk about something that happened during summer one year before
quickly and unexpectedly
used to talk about something that happened the morning after
to use something that belongs to someone else and give it back later
to become different, or to make someone or something become different
to need you to pay a particular amount of money in order for you to buy or do something
to get money for doing work
to give something to someone for a period of time, expecting that they will then give it back to you
to have to pay money back to someone
to give money to someone because you are buying something from them, or because you owe them money
to keep money so that you can buy something with it in the future
to give something to someone who gives you money for it
to use money to buy or pay for something
someone who looks after a person who is young, old, or sick
someone who volunteers to help those in need
someone whose job is to stop fires burning
someone whose job is to understand the law and deal with legal situations
someone at a swimming pool or beach whose job is to help people who are in danger in the water
someone whose job is to care for sick and injured people
someone who is trained to give medical treatment to people who are injured or very sick, but who is not a doctor or nurse
someone who is a member of the police force
a person whose job is to empty people's dustbins and take the rubbish away
a doctor who is specially trained to perform medical operations
a person with a medical degree trained to take care of the health of animals
a person who does something, especially helping other people, willingly and without being forced or paid to do it
pleasant and attractive
said to thank someone for helping you and as a way of saying that you will do something for them in the future
used when giving something to someone, usually after a request for the thing, such as giving someone goods that they hav
used to ask someone what the problem is
used to ask someone to help you
used to let someone know you cannot do something
it is not decided yet
certainly
used to request something politely
before doing anything else
used to tell people that you think something is true, correct or real
used to express a thought or belief about something or someone
used when you give your opinion
to express the most important facts about something or someone in a short form
a comfortable chair with sides that support your arms
a piece of furniture with shelves to put books on
thick material used for covering floors
the inside surface of a room that you can see when you look above you
a piece of furniture with drawers for keeping clothes in
a piece of furniture with a door on the front and shelves inside, used for storing things
a table that you sit at to write or work, often with drawers
a surface that you walk on inside a building
a large container that uses electricity to keep food cold
a drawing, painting, or photograph of something or someone
flat, horizontal boards used to put things on, often fixed to a wall or inside a cupboard
a bowl that is attached to the wall in a kitchen or bathroom in which you wash dishes or your hands, etc.
a large cupboard for keeping clothes in
to remove dirt from something
to make clothes flat and smooth using an iron
to clean clothes or wash cloth items together
to wash the dishes, pans, and other things you have used for cooking and eating a meal
to remove everything from inside something
to put a lot of things into a machine that washes dirty plates, cups, forks, etc.
to pull up and tidy the covers on a bed after it has been slept in
to make a place or a collection of things tidy
to use a vacuum cleaner to collect dust, dirt, etc.
used to express doubt
used to describe something as really good
used to say that a negative containing statement from the previous speaker applies to the speaker as well
used to agree with someone
used to describe the lowest/highest part of something
things that appear to be farther away or behind what is nearer or in front, especially in a picture
used to describe where something is on the side of your body that is to the west/east when you are facing north
used to ask for more information about something
in addition
also; too
in addition (to)
(especially at the end of a sentence) in addition, also
to have an insect injure you and make a small hole in your skin
to have a small but painful injury, usually with poison, done to you by an animal or plant
to (cause something to) separate suddenly or violently into two or more pieces, or to (cause something to) stop working b
to have a dark area on your skin where you have been hurt
to be hurt by fire or heat
to injure yourself on a sharp object that makes you bleed
to suddenly go down onto the ground or towards the ground without intending to or by accident
to touch someone or something quickly and with force, usually causing injury or damage
to rub your skin with your nails, often to stop it itching
to slide by accident and fall or almost fall
to injure part of your body by twisting it, but not so badly that it breaks
to lose your balance because your foot hits against something when you are walking or running
the soft part of your face below your eye
the front of your body between your neck and your waist
the bottom part of your face, below your mouth
the part in the middle of your arm where it bends
the part of your face between your eyes and your hair
the back part of your foot
the middle part of your leg where it bends
the part of the body between your head and your shoulders
where your arm joins your body next to your neck
the hard, white objects in your mouth that you use for biting and crushing food
one of the five separate parts at the end of your foot
the part of your body between your hand and your arm
extremely good
friends
used to attempt something
something that you say when you have just heard that someone has done something you think is good
used to make a suggestion
used to make a strong suggestion
used to make a suggestion
used to make a suggestion
used to make a suggestion
said when giving your opinion on something
to look and/or take action to be certain that something happens, is true, etc.
used to explain the reason you do something
small computer programme that you can put onto a mobile phone or other electronic device
a very small part of a computer that stores information
a piece of equipment that is used for a particular purpose
to copy computer programmes, music or other information electronically using the internet
a digital image that is added to a message in electronic communication in order to express a particular idea or feeling
a short piece of information that you give to a person when you cannot speak to them directly
a flat surface in a cinema, on a television, or as part of a computer, on which pictures or words are shown
forms of electronic communication that allow people to share information using the internet or mobile phones
programmes that you use to make a computer do different things
to copy or move programs or information to a larger computer system or to the internet
a phone call using video where people can talk to each other and see each other on phone or computer screens
to travel or be able to travel on an aircraft, train, bus, etc.
to enter or leave a place
used when describing which mode of transport you are using
to travel by
to go onto/off a bus, train, aircraft, or boat
used to ask if you understand instructions
a question used to ask if you are doing something correctly
used to explain that you are doing something wrong
used to say that something is correct
used to describe an action that you need to do before you can do something
used to highlight that something is necessary
to take special care when doing something or to do something
another way of saying to not forget to make certain that something is correct or suitable by examining it
used when giving an example of the type of thing you mean
for example
for example
as well (as)
used to add something surprising or interesting to what you have just said
someone who is very good at a sport and who competes with others in organized events
a man/woman who works in business, especially one who has a high position in a company
a person who writes music
someone who designs and makes new things
someone who studies mathematics
someone who studies science or works in science
someone whose job is writing books, stories, articles, etc.
good at thinking of new ideas or using imagination to create new and unusual things
a quality that makes someone continue trying to do something, although it is very difficult
the ability to learn, understand, and think about things
the ability to do an activity or job well, especially because you have practised it
the quality of being strong
a natural ability to do something
to continue doing something or to cause something to continue
to think of a plan, an idea, or a solution to a problem
to stop doing something before you have finished it, usually because it is too difficult
to do whatever is necessary to stay level or equal with someone or something
to admire and respect someone
to behave in a way that is intended to attract attention or admiration, and that other people often find annoying
to start a journey
to start a new business
to be involved in an activity with other people
to discover an answer, develop an idea, or calculate an amount
used to ask for more information
used to show that what you have just said is only an example from a much larger group of things
a way of highlighting the most important part
used when you hope someone else will understand what you are saying or asking
used to describe something you have strong feelings or emotions for
used to explain that you have a lot of knowledge or skill in something
used to describe where you got knowledge or skill in a particular activity
used to let someone know that you now know the simplest and most important facts
having tried hard at a physical or mental activity
used to ask how you were able to do someting which was probably a challenge
used to suggest something to someone else
used to describe the best thing you have succeeded in doing
a musical instrument with four strings that plays very low notes
a round, hollow, musical instrument that you hit with your hands or with sticks
a musical instrument with strings that you play by pulling the strings with your fingers or a piece of plastic
an electronic musical instrument similar to a piano
a piece of electrical equipment for recording or broadcasting sounds, or for making sounds louder
a metal musical instrument that you play by blowing into it and pressing keys to produce different notes
a brass musical instrument consisting of a metal tube with one narrow end, into which the player blows, and one wide end
a wooden musical instrument that you hold against your neck and play by moving a bow (= special stick) across strings
used to refer to a style of music written in Europe between about 1750 and 1830
music written and played in a traditional style
a type of popular music with songs about problems in society and words that are spoken and not sung
music with a strong beat that is often played without written music
a type of popular music from Jamaica with a strong beat
loud, modern music with a strong beat, often played with electric guitars and drums
a type of dancing where two people use special steps and movements to do dances such as the waltz or tango together
a type of dancing where carefully organised movements tell a story or express an idea, or a theatre work that uses this typ
a form of dance with very energetic movements
a traditional dance for several pairs of male and female dancers who are arranged in circles, squares, or long rows
a form of dance where people dance to modern recorded music for entertainment
a style of dance, usually performed in a theatre, that expresses emotions and does not have many rules about the dancer'
a Latin style of dance
a type of dance music that was popular in the 1930s and 40s
a type of dance in which the rhythm is kept by the noise of the dancer's shoes on the floor
a brand name for a type of exercise in which you do dance moves and other exercises to Latin American music, usually in a
for the whole day
used to tell someone not to worry about something because it is not important
used to express sympathy or disapointment
used to express sympathy or disapointment
an informal way of asking what someone is doing
used to ask someone if they would like to do something
used to explain why you are unable to make an event or help someone
used to politely introduce bad news or disagreement
used to let someone know that you appreciate someone inviting you to do something
another way of saying she can
used to offer something or to invite someone to something
considering all the different parts of the situation together
used to let people know that you admire or respect something someone has done
used to reccomend something related to someone's interests
used to explain the disadvantage of a situation
used as a way to express your favourite part of something
nglish pronunciation). You will also find an example of how the item is used. Often these examples are taken from the

Example

I usually go for a bike ride after school.

I read your blog in my free time.
Have you read any good books recently?
Dan sometimes reads magazines.
We made Johnny cakes for breakfast.
I always hang out with my friends at the weekend.
The family all play instruments – they're all very musical.
Nora often listens to music when she does her homework.
Most newspapers are now available online.
Do you take photos on your phone?
Do you go shopping with friends?
He played the same song again and again.
People can upload videos of their pets to this website.
Is it your bus pass?
We’ve got two new cameras.
We've got the same trainers, phones and headphones!
Where are my keys?
Alex hasn't got his own laptop.
I haven't got enough money to go to the cinema.
You can't go to the USA without your passport.
I've got Paola’s phone number.
I've got a tablet and a portable charger for it.
That isn't my tablet.
My cat’s name is Tiger.
I live with my mum and dad, my grandma and my cat.
The films look a bit like cartoons.
Lots of people love chat shows, but I think they're boring.
I'm waiting for my favourite comedy to start.
She's an American actor, but she's also got a cookery show.
This documentary is about dolphins.
I prefer watching documentaries and dramas.
He won one of the USA's most famous game shows.
We're watching our favourite on-demand series, Stranger Things, on my new tablet.
My family often watches reality shows.
Do you prefer watching comedies or soap operas?
We always watch sports shows at the weekend.
We aren't watching the news.
We can't start filming - the main actor isn't here.
The camera operator shoots each frame individually.
I'm not wearing that costume. No way!
The director checks the recording with the images.
It's too dark. We need extra lights.
A person who changes the actors' appearance is called a make-up artist.
Who is writing the script?
They're building the set this week.
We can't hear the voices very well. Where's the sound engineer?
Actually, it's not bad!
Everyone's watching this one. It's really cool!
OK. Let's see.
Well? What do you think of it?
Do you like comedies?
I prefer watching documentaries.
No, I don't. I'm not really into them.
Actually, it's good!
So what do you think of the show?
Ryan Higa is my favourite internet star and I often watch his videos.
I don’t like making cakes, but I love eating them!
Do you prefer watching comedies or soap operas?
It’s cloudy today.
Last night it was cold and rainy and all the tents got wet.
It was a warm, dry day.
When it’s foggy, it’s difficult to drive.
Was it a hot day?
But by November, the weather was foggy and icy.
It was cold and rainy.
We love snowy weather!
Then the weather changed and it was very cold and stormy.
The weather was sunny but cold.
It was a warm, dry day
It was cold, wet and windy.
Normally it’s wet and windy, but it didn’t rain once!
Was there a blanket with her body?
This bowl probably held water.
There was a blanket, a comb, a belt, some jewellery and a cup.
Would you like a cup of tea?
There weren’t any forks for eating food in ancient Greece.
There was a hairbrush.
People used knives, spoons and their hands!
This lamp probably belonged to a rich family.
The mirror is made from a special black stone called obsidian.
I slept on my friend's sofa last night without a pillow.
There weren't any plates.
Today scissors are one of the most common objects in a home.
I need a spoon to stir my drink.
Where's my toothbrush?
Nothing much. I watched TV and made some cakes.
Sounds good! I like the idea.
That's a shame. Where did you stay?
Wow. You learn something new every day!
Hi Andy. How was your weekend?
It was OK, thanks.
I had a great time. What about you?
What did you do last weekend?
Cool! What was the weather like?
Did you go to Wales? Where did you stay?
At first, things went well.
Finally, on 17 June, a British explorer found them.
He set off on 24 June, 1893 from Oslo on a ship with 12 men.
The weather was warm, so the ice melted and it was difficult to travel.
The two men left the ship in March 1895, but there were a lot of problems.
Sam's afraid of dogs so he doesn't want to walk through the park.
I felt angry when my brother took my bike because he didn't ask me.
A lot of the other animals were getting bored, and they weren't listening.
