Wordlist Unit 1 GOLD EXPERIENCE B1+

Gold Experience B1+ Wordlist
W or d
Part of
speech
Pron
comfortable
adj
kmftbl,
kmftbl
enjoyable
adj
ndbl
fashionable
adj
fnbl
flexible
adj
fleksbl
full-time
adj
fl tam
organised
adj
nazd
part-time
adj
pt tam
possible
adj
psbl
practical
adj
prktkl
punctual
adj
pktul
relaxing
adj
rlks
reliable
adj
rlabl
De fi niti o n
making you feel physically
relaxed, without any pain or
without being too hot, cold,
etc.
something enjoyable gives
you pleasure
popular, especially for a
short period of time
a person, plan, etc. that is
flexible can change or be
changed easily to suit any
new situation
for all the hours of a week
during which it is usual for
people to work, study, etc.
achieving your aims in a way
that is effective, ordered
and sensible
someone who has a parttime job works for only part
of each day or week
if something is possible, it
can be done or achieved
a practical person is good at
dealing with problems and
making decisions based on
what is possible and what
will really work
arriving, happening or being
done at exactly the time
that has been arranged
making you feel calm,
comfortable and not worried
or annoyed
someone or something that
is reliable can be trusted or
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Our new sofa is really
comfortable to sit on.
What is the most enjoyable
thing about your job?
The store sells fashionable
clothes at affordable prices.
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Colin is a practical man who is

good at repairing things.
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He's always very punctual for

appointments.
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We can be flexible about your

starting date.
They're looking for full-time
staff at the library.
In order to do this job well,
you have to be very
organised.
She works as a part-time
teacher at the local primary
school.
Computer technology makes
it possible for many people to
work from home.
Alan was enjoying a relaxing

bath.
It's strange that Ben isn't
here. He's usually so reliable.
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Part of
speech
depended on
Pron
responsible
adj
rspnsbl
rewarding
adj
rwd
satisfying
adj
stsfa-
seasonal
adj
siznl
De fi niti o n
a responsible person is
sensible and able to make
good judgements, so that
they can be trusted
making you feel happy and
satisfied because you feel
you are doing something
useful or important, even if
you do not earn much
money
making you feel pleased and
happy, especially because
you have got what you
wanted
happening, expected or
needed during a particular
part of the year
sensible
adj
sensbl
reasonable, practical and

showing good judgement
stressful
adj
stresfl
suitable
adj
sutbl,
sjutbl
terrible
adj
terbl
understandable
adj
ndstndbl
well-paid
adj
wel ped
cope with
get your hands
phr v
kp w
et j hndz
making you worry a lot

having the right qualities for
a particular person, purpose
or situation
very bad
understandable behaviour,
reactions, etc. seem normal
and reasonable because of
the situation you are in
providing or receiving good
wages
to succeed in dealing with a
difficult problem or situation
to do hard or dirty physical
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They're looking for a

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Nursing is a very rewarding

job.
Teaching can be extremely
satisfying because you help
people to learn important
skills for life.
Olive-picking is seasonal work.
He was sensible enough to
see that Jake was the best
candidate for the job.
What's the most stressful
part of your job?
Applicants for the position
must have suitable work
experience.
The film was absolutely
terrible.
Although I don't approve of
his actions, I think they are
understandable.
Cynthia is hoping to get a
well-paid job.
In this job, you have to learn
to cope with pressure.
If you want to be a car
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dirty
dti
work
mechanic, you must be willing

to get your hands dirty.
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Pron
De fi niti o n
keep an eye on
kip n a n
to carefully watch
everything that someone
does
make plans
mek plnz
to prepare for something
pruv (t
smwn/jself)
to show someone how good

you are at doing something
to work outside, not in a
building
a piece of clothing that
covers the front part of
your clothes and is tied
around the waist, worn to
keep your clothes clean,
especially while cooking
fashionable expensive
clothes that have a special
label on them
pieces of jewellery that you
wear in your ears
shoes that have very low
heels
open summer shoes, usually
made of rubber, with a Vshaped band across the
front to hold your feet
prove (to
someone/yourself)
Part of
speech
work outdoors
wk atdz
apron
eprn
designer label
dzan lebl
earrings
rz
flat shoes
flt uz
flip-flops
flp flps
football kit
ftbl kt
gloves
lvz
goggles
lz
a set of clothes that you

wear while playing football
pieces of clothing that you
wear on your hands in order
to protect them or keep
them warm
a pair of glasses made from
glass or plastic with a
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The boss likes to keep an eye
on all the factory workers .
Davina has been busy making
plans for her wedding.
He wanted to prove to his
boss that he could work as
part of a team.
Could you do a job that
involves working outside?
Eric was wearing a chef's hat

and an apron.
This is a designer label
jacket.
She bought a pair of silver
earrings.
Edwina needs a pair of flat
shoes for work.
You can't go to the office
wearing shorts and a pair of
flip-flops!
Don't forget to take your
football kit with you to
school!
The factory workers must
wear protective gloves for
safety reasons.
Safety goggles must be worn
at all times in the chemistry
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rubber or plastic edge that
fit against your skin and
protect your eyes
lab.

