Pre Intermediate

Pre-intermediate wordlist: English a

Lesson no.

English word

Example sentence

a

5A

ability (n) : beceri

He has the ability to explain things clearly.

a

5A

able (adj) :-ebilmek

He'll be able to help you.

a

7C

above (prep) :üzerinde

There's a mirror above the washbasin.

a

5A

abroad (adv) : yabancı ülke

He goes abroad a lot with his job.

a

10A

absolutely (adv) : kesinlikle

The food was absolutely delicious.

a

8D

accent (n) : aksan

She has an American accent

a

8C

accept (v) : kabul etmek

He accepted the job.

a

11A

account (n) : hesap

I paid the money into my bank account this morning.

a

12A

achieve (v) : başarmak

If I finish this homework, I'll feel as if I've achieved something.

a

5B

across (adv) : boyunca

I was walking across the road.

a

3C

act (n) : rol yapmak

Was she really upset or was that just an act?

a

2B

action (n) : aksiyon

She has to accept the consequences of her actions.

a

1D

actually (adv) : aslında

She sounds English but she's actually Spanish.

a

11C

adapted (v) :adapte olmak,uyarlamak

The film has been adapted from the book.

a

4C

addict (n) : bağımlı

She's a complete chocolate addict.

a

6A

adjective (n) : sıfat

Cold and "Hot" are adjectives.

a

8C

admire (v) : takdir etmek

You have to admire him for being so determined.

a

8D

admit (v) : kabul(itiraf) etmek

Both men admitted taking illegal drugs.

a

1B

in advance (n) : önceden, şimdiden

You need to book your ticket at least 14 days in advance.

a

7C

adventure (n) : macera

It's a film about the adventures of two friends

a

1C

adverb (n) : zarf

Quickly and "Slowly" are adverbs.

a

3C

advertisement (n) : reklam

I saw the job in a newspaper advertisement.

a

2C

adviser (n) : danışman

She's a financial adviser.

a

1C

aerobics (n)

She goes to aerobics classes.

a

6D

afraid (adj) : korkan, korkmuş

We haven't got any tickets left, I'm afraid.

a

5C

African (adj)

He is very interested in African music.

a

1C

after (prep) : sonra

We went swimming after lunch.

a

3D

afterwards (adv) : sonrasında

I did my homework and went swimming afterwards.

a

1A

again (adv) : tekrar

I'll ask her again.

a

2A

aged (adj) : yaşında

They have one daughter, aged three.

a

5C

agency (n) : acenta

He works in an advertising agency.

a

6A

aggressive (adj)

He was drunk and aggressive.

a

1B

ago (adv) : önce

They moved to London ten years ago.

a

10C

AIDS (n)

AIDS is a serious illness.

a

8A

air conditioning (n) : klima

Would you like the air conditioning switched on?

a

3A

airline (n) : havayolu

Which airline did you fly with?

a

4B

album (n) : albüm

Have you heard their new album?

a

4A

alien (n): yaratık, uzaylı

I don't like films with aliens.

a

1B

all (det) : hepsi

Who's eaten all the cake?

a

1A

already (adv): zaten

I've already told him.

a

9A

alright (adj): iyi

I'm all right thanks. How are you?

a

10D

altogether (adv) :hepbirlikte

There were twenty people there altogether.

a

1B

a.m. (adv) : öğleden önce

We're open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily.

a

4A

amazing (adj) : şaşırtıcı

It's amazing how many people can't read.

a

5B

ambition (n) : arzulanan şey

My ambition is to retire at forty.

a

2A

ambitious (adj) : hırslı

This is our most ambitious project so far.

a

5C

amount (n) : miktar, meblağ

The project will take a huge amount of time and money.

a

11C

(animal) rights (n) : hayvan hakları

They are campaigning for animal rights.

a

11C

announcer (n) : ilan eden kimse

An announcer is someone who speaks on the TV or radio.

a

9B

annoyed (adj) : kızgın, rahatsız I was annoyed at Kathy for arriving late olmuş

a

9C

annoying (adj): sinir bozucu, can sıkıcı

I've got an annoying cough.(cough: öksürmek)

a

4C

anti-television (adj)

NoTV.com is an anti-television group.

a

9B

anymore (adv) : artık

This coat doesn't fit me anymore.

a

2A

anyone (pron) : hiçkimse

I didn't know anyone at the party.

a

2B

anyway (adv) :neyse, yine de

I hate carrots, but I eat them anyway.

a

7A

anywhere (adv) : bir yer

Just sit anywhere.

a

11C

(apartment) block (n)

I live in a small block of flats.

a

11C

apartment block (n)

I live in a small apartment block.

a

3C

apologise (v) : özür dilemek

The bank apologised for the error.

a

3D

apology (n) : özür

I have an apology to make to you - I'm sorry for being rude.

a

3C

apparently (adv) : belli ki, anlaşılan

Apparently it's going to rain today.

a

11B

appear (v) :ortaya çıkmak, görünmek

Laptop computers first appeared in the 1990s.

a

3B

application (n) : başvuru, kullanım

I made an application for a bank loan.

a

3B

apply (v) : başvurmak, uygulamak

I've applied for a job.

a

8C

Arab (adj)

Egypt is an Arab country.

a

2C

Arabia (n)

He works in Saudi Arabia.

a

8A

area (n) : alan, bölge

He lives in a nice area.

a

3C

argue (v) : münakaşa etmek

My parents are always arguing about money.

a

3C

argument (n) : münakaşa, tartışma

They had an argument about who should do the cleaning.

a

9D

arrangement (n) :plan, düzenleme

I'll look in my diary before making arrangements.

a

11B

arrest (v) : tevkif etmek

The police decided to arrest him for breaking the window.

a

1C

art (n) : sanat

She's studying art at school.

a

3C

artist (n) :artist

She wants to be a famous artist one day.

a

1A

ask (n) : soru

She asked him out to lunch the next day.

a

2B

ask someone out (pv) : çıkma teklifi

If you really like someone, you can ask them out on a date.

a

9C

asleep (adj) :uykuda

The children are asleep.

a

3C

assist (v) : yardım etmek

The army arrived to assist in the search.

a

11C

association (n) : dernek, mesleki kuruluş

The Football Association made the decision quickly.

a

4A

attack (v) : saldırmak

She attacked the government's new education policy.

a

11C

attention (n) : dikkat

Ladies and gentlemen, could I have your attention, please?

a

10B

attitude (n) : tavır, davranış, düşünce

Always have a positive attitude.

a

10A

auction (n) : açık arttırma, ihale I bought this in an auction.

a

3C

audience (n) : seyirci, izleyici, dinleyici

There were a lot of children in the audience.

a

11B

author (n) : yazar, eser sahibi

She's a popular author of children's fiction.

a

1A

auxiliary (v) : yardımcı fiil

Have and "Do" are auxiliary verbs.

a

4C

average (n) : ortalama

They work an average of 30.5 hours per week.

a

10C

award (v) : ödül

He was awarded the Nobel Prize for Physics.

b

9D

babysitting (v) : bebek bakıcılığı

Sue is babysitting for us tonight.

b

5C

bacteria (n) : bakteri

You should clean your kitchen regularly to prevent bacteria.

b

8D

bagpipes (n) : iskoçyaların tulum çalgısı

Bagpipes are a traditional Scottish instrument.

b

1C

ball (n) : top

My son loves ball games.

b

4B

ballet (n) :bale

Mary's favourite ballet was 'Giselle'.

b

1C

bar (n)

Can I have a bar of chocolate please?

b

7B

(a) bar (of…) (det)

Can I have a bar of chocolate please?

b

9C

bark (v) : havlamak

I couldn't sleep because that dog was barking all night.

b

3A

basic (adj) : temel

My software is very basic.

b

8D

basically (adv) : temelde, esasında

Frazier's films are basically documentaries.

b

1C

basketball (n)

Basketball is played in a team on a court.

b

9C

(be) fed up with (adj) : bıkmak

I'm fed up with this weather.

b

6D

beat (v) : yenmek

Our team beat Germany 3-1.

b

7A

(beauty) spot (n) : ben

Niagara falls is a famous beauty spot.

b

7A

beauty (n) : güzellik

Zuzana has great beauty.

b

8C

behave (v) :davranmak

The boy was behaving badly.

b

8C

behaviour (n) : davranış

Children should have good behaviour.

b

3B

believe (v) : inanmak

I don't believe in ghosts.

b

1D

bell (n) : zil

Please ring the bell for attention.

b

8A

below (prep) : aşağıda

He could hear people shouting below his window.

b

3C

big (adj) : büyük

Elephants are bigger than horses.

b

5C

bigger (comp) : daha büyük

Brazil is bigger than Britain.

b

4A

biggest (sup): en büyük

The whale is the biggest animal.

b

1C

biking (n) : bisiklet sürmek

He prefers biking to driving.

b

2A,

billion (n) : milyar

The government spends billions of dollars every year.

b

5B

biology (n) : biyoloji

She's studing biology at university.

b

1D

bit (n) : parça

I wrote it down on a bit of paper.

b

8D

bland (adj) : yavan, ince

This food is very bland.

b

11C

blind (adj) : kör

She went blind after an accident.

b

8C

blow (v) : üflemek

She blew on her coffee before taking a sip.

b

4B

blues (n) : hüzünlü

He prefers jazz and blues.

b

7A

book (v) : rezervasyon yapmak He booked a flight to Paris.

b

4C

bored (adj) : sıkılmış, bunalmış I'm bored with doing homework.

b

3A

borrow (v) : ödünç

Can I borrow a pen please?

b

2D

bow (v) : başla selamlama

The actors all bowed after the performance.

b

10A

boy (n) : oğlan

She has three boys.

b

11C

branch (n) : branş

They had to cut a branch off the tree.

b

11C

bravery (n) : cesaret

He was awarded a medal for bravery.

b

11B

break into (pv) : zorla girmek, hırsızlık yapmak

Burglars broke into my house and stole my TV.

b

2B

break up (with) (pv) : ayrılmak

My boyfriend and I fought and broke up.

b

6A

bright (adj) : ışıltılı, parlak

She's always so bright and cheerful. (cheerful: neşeli)

b

4B

brilliant (adj) : zeki, parlak

We saw a brilliant film.

b

12A

brown (adj) : kahverengi

She's got a brown leather bag.

b

5A

build (v) : inşa etmek

They have built a solid friendship over the years.

b

3C

building (n) :bina, yapı

It's the ugliest building in the world.

b

11B

bullet (n) :kurşun, mermi

There are five bullets in the gun. (gun: tabanca,silah)

b

11B

burglar (n) : hırsız(ev soyan)

The burglar was caught after three days.

b

11B

burglary (n):hırsızlık(ev/bina soyan)

The police were told about the burglary.

b

11B

burgle (v) : soymak

They've been burgled twice recently.(recently:son günlerde)

b

10C

businessman (n) :işadamı

He's a businessman with a multi-national corporation.

b

11B

button (n) : buton, düğme

Press the play button to listen to your recording.

c

4C

cable TV (n) : kablo tv

We're going to get cable TV next week.

c

1A

café (n) : cafe

Lets meet for a coffee in the cafe on the corner.

c

8B

cake (n) : pasta

I made him a big birthday cake.

c

6C

calm (adj) :sükunet, durgunluk She's very calm in an emergency.

c

5B

camper (n) : kamp yapan kimse

The campers were putting up the tent.

c

7C

camping (n) : kamp

We're going camping in France this summer.

c

1A

can (v)

Anna can speak four languages.

c

3D

cancel (v) : iptal etmek

The meeting has been cancelled.

c

9C

care (v) : özen, itina

Your parents care about you so they try to protect you.

c

4A

career (n) : kariyer

The famous actress began her career in TV commercials.

c

5A

carpet (n) : halı

They've bought a new living room carpet

c

7B

carry (v) : taşımak

He was carrying my bags.

c

10D

cash (n) : nakit para

I'm taking £50 in cash.

c

8D

castle (n) : kale

Wales has many beautiful castles.

c

1B

catch (v) : yakalamak

I think I've caught a cold.

c

10A

category (n) : kategori

Our customers fall into two main categories.

c

1A

catering (n) : yiyecek içecek hizmeti veren

Who did the catering for the party?

c

4C

cause (n) : sebep, neden

The police are still trying to establish the cause of the fire.

c

1A

celebrity (n) ünlü

She's a famous celebrity.

c

2A

cent (n)

A coffee costs one Euro, and 20 cents.

c

8A

central heating (n) : merkezi ısıtma

Does this house have central heating?

c

al8A

(central) heating (n) : ısıtma

Can you put the heating on?

c

5B

certain (adj) : kesin, mutlak

I feel absolutely certain that you're doing the right thing.

c

7C

certificate (n) : sertifika

I have a certificate in computer programming.

c

12C

chain (n) : zincir

My bicycle chain is broken.

c

4D

chairperson (n) : kurul başkanı Who will be the chairperson at the next meeting?

c

3B

chance (n) : şans

I didn't get a chance to speak to you at the party.

c

8D

changeable (adj) : değişebilir

The weather was very changeable last summer.

c

1B

charity (n) : hayır kurumu, hayır işi

I'm going to give my money to charity.

c

4C

chat (n) : sohbet dedikodu

I wanted to chat to you about the party on Saturday.

c

8C

cheek (n) : yanak

She has very rosy cheeks.

c

2D

cheers (n) : şerefe

Say "cheers" when you are drinking beer.

c

1A

chef (n) : aşçıbaşı

He's a very good chef.

c

3C

chew (v) : çiğnemek

This meat is difficult to chew.

c

3C

(chewing) gum (n) : sakız

There's always chewing gum on the floor.

c

3C

chewing gum (n) : sakız

Have you got a stick of chewing gum?

c

2A

chicken (n) : tavuk

We're going to have chicken tonight.

c

2A

childhood (n) : çocukluk çağı

Did you have a happy childhood?

c

1A

children (n) : cocuklar

She has two children.

c

1C

Christmas (n) : noel

Christmas day is celebrated on 25th December.

c

3B

circle (v) : daire

Circle the answer you think is correct.

c

5C

circular (adj) : dairesel

There is a nice circular walk near here.

c

3C

circus (n) : sirk

Did you go to the circus when you were a child?

c

11C

clash (v) : çatışma, uyuşmazlık Government troops clashed with rebel soldiers.

c

7C

classmate (n) : sınıf arkadaşı

Katie and Sarah are classmates.

c

9A

clause (n) : cümlecik

I put an extra clause in the contract.

c

6C

clear (adj) : temiz, net

These photos are very clear.

c

2C

clever (adj) : zeki, akıllı

He's a very clever student.

c

3D

client (n) : müvekkil

She's a lawyer with a lot of famous clients.

c

2A

close (adv) : yakın

He stayed close to his mother.

c

8A

close (to) (adv) : yakın

He stayed close to his mother.

c

6B

(a) close (friend) (adj) : yakın arkadaş

He's a close friend of mine.

c

12C

clothing (n) : giysi

What's your favourite item of clothing?

c

1C

club (n) : kulüp

He's a member of the fitness club.

c

7A

coast (n) : deniz kenarı

The island is off the coast of Wales.

c

3A

colleague (n) : iş arkadaşı, meslektaş

I work closely with my colleagues.

c

3C

collect (v) : toplamak, biriktirmek

She collects dolls.

c

2C

collection (n) : koleksiyon

He's got a private art collection.

c

11C

collector (n) : koleksiyoncu

He's a collector of modern art.

c

1A

college (n) : fakülte, üniv.

Cambridge has many historic colleges.

c

5A

collocation (n) : kalıplaşmış söz Have + a bath is a collocation. öbekleri, birlikte söylenen kelimeler

c

3C

column (n) : kolon, sütun

Write the words in the columns.

c

7C

comfortable (adj) : rahat

I don't feel comfortable about leaving the children here alone.

c

11B

commit (a crime) (v) : suç işlemek

He was sent to prison for a crime that he didn't commit.

c

1A

common (adv) : ortak

Sue and I don't have much in common.

c

1B

commute (v) : evle iş arasında hergün gidip gelmek

It takes me 45 minutes to commute to work.

c

1B

commuter (n) : işe trenle gidip The train was filled with commuters. gelen kişi

c

6A

comparative (n) : karşılaştırmalı

c

6A

comparison (n) : karşılaştırma, They published a comparison of schools in the area. mukayese

c

7D

complain (v) : şikayet etmek, yakınmak

Lots of people have complained about the noise.

c

7D

complaint (n) : şikayet, sızlanma

The TV company received thousands of complaints.

c

1C

complete (v) : tamamlamak

Complete the sentence with one of the adjectives provided.

c

6A

completely (adv) : tam olarak

I completely forgot that you were coming.

c

5A

complicated (adj) : anlaşılması This is a very complicated question. zor, çözümü güç

c

9A

conditional (adj) : şartlı, koşullara bağlı

If I was a bird ... is a conditional sentence.

c

4A

conference (n) : konferans

The annual sales conference is in January.

c

9B

confident (adj) : kendinden emin

Doctors are confident that she'll recover.

c

11A

connect (v) : bağlanmak

A small bridge connects the two parts of the building.

Bigger and "Smaller" are comparative adjectives.

c

11B

connection (n) : bağlantı

The train was half an hour late and I missed my connection.

c

2C

consequence (n) : netice

The ship capsized, with disastrous consequences.

c

6A

considerate (adj) : anlayışlı, düşünceli, saygılı

She was not a polite and considerate child.

c

3C

consonant (n) : sessiz

B and "C" are consonants.

c

6D

contact (n) : irtibat kurmak

We keep in close contact with our grandparents.

c

2C

contain (v) : içermek, kapğsamak

Does this drink contain alcohol?

c

11C

context (n) : ???

Taken out of context, her remark sounded like an insult.

c

4C

control (n) : kontrol

The new teacher has no control over the class.

c

1A

cooking (n) : yemek pişirme

I do most of the cooking in this house.

c

11B

corner (n) : köşe

He lives in a beautiful corner of northern California.

c

8D

cosmopolitan (adj) : çok uluslu London is a very cosmopolitan city.

c

10A

cotton (n) : pamuk

I usually wear a cotton shirt.

c

1C

could (v)

I couldn't see what he was doing.

c

7B

countable (adj) : sayılabilir

Eggs and "Tables" are countable nouns.

c

1B

crazy (adj) : çılgın

It's a crazy idea, but it might work!

c

3C

cream (n) : krema

I love raspberries and cream.

c

10C

create (v) : yaratmak

The project will create more than 500 jobs.

c

11B

crime (n) : suç

He committed a serious crime.

c

6C

criminal (n) : suç işlemiş kimse He was a dangerous criminal.

c

10A

crop (n) : mahsül

We had a record crop of grapes this year.(grape:üzüm)

c

4C

cross (n)

Write a cross in the box.

c

11C

cruel (adj) : merhametsiz, zalim That was a cruel joke.

c

11C

cruelty (n) :acımasızlık, zulüm

There are laws against cruelty to animals.

c

8C

cultural (adj) : kültürel

There are many cultural events in this city.

c

8A

culture (n) : kültür

He knows a lot about Japanese culture.

c

7C

cupboard (n) : dolap

The food is in the cupboard.

c

8D

currency (n) : para birimi

You can exchange foreign currency in the bank.

c

4C

current affairs (n) : güncel gelişmeler

He tries to keep up with current affairs.

c

12C

curtain (n) : perde

It's time to draw the curtains.

c

2A

customer (n) : müşteri, alıcı

The customer is always right.

c

8D

cut (v) : kesmek

Use a pair of scissors to cut the paper.

c

10A

cuttings (n) : kesim

Cuttings from Elvis Presley's hair were sold.

c

3B

CV (n) : eğitim özgeçmişi

Please send your CV to this address.

c

1C

cycling (n) : bisiklete binme

Cycling is very good for you.

d

11C

damage (v) : zarar vermek

Many buildings were damaged in the storm.

d

6C

darling (n) : sevgili

Would you like a drink, darling?

d

1D

date (n) : buluşma

Let's make a date to have lunch.

d

1D

dating (n)

Have you thought about Internet dating?

d

6B

daughter-in-law (n) : gelin

His daughter-in-law is wonderful.

d

4A

dawn (n) : şafak, tan vakti

We woke at dawn.

d

1A

day-to-day (adj) : günden güne We deal with day-to-day problems as they arise.

d

4A

dead (adj) : ölü, ölmüş

She's been dead for 20 years now.

d

8C

death (n) : ölüm, ecel

Do you believe in life after death?

d

3C

decision (n) : karar

She has had to make some very difficult decisions.

d

7A

definite (adj) : kesin

We need a definite answer by tomorrow.

d

1D

definitely (adv) : kesinlikle, tamamen

This book is definitely worth reading.

d

11C

definition (n) : açıklama, tanım Look in a dictionary for the definition of the word.

d

1D

delicious (adj) : lezzetli, nefis

This soup is absolutely delicious.

d

7C

deliver (v) : teslim etmek, iletmek

They can deliver the sofa on Wednesday.

d

11C

demonstrator (n) : gösterici

There were thousands of demonstrators on the streets.

d

1B

department (store) (n)

Let's go to the department store.

d

1B

(department) store (n)

She works in a department store.

d

8C

depend (v) : bağlı olmak

Are you coming? "It depends where you're going."

d

1B

describe (v) : ifade etmek

She was able to describe her attacker to the police.

d

7C

description (n) : tanım

I gave the police a description of the stolen jewellery.

d

5B

desert (n) : çöl

The Sahara Desert is very hot.

d

10C

design (v) : tasarlamak

She designs furniture.

d

10C

designer (n) : tasarımcı

She's a fashion designer.

d

1B

desk (n) : sıra, masa

Make sure your desk is tidy.

d

8B

dessert (n) : tatlı

We had ice cream for dessert.

d

7A

destination (n) : gidilecek yer, hedef

Italy is a very popular holiday destination.

d

1A

detail (n) : ayrıntı

Please send me details of your training courses.

d

2A

develop (v) : gelişmek, geliştirmek

Scientists are developing new drugs all the time.

d

5C

differently (adv) : farklı şekilde She thinks very differently from me.

d

12C

digit (n) : hane

It's a seven digit telephone number.

d

10A

direct (v) : direk, doğrudan

It's a film directed by Alfred Hitchcock.