I feel embarrassed when I forget someone's name.
They were feeling excited because this was the day to choose their new king.
The lonely boy stayed at home.
They aren't excited. They're nervous.
She isn't worried. She's surprised.
I studied all night and I'm very tired.
I'm worried about exams.
My best friend is very upset.
Why don't we swim across the lake to the other side?
He was walking along the pavement on the other side of the road.
Don't cross the road between those cars. It's dangerous.
Be careful! Don't fall down the stairs.
Let's jump into the water together!
The boy set off confidently.
Who is that coming out of Bruno's house?
I walked along the road and over the bridge.
Laura walked past me without saying hello.
You climb through a trapdoor.
The entrance is a tunnel that goes under the walls.
They were getting up.
Go on. What happened next?
"Guess what happened yesterday?" "No idea."
"Can you believe it?" "What a great story!"
You're kidding! What was he doing in a shopping centre?
Guess what happened yesterday?
Well, it didn't happen to me, it happened to Adrian.
"He was looking for new trainers." "Really?" "Yes, really."
"It was Neymar!" "No way! That's amazing!"
You're kidding! What was he doing in a shopping centre?
A few minutes later, I saw Eymen.
In the end, we walked back home together.
One night last summer, I was lying in bed when I heard a noise downstairs.
Suddenly, he stopped.
The next morning, he was very tired.
How much do you want to borrow?
I want to change this money, please.
Friendships don't cost money. They're free!
I want to earn money.
Could you lend me some money?
I owe my friend £50.
Don't worry. I can pay for you, too.
Don't spend your money on more video games. Save it for something you need.
All the things we sell here help other people.
I think we could all be happier people without spending money all the time.
Carers help old or ill people.
At the weekend, I volunteer as a charity worker.
My sister's a firefighter.
Jessica is a nurse but today she's working as a lawyer.
Never swim when there isn't a lifeguard on the beach.
I'm not a doctor or a nurse, but sometimes people think I am.
The hours were too long in the paramedic’s last job.
Police officers keep our community safe.
Belinda is a surgeon but today she's working as a refuse collector.
The surgeon did everything in her power to save him.
I'm a volunteer with a local vet.
We need more volunteers.
Look at that little dog! It's so cute.
Thanks, Greg. You're the best! I owe you one.
"Sure, since you asked so nicely. There you are." "Thanks, Greg."
Hey, Rita. What's up? You look a bit worried.
"Could you do me a favour?" "Sure."
"Would you mind lending me 10 pounds?" "Ah. I'm sorry, I can't"
"Could you do me a favour?" "It depends."
Sure, since you asked so nicely.
Would you mind lending me £10?
First of all, sports stars work less than other people.
I believe that some sports stars earn too much money.
In my opinion, this is too much.
Personally, I think that other jobs are more important.
To sum up, I believe that some sports stars earn too much money.
The back of the house is only as wide as a large armchair!
We have got a bookcase in the living room.
There's a nice warm carpet on the floor.
It had a lovely wooden ceiling.
We have a big chest of drawers and a big wardrobe for our clothes.
And there are lots of cupboards.
I've got a large wooden desk.
To enter the house, you climb through a trapdoor in the floor of the living room.
There’s a tiny kitchen with a sink and a fridge.
I've got a lot of pictures of my family on the wall.
I've got a large wooden desk and a lot of shelves with books and papers.
There was a nice big bath, but the sink was tiny and the toilet didn't work very well.
My brothers have got a really big wardrobe.
Please clean the kitchen.
Please do the ironing for me.
He does his own washing and ironing.
And do you have to do the washing-up?
The clothes are still in the washing machine, so empty that first.
Load the dishwasher with the plates and cups from breakfast.
Tidy up your bedroom and make your bed.
Can you also tidy up the living room?
Vacuum the carpet.
Hmm. I'm not convinced.
I think it looks awesome!
"I don't think much of those curtains, though." "Me neither."
"I love those pictures on the left." "Me too. They look great."
What's that at the bottom?
There's a large mirror in the background.
I love those pictures on the left.
What's that thing on the wall?
It's large enough for people to play in and it's also got a swimming pool.
They make my bed and they tidy the living room as well.
As well as a pool, there's a skatepark.
There's a lovely garden, too.
I was bitten by a mosquito.
Andy was stung by a bee.
You can slip and break your leg.
He crashed into a table and bruised his shin.
Did Lisa burn her hand?
You can step on some glass and cut your foot.
You can really hurt yourself if you fall off.
I hit my head.
He was scratching his mosquito bites.
Juan slipped on some ice.
What should you do with a sprained ankle?
He tripped over a chair.
He pecked his aunt on the cheek.
He folded his arms across his chest.
I have a plaster on my chin.
She wiped the beads of sweat from her forehead.
Your forehead is just above your eyes.
My shoe is rubbing on my heel.
All skateboarders should wear knee and elbow pads as well.
The crocodile pulled Jamie into the water, right up to his neck.
Your shoulder is at the top of your arm.
The crocodile's teeth hurt Jamie's leg.
I hit my big toe on the edge of the bed.
Your wrist is between your hand and your arm.
Awesome mountain bike, Hayley.
I think I should find some buddies to ride with, too.
OK. I'll give them a go.
Nice one, Hayley. I'll do that.
How about joining my bike club?
Anyway, make sure you don't buy one without trying it first.
Why don't you try The Bike Shack in town?
And you should definitely buy a good helmet, too.
If you want a good board, you need to spend more. I'd say at least £50.
If you ask me, the street is too dangerous.
Also, make sure you get the right size deck.
When you're a beginner, accidents happen. That's why you need a helmet.
My brother has got a lot of apps on his phone.
I need a new chip for my computer.
Today’s devices are smaller, faster and more fun.
I'm going to download all the tracks.
Which emoji should I add to this text?
One of Seo-yun’s friends has sent a message.
I spend about three hours a day in front of a screen.
2.5 billion of us have created social media profiles.
I need to download the latest computer software.
We post status updates, upload our photos and share videos.
I can't do a video chat with you right now.
They don’t have to catch the bus to school every day.
We get into and out of a car.
Or I can go by bike.
To get to school, I can go on foot to the bus stop and then catch a bus.
I'm getting off this bus at the next stop.
That means you're recording. Got that?
"Like this?" "Yes, that's right."
Not quite. Look, you need to keep your fingers here.
That's it. Now, do you see this button?
So, Dad, before you start, switch the camera to record mode.
It's really important that it's turned on if you want to record sound.
Oh, and make sure that the light is red. That means you're recording.
Remember to check that your hand isn't in front of the camera!
For example, most classrooms have wi-fi.
For instance, in the past, teachers used blackboards and children wrote everything with pen and paper.
With technology such as video chat, classes can work with children in another country.
In addition, teachers use interactive whiteboards and children use tablets to do exercises or play games.
What's more, the only technology in classrooms was a TV or perhaps a cassette player.
Olympic athletes like javelin and discus throwers have incredible strength.
She has made a fortune as a businesswoman.
At just four years old, Mozart showed a lot of skill as a composer.
The brilliant Italian scientist and inventor Leonardo da Vinci has looked into how birds fly.
Ada Lovelace was an English mathematician.
The scientist, Albert Einstein, was famous for his great intelligence.
J.K. Rowling's creativity as a writer made her famous around the world.
I think a writer needs a lot of talent and creativity.
He thinks that you need determination to succeed.
Krtin Nithiyanandam is only 17, but the intelligence and creativity of this British school boy is amazing.
With all that skill, I wonder … has she ever played a wrong note?
Olympic athletes like javelin and discus throwers have incredible strength.
Home-schooled, Alma started playing the piano at two and showed talent even then.
It can carry on working for years.
Shes's also come up with another invention.
Martha is nearly at the top. She isn't going to give up now!
The others can't keep up with Grandma.
Thalia really looks up to her mum. She wants to be just like her one day.
Aiden likes to show off on the court!
We've got everything. Let's set off.
My brother set up his own business.
she decided to take part in an international science competition.
That maths problem is hard to work out.
That's interesting. Tell me more.
We take orders from customers and that sort of thing.
The main thing is, I've learned how to be a good team player.
Well, I also help the waiting staff, you see.
Well, I'm passionate about food.
Yes, I've had plenty of experience of working in a restaurant.
I've learned how to be a good team player.
I've learned the basics of cooking.
However, after a lot of effort, I've managed to learn English.
How did I manage it? First of all, I had a wonderful teacher called Mrs Connor.
If you want to learn a language, my advice to you is to believe in yourself and never give up.
My greatest achievement is learning English.
The band’s bass player, Angus ‘The Beard’ Beardsley, is also a gifted violinist.
Is Jake playing the drums?
We'll buy a new guitar.
She's going to play the keyboard.
He will sing using a microphone.
I am learning to play the saxophone.
You might also see performances with trumpets.
You might also see performances with trumpets, violins, or even a whole orchestra.
She likes classical music.
My favourite genre of music is folk.
For one night only, hip-hop artist Dr Jay is going to lead country and western favourites the Rodeo Band.
Helen can't stand jazz!
We think this show will surprise reggae fans.
Rock legends Axel Heads have announced that they aren't going to tour again.
Pablo isn't going to take up ballroom dancing.
You need special shoes for ballet dancing.
My cousin is really good at breakdancing.
Country dancing is really difficult.
My dad is really bad at disco dancing.
I would like to have my own modern dance studio.
I'm going to meet Rosie at the salsa dancing class, but I'm sure she'll be late, as usual.
I am in a swing band.
Olivia and Leo aren't going to learn tap dancing.
I have joined a new zumba class.
My cousin Helen's visiting me and I'll be with her all day long.
Ok. Never mind, Jess. Maybe another time.
"Helen can’t stand jazz!" "Oh, that's a pity."
Oh, that's no good either, Harry.
What are you up to on Friday?
I'm going to book tickets for the jazz festival this Saturday afternoon. Do you fancy coming along?
I’d love to, but my cousin Helen's visiting me and I'll be with her all day long.
I'm afraid Helen can't stand jazz!
"Maybe another time." "Sure. Thanks for asking, though."
She's welcome to join us if she wants.
Would you like to come then instead?
All in all, if you love dance, this superb show is a must-see.
I was impressed by the music.
If you love dance, this superb show is a must-see.
On the downside, tickets are expensive and there's no student discount.
However, the highlight of the show is the dancing.