W or d
Part of
speech
Pron
hairstyle
hestal
hoodie
hdi
image
md
jewellery
dulri
logo
necklace
nekls
outfit
atft
scarf
skf
wristband
rstbnd
baggy
adj
bi
casual
adj
kul
De fi niti o n
the style in which someone's
hair has been cut or shaped
a loose jacket or top made
of soft material, which has a
part that you can pull up to
cover your head
the opinion people have of a
person, organisation,
product, etc., or the way a
person, organisation, etc.
seems to be to the public
small things that you wear
for decoration, such as rings
or necklaces
a small design that is the
official sign of a company or
organisation
a string of jewels, beads,
etc. or a thin gold or silver
chain to wear around the
neck
a set of clothes worn
together, especially for a
special occasion
a piece of cloth that you
wear around your neck, head
or shoulders, especially to
keep warm
a band that you wear around
your wrist either as
decoration or for a particular
purpose
baggy clothes are big and do
not fit tightly on your body
not formal or not for a
formal situation
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The police say that the thief

was wearing a dark blue
hoodie.
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The company needs to make

sure that its public image is
not damaged by scandal.
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She was wearing a pearl

necklace.
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She went out and spent 200

on a new outfit for the party.
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These woollen scarves are

available in a range of colours.
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Frieda likes to wear a lot of

expensive jewellery.
The company logo is instantly
recognisable all over the
world.
Some tennis players wear a

wristband for wiping the
sweat from their foreheads.
Fred usually wears baggy
trousers.
Giovanna felt more
comfortable in casual clothes.
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patterned
ptnd
decorated with a pattern
W or d
adj
Part of
speech
Pron
De fi niti o n
plain
adj
plen
short-sleeved
adj
t slivd
spotty
adj
spti
stripy
adj
strapi
tight
adj
tat
waterproof
adj
wtpruf
accountant
kantnt
agriculture
rklt
belt
belt
generation
denren
local
adj
lkl
makeup
mekp
without anything added or

without decoration
having short sleeves (=the
parts of a piece of clothing
that cover your arms)
having spots (=round shapes
that form a pattern on a
piece of clothing)
having lines or bands of
colour
tight clothes fit your body
very closely, especially in a
way that is uncomfortable
not allowing water to enter
someone whose job is to
keep and check financial
accounts
the practice or science of
farming
a band of leather, cloth, etc.
that you wear around your
waist to hold up your
clothes or for decoration
all people of about the same
age
relating to the particular
area you live in, or the area
you are talking about
coloured substances that
are put on your face to
You'd look great in that

patterned dress.
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I normally wear a plain white
shirt and a tie when I'm
working in the office.
These short-sleeved shirts are
ideal for the hot summer
weather.
I really like that spotty red
skirt which Helga is wearing.
He's thinking of buying that
blue and white stripy shirt.
These jeans are rather tight. I
think I need a larger size.
A warm, waterproof jacket is
the first thing you need for
mountain walking.
Hugo is training to be an
accountant.
The government wants more
young people to consider a
career in agriculture.
These black leather belts are
selling very well.
One generation ago, most
families could afford a house
on one salary.
Irene has a holiday job at one
of the local restaurants.
I don't usually wear much
make-up.
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improve or change your
appearance

W or d
Part of
speech
Pron
minus
preposition
mans
overalls
vrlz
purse
ps
stereotype
steritap,
strtap
suit
sut, sjut
tie
ta
tractor
trkt
vineyard
vnjd
wallet
wlt
wellies
access
n
v
weliz
kses
De fi niti o n
used to show that one
number or quantity is being
subtracted from another
a piece of clothing like a
shirt and trousers in one
piece that is worn over
other clothes to protect
them
a small bag in which women
keep paper money, coins,
cards, etc.
an often unfair or untrue
belief or idea of what a
particular person or thing is
like
a set of clothes made of the
same material, usually
including a jacket with
trousers or a skirt
a long narrow piece of cloth
tied in a knot around the
neck, worn by men
a strong vehicle with large
wheels, used for pulling farm
machinery
a piece of land where
grapevines are grown in
order to make wine
a small flat case, often
made of leather, that you
carry in your pocket, for
holding paper money, bank
cards, etc.
rubber boots that stop your
feet getting wet
to enter a place, use
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The garage mechanic was

wearing blue overalls.
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Julia opened her handbag and

took out her purse.
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He doesn't fit the stereotype

of a typical businessman.
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Joe looked very smart in his

business suit.
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You'll have to wear a suit and

tie for your job interview.
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The farmer drives his tractor

nearly every day.
This wine comes from one of
Germany's most famous
vineyards.
He took a credit card out of

his wallet.
Kate was wearing a pair of
green wellies.
You need a password to
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something, see someone,
etc.
access the website.