d

4A

director (n) : yönetmek

The famous film director, Alfred Hitchcock.

d

6C

dis- (pre)

The money has disappeared!

d

1D

disagree (v) : aynı fikirde olmamak

I disagree with most of what he said.

d

5D

disco (n)

He never liked discos.

d

10C

discover (v) : ortaya çıkarmak

They came to California hoping to discover gold.

d

3C

discussion (n) : tartışma

They were having a discussion about football.

d

8C

disgusting (adj) : iğrenç, tiksindirici

What's that disgusting smell?

d

6C

dishonest (adj) : sahtekar

I think she's a really dishonest person.

d

6C

disorganised (adj) : düzensiz, dağınık

She's impossible to work for; she's so disorganised

d

1B

distance (n) : uzaklık

We're only a short distance from my house.

d

5B

dive (v) : dalmak

He dived off the side of the boat into the sea.

d

7C

diver (n) : dalgıç

She would like to train to be a diver.

d

6C

divorce (n) : boşanmak

My parents are getting a divorce.

d

10C

divorced (adj) : boşanmış

Since I've been divorced, I haven't been very happy.

d

1B

documentary (n) : belgesel

I saw a TV documentary about the Russia last night.

d

11C

dollar (n) : dolar

It costs more than a hundred dollars.

d

11C

dolphin (n) : yunus

You can see lots of dolphins off the coast of Wales.

d

5A

domestic (adj) : evcil, yerli

We took a domestic flight.

d

8C

doorway (n) : kapı aralığı

She waited in the doorway while I ran back inside.

d

4C

dot (n) : nokta, benek

There are lots of dots on her dress.

d

5A

Dr (doctor) (n)

I have an appointment with Dr Paul Thomas.

d

6B

draw (v) : çizmek

She drew a picture of a tree.

d

6B

dress (n) : elbise

She was wearing a long, black dress.

d

1C

drink (v) : içmek

Would you like something to drink?

d

7D

drop (v) : bırakmak, düşürmek The ball dropped to the ground.

d

1A

drum (n) : davul

Anna plays the drums.

d

7C

during (prep) : ..boyunca

Emma's usually at home during the day.

d

12B

dye (v) : boyamak

He dyed his hair pink last week.

e

1A

earn (v) : kazanmak

She earns more than £40,000 a year.

e

5C

earth (n) : dünya

We all live on the planet earth.

e

5A

easily (adv) : kolayca

A comment like that could easily be misunderstood.

e

6A

easy-going (adj) : geçimli, uysal, kaygısız

He's not an easy-going person.

e

1C

eat (v) : yemek

Who ate all the cake?

e

11D

echo (questions) (v) : yankı

Their voices echoed around the room.

e

8D

Edinburgh (n)

Edinburgh is the capital of Scotland.

e

2C

edition (n) : yayın

A new edition of the dictionary will be published next month.

e

1B

editor (n) : yazar

She is the editor of the newspaper.

e

4D

educate (v) : eğitmek

She was educated at the Perse School.

e

4B

education (n) : eğitim

More money should be spent on education.

e

2C

Egypt (n) : MISIR

Have you ever been to Egypt?

e

1B

either (adv) : hiçbiri

The menu is boring and it's not cheap either.

e

6A

elderly (adj) : ihtiyar

He's very fit for an elderly man.

e

10C

eldest (sup) : yaşça en büyük

My eldest brother is a doctor.

e

9B

embarrassed (adj) : bozulmak, I was too embarrassed to admit that I was scared. utanmak

e

8C

embarrassing (adj) : utandırıcı , It was an embarrassing defeat. mahçup eden

e

6C

employed (adj) : çalışan

I was employed as a teacher but now I'm an editor.

e

6B

employee (n) : çalışan

How many employees does the firm have?

e

6B

employer (n) : işveren

This company is a very good employer.

e

3A

employment (n) : iş

Are you looking for full-time or part-time employment?

e

6A

enemy (n) : düşman, hasım

I try not to make any enemies.

e

9B

energy (n) : enerji

Looking after children takes up a lot of time and energy.

e

2B

engaged (adj) : nişanlı

When did they get engaged?

e

3B

engineer (n) : mühendis

He has worked as an engineer for twelve years.

e

5A

engineering (n) : mühendislik

She studied engineering at the University of Michigan.

e

1B

enormous (adj) : muazzam, kocaman

This living room is enormous.

e

7D

enough (adv) : yeterli

Are you old enough to vote?

e

4A

entertainment (n) : eğlence

TV is a type of popular entertainment.

e

3C

environment (n) : çevre, etraf

The new road may cause damage to the environment.

e

4A

episode (n) : kısım

Did you see last week's episode of The X-Files?

e

4C

equipment (n) : donanım, techizat

We need to buy some new office equipment.

e

11B

escape (v) : kaçmak

The two killers escaped from prison last night.

e

4C

especially (adv) : özellikşe

I cooked this meal especially for you.

e

1A

Essex (n)

Essex is north of London.

e

1D

etc : et cetera

This shelf here is for pens, paper etc.

e

10A

Europe (n) : Avrupa

They're planning a tour of Europe.

e

5C

European (adj) : Avrupalı

She speaks three European languages.

e

9A

Euros (n) : avro

You'll need to change your pounds into Euros.

e

1B

even (adv) : bile

Everyone danced, even Mick.

e

1C

evening (n) : akşam

Are you doing anything this evening?

e

1C

event (n) : olay

People have been shocked by recent events in the town.

e

1D

everybody (n) : herkes

I've received a reply from everybody now.

e

1D

everyone (n) : herkes, herbiri

Everyone was happy to hear the news.

e

4A

everything (n) : herşey

They lost everything in the fire.

e

10B

everywhere (n) : heryer

I've looked everywhere, but I still can't find that letter.

e

4A

evil (n) : kötü

The theme of the play is the battle between good and evil.

e

6B

ex- (pre)

My ex and his new wife live abroad.

e

11A

exact (adj) : tam, kesin

I'm afraid I can't give you the exact details of the show yet.

e

2B

exactly (adv) : kesinlikle, tamı tamına

What exactly seems to be the problem?

e

3A

exam (n) : sınav

a maths exam

e

3C

examination (n) : sınav

I have to have a medical examination soon.

e

3C

examine (v) : sınav yapmak

She picked up the knife and examined it closely.

e

3A

examiner (n) : sınavı yapan

Do you know who will be your examiner?

e

5C

except (prep) : hariç, dışınca

The boat sails from Oban every day except Sunday.

e

3C

excite (v) : heyecanlandırmak

Try not to excite the children too much.

e

4C

excited (adj) : heyecanlı

Look at their happy, excited faces!

e

3C

excitement (n) : heyecan

The competition is causing a lot of excitement.

e

1D

exciting (adj) : heyecan verici

It was an exciting football match.

e

11C

exclusive (adj) : herkese açık olmayan, özel

I read an exclusive interview with the football star.

e

6B

ex-girlfriend (n)

I haven't heard from my ex-girlfriend.

e

10C

ex-husband (n)

I'm still friends with my ex-husband .

e

11A

expected (v) : beklemek, ümit etmek

I expected him to forget my birthday but he sent a card.

e

1B

expensive (adj) : pahalı

expensive jewellery

e

5A

expert (n) : bilirkişi

He's an expert on Japanese literature.

e

3B

explain (v) : izah etmek, açılamak, anlatmak

Can you explain why you did this?

e

1C

expression (n) : anlatım,ifade

It's not my cup of tea' is typically English expression.

e

2A

extra (adj) : ekstra

Can I invite a few extra people?

e

6C

extremely (adv) : son derece, had safhada, aşırı boyutta

Zuzanna is extremely beautiful.

e

8B

eye (n) : göz

Sara has black hair and brown eyes.

f

1A

face (n) : yüz

She's got a long, thin face.

f

7C

facility (n) : imkan, olanak

This phone has a memory facility.

f

3A

fact (n) : olay, durum

It's hard to separate fact from fiction in what she says.

f

2A

factory (n) : fabrika

We work in a textile factory.

f

11A

fail (v) : başarısız olmak

Dad's business failed after just three years.

f

2B

fall in love with someone (idiom) : aşık olmak

I fell in love with her very quickly.

f

2C

false (adj) : takma, suni

He has false teeth.

f

1A

famous (adj) : ünlü

a famous actress is often photographed.

f

4A

fan (n) hayran

More than 15,000 Liverpool fans watched the game.

f

9D

fancy (v)

Do you fancy a drink?

f

1B

far (adj) : uzak

It's the first time I've been so far away from home.

f

2A

farm (n) : çiftlik

He works on a farm in Wales.

f

3A

farmer (n): çiftöi

He's always been a farmer.

f

1B

fascinating (adj) : büyüleyici, etkileyici

I found the movie fascinating.

f

10C

fashion (n) : moda

Long hair is back in fashion for men.

f

8A

fashionable (adj) : modaya uygun

She always wears fashionable clothes.

f

2A

fast (adj) : hızlı, çabuk

Fast food, like hamburgers, is not very good for you.

f

7C

father-in-law (n) : kayınpeder

I get on well with my father-in-law.

f

9C

fault (n)

She believes it was the doctor's fault that Peter died.

f

1A

favourite (adj) : favori

What's your favourite band?

f

5A

feed (v) : beslemek

I fed Simone's cat while she was away.

f

4C

feeling (n) : hissetme

My feeling is that we should wait until they come back.

f

8C

feet (n) : ayaklar

My feet hurt.

f

11C

fence (n) : çit, parmaklık

We need to repair the garden fence.

f

2D

festival (n) : festival

Are you going to the film festival?

f

1B

few (det) : birkaç

She's staying at the cottage for a few days.

f

3C

field (n) : alan, bilim dalı

He's an expert in the field of biochemistry.

f

12C

film-maker (n) : sinemacı

He hopes to become a film-maker one day.

f

1A

final (adj) : final, son

The committee's decision is final.

f

5A

finally (adv) : sonunda, nihayet We finally got home just after midnight.

f

2D

fine (adj) : iyi

I had a cold last week, but I'm fine now.

f

3C

fire (n) : ateş, yangın

Three people were killed in the fire.

f

1B

fireman (n) : itfaiyeci

He's a fireman.

f

5A

firstly (adv) : ilk önce, evvela

The aim of this activity is firstly to have fun, and secondly to keep fit.

f

7C

fishing (n) : balık tutma

Dad loves to go fishing.

f

10D

fit (v) : uymak

These trousers don't fit any more.

f

10D

fitting (room) (n) : deneme kabini

Where are the fitting rooms?

f

4C

flatmate (n) : ev arkadaşı

I don't get on with my new flatmate.

f

3A

flexible (adj) : esnek

I'd like a job with more flexible working hours.

f

7A

Florida (n)

Miami is in Florida.

f

7C

(Florida) Keys (n)

I left my keys in the office so I couldn't get into my house.

f

8B

flower (n) : çiçek

He never buys me flowers.

f

4B

folk (adj) : halk

I really love Hungarian folk music.

f

3B

follow-up (adj) : faydalanmak, izlemek

We need a follow-up meeting.

f

2B

(food) poisoning (n) : besin zehirlenmesi

The restaurant was closed down because of food poisoning.

f

8A

(for) ages (n): uzun zamadır, senelerce

I've been waiting here for ages.

f

4A

force (n) : zorlama

The force of the explosion shattered every window.

f

8D

foreign(adj) : yabancı

I don't agree with the government's foreign policy.

f

2B

forever (adv) : sonsuza kadar

I'll love you forever.

f

7C

forget (v) : unutmak

I've forgotten his name.

f

1A

form (n) : form

Swimming is the best form of exercise.

f

6D

formal(adj) : resmi, geneneklere göre

It will be a formal dinner party.

f

5B

forward (adv) : ileriye doğru

She leaned forward to make sure I could hear her.

f

11C

Frankfurt (n)

We will arrive in Frankfurt at 6pm.

f

8A

freezing(adj) : dondurucu

It's absolutely freezing in here.

f

10A

French (n)

I can speak a little French.

f

1C

frequency (n) : frekans, sıklık

The frequency of attacks has increased recently.

f

10B

fresh(adj) : taze

We're always looking for fresh ideas.

f

1D

friendly(adj) : dostane, arkadaşça

This is not a friendly place.

f

2A

fries (n) papates kızartması

I'll have a double cheeseburger and fries please.

f

4C

frightened(adj) : korkmuş, ürkmüş

I've always been frightened of going to the dentist.

f

4C

frightening(adj) : korkutucu

It was a very frightening film.

f

10B

frozen (adj) : donmuş

The pond was frozen and people were skating on it.

f

3B

frustrating (adj) : moral bozucu, sinir bozucu

It's frustrating to see money going to waste like that.

f

6C

full(adj) : dolu

We couldn't get in, the cinema was full.

f

9B

full-time (adj) : tam zamanlı

I am looking for a full-time job.

f

2C

fully (adv) : tamamen

The restaurant was fully booked.

f

8C

funeral (n) : defin, cenaze töreni

The funeral will be held next Friday.

f

2B

funny(adj) : eğlenceli, zevkli

This chicken tastes a bit funny.

f

1C

furthest (sup) : en uzak

What is the furthest distance you can run?

g

8D

Gaelic (n)

Gaelic is spoken in Ireland.

g

1C

gallery (n) : galeri

The courtroom has a public gallery.

g

1B

gap (n) : aralık, boşluk

There's quite a big gap between the door and the floor.

g

11C

gas (n) : gaz

We use a gas cooker.

g

5C

gene (n) : gen

Scientists have discovered the gene that causes this disease.

g

5D

general(adj) : genel

This leaflet has some general information about the school.

g

1C

generally (adv) : genellikle

I generally wake up early.

g

2B

get engaged (v): nişanlanmak

My brother got engaged last year.

g

9A

(get) lost (v) : kaybolmak

I got lost on the way.

g

2B

get married (v) : evlenmek

My brother will get married in October.

g

9C

get on with (pv) : iyi geçinmek, I really get on with my mum, we hardly ever argue. anlaşmak

g

11A

(get) promoted (v) : tefi etmek She earned more money when she was promoted.

g

9A

(get/be) stuck (v) : içinden çıkamamak, saplanıp kalmak

We got stuck in heavy traffic.

g

12A

glad(adj) : hoşnut

She's very glad that she left.

g

12C

glass (n) : bardak

I'll get you a clean glass.

g

4C

glasses (n) : gözlük

I need a new pair of glasses.

g

12B

glove (n) : eldiven

I lost my glove.

g

2B

go on a date (pv) : randevuya çıkmak

Will you go on a date with me?

g

9C

go on (pv) : devam etmek

The film seemed to go on forever.

g

2B

go out with (pv) : biri ile çıkmak

Will you go out with me?

g

12A

goal (n) : gol

He scored two goals in the second half.

g

6D

golf (n) : golf

I don't like watching golf on TV.

g

6B

gorgeous(adj): görkemli, göz kamaştırıcı

You look gorgeous in that dress.

g

11A

gossip (n) : dedikodu

an interesting piece of gossip

g

4D

government (n) : hükümet

The Government has cut taxes.

g

1A

grammar (n) : gramer

I love studying grammar.

g

5B

grandchildren (n) : torun

My grandmother has 14 grandchildren.

g

7A

greatest (sup) : en harika

This is the greatest day of my life!

g

6B

great-uncle (n) : büyük amca

I have one great-uncle.

g

8C

greedy(adj) : açgözlü, doyumsuz

There are too many greedy, selfish people in the world.

g

2D

greet (v) : selamlamak

He greeted me at the door.

g

8C

greeting (n) : selam

He sends his greetings.

g

7C

ground (n) : zemin, toprak

I sat down on the ground.

g

1A

group (n) : grup, takım

She went camping with a small group of friends.

g

10A

grow (v) : büyümek

Children grow very quickly.

g

1C

guess (v) : tahmin etmek

Can you guess how old he is?

g

5A

guest (n) : misafir

We've got some guests coming this weekend.

g

6C

guide (n) : rehber, kılavuz

Parents use this report as a guide when choosing schools.

g

9B

guilty (adj) : suçlu

I feel so guilty about not going to see them.

g

3C

guitarist (n) : gitarist

He is a very talented guitarist.

g

11B

gun (n) : silah

Are guns legal in your country?

g

10C

gunman (n) : silahlı kimse

The police arrested the gunman.

g

6B

guy (n) : adam, herif

What a nice guy!

h

1C

habit (n) : alışkanlık

He has some really nasty habits.

h

8D

haggis (n) : sakatat yahnisi

Haggis is a traditional Scottish dish.

h

6B

haircut (n) : saç kesimi

I like your new haircut.

h

10A

hairdresser (n) : kuaför

I've booked an appointment with the hairdresser.

h

12C

handcuffs (n) : kelepçe

The police put him in handcuffs.

h

4A

happier (comp) : daha mutlu

I've never been happier than I am now.

h

6B

happiest (sup) : en mutlu

She's the happiest person I know.

h

2C

happily (adv) : mutlulukla, mutluca

Happily, the operation was a complete success.

h

4A

happiness (n) : saadet, mutluluk

Your happiness is all that matters to me.

h

6A

harder (comp) : daha sert

My grandparents had a harder life than me.

h

1D

hate (v) : nefret etmek

They've hated each other since they were kids.

h

11A

(have an) operation (n) : ameliyat olmak

He went to hospital to have an operation.

h

3C

head (n) : kafa

He fell and hit his head on the table.

h

7B

heavy (adj) : ağır

These bags are too heavy.

h

6A

helpful(adj) : yardımsever

The staff here are very helpful.

h

11C

hero (n) : kahraman

He became a national hero for his part in the revolution.

h

7B

hers (pron) :onunki

That's Ann's coat over there - at least I think it's hers.

h

2C

herself (pron) : kendi

She kept telling herself that nothing was wrong.

h

4C

hey (exclam)

Hey, Helen, look at this!

h

1D

hi (exclam)

Hi! How's it going?

h

12C

hide (v) : saklamak

I'm going to hide the biscuits so that you can't find them.

h

5B

history (n) : tarih

What do you know about the history of jazz?

h

3C

hit (v) : vurmak

She hit him on the head with her tennis racket.

h

4C

Holland (n)

Haarlem is the capital of North Holland.

h

11D

Hollywood (n)

Hollywood is in California.

h

6A

honest(adj) : dürüst, içten, saf

If you want my honest opinion, I think your hair looks awful.

h

2D

hope (v) : ümit etmek

I hope you're well and had a nice holiday.

h

3C

horrible(adj): berbat, dehşet

What's that horrible smell?

h

1D

horror (n) : korku

She watched in horror as the car skidded across the road.

h

9C

hospital (n) : hastane

He was in hospital for two weeks.

h

8B

host (n) : ev sahipliği

Australia played host to the Olympics in 2000.

h

8B

hostess (n) : ev sahibesi

She was the hostess of the party.

h

1C

hot (adj) : sıcak

a hot summer's day

h

8D

hot (spicy)(adj) :

a hot summer's day

h

8A

houseboat (n) : tekne evi

My parents lived on a houseboat for a year.

h

5A

housework (n) : ev işi

I can't stand doing housework.

h

4A

human (n) : insan

The disease affects both humans and animals.

h

12C

Hungary (n) : Macaristan

Hodmezovasarhely is in Hungary.

h

2A

hungry (adj) : acıkmış

I'm hungry. What's for supper?

h

6C

hurry (n) : acele

If you're in a hurry, it's better to take a taxi.

h

12B

hypnotise (v) : hipnotize, büyülemek

Have you ever been hypnotised?

i

8B

ice cream (n) : dondurma

What's your favourite flavour of ice cream?

i

6C

idiot (n) : gerizekalı

Sometimes, I can be such an idiot.

i

2C

illustrated(adj) : resimli

Most childrens'books are illustrated.

i

6C

im- (pre)

It's impossible!

i

12B

imaginary(adj) : imgesel, gerçek dışı

The story takes place in an imaginary world.

i

2D

imagine (v) : hayal etmek

Imagine winning the lottery!

i

6C

immature(adj) : olgunlaşmamış Some of the boys are quite immature for their age.

i

2B

immediately (adv) : hemen, derhal

You have to come home immediately.

i

6C

impatient(adj) : sabırsız, aceleci

I'm impatient with the children when they won't go to bed

i

6C

impolite(adj) : kaba

He would never be impolite.

i

1C

important(adj) : önemli, mühim My family is very important to me.

i

4D

impossible(adj) : imkansız

You just can't reason with her, she's absolutely impossible.

i

9C

improve (v) : arttırmak, geliştirmek

Scott's behaviour has improved a lot lately.

i

6C

in- (pre)

It was an incredible sunset.

i

6C

inconsiderate(adj) : düşüncesiz, duyarsız

He was an inconsiderate man.

i

6C

incorrect(adj) : yanlış

The answer was incorrect.

i

7C

incredible(adj) : inanılmaz, olağanüstü

We had an incredible time that summer.

i

2C

Indian(adj)

Indian food is popular in Britain.

i

8D

industrial(adj) : endüstriyel

Port Talbot is an industrial area.

i

3C

industry (n) : endüstri

He works in the entertainment industry.

i

5B

infinitive (n): mastar

To do is the infinitive for of "do".

i

1A

ingredient (v) : etken, unsur, içerik

Trust is an essential ingredient in a successful marriage.

i

11C

injured (v) : incitmek

She injured her ankle when she fell.

i

12B

insect (n) : böcek

I don't like any insects.

i

5A

inside (n) : iç, iç taraf

I cleaned the inside of the oven.

i

11C

inspector (n) : denetleyici

The school inspector will come tomorrow.

i

1A

instant(adj) : hemen olan, çabuk hazırlanan

The book was an instant success in the US.

i

11B

instantly (adv) : hemen, anında A car hit them, killing them both instantly.

i

1B

instead (adv) : onun yerine

If you don't want pizza, we can have pasta instead.

i

7C

instructor (n) : öğretmen, eğitmen

She is a driving instructor.

i

1D

interested(adj) : ilgili

I'm not interested in football.

i

10B

interestingly (adv) : ilginç şekilde

Interestingly, I met him last week.

i

10A

(Internet) site (n)

What's your favourite internet site to buy CDs?

i

1B

interview (n) : görüşme

My job interviewer was very unpleasant.