Pronunciation

baɪk raɪd
blɒg
bʊk
ˌmæɡ.əˈziːn
keɪk
frend
ˈɪn.strə.mənt
ˈmjuː.zɪk
ˈɒn.laɪn
ˈfəʊ.təʊ
ˈʃɒp.ɪŋ
sɒŋ
ˈvɪd.i.əʊ
ˈbʌs ˌpɑːs
ˈkæm.rə
ˈhed.fəʊnz
kiː
ˈlæp.tɒp
ˈmʌn.i
ˈpɑːs.pɔːt
fəʊn
ˈpɔː.tə.bəl ˈtʃɑː.dʒər
ˈtæb.lət
əˈpɒs.trə.fi
ˈkɒm.ə
kɑːˈtuːn
ˈtʃæt ˌʃəʊ
ˈkɒm.ə.di
ˈkʊk.ər.i ʃəʊ
ˌdɒk.jəˈmen.tər.i
ˈdrɑː.mə
ˈɡeɪm ˌʃəʊ
ˌɒn.dɪˈmɑːnd ˈsɪə.riːz
riˈæl.ə.ti ʃəʊ
ˈsəʊp ˌɒp.ər.ə
spɔːts ʃəʊ
njuːz
ˈæk.tər
ˈkæm.rə ˈɒp.ər.eɪ.tər
ˈkɒs.tʃuːm
dɪˈrek.tər
laɪt
ˈmeɪkˌʌp ˈɑː.tɪst
skrɪpt
set
ˈsaʊnd en.dʒɪˌnɪər
ˈæk.tʃu.ə.li
ɪts ˈrɪə.li kuːl
lets siː
wel
du jʊ laɪk
aɪ laɪk/lʌv/heɪt/prɪˈfɜːr wɒtʃɪŋ
aɪm nɒt ˈrɪə.li ˈɪn.tuː ɪt/ðəm
ɪts ɡreɪt/ɡʊd/nɒt bæd/ˈɔː.fəl
wɒt du jʊ θɪŋk əv
ænd
bʌt
ɔːr
ˈklaʊ.di
kəʊld
draɪ
ˈfɒɡ.i
hɒt
ˈaɪ.si
ˈreɪ.ni
ˈsnəʊ.i
ˈstɔː.mi
ˈsʌn.i
wɔːm
wet
ˈwɪn.di
ˈblæŋ.kɪt
bəʊl
kəʊm
kʌp
fɔːk
ˈheə.brʌʃ
naɪf
læmp
ˈmɪr.ər
ˈpɪl.əʊ
pleɪt
ˈsɪz.əz
spuːn
ˈtuːθ.brʌʃ
ˈnʌθ.ɪŋ mʌtʃ
saʊnds ɡʊd
ðæts ə ʃeɪm
jʊ lɜːn ˈsʌm.θɪŋ njuː ˈev.ri deɪ
haʊ wəz jər ˌwiːkˈend
ɪt wəz (ˌəʊˈkeɪ/ɡʊd/ɡreɪt/əˈmeɪ.zɪŋ/ˈɔː.f əl), θæŋks
wɒt əˈbaʊt jʊ
wɒt dɪd jʊ du
wɒt wəz ðə ˈweð.ər laɪk
weər dɪd jʊ steɪ
ət ˈfɜːst
ˈfaɪ.nəl.i
set ɒf ɒn
ðə ˈweð.ər wəz
ðeər wər ə lɒt əv ˈprɒb.ləmz
əˈfreɪd
ˈæŋ.ɡri
bɔːd
ɪmˈbær.əst
ɪkˈsɑɪ.tɪd
ˈləʊn.li
ˈnɜː.vəs
səˈpraɪzd
taɪəd
ˈwʌr.id
ʌpˈset
əˈkrɒs
əˈlɒŋ
bɪˈtwiːn
daʊn
ˈɪn.tuː
ɒf
ˈaʊt ˌəv
ˈəʊ.vər
pɑːst
θruː
ˈʌn.dər
ʌp
ɡəʊ ɒn
nəʊ aɪˈdɪə
wɒt ə ɡreɪt ˈstɔː.ri
jər kɪdɪŋ
ɡes wɒt ˈhæp.ənd (ˈjes.tə.deɪ)
ɪt ˈhæp.ənd tʊ
ˈrɪə.li
ðæts əˈmeɪ.zɪŋ/ɪnˈkred.ə.bəl
wɒt wəz (hi) ˈduː.ɪŋ (ɪn)
ə fjuː ˈmɪn·əts ˈleɪ.tər
ɪn ðiː end
wʌn naɪt lɑːst ˈsʌm.ər
ˈsʌd.ən.li
ðə nekst ˈmɔː.nɪŋ
ˈbɒr.əʊ
tʃeɪndʒ
kɒst
ɜːn
lend
əʊ
peɪ
seɪv
sel
spend
ˈkeə.rər
ˈtʃær.ə.ti ˈwɜː.kər
ˈfaɪəˌfaɪ.tər
ˈlɔɪ.ər
ˈlaɪf.ɡɑːd
nɜːs
ˌpær.əˈmed.ɪk
pəˈliːs ˌɒf.ɪ.sər
ˈref.juːs kəˌlek.tər
ˈsɜː.dʒən
vet
ˌvɒl.ənˈtɪər
kjuːt
aɪ əʊ juː wʌn
ðeər juː ɑːr
wɒts ʌp
kʊd juː də miː ə ˈfeɪ.vər
aɪm ˈsɒr.i aɪ kɑːnt
ɪt dɪˈpends
ʃɔːr
wʊd juː maɪnd
ˈfɜːst əv ɔːl
aɪ bɪˈliːv ðæt
ɪn maɪ əˈpɪn.jən
ˈpɜː.sən.əl.i aɪ θɪŋk ðæt
tʊ sʌm ʌp
ˈɑːm.tʃeər
ˈbʊk.keɪs
ˈkɑː.pɪt
ˈsiː.lɪŋ
ˌtʃest əv ˈdrɔːz
ˈkʌb.əd
desk
flɔːr
frɪdʒ
ˈpɪk.tʃər
ʃelvz
sɪŋk
ˈwɔː.drəʊb
kliːn (ðə ˈkɪtʃ.ən)
du ðə ˈaɪə.nɪŋ
du ðə wɑʃ.ɪŋ
du ðə ˌwɒʃ.ɪŋˈʌp
ˈemp.ti (ðə ˈwɒʃ.ɪŋ məˌʃiːn)
ləʊd ðə ˈdɪʃˌwɒʃ.ər
meɪk jər bed
ˌtaɪ.di ˈʌp (ðə ˈlɪv.ɪŋ ˌruːm)
ˈvæk.juːm (ðə ˈkɑː.pɪt)
aɪm nɒt kənˈvɪnst
ɪt lʊks ˈɔː.səm
miː ˈnaɪ.ðər
miː tuː
ət ðə ˈbɒt.əm/tɒp
ɪn ðə ˈbæk.ɡraʊnd
ɒn ðə left/raɪt
wɒts ðæt
ˈɔːl.səʊ
əz wel
əz wel əz
tuː
bɪ ˈbɪt.ən
bɪ stʌŋ
breɪk
bruːz
bɜːn
kʌt
fɔːl ɒf
hɪt
skrætʃ
slɪp
spreɪn
trɪp ˈəʊ.vər
tʃiːk
tʃest
tʃɪn
ˈel.bəʊ
ˈfɔː.hed
hiːl
niː
nek
ˈʃəʊl.dər
tiːθ
təʊ
rɪst
ˈɔː.səm
bʌd.ɪz
aɪl ɡɪv ɪt/ðem ə ɡəʊ
naɪs wʌn
haʊ əˈbaʊt
meɪk ʃɔːr jʊ dəʊnt
waɪ dəʊnt juː
jʊ ʃəd ˈdef.ɪ.nət.li
ɪd seɪ
ɪf juː ɑːsk miː
meɪk ʃɔːr
ðæts waɪ
æp
tʃɪp
dɪˈvaɪs
ˌdaʊnˈləʊd
iˈməʊ.dʒi
ˈmes.ɪdʒ
skriːn
ˌsəʊ.ʃəl ˈmiː.di.ə
ˈsɒft.weər
ʌpˈləʊd
ˈvɪd.i.əʊ tʃæt
kætʃ/ɡet/teɪk
ɡet ˈɪn.tuː / ˈaʊt ˌəv
ɡəʊ baɪ
ɡəʊ ɒn
ɡet ɒn/ɒf
ɡɒt ðæt
laɪk ðɪs
nɒt kwaɪt
ðæts ɪt
bɪˈfɔːr jʊ stɑːt
ɪts ˈrɪə.li ɪmˈpɔː.tənt ðæt
meɪk ʃɔːr ðæt
rɪˈmem.bər tʊ tʃek ðæt
fɔːr ɪɡˈzɑːm.pəl
fɔːr ˈɪn.stəns
sʌtʃ æz
ɪn əˈdɪʃ.ən
wɒts mɔːr
ˈæθ.liːt
ˈbɪz.nɪs.mən/ˈbɪz.nɪsˌwʊm.ən
kəmˈpəʊ.zər
ɪnˈven.tər
ˌmæθ.məˈtɪʃ.ən
ˈsaɪən.tɪst
ˈraɪ.tər
ˌkriː.eɪˈtɪv.ə.ti
dɪˌtɜː.mɪˈneɪ.ʃən
ɪnˈtel.ɪ.dʒəns
skɪl
streŋθ
ˈtæl.ənt
ˈkær.i ɒn
kʌm ʌp wɪð
ɡɪv ʌp
kiːp ʌp wɪð
lʊk ʌp tu
ˈʃəʊ ɒf
set ɒf
set ʌp
teɪk pɑːt ɪn
wɜːk aʊt
tel miː mɔːr
ðæt sɔːt əv θɪŋ
ðə meɪn θɪŋ ɪz
juː siː
aɪm ˈpæʃ.ən.ət əˈbaʊt
aɪv həd ˈplen.ti əv ɪkˈspɪə.ri.əns əv
aɪv lɜː.nd haʊ tʊ
aɪv lɜː.nd ðə ˈbeɪ.sɪks əv
ˈɑːf.tər ə lɒt əv ˈef.ət
haʊ dɪd aɪ ˈmæn.ɪdʒ ɪt
maɪ ədˈvaɪs tʊ jʊ ɪz
maɪ ɡreɪtɪst əˈtʃiːv.mənt ɪz
beɪs
drʌm
ɡɪˈtɑːr
ˈkiː.bɔːd
ˈmaɪ.krə.fəʊn
ˈsæk.sə.fəʊn
ˈtrʌm.pɪt
ˌvaɪəˈlɪn
ˈklæs.ɪ.kəl
fəʊk
ˈhɪp.hɒp
dʒæz
ˈreɡ.eɪ
rɒk
ˌbɔːl.rʊm ˈdɑːn.sɪŋ
ˈbæl.eɪ ˈdɑːn.sɪŋ
ˈbreɪkˌdɑːns
ˌkʌn.tri ˈdɑːn.sɪŋ
ˈdɪs.kəʊ dɑːn.sɪŋ
ˌmɒd.ən ˈdɑːns
ˈsæl.sə dɑːn.sɪŋ
swɪŋ
ˈtæp ˌdɑːn.sɪŋ
ˈzʌm.bə
ɔːl deɪ lɒŋ
ˈnev.ər maɪnd
ðæts ə ˈpɪt.i
ðæts nəʊ ɡʊd
wɒt ər jʊ ʌp tʊ
du jʊ ˈfæn.si
aɪd lʌv tʊ, bʌt
aɪm əˈfreɪd
θæŋks fər ɑːskɪŋ ðəʊ
(ʃiːz) ˈwel.kəm tʊ
wʊd jʊ laɪk tʊ
ɔːl ɪn ɔːl
aɪ wəz ˈver.i ɪmˈprest baɪ
ɪf jʊ lʌv (ˈdɑːns), ðɪs (ʃəʊ) ɪz ə mʌst siː
ɒn ðə ˈdaʊn.saɪd
ðə ˈhaɪ.laɪt əv ðə ʃəʊ ɪz
Unit Page Number Item/ word or phrase
Starter 4 bike ride
Starter 4 blog
Starter 4 book
Starter 4 magazine
Starter 4 cake
Starter 4 friend
Starter 4 instrument
Starter 4 music
Starter 4 online
Starter 4 photo
Starter 4 shopping
Starter 4 song
Starter 7 video
Starter 7 bus pass
Starter 7 camera
Starter 7 headphones
Starter 7 key
Starter 7 laptop
Starter 7 money
Starter 7 passport
Starter 7 phone
Starter 7 portable charger
Unit 1 11 tablet
Unit 1 11 apostrophe '
Unit 1 11 comma ,
Unit 1 11 cartoon
Unit 1 11 chat show
Unit 1 11 comedy
Unit 1 11 cookery show
Unit 1 11 documentary
Unit 1 11 drama
Unit 1 11 game show
Unit 1 11 on-demand series
Unit 1 11 reality show
Unit 1 14 soap opera
Unit 1 14 sports show
Unit 1 14 news
Unit 1 14 actor
Unit 1 14 camera operator
Unit 1 14 costume
Unit 1 14 director
Unit 1 14 light
Unit 1 14 make-up artist
Unit 1 14 script
Unit 1 16 set
Unit 1 16 sound engineer
Unit 1 16 actually
Unit 1 16 It's really cool!
Unit 1 16 Let's see.
Unit 1 16 Well?
Unit 1 16 Do you like …?
Unit 1 16 I like/love/hate/prefer watching…
Unit 1 16 I'm not really into it/them.
Unit 2 23 It's great/good/not bad/awful.
Unit 2 23 What do you think of …?
Unit 2 23 and
Unit 2 23 but
Unit 2 23 or
Unit 2 23 cloudy
Unit 2 23 cold
Unit 2 23 dry
Unit 2 23 foggy
Unit 2 23 hot
Unit 2 23 icy
Unit 2 23 rainy
Unit 2 23 snowy
Unit 2 26 stormy
Unit 2 26 sunny
Unit 2 26 warm
Unit 2 26 wet
Unit 2 26 windy
Unit 2 26 blanket
Unit 2 26 bowl
Unit 2 26 comb
Unit 2 26 cup
Unit 2 26 fork
Unit 2 26 hairbrush
Unit 2 26 knife
Unit 2 26 lamp
Unit 2 26 mirror
Unit 2 28 pillow
Unit 2 28 plate
Unit 2 28 scissors
Unit 2 28 spoon
Unit 2 28 toothbrush
Unit 2 28 Nothing much.
Unit 2 28 Sounds good!
Unit 2 28 That's a shame.
Unit 2 28 You learn something new every day!
Unit 2 28 How was your weekend?
Unit 2 29 It was (OK/good/great/amazing/awful), thanks
Unit 2 29 What about you?
Unit 2 29 What did you do?
Unit 2 29 What was the weather like?
Unit 2 29 Where did you stay?
Unit 3 35 At first, …
Unit 3 35 Finally, …
Unit 3 35 (He) set off on …
Unit 3 35 The weather was …
Unit 3 35 There were a lot of problems.
Unit 3 35 afraid
Unit 3 35 angry
Unit 3 35 bored
Unit 3 35 embarrassed
Unit 3 35 excited
Unit 3 35 lonely
Unit 3 38 nervous
Unit 3 38 surprised
Unit 3 38 tired
Unit 3 38 worried
Unit 3 38 upset
Unit 3 38 across
Unit 3 38 along
Unit 3 38 between
Unit 3 38 down
Unit 3 38 into
Unit 3 38 off
Unit 3 38 out of
Unit 3 40 over
Unit 3 40 past
Unit 3 40 through
Unit 3 40 under
Unit 3 40 up
Unit 3 40 Go on.