W or d
Part of
speech
Pron
battery
btri
charge
td
click
klk
code
kd
connection
knekn
delete
dlit
download
danld
folder
fld
hack
hk
online
adj
nlan
De fi niti o n
an object that provides a
supply of electricity for
something such as a radio,
car or toy
if a battery charges, or if
you charge it, it takes in and
stores electricity
to press a button on a
computer mouse to choose
something from the screen
that you want the computer
to do
a set of instructions that tell
a computer what to do
when two or more things are
joined together or when
something is joined to a
larger system or network
to remove something that
has been written down or
stored in a computer
to move information or
programs from a computer
network to a small computer
a group of related
documents that you store
on a computer
to secretly find a way of
getting information from
someone else's computer or
changing information on it
connected to other
computers through the
Internet, or available
through the Internet
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was low on his laptop.
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phone.
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How fast is your broadband

connection?
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Kevin accidentally deleted the

wrong file.
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Lisa often downloads music

from the Internet.
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I have a special folder where I

store all my English essays.
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Somebody hacked into the

company's central database.
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Online banking is becoming

increasingly popular.
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Choose the image you want

by clicking twice.
The software program won't
work because there is a
mistake in the code.

W or d
Part of
speech
Pron
password
pswd
program
prrm
scroll (down)
skrl (dan)
signal
snl
software
sftwe
touch screen
tt skrin
tweet
twit
update
pdet
virtual
adj
vtul
virus
vars
De fi niti o n
a secret group of letters or
numbers that you must type
into a computer before you
can use a system or
program
a set of instructions given
to a computer to make it
perform an operation
to move information on a
computer screen so that
you can read it
a series of light waves,
sound waves, etc. that carry
an image, sound or message,
for example in radio or
television
a set of programs that tells
a computer how to do a
particular job
a type of computer screen
that you touch in order to
tell the computer what to do
or to get information
a short text message sent
to other users of the Twitter
social networking service
to add the most recent
information to something
made, done, seen, etc. on
the Internet or on a
computer, rather than in the
real world
a set of instructions secretly
put into a computer or
computer program, which
can destroy information
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click on the 'proceed' icon.
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your computer?
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Could you scroll down a few

lines?
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This new pay-TV channel

sends signals via satellite to
cable companies.
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software without charge.
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Computer devices with touch

screens are becoming more
common.
The actress tweeted that she
was going to star in the next
James Bond film.
Your anti-virus program needs
updating.
The website allows you to
take a virtual tour of the art
gallery.
Computer users from around
the world reported that the
virus had invaded their
systems.

W or d
Part of
speech
Pron
website
websat
come up with
phr v
km p w
follow up
phr v
fl p
key in
phr v
ki n
log on (to)
phr v
l n (t)
turn off
phr v
tn f
work out
phr v
wk at
zoom in
phr v
zum n
advisor
dvaz
De fi niti o n
a place on the Internet
where you can find
information about
something, especially a
particular organisation
to think of an idea, answer,
etc.
to find out more information
about something and take
action if necessary
to put information into a
computer or other machine,
using buttons or a keyboard
to do the necessary actions
on a computer system that
will allow you to begin using
it
to make a machine or piece
of electrical equipment such
as a television, engine, light,
etc. stop operating by
pushing a button, turning a
key, etc.
to think carefully about how
you are going to do
something and plan a good
way of doing it
if a camera zooms in, it
makes the person or thing
that you are taking a picture
of seem bigger and closer
give advice because they
know a lot about a subject,
especially in business, law or
politics
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Key in your password and

press 'Return'.
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You need to log on to your

home page.
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lights when you leave.
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We need to work out how

we're going to get there.
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The camera zoomed in on the

child's face.
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The school careers advisor

can help you choose a training
course.
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Students learn how to design

their own websites.
We've been asked to come up
with some new ideas.
The police take people's
statements and then follow
them up.
amplifier
mplfa
calculator
klkjlet
a piece of electrical
equipment that makes
sound louder
a small electronic machine
that can add, multiply, etc.
Larry needs a new amplifier

for his electric guitar.
Candidates may use electronic
calculators in the exam.
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W or d
Part of
speech
Pron
De fi niti o n
collector
klekt
competitor
kmpett
someone who collects things

that are interesting or
attractive
someone who takes part in a
competition
creator
kriet
disappear
dsp
disconnect
dsknekt
distrust
dstrst
employer
mpl
someone who made or

invented a particular thing
to become impossible to see
any longer
to remove the supply of
power, gas, water, etc. from
a machine or piece of
equipment
to not trust someone or
something
a person, company or
organisation that employs
people
someone who travels
through an unknown area to
find out about it
explorer
ksplr
generator
denret
instructor
nstrkt
inventor
nvent
narrator
nret
photocopier
ftkpi
a machine that produces

electricity
someone who teaches a
sport or practical skill
someone who has invented
something, or whose job is
to invent things
the person who tells the
story in a book or play
a machine that makes
photographic copies of
Ex am pl e
He's been a stamp collector
for several years.
Some competitors failed to
finish the race.
Diaghilev is considered by
many to be the creator of the
first modern dance company.
The sun disappeared behind a
cloud.
Disconnect the battery and
recharge it.
Many people distrust
politicians.
We will need a reference from
your last employer before we
can send you a contract.
Potatoes were brought to
England by explorers such as
Sir Francis Drake and Sir
Walter Raleigh.
The hospital has an
emergency generator for use
if there is a power cut.
I managed to find a very good
driving instructor.
Marconi was the inventor of
radio.
Ishmael, the narrator of the
story, tells the reader why he
went to sea.
The photocopier has broken
down again!
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documents