i

1C

interviewer (n) : görüşmeyi yapan kimse

The interviewer asked me lots of difficult questions.

i

2C

into (prep) : içine

Stop running around and get into bed!

i

5D

intonation (n) : tonlama, ses uyumu

English intonation is very important.

i

9D

invent (v) : icat etmek, bulmak

We've invented a new game.

i

5A

invention (n) : icat, buluş

A lot of great inventions have come from Hungary.

i

9D

invitation (n) : davet

I've got an invitation to dinner

i

2B

invite (v) : davet etmek

They've invited us to the wedding.

i

2A

irregular(adj) : düzensiz

Go is an irregular verb.

i

1D

Istanbul (n)

Istanbul used to be called Constantinople.

i

8D

itself (pron) : kendi

The cat licked itself clean.

j

1A

job (n) : görev, iş

It's time to start job-hunting.

j

3A

(job)security (n) : iş güvenliği I'm looking for a job with security.

j

3B

job-hunting (n) :iş arama

If you are unemployed, you need to do a lot of jobhunting.

j

1C

jogging (n) : yavaş koşu

I was jogging through the park.

j

5C

join (v) : katılmak

Would you like to join us for dinner?

j

1B

journalist (n) : gazeteci

She wants to become a journalist.

j

1C

judo (n) : judo

He has a black belt in judo.

j

12B

jump (v) : atlamak, zıplamak

The children were jumping up and down with excitement.

j

5C

jumper (n) : kazak

My mother made me a jumper.

j

2B

just (adv) : henüz

I've just been on a trip to France.

k

11C

kangaroo (n): kanguru

Kangaroos live in Australia.

k

11C

(kangaroo) pouch(n) : kanguru The kangaroo carried its baby in its pouch. torbası

k

5D

karaoke(n) : karaoke

Karaoke is popular in Japan.

k

2D

keep(v) : devam ettirmek, sürdürmek

You can keep that dress if you like it.

k

9A

key (adj) : anahtar

He is a key member of the team.

k

1C

kg (kilogram)(n)

I'd like a kg of tomatoes please.

k

1B

kilometre (km)(n)

It takes about 20 minutes to walk a kilometre.

k

8D

kilt(n) : iskoç eteği

Kilts are worn in Scotland.

k

1D

kind(adj) : kibar

Your mother was very kind to us.

k

2C

king(n) : kral

He's the new king of pop music.

k

2C

kingdom(n) : krallık

The Kingdom of Belgium became independent in 1830.

k

2D

kiss(n) : öpücük

She gave him a kiss.

k

1B

km (kilometre)(n)

He cycles 8km every day.

k

11A

knee(n) : diz

I injured my knee.

k

3C

knife(n): bıçak

Could you pass me a knife and fork?

k

3A

knowledge (n) : bilgi

He will easily find a job with his knowledge and skills.

l

10C

label(n) : etiket, yafta

There should be washing instructions on the label.

l

7C

laboratory(n) : laboratuvar

He works in a research laboratory.

l

4D

lady(n) : hanımefendi

There's a young lady here to see you.

l

7B

large (adj) : büyük, geniş

There are a large number of people waiting outside.

l

1A

last(adj) : son

What was the last film you saw?

l

11C

leader(n) : lider, öncer

World leaders are meeting in New York.

l

11C

leak (v) : sızdırmak

Water had leaked all over the floor.

l

2A

learn(v) : öğrenmek

I learned Russian at school.

l

1C

least (sup) : en az

She earns the least money of all of us.

l

10C

leather(n) : deri

He usually wears a leather jacket.

l

1A

lemon(n) : limon

Would you like a slice of lemon with your tea?

l

12A

lend(v) : ödünç vermel

She lent me her car for the weekend.

l

1C

let (v) : izin vermek, müsade etmek

Let them play outside.

l

5D

library(n) : kütüphane

You can get the book in the library.

l

3A

licence(n) : lisasn

You need a driving licence if you want to drive.

l

1A

life(n) : hayat

Careful use will prolong the life of your machine.

l

2B

lift(n) : asansör

Can you give me a lift to the airport?

l

1A

like (adv) : beğenmek

He acted like he didn't hear me.

l

6D

limited(adj) : sınırlı

It's a limited company.

l

1C

line(n) : çizgi, hiza

He can't kick the ball in a straight line.

l

3C

link(n) : bağlantı

Click on this link to visit our online bookstore.

l

3C

liquid(n) : likit

Water is a liquid.

l

2B

list(n) liste

I've made a shopping list.

l

6C

listeners(n) : dinleyiciler

How many listeners does the radio programme have?

l

9C

literal(adj) : tam, kelimesi kelimesine

This is a literal meaning.

l

4D

little(adj) : küçük

It's only a little problem.

l

1B

Liverpool(n)

Liverpool is in the north-east of England.

l

3B

local(adj) : yerel, yerli

This is a local shop.

l

1A

London(n)

London is the biggest city in Europe.

l

9B

lonely(adj), yalnız, kimsesiz

She gets lonely now that the kids have all left home.

l

5A

look after (pv) : bakmak, ilgilenmek

When my aunt went away, I had to look after her two cats.

l

5A

look like (v) : benzemek

She looks nothing like her new sister.

l

3B

lose (v) : kaybetmek

I've lost my keys. Can you help me look for them?

l

9C

loud (adj) : yüksek ses

Can you speak a bit louder?

l

3D

lovely(adj) : şirin, hoş, sevimli

We had a lovely day together.

l

2C

lover(n) : sevgili

She had many lovers but never married.

l

1D

Ltd (limited)

Pinewood Supplies Ltd.

l

8C

luck(n) : şans

It was just luck that I asked for a job at the right time.

l

12C

luckily (adv) : iyiki, çok şükür

Luckily, I found my wallet.

l

1C

lunchtime(n) : öğle

Let's meet at lunchtime.

m

5A

machine (n) : makine

The coffee machine is broken.

m

2B

Madrid (n)

Madrid is the capital of Spain.

m

11C

magic (n) : sihir, büyü

Do you believe in magic?

m

12C

magician (n) : büyücü

The magician made his assistant disappear.

m

2C

main(adj) : ana, esas

The main problem is we don't have enough time.

m

3A

major(adj) : büyük, başlıca

It was a major problem.

m

7B

make-up (n): makyaj yapmak

She wears a lot of make-up.

m

3C

manage (v): çekip çevirmek

He used to manage the bookshop on King Street.

m

7C

Manaus (n)

Manaus is in Brazil.

m

2D

Manchester (n)

Manchester is in the north of England.

m

11C

Manhattan (n)

Manhattan is part of New York city.

m

10A

manufacture (v) : imal etmek, üretmek

Local industries manufacture plastic products and clothing.

m

10C

marriage (n) : evlilik

The have a very happy marriage.

m

5C

Mars (n)

Do you think people will live on Mars?

m

1D

matter (n) : mesela

What's the matter?

m

6A

mature(adj) : olgun

She seems very mature for thirteen.

m

4C

may (v)

There may be other problems that we don't know about.

m

1B

maybe (adv) : belki

Maybe we're too early.

m

3A

meaning (n) : anlam, mana

The word 'get' has several meanings.

m

11C

medal (n) : madalya

She won a gold medal.

m

11C

medical(adj) : tıbbi

He needs medical treatment.

m

10D

medium(adj) : normal, orta

What's the medium size?

m

2B

meeting (n) : toplantı

We're having a meeting to talk about the problem.

m

11C

Melbourne (n)

Melbourne is in Australia.

m

2D

member (n) : üye

I'm a member of a club.

m

10A

memorabilia (n) : hatırlamaya değer şeyler

There will be an auction of pop memorabilia.

m

1C

men (n) : erkek, adam

Where's the men's toilet?

m

5C

method (n) : metod

What's the best method for solving this problem?

m

7C

metre (n)

Our bedroom is five metres wide.

m

10C

Miami (n)

Miami is in Florida.

m

7C

middle (n) : orta

Your nose is in the middle of your face.

m

6A

middle-aged(adj) : orta yaşlı

He's a middle-aged man.

m

2D

Milan (n)

Milan is in the north of Italy.

m

2A

mile (n) : mil

The nearest station is two miles from here.

m

2A

(milk) shake (n)

What flavour milk shake would you like?

m

7D

mind (n) : akıl

For some reason her words stuck in my mind.

m

2D

mine (pron) :benimki

I borrowed them from a friend of mine.

m

8A

mining (adj) : madencilik

There was a mining accident last week.

m

4D

ministry (n) : banaklık

He works at the Ministry of Defence.

m

7C

monitor (n) : ekran

We need a new computer monitor.

m

7C

monkey (n) : maymun

She has a pet monkey.

m

6A

moody(adj) : dengesiz, huysuz, He can be very moody and rude. aksi

m

5C

moon (n) : ay

The planet Saturn has eighteen moons.

m

8B

mosque (n) : cami

We went to the Blue Mosque in Istanbul.

m

10B

mostly : çoğunlukla

She reads mostly romantic novels.

m

2A

mother (n) : anne

My mother and father are divorced.

m

9C

move in : taşınmak

Two weeks after buying our new house, we moved in.

m

1B

move : hareket

I'm going to move in in March.

m

4A

movie (n) : film

What's your favourite movie?

m

4B

Mozart (n)

Mozart was born in Salzburg.

m

3B

Mrs (n) : evli bayan

Hello, Mrs Jones.

m

11C

Ms (n) : evlenmemiş bayan

Hello, Ms Jones.

m

1A

much (adv) : çok

m

1B

multinational (company) (n) : Microsoft is a multinational corporation. çok uluslu

m

12C

multiply (v) : farklı şekillerde

In warm weather, germs multiply rapidly.

m

8B

Munich (n)

Munich is in the south of Germany.

m

10C

murder (v) : öldürmek

He was murdered by a former employee.

m

10C

murderer (n) : katil

The police caught the murderer.

m

11B

mystery (n) : bilinmeyen, muamma, sır

They never did solve the mystery of his disappearance.

n

1A

naked(adj) : çıplak

He wasn't wearing clothes - he was naked.

n

4D

national(adj) : ulusak

It's a national newspaper.

n

3C

natural(adj) : doğal

He has a wonderful natural talent.

n

2A

nearby(adj) : civarında, yanında

He lives in a nearby town.

n

5C

nearer (comp) : daha yakın

I'd like to move nearer my parents.

n

7C

nearest (sup) : en yakın

The nearest supermarket is about a 10 minute drive away.

n

1B

nearly (adv) : nerdeyse, hemen It's nearly three weeks since I last saw her. hemen, yaklaşık

n

5C

necessarily (adv) :zorunlu olarak, ister istemez

That's not necessarily true.

n

1D

negative(adj) : negatif

Terrorist threats have had a negative impact on tourism.

n

2D

neighbour (n) :komşu

Our next-door neighbours are always arguing.

n

9C

neighbourhood (n) : çivar, çevre

I grew up in a very poor neighbourhood.

n

1D

neither (adv)

Jerry doesn't like it, and neither do I.

n

6B

nephew (n) : erkek yeğen

She has two nieces and one nephew.

Was there much food there?

n

1D

nervous(adj) : gergin

I felt nervous before the exam.

n

1D

nice(adj) : hoş

He seems like a really nice guy.

n

6B

niece (n) : kız yeğen

She has two nieces and one nephew.

n

1D

nightmare (n) : kabus

The traffic can be a real nightmare after 4.30.

n

9C

nightmare (n) : kabus

The traffic can be a real nightmare after 4.30.

n

2A

nineteenth (n) : ondukuzu

I was born on the nineteenth of June.

n

2C

ninth (n) : dokuzuncu

I was born on the ninth of May.

n

10B

no one (n) : hiç kimse

No one bothered to read the report.

n

9C

nobody (n) : hiç kimse

There was nobody I could talk to.

n

4C

noise (n) : gürültü

There's too much noise. I can't work.

n

6A

noisier (comp) : daha gürültülü Your car is noisier than mine.

n

6A

noisy(adj) : sesli, gürültülü

Your car is noisier than mine.

n

3C

normal(adj) : normal

I am completely normal.

n

1C

normally (adv): normalde

Normally, I start work around nine o'clock.

n

2A

north(adj) : kuzey

I live north of the river.

n

8C

nose (n) : burun

She's got a big nose.

n

1A

note (n) : not

He left a note on her desk.

n

3B

nothing (n) : hiçbirşey

I've had nothing to eat since breakfast.

n

1B

notice (n) : farketmek

If the sign's too small, no one will notice it.

n

1B

noun (n) :isim

Car and "Book" are nouns.

n

11B

novel (n) : roman

Have you read any good novels lately?

n

1A

now (adv) : şimdi

She's finished her degree and now she teaches English.

n

10B

nowadays(adv) : bugünlerde

Everything seems more expensive nowadays.

n

8D

nowhere (n) :hiçbiryer

The room was very crowded - there was nowhere to sit.

n

2B

number (n) : numara

What's your phone number?

o

1B

object (n) :cisim, nesne

There's a bright, shiny object on the floor.

o

11B

obviously(adv) : apaçık, açıkça They're obviously in love.

o

10C

occasion(n) : özel durum, ortam

Let's go to a restaurant as it's a special occasion.

o

1C

occasionally(adv) : arasıra

I occasionally go to the cinema.

o

8C

odd(adj) : tuhaf, garip

I always thought there was something odd about her.

o

2A

official(adj) : yetkili

It's official - they're getting married!

o

3B

older (comp) : daha eski , daha I'm older than my brother yaşlı

o

6C

oldest (sup) : en eski, en yaşlı

She's the oldest of three sisters.

o

1A

(olive) oil(n) : zeytinyağlı

Olive oil is delicious on fresh salad

o

1A

olive (oil)(n) : zeytinyağı

Olive oil is healthy.

o

5A

online(adv) : bağlantılı

I bought this book online.

o

12C

onstage(adv) : sahne

I get nervous working onstage.

o

3A

on-the-job (adj) : iş başında, görevde

I'm doing on-the-job training.

o

8A

opal(n) : opal

It's made from opals.

o

4A

opinion(n) : fikir, düşünce

What's your opinion on the matter?

o

3A

opportunity(n) : fırsat

This is a fantastic opportunity.

o

6A

opposite (prep) : karşı

The couple sat down opposite her.

o

3A

oral (adj) : ağız yoluyla

She's having an oral exam for her English test.

o

4B

orchestra(n) : orkestra

She plays in an orchestra.

o

1C

order (n) : sıralama

It's in alphabetical order.

o

12C

ordinary(adj) : olağan, alelade, I want to have an ordinary life. sıradan

o

5D

organisation(n) : düzenleme

Better organization of the office would improve efficiency.

o

3C

organise (v) : tertiplemek

It takes a long time to organise a wedding.

o

5C

organisms(n) : organizma

We don't know if there are organisms on other planets.

o

2C

original(adj) : asıl,i orjinal

Her essay was full of original ideas.

o

2C

originally (adv) : aslında, aslen Despite the rain, I'll play the match as originally planned.

o

7B

ours (pron) : bizimki

This car is ours.

o

7A

overnight (adv) : bir gecelik

Sometimes we stay overnight at my grandmother's house.

o

9A

oversleep (v) : çok uyumak, uyuyakalmak

Sorry I'm late, I overslept.

o

12A

owe (v) : borçlu olmal

You still owe me money.

o

6B

owner(n) : mal sahibi

Who is the owner of this car?

o

8B

Oxford(n)

Oxford is in the south of England.

o

5C

oxygen(n) : oksijen

There is no oxygen on the moon.

p

7A

package (n) : paket program

He was carrying a package under his arm.

p

7B

packet(n) : paket

a packet of cigarettes/sweets

p

3C

paint (v) : boyamak

We've painted the kitchen yellow.

p

10A

painting(n) : resim, tablo

Do you have a favourite painting?

p

2C

palace(n) : saray

The Queen lives in Buckingham Palace.

p

12B

parachute(n) : paraşüt

Pull this to open the parachute.

p

1B

Paris(n)

Paris is the capital of France.

p

9C

park(v) : park etmek

I parked the car near the old bridge.

p

7A

park(v) : park etmek

I parked the car near the old bridge.

p

4A

participle(n)

Eaten is the past participle of "Eat".

p

9C

particles(n) : ilgeç, parçacık

In the sentence 'I tidied up the room', 'up' is a particle.

p

10C

particular(adj) : belirli, özgü, öze

Is there any particular restaurant you'd like to go to?

p

10A

passive (adj) : pasif

Women at that time were expected to be passive.

p

6A

patient(adj) : hoşgörülü, sabırlı He should be more patient.

p

8C

pattern(n) : desen, şekil

p

12A

pay back (money) : geri ödeme He agreed to lend me the money if I paid him back.

p

9C

peaceful(adj) : barışsever

The churchyard was empty and peaceful.

p

7C

per (adv) : ..başına, her bir... İçin

Our hotel room costs $60 per night.

p

7B

perfume(n) : parfüm

She always wears very nice perfume.

p

1C

perhaps (adv) : belki, bir ihtimal

Perhaps I'll go to the gym after work.

p

8A

period(n) :süreç

We worked for a 14 hour period

p

2C

Persia(n)

Persia is now called Iran.

She's wearing a dress with a flowery pattern.

p

1D

pet(n) : evcil hayvan

I love my pet rabbit.

p

5B

photograph(n) : fotoğraf

They were photographed leaving a cafe together.

p

9C

phrasal (verb): fiili deyim

Wake up and "Go down" are phrasal verbs.

p

4B

piano(n) : piyano

She can play the piano.

p

12C

pile(n) : yığın

There's a pile of books on the floor.

p

12C

pillar(n) : sütun, direk

The new bridge will be supported by 100 pillars.

p

3A

pilot(n) : dümenci

He's training to be a pilot.

p

12B

pink (adj) : pembe

I bought her some pretty, pink flowers.

p

10A

pipe(n) : boru

A water pipe had burst, flooding the basement.

p

7C

piranha(n) : pirana

Piranhas are very dangerous fish.

p

1C

place(n) : yer

His leg's broken in two places.

p

5C

planet(n) : gezegen

Jupiter is the largest planet of our solar system.

p

7C

plants(n) : bitkiler

Remember to water your house plants or they will die.

p

8C

plate(n) : tabak

Can you put some plates on the table?

p

1A

play(n) : oynamak

We saw a play at the National Theatre.

p

4C

player(n) : oyuncu

She's a famous tennis player.

p

4D

please (excl) : lütfen

Could you fill in the form, please?

p

3A

pleased(adj) :memnun

I wasn't very pleased about having to pay.

p

5C

pleasure (n) : keyif, zevk

His visits used to give us such pleasure.

p

4A

plot(n) : arazi, parsel

I don't like movies with complicated plots.

p

8C

pocket(n) : cep

I always bring a pocket dictionary to class.

p

4C

point(n) : nokta

Could I make a point about noise levels?

p

11B

policeman(n) :polis

He wants to be a policeman when he grows up.

p

6A

polite(adj) : kibar

I'm afraid I wasn't very polite to her.

p

3C

politician(n) : politikacı

Churchill was a distinguished politician.

p

8D

polluted (v): kirletmek

The river in our town has been polluted with chemicals.

p

9C

pollution(n) : kirlenmek, kirletme

The book tells you how to reduce pollution from your car.

p

7A

pool(n) : havuz

The hotel has two outdoor pools.

p

1D

positive(adj) : pozitif

Response to our new product has been very positive

p

5C

possession(n) : mülk

My car is my favourite possession.

p

7B

possessive (adj) : sahip olma

She stopped seeing him; he was too possessive.

p

5A

possibly (adv) : mümkün olduğunca

Someone, possibly Tom, had left the window open.

p

4C

power(n): güç, yeti

He likes to have power over people.

p

3A

practical(adj) : pratik

She has a lot of good ideas but she's not very practical.

p

6D

practice(n) : uygulama, pratik

We need a bit more practice before the concert.

p

1A

practise (v) : partik yapmak

You need to practise your pronunciation.

p

5A

predict (v) : önbceden bildirmek

Companies are predicting massive profits.

p

5A

prediction(n) : öngörü, tahmin I wouldn't like to make any predictions about the match.

p

3D

prefer (v) : tercih etmek

I prefer dogs to cats.

p

6C

prefix(n): başına eklemek, ön ek koymak

Re- and "Un-" are prefixes.

p

1A

prepare (v) : hazırlamal

I haven't prepared my speech yet.

p

1B

preposition(n) : ilgeç

At and "In" are prepositions.

p

1A

present(n) : şimdiki zaman

Let's talk about the present.

p

9C

presenter(n) : sunucu, tanıtıco She's a famous TV presenter.

p

11C

prevent (v) : önüne geçmek, engel olmak

The police prevented the crime.

p

11C

prevention(n) : önleme, engelleme

Prevention of a problem is better than a solution.

p

1A

(prime) minister(n) : başbakan The British prime minister lives at number 10 Downing Street.

p

5C

private (adj) : özel

Each room has a balcony and a private bathroom.

p

3B

product(n) : ürün, mahsül

They have a new range of skin-care products.

p

2C

professional(adj) : profosyonel Get some professional advice about your finances.

p

1A

profile(n) : profil

The picture shows him in profile.

p

3A

promotion(n) : terfi

She got a promotion after four years of work for the company.

p

10D

prompt (v)

His remarks prompted a lot of discussion.

p

12A

pronoun(n) : zamir

She and "He" are pronouns.

p

2B

pronounce(v) : telaffuz

How do you pronounce his name?

p

4C

pronounced(v) : telaffuz

She prounounced English very well.

p

7B

pronouns(n) : zamirler

She and "He" are pronouns.

p

12A

proper (adj)

This is the proper way to do it.

p

11C

protester(n) : protestocu

The city centre was full of protestors.

p

12A

proud (adj) : gururlu

She is so proud of her son.

p

1C

pub (n) : bar

We're all going to the pub after work.

p

1C

publish(v) : yayınlamak

This book is published by Cambridge University Press.

p

12C

pull(v) : çekmek

If you keep pulling his tail, he'll bite you.

p

8B

purpose (n) : amaç, maksat

The purpose of the meeting is to discuss our future plans.

p

9C

put up with (pv) : tahammül etmek, katlanmak

I can't put up with him leaving his dirty socks on the floor.

q

3A

qualified (adj) : kalifiye

He's recently qualified as a doctor.

q

7B

quantifiers (n) : niceleyici

some' and 'a few' are examples of quantifiers.

q

7B

quantity (n) : miktar

We waste a huge quantity of water every day.

q

4C

quarter-final (n) : çeyrek final

She lost her game in the quarter-finals.

q

2C

queen(n) : kraliçe

Queen Elizabeth II is the queen of England.

q

2B

queue(n) : sıra, kuyruk

We waited in the queue for two hours.

q

1A

quickly(adv) : çabucak, hızlıca I quickly shut the door.

r

7C

rainforest (n) : yağmur ormanı There is a beautiful tropical rainforest in Malaysia.

r

5D

raise (v) : arttırmak, yükseltmek

r

7B

razor(n) : tıraş makinası/ustura He needs a razor to shave himself.

r

9C

reader(n) : okuyucu

She's a slow reader.

r

1A

ready(adj) : hazır

Give me a call when you're ready.

r

1D

real(adj) : hakiki, gerçek

He's not real you know, he's just a character in a book.

r

4C

reality (TV)(adj) : gerçeklik

She watches lots of reality TV.

r

11B

real-life(adj) : gerçek yaşam

The film is based on a real-life story.