Unit 3 40 No idea.
Unit 3 40 What a great story!
Unit 3 40 You're kidding!
Unit 3 41 Guess what happened (yesterday)?
Unit 3 41 It happened to …
Unit 3 41 Really?
Unit 3 41 That's amazing/incredible!
Unit 3 41 What was (he) doing (in) …?
Unit 3 41 A few minutes later, …
Unit 4 47 In the end, …
Unit 4 47 One night last summer, …
Unit 4 47 Suddenly, …
Unit 4 47 The next morning, …
Unit 4 47 borrow
Unit 4 47 change
Unit 4 47 cost
Unit 4 47 earn
Unit 4 47 lend
Unit 4 47 owe
Unit 4 50 pay
Unit 4 50 save
Unit 4 50 sell
Unit 4 50 spend
Unit 4 50 carer
Unit 4 50 charity worker
Unit 4 50 firefighter
Unit 4 50 lawyer
Unit 4 50 lifeguard
Unit 4 50 nurse
Unit 4 50 paramedic
Unit 4 50 police officer
Unit 4 52 refuse collector
Unit 4 52 surgeon
Unit 4 52 vet
Unit 4 52 volunteer
Unit 4 52 cute
Unit 4 52 I owe you one.
Unit 4 52 There you are.
Unit 4 52 What's up?
Unit 4 52 Could you do me a favour?
Unit 4 53 I'm sorry, I can't.
Unit 4 53 It depends.
Unit 4 53 Sure.
Unit 4 53 Would you mind …-ing … ?
Unit 4 53 First of all, …
Unit 5 59 I believe that …
Unit 5 59 In my opinion, …
Unit 5 59 Personally, I think that …
Unit 5 59 To sum up, …
Unit 5 59 armchair
Unit 5 59 bookcase
Unit 5 59 carpet
Unit 5 59 ceiling
Unit 5 59 chest of drawers
Unit 5 59 cupboard
Unit 5 59 desk
Unit 5 59 floor
Unit 5 59 fridge
Unit 5 62 picture
Unit 5 62 shelves
Unit 5 62 sink
Unit 5 62 wardrobe
Unit 5 62 clean (the kitchen)
Unit 5 62 do the ironing
Unit 5 62 do the washing
Unit 5 62 do the washing-up
Unit 5 62 empty (the washing machine)
Unit 5 64 load the dishwasher
Unit 5 64 make your bed
Unit 5 64 tidy up (the living room)
Unit 5 64 vacuum (the carpet)
Unit 5 64 I'm not convinced.
Unit 5 64 It looks awesome!
Unit 5 64 Me neither.
Unit 5 64 Me too.
Unit 5 65 at the bottom/top
Unit 5 65 in the background
Unit 5 65 on the left/right
Unit 5 65 What's that … ?
Unit 6 71 also
Unit 6 71 as well
Unit 6 71 as well as
Unit 6 71 too
Unit 6 71 be bitten
Unit 6 71 be stung
Unit 6 71 break
Unit 6 71 bruise
Unit 6 71 burn
Unit 6 71 cut
Unit 6 71 fall off
Unit 6 71 hit
Unit 6 74 scratch
Unit 6 74 slip
Unit 6 74 sprain
Unit 6 74 trip over
Unit 6 74 cheek
Unit 6 74 chest
Unit 6 74 chin
Unit 6 74 elbow
Unit 6 74 forehead
Unit 6 74 heel
Unit 6 74 knee
Unit 6 74 neck
Unit 6 76 shoulder
Unit 6 76 teeth
Unit 6 76 toe
Unit 6 76 wrist
Unit 6 76 Awesome
Unit 6 76 buddies
Unit 6 76 I'll give it/them a go.
Unit 6 76 Nice one
Unit 6 77 How about …-ing … ?
Unit 6 77 Make sure you don't …
Unit 6 77 Why don't you … ?
Unit 6 77 You should definitely …
Unit 7 83 I'd say …
Unit 7 83 If you ask me, …
Unit 7 83 Make sure …
Unit 7 83 That's why …
Unit 7 83 app
Unit 7 83 chip
Unit 7 83 device
Unit 7 83 download
Unit 7 83 emoji
Unit 7 83 message
Unit 7 83 screen
Unit 7 86 social media
Unit 7 86 software
Unit 7 86 upload
Unit 7 86 video chat
Unit 7 86 catch/get/take
Unit 7 88 get into/out of
Unit 7 88 go by
Unit 7 88 go on
Unit 7 88 get on/get off
Unit 7 88 Got that?
Unit 7 88 Like this?
Unit 7 88 Not quite.
Unit 7 88 That's it.
Unit 7 89 Before you start, …
Unit 7 89 It's really important that …
Unit 7 89 Make sure that …
Unit 7 89 Remember to check that …
Unit 7 89 for example
Unit 8 95 for instance
Unit 8 95 such as
Unit 8 95 In addition,
Unit 8 95 What's more,
Unit 8 95 athlete
Unit 8 95 businessman/businesswoman
Unit 8 95 composer
Unit 8 95 inventor
Unit 8 95 mathematician
Unit 8 95 scientist
Unit 8 95 writer
Unit 8 95 creativity
Unit 8 95 determination
Unit 8 95 intelligence
Unit 8 98 skill
Unit 8 98 strength
Unit 8 98 talent
Unit 8 98 carry on
Unit 8 98 come up with
Unit 8 98 give up
Unit 8 98 keep up with
Unit 8 98 look up to
Unit 8 98 show off
Unit 8 98 set off
Unit 8 100 set up
Unit 8 100 take part in
Unit 8 100 work out
Unit 8 100 Tell me more.
Unit 8 100 that sort of thing
Unit 8 100 The main thing is …
Unit 8 100 you see
Unit 8 100 I'm passionate about …
Unit 8 101 I've had plenty of experience of …
Unit 8 101 I've learned how to …
Unit 8 101 I've learned the basics of …
Unit 8 101 after a lot of effort
Unit 9 107 How did I manage it?
Unit 9 107 My advice to you is …
Unit 9 107 My greatest achievement is …
Unit 9 107 bass
Unit 9 107 drum
Unit 9 107 guitar
Unit 9 107 keyboard
Unit 9 107 microphone
Unit 9 107 saxophone
Unit 9 107 trumpet
Unit 9 107 violin
Unit 9 107 classical
Unit 9 107 folk
Unit 9 107 hip-hop
Unit 9 110 jazz
Unit 9 110 reggae
Unit 9 110 rock
Unit 9 110 ballroom dancing
Unit 9 110 ballet dancing
Unit 9 110 breakdance
Unit 9 110 country dancing
Unit 9 110 disco dancing
Unit 9 110 modern dance
Unit 9 110 salsa dancing
Unit 9 112 swing
Unit 9 112 tap dancing
Unit 9 112 zumba
Unit 9 112 all day long
Unit 9 112 Never mind.
Unit 9 112 That's a pity.
Unit 9 112 That's no good.
Unit 9 112 What are you up to?
Unit 9 112 Do you fancy …?
Unit 9 112 I'd love to, but …
Unit 9 112 I'm afraid …
Unit 9 113 Thanks for asking, though.
Unit 9 113 (She's) welcome to …
Unit 9 113 Would you like to …?
Unit 9 113 All in all, …
Unit 9 113 I was very impressed by …
Unit 9 113 If you love (dance), this (show) is a must-see.
Unit 9 113 On the downside, …
Unit 9 113 The highlight of the show is …
Translation
vuelta en bicicleta
blog
libro
revista
pastel
amigo
instrumento
música
en línea
foto
compras
canción
video
pase de autobús
cámara
auriculares
llave
laptop
dinero
pasaporte
teléfono
cargador
tableta
apóstrofe '
coma ,
dibujo animado
programa de entrevistas
comedia
programa de cocina
documental
obra de teatro
programa de concursos
serie bajo demanda
reality show
telenovela
programa deportivo
noticias
actor
camarógrafo
disfraz/vestuario
director
luz
maquillador
guión
escenario/set
sonidista
en realidad
¡Es genial!
Veamos…
¿Y?
¿Te gusta/n…?
Me gusta / me encanta / detesto / prefiero ver...
No me gusta/n mucho.
Es sensacional/bueno/pasable/terrible.
¿Qué te parece/n...?
y
pero
o
nublado
frío
seco
neblinoso
caluroso
helado
lluvioso
nevoso
tormentoso
soleado
cálido
húmedo
ventoso
manta
bol
peine
taza
tenedor
cepillo
cuchillo
lámpara
espejo
almohada
plato
tijeras
cuchara
cepillo de dientes
Nada de importancia.
Me parece bien.
¡Qué lástima!
¡Se aprende algo nuevo todos los días!
¿Cómo pasaste el fin de semana?
Bastante bien / bien / formidable / increíble / horrible, gracias.
¿Y tú?
¿Qué hiciste?
¿Cómo estuvo el tiempo?
¿Dónde paraste?
Al principio, ...
Por último, ...
Partió el...
El tiempo estuvo...
Hubo muchos problemas.
asustado
enojado
aburrido
avergonzado
entusiasmado
solitario
nervioso
sorprendido
cansado
preocupado
disgustado
al otro lado de
a lo largo de
entre
hacia abajo
hacia adentro
salir de donde se está
hacia afuera
sobre
dejar atrás
a través de
debajo
hacia arriba
Continúa.
Ni idea.
¡Qué buena historia!
¡Estás bromeando!
¿Adivina qué pasó (ayer)?
Le pasó a...
¿En serio?
¡Es increíble/sorprendente!
¿Qué hacía en...?
Unos minutos después, ...
Al final, ...
Una noche del verano pasado, ...
De repente, ...
La mañana siguiente, ...
pedir prestado
cambiar
costar
ganar
prestar
deber
pagar
ahorrar
vender
gastar
cuidador
trabajador de organización benéfica
bombero
abogado
guardavidas
enfermero
paramédico
oficial de policía
recolector de basura
cirujano
veterinario
voluntario
adorable
Te debo un favor.
Aquí tienes.
¿Qué pasa?
¿Me puedes hacer un favor?
Lo siento, no puedo.
Depende.
¡Claro!
¿Te molestaría + infinitivo ...?
En primer lugar, …
Creo que...
En mi opinión, ...
Personalmente considero que...
Para resumir, ...
sillón
biblioteca
alfombra
cielo raso
cómoda
armario
escritorio
piso
refrigerador
cuadro
estantes
fregadero
ropero
limpiar (la cocina)
planchar
lavar la ropa
lavar los platos
vaciar (la lavadora)
cargar el lavavajillas
hacer la cama
ordenar (la sala de estar)
aspirar (la alfombra)
No me convence.
¡Se ve genial!
Yo / a mí tampoco.
Yo / a mí también.
en la parte inferior/superior
en el fondo
a la izquierda/derecha
¿Qué es...?
también
también
además de
también
recibir una picadura
recibir una picadura
quebrar
amoratar
quemar
cortar
caerse
golpear
rascar
resbalarse
esguinzarse
tropezarse
mejilla
pecho
mentón
codo
frente
talón
rodilla
cuello
hombro
dientes
dedo del pie
muñeca
sensacional
amigos/compañeros
Lo intentaré.
¡Excelente!
¿Qué tal si...?
Asegúrate de no....
¿Por qué no...?
Definitivamente deberías...
Diría que...
Si me preguntas, ...
Asegúrate de...
Es por eso que...
aplicación
chip
dispositivo
descargar
emoji
mensaje
pantalla
redes sociales
software
subir
chat por video
tomar
entrar/salir de
ir en
ir en
subir a / bajar de
¿Entendiste?
¿Así?
No exactamente.
Eso.
Antes de empezar, ...
Es muy importante que...
Asegúrate de que...
Comprueba que...
por ejemplo
por ejemplo
tal como
Además,
Y como si esto fuera poco,
atleta
hombre/mujer de negocios
compositor
inventor
matemático
científico
escritor
creatividad
determinación
inteligencia
habilidad
fuerza
talento
continuar
idear
darse por vencido
seguirle el ritmo a
admirar
alardear
partir
establecer
participar en
hacer ejercicio físico
Cuéntame más.
cosas por el estilo
Lo importante es que...
sabes
Me apasiona...
Tengo muchísima experiencia en...
Aprendí a...
Aprendí los fundamentos de...
tras mucho esfuerzo
¿Cómo lo logré?
Lo que te aconsejo es que...
Mi mayor logro es...
bajo
tambor/batería
guitarra
teclado
micrófono
saxofón
trompeta
violín
clásica
folclore
hip-hop
jazz
reggae
rock
baile de salón
ballet
breakdance
country
disco
danza moderna
salsa
swing
zapateo americano
zumba
todo el día
No importa.
¡Qué lástima!
¡Qué pena!
¿Qué estás haciendo?
¿Tienes ganas de...?
Me encantaría, pero...
Te aclaro que...
Gracias por preguntar, de todos modos.
No hay problema si...
¿Te gustaría...?
En resumidas cuentas, ...
Me impactó...
Si te encanta (la danza), no puedes perderte (este espectáculo).