W or d
Part of
speech
Pron
De fi niti o n
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ple
Michelle was listening to some

music on her MP3 player.
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prnt
a machine that is used to

play CDs, videos, etc.
a machine which is
connected to a computer
and can make a printed
record of computer
information
printer
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prrm

write computer programs
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reappear
rip
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receiver
rsiv
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ridu
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refrigerator
rfrdret
replay
riple
rerecord
rirkd
scanner
skn
transmitter
trnzmt
to appear again
a radio or television, or
other equipment which
receives signals
to do something again
a large piece of electrical
kitchen equipment, shaped
like a cupboard, used for
keeping food and drink cool
to play again something that
has been recorded
to record something again
a piece of computer
equipment that allows
written or printed
information to be taken onto
a computer and stored there
equipment that sends out
radio or television signals
I think the printer has run out

of paper.
Computer programmers are in
great demand, and a good
one can earn a very high
salary.
She went into the kitchen and
reappeared moments later
carrying a jug of water.
The signal is picked up by a
satellite receiver.
The scene wasn't quite right
so the film-maker asked the
actors to redo it.
Store the salad dressing in a
covered container in the
refrigerator.
Can you replay the video clip?
The microphone wasn't
working the first time so we
had to rerecord the interview.
He placed the document on
the glass plate of the scanner
and closed the lid.
The pet's collar contains a
transmitter that helps its
achievable
adj
tivbl
possible to do successfully
owners to find the lost animal.

You should set yourself
achievable learning targets.
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W or d
Part of
speech
Pron
broadcast
brdkst
digital
photography
ddtl
ftrfi
electronic part
elktrnk pt
engineering
endnr
fascination
fsnen
invest
nvest
misfortune
msftn
research
rst, rist
space
exploration
spes
eksplren
supply
spla
turning point
tn pnt
achieve
achievement
v
n
tiv
tivmnt
De fi niti o n
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to send out radio or

television programmes
photography involving
images which are stored
electronically rather than on
traditional film
a part of a device, machine,
etc. that operates using
electricity
the work of designing and
building machines, etc.
the state of being very
interested in something, so
that you want to look at it,
learn about it, etc.
to put money into a
business
very bad luck, or something
that happens to you as the
result of bad luck
The interview was broadcast

live across Europe.
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point in my life.
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Frances achieved very good

exam results.
Winning the award was a
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True story or tall

story?
True story or tall
serious study of a subject

the act or travelling through
space in order to find out
about it
a system used to provide
water, electricity, gas, etc.
the time when an important
change starts, especially one
that improves the situation
to successfully complete
something or get a good
result, especially by working
hard
something important that
Digital photography has many

advantages over traditional
photography using chemicals.
The electronic parts of the
machine must be kept away
from water.
Mark is studying electrical
engineering at university.
He developed a fascination for
computers from a very young
age.
She invested 5000 in her
uncle's printing business.
Her misfortunes worsened
this year, when she lost her
job.
This is a fascinating piece of
historical research.
What do you think are the
benefits of space exploration
to mankind?
The electricity supply was cut
off because they forgot to
pay the bill.

you succeed in doing by
your own efforts
great achievement.
story?

W or d
Part of
speech
Pron
De fi niti o n
experience
ksprins
experience
ksprins
feel
fil
feeling
fil
if you experience a problem,

event or situation, it
happens to you or affects
you
something that happens to
you or something you do,
especially when this has an
effect on what you feel or
think
to experience a particular
physical feeling or emotion
an emotion that you feel,
such as anger, sadness or
happiness
grin
rn
to smile widely
grin
rn
hope
hp
a wide smile
to want something to
happen
hope
hp
offer
offer
recognise
reknaz
something that you hope will

happen
to ask someone if they
would like to have
something, or to hold
something out to them so
they can take it
a statement saying that you
are willing to do something
for someone or give them
something
to know who someone is or
what something is, because
you have seen, heard,
experienced or learned
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problems with their eldest
son.
True story or tall

story?
I had a similar experience last

year.
Do you still feel hungry?
Knowing we'd won was a

wonderful feeling.
She was holding the baby, and
grinning from ear to ear.
William gave her a friendly
grin as he walked past.
Bob's hoping to travel to
Africa next year.
My hope is that Peter will
realise his mistake and
apologise.
True story or tall

story?
True story or tall
story?
True story
story?
True story
story?
True story
story?
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story?
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story?
Can I offer you something to

drink?
True story or tall

story?
I can't turn down the offer of

a free trip to Milan!
True story or tall

story?
I didn't recognise you in your

uniform.
True story or tall

story?
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or tall
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about them in the past