They're raising money for charity.

r

8C

receive (v) : kabul etmek, almak

Occasionally, he receives letters from fans.

r

9C

recently (adv) : son günlerde

Have you seen any good films recently?

r

7D

reception(n) : resepsiyon

Ask for me at reception.

r

1B

receptionist(n) : resepsiyonist Please ask the hotel receptionist.

r

1A

recipe(n) : tarif (yemek)

She gave me a recipe for carrot cake.

r

5A

recognise (v) : tanımak

I recognised her from her picture.

r

11C

recommend (v) : önermek, tavsiye etmek

Can you recommend a good wine to go with this dish?

r

4B

record (v) : kaydetmek

They are going to record a new album.

r

10A

record-breaking (adj) : rekor kıran

The book sold a record-breaking number of copies.

r

10C

recording (n) : kayıt

This is a recording of classical music.

r

8C

refuse (v) : geri çevirmek, reddetmek

I asked him to leave but he refused.

r

2A

regular(adj) : düzenli

Start and "Like" are regular verbs.

r

2B

relationship (n) : akrabalık, bağ He has a good relationship with his older sister.

r

2B

relative(n) : akraba

This is a party for friends and relatives.

r

8D

relaxed(adj) : gevşemiş, rahatlamış

She seemed relaxed and in control of the situation.

r

12C

released (v) : serbest bırakılmış

Six hostages were released shortly before midday.

r

2D

remember (v) : hatırlamak

I can't remember his name.

r

4C

remote (control) (n) : uzaktan kumanda

We've lost the remote control for the TV.

r

9C

remove(v) : çıkarmak

He needed a doctor to remove the bullets from his chest.

r

4A

rent(v) : kiralamak

He'll rent an apartment until he can find a house to buy.

r

10B

repeat(v) : tekrar etmek

He repeated the number.

r

3B

report(v) : rapor

He should have reported the accident immediately.

r

9C

reporter (n) : muhabir

She's a reporter for the local newspaper.

r

5D

request(v) : rica etmek

We've requested a further two computers.

r

11C

rescue(v) : kurtarmak

Fifty passengers had to be rescued from a sinking ship.

r

7C

research(v) : araştırma yapmak He spent years researching a rare African dialect.

r

1C

researcher(n) : araştırmacı

a researcher uses lots of ways of collecting information..

r

9A

reservation(n) : rezervasyon

I'd like to make a reservation for Friday evening.

r

8D

reserved(adj) : çekingen

a quiet, reserved woman

r

11C

resident(n) : ikamet eden, yerleşmiş olan kimse

She has been resident in Britain for most of her life.

r

4D

respond (v) : yanıtlamak, karşılık vermek

The government responded by sending food to the region.

r

1D

response(n) : karşılık, yanıt

His comments provoked an angry response from students.

r

1A

rest(n) : dinlenme

Why don't you have a rest?

r

1C

result(n) : sonuç

The election results will be known by Sunday.

r

5B

retire(v) : emekli olmak

She retired from the company in 1990.

r

5B

retired(adj) : emekli

My dad is a retired teacher.

r

1B

return(n) : geri dönüş

Could I have two returns to Birmingham?

r

1A

review(v) : gözden geçirme

He reviews films for the Times.

r

5C

revolve(v) : döndürmek, dönmek

A fan was revolving slowly.

r

4B

rhythm(n) : ritim

You need a sense of rhythm to be a good dancer.

r

6B

richest (sup) : en zengin

She's the third richest woman in Britain.

r

11D

ride(v) : binmek

I ride my bike to work.

r

1A

riding(v) : binmek

I like riding my bike.

r

1D

ring(n) : yüzük

She's got a diamond wedding ring.

r

12B

risk-taker(n) : tehlikeyi göze alan

He's a great risk-taker.

r

1A

river(n) : nehir

Two major rivers flow through the town.

r

8A

road(n) : yol

I live near a busy road.

r

11B

robber(n) : soyguncu

The police arrested the bank robber.

r

11B

robbery(n) : soygun

The police stopped the bank robbery.

r

4A

robot(n) : robot

The car was built by robots.

r

5A

robotics(n) : robot teknolojicisi He's studying robotics at the university.

r

1A

rock (music/band)(n) : rock müzik grubu

He plays in a rock band.

r

5C

rocket(v) : roket

House prices have rocketed this year.

r

4B

rock’n’roll(n)

Elvis Presley was a really famous rock'n' roll musician.

r

2D

role-play(n) : rol yapma

we like role-plays.

r

7B

roll(v) : yuvarlamak

The ball rolled through the goalkeeper's legs.

r

8B

Roman(adj)

There are Roman ruins all over Europe.

r

4A

romance(n) : aşk hikayesi

They married in June after a whirlwind romance.

r

2B

romantic(adj) : romantik

It was a romantic dinner for two.

r

11D

Rome(n)

Rome is the capital of Italy.

r

8A

roof(n) : çatı

There's a hole in the roof.

r

11B

rose(n) : gül

He gave me a bunch of red roses.

r

2B

round (adj) : yuvarlak

He has a round face.

r

4D

row (of cinemaetc.)(n) : sıra

We sat in the front row at the theatre.

r

11C

royal(adj) : kraliyet

She's very interested in the Royal Family.

r

3C

rubbish(n) : çöp, süprüntü

Don't forget to take out the rubbish.

r

8B

rude(adj) : kaba

It would be rude to leave without saying goodbye.

r

9A

run out of (pv) : birşeyin tükenmesi

We've run out of milk.

r

8C

Russia(n)

Moscow is the capital of Russia.

r

1D

Russian(n)

He speaks Russian fluently.

s

10C

sack(v) : işten atmak

He was sacked for being late.

s

7C

sailing(v) : denizde yol almak

His hobby is sailing on Lake Balaton.

s

3A

salary (n) : maaş

There will be a 2% salary increase next month.

s

10C

sale(n) : ucuzluk

The sale of alcohol is now banned.

s

10A

sales(n) : satışlar

Our sales have doubled this year.

s

7B

sandals(n) : sandalet

People often wear sandals in the Summer.

s

4C

satellite(n) : uydu

The moon is the Earth's satellite.

s

9B

satisfied(adj) : tatmin olmuş

We were very satisfied by the service.

s

8D

Saudi (Arabia)(n)

He's currently working in Saudi Arabia.

s

1A

school(n) : okul

I started school when I was five.

s

5C

scientist(n) : bilim adamı

My brother is a scientist.

s

4A

sci-fi/science-fiction(n) : bilim kurgu

He's a popular writer of sci-fi books.

s

8C

scissors(n) : makas

we need a pair of scissors to open this.

s

8D

Scottish(adj)

Edinburgh is the Scottish capital.

s

4A

screen(n) : ekran

I spend my day in front of a computer screen.

s

7C

search(v) : aramak

I've searched my bedroom but I can't find my watch.

s

2A

second (2nd)(adj) : ikinci

This is the second time I've told you.

s

2C

second (time)(adj) : ikinci kez

This is the second time I've told you.

s

1B

series(n) : seri

This is a four-part drama series.

s

6C

serious(adj) : ciddi

I'm being serious now - this is a very real problem.

s

4B

seriously(adv) : ciddi olarak

Seriously though, you mustn't say that.

s

5A

servant(n) : hizmetçi

The King had many servants.

s

2A

serve(v) : hizmet etmek

We're not allowed to serve alcohol to anyone under 18.

s

7C

service(n) : hizmet

The food was nice, but the service wasn't very good.

s

2A

service station(n) : benzin istasyonu

We stopped at the service station on the motorway to relax.

s

8C

set (of glasses) (n)

We bought a new set of glasses.

s

5C

seventy-eight(n) : 78

My grandmother is seventy-eight.

s

11C

severe(adj) : şiddetli, ağır

He had a severe headache.

s

2D

shake (hands) (v) : el sıkışmak It's polite to shake hands when you meet someone in England

s

5D

shall (put / start) (v)

Shall I cook dinner tonight?

s

7B

shampoo(n) : şampuan

I bought a new bottle of shampoo.

s

7C

shared(adj) : paylaşılan

They live in a shared house.

s

7B

shaving foam(n) : tıraş köpüğü I always buy him shaving foam for his birthday.

s

8D

sheep(n) : koyun

There are many sheep in Wales.

s

7C

shipwreck(n) : gemi enkazı

The shipwreck of the Titanic is at the bottom of the sea.

s

8C

shock(n) : şok

We got a nasty shock when he gave us the bill.

s

11B

shoot(v) : ateş etmek

He was robbed and then shot in the stomach.

s

1A

shopping(n) : alışveriş

I love shopping.

s

2B

short(adj) : kısa

She's shorter than me.

s

2B

shorter (comp) : daha kısa

Your hair looks shorter! Have you been to the hairdressers?

s

7B

shorts(n) : şort

I usually wear shorts in the summer.

s

4D

should (learn)

He should have gone to the doctor.

s

1A

Sicily(n)

I went to Sicily, an Italian island, for my honeymoon.

s

3A

sick (pay) :hasta

He was off work sick for most of last week.

s

6A

side(n) : yan, taraf

In most countries people drive on the right side of the road.

s

12A

silly(adj) : ahmak

She gets upset over such silly things.

s

4A

silver(adj) : gümüş

He's got a new silver sports car.

s

8A

since (prep) : -den beri, o zamandan beri

The country has been independent since 1948.

s

4B

singer(n) : şarkıcı

Al Jolson was a jazz singer.

s

6B

sister-in-law(n) : baldız, görümce, elti

Suzanne is my sister-in-law.

s

2C

situation(n) : yer, konum, hal

The park's situation was perfect.

s

12C

six-ton (adj)

It's a six-ton truck.

s

5C

size (n) : ölçü, boyut, ebat

It's an area about the size of Oxford.

s

1C

skateboarding(n) : kaykay

My son loves skateboarding.

s

11C

skin (n) : cilt, deri,ten

She has dark skin.

s

10B

skincare(n) : cilt bakımı

There are many skincare products available in the shop.

s

9B

sleepless(adj) : uykusuz

He'd spent a sleepless night worrying about his exam.

s

11B

sleepy(adj) : uykulu

The heat had made me sleepy.

s

2A

small(adj) : küçük, ufak

They live in a smaller apartment than us.

s

5C

smaller (comp) : daha ufak

The earth is smaller than the sun.

s

2C

smile(n) : gülümsemek

She smiled at me.

s

8B

smoke (v) : sigara içmek

Do you mind if I smoke?

s

7C

snorkelling(n) : şnorkelli su dalışı

He really likes snorkelling.

s

1A

so (adv)

I was so tired when I got home.

s

4C

soap(n) : sabun

I've used up the bar of soap.

s

9B

social(adj) : toplumsal

I have a very good social life.

s

1C

socialising (n) : sosyalleşmek

She doesn't enjoy socialising.

s

4A

society(n): topluluk, çevre

Unemployment is a problem for society.

s

5C

solar (adj) : güneşsel

There was a solar eclipse here last year.

s

7D

solution(n) : çözüm, çözelti

There's no easy solution to this problem.

s

9C

solve (v) : çözmek

This is the best way to solve the problem.

s

10A

sometime (adv) : bazen

I'll meet you sometime before six o'clock.

s

1C

sometimes (adv) : bazen

He does cook sometimes, but not very often.

s

1C

somewhere (adv) : biryer

They had difficulties finding somewhere to live.

s

2A

soon (adv) : yakında

I've got to leave quite soon.

s

2D

sorry (exclam)

Sorry I'm late.

s

5C

spacemen(n) : uzaylı, uzay adamı

Spacemen fly into space in rockets.

s

5C

spaceship(n) : uzay gemisi

The Shuttle is a spaceship.

s

8A

spacious(adj) : geniş, ferah

It's a very spacious office.

s

4A

(special) effects(n) : etk,

my personal effects

s

12C

spectacular(adj) : olağanüstü, muhteşem

It was a spectacular success.

s

8C

speech(n) : konuşma

His speech was very slow and difficult to understand.

s

1D

speed(n) : hız, sürat

He put on a sudden burst of speed.

s

8D

spicy(adj) : baharatlı, espirili

Do you like spicy food?

s

2A

spokesman(n) : sözcü

A spokesman for the company wouldn't refused to comment.

s

1C

sports(n) : sportif

I always enjoyed sports when I was at school.

s

11C

St Lucia(n)

St Lucia is in the Caribbean.

s

7C

staff(n) : kadro

Several members of staff have lost their jobs.

s

2B

stand (v) : duymak

We'd been standing for hours.

s

4A

star (adj) : yıldız

Baggio is one of our star players.

s

8B

starter (n) : meze, başlangıç

I decided not to order a starter at the restaurant.

s

2A

states(n)

She is from the United States.

s

3B

state (verbs)(n)

State verbs are different from dynamic verbs.

s

3C

(Statue of) Liberty(n)

The statue of Liberty can be found in New York.

s

1B

stay (v) : kalmak

The weather was bad so we stayed at home.

s

6C

steal (v) : çalmak, aşırmak

Burglars broke into the house and stole a computer.

s

6B

stepfather(n) : üveybaba

I get on well with my stepfather.

s

8D

Stockholm(n)

Stockholm is the capital of Sweden.

s

11C

stone (adj) : taş

We built a new stone wall.

s

2A

stop (v) : durmak

Stop laughing - it's not funny.

s

11C

storm(n) : fırtına, kasırga

The weather forecast said there will be a storm tomorrow.

s

2C

storyteller (n) : hikayeci

Andrew is a great storyteller.

s

2B

straight (adj) : doğruca, dümdüz

Continue straight along the road.

s

3C

strange(adj) : tuhaf, garip

It's strange that she hasn't called.

s

3C

strangest (sup) : çok tuhaf

I had the strangest dream last night!

s

3C

strawberry(n) : çilek

I like strawberries.

s

3A

street(n) : sokak, cadde

We live on the same street.

s

1B

stress (n) : vurgu

Jogging puts a lot of stress on your knee joints.

s

1B

stressed(adj) : gerilmiş

Tanya's really stressed out about her exams.

s

6A

stressful (adj) : stresli

She has a stressful job.

s

6A

stubborn(adj) : inatçı

Eszter was very stubborn sometimes.

s

12C

stunt(n) : tehlikeli iş

He always does his own stunts.

s

5A

stupid(adj) : aptal

That was a really stupid thing to do.

s

3C

stylist(n) : sitilist

I'm going to see my hairstylist.

s

1A

subject(n) : konu

Chemistry is my favourite subject.

s

12C

subtract (v) : çıkarma yapmak

You need to subtract 25% from the final figure.

s

1A

success(n) : başarı

Her success is due to hard work and determination.

s

6C

successful(adj) : başarılı

If the operation is successful, she can go home tomorrow.

s

7B

such (adv) : öyleki, oldukça, böyle

She's such a nice person.

s

10B

sugar(n) : şeker

He likes two sugars in his tea.

s

7B

suitcase(n) : valiz

to pack your suitcase

s

7C

suite(n) : suit oda

a bedroom suite

s

1A

summary(n) : özet

He gave a brief summary of what happened.

s

7B

sun cream(n) : güneş kremi

You should wear lots of sun cream to protect your skin.

s

5C

sun cream(n) : güneş kremi

You should wear lots of sun cream to protect your skin.

s

7B

sunglasses(n) : güneş gözlüğü I need to buy new sunglasses.

s

5C

sunset(n) : günbatımı

What a beautiful sunset!

s

7A

sunshine(n) : güneş ışığı

Let's sit over there in the sunshine.

s

5B

suntan(n) : bronzluk

He was determined to get a good suntan on holiday.

s

1B

super(adj) : süper

We had a super time.

s

6B

superlative(n) : en üstün

Best and "Most" are used to make superlative adjectives.

s

3B

support (v) : desteklemek, destek olmak

Do you support their views on nuclear weapons?

s

1D

suppose (v) : sanmak, zannetmek

I suppose that you've already heard the news?

s

2B

surprised(adj) : şaşırmış

I'm surprised you're here. I thought you wouldn't come.

s

1C

survey (n) : anket, araştırma

According to a recent survey, 90% of children hate school.

s

12C

survive (v) : sağ kalmak, ayakta kalmak

Only two buildings survived the earthquake.

s

11B

suspect (v) : şüphelenmek

They suspected that he was lying.

s

1A

swap(v) : değiş tokuş etmek

Would you mind if Dave swapped places with you?

s

8D

Sweden(n)

Stockholm is the capital of Sweden.

s

8D

Swedish(adj)

Ikea is a Swedish business.

s

8A

sweet(n) : tatlı, sevimli

Eating a lot of sweets is bad for your teeth.

s

1C

sweets(n) : şekerler

Eating a lot of sweets is bad for your teeth.

s

7B

swimming costume(n) : kadın mayosu

Make sure you bring your swimming costume.

s

7B

swimming trunks(n) : erkek mayosu

Make sure you bring your swimming trunks.

s

7B

(swimming) trunks(n) : erkek mayosu

Don't forget to bring your swimming trunks.

s

7B

swimsuit(n) : mayo

Make sure you bring your swimsuit.

s

11D

Sydney(n)

Sydney is in Australia.

s

1B

syllable(n) : hece

'But' has one syllable and 'apple' has two syllables.

s

8C

symbol(n) : simge, sembol

A heart shape is the symbol of love.

s

5C

system(n) : sistem

They've had an alarm system installed at their home.

t

9C

take off (pv) : uçağın kalkması, The plane took off in the middle of the night. kalkış

t

5A

take over (pv) : yönetimi devir almak

Alien life forms are trying to take over the world!

t

6A

tall (adj) : uzun

Are you taller than me?

t

6A

taller (comp) : daha uzun

I'm taller than my sister.

t

12C

tank (of water) : tank

We should fill the petrol tank.

t

12B

tarantula (n) : tarantula

I'd be scared if I saw a tarantula.

t

10C

tax (v) : vergi

Goods such as clothes are taxed at 15%.

t

1A

teach (v) : öğretmek

She taught at Harvard University for several years.

t

2C

teacher (n) : öğretmen

a history/science teacher

t

3B

technical(adj) : teknik

We're having a few technical problems.

t

6A

teenage(adj) : ergen

We have a teenage daughter.

t

1A

tell (v) : anlatmak

He told me about his new school.

t

4C

telly (TV) : televizyon

What's on the telly tonight?

t

3B

temporary(adj) : geçici

This is only a temporary job.

t

7D

terribly (adv) : son derece

I slept terribly last night.

t

3A

test (n) : test

I've got a driving test tomorrow.

t

10A

(the) Beatles(n)

The Beatles came from Liverpool.

t

10A

(the) Internet(n)

The library was closed so I did my research on the Internet

t

11A

(the) Net (Internet)(n)

You can find almost anything on the Net.

t

3B

(the) news(n) : haber

Have you had any news about your job yet?

t

1A

(the) past(n) : geçmiş

I've spent the past ten years in and out of jobs.

t

9C

(the) police(n) : polis

I heard a gun shot and decided to call the police.

t

7C

(the River) Amazon(n)

The River Amazon is the second longest in the world.

t

12C

(the River) Thames(n)

The River Thames flows through London.

t

8B

(the) sights(n) :görülecek yer

We hired a car on holiday so that we could see the sights.

t

2A

(the) sixties(n) : altmışlı yıllar

My dad was born in the sixties.

t

3C

(the) Statue (of Liberty) (n)

There is a marble statue of the mayor in the town square.

t

1C

(the) theatre(n) : tiyatro

I want to work in theatre.

t

10A

(theatre) play(n)

We saw a play at the National Theatre.

t

11B

theft(n) : hırsızlık

He was arrested for car theft.

t

7B

theirs (pron) : onlarınki

I think she's a relation of theirs.

t

1B

them (pron) : onları/onlara

I'm looking for my keys - have you seen them?

t

12B

themselves (pron) : kendileri

The staff themselves were unhappy with the decision.

t

2C

thief (n) : hırsız

The police caught the thief.

t

6B

thin(adj) : zayıf

He used to be thin.

t

6A

thinner (comp) : daha zayıf

I'm thinner than my brother.

t

9C

thirties(n) : otuzlu

He's in his thirties.

t

2C

thousand(n) :bin

There are ninety thousand people in this city.

t

4A

thriller(n) : gerilim

We watched a scary thriller on TV last night.

t

6D

through (prep) : boyunca, vasıtasıyla

The River Seine flows through Paris.

t

3C

thrower(n) : fırlatıcı

She was the knife thrower's assistant.

t

1A

tick(n) : tik

Put a tick in the box if it is correct.

t

10A

tiger(n) : kaplan

Tigers live in India.

t

10A

till (adv) :-e kadar, kadar

The cafe is open till midnight.

t

2A

tip(n) : bahşiş

We left a tip because the waiter was so friendly.

t

4C

tiring (adj) : yorucu

It's been a long and tiring day.

t

12C

toe(n) : ayak parmağı

I hurt my big toe.

t

9C

tolerate (v) : tahammül etmek, katlanmak

We will not tolerate racism of any sort.

t

7B

toothpaste(n) :diş macunu

We've run out of toothpaste.

t

3C

top(n) : üst

Put the top back on the bottle.