La desventaja es que...
Lo mejor del espectáculo es...
Unit Page Number Item/ word or phrase
Starter 4 bike ride
Starter 4 blog
Starter 4 book
Starter 4 magazine
Starter 4 cake
Starter 4 friend
Starter 4 instrument
Starter 4 music
Starter 4 online
Starter 4 photo
Starter 4 shopping
Starter 4 song
Starter 7 video
Starter 7 bus pass
Starter 7 camera
Starter 7 headphones
Starter 7 key
Starter 7 laptop
Starter 7 money
Starter 7 passport
Starter 7 phone
Starter 7 portable charger
Unit 1 11 tablet
Unit 1 11 apostrophe '
Unit 1 11 comma ,
Unit 1 11 cartoon
Unit 1 11 chat show
Unit 1 11 comedy
Unit 1 11 cookery show
Unit 1 11 documentary
Unit 1 11 drama
Unit 1 11 game show
Unit 1 11 on-demand series
Unit 1 11 reality show
Unit 1 14 soap opera
Unit 1 14 sports show
Unit 1 14 news
Unit 1 14 actor
Unit 1 14 camera operator
Unit 1 14 costume
Unit 1 14 director
Unit 1 14 light
Unit 1 14 make-up artist
Unit 1 14 script
Unit 1 16 set
Unit 1 16 sound engineer
Unit 1 16 actually
Unit 1 16 It's really cool!
Unit 1 16 Let's see.
Unit 1 16 Well?
Unit 1 16 Do you like …?
Unit 1 16 I like/love/hate/prefer watching…
Unit 1 16 I'm not really into it/them.
Unit 2 23 It's great/good/not bad/awful.
Unit 2 23 What do you think of …?
Unit 2 23 and
Unit 2 23 but
Unit 2 23 or
Unit 2 23 cloudy
Unit 2 23 cold
Unit 2 23 dry
Unit 2 23 foggy
Unit 2 23 hot
Unit 2 23 icy
Unit 2 23 rainy
Unit 2 23 snowy
Unit 2 26 stormy
Unit 2 26 sunny
Unit 2 26 warm
Unit 2 26 wet
Unit 2 26 windy
Unit 2 26 blanket
Unit 2 26 bowl
Unit 2 26 comb
Unit 2 26 cup
Unit 2 26 fork
Unit 2 26 hairbrush
Unit 2 26 knife
Unit 2 26 lamp
Unit 2 26 mirror
Unit 2 28 pillow
Unit 2 28 plate
Unit 2 28 scissors
Unit 2 28 spoon
Unit 2 28 toothbrush
Unit 2 28 Nothing much.
Unit 2 28 Sounds good!
Unit 2 28 That's a shame.
Unit 2 28 You learn something new every day!
Unit 2 28 How was your weekend?
Unit 2 29 It was (OK/good/great/amazing/awful), thanks.
Unit 2 29 What about you?
Unit 2 29 What did you do?
Unit 2 29 What was the weather like?
Unit 2 29 Where did you stay?
Unit 3 35 At first, …
Unit 3 35 Finally, …
Unit 3 35 (He) set off on …
Unit 3 35 The weather was …
Unit 3 35 There were a lot of problems.
Unit 3 35 afraid
Unit 3 35 angry
Unit 3 35 bored
Unit 3 35 embarrassed
Unit 3 35 excited
Unit 3 35 lonely
Unit 3 38 nervous
Unit 3 38 surprised
Unit 3 38 tired
Unit 3 38 worried
Unit 3 38 upset
Unit 3 38 across
Unit 3 38 along
Unit 3 38 between
Unit 3 38 down
Unit 3 38 into
Unit 3 38 off
Unit 3 38 out of
Unit 3 40 over
Unit 3 40 past
Unit 3 40 through
Unit 3 40 under
Unit 3 40 up
Unit 3 40 Go on.
Unit 3 40 No idea.
Unit 3 40 What a great story!
Unit 3 40 You're kidding!
Unit 3 41 Guess what happened (yesterday)?
Unit 3 41 It happened to …
Unit 3 41 Really?
Unit 3 41 That's amazing/incredible!
Unit 3 41 What was (he) doing (in) …?
Unit 3 41 A few minutes later, …
Unit 4 47 In the end, …
Unit 4 47 One night last summer, …
Unit 4 47 Suddenly, …
Unit 4 47 The next morning, …
Unit 4 47 borrow
Unit 4 47 change
Unit 4 47 cost
Unit 4 47 earn
Unit 4 47 lend
Unit 4 47 owe
Unit 4 50 pay
Unit 4 50 save
Unit 4 50 sell
Unit 4 50 spend
Unit 4 50 carer
Unit 4 50 charity worker
Unit 4 50 firefighter
Unit 4 50 lawyer
Unit 4 50 lifeguard
Unit 4 50 nurse
Unit 4 50 paramedic
Unit 4 50 police officer
Unit 4 52 refuse collector
Unit 4 52 surgeon
Unit 4 52 vet
Unit 4 52 volunteer
Unit 4 52 cute
Unit 4 52 I owe you one.
Unit 4 52 There you are.
Unit 4 52 What's up?
Unit 4 52 Could you do me a favour?
Unit 4 53 I'm sorry, I can't.
Unit 4 53 It depends.
Unit 4 53 Sure.
Unit 4 53 Would you mind …-ing … ?
Unit 4 53 First of all, …
Unit 5 59 I believe that …
Unit 5 59 In my opinion, …
Unit 5 59 Personally, I think that …
Unit 5 59 To sum up, …
Unit 5 59 armchair
Unit 5 59 bookcase
Unit 5 59 carpet
Unit 5 59 ceiling
Unit 5 59 chest of drawers
Unit 5 59 cupboard
Unit 5 59 desk
Unit 5 59 floor
Unit 5 59 fridge
Unit 5 62 picture
Unit 5 62 shelves
Unit 5 62 sink
Unit 5 62 wardrobe
Unit 5 62 clean (the kitchen)
Unit 5 62 do the ironing
Unit 5 62 do the washing
Unit 5 62 do the washing-up
Unit 5 62 empty (the washing machine)
Unit 5 64 load the dishwasher
Unit 5 64 make your bed
Unit 5 64 tidy up (the living room)
Unit 5 64 vacuum (the carpet)
Unit 5 64 I'm not convinced.
Unit 5 64 It looks awesome!
Unit 5 64 Me neither.
Unit 5 64 Me too.
Unit 5 65 at the bottom/top
Unit 5 65 in the background
Unit 5 65 on the left/right
Unit 5 65 What's that … ?
Unit 6 71 also
Unit 6 71 as well
Unit 6 71 as well as
Unit 6 71 too
Unit 6 71 be bitten
Unit 6 71 be stung
Unit 6 71 break
Unit 6 71 bruise
Unit 6 71 burn
Unit 6 71 cut
Unit 6 71 fall off
Unit 6 71 hit
Unit 6 74 scratch
Unit 6 74 slip
Unit 6 74 sprain
Unit 6 74 trip over
Unit 6 74 cheek
Unit 6 74 chest
Unit 6 74 chin
Unit 6 74 elbow
Unit 6 74 forehead
Unit 6 74 heel
Unit 6 74 knee
Unit 6 74 neck
Unit 6 76 shoulder
Unit 6 76 teeth
Unit 6 76 toe
Unit 6 76 wrist
Unit 6 76 Awesome
Unit 6 76 buddies
Unit 6 76 I'll give it/them a go.
Unit 6 76 Nice one
Unit 6 77 How about …-ing … ?
Unit 6 77 Make sure you don't …
Unit 6 77 Why don't you … ?
Unit 6 77 You should definitely …
Unit 7 83 I'd say …
Unit 7 83 If you ask me, …
Unit 7 83 Make sure …
Unit 7 83 That's why …
Unit 7 83 app
Unit 7 83 chip
Unit 7 83 device
Unit 7 83 download
Unit 7 83 emoji
Unit 7 83 message
Unit 7 83 screen
Unit 7 86 social media
Unit 7 86 software
Unit 7 86 upload
Unit 7 86 video chat
Unit 7 86 catch/get/take
Unit 7 88 get into/out of
Unit 7 88 go by
Unit 7 88 go on
Unit 7 88 get on/get off
Unit 7 88 Got that?
Unit 7 88 Like this?
Unit 7 88 Not quite.
Unit 7 88 That's it.
Unit 7 89 Before you start, …
Unit 7 89 It's really important that …
Unit 7 89 Make sure that …
Unit 7 89 Remember to check that …
Unit 7 89 for example
Unit 8 95 for instance
Unit 8 95 such as
Unit 8 95 In addition,
Unit 8 95 What's more,
Unit 8 95 athlete
Unit 8 95 businessman/businesswoman
Unit 8 95 composer
Unit 8 95 inventor
Unit 8 95 mathematician
Unit 8 95 scientist
Unit 8 95 writer
Unit 8 95 creativity
Unit 8 95 determination
Unit 8 95 intelligence
Unit 8 98 skill
Unit 8 98 strength
Unit 8 98 talent
Unit 8 98 carry on
Unit 8 98 come up with
Unit 8 98 give up
Unit 8 98 keep up with
Unit 8 98 look up to
Unit 8 98 show off
Unit 8 98 set off
Unit 8 100 set up
Unit 8 100 take part in
Unit 8 100 work out
Unit 8 100 Tell me more.
Unit 8 100 that sort of thing
Unit 8 100 The main thing is …
Unit 8 100 you see
Unit 8 100 I'm passionate about …
Unit 8 101 I've had plenty of experience of …
Unit 8 101 I've learned how to …
Unit 8 101 I've learned the basics of …
Unit 8 101 after a lot of effort
Unit 9 107 How did I manage it?
Unit 9 107 My advice to you is …
Unit 9 107 My greatest achievement is …
Unit 9 107 bass
Unit 9 107 drum
Unit 9 107 guitar
Unit 9 107 keyboard
Unit 9 107 microphone
Unit 9 107 saxophone
Unit 9 107 trumpet
Unit 9 107 violin
Unit 9 107 classical
Unit 9 107 folk
Unit 9 107 hip-hop
Unit 9 110 jazz
Unit 9 110 reggae
Unit 9 110 rock
Unit 9 110 ballroom dancing
Unit 9 110 ballet dancing
Unit 9 110 breakdance
Unit 9 110 country dancing
Unit 9 110 disco dancing
Unit 9 110 modern dance
Unit 9 110 salsa dancing
Unit 9 112 swing
Unit 9 112 tap dancing
Unit 9 112 zumba
Unit 9 112 all day long
Unit 9 112 Never mind.
Unit 9 112 That's a pity.
Unit 9 112 That's no good.
Unit 9 112 What are you up to?
Unit 9 112 Do you fancy …?
Unit 9 112 I'd love to, but …
Unit 9 112 I'm afraid …
Unit 9 113 Thanks for asking, though.
Unit 9 113 (She's) welcome to …
Unit 9 113 Would you like to …?
Unit 9 113 All in all, …
Unit 9 113 I was very impressed by …
Unit 9 113 If you love (dance), this (show) is a must-see.
Unit 9 113 On the downside, …
Unit 9 113 The highlight of the show is …
Translation
passeio de bicicleta
blogue
livro
revista
bolo
amigo
instrumento
música
on-line
foto
compras
canção
vídeo
passe de ônibus
câmera
fones de ouvido
chave
laptop
dinheiro
passaporte
telefone
carregador portátil
tablet
apóstrofe '
vírgula ,
desenho animado
programa de entrevistas
comédia
programa de culinária
documentário
teatro
game show
séries "on demand"
reality show
novela
programa de esportes
noticiário
ator
operador de câmera
traje/fantasia
diretor
luz
maquiador
roteiro
cenário
engenheiro de som
na verdade
É muito legal!
Vamos ver.
Então?
Você gosta de ...?
Eu gosto/adoro/odeio/prefiro assistir ...
Não sou muito chegado a isso.
É ótimo/bom/ok/horrível.
O que você acha de ...?
e
mas
ou
nublado
frio
seco
com neblina
quente
congelado
chuvoso
com neve
tempestuoso
ensolarado
temperatura agradável
úmido
com muito vento
cobertor
tigela
pente
xícara
garfo
escova de cabelo
faca
lamparina
espelho
travesseiro
prato
tesoura
colher
escova de dente
Nada demais.
Parece bom!
Que pena.
Você aprende algo novo todos os dias!
Como foi o fim de semana?
Foi (ok/legal/ótimo/incrível/horrível), obrigado.
E você?
O que você fez?
Como estava o clima?
Onde você ficou hospedado?
Primeiramente, …
Finalmente, …
(Ele) partiu ...
O clima estava …
Houve muitos problemas.
tem medo
zangado
aborrecido
envergonhado
entusiasmado
solitário
apreensivo
surpreso
cansado
preocupado
chateado
do outro lado de
ao longo de
entre
abaixo
em/no/na
fora
fora de
sobre
depois
através de
debaixo de/sob
acima
Continue.
Não tenho a mínima ideia.
Que história incrível!