W or d
Part of
speech
Pron
recognition
reknn
refer (to)
phr v
rf (t)
reference (to)
refrns (t)
shake
ek
shake
ek
share
share
stare
ste
stare
ste
vote
vt
vote
vt
De fi niti o n
the act of knowing someone
or something because you
have known or learned about
them in the past
to mention or speak about
someone or something
part of something you say
or write in which you
mention a person or thing
to move suddenly from side
to side or up and down,
usually with a lot of force, or
to make someone or
something do this
if you give something a
shake, you move it from side
to side or up and down
to have or use something
with other people
the part of something you
own or are responsible for
to look at something or
someone for a long time
without moving your eyes,
for example because you are
surprised, angry or bored
when you look at something
or someone for a long time
in a steady way
to show which person or
party you want, or whether
you support a plan, by
marking a piece of paper,
raising your hand, etc.
an act of voting in an
election or meeting, or the
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She stared at him without

recognition for a few seconds.
We agreed never to refer to
the matter again.
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story?
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story?
There is no direct reference

to her childhood in the novel.
True story or tall

story?
She shook him to wake him

up.
True story or tall

story?
Give the bottle a good shake

before use.
The three of us shared a taxi.

I do my share of the
housework.
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story?
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story?
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story?
What are you staring at?
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story?
She gave him a long hard

stare.
True story or tall

story?
I haven't decided who I'm

going to vote for.
Do you think my vote really
makes a difference?
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story?
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story?

choice that you make when
you vote

W or d
Part of
speech
Pron
attack of nerves
tk v nvz
De fi niti o n
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He had an attack of nerves

before the exam.
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story?
They climbed the mountain in

28 days, which is a
remarkable feat.
True story or tall

story?
It was such a relief to see Liz

looking healthy again.
True story or tall

story?
Determination is definitely
one of Colin's strengths.
True story or tall

story?
feat
fit
relief
rlif
strength
stre, stren
weakness
wikns
massive
adj
msv
a time when you feel very

nervous
something that is an
important achievement,
because it needs a lot of
skill, strength, etc.
a feeling of comfort when
something frightening,
worrying or painful has
ended or has not happened
a particular quality or ability
that gives someone or
something an advantage
a fault in someone's
character or in a system,
organisation, design, etc.
unusually large, powerful or
damaging
negative
adj
netv
harmful, unpleasant or not

wanted
positive
adj
pztv
sweaty
adj
sweti
tense
a couple of
seconds
a few minutes
adj
tens
kpl v
sekndz
fju mnts
good or useful
covered or wet with sweat
(=drops of salty liquid that
come out through your skin
when you are hot,
frightened, ill or doing
exercise)
feeling worried,
uncomfortable and unable to
relax
one or two seconds
a small number of minutes
The plan has both strengths

and weaknesses.
My phone bill was massive last
month.
Doctors have a duty to inform
patients of the possible
negative side-effects of the
drug.
Living abroad has been a very
positive experience for her.
I'm all hot and sweaty. I think

I'll take a shower.
Mary's problems at work were
making her tense and irritable.
The injection will only take a
couple of seconds.
Jill returned a few minutes
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story?
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story?
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story?
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story?
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story?
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3
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story?
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story?
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later
let
afterwards
after an hour
ft n a
an hour later
later with a coffee pot.

After an hour, Tim finally
arrived.
story?
True story or tall
story?

W or d
Part of
speech
Pron
De fi niti o n
at the outset
t atset
at or from the beginning of

an event or process
for the first time
f fst tam
never before
for the last few

months
f lst fju
mns
during the last few months
the big day
b de
creep
krip
drop
drp
notice
nts
realise
rlaz
remain
rmen
spot
spt
vanish
vn
wave
wev
a day on which something

very important happens
to move in a quiet, careful
way, especially to avoid
attracting attention
to stop holding or carrying
something so that it falls
if you notice something or
someone, you realise that
they exist, especially
because you can see, hear
or feel them
to know and understand
something, or suddenly
begin to understand it
to continue to be in the
same state or condition
to notice someone or
something, especially when
they are difficult to see or
recognise
to disappear suddenly,
especially in a way that
cannot be easily explained
to raise your arm and move
your hand from side to side
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It was clear from the outset
that there were going to be
problems.
For the first time, he failed to
get the top mark in the endof-year exam.
For the last few months she
has been feeling rather
depressed.
The big day arrived and we all
went to the church to see
Teresa get married.
She crept up behind him and
put her hands over his eyes.
She screamed and dropped
the torch.
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story?
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story?
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story?
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story?
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story?
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story?
He noticed a woman in a black

dress sitting across from him.
True story or tall

story?
I suddenly realised that the

boy was crying.
The boy remained silent.
True story or tall

story?
True story or tall
story?
I spotted a police car behind

us.
True story or tall

story?
The bird vanished from sight.