t

5C

topic(n) : konu

What's the topic of today's lesson?

t

2D

touch (v) : dokunmak, temas etmek

You can look at them but please don't touch them.

t

7A

tour(n) : tur

It was a grand tour of Europe.

t

5C

tourism(n) : turizm

Tourism is very important to the economy.

t

5C

tourist(n) : turist

There were many tourists in the square.

t

8D

tourist(n) : turist

There were many tourists in the square.

t

7B

towel(n) : havlu

Have you got a clean towel?

t

5A

toy(n) : oyuncak

It's only a toy gun.

t

11C

trade(n) : ticaret

He's a builder by trade.

t

4D

(trade) union (n) : sendika

The teacher's union called for a strike.

t

8D

tradition(n) : gelenek

There is a great tradition of dance in Hungary.

t

1C

traditional(adj) : geleneksel

She's wearing traditional Hungarian dress.

t

1B

(traffic) jam(n) : trafik sıkışıklığı We were stuck in a jam for hours.

t

3A

training(n) : alıştırma, idman

She's on a training course.

t

2C

translate (v) : tercüme etmek

We were asked to translate a list of sentences.

t

2A

traveller(n) : gezgin

We're doing a survey of business travellers.

t

7C

treetop(n) : ağacın teğes,

We couldn't see the sky because of the treetops.

t

10B

trend(n) : moda, meyil

There's a trend towards people getting less and less sleep.

t

11B

trial(n) : duruşma

The two men are now on trial for attempted murder.

t

12C

trick(v) : kurnazlık, hile, numara

They tricked him into signing the papers.

t

7C

tropical(adj) : tropikal

Malaysia has a tropical climate.

t

9C

trouble (n) : dert, bela

We had trouble finding somewhere to park.

t

1A

true (adj) : doğru, gerçek

Is it true that Martin and Sue are getting married?

t

10D

try on (pv) : denemek

Can I try these trousers on in the changing room?

t

7B

(a) tube (of) (det) : tüp

I bought a new tube of toothpaste.

t

4C

turn off (pv) : kapamak

Turn off the television and do your homework!

t

1A

turn (v) : dönmek

Ricky turned and saw Sue standing in the doorway.

t

9C

turn up (appear) : sesini açmak, dönmek

Can you turn up the radio please? I can't hear it!

t

6B

twin (v) : ikiz

Leeds in England is twinned with Dortmund in Germany.

t

10A

typewriter (n) : daktilo

People use computers more than typewriters nowadays.

t

1A

typical(adj) :tipik

typical German food

u

6C

unambitious(adj) : isteksiz, arzusuz, hırssız

You won't get the job if you are unambitious.

u

6C

unattractive(adj) : gösterişsiz, çirkin

I felt old and unattractive.

u

1B

unbelievable(adj) : inanılmaz

It's unbelievable how lucky she's been.

u

11C

unconscious(adj) : bilinçsiz, şuursuz

She was knocked unconscious.

u

7B

uncountable(adj) : sayılamayan Water and "Salt" are uncountable nouns.

u

8A

underground(adj) : yeraltı, altgeçit

The caves are underground.

u

7C

underwater (adv) : sualtı

This camera will work underwater.

u

3B

unemployment (n) : işsizlik

Unemployment in the north-east is 12%.

u

3B

(unemployment) benefit(n) : fayda

Unemployment in the north-east is 12%.

u

10C

unfortunately (adv) : malesef, ne yazık ki

Unfortunately, I can't finish this work.

u

6C

unhelpful(adj) : yardımcı olmayan

The taxi driver was rude and unhelpful.

u

6C

unintelligent(adj) : zeki olmayan

I think she is unintelligent.

u

8C

unlucky(adj) : şansız

The team played well and was unlucky to lose.

u

3C

unprofessional(adj) : meslek kurallarına aykırı

He has an unprofessional attitude.

u

6C

unreliable(adj) : güvenilmez

We don't want an unreliable witness.

u

6C

unselfish(adj) : fedakar

Helping other people is an unselfish action.

u

6C

unsure(adj) : emin değil

I'm unsure about getting married now.

u

1A

unusual(adj) : tuhaf, olağandışı She's got an unusual name.

u

6C

update (v) : güncelleştirmek

We've just updated our website.

u

9B

upset(adj) : üzgün

They'd had an argument and she was still upset about it.

u

2D

usual(adj) : alışılagelmiş, olağan

I went to bed at my usual time.

u

1A

usually (adv) : genellikle

I usually get home at about six o'clock.

v

1D

vampire (n) : vampir

Dracula is a famous vampire.

v

5B

van (n) : karavan

We hired a van.

v

1D

vegetarian(adj) : vejeteryan

All her children are vegetarian.

v

3C

vermiculturalist (n)

A vermiculturalist is a worm farmer.

v

2C

version (n) : sürüm

I saw the original version of the film.

v

3A

vet (n) : veteriner

Applicants for the job are carefully vetted.

v

3B

(a) vicious (circle)(adj) : kısır döngü

It was just a vicious rumour.

v

10C

victim (n) : mağdur, kurban

They were victims of crime.

v

4A

video

We watched the film on video.

v

5A

videophones (n) : görüntülü telefon

We communicated with videophones.

v

8C

Vietnam (n)

Ho Chi Minh city is the capital of Vietnam.

v

5C

view (n) : bakış, görüş

There was a lovely view of the lake from the window.

v

7A

viewer (n) : izleyici

Twenty million viewers saw the TV show.

v

1D

visit (v) : ziyaret etmek

Did you visit St Petersburg while you were in Russia?

v

3C

visitor (n) : ziyaretçi

The museum attracts large numbers of visitors.

v

5B

voice (n) : ses

I could hear voices in the next room.

v

1C

vowel (n) : sesli

A and "O" are vowels.

(n)

w

7C

wake (v) : uyanmak

I've only just woken up.

w

4A

war (n) : savaş

They've been at war for the past five years.

w

12A

waste (v) : israf etmek

I don't want to waste any more time so let's start.

w

1A

watch(v) : seyretmek

I watched him as he arrived.

w

6B

wave (v) : dalga, el sallamak

She waved as the train left.

w

1B

way (n) : yol

I must find a way to help him.

w

2A

wear(v) : giymek

What are you wearing?

w

1D

website (n)

I read the news on a website.

w

10B

weekly (adv) : haftalık

It's a weekly newspaper.

w

11C

weird(adj) : kaderle ilgili,acayip I had a really weird dream last night.

w

4D

welcome (v)

Both families were there to welcome us.

w

2C

well-known (adj) : ünlü

He's a well-known actor.

w

1B

west (adj) : batı

Innsbruck is in the west of Austria.

w

7C

wet(adj) : ıslak

It was a wet and windy day.

w

8B

wheel (n) : tekerlek

My bike needs a new front wheel.

w

8D

whereabouts (n) : nerelerde

Whereabouts does he live?

w

5A

wherever (adv) : nereye olursa, her nereye

You can sit wherever you like.

w

1A

which (det) : hangi

Which of these do you like best?

w

2B

while (adv) : iken

I read a magazine while I was waiting.

w

8D

whisky (n) : viski

I don't like the taste of whisky.

w

3C

white(adj) : beyaz

Two coffees please, one black and one white.

w

2D

whole (adj) : bütün, tüm

She spent the whole afternoon studying.

w

12C

wide(adj) : geniş

Her eyes were wide with fear.

w

5C

window (n) : pencere

Open the window if you're too hot.

w

8D

windy(adj) : rüzgarlı

It was a wet and windy day.

w

12C

wire (v) : tel, kablo

Do you know how to wire a burglar alarm?

w

10B

wives (n) : hanımlar, eşler

Henry VIII had six wives.

w

1C

women(n)

Lots of women watched the TV show.

w

6C

wonder (v) : merak etmek

I wonder what he's making for dinner.

w

3C

wonderful(adj) : harika

What a wonderful idea.

w

1A

work (v) : iş

Helen works for a computer company.

w

11C

worker(n) : işçi

He's an office worker.

w

11C

workmen(n) : işçi

The workmen will finish tomorrow.

w

6D

workplace(n) : işyeri

We are trying to get rid of bullying in the workplace.

w

12A

worldwide(adj) : dünya çapında Ther Internet is also called the worldwide web.

w

3C

worm(n) : kurt, solucan

He wormed his way into the family.

w

2C

worried(adj) : endişeli

She's really worried about her son.

w

3D

worry(v) : endişelenmek

She's been sick with worry.

w

4C

worrying (adj) : kaygı verici

It's been a worrying situation.

w

3C

worse (comp) : daha kötü

It was a nasty accident, although I've seen worse.

w

5B

worst (sup) : en kötü

What's the worst job you've ever had?

w

11C

worth (adj) : bedel, değer

Our house is worth about £60,000.

w

1D

would(v) : istemek

What would you do if you lost your job?

w

5A

wow (exclam) : vay be!

Wow! Look at that car!

y

1C

yeah (yes) (exclam)

Yeah, I agree.

y

1A

year (n) : yıl

last year/next year

y

1B

yes(exclam) : evet

Was that a yes or a no?

y

2A

yesterday(n) : dün

I went to see the doctor yesterday.

y

11A

yet (adv) : henüz

Have you read his book yet?

y

1C

yoga(n) : yoga

She does yoga three times a week.

y

3C

York(n)

York is in the north of England.

y

1A

young(adj) : genç

She's younger than me.

y

2A

younger (comp) : daha genç

I have three younger sisters; I am the oldest.

y

6B

youngest (sup) : en genç

I'm the youngest of three children.

y

4B

yours (pron) : seninki

Is this pen yours?

z

9A

Zurich (n)

Zurich is in Switzerland.

z

7A

(New) Zealand (n)

Wellington is the capital of New Zealand.

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Pre-intermediate wordlist: English a

Lesson no.

English word

Example sentence

a

1A

again (adv)

I'll ask her again.

a

1A

already (adv)

I've already told him.

a

1A

ask (n)

She asked him out to lunch the next day.

a

1A

auxiliary (v)

Have and "Do" are auxiliary verbs.

c

1A

café (n)

Lets meet for a coffee in the cafe on the corner.

c

1A

can (v)

Anna can speak four languages.

c

1A

catering (n)

Who did the catering for the party?

c

1A

celebrity (n)

She's a famous celebrity.

c

1A

chef (n)

He's a very good chef.

c

1A

children (n)

She has two children.

c

1A

college (n)

Cambridge has many historic colleges.

c

1A

common (adv)

Sue and I don't have much in common.

c

1A

cooking (n)

I do most of the cooking in this house.

d

1A

day-to-day (adj)

We deal with day-to-day problems as they arise.

d

1A

detail (n)

Please send me details of your training courses.

d

1A

drum (n)

Anna plays the drums.

e

1A

earn (v)

She earns more than £40,000 a year.

e

1A

Essex (n)

Essex is north of London.

f

1A

face (n)

She's got a long, thin face.

f

1A

famous (adj)

a famous actress is often photographed.

f

1A

favourite (adj)

What's your favourite band?

f

1A

final (adj)

The committee's decision is final.

f

1A

form (n)

Swimming is the best form of exercise.

g

1A

grammar (n)

I love studying grammar.

g

1A

group (n)

She went camping with a small group of friends.

i

1A

ingredient (v)

Trust is an essential ingredient in a successful marriage.

i

1A

instant(adj)

The book was an instant success in the US.

j

1A

job (n)

It's time to start job-hunting.

l

1A

last(adj)

What was the last film you saw?

l

1A

lemon(n)

Would you like a slice of lemon with your tea?

l

1A

life(n)

Careful use will prolong the life of your machine.

l

1A

like (adv)

He acted like he didn't hear me.

m 1A

much (adv)

Was there much food there?

n

1A

naked(adj)

He wasn't wearing clothes - he was naked.

n

1A

note (n)

He left a note on her desk.

n

1A

now (adv)

She's finished her degree and now she teaches English.

o

1A

(olive) oil(n)

Olive oil is delicious on fresh salad

o

1A

olive (oil)(n)

Olive oil is healthy.

p

1A

play(n)

We saw a play at the National Theatre.

p

1A

practise (v)

You need to practise your pronunciation.

p

1A

prepare (v)

I haven't prepared my speech yet.

p

1A

present(n)

Let's talk about the present.

p

1A

profile(n)

The picture shows him in profile.

q

1A

quickly(adv)

I quickly shut the door.

r

1A

ready(adj)

Give me a call when you're ready.

r

1A

recipe(n)

She gave me a recipe for carrot cake.

r

1A

rest(n)

Why don't you have a rest?

r

1A

review(v)

He reviews films for the Times.

r

1A

riding(v)

I like riding my bike.

r

1A

river(n)

Two major rivers flow through the town.

s

1A

school(n)

I started school when I was five.

s

1A

shopping(n)

I love shopping.

s

1A

Sicily(n)

I went to Sicily, an Italian island, for my honeymoon.

s

1A

so (adv)

I was so tired when I got home.

s

1A

subject(n)

Chemistry is my favourite subject.

s

1A

success(n)

Her success is due to hard work and determination.

s

1A

summary(n)

He gave a brief summary of what happened.

s

1A

swap(v)

Would you mind if Dave swapped places with you?

t

1A

teach (v)

She taught at Harvard University for several years.

t

1A

tell (v)

He told me about his new school.

t

1A

(the) past(n)

I've spent the past ten years in and out of jobs.

t

1A

tick(n)

Put a tick in the box if it is correct.

t

1A

true (adj)

Is it true that Martin and Sue are getting married?

t

1A

turn (v)

Ricky turned and saw Sue standing in the doorway.

t

1A

typical(adj)

typical German food

u

1A

unusual(adj)

She's got an unusual name.

u

1A

usually (adv)

I usually get home at about six o'clock.

w 1A

watch(v)

I watched him as he arrived.

w 1A

which (det)

Which of these do you like best?

w 1A

work (v)

Helen works for a computer company.

y

1A

year (n)

last year/next year

y

1A

young(adj)

She's younger than me.

r

1A

rock (music/band)(n)

He plays in a rock band.

p

1A

(prime) minister(n)

The British prime minister lives at number 10 Downing Street.

l

1A

London(n)

London is the biggest city in Europe.

a

1B

advance (n)

You need to book your ticket at least 14 days in advance.

a

1B

ago (adv)

They moved to London ten years ago.

a

1B

all (det)

Who's eaten all the cake?

a

1B

a.m. (adv)

We're open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily.

c

1B

catch (v)

I think I've caught a cold.

c

1B

charity (n)

I'm going to give my money to charity.

c

1B

commute (v)

It takes me 45 minutes to commute to work.

c

1B

commuter (n)

The train was filled with commuters.

c

1B

crazy (adj)

It's a crazy idea, but it might work!

d

1B

department (store) (n)

Let's go to the department store.

d

1B

(department) store (n)

She works in a department store.

d

1B

describe (v)

She was able to describe her attacker to the police.

d

1B

desk (n)

Make sure your desk is tidy.

d

1B

distance (n)

We're only a short distance from my house.

d

1B

documentary (n)

I saw a TV documentary about the Russia last night.

e

1B

editor (n)

She is the editor of the newspaper.

e

1B

either (adv)

The menu is boring and it's not cheap either.

e

1B

enormous (adj)

This living room is enormous.

e

1B

even (adv)

Everyone danced, even Mick.

e

1B

expensive (adj)

expensive jewellery

f

1B

far (adj)

It's the first time I've been so far away from home.

f

1B

fascinating (adj)

I found the movie fascinating.

f

1B

few (det)

She's staying at the cottage for a few days.

f

1B

fireman (n)

He's a fireman.

g

1B

gap (n)

There's quite a big gap between the door and the floor.

i

1B

instead (adv)

If you don't want pizza, we can have pasta instead.

i

1B

interview (n)

My job interviewer was very unpleasant.

j

1B

journalist (n)

She wants to become a journalist.

k

1B

kilometre (km)(n)

It takes about 20 minutes to walk a kilometre.

k

1B

km (kilometre)(n)

He cycles 8km every day.

l

1B

Liverpool(n)

Liverpool is in the north-east of England.

m 1B

maybe (adv)

Maybe we're too early.

m 1B

move

I'm going to move in in March.

m 1B

multinational (company) (n)

Microsoft is a multinational corporation.

n

1B

nearly (adv)

It's nearly three weeks since I last saw her.

n

1B

notice (n)

If the sign's too small, no one will notice it.

n

1B

noun (n)

Car and "Book" are nouns.

o

1B

object (n)

There's a bright, shiny object on the floor.

p

1B

Paris(n)

Paris is the capital of France.

p

1B

preposition(n)

At and "In" are prepositions.

r

1B

receptionist(n)

Please ask the hotel receptionist.

r

1B

return(n)

Could I have two returns to Birmingham?

s

1B

series(n)

This is a four-part drama series.

s

1B

stay (v)

The weather was bad so we stayed at home.

s

1B

stress (n)

Jogging puts a lot of stress on your knee joints.

s

1B

stressed(adj)

Tanya's really stressed out about her exams.

s

1B

super(adj)

We had a super time.

s

1B

syllable(n)

'But' has one syllable and 'apple' has two syllables.

t

1B

them (pron)

I'm looking for my keys - have you seen them?

t

1B

(traffic) jam(n)

We were stuck in a jam for hours.

u

1B

unbelievable(adj)

It's unbelievable how lucky she's been.

w 1B

way (n)

I must find a way to help him.

w 1B

west (adj)

Innsbruck is in the west of Austria.

y

1B

yes(exclam)

Was that a yes or a no?

a

1C

adverb (n)

Quickly and "Slowly" are adverbs.

a

1C

aerobics (n)

She goes to aerobics classes.

a

1C

after (prep)

We went swimming after lunch.

a

1C

art (n)

She's studying art at school.

b

1C

ball (n)

My son loves ball games.

b

1C

bar (n)

Can I have a bar of chocolate please?

b

1C

basketball (n)

Basketball is played in a team on a court.

b

1C

biking (n)

He prefers biking to driving.

c

1C

Christmas (n)

Christmas day is celebrated on 25th December.

c

1C

club (n)

He's a member of the fitness club.

c

1C

complete (v)

Complete the sentence with one of the adjectives provided.

c

1C

could (v)

I couldn't see what he was doing.

c

1C

cycling (n)

Cycling is very good for you.

d

1C

drink (v)

Would you like something to drink?

e

1C

eat (v)

Who ate all the cake?

e

1C

evening (n)

Are you doing anything this evening?

e

1C

event (n)

People have been shocked by recent events in the town.

e

1C

expression (n)

It's not my cup of tea' is typically English expression.

f

1C

frequency (n)

The frequency of attacks has increased recently.

f

1C

furthest (sup)

What is the furthest distance you can run?

g

1C

gallery (n)

The courtroom has a public gallery.

g

1C

generally (adv)

I generally wake up early.

g

1C

guess (v)

Can you guess how old he is?

h

1C

habit (n)

He has some really nasty habits.

h

1C

hot (adj)

a hot summer's day

i

1C

important(adj)

My family is very important to me.

i

1C

interviewer (n)

The interviewer asked me lots of difficult questions.

j

1C

jogging

j

1C

judo (n)

He has a black belt in judo.

k

1C

kg (kilogram)(n)

I'd like a kg of tomatoes please.

l

1C

least (sup)

She earns the least money of all of us.

l

1C

let (v)

Let them play outside.

l

1C

line(n)

He can't kick the ball in a straight line.

l

1C

lunchtime(n)

Let's meet at lunchtime.

m 1C

men (n)

Where's the men's toilet?

n

1C

normally (adv)

Normally, I start work around nine o'clock.

o

1C

occasionally(adv)

I occasionally go to the cinema.

o

1C

order (n)

It's in alphabetical order.

p

1C

perhaps (adv)

Perhaps I'll go to the gym after work.

p

1C

place(n)

His leg's broken in two places.

p

1C

pub (n)

We're all going to the pub after work.

p

1C

publish(v)

This book is published by Cambridge University Press.

r

1C

researcher(n)

a researcher uses lots of ways of collecting information..

r

1C

result(n)

The election results will be known by Sunday.

s

1C

skateboarding(n)

My son loves skateboarding.

s

1C

socialising (n)

She doesn't enjoy socialising.

s

1C

sometimes (adv)

He does cook sometimes, but not very often.