Você está brincando!
Adivinhe o que aconteceu (ontem)?
Aconteceu com...
Sério?
Isso é fantástico/incrível!
O que (ele) estava fazendo (no) ...?
Alguns minutos depois, ...
No final, ...
Certa noite, no verão passado, ...
De repente, ...
Na manhã seguinte, ...
pedir emprestado
trocar
custo
ganhar
emprestar
dever
pagar
guardar/poupar
vender
gastar
cuidador
trabalhador de entidade de caridade
bombeiro
advogado
salva-vidas
enfermeiro
paramédico
policial
lixeiro
cirurgião
veterinário
voluntário
bonito
Fico te devendo.
Aqui está.
E aí?
Você pode me fazer um favor?
Desculpa, não posso.
Depende.
Com certeza.
Você podia me ...?
Em primeiro lugar ...
Acredito que ...
Na minha opinião, …
Pessoalmente, acho que ...
Resumindo, …
poltrona
estante
carpete
teto
cômoda
armário
escrivaninha
chão
geladeira
quadro
prateleiras
pia
guarda-roupa
limpar (a cozinha)
passar roupa
lavar roupa
lavar a louça
esvaziar (a máquina de lavar)
colocar a louça na máquina de lavar louça
arrumar a cama
arrumar/organizar (a sala de estar)
passar o aspirador (no carpete)
Não estou convicto.
Parece incrível!
Eu também não.
Eu também.
no fundo/na parte superior
em segundo plano
à esquerda/direita
O que é aquilo …?
também
também
além de
também
ser picado
ser pocado/aferroado
quebrar
causar hematoma
queimar
cortar
cair
bater
coçar
escorregar
torcer
tropeçar
bochecha
peito
queixo
cotovelo
testa
calcanhar
joelho
pescoço
ombro
dentes
dedo do pé
pulso
Incrível
amigos
Vou tentar isso.
Boa
Que tal …?
Certifique-se de não …
Por que você não ...?
Certamente você deveria …
Eu diria …
Se quer saber a minha …
Certifique-se de …
É por isso que …
aplicativo
chip
dispositivo
baixar
emoji
mensagem
tela
redes sociais
software
fazer upload
videochamada
pegar/tomar/ir de
entrar/sair
ir de
ir
subir no/descer do
Entendeu?
Assim?
Não exatamente.
É isso.
Antes de começar, …
É muito importante que …
Cerifique-se de que …
Lembre-se de checar que …
por exemplo
por exemplo
tal como
Além disso, …
E mais, …
atleta
homem/mulher de negócios
compositor
inventor
matemático
cientista
escritor
criatividade
determinação
inteligência
capacidade/habilidade
força
talento
continuar
propor
desistir
acompanhar
admirar
exibir-se
partir
estabelecer
participar de
resolver
Conte-me mais.
esse tipo de coisa
O principal é …
entende?
Sou apaixonado por …
Tive muita experiência em …
Aprendi a …
Aprendi o básico de …
Após muito esforço
Como consegui fazer isso?
O meu conselho para você é …
A minha maior realização é …
baixo
tambor/bateria
guitarra
teclado
microfone
saxofone
trompete
violino
clássica
folk
hip-hop
jazz
reggae
rock
dança de salão
balé
breakdance
dança country
dança de discoteca
dança moderna
salsa
swing
sapateado
zumba
o dia todo
Não tem importância.
É uma pena.
Isso não é bom.
O que está fazendo/vai fazer ...?
Você está a fim de …?
Eu adoraria, mas …
Infelizmente …
Obrigado pelo convite.
(Ela) é bem-vinda a …
Você gostaria de …?
No fim das contas, …
Fiquei muito impressionado com …
Se você adora (dança), esse (espetáculo) é imperdível.
O ruim, …
O ponto alto do espetáculo foi ...
Unit Page Number Item/ word or phrase
Starter 4 bike ride
Starter 4 blog
Starter 4 book
Starter 4 magazine
Starter 4 cake
Starter 4 friend
Starter 4 instrument
Starter 4 music
Starter 4 online
Starter 4 photo
Starter 4 shopping
Starter 4 song
Starter 7 video
Starter 7 bus pass
Starter 7 camera
Starter 7 headphones
Starter 7 key
Starter 7 laptop
Starter 7 money
Starter 7 passport
Starter 7 phone
Starter 7 portable charger
Unit 1 11 tablet
Unit 1 11 apostrophe '
Unit 1 11 comma ,
Unit 1 11 cartoon
Unit 1 11 chat show
Unit 1 11 comedy
Unit 1 11 cookery show
Unit 1 11 documentary
Unit 1 11 drama
Unit 1 11 game show
Unit 1 11 on-demand series
Unit 1 11 reality show
Unit 1 14 soap opera
Unit 1 14 sports show
Unit 1 14 news
Unit 1 14 actor
Unit 1 14 camera operator
Unit 1 14 costume
Unit 1 14 director
Unit 1 14 light
Unit 1 14 make-up artist
Unit 1 14 script
Unit 1 16 set
Unit 1 16 sound engineer
Unit 1 16 actually
Unit 1 16 It's really cool!
Unit 1 16 Let's see.
Unit 1 16 Well?
Unit 1 16 Do you like …?
Unit 1 16 I like/love/hate/prefer watching…
Unit 1 16 I'm not really into it/them.
Unit 2 23 It's great/good/not bad/awful.
Unit 2 23 What do you think of …?
Unit 2 23 and
Unit 2 23 but
Unit 2 23 or
Unit 2 23 cloudy
Unit 2 23 cold
Unit 2 23 dry
Unit 2 23 foggy
Unit 2 23 hot
Unit 2 23 icy
Unit 2 23 rainy
Unit 2 23 snowy
Unit 2 26 stormy
Unit 2 26 sunny
Unit 2 26 warm
Unit 2 26 wet
Unit 2 26 windy
Unit 2 26 blanket
Unit 2 26 bowl
Unit 2 26 comb
Unit 2 26 cup
Unit 2 26 fork
Unit 2 26 hairbrush
Unit 2 26 knife
Unit 2 26 lamp
Unit 2 26 mirror
Unit 2 28 pillow
Unit 2 28 plate
Unit 2 28 scissors
Unit 2 28 spoon
Unit 2 28 toothbrush
Unit 2 28 Nothing much.
Unit 2 28 Sounds good!
Unit 2 28 That's a shame.
Unit 2 28 You learn something new every day!
Unit 2 28 How was your weekend?
Unit 2 29 It was (OK/good/great/amazing/awful), thanks.
Unit 2 29 What about you?
Unit 2 29 What did you do?
Unit 2 29 What was the weather like?
Unit 2 29 Where did you stay?
Unit 3 35 At first, …
Unit 3 35 Finally, …
Unit 3 35 (He) set off on …
Unit 3 35 The weather was …
Unit 3 35 There were a lot of problems.
Unit 3 35 afraid
Unit 3 35 angry
Unit 3 35 bored
Unit 3 35 embarrassed
Unit 3 35 excited
Unit 3 35 lonely
Unit 3 38 nervous
Unit 3 38 surprised
Unit 3 38 tired
Unit 3 38 worried
Unit 3 38 upset
Unit 3 38 across
Unit 3 38 along
Unit 3 38 between
Unit 3 38 down
Unit 3 38 into
Unit 3 38 off
Unit 3 38 out of
Unit 3 40 over
Unit 3 40 past
Unit 3 40 through
Unit 3 40 under
Unit 3 40 up
Unit 3 40 Go on.
Unit 3 40 No idea.
Unit 3 40 What a great story!
Unit 3 40 You're kidding!
Unit 3 41 Guess what happened (yesterday)?
Unit 3 41 It happened to …
Unit 3 41 Really?
Unit 3 41 That's amazing/incredible!
Unit 3 41 What was (he) doing (in) …?
Unit 3 41 A few minutes later, …
Unit 4 47 In the end, …
Unit 4 47 One night last summer, …
Unit 4 47 Suddenly, …
Unit 4 47 The next morning, …
Unit 4 47 borrow
Unit 4 47 change
Unit 4 47 cost
Unit 4 47 earn
Unit 4 47 lend
Unit 4 47 owe
Unit 4 50 pay
Unit 4 50 save
Unit 4 50 sell
Unit 4 50 spend
Unit 4 50 carer
Unit 4 50 charity worker
Unit 4 50 firefighter
Unit 4 50 lawyer
Unit 4 50 lifeguard
Unit 4 50 nurse
Unit 4 50 paramedic
Unit 4 50 police officer
Unit 4 52 refuse collector
Unit 4 52 surgeon
Unit 4 52 vet
Unit 4 52 volunteer
Unit 4 52 cute
Unit 4 52 I owe you one.
Unit 4 52 There you are.
Unit 4 52 What's up?
Unit 4 52 Could you do me a favour?
Unit 4 53 I'm sorry, I can't.
Unit 4 53 It depends.
Unit 4 53 Sure.
Unit 4 53 Would you mind …-ing … ?
Unit 4 53 First of all, …
Unit 5 59 I believe that …
Unit 5 59 In my opinion, …
Unit 5 59 Personally, I think that …
Unit 5 59 To sum up, …
Unit 5 59 armchair
Unit 5 59 bookcase
Unit 5 59 carpet
Unit 5 59 ceiling
Unit 5 59 chest of drawers
Unit 5 59 cupboard
Unit 5 59 desk
Unit 5 59 floor
Unit 5 59 fridge
Unit 5 62 picture
Unit 5 62 shelves
Unit 5 62 sink
Unit 5 62 wardrobe
Unit 5 62 clean (the kitchen)
Unit 5 62 do the ironing
Unit 5 62 do the washing
Unit 5 62 do the washing-up
Unit 5 62 empty (the washing machine)
Unit 5 64 load the dishwasher
Unit 5 64 make your bed
Unit 5 64 tidy up (the living room)
Unit 5 64 vacuum (the carpet)
Unit 5 64 I'm not convinced.
Unit 5 64 It looks awesome!
Unit 5 64 Me neither.
Unit 5 64 Me too.
Unit 5 65 at the bottom/top
Unit 5 65 in the background
Unit 5 65 on the left/right
Unit 5 65 What's that … ?
Unit 6 71 also
Unit 6 71 as well
Unit 6 71 as well as
Unit 6 71 too
Unit 6 71 be bitten
Unit 6 71 be stung
Unit 6 71 break
Unit 6 71 bruise
Unit 6 71 burn
Unit 6 71 cut
Unit 6 71 fall off
Unit 6 71 hit
Unit 6 74 scratch
Unit 6 74 slip
Unit 6 74 sprain
Unit 6 74 trip over
Unit 6 74 cheek
Unit 6 74 chest
Unit 6 74 chin
Unit 6 74 elbow
Unit 6 74 forehead
Unit 6 74 heel
Unit 6 74 knee
Unit 6 74 neck
Unit 6 76 shoulder
Unit 6 76 teeth
Unit 6 76 toe
Unit 6 76 wrist
Unit 6 76 Awesome
Unit 6 76 buddies
Unit 6 76 I'll give it/them a go.
Unit 6 76 Nice one
Unit 6 77 How about …-ing … ?
Unit 6 77 Make sure you don't …
Unit 6 77 Why don't you … ?
Unit 6 77 You should definitely …
Unit 7 83 I'd say …
Unit 7 83 If you ask me, …
Unit 7 83 Make sure …
Unit 7 83 That's why …
Unit 7 83 app
Unit 7 83 chip
Unit 7 83 device
Unit 7 83 download
Unit 7 83 emoji
Unit 7 83 message
Unit 7 83 screen
Unit 7 86 social media
Unit 7 86 software
Unit 7 86 upload
Unit 7 86 video chat
Unit 7 86 catch/get/take
Unit 7 88 get into/out of
Unit 7 88 go by
Unit 7 88 go on
Unit 7 88 get on/get off
Unit 7 88 Got that?
Unit 7 88 Like this?
Unit 7 88 Not quite.
Unit 7 88 That's it.
Unit 7 89 Before you start, …
Unit 7 89 It's really important that …
Unit 7 89 Make sure that …
Unit 7 89 Remember to check that …
Unit 7 89 for example
Unit 8 95 for instance
Unit 8 95 such as
Unit 8 95 In addition,
Unit 8 95 What's more,
Unit 8 95 athlete
Unit 8 95 businessman/businesswoman
Unit 8 95 composer
Unit 8 95 inventor
Unit 8 95 mathematician
Unit 8 95 scientist
Unit 8 95 writer
Unit 8 95 creativity
Unit 8 95 determination
Unit 8 95 intelligence
Unit 8 98 skill
Unit 8 98 strength
Unit 8 98 talent
Unit 8 98 carry on
Unit 8 98 come up with
Unit 8 98 give up
Unit 8 98 keep up with
Unit 8 98 look up to
Unit 8 98 show off
Unit 8 98 set off
Unit 8 100 set up
Unit 8 100 take part in
Unit 8 100 work out
Unit 8 100 Tell me more.