Enid waved at us and we
waved back.
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story?
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story?

in order to make someone
notice you

W or d
Part of
speech
Pron
De fi niti o n
yell
jel
to shout or say something

very loudly, especially
because you are frightened,
angry or excited
afterwards
adv
ftwdz
anxiously
adv
ksli
dangerously
adv
dendrsli
finally
adv
fanli
hopefully
adv
hpfli
after a long time

a way of saying what you
hope will happen
immediately
adv
miditli
without delay
mysteriously
adv
mstrisli
nervously
adv
nvsli
noisily
adv
nzli
seriously
adv
srisli
suspiciously
adv
sspsli
truthfully
adv
trufli
be a big mouth
bi b ma
after an event or time that

has already been mentioned
in a way that shows you are
worried
in a way that is likely to
harm or kill you
in a way that is difficult to

explain or understand
in a worried or frightened
way
in a way that makes a lot of
noise
in a way that is not joking,
especially because you think
something is important
in a way that shows you
think someone has done
something wrong or
dishonest
in a way that gives the true
facts about something
to be someone who talks
too much, especially if they
Ex am pl e
The children were yelling at

each other across the street.
He moved to Belgium and
shortly afterwards he met
Angela.
Natalie waited anxiously for
news of her son.
Ashley was given a fine by the
police for driving dangerously.
After several delays, we
finally set off at six o'clock.
Hopefully, I'll be back home
by ten o'clock.
The telephone rang, and he
answered it immediately.
Benson later disappeared
mysteriously and was never
seen again.
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story?
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story?
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story?
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story?
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or tall
or tall
or tall
or tall
or tall
She smiled nervously.
He ate his food noisily.
True story or tall

story?
True story or tall
story?
True story or tall
story?
Seriously though, I think Toby

likes you.
True story or tall

story?
True story or tall

story?
Meg looked at me
suspiciously.
Neil insisted that he had
answered all the questions
truthfully.
If I were you, I wouldn't
mention it to her. She's such
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cannot be trusted to keep
secrets
a big mouth.

W or d
Part of
speech
Pron
break the ice
brek as
go red
red
guiltily
have butterflies
in your stomach
adv
gltli
hv btflaz n
j stmk
hesitate
heztet
look away
phr v
lk we
punch the air
pnt e
rub your nose

steady your
nerves
rb j nz
sweat
tell a (white) lie

the elephant in
stedi j nvz
swet
tel (wat) la
elfnt n
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to make people feel more

friendly and willing to talk to
each other
if you go red, your face
becomes a bright pink colour
in a way that shows you feel
very ashamed and sad
because you know that you
have done something wrong
to feel very nervous before
doing something
to pause before saying or
doing something because
you are nervous or not sure
Sam's arrival broke the ice

and people began to talk and
laugh.
Every time you mention his
name, she goes red.
Anna guiltily admitted that

she hadn't done her
homework.
I always have butterflies in my
stomach before an exam.
to stop looking at someone

or something
to make a movement like a
punch towards the sky, to
show that you are very
pleased
to press something against
your nose and move it
around
to make yourself calmer
to have drops of salty liquid
coming out through your
skin because you are hot, ill,
frightened or doing exercise
to say something that you
know is not true for good
reasons, for example to
avoid hurting someone's
feelings
an important subject or
She hesitated for a moment

before replying.
If you don't want to know the
football results, look away
from the TV now!
After hitting the winning shot
in the tennis match, Timmy
punched the air.
She rubbed her nose with a
handkerchief.
Ollie took a deep breath to
steady his nerves.
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story?
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story?
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story?
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story?
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story?
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story?
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story?
True story or tall

story?
True story or tall
story?
You're sweating. Why don't

you take your jacket off?
True story or tall

story?
We all have to tell white lies

sometimes.
The race issue is the elephant
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story?
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the room
rum
problem that everyone

knows about but no one
mentions
in the room in this election.
story?

W or d
Part of
speech
touch your
mouth
Pron
tt j ma
aisle
al
assistant
adj
sstnt
bargain
bn
bill
bl
borrow
br
cash
checkout
tek-at
cost
kst
customer
kstm
discount
dskant
De fi niti o n
to move your hand so that it
is pressing against your
mouth
a long passage between
rows of seats in a church,
plane, theatre, etc. or
between rows of shelves in a
shop
help customers in a shop
something you buy cheaply
or for less than its usual
price
a written list showing how
much you have to pay for
services you have received,
work that has been done,
etc.
to use something that
belongs to someone else
and that you must give back
to them later
money in the form of coins
or notes rather than
cheques, credit cards, etc.
the place in a supermarket
where you pay for the goods
that you have collected
to have a particular price
someone who buys goods or
services from a shop,
company, etc.
a reduction in the usual price
of something
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She touched her mouth with