(n)

I was jogging through the park.

s

1C

somewhere (adv)

They had difficulties finding somewhere to live.

s

1C

sports(n)

I always enjoyed sports when I was at school.

s

1C

survey (n)

According to a recent survey, 90% of children hate school.

s

1C

sweets(n)

Eating a lot of sweets is bad for your teeth.

t

1C

(the) theatre(n)

I want to work in theatre.

t

1C

traditional(adj)

She's wearing traditional Hungarian dress.

v

1C

vowel (n)

A and "O" are vowels.

w 1C

women(n)

Lots of women watched the TV show.

y

1C

yeah (yes) (exclam)

Yeah, I agree.

y

1C

yoga(n)

She does yoga three times a week.

a

1D

actually (adv)

She sounds English but she's actually Spanish.

b

1D

bell (n)

Please ring the bell for attention.

b

1D

bit (n)

I wrote it down on a bit of paper.

d

1D

date (n)

Let's make a date to have lunch.

d

1D

dating (n)

Have you thought about Internet dating?

d

1D

definitely (adv)

This book is definitely worth reading.

d

1D

delicious (adj)

This soup is absolutely delicious.

d

1D

disagree (v)

I disagree with most of what he said.

e

1D

everybody (n)

I've received a reply from everybody now.

e

1D

everyone (n)

Everyone was happy to hear the news.

e

1D

exciting (adj)

It was an exciting football match.

f

1D

friendly(adj)

This is not a friendly place.

h

1D

hate (v)

They've hated each other since they were kids.

h

1D

hi (exclam)

Hi! How's it going?

h

1D

horror (n)

She watched in horror as the car skidded across the road.

i

1D

interested(adj)

I'm not interested in football.

i

1D

Istanbul (n)

Istanbul used to be called Constantinople.

k

1D

kind(adj)

Your mother was very kind to us.

m 1D

matter (n)

What's the matter?

n

1D

negative(adj)

Terrorist threats have had a negative impact on tourism.

n

1D

neither (adv)

Jerry doesn't like it, and neither do I.

n

1D

nervous(adj)

I felt nervous before the exam.

n

1D

nice(adj)

He seems like a really nice guy.

n

1D

nightmare (n)

The traffic can be a real nightmare after 4.30.

p

1D

pet(n)

I love my pet rabbit.

p

1D

positive(adj)

Response to our new product has been very positive

r

1D

real(adj)

He's not real you know, he's just a character in a book.

r

1D

response(n)

His comments provoked an angry response from students.

r

1D

ring(n)

She's got a diamond wedding ring.

r

1D

Russian(n)

He speaks Russian fluently.

s

1D

speed(n)

He put on a sudden burst of speed.

s

1D

suppose (v)

I suppose that you've already heard the news?

v

1D

vampire (n)

Dracula is a famous vampire.

v

1D

vegetarian(adj)

All her children are vegetarian.

v

1D

visit (v)

Did you visit St Petersburg while you were in Russia?

w 1D

website (n)

I read the news on a website.

w 1D

would(v)

What would you do if you lost your job?

e

1D

etc

This shelf here is for pens, paper etc.

l

1D

Ltd (limited)

Pinewood Supplies Ltd.

a

2A

aged (adj)

They have one daughter, aged three.

a

2A

ambitious (adj)

This is our most ambitious project so far.

a

2A

anyone (pron)

I didn't know anyone at the party.

c

2A

cent (n)

A coffee costs one Euro, and 20 cents.

c

2A

chicken (n)

We're going to have chicken tonight.

c

2A

childhood (n)

Did you have a happy childhood?

c

2A

close (adv)

He stayed close to his mother.

c

2A

customer (n)

The customer is always right.

d

2A

develop (v)

Scientists are developing new drugs all the time.

e

2A

extra (adj)

Can I invite a few extra people?

f

2A

factory (n)

We work in a textile factory.

f

2A

farm (n)

He works on a farm in Wales.

f

2A

fast (adj)

Fast food, like hamburgers, is not very good for you.

f

2A

fries (n)

I'll have a double cheeseburger and fries please.

h

2A

hungry (adj)

I'm hungry. What's for supper?

i

2A

irregular(adj)

Go is an irregular verb.

l

2A

learn(v)

I learned Russian at school.

m 2A

mile (n)

The nearest station is two miles from here.

m 2A

(milk) shake (n)

What flavour milk shake would you like?

m 2A

mother (n)

My mother and father are divorced.

n

2A

nearby(adj)

He lives in a nearby town.

n

2A

nineteenth (n)

I was born on the nineteenth of June.

n

2A

north(adj)

I live north of the river.

o

2A

official(adj)

It's official - they're getting married!

r

2A

regular(adj)

Start and "Like" are regular verbs.

s

2A

second (2nd)(adj)

This is the second time I've told you.

s

2A

serve(v)

We're not allowed to serve alcohol to anyone under 18.

s

2A

service station(n)

We stopped at the service station on the motorway to relax.

s

2A

small(adj)

They live in a smaller apartment than us.

s

2A

soon (adv)

I've got to leave quite soon.

s

2A

spokesman(n)

A spokesman for the company wouldn't refused to comment.

s

2A

states(n)

She is from the United States.

s

2A

stop (v)

Stop laughing - it's not funny.

t

2A

(the) sixties(n)

My dad was born in the sixties.

t

2A

tip(n)

We left a tip because the waiter was so friendly.

t

2A

traveller(n)

We're doing a survey of business travellers.

w 2A

wear(v)

What are you wearing?

y

2A

yesterday(n)

I went to see the doctor yesterday.

y

2A

younger (comp)

I have three younger sisters; I am the oldest.

b

2A,

billion (n)

The government spends billions of dollars every year.

a

2B

action (n)

She has to accept the consequences of her actions.

a

2B

anyway (adv)

I hate carrots, but I eat them anyway.

a

2B

ask someone out (pv)

If you really like someone, you can ask them out on a date.

b

2B

break up (with) (pv)

My boyfriend and I fought and broke up.

e

2B

engaged (adj)

When did they get engaged?

f

2B

(food) poisoning (n)

The restaurant was closed down because of food poisoning.

f

2B

forever (adv)

I'll love you forever.

f

2B

funny(adj)

This chicken tastes a bit funny.

g

2B

get engaged (v)

My brother got engaged last year.

g

2B

get married (v)

My brother will get married in October.

g

2B

go on a date (pv)

Will you go on a date with me?

g

2B

go out with (pv)

Will you go out with me?

i

2B

immediately (adv)

You have to come home immediately.

i

2B

invite (v)

They've invited us to the wedding.

j

2B

just (adv)

I've just been on a trip to France.

l

2B

lift(n)

Can you give me a lift to the airport?

l

2B

list(n)

I've made a shopping list.

m 2B

Madrid (n)

Madrid is the capital of Spain.

m 2B

meeting (n)

We're having a meeting to talk about the problem.

n

2B

number (n)

What's your phone number?

p

2B

pronounce(v)

How do you pronounce his name?

q

2B

queue(n)

We waited in the queue for two hours.

r

2B

relationship (n)

He has a good relationship with his older sister.

r

2B

relative(n)

This is a party for friends and relatives.

r

2B

romantic(adj)

It was a romantic dinner for two.

r

2B

round (adj)

He has a round face.

s

2B

short(adj)

She's shorter than me.

s

2B

shorter (comp)

Your hair looks shorter! Have you been to the hairdressers?

s

2B

stand (v)

We'd been standing for hours.

s

2B

straight (adj)

Continue straight along the road.

s

2B

surprised(adj)

I'm surprised you're here. I thought you wouldn't come.

w 2B

while (adv)

I read a magazine while I was waiting.

f

2B

fall in love with someone I fell in love with her very quickly. (idiom)

e

2B

exactly (adv)

What exactly seems to be the problem?

a

2C

adviser (n)

She's a financial adviser.

a

2C

Arabia (n)

He works in Saudi Arabia.

c

2C

clever (adj)

He's a very clever student.

c

2C

collection (n)

He's got a private art collection.

c

2C

consequence (n)

The ship capsized, with disastrous consequences.

c

2C

contain (v)

Does this drink contain alcohol?

e

2C

edition (n)

A new edition of the dictionary will be published next month.

e

2C

Egypt (n)

Have you ever been to Egypt?

f

2C

false (adj)

He has false teeth.

f

2C

fully (adv)

The restaurant was fully booked.

h

2C

happily (adv)

Happily, the operation was a complete success.

h

2C

herself (pron)

She kept telling herself that nothing was wrong.

i

2C

Indian(adj)

Indian food is popular in Britain.

i

2C

into (prep)

Stop running around and get into bed!

k

2C

king(n)

He's the new king of pop music.

k

2C

kingdom(n)

The Kingdom of Belgium became independent in 1830.

l

2C

lover(n)

She had many lovers but never married.

m 2C

main(adj)

The main problem is we don't have enough time.

n

2C

ninth (n)

I was born on the ninth of May.

o

2C

original(adj)

Her essay was full of original ideas.

o

2C

originally (adv)

Despite the rain, I'll play the match as originally planned.

p

2C

palace(n)

The Queen lives in Buckingham Palace.

p

2C

Persia(n)

Persia is now called Iran.

p

2C

professional(adj)

Get some professional advice about your finances.

q

2C

queen(n)

Queen Elizabeth II is the queen of England.

s

2C

second (time)(adj)

This is the second time I've told you.

s

2C

situation(n)

The park's situation was perfect.

s

2C

smile(n)

She smiled at me.

s

2C

storyteller (n)

Andrew is a great storyteller.

t

2C

teacher (n)

a history/science teacher

t

2C

thief (n)

The police caught the thief.

t

2C

thousand(n)

There are ninety thousand people in this city.

t

2C

translate (v)

We were asked to translate a list of sentences.

v

2C

version (n)

I saw the original version of the film.

w 2C

well-known (adj)

He's a well-known actor.

w 2C

worried(adj)

She's really worried about her son.

i

illustrated(adj)

Most childrens'books are illustrated.

2C

b

2D

bow (v)

The actors all bowed after the performance.

c

2D

cheers (n)

Say "cheers" when you are drinking beer.

f

2D

festival (n)

Are you going to the film festival?

f

2D

fine (adj)

I had a cold last week, but I'm fine now.

g

2D

greet (v)

He greeted me at the door.

h

2D

hope (v)

I hope you're well and had a nice holiday.

i

2D

imagine (v)

Imagine winning the lottery!

k

2D

keep(v)

You can keep that dress if you like it.

k

2D

kiss(n)

She gave him a kiss.

m 2D

Manchester (n)

Manchester is in the north of England.

m 2D

member (n)

I'm a member of a club.

m 2D

Milan (n)

Milan is in the north of Italy.

m 2D

mine (pron)

I borrowed them from a friend of mine.

n

2D

neighbour (n)

Our next-door neighbours are always arguing.

r

2D

remember (v)

I can't remember his name.

r

2D

role-play(n)

we like role-plays.

s

2D

shake (hands) (v)

It's polite to shake hands when you meet someone in England

s

2D

sorry (exclam)

Sorry I'm late.

t

2D

touch (v)

You can look at them but please don't touch them.

u

2D

usual(adj)

I went to bed at my usual time.

w 2D

whole (adj)

She spent the whole afternoon studying.

a

3A

airline (n)

Which airline did you fly with?

b

3A

basic (adj)

My software is very basic.

b

3A

borrow (v)

Can I borrow a pen please?

c

3A

colleague (n)

I work closely with my colleagues.

e

3A

employment (n)

Are you looking for full-time or part-time employment?

e

3A

exam (n)

a maths exam

e

3A

examiner (n)

Do you know who will be your examiner?

f

3A

fact (n)

It's hard to separate fact from fiction in what she says.

f

3A

farmer (n)

He's always been a farmer.

f

3A

flexible (adj)

I'd like a job with more flexible working hours.

j

3A

(job)security (n)

I'm looking for a job with security.

k

3A

knowledge (n)

He will easily find a job with his knowledge and skills.

l

3A

licence(n)

You need a driving licence if you want to drive.

m 3A

major(adj)

It was a major problem.

m 3A

meaning (n)

The word 'get' has several meanings.

o

3A

on-the-job (adj)

I'm doing on-the-job training.

o

3A

opportunity(n)

This is a fantastic opportunity.

o

3A

oral (adj)

She's having an oral exam for her English test.

p

3A

pilot(n)

He's training to be a pilot.

p

3A

pleased(adj)

I wasn't very pleased about having to pay.

p

3A

practical(adj)

She has a lot of good ideas but she's not very practical.

p

3A

promotion(n)

She got a promotion after four years of work for the company.

q

3A

qualified (adj)

He's recently qualified as a doctor.

s

3A

salary (n)

There will be a 2% salary increase next month.

s

3A

street(n)

We live on the same street.

t

3A

test (n)

I've got a driving test tomorrow.

t

3A

training(n)

She's on a training course.

v

3A

vet (n)

Applicants for the job are carefully vetted.

s

3A

sick (pay)

He was off work sick for most of last week.

a

3B

application (n)

I made an application for a bank loan.

a

3B

apply (v)

I've applied for a job.

b

3B

believe (v)

I don't believe in ghosts.

c

3B

chance (n)

I didn't get a chance to speak to you at the party.

c

3B

circle (v)

Circle the answer you think is correct.

c

3B

CV (n)

Please send your CV to this address.

e

3B

engineer (n)

He has worked as an engineer for twelve years.

e

3B

explain (v)

Can you explain why you did this?

f

3B

follow-up (adj)

We need a follow-up meeting.

f

3B

frustrating (adj)

It's frustrating to see money going to waste like that.

j

3B

job-hunting

l

3B

local(adj)

This is a local shop.

l

3B

lose (v)

I've lost my keys. Can you help me look for them?

m 3B

Mrs (n)

Hello, Mrs Jones.

n

3B

nothing (n)

I've had nothing to eat since breakfast.

o

3B

older (comp)

I'm older than my brother

p

3B

product(n)

They have a new range of skin-care products.

r

3B

report(v)

He should have reported the accident immediately.

s

3B

state (verbs)(n)

State verbs are different from dynamic verbs.

s

3B

support (v)

Do you support their views on nuclear weapons?

t

3B

technical(adj)

We're having a few technical problems.

t

3B

temporary(adj)

This is only a temporary job.

t

3B

(the) news(n)

Have you had any news about your job yet?

v

3B

(a) vicious (circle)(adj)

It was just a vicious rumour.

u

3B

(unemployment) benefit(n)

Unemployment in the north-east is 12%.

u

3B

unemployment (n)

Unemployment in the north-east is 12%.

a

3C

act (n)

Was she really upset or was that just an act?

a

3C

advertisement (n)

I saw the job in a newspaper advertisement.

a

3C

apologise (v)

The bank apologised for the error.

a

3C

apparently (adv)

Apparently it's going to rain today.

(n)

If you are unemployed, you need to do a lot of job-hunting.

a

3C

argue (v)

My parents are always arguing about money.

a

3C

argument (n)

They had an argument about who should do the cleaning.

a

3C

artist (n)

She wants to be a famous artist one day.

a

3C

assist (v)

The army arrived to assist in the search.

a

3C

audience (n)

There were a lot of children in the audience.

b

3C

big (adj)

Elephants are bigger than horses.

b

3C

building (n)

It's the ugliest building in the world.

c

3C

chew (v)

This meat is difficult to chew.

c

3C

(chewing) gum (n)

There's always chewing gum on the floor.

c

3C

chewing gum (n)

Have you got a stick of chewing gum?

c

3C

circus (n)

Did you go to the circus when you were a child?

c

3C

collect (v)

She collects dolls.

c

3C

column (n)

Write the words in the columns.

c

3C

consonant (n)

B and "C" are consonants.

c

3C

cream (n)

I love raspberries and cream.

d

3C

decision (n)

She has had to make some very difficult decisions.

d

3C

discussion (n)

They were having a discussion about football.

e

3C

environment (n)

The new road may cause damage to the environment.

e

3C

examination (n)

I have to have a medical examination soon.

e

3C

examine (v)

She picked up the knife and examined it closely.

e

3C

excite (v)

Try not to excite the children too much.

e

3C

excitement (n)

The competition is causing a lot of excitement.

f

3C

field (n)

He's an expert in the field of biochemistry.

f

3C

fire (n)

Three people were killed in the fire.

g

3C

guitarist (n)

He is a very talented guitarist.

h

3C

head (n)

He fell and hit his head on the table.

h

3C

hit (v)

She hit him on the head with her tennis racket.

h

3C

horrible(adj)

What's that horrible smell?

i

3C

industry (n)

He works in the entertainment industry.

k

3C

knife(n)

Could you pass me a knife and fork?

l

3C

link(n)

Click on this link to visit our online bookstore.

l

3C

liquid(n)

Water is a liquid.

m 3C

manage (v)

He used to manage the bookshop on King Street.

n

3C

natural(adj)

He has a wonderful natural talent.

n

3C

normal(adj)

I am completely normal.

o

3C

organise (v)

It takes a long time to organise a wedding.

p

3C

paint (v)

We've painted the kitchen yellow.

p

3C

politician(n)

Churchill was a distinguished politician.

r

3C

rubbish(n)

Don't forget to take out the rubbish.

s

3C

(Statue of) Liberty(n)

The statue of Liberty can be found in New York.

s

3C

strange(adj)

It's strange that she hasn't called.

s

3C

strangest (sup)

I had the strangest dream last night!

s

3C

strawberry(n)

I like strawberries.

s

3C

stylist(n)

I'm going to see my hairstylist.

t

3C

thrower(n)

She was the knife thrower's assistant.

t

3C

top(n)

Put the top back on the bottle.

u

3C

unprofessional(adj)

He has an unprofessional attitude.

v

3C

vermiculturalist (n)

A vermiculturalist is a worm farmer.

v

3C

visitor (n)

The museum attracts large numbers of visitors.

w 3C

white(adj)

Two coffees please, one black and one white.

w 3C

wonderful(adj)

What a wonderful idea.

w 3C

worm(n)

He wormed his way into the family.

w 3C

worse (comp)

It was a nasty accident, although I've seen worse.

y

3C

York(n)

York is in the north of England.

t

3C

(the) Statue (of Liberty) (n)

There is a marble statue of the mayor in the town square.

a

3D

afterwards (adv)

I did my homework and went swimming afterwards.

a

3D

apology (n)

I have an apology to make to you - I'm sorry for being rude.

c

3D

cancel (v)

The meeting has been cancelled.

c

3D

client (n)

She's a lawyer with a lot of famous clients.

l

3D

lovely(adj)

We had a lovely day together.

p

3D

prefer (v)

I prefer dogs to cats.

w 3D

worry(v)

She's been sick with worry.

a

4A

alien (n)

I don't like films with aliens.

a

4A

amazing (adj)

It's amazing how many people can't read.

a

4A

attack (v)

She attacked the government's new education policy.

b

4A

biggest (sup)

The whale is the biggest animal.

c

4A

career (n)

The famous actress began her career in TV commercials.

c

4A

conference (n)

The annual sales conference is in January.

d

4A

dawn (n)

We woke at dawn.

d

4A

dead (adj)

She's been dead for 20 years now.

d

4A

director (n)

The famous film director, Alfred Hitchcock.

e

4A

entertainment (n)

TV is a type of popular entertainment.

e

4A

episode (n)

Did you see last week's episode of The X-Files?

e

4A

everything (n)

They lost everything in the fire.

e

4A

evil (n)

The theme of the play is the battle between good and evil.

f

4A

fan (n)

More than 15,000 Liverpool fans watched the game.

f

4A

force (n)

The force of the explosion shattered every window.

h

4A

happier (comp)

I've never been happier than I am now.

h

4A

happiness (n)

Your happiness is all that matters to me.

h

4A

human (n)

The disease affects both humans and animals.

m 4A

movie (n)

What's your favourite movie?

o

4A

opinion(n)

What's your opinion on the matter?

p

4A

participle(n)

Eaten is the past participle of "Eat".

p

4A

plot(n)

I don't like movies with complicated plots.

r

4A

rent(v)

He'll rent an apartment until he can find a house to buy.

r

4A

robot(n)

The car was built by robots.

r

4A

romance(n)

They married in June after a whirlwind romance.

s

4A

sci-fi/science-fiction(n)

He's a popular writer of sci-fi books.

s

4A

screen(n)

I spend my day in front of a computer screen.

s

4A

silver(adj)

He's got a new silver sports car.

s

4A

society(n)

Unemployment is a problem for society.

s

4A

(special) effects(n)

my personal effects

s

4A

star (adj)

Baggio is one of our star players.

t

4A

thriller(n)

We watched a scary thriller on TV last night.

v

4A

video

We watched the film on video.

(n)

w 4A

war (n)

They've been at war for the past five years.

a

4B

album (n)

Have you heard their new album?

b

4B

ballet (n)

Mary's favourite ballet was 'Giselle'.

b

4B

blues (n)

He prefers jazz and blues.

b

4B

brilliant (adj)

We saw a brilliant film.

e

4B

education (n)

More money should be spent on education.

f

4B

folk (adj)

I really love Hungarian folk music.

m 4B

Mozart (n)

Mozart was born in Salzburg.

o

4B

orchestra(n)

She plays in an orchestra.

p

4B

piano(n)

She can play the piano.

r

4B

record (v)

They are going to record a new album.

r

4B

rhythm(n)

You need a sense of rhythm to be a good dancer.

r

4B

rock’n’roll(n)

Elvis Presley was a really famous rock'n' roll musician.

s

4B

seriously(adv)

Seriously though, you mustn't say that.

s

4B

singer(n)

Al Jolson was a jazz singer.

y

4B

yours (pron)

Is this pen yours?

a

4C

addict (n)

She's a complete chocolate addict.

a

4C

anti-television (adj)

NoTV.com is an anti-television group.

a

4C

average (n)

They work an average of 30.5 hours per week.

b

4C

bored (adj)

I'm bored with doing homework.

c

4C

cable TV (n)

We're going to get cable TV next week.

c

4C

cause (n)

The police are still trying to establish the cause of the fire.

c

4C

chat (n)

I wanted to chat to you about the party on Saturday.

c

4C

control (n)

The new teacher has no control over the class.

c

4C

cross (n)

Write a cross in the box.

c

4C

current affairs (n)

He tries to keep up with current affairs.

d

4C

dot (n)

There are lots of dots on her dress.

e

4C

equipment (n)

We need to buy some new office equipment.

e

4C

especially (adv)

I cooked this meal especially for you.

e

4C

excited (adj)

Look at their happy, excited faces!

f

4C

feeling (n)

My feeling is that we should wait until they come back.

f

4C

flatmate (n)

I don't get on with my new flatmate.

f

4C

frightened(adj)

I've always been frightened of going to the dentist.

f

4C

frightening(adj)

It was a very frightening film.

g

4C

glasses (n)

I need a new pair of glasses.

h

4C

hey (exclam)

Hey, Helen, look at this!

h

4C

Holland (n)

Haarlem is the capital of North Holland.

m 4C

may (v)

There may be other problems that we don't know about.

n

4C

noise (n)

There's too much noise. I can't work.

p

4C

player(n)

She's a famous tennis player.

p

4C

point(n)

Could I make a point about noise levels?

p

4C

power(n)

He likes to have power over people.

p

4C

pronounced(v)

She prounounced English very well.

q

4C

quarter-final (n)

She lost her game in the quarter-finals.

r

4C

reality (TV)(adj)

She watches lots of reality TV.

r

4C

remote (control) (n)

We've lost the remote control for the TV.

s

4C

satellite(n)

The moon is the Earth's satellite.

s

4C

soap(n)

I've used up the bar of soap.

t

4C

telly (TV)

What's on the telly tonight?

t

4C

tiring (adj)

It's been a long and tiring day.

t

4C

turn off (pv)

Turn off the television and do your homework!

w 4C

worrying (adj)

It's been a worrying situation.

c

4D

chairperson (n)

Who will be the chairperson at the next meeting?

e

4D

educate (v)

She was educated at the Perse School.

g

4D

government (n)

The Government has cut taxes.

i

4D

impossible(adj)

You just can't reason with her, she's absolutely impossible.

l

4D

lady(n)

There's a young lady here to see you.

l

4D

little(adj)

It's only a little problem.

m 4D

ministry (n)

He works at the Ministry of Defence.