Unit 8 100 that sort of thing
Unit 8 100 The main thing is …
Unit 8 100 you see
Unit 8 100 I'm passionate about …
Unit 8 101 I've had plenty of experience of …
Unit 8 101 I've learned how to …
Unit 8 101 I've learned the basics of …
Unit 8 101 after a lot of effort
Unit 9 107 How did I manage it?
Unit 9 107 My advice to you is …
Unit 9 107 My greatest achievement is …
Unit 9 107 bass
Unit 9 107 drum
Unit 9 107 guitar
Unit 9 107 keyboard
Unit 9 107 microphone
Unit 9 107 saxophone
Unit 9 107 trumpet
Unit 9 107 violin
Unit 9 107 classical
Unit 9 107 folk
Unit 9 107 hip-hop
Unit 9 110 jazz
Unit 9 110 reggae
Unit 9 110 rock
Unit 9 110 ballroom dancing
Unit 9 110 ballet dancing
Unit 9 110 breakdance
Unit 9 110 country dancing
Unit 9 110 disco dancing
Unit 9 110 modern dance
Unit 9 110 salsa dancing
Unit 9 112 swing
Unit 9 112 tap dancing
Unit 9 112 zumba
Unit 9 112 all day long
Unit 9 112 Never mind.
Unit 9 112 That's a pity.
Unit 9 112 That's no good.
Unit 9 112 What are you up to?
Unit 9 112 Do you fancy …?
Unit 9 112 I'd love to, but …
Unit 9 112 I'm afraid …
Unit 9 113 Thanks for asking, though.
Unit 9 113 (She's) welcome to …
Unit 9 113 Would you like to …?
Unit 9 113 All in all, …
Unit 9 113 I was very impressed by …
Unit 9 113 If you love (dance), this (show) is a must-see.
Unit 9 113 On the downside, …
Unit 9 113 The highlight of the show is …
Translation
Velotour
Blog
Buch
Zeitschrift
Kuchen
Freund
Instrument
Musik
online
Foto
Einkaufen
Lied
Video
Busbillett
Kamera
Kopfhörer
Schlüssel
Laptop
Geld
Reisepass
Telefon
tragbares Ladegerät
Tablet
Apostroph '
Komma ,
Trickfilm
Talkshow
Komödie
Kochsendung
Dokumentarfilm
Drama
Gameshow
On-Demand-Serie
Reality-Show
Seifenoper
Sportsendung
Nachrichten
Schauspieler
Kameramann
Kostüm
Regisseur
Lampe
Maskenbildner
Drehbuch
Kulisse
Toningenieur
Eigentlich
Es ist wirklich cool
Schauen wir mal.
Und?
Magst du …?
Ich schaue gern/sehr gern/gar nicht gern/lieber…
Darauf stehe ich nicht so.
Es ist grossartig/gut/nicht schlecht/furchtbar.
Was hältst du von…?
und
aber
oder
wolkig
kalt
trocken
nebelig
heiss
eisig
regnerisch
verschneit
stürmisch
sonnig
warm
nass
windig
Decke
Schüssel
Kamm
Tasse
Gabel
Haarbürste
Messer
Lampe
Spiegel
Kissen
Teller
Schere
Löffel
Zahnbürste
Nicht viel.
Klingt gut!
Das ist schade.
Man lernt jeden Tag etwas dazu!
Wie war dein Wochenende?
Es war (okay/gut/grossartig/super/schrecklich), danke.
Und bei dir?
Was hast du gemacht?
Wie war das Wetter?
Wo hast du übernachtet?
Zuerst…
Schliesslich…
(Er) brach auf am…
Das Wetter war…
Es gab viele Probleme.
Angst haben
wütend
gelangweilt
verlegen
aufgeregt
einsam
nervös
überrascht
müde
besorgt
bestürzt
über
entlang
zwischen
herunter
in/hinein
weg
heraus
über
vorbei
durch
unter
hinauf/oben
Mach weiter
Keine Ahnung.
Was für eine tolle Geschichte!
Du machst wohl Witze!
Rate was (gestern) passiert ist!
Es ist … passiert
Wirklich?
Das ist ja wahnsinnig/unglaublich!
Was hat (er) im (…) gemacht?
Ein paar Minuten später…
Zuerst…
Eines Nachts letzten Sommer…
Plötzlich…
Am nächsten Morgen…
ausleihen
ändern
kosten
verdienen
leihen
schulden
zahlen
sparen
verkaufen
ausgeben
Pflegekraft
Wohltätigkeitsarbeiter/in
Feuerwehrfrau/-mann
Anwalt
Rettungschwimmer/in
Krankenpfleger/in
Sanitäter/in
Polizist/in
Kehrichtbelader/in
Chirurg/in
Tierarzt/-ärztin
Freiwillige/r
herzig
Du hast was gut bei mir.
Bitte sehr
Was ist los?
Könntest du mir einen Gefallen tun?
Das kann ich leider nicht.
Das kommt darauf an.
Natürlich.
Würde es dir etwas ausmachen…?
Zuerst …
Ich glaube, dass…
Meiner Meinung nach….
Ich persönlich glaube, dass…
Zusammenfassend würde ich sagen, dass….
Sessel
Bücherregal
Teppich
Decke
Schubladenschrank
Kasten
Schreibtisch
Fussboden
Kühlschrank
Bild
Regale
Lavabo
Kleiderkasten
(die Küche) saubermachen
bügeln
die Wäsche machen
den Abwasch machen
(die Waschmaschine) ausräumen
die Spülmaschine einräumen
das Bett machen
(das Wohnzimmer) aufräumen
(den Teppich) saugen
Ich bin nicht überzeugt.
Es sieht toll aus!
Ich auch nicht.
Ich auch.
unten/oben
im Hintergrund
links/rechts
Was ist das…?
auch
ebenso
sowie
auch
gestochen werden
gestochen werden
brechen
einen blauen Fleck haben
sich verbrennen
sich schneiden
(hin)fallen
(an)schlagen
kratzen
ausrutschen
verstauchen
über etwas stolpern
Wange
Brust
Kinn
Ellbogen
Stirn
Ferse
Knie
Hals
Schulter
Zähne
Zehe
Handgelenk
Toll
Kumpel
Ich probiere es/sie aus.
Super
Wie wäre es mit…?
Pass auf, dass du nicht…
Warum … du nicht …?
Du solltest auf jeden Fall…
Ich würde sagen…
Wenn du mich fragst…
Achte darauf…
Darum…
App
Chip
Gerät
herunterladen
Emoji
Nachricht
Bildschirm
Soziale Medien
Software
hochladen
Video-Chat
nehmen
einsteigen/aussteigen
mit dem … fahren
weiterfahren
einsteigen/aussteigen
Alles klar?
So?
Nicht ganz.
Gut so.
Bevor du anfängst…
Es ist wirklich wichtig, dass…
Achte darauf, dass…
Denke daran zu überprüfen, dass…
zum Beispiel
zum Beispiel
wie zum Beispiel
Zusätzlich…
Und ausserdem…
Athlet/in
Geschäftsmann/Geschäftsfrau
Komponist/in
Erfinder/in
Mathematiker/in
Wissenschaftler/in
Schriftsteller/in
Kreativität
Entschlossenheit
Intelligenz
Fähigkeit
Stärke
Talent
weitermachen
sich etwas ausdenken
aufgeben
mit jdm. mithalten
zu jdm. aufsehen
angeben
sich auf den Weg machen
gründen
teilnehmen
lösen
Erzähle mir mehr.
und dergleichen
Die Hauptsache ist…
weisst du
Ich habe eine Leidenschaft für…
Ich habe viel Erfahrung gesammelt mit…
Ich habe gelernt, wie…
Ich habe die Grundlagen des/der … gelernt
nach vielen Bemühungen
Wie ich das geschafft habe?
Mein Rat an dich ist…
Meine grösste Errungenschaft ist…
Bass
Schlagzeug
Gitarre
Keyboard
Mikrofon
Saxofon
Trompete
Geige
klassisch
Folk
Hip-Hop
Jazz
Reggae
Rock
Gesellschaftstanz
Balletttanz
Breakdance
Country-Tanz
Disco-Tanz
Modern Dance
Salsa-Tanz
Swing
Stepptanz
Zumba
den ganzen Tag lang
Macht nichts.
Das ist schade.
Das ist nicht gut.
Was machst du?
Hast du Lust…?
Ich würde sehr gerne, aber…
Ich befürchte…
Aber danke, dass du fragst.
(Sie) kann gerne…
Würdest du gerne…?
Alles in allem…
Ich war sehr beeindruckt von…
Wenn du (Tanzen) liebst, ist diese (Show) ein Muss.
Der Nachteil ist…
Das Highlight der Show war…
Unit Page Number Item/ word or phrase
Starter 4 bike ride
Starter 4 blog
Starter 4 book
Starter 4 magazine
Starter 4 cake
Starter 4 friend
Starter 4 instrument
Starter 4 music
Starter 4 online
Starter 4 photo
Starter 4 shopping
Starter 4 song
Starter 7 video
Starter 7 bus pass
Starter 7 camera
Starter 7 headphones
Starter 7 key
Starter 7 laptop
Starter 7 money
Starter 7 passport
Starter 7 phone
Starter 7 portable charger
Unit 1 11 tablet
Unit 1 11 apostrophe '
Unit 1 11 comma ,
Unit 1 11 cartoon
Unit 1 11 chat show
Unit 1 11 comedy
Unit 1 11 cookery show
Unit 1 11 documentary
Unit 1 11 drama
Unit 1 11 game show
Unit 1 11 on-demand series
Unit 1 11 reality show
Unit 1 14 soap opera
Unit 1 14 sports show
Unit 1 14 news
Unit 1 14 actor
Unit 1 14 camera operator
Unit 1 14 costume
Unit 1 14 director
Unit 1 14 light
Unit 1 14 make-up artist
Unit 1 14 script
Unit 1 16 set
Unit 1 16 sound engineer
Unit 1 16 actually
Unit 1 16 It's really cool!
Unit 1 16 Let's see.
Unit 1 16 Well?
Unit 1 16 Do you like …?
Unit 1 16 I like/love/hate/prefer watching…
Unit 1 16 I'm not really into it/them.
Unit 2 23 It's great/good/not bad/awful.
Unit 2 23 What do you think of …?
Unit 2 23 and
Unit 2 23 but
Unit 2 23 or
Unit 2 23 cloudy
Unit 2 23 cold
Unit 2 23 dry
Unit 2 23 foggy
Unit 2 23 hot
Unit 2 23 icy
Unit 2 23 rainy
Unit 2 23 snowy
Unit 2 26 stormy
Unit 2 26 sunny
Unit 2 26 warm
Unit 2 26 wet
Unit 2 26 windy
Unit 2 26 blanket
Unit 2 26 bowl
Unit 2 26 comb
Unit 2 26 cup
Unit 2 26 fork
Unit 2 26 hairbrush
Unit 2 26 knife
Unit 2 26 lamp
Unit 2 26 mirror
Unit 2 28 pillow
Unit 2 28 plate
Unit 2 28 scissors
Unit 2 28 spoon
Unit 2 28 toothbrush
Unit 2 28 Nothing much.
Unit 2 28 Sounds good!
Unit 2 28 That's a shame.
Unit 2 28 You learn something new every day!
Unit 2 28 How was your weekend?
Unit 2 29 It was (OK/good/great/amazing/awful), thanks.
Unit 2 29 What about you?
Unit 2 29 What did you do?
Unit 2 29 What was the weather like?
Unit 2 29 Where did you stay?
Unit 3 35 At first, …
Unit 3 35 Finally, …
Unit 3 35 (He) set off on …
Unit 3 35 The weather was …
Unit 3 35 There were a lot of problems.
Unit 3 35 afraid
Unit 3 35 angry
Unit 3 35 bored
Unit 3 35 embarrassed
Unit 3 35 excited
Unit 3 35 lonely
Unit 3 38 nervous
Unit 3 38 surprised
Unit 3 38 tired
Unit 3 38 worried
Unit 3 38 upset
Unit 3 38 across
Unit 3 38 along
Unit 3 38 between
Unit 3 38 down
Unit 3 38 into
Unit 3 38 off
Unit 3 38 out of
Unit 3 40 over
Unit 3 40 past
Unit 3 40 through
Unit 3 40 under
Unit 3 40 up
Unit 3 40 Go on.
Unit 3 40 No idea.
Unit 3 40 What a great story!
Unit 3 40 You're kidding!
Unit 3 41 Guess what happened (yesterday)?
Unit 3 41 It happened to …
Unit 3 41 Really?
Unit 3 41 That's amazing/incredible!
Unit 3 41 What was (he) doing (in) …?