her finger.
True story or tall

story?
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That second-hand table was a

real bargain.
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Can I have the bill, please?
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Can I borrow your pen for a

minute?
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The shop charges less if the

customer pays in cash.
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He was walking down one of

the aisles in the supermarket.
One of the shop assistants
showed me where the eggs
were kept.
Why can't they have more

checkouts open?
The taxi to the station costs
about 5.
We don't get many customers
on Mondays. Saturday is our
busiest day.
There's a 30% discount on all
electrical goods.
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economise
knmaz
to reduce the amount of

money, time, goods, etc.
that you use
Sorry, I can't come out

tonight. I'm trying to
economize.
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W or d
Part of
speech
Pron
lend
lend
pay
pe
queue
kju
save
sev
spend
spend
total cost
ttl kst
trolley
trli
voucher
vat
worth
preposition
advice
dvas
chess
tes
De fi niti o n
to let someone borrow
money or something that
belongs to you for a short
time
to give someone money for
something you buy or for a
service
a line of people waiting to
enter a building, buy
something, etc., or a line of
vehicles waiting to move
to use less money, time,
energy, etc. so that you do
not waste any
to use your money to pay
for goods or services
the complete amount that
you have to pay in order to
buy, do or produce
something
a large basket on wheels
that you use for carrying
bags, shopping, etc.
a ticket that can be used
instead of money for a
particular purpose
if something is worth a
particular amount, that
amount is its value in money
an opinion you give
someone about what they
should do
a game for two players, who
move their pieces according
to particular rules across a
special board to try to trap
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Can you lend me 20?
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How would you like to pay?
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We stood in the queue for

half an hour.
You can save money if you
cycle rather than take the
bus to work.
I can't afford to spend any
more money this week.
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One of the pictures is worth

50,000.
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You should have followed my

advice.
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The two boys were playing a

game of chess.
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The total cost of the repair

work came to 350.
She was walking around the
supermarket, filling her trolley
with food for the weekend.
The first prize is a 1,000
voucher that can be used in
any of our shops.

their opponent's king (=
most important piece)

W or d
Part of
speech
Pron
economics
eknmks,
ieknmks
education
edjken
finance
fanns
furniture
fnt
information
nfmen
knowledge
nld
money
mni
sense
sens
common sense
general
knowledge
collocation
kmn sens
collocation
denrl nld
higher education
collocation
ha
edjken
De fi niti o n
the way in which money
influences whether a plan,
business, etc. will work
effectively
the process of teaching and
learning, usually at school,
college or university
the management of money
by governments, large
organisations, etc.
large objects such as chairs,
tables, beds and cupboards
facts or details that tell you
something about a situation,
person, event, etc.
the information, skills and
understanding that you have
gained through learning or
experience
the coins and paper notes
that you use to buy things
when someone makes
sensible or practical
decisions, or behaves in a
sensible practical way
the ability to behave in a
sensible way and make
practical decisions
knowledge of facts about
many different subjects
education as opposed to
school or high school
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The economics of building

new subway lines are being
studied.
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She hopes her children will

get a good education.
He was an expert in finance
and advised people where to
invest their money.
The bedroom is filled with
antique furniture.
The book contains
information on how to find a
job abroad.
She didn't have much
knowledge about American
history.
Don't spend all your money
on the first day of your
holiday!
You should have had the
sense to turn the electricity
off first.
If something goes wrong, just
use your common sense.
How did you do in the general
knowledge quiz?
He's thinking of going on to
higher education.
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W or d
Part of
speech
Pron
De fi niti o n
the process of controlling
the money of an individual
or a group of people that
includes making decisions
about saving, spending,
budgeting and investing
money
management
collocation
mni
mndmnt
personal finance
collocation
psnl
fanns
practical
experience
collocation
prktkl
ksprins
concentrate on
knsntret n
focus on
have a good
memory for
fks n
hv d
memri f
learn by heart
learning style
mind map
ln ba ht
n
pay attention to
study method
ln stal
mand mp
pe tenn t
stdi med
the control of money owned

by an individual or family
experience gained by
actually doing something,
rather than knowledge from
books, etc.
to think very carefully about
something that you are
doing
to give special attention to
one particular person or
thing, or to make people do
this
to be good at remembering
something
to learn something until you
remember all of it exactly
the way in which someone
learns things
a picture showing the
relationship between a main
idea in the middle and
related ideas which are
added as branches
to listen carefully to what
someone is saying
the way in which someone
learns a subject
Ex am pl e
Money management includes