n

4D

national(adj)

It's a national newspaper.

p

4D

please (excl)

Could you fill in the form, please?

r

4D

respond (v)

The government responded by sending food to the region.

r

4D

row (of cinemaetc.)(n)

We sat in the front row at the theatre.

s

4D

should (learn)

He should have gone to the doctor.

welcome (v)

Both families were there to welcome us.

w 4D

t

4D

(trade) union (n)

The teacher's union called for a strike.

a

5A

ability (n)

He has the ability to explain things clearly.

a

5A

able (adj)

He'll be able to help you.

a

5A

abroad (adv)

He goes abroad a lot with his job.

b

5A

build (v)

They have built a solid friendship over the years.

c

5A

carpet (n)

They've bought a new living room carpet

c

5A

collocation (n)

Have + a bath is a collocation.

c

5A

complicated (adj)

This is a very complicated question.

d

5A

domestic (adj)

We took a domestic flight.

d

5A

Dr (doctor) (n)

I have an appointment with Dr Paul Thomas.

e

5A

easily (adv)

A comment like that could easily be misunderstood.

e

5A

engineering (n)

She studied engineering at the University of Michigan.

e

5A

expert (n)

He's an expert on Japanese literature.

f

5A

feed (v)

I fed Simone's cat while she was away.

f

5A

finally (adv)

We finally got home just after midnight.

f

5A

firstly (adv)

The aim of this activity is firstly to have fun, and secondly to keep fit.

g

5A

guest (n)

We've got some guests coming this weekend.

h

5A

housework (n)

I can't stand doing housework.

i

5A

inside (n)

I cleaned the inside of the oven.

i

5A

invention (n)

A lot of great inventions have come from Hungary.

l

5A

look after (pv)

When my aunt went away, I had to look after her two cats.

l

5A

look like (v)

She looks nothing like her new sister.

m 5A

machine (n)

The coffee machine is broken.

o

5A

online(adv)

I bought this book online.

p

5A

possibly (adv)

Someone, possibly Tom, had left the window open.

p

5A

predict (v)

Companies are predicting massive profits.

p

5A

prediction(n)

I wouldn't like to make any predictions about the match.

r

5A

recognise (v)

I recognised her from her picture.

r

5A

robotics(n)

He's studying robotics at the university.

s

5A

servant(n)

The King had many servants.

s

5A

stupid(adj)

That was a really stupid thing to do.

t

5A

take over (pv)

Alien life forms are trying to take over the world!

t

5A

toy(n)

It's only a toy gun.

v

5A

videophones (n)

We communicated with videophones.

w 5A

wherever (adv)

You can sit wherever you like.

w 5A

wow (exclam)

Wow! Look at that car!

a

5B

across (adv)

I was walking across the road.

a

5B

ambition (n)

My ambition is to retire at forty.

b

5B

biology (n)

She's studing biology at university.

c

5B

camper (n)

The campers were putting up the tent.

c

5B

certain (adj)

I feel absolutely certain that you're doing the right thing.

d

5B

desert (n)

The Sahara Desert is very hot.

d

5B

dive (v)

He dived off the side of the boat into the sea.

f

5B

forward (adv)

She leaned forward to make sure I could hear her.

g

5B

grandchildren (n)

My grandmother has 14 grandchildren.

h

5B

history (n)

What do you know about the history of jazz?

i

5B

infinitive (n)

To do is the infinitive for of "do".

p

5B

photograph(n)

They were photographed leaving a cafe together.

r

5B

retire(v)

She retired from the company in 1990.

r

5B

retired(adj)

My dad is a retired teacher.

s

5B

suntan(n)

He was determined to get a good suntan on holiday.

v

5B

van (n)

We hired a van.

v

5B

voice (n)

I could hear voices in the next room.

w 5B

worst (sup)

What's the worst job you've ever had?

a

5C

African (adj)

He is very interested in African music.

a

5C

agency (n)

He works in an advertising agency.

a

5C

amount (n)

The project will take a huge amount of time and money.

b

5C

bacteria (n)

You should clean your kitchen regularly to prevent bacteria.

b

5C

bigger (comp)

Brazil is bigger than Britain.

c

5C

circular (adj)

There is a nice circular walk near here.

d

5C

differently (adv)

She thinks very differently from me.

e

5C

earth (n)

We all live on the planet earth.

e

5C

European (adj)

She speaks three European languages.

e

5C

except (prep)

The boat sails from Oban every day except Sunday.

g

5C

gene (n)

Scientists have discovered the gene that causes this disease.

j

5C

join (v)

Would you like to join us for dinner?

j

5C

jumper (n)

My mother made me a jumper.

m 5C

Mars (n)

Do you think people will live on Mars?

m 5C

method (n)

What's the best method for solving this problem?

m 5C

moon (n)

The planet Saturn has eighteen moons.

n

5C

nearer (comp)

I'd like to move nearer my parents.

n

5C

necessarily (adv)

That's not necessarily true.

o

5C

organisms(n)

We don't know if there are organisms on other planets.

o

5C

oxygen(n)

There is no oxygen on the moon.

p

5C

planet(n)

Jupiter is the largest planet of our solar system.

p

5C

pleasure (n)

His visits used to give us such pleasure.

p

5C

possession(n)

My car is my favourite possession.

p

5C

private (adj)

Each room has a balcony and a private bathroom.

r

5C

revolve(v)

A fan was revolving slowly.

r

5C

rocket(v)

House prices have rocketed this year.

s

5C

scientist(n)

My brother is a scientist.

s

5C

seventy-eight(n)

My grandmother is seventy-eight.

s

5C

size (n)

It's an area about the size of Oxford.

s

5C

smaller (comp)

The earth is smaller than the sun.

s

5C

solar (adj)

There was a solar eclipse here last year.

s

5C

spacemen(n)

Spacemen fly into space in rockets.

s

5C

spaceship(n)

The Shuttle is a spaceship.

s

5C

sun cream(n)

You should wear lots of sun cream to protect your skin.

s

5C

sunset(n)

What a beautiful sunset!

s

5C

system(n)

They've had an alarm system installed at their home.

t

5C

topic(n)

What's the topic of today's lesson?

t

5C

tourism(n)

Tourism is very important to the economy.

t

5C

tourist(n)

There were many tourists in the square.

v

5C

view (n)

There was a lovely view of the lake from the window.

w 5C

window (n)

Open the window if you're too hot.

d

5D

disco (n)

He never liked discos.

g

5D

general(adj)

This leaflet has some general information about the school.

i

5D

intonation (n)

English intonation is very important.

k

5D

karaoke(n)

Karaoke is popular in Japan.

l

5D

library(n)

You can get the book in the library.

o

5D

organisation(n)

Better organization of the office would improve efficiency.

r

5D

raise (v)

They're raising money for charity.

r

5D

request(v)

We've requested a further two computers.

s

5D

shall (put / start) (v)

Shall I cook dinner tonight?

a

6A

adjective (n)

Cold and "Hot" are adjectives.

a

6A

aggressive (adj)

He was drunk and aggressive.

b

6A

bright (adj)

She's always so bright and cheerful.

c

6A

comparative (n)

Bigger and "Smaller" are comparative adjectives.

c

6A

comparison (n)

They published a comparison of schools in the area.

c

6A

completely (adv)

I completely forgot that you were coming.

c

6A

considerate (adj)

She was not a polite and considerate child.

e

6A

easy-going (adj)

He's not an easy-going person.

e

6A

elderly (adj)

He's very fit for an elderly man.

e

6A

enemy (n)

I try not to make any enemies.

h

6A

harder (comp)

My grandparents had a harder life than me.

h

6A

helpful(adj)

The staff here are very helpful.

h

6A

honest(adj)

If you want my honest opinion, I think your hair looks awful.

m 6A

mature(adj)

She seems very mature for thirteen.

m 6A

middle-aged(adj)

He's a middle-aged man.

m 6A

moody(adj)

He can be very moody and rude.

n

6A

noisier (comp)

Your car is noisier than mine.

n

6A

noisy(adj)

Your car is noisier than mine.

o

6A

opposite (prep)

The couple sat down opposite her.

p

6A

patient(adj)

He should be more patient.

p

6A

polite(adj)

I'm afraid I wasn't very polite to her.

s

6A

stressful (adj)

She has a stressful job.

s

6A

stubborn(adj)

Eszter was very stubborn sometimes.

t

6A

tall (adj)

Are you taller than me?

t

6A

taller (comp)

I'm taller than my sister.

t

6A

teenage(adj)

We have a teenage daughter.

t

6A

thinner (comp)

I'm thinner than my brother.

s

6A

side(n)

In most countries people drive on the right side of the road.

c

6B

(a) close (friend) (adj)

He's a close friend of mine.

d

6B

daughter-in-law (n)

His daughter-in-law is wonderful.

d

6B

draw (v)

She drew a picture of a tree.

d

6B

dress (n)

She was wearing a long, black dress.

e

6B

employee (n)

How many employees does the firm have?

e

6B

employer (n)

This company is a very good employer.

e

6B

ex- (pre)

My ex and his new wife live abroad.

e

6B

ex-girlfriend (n)

I haven't heard from my ex-girlfriend.

g

6B

gorgeous(adj)

You look gorgeous in that dress.

g

6B

great-uncle (n)

I have one great-uncle.

g

6B

guy (n)

What a nice guy!

h

6B

haircut (n)

I like your new haircut.

h

6B

happiest (sup)

She's the happiest person I know.

n

6B

nephew (n)

She has two nieces and one nephew.

n

6B

niece (n)

She has two nieces and one nephew.

o

6B

owner(n)

Who is the owner of this car?

r

6B

richest (sup)

She's the third richest woman in Britain.

s

6B

sister-in-law(n)

Suzanne is my sister-in-law.

s

6B

stepfather(n)

I get on well with my stepfather.

s

6B

superlative(n)

Best and "Most" are used to make superlative adjectives.

t

6B

thin(adj)

He used to be thin.

t

6B

twin (v)

Leeds in England is twinned with Dortmund in Germany.

w 6B

wave (v)

She waved as the train left.

y

6B

youngest (sup)

I'm the youngest of three children.

c

6C

calm (adj)

She's very calm in an emergency.

c

6C

clear (adj)

These photos are very clear.

c

6C

criminal (n)

He was a dangerous criminal.

d

6C

darling (n)

Would you like a drink, darling?

d

6C

dis- (pre)

The money has disappeared!

d

6C

dishonest (adj)

I think she's a really dishonest person.

d

6C

disorganised (adj)

She's impossible to work for; she's so disorganised

d

6C

divorce (n)

My parents are getting a divorce.

e

6C

employed (adj)

I was employed as a teacher but now I'm an editor.

e

6C

extremely (adv)

Zuzanna is extremely beautiful.

f

6C

full(adj)

We couldn't get in, the cinema was full.

g

6C

guide (n)

Parents use this report as a guide when choosing schools.

h

6C

hurry (n)

If you're in a hurry, it's better to take a taxi.

i

6C

idiot (n)

Sometimes, I can be such an idiot.

i

6C

im- (pre)

It's impossible!

i

6C

immature(adj)

Some of the boys are quite immature for their age.

i

6C

impatient(adj)

I'm impatient with the children when they won't go to bed

i

6C

impolite(adj)

He would never be impolite.

i

6C

in- (pre)

It was an incredible sunset.

i

6C

inconsiderate(adj)

He was an inconsiderate man.

i

6C

incorrect(adj)

The answer was incorrect.

l

6C

listeners(n)

How many listeners does the radio programme have?

o

6C

oldest (sup)

She's the oldest of three sisters.

p

6C

prefix(n)

Re- and "Un-" are prefixes.

s

6C

serious(adj)

I'm being serious now - this is a very real problem.

s

6C

steal (v)

Burglars broke into the house and stole a computer.

s

6C

successful(adj)

If the operation is successful, she can go home tomorrow.

u

6C

unambitious(adj)

You won't get the job if you are unambitious.

u

6C

unattractive(adj)

I felt old and unattractive.

u

6C

unhelpful(adj)

The taxi driver was rude and unhelpful.

u

6C

unreliable(adj)

We don't want an unreliable witness.

u

6C

unselfish(adj)

Helping other people is an unselfish action.

u

6C

unsure(adj)

I'm unsure about getting married now.

u

6C

update (v)

We've just updated our website.

w 6C

wonder (v)

I wonder what he's making for dinner.

u

6C

unintelligent(adj)

I think she is unintelligent.

a

6D

afraid (adj)

We haven't got any tickets left, I'm afraid.

b

6D

beat (v)

Our team beat Germany 3-1.

c

6D

contact (n)

We keep in close contact with our grandparents.

f

6D

formal(adj)

It will be a formal dinner party.

g

6D

golf (n)

I don't like watching golf on TV.

l

6D

limited(adj)

It's a limited company.

p

6D

practice(n)

We need a bit more practice before the concert.

t

6D

through (prep)

The River Seine flows through Paris.

w 6D

workplace(n)

We are trying to get rid of bullying in the workplace.

a

7A

anywhere (adv)

Just sit anywhere.

b

7A

(beauty) spot (n)

Niagara falls is a famous beauty spot.

b

7A

beauty (n)

Zuzana has great beauty.

b

7A

book (v)

He booked a flight to Paris.

c

7A

coast (n)

The island is off the coast of Wales.

d

7A

definite (adj)

We need a definite answer by tomorrow.

d

7A

destination (n)

Italy is a very popular holiday destination.

f

7A

Florida (n)

Miami is in Florida.

g

7A

greatest (sup)

This is the greatest day of my life!

o

7A

overnight (adv)

Sometimes we stay overnight at my grandmother's house.

p

7A

park(v)

I parked the car near the old bridge.

p

7A

pool(n)

The hotel has two outdoor pools.

s

7A

sunshine(n)

Let's sit over there in the sunshine.

t

7A

tour(n)

It was a grand tour of Europe.

v

7A

viewer (n)

Twenty million viewers saw the TV show.

z

7A

(New) Zealand (n)

Wellington is the capital of New Zealand.

p

7A

package (n)

He was carrying a package under his arm.

b

7B

(a) bar (of…) (det)

Can I have a bar of chocolate please?

c

7B

carry (v)

He was carrying my bags.

c

7B

countable (adj)

Eggs and "Tables" are countable nouns.

h

7B

heavy (adj)

These bags are too heavy.

h

7B

hers (pron)

That's Ann's coat over there - at least I think it's hers.

l

7B

large (adj)

There are a large number of people waiting outside.

m 7B

make-up (n)

She wears a lot of make-up.

o

7B

ours (pron)

This car is ours.

p

7B

packet(n)

a packet of cigarettes/sweets

p

7B

perfume(n)

She always wears very nice perfume.

p

7B

possessive (adj)

She stopped seeing him; he was too possessive.

p

7B

pronouns(n)

She and "He" are pronouns.

q

7B

quantifiers (n)

some' and 'a few' are examples of quantifiers.

q

7B

quantity (n)

We waste a huge quantity of water every day.

r

7B

razor(n)

He needs a razor to shave himself.

r

7B

roll(v)

The ball rolled through the goalkeeper's legs.

s

7B

sandals(n)

People often wear sandals in the Summer.

s

7B

shampoo(n)

I bought a new bottle of shampoo.

s

7B

shaving foam(n)

I always buy him shaving foam for his birthday.

s

7B

shorts(n)

I usually wear shorts in the summer.

s

7B

such (adv)

She's such a nice person.

s

7B

suitcase(n)

to pack your suitcase

s

7B

sun cream(n)

You should wear lots of sun cream to protect your skin.

s

7B

sunglasses(n)

I need to buy new sunglasses.

s

7B

swimming costume(n)

Make sure you bring your swimming costume.

s

7B

swimming trunks(n)

Make sure you bring your swimming trunks.

s

7B

(swimming) trunks(n)

Don't forget to bring your swimming trunks.

s

7B

swimsuit(n)

Make sure you bring your swimsuit.

t

7B

theirs (pron)

I think she's a relation of theirs.

t

7B

toothpaste(n)

We've run out of toothpaste.

t

7B

towel(n)

Have you got a clean towel?

u

7B

uncountable(adj)

Water and "Salt" are uncountable nouns.

t

7B

(a) tube (of) (det)

I bought a new tube of toothpaste.

a

7C

above (prep)

There's a mirror above the washbasin.

a

7C

adventure (n)

It's a film about the adventures of two friends

c

7C

camping (n)

We're going camping in France this summer.

c

7C

certificate (n)

I have a certificate in computer programming.

c

7C

classmate (n)

Katie and Sarah are classmates.

c

7C

comfortable (adj)

I don't feel comfortable about leaving the children here alone.

d

7C

deliver (v)

They can deliver the sofa on Wednesday.

d

7C

description (n)

I gave the police a description of the stolen jewellery.

d

7C

diver (n)

She would like to train to be a diver.

d

7C

during (prep)

Emma's usually at home during the day.

f

7C

facility (n)

This phone has a memory facility.

f

7C

father-in-law (n)

I get on well with my father-in-law.

f

7C

fishing (n)

Dad loves to go fishing.

f

7C

(Florida) Keys (n)

I left my keys in the office so I couldn't get into my house.

f

7C

forget (v)

I've forgotten his name.

g

7C

ground (n)

I sat down on the ground.

i

7C

incredible(adj)

We had an incredible time that summer.

i

7C

instructor (n)

She is a driving instructor.

l

7C

laboratory(n)

He works in a research laboratory.

m 7C

Manaus (n)

Manaus is in Brazil.

m 7C

metre (n)

Our bedroom is five metres wide.

m 7C

middle (n)

Your nose is in the middle of your face.

m 7C

monitor (n)

We need a new computer monitor.

m 7C

monkey (n)

She has a pet monkey.

n

7C

nearest (sup)

The nearest supermarket is about a 10 minute drive away.

p

7C

per (adv)

Our hotel room costs $60 per night.

p

7C

piranha(n)

Piranhas are very dangerous fish.

p

7C

plants(n)

Remember to water your house plants or they will die.

r

7C

rainforest (n)

There is a beautiful tropical rainforest in Malaysia.

r

7C

research(v)

He spent years researching a rare African dialect.

s

7C

sailing(v)

His hobby is sailing on Lake Balaton.

s

7C

search(v)

I've searched my bedroom but I can't find my watch.

s

7C

service(n)

The food was nice, but the service wasn't very good.

s

7C

shared(adj)

They live in a shared house.

s

7C

shipwreck(n)

The shipwreck of the Titanic is at the bottom of the sea.

s

7C

snorkelling(n)

He really likes snorkelling.

s

7C

staff(n)

Several members of staff have lost their jobs.

s

7C

suite(n)

a bedroom suite

t

7C

(the River) Amazon(n)

The River Amazon is the second longest in the world.

t

7C

treetop(n)

We couldn't see the sky because of the treetops.

t

7C

tropical(adj)

Malaysia has a tropical climate.

u

7C

underwater (adv)

This camera will work underwater.

w 7C

wake (v)

I've only just woken up.

w 7C

wet(adj)

It was a wet and windy day.

c

7C

cupboard (n)

The food is in the cupboard.

c

7D

complain (v)

Lots of people have complained about the noise.

c

7D

complaint (n)

The TV company received thousands of complaints.

d

7D

drop (v)

The ball dropped to the ground.

e

7D

enough (adv)

Are you old enough to vote?

m 7D

mind (n)

For some reason her words stuck in my mind.

r

7D

reception(n)

Ask for me at reception.

s

7D

solution(n)

There's no easy solution to this problem.

t

7D

terribly (adv)

I slept terribly last night.

a

8A

air conditioning (n)

Would you like the air conditioning switched on?

a

8A

area (n)

He lives in a nice area.

b

8A

below (prep)

He could hear people shouting below his window.

c

8A

central heating (n)

Does this house have central heating?

c

8A

(central) heating (n)

Can you put the heating on?

c

8A

close (to) (adv)

He stayed close to his mother.

f

8A

fashionable (adj)

She always wears fashionable clothes.

f

8A

(for) ages (n)

I've been waiting here for ages.

f

8A

freezing(adj)

It's absolutely freezing in here.

h

8A

houseboat (n)

My parents lived on a houseboat for a year.

m 8A

mining (adj)

There was a mining accident last week.

o

8A

opal(n)

It's made from opals.

p

8A

period(n)

We worked for a 14 hour period

r

8A

road(n)

I live near a busy road.

r

8A

roof(n)

There's a hole in the roof.

s

8A

since (prep)

The country has been independent since 1948.

s

8A

spacious(adj)

It's a very spacious office.

s

8A

sweet(n)

Eating a lot of sweets is bad for your teeth.

u

8A

underground(adj)

The caves are underground.

c

8A

culture (n)

He knows a lot about Japanese culture.

c

8B

cake (n)

I made him a big birthday cake.

d

8B

dessert (n)

We had ice cream for dessert.

e

8B

eye (n)

Sara has black hair and brown eyes.

f

8B

flower (n)

He never buys me flowers.

h

8B

host (n)

Australia played host to the Olympics in 2000.

h

8B

hostess (n)

She was the hostess of the party.

i

8B

ice cream (n)

What's your favourite flavour of ice cream?

m 8B

mosque (n)

We went to the Blue Mosque in Istanbul.

m 8B

Munich (n)

Munich is in the south of Germany.

o

8B

Oxford(n)

Oxford is in the south of England.

p

8B

purpose (n)

The purpose of the meeting is to discuss our future plans.

r

8B

Roman(adj)

There are Roman ruins all over Europe.

r

8B

rude(adj)

It would be rude to leave without saying goodbye.

s

8B

smoke (v)

Do you mind if I smoke?

s

8B

starter (n)

I decided not to order a starter at the restaurant.

t

8B

(the) sights(n)

We hired a car on holiday so that we could see the sights.

w 8B

wheel (n)

My bike needs a new front wheel.

a

8C

accept (v)

He accepted the job.

a

8C

admire (v)

You have to admire him for being so determined.

a

8C

Arab (adj)

Egypt is an Arab country.

b

8C

behave (v)

The boy was behaving badly.

b

8C

behaviour (n)

Children should have good behaviour.

b

8C

blow (v)

She blew on her coffee before taking a sip.

c

8C

cheek (n)

She has very rosy cheeks.

c

8C

cultural (adj)

There are many cultural events in this city.