Unit 3 41 A few minutes later, …
Unit 4 47 In the end, …
Unit 4 47 One night last summer, …
Unit 4 47 Suddenly, …
Unit 4 47 The next morning, …
Unit 4 47 borrow
Unit 4 47 change
Unit 4 47 cost
Unit 4 47 earn
Unit 4 47 lend
Unit 4 47 owe
Unit 4 50 pay
Unit 4 50 save
Unit 4 50 sell
Unit 4 50 spend
Unit 4 50 carer
Unit 4 50 charity worker
Unit 4 50 firefighter
Unit 4 50 lawyer
Unit 4 50 lifeguard
Unit 4 50 nurse
Unit 4 50 paramedic
Unit 4 50 police officer
Unit 4 52 refuse collector
Unit 4 52 surgeon
Unit 4 52 vet
Unit 4 52 volunteer
Unit 4 52 cute
Unit 4 52 I owe you one.
Unit 4 52 There you are.
Unit 4 52 What's up?
Unit 4 52 Could you do me a favour?
Unit 4 53 I'm sorry, I can't.
Unit 4 53 It depends.
Unit 4 53 Sure.
Unit 4 53 Would you mind …-ing … ?
Unit 4 53 First of all, …
Unit 5 59 I believe that …
Unit 5 59 In my opinion, …
Unit 5 59 Personally, I think that …
Unit 5 59 To sum up, …
Unit 5 59 armchair
Unit 5 59 bookcase
Unit 5 59 carpet
Unit 5 59 ceiling
Unit 5 59 chest of drawers
Unit 5 59 cupboard
Unit 5 59 desk
Unit 5 59 floor
Unit 5 59 fridge
Unit 5 62 picture
Unit 5 62 shelves
Unit 5 62 sink
Unit 5 62 wardrobe
Unit 5 62 clean (the kitchen)
Unit 5 62 do the ironing
Unit 5 62 do the washing
Unit 5 62 do the washing-up
Unit 5 62 empty (the washing machine)
Unit 5 64 load the dishwasher
Unit 5 64 make your bed
Unit 5 64 tidy up (the living room)
Unit 5 64 vacuum (the carpet)
Unit 5 64 I'm not convinced.
Unit 5 64 It looks awesome!
Unit 5 64 Me neither.
Unit 5 64 Me too.
Unit 5 65 at the bottom/top
Unit 5 65 in the background
Unit 5 65 on the left/right
Unit 5 65 What's that … ?
Unit 6 71 also
Unit 6 71 as well
Unit 6 71 as well as
Unit 6 71 too
Unit 6 71 be bitten
Unit 6 71 be stung
Unit 6 71 break
Unit 6 71 bruise
Unit 6 71 burn
Unit 6 71 cut
Unit 6 71 fall off
Unit 6 71 hit
Unit 6 74 scratch
Unit 6 74 slip
Unit 6 74 sprain
Unit 6 74 trip over
Unit 6 74 cheek
Unit 6 74 chest
Unit 6 74 chin
Unit 6 74 elbow
Unit 6 74 forehead
Unit 6 74 heel
Unit 6 74 knee
Unit 6 74 neck
Unit 6 76 shoulder
Unit 6 76 teeth
Unit 6 76 toe
Unit 6 76 wrist
Unit 6 76 Awesome
Unit 6 76 buddies
Unit 6 76 I'll give it/them a go.
Unit 6 76 Nice one
Unit 6 77 How about …-ing … ?
Unit 6 77 Make sure you don't …
Unit 6 77 Why don't you … ?
Unit 6 77 You should definitely …
Unit 7 83 I'd say …
Unit 7 83 If you ask me, …
Unit 7 83 Make sure …
Unit 7 83 That's why …
Unit 7 83 app
Unit 7 83 chip
Unit 7 83 device
Unit 7 83 download
Unit 7 83 emoji
Unit 7 83 message
Unit 7 83 screen
Unit 7 86 social media
Unit 7 86 software
Unit 7 86 upload
Unit 7 86 video chat
Unit 7 86 catch/get/take
Unit 7 88 get into/out of
Unit 7 88 go by
Unit 7 88 go on
Unit 7 88 get on/get off
Unit 7 88 Got that?
Unit 7 88 Like this?
Unit 7 88 Not quite.
Unit 7 88 That's it.
Unit 7 89 Before you start, …
Unit 7 89 It's really important that …
Unit 7 89 Make sure that …
Unit 7 89 Remember to check that …
Unit 7 89 for example
Unit 8 95 for instance
Unit 8 95 such as
Unit 8 95 In addition,
Unit 8 95 What's more,
Unit 8 95 athlete
Unit 8 95 businessman/businesswoman
Unit 8 95 composer
Unit 8 95 inventor
Unit 8 95 mathematician
Unit 8 95 scientist
Unit 8 95 writer
Unit 8 95 creativity
Unit 8 95 determination
Unit 8 95 intelligence
Unit 8 98 skill
Unit 8 98 strength
Unit 8 98 talent
Unit 8 98 carry on
Unit 8 98 come up with
Unit 8 98 give up
Unit 8 98 keep up with
Unit 8 98 look up to
Unit 8 98 show off
Unit 8 98 set off
Unit 8 100 set up
Unit 8 100 take part in
Unit 8 100 work out
Unit 8 100 Tell me more.
Unit 8 100 that sort of thing
Unit 8 100 The main thing is …
Unit 8 100 you see
Unit 8 100 I'm passionate about …
Unit 8 101 I've had plenty of experience of …
Unit 8 101 I've learned how to …
Unit 8 101 I've learned the basics of …
Unit 8 101 after a lot of effort
Unit 9 107 How did I manage it?
Unit 9 107 My advice to you is …
Unit 9 107 My greatest achievement is …
Unit 9 107 bass
Unit 9 107 drum
Unit 9 107 guitar
Unit 9 107 keyboard
Unit 9 107 microphone
Unit 9 107 saxophone
Unit 9 107 trumpet
Unit 9 107 violin
Unit 9 107 classical
Unit 9 107 folk
Unit 9 107 hip-hop
Unit 9 110 jazz
Unit 9 110 reggae
Unit 9 110 rock
Unit 9 110 ballroom dancing
Unit 9 110 ballet dancing
Unit 9 110 breakdance
Unit 9 110 country dancing
Unit 9 110 disco dancing
Unit 9 110 modern dance
Unit 9 110 salsa dancing
Unit 9 112 swing
Unit 9 112 tap dancing
Unit 9 112 zumba
Unit 9 112 all day long
Unit 9 112 Never mind.
Unit 9 112 That's a pity.
Unit 9 112 That's no good.
Unit 9 112 What are you up to?
Unit 9 112 Do you fancy …?
Unit 9 112 I'd love to, but …
Unit 9 112 I'm afraid …
Unit 9 113 Thanks for asking, though.
Unit 9 113 (She's) welcome to …
Unit 9 113 Would you like to …?
Unit 9 113 All in all, …
Unit 9 113 I was very impressed by …
Unit 9 113 If you love (dance), this (show) is a must-see.
Unit 9 113 On the downside, …
Unit 9 113 The highlight of the show is …
Translation
bisiklet gezisi
blog
kitap
dergi
kek
arkadaş
enstrüman
müzik
çevrim içi
fotoğraf
alışveriş
şarkı
video
otobüs pasosu
kamera
kulaklık
anahtar
dizüstü bilgisayar
para
pasaport
telefon
taşınabilir şarj cihazı
tablet
tepeden virgül '
virgül ,
karikatür
sohbet programı
komedi
aşçılık programı
belgesel
tiyatro
oyun programı
isteğe bağlı diziler
realite programı
pembe dizi
spor programı
haberler
aktör
kameraman
kostüm
direktör
ışık
makyaj uzmanı
metin
set
ses mühendisi
aslında
Bu gerçekten harika!
Bir bakalım.
Peki?
… beğeniyor musunuz?
… beğeniyorum/seviyorum/nefret ediyorum/izlemeyi tercih ediyorum
Onunla/onlarla pek ilgilenmiyorum.
Bu harika/iyi/fena değil/berbat.
… hakkında ne düşünüyorsunuz?
ve
fakat
veya
bulutlu
soğuk
kuru
sisli
sıcak
buzlu
yağmurlu
karlı
fırtınalı
güneşli
ılık
ıslak
rüzgârlı
battaniye
kâse
tarak
bardak
çatal
saç fırçası
bıçak
lamba
ayna
yastık
tabak
makas
kaşık
diş fırçası
Pek değişiklik yok.
Kulağa hoş geliyor!
Bu utanç verici.
Her gün yeni bir şeyler öğrenirsin!
Hafta sonun nasıldı?
Bu (TAMAM/iyi/harika/müthiş/berbat), teşekkürler.
Peki ya sen?
Ne yaptın?
Hava nasıldı?
Nerede kaldınız?
İlk başta, …
Sonunda, …
(O) … tarihinde yol çıktı
Hava …
Çok sayıda sorun vardı.
korkmuş
sinirli
sıkılmış
utanmış
heyecanlı
yalnız
gergin
şaşırmış
yorgun
endişeli
üzgün
karşısında
boyunca
arasında
aşağı
içine
kapalı
dışında
üzerinde
geçen
içinden
altında
yukarı
Devam et.
Fikrim yok.
Harika bir hikâye!
Şaka yapıyorsun!
Tahmin et (dün) ne oldu?
… başına geldi
Gerçekten mi?
Bu müthiş/inanılmaz!
(O) … içinde ne yapıyordu?
Birkaç dakika sonra, …
Sonunda, …
Geçen yaz bir gece, …
Aniden, …
Sonraki sabah, …
ödünç almak
değiştirmek
mâl olmak
kazanmak
ödünç vermek
borçlu olmak
ödemek
tasarruf etmek
satmak
harcamak
bakıcı
hayır kurumu çalışanı
itfaiyeci
avukat
cankurtaran
hemşire
sağlık personeli
polis memuru
atık kolektörü
cerrah
veteriner
gönüllü
sevimli
Sana bir iyilik borçluyum.
İşte buradasın.
Nasılsın?
Bana bir iyilik yapabilir misin?
Üzgünüm, yapamam.
Duruma göre değişir.
Elbette.
Mümkünse, …bilir miyim?
Öncelikle, …
İnanıyorum ki, …
Düşünceme göre, …
Kişisel olarak düşüncem, …
Özetlersek, …
koltuk
kitaplık
halı
tavan
şifonyer
dolap
masa
zemin
buzdolabı
resim
raflar
evye
gardırop
(mutfağı) temizlemek
ütü yapmak
çamaşır yıkamak
bulaşıkları yıkamak
(çamaşır makinesini) boşaltmak
bulaşık makinesini doldurmak
yatağınızı yapmak
(oturma odasını) toparlamak
(halı) süpürmek
İkna olmadım.
Harika görünüyor!
Ben de (olumsuz).
Ben de.
altta/üstte
arkada
solda/sağda
O … nedir?
ayrıca
ilave olarak
birlikte
de
ısırılmak
sokulmak
kırık
yara
yanık
kesik
düşme
çarpmak
kaşımak
kaymak
burkmak
takılmak
yanak
göğüs
çene
dirsek
alın
topuk
diz
boyun
omuz
diş
ayak parmağı
bilek
Harika
arkadaşlar
Bunu/bunları bir kez deneyeceğim.
Aferin
Peki ya …?
… -dığından emin ol.
Neden sen … ?
Kesinlikle … gerekir
Sanırım, …
Bana sorarsan, …
… emin ol
Bu nedenle, …
uygulama
çip
cihaz
indirme
emoji
mesaj
ekran
sosyal medya
yazılım
yükleme
video sohbet
yakalamak/elde etmek/almak
girmek/çıkmak
geçip gitmek
devam etmek
binmek/inmek
Anladın mı?
Bunu beğendin mi?
Pek değil.
İşte bu.
Başlamadan önce, …
… gerçekten önemli
… emin ol.
… kontrol etmeyi unutma
örneğin
sözgelişi
mesela
Ek olarak,
Üstelik,
atlet
iş adamı/iş kadını
besteci
mucit
matematikçi
bilim adamı
yazar
yaratıcılık
kararlılık
zeka
beceri
güç
yetenek
yürütmek
bulmak
vazgeçmek
takip etmek
saygı duymak
göstermek
yola çıkmak
kurmak
katılmak
çalışmak
Bana daha fazlasını anlat.
o türde bir şey
Ana konu …
senin anlayacağın
… konusunda tutkuluyum
… konusunda geniş bir deneyim kazandım
Nasıl … öğrendim
… temellerini öğrendim
yoğun bir çabadan sonra
Nasıl başardım?
Sana tavsiyem …
En büyük başarım …
bas
davul
gitar
klavye
mikrofon
saksofon
trumpet
keman
klasik
folk
hip-hop
caz
reggae
rock
salon dansı
bale dansı
break dans
Amerikan folk dansı
disko dansı
modern dans
salsa dansı
swing
step dansı
zumba
tüm gün boyunca
Boş ver.
Çok yazık.
Bu hiç iyi değil.
Neyin peşindesin?
… hayalini kurar mısın?
Çok isterim, ancak …
Korkarım, …
Yine de, sorduğun için teşekkürler.
Bırakın … yapsın
… yapmaktan hoşlanır mısın?
Sonuçta, …
… beni çok etkiledi
(Dans etmeyi) seviyorsan, bu (gösteri) mutlaka görülmeli.
Olumsuz tarafı, …
Gösterinin ana vurgusu …