d

8C

death (n)

Do you believe in life after death?

d

8C

depend (v)

Are you coming? "It depends where you're going."

d

8C

disgusting (adj)

What's that disgusting smell?

d

8C

doorway (n)

She waited in the doorway while I ran back inside.

e

8C

embarrassing (adj)

It was an embarrassing defeat.

f

8C

feet (n)

My feet hurt.

f

8C

funeral (n)

The funeral will be held next Friday.

g

8C

greedy(adj)

There are too many greedy, selfish people in the world.

g

8C

greeting (n)

He sends his greetings.

l

8C

luck(n)

It was just luck that I asked for a job at the right time.

n

8C

nose (n)

She's got a big nose.

o

8C

odd(adj)

I always thought there was something odd about her.

p

8C

pattern(n)

She's wearing a dress with a flowery pattern.

p

8C

plate(n)

Can you put some plates on the table?

p

8C

pocket(n)

I always bring a pocket dictionary to class.

r

8C

receive (v)

Occasionally, he receives letters from fans.

r

8C

refuse (v)

I asked him to leave but he refused.

r

8C

Russia(n)

Moscow is the capital of Russia.

s

8C

scissors(n)

we need a pair of scissors to open this.

s

8C

set (of glasses) (n)

We bought a new set of glasses.

s

8C

shock(n)

We got a nasty shock when he gave us the bill.

s

8C

speech(n)

His speech was very slow and difficult to understand.

s

8C

symbol(n)

A heart shape is the symbol of love.

u

8C

unlucky(adj)

The team played well and was unlucky to lose.

v

8C

Vietnam (n)

Ho Chi Minh city is the capital of Vietnam.

a

8D

accent (n)

She has an American accent

a

8D

admit (v)

Both men admitted taking illegal drugs.

b

8D

bagpipes (n)

Bagpipes are a traditional Scottish instrument.

b

8D

basically (adv)

Frazier's films are basically documentaries.

b

8D

bland (adj)

This food is very bland.

c

8D

castle (n)

Wales has many beautiful castles.

c

8D

changeable (adj)

The weather was very changeable last summer.

c

8D

cosmopolitan (adj)

London is a very cosmopolitan city.

c

8D

currency (n)

You can exchange foreign currency in the bank.

c

8D

cut (v)

Use a pair of scissors to cut the paper.

e

8D

Edinburgh (n)

Edinburgh is the capital of Scotland.

f

8D

foreign(adj)

I don't agree with the government's foreign policy.

g

8D

Gaelic (n)

Gaelic is spoken in Ireland.

h

8D

haggis (n)

Haggis is a traditional Scottish dish.

h

8D

hot (spicy)(adj)

a hot summer's day

i

8D

industrial(adj)

Port Talbot is an industrial area.

i

8D

itself (pron)

The cat licked itself clean.

k

8D

kilt(n)

Kilts are worn in Scotland.

n

8D

nowhere (n)

The room was very crowded - there was nowhere to sit.

p

8D

polluted (v)

The river in our town has been polluted with chemicals.

r

8D

relaxed(adj)

She seemed relaxed and in control of the situation.

r

8D

reserved(adj)

a quiet, reserved woman

s

8D

Saudi (Arabia)(n)

He's currently working in Saudi Arabia.

s

8D

Scottish(adj)

Edinburgh is the Scottish capital.

s

8D

sheep(n)

There are many sheep in Wales.

s

8D

spicy(adj)

Do you like spicy food?

s

8D

Stockholm(n)

Stockholm is the capital of Sweden.

s

8D

Sweden(n)

Stockholm is the capital of Sweden.

s

8D

Swedish(adj)

Ikea is a Swedish business.

t

8D

tourist(n)

There were many tourists in the square.

t

8D

tradition(n)

There is a great tradition of dance in Hungary.

w 8D

whereabouts (n)

Whereabouts does he live?

w 8D

whisky (n)

I don't like the taste of whisky.

w 8D

windy(adj)

It was a wet and windy day.

a

9A

alright (adj)

I'm all right thanks. How are you?

c

9A

clause (n)

I put an extra clause in the contract.

c

9A

conditional (adj)

If I was a bird ... is a conditional sentence.

e

9A

Euros (n)

You'll need to change your pounds into Euros.

g

9A

(get) lost (v)

I got lost on the way.

g

9A

(get/be) stuck (v)

We got stuck in heavy traffic.

k

9A

key (adj)

He is a key member of the team.

o

9A

oversleep (v)

Sorry I'm late, I overslept.

r

9A

reservation(n)

I'd like to make a reservation for Friday evening.

z

9A

Zurich (n)

Zurich is in Switzerland.

r

9A

run out of (pv)

We've run out of milk.

a

9B

annoyed (adj)

I was annoyed at Kathy for arriving late

a

9B

anymore (adv)

This coat doesn't fit me anymore.

c

9B

confident (adj)

Doctors are confident that she'll recover.

e

9B

embarrassed (adj)

I was too embarrassed to admit that I was scared.

e

9B

energy (n)

Looking after children takes up a lot of time and energy.

f

9B

full-time (adj)

I am looking for a full-time job.

g

9B

guilty (adj)

I feel so guilty about not going to see them.

l

9B

lonely(adj)

She gets lonely now that the kids have all left home.

s

9B

satisfied(adj)

We were very satisfied by the service.

s

9B

sleepless(adj)

He'd spent a sleepless night worrying about his exam.

s

9B

social(adj)

I have a very good social life.

u

9B

upset(adj)

They'd had an argument and she was still upset about it.

a

9C

annoying (adj)

I've got an annoying cough.

a

9C

asleep (adj)

The children are asleep.

b

9C

bark (v)

I couldn't sleep because that dog was barking all night.

b

9C

(be) fed up with (adj)

I'm fed up with this weather.

c

9C

care (v)

Your parents care about you so they try to protect you.

f

9C

fault (n)

She believes it was the doctor's fault that Peter died.

g

9C

get on with (pv)

I really get on with my mum, we hardly ever argue.

g

9C

go on (pv)

The film seemed to go on forever.

h

9C

hospital (n)

He was in hospital for two weeks.

i

9C

improve (v)

Scott's behaviour has improved a lot lately.

l

9C

literal(adj)

This is a literal meaning.

l

9C

loud (adj)

Can you speak a bit louder?

m 9C

move in

Two weeks after buying our new house, we moved in.

n

9C

neighbourhood (n)

I grew up in a very poor neighbourhood.

n

9C

nightmare (n)

The traffic can be a real nightmare after 4.30.

n

9C

nobody (n)

There was nobody I could talk to.

p

9C

park(v)

I parked the car near the old bridge.

p

9C

particles(n)

In the sentence 'I tidied up the room', 'up' is a particle.

p

9C

peaceful(adj)

The churchyard was empty and peaceful.

p

9C

phrasal (verb)

Wake up and "Go down" are phrasal verbs.

p

9C

pollution(n)

The book tells you how to reduce pollution from your car.

p

9C

presenter(n)

She's a famous TV presenter.

p

9C

put up with (pv)

I can't put up with him leaving his dirty socks on the floor.

r

9C

reader(n)

She's a slow reader.

r

9C

recently (adv)

Have you seen any good films recently?

r

9C

remove(v)

He needed a doctor to remove the bullets from his chest.

r

9C

reporter (n)

She's a reporter for the local newspaper.

s

9C

solve (v)

This is the best way to solve the problem.

t

9C

take off (pv)

The plane took off in the middle of the night.

t

9C

(the) police(n)

I heard a gun shot and decided to call the police.

t

9C

thirties(n)

He's in his thirties.

t

9C

tolerate (v)

We will not tolerate racism of any sort.

t

9C

trouble (n)

We had trouble finding somewhere to park.

t

9C

turn up (appear)

Can you turn up the radio please? I can't hear it!

a

9D

arrangement (n)

I'll look in my diary before making arrangements.

b

9D

babysitting (v)

Sue is babysitting for us tonight.

f

9D

fancy (v)

Do you fancy a drink?

i

9D

invent (v)

We've invented a new game.

i

9D

invitation (n)

I've got an invitation to dinner

a

10A

absolutely (adv)

The food was absolutely delicious.

a

10A

auction (n)

I bought this in an auction.

b

10A

boy (n)

She has three boys.

c

10A

category (n)

Our customers fall into two main categories.

c

10A

cotton (n)

I usually wear a cotton shirt.

c

10A

crops (n)

We had a record crop of grapes this year.

c

10A

cuttings (n)

Cuttings from Elvis Presley's hair were sold.

d

10A

direct (v)

It's a film directed by Alfred Hitchcock.

e

10A

Europe (n)

They're planning a tour of Europe.

f

10A

French (n)

I can speak a little French.

g

10A

grow (v)

Children grow very quickly.

h

10A

hairdresser (n)

I've booked an appointment with the hairdresser.

i

10A

(Internet) site (n)

What's your favourite internet site to buy CDs?

m 10A

manufacture (v)

Local industries manufacture plastic products and clothing.

m 10A

memorabilia (n)

There will be an auction of pop memorabilia.

p

10A

painting(n)

Do you have a favourite painting?

p

10A

passive (adj)

Women at that time were expected to be passive.

p

10A

pipe(n)

A water pipe had burst, flooding the basement.

r

10A

record-breaking (adj)

The book sold a record-breaking number of copies.

s

10A

sales(n)

Our sales have doubled this year.

s

10A

sometime (adv)

I'll meet you sometime before six o'clock.

t

10A

(the) Beatles(n)

The Beatles came from Liverpool.

t

10A

(the) Internet(n)

The library was closed so I did my research on the Internet

t

10A

(theatre) play(n)

We saw a play at the National Theatre.

t

10A

tiger(n)

Tigers live in India.

t

10A

till (adv)

The cafe is open till midnight.

t

10A

typewriter (n)

People use computers more than typewriters nowadays.

a

10B

attitude (n)

Always have a positive attitude.

e

10B

everywhere (n)

I've looked everywhere, but I still can't find that letter.

f

10B

fresh(adj)

We're always looking for fresh ideas.

f

10B

frozen (adj)

The pond was frozen and people were skating on it.

i

10B

interestingly (adv)

Interestingly, I met him last week.

m 10B

mostly

She reads mostly romantic novels.

n

10B

no one (n)

No one bothered to read the report.

n

10B

nowadays(adv)

Everything seems more expensive nowadays.

r

10B

repeat(v)

He repeated the number.

s

10B

skincare(n)

There are many skincare products available in the shop.

s

10B

sugar(n)

He likes two sugars in his tea.

t

10B

trend(n)

There's a trend towards people getting less and less sleep.

w 10B

weekly (adv)

It's a weekly newspaper.

w 10B

wives (n)

Henry VIII had six wives.

a

10C

AIDS (n)

AIDS is a serious illness.

a

10C

award (v)

He was awarded the Nobel Prize for Physics.

b

10C

businessman (n)

He's a businessman with a multi-national corporation.

c

10C

create (v)

The project will create more than 500 jobs.

d

10C

design (v)

She designs furniture.

d

10C

designer (n)

She's a fashion designer.

d

10C

discover (v)

They came to California hoping to discover gold.

d

10C

divorced (adj)

Since I've been divorced, I haven't been very happy.

e

10C

eldest (sup)

My eldest brother is a doctor.

e

10C

ex-husband (n)

I'm still friends with my ex-husband .

f

10C

fashion (n)

Long hair is back in fashion for men.

g

10C

gunman (n)

The police arrested the gunman.

l

10C

label(n)

There should be washing instructions on the label.

l

10C

leather(n)

He usually wears a leather jacket.

m 10C

marriage (n)

The have a very happy marriage.

m 10C

Miami (n)

Miami is in Florida.

m 10C

murder (v)

He was murdered by a former employee.

m 10C

murderer (n)

The police caught the murderer.

o

10C

occasion(n)

Let's go to a restaurant as it's a special occasion.

p

10C

particular(adj)

Is there any particular restaurant you'd like to go to?

r

10C

recording (n)

This is a recording of classical music.

s

10C

sack(v)

He was sacked for being late.

s

10C

sale(n)

The sale of alcohol is now banned.

t

10C

tax (v)

Goods such as clothes are taxed at 15%.

v

10C

victim (n)

They were victims of crime.

u

10C

unfortunately (adv)

Unfortunately, I can't finish this work.

a

10D

altogether (adv)

There were twenty people there altogether.

c

10D

cash (n)

I'm taking £50 in cash.

f

10D

fit (v)

These trousers don't fit any more.

f

10D

fitting (room) (n)

Where are the fitting rooms?

m 10D

medium(adj)

What's the medium size?

p

10D

prompt (v)

His remarks prompted a lot of discussion.

t

10D

try on (pv)

Can I try these trousers on in the changing room?

a

11A

account (n)

I paid the money into my bank account this morning.

c

11A

connect (v)

A small bridge connects the two parts of the building.

e

11A

exact (adj)

I'm afraid I can't give you the exact details of the show yet.

e

11A

expected (v)

I expected him to forget my birthday but he sent a card.

f

11A

fail (v)

Dad's business failed after just three years.

g

11A

(get) promoted (v)

She earned more money when she was promoted.

g

11A

gossip (n)

an interesting piece of gossip

k

11A

knee(n)

I injured my knee.

t

11A

(the) Net (Internet)(n)

You can find almost anything on the Net.

y

11A

yet (adv)

Have you read his book yet?

h

11A

(have an) operation (n)

He went to hospital to have an operation.

a

11B

appear (v)

Laptop computers first appeared in the 1990s.

a

11B

arrest (v)

The police decided to arrest him for breaking the window.

a

11B

author (n)

She's a popular author of children's fiction.

b

11B

break into (pv)

Burglars broke into my house and stole my TV.

b

11B

bullet (n)

There are five bullets in the gun.

b

11B

burglar (n)

The burglar was caught after three days.

b

11B

burglary (n)

The police were told about the burglary.

b

11B

burgle (v)

They've been burgled twice recently.

b

11B

button (n)

Press the play button to listen to your recording.

c

11B

commit (a crime) (v)

He was sent to prison for a crime that he didn't commit.

c

11B

connection (n)

The train was half an hour late and I missed my connection.

c

11B

corner (n)

He lives in a beautiful corner of northern California.

c

11B

crime (n)

He committed a serious crime.

e

11B

escape (v)

The two killers escaped from prison last night.

g

11B

gun (n)

Are guns legal in your country?

i

11B

instantly (adv)

A car hit them, killing them both instantly.

m 11B

mystery (n)

They never did solve the mystery of his disappearance.

n

11B

novel (n)

Have you read any good novels lately?

o

11B

obviously(adv)

They're obviously in love.

p

11B

policeman(n)

He wants to be a policeman when he grows up.

r

11B

real-life(adj)

The film is based on a real-life story.

r

11B

robber(n)

The police arrested the bank robber.

r

11B

robbery(n)

The police stopped the bank robbery.

r

11B

rose(n)

He gave me a bunch of red roses.

s

11B

shoot(v)

He was robbed and then shot in the stomach.

s

11B

sleepy(adj)

The heat had made me sleepy.

s

11B

suspect (v)

They suspected that he was lying.

t

11B

theft(n)

He was arrested for car theft.

t

11B

trial(n)

The two men are now on trial for attempted murder.

a

11C

adapted (v)

The film has been adapted from the book.

a

11C

announcer (n)

An announcer is someone who speaks on the TV or radio.

a

11C

(apartment) block (n)

I live in a small block of flats.

a

11C

apartment block (n)

I live in a small apartment block.

a

11C

association (n)

The Football Association made the decision quickly.

a

11C

attention (n)

Ladies and gentlemen, could I have your attention, please?

b

11C

blind (adj)

She went blind after an accident.

b

11C

branch (n)

They had to cut a branch off the tree.

b

11C

bravery (n)

He was awarded a medal for bravery.

c

11C

clash (v)

Government troops clashed with rebel soldiers.

c

11C

collector (n)

He's a collector of modern art.

c

11C

context (n)

Taken out of context, her remark sounded like an insult.

c

11C

cruel (adj)

That was a cruel joke.

c

11C

cruelty (n)

There are laws against cruelty to animals.

d

11C

damage (v)

Many buildings were damaged in the storm.

d

11C

definition (n)

Look in a dictionary for the definition of the word.

d

11C

demonstrator (n)

There were thousands of demonstrators on the streets.

d

11C

dollar (n)

It costs more than a hundred dollars.

d

11C

dolphin (n)

You can see lots of dolphins off the coast of Wales.

e

11C

exclusive (adj)

I read an exclusive interview with the football star.

f

11C

fence (n)

We need to repair the garden fence.

f

11C

Frankfurt (n)

We will arrive in Frankfurt at 6pm.

g

11C

gas (n)

We use a gas cooker.

h

11C

hero (n)

He became a national hero for his part in the revolution.

i

11C

injured (v)

She injured her ankle when she fell.

i

11C

inspector (n)

The school inspector will come tomorrow.

k

11C

kangaroo (n)

Kangaroos live in Australia.

k

11C

(kangaroo) pouch(n)

The kangaroo carried its baby in its pouch.

l

11C

leader(n)

World leaders are meeting in New York.

l

11C

leak (v)

Water had leaked all over the floor.

m 11C

magic (n)

Do you believe in magic?

m 11C

Manhattan (n)

Manhattan is part of New York city.

m 11C

medal (n)

She won a gold medal.

m 11C

medical(adj)

He needs medical treatment.

m 11C

Melbourne (n)

Melbourne is in Australia.

m 11C

Ms (n)

Hello, Ms Jones.

p

11C

prevent (v)

The police prevented the crime.

p

11C

prevention(n)

Prevention of a problem is better than a solution.

p

11C

protester(n)

The city centre was full of protestors.

r

11C

recommend (v)

Can you recommend a good wine to go with this dish?

r

11C

rescue(v)

Fifty passengers had to be rescued from a sinking ship.

r

11C

resident(n)

She has been resident in Britain for most of her life.

r

11C

royal(adj)

She's very interested in the Royal Family.

s

11C

severe(adj)

He had a severe headache.

s

11C

skin (n)

She has dark skin.

s

11C

St Lucia(n)

St Lucia is in the Caribbean.

s

11C

stone (adj)

We built a new stone wall.

s

11C

storm(n)

The weather forecast said there will be a storm tomorrow.

t

11C

trade(n)

He's a builder by trade.

u

11C

unconscious(adj)

She was knocked unconscious.

w 11C

weird(adj)

I had a really weird dream last night.

w 11C

worker(n)

He's an office worker.

w 11C

workmen(n)

The workmen will finish tomorrow.

w 11C

worth (adj)

Our house is worth about £60,000.

a

11C

(animal) rights (n)

They are campaigning for animal rights.

e

11D

echo (questions) (v)

Their voices echoed around the room.

h

11D

Hollywood (n)

Hollywood is in California.

r

11D

ride(v)

I ride my bike to work.

r

11D

Rome(n)

Rome is the capital of Italy.

s

11D

Sydney(n)

Sydney is in Australia.

a

12A

achieve (v)

If I finish this homework, I'll feel as if I've achieved something.

b

12A

brown (adj)

She's got a brown leather bag.

g

12A

glad(adj)

She's very glad that she left.

g

12A

goal (n)

He scored two goals in the second half.

l

12A

lend(v)

She lent me her car for the weekend.

o

12A

owe (v)

You still owe me money.

p

12A

pay back (money)

He agreed to lend me the money if I paid him back.

p

12A

pronoun(n)

She and "He" are pronouns.

p

12A

proper (adj)

This is the proper way to do it.

p

12A

proud (adj)

She is so proud of her son.

s

12A

silly(adj)

She gets upset over such silly things.

w 12A

waste (v)

I don't want to waste any more time so let's start.

w 12A

worldwide(adj)

Ther Internet is also called the worldwide web.

d

12B

dye (v)

He dyed his hair pink last week.

g

12B

glove (n)

I lost my glove.

h

12B

hypnotise (v)

Have you ever been hypnotised?

i

12B

imaginary(adj)

The story takes place in an imaginary world.

i

12B

insect (n)

I don't like any insects.

j

12B

jump (v)

The children were jumping up and down with excitement.

p

12B

parachute(n)

Pull this to open the parachute.

p

12B

pink (adj)

I bought her some pretty, pink flowers.

r

12B

risk-taker(n)

He's a great risk-taker.

t

12B

tarantula (n)

I'd be scared if I saw a tarantula.

t

12B

themselves (pron)

The staff themselves were unhappy with the decision.

c

12C

chain (n)

My bicycle chain is broken.

c

12C

clothing (n)

What's your favourite item of clothing?

c

12C

curtain (n)

It's time to draw the curtains.

d

12C

digit (n)

It's a seven digit telephone number.

f

12C

film-maker (n)

He hopes to become a film-maker one day.

g

12C

glass (n)

I'll get you a clean glass.

h

12C

handcuffs (n)

The police put him in handcuffs.

h

12C

hide (v)

I'm going to hide the biscuits so that you can't find them.

h

12C

Hungary (n)

Hodmezovasarhely is in Hungary.

l

12C

luckily (adv)

Luckily, I found my wallet.

m 12C

magician (n)

The magician made his assistant disappear.

m 12C

multiply (v)

In warm weather, germs multiply rapidly.

o

12C

onstage(adv)

I get nervous working onstage.

o

12C

ordinary(adj)

I want to have an ordinary life.

p

12C

pile(n)

There's a pile of books on the floor.

p

12C

pillar(n)

The new bridge will be supported by 100 pillars.

p

12C

pull(v)

If you keep pulling his tail, he'll bite you.

r

12C

released (v)

Six hostages were released shortly before midday.

s

12C

six-ton (adj)

It's a six-ton truck.

s

12C

spectacular(adj)

It was a spectacular success.

s

12C

stunt(n)

He always does his own stunts.

s

12C

subtract (v)

You need to subtract 25% from the final figure.

s

12C

survive (v)

Only two buildings survived the earthquake.

t

12C

tank (of water)

We should fill the petrol tank.

t

12C

(the River) Thames(n)

The River Thames flows through London.

t

12C

toe(n)

I hurt my big toe.

t

12C

trick(v)

They tricked him into signing the papers.

w 12C

wide(adj)

Her eyes were wide with fear.

w 12C

wire (v)

Do you know how to wire a burglar alarm?

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