making sure that you remain
debt-free.
This course will help you to
manage your personal
finances effectively.
How much practical
experience do you have of
working in the restaurant
business?
Be quiet! Let me concentrate
on my homework.
She tried to focus her mind
on her work.
Do you have a good memory
for people's names?
We had to learn the poem by
heart.
Each individual student's
learning style is different.
Drawing a mind map can help
you to see the relationships
between ideas.
If you paid more attention in
class, you might actually learn
something.
Students need to discover
which study methods work
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study space
stdi spes
a place where you study
W or d
n
Part of
speech
Pron
find out
phr v
fand at
get ahead
phr v
et hed
De fi niti o n
to get information, after
trying to discover it or by
chance
to be successful and do
better than other people in
a job or work
get on (with)
phr v
et n (w)
give up
phr v
v p
keep up (with)
phr v
kip p (w)
look through
(notes)
phr v
lk ru (nts)
look up
phr v
lk p
mess about
phr v
mes bat
set up
phr v
set p
write down
phr v
rat dan
alien
adj
elin
careers advice
krz dvas
critical thinking
krtkl k
to continue doing something

to stop doing something,
especially something that
you do regularly
to manage to do as much or
as well as other people
to look for something in
one's notes
if you look up information in
a book, on a computer, etc.,
you try to find it there
to behave in a silly way
when you should be paying
attention or doing
something sensible
to make the arrangements
that are necessary for
something to happen
to write something on a
piece of paper
very different from what
you are used to
help with choosing a job or
profession
the process of questioning
ideas before accepting or
best for them.

Your study space should have
good lighting.
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website.
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It isn't easy to get ahead in

the film industry.
Be quiet and get on with your
work!
Why don't you give up
smoking?
Harry's finding it difficult to
keep up with his classmates.
I looked through my notes to
see where I'd written down
the web address.
Look up any unknown words
in your dictionary.
Stop messing about and do
your work!
There was a lot of work
involved in setting up the
festival.
This is the address. Do you
want to write it down?
Their way of life is totally
alien to us.
Most universities provide
professional careers advice.
Critical thinking is an
important skill which students
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culture
W or d
n
Part of
speech
klt
Pron
first aid
fst ed
grim
adj
rm
home
maintenance
hm
mentnns
impressive
adj
mpresv
impulse
mpls
meditation
medten
mindfulness
mandflns
philosophy
flsfi
reaction
rikn
rejecting them
the beliefs, way of life, art
and customs that are shared
and accepted by people in a
particular society
need to develop.
In our culture, it is rude to
ask someone how much they
earn.
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De fi niti o n
simple medical treatment
that is given as soon as
possible to someone who is
injured or who suddenly
becomes ill
making you feel worried or
unhappy
the repairs, painting, etc.
that are necessary to keep a
house in good condition
something that is impressive
makes you admire it
because it is very good,
large, important, etc.
a sudden strong desire to
do something without
thinking about whether it is
a sensible thing to do
the practice of emptying
your mind of thoughts and
feelings, in order to relax
completely or for religious
reasons
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a new type of school lesson

teaching students to how to
relax and focus
the study of the nature and
meaning of existence, truth,
good and evil, etc.
something that you feel or
do because of something
Being given first aid at the

scene of the accident
probably saved his life.
When he lost his job, his
future looked grim.
I've just bought a book on
home maintenance as I'm not
very good at DIY.
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The school's examination

results were very impressive.
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On impulse, I picked up the

phone and called her.
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Yoga involves breathing

exercises, stretching and
meditation.
In a mindfulness lesson,
students pay total attention
to what they are thinking and
feeling right now.
Emma studies philosophy at
university.
What was her reaction when
you told her the news?
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self defence
self dfens
struggle
strl
that has happened or been

said
skills that you learn to
protect yourself if you are
attacked
to have difficulties with
something
She is learning self defence.

Johnny is struggling with his
maths homework.
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W or d
Part of
speech
Pron
time
management
tam
mndmnt
unexpected
adj
nkspektd
dependent (on)
adj
dpendnt (n)
ecological
adj
ikldkl
industry
ndstri
neighbourhood
nebhd
organic
adj
nk
pedestrian
pdestrin
protected
adj
prtektd
recycled
adj
ri:sakld
De fi niti o n
the activity of organising
your time, especially at
work, so that you use it in
the most effective way
used to describe something
that is surprising because
you were not expecting it
needing someone or
something in order to exist,
be healthy, be successful,
etc.
connected with the way
plants, animals and people
are related to each other
and to their environment
the large-scale production
of goods or of substances
such as coal and steel
an area of a town or city
relating to farming or
gardening methods of
growing food without using
artificial chemicals, or
produced, or grown by
these methods
someone who is walking,
especially along a street or
other place used by cars
a protected animal, plant,
area or building is one that
it is illegal to harm or
damage
recycled objects and
materials have been put
through a special process so
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I've got to do a course in

time management next week.
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teach you
The experiment produced

some unexpected results.
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teach you
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Organic farming is better for

the environment.
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The man lost control of his

car, killing a pedestrian.
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Spotted owls are a protected

species.
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These envelopes are made

from recycled paper.
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Norway's economy is heavily

dependent on natural
resources
There are warnings that the
building of the dam will upset
the ecological balance of the
river basin.
The Ruhr valley has always
been the centre of German
heavy industry.
The Cranstons live in a very
wealthy neighbourhood.
rural
rrl
W or d
adj
Part of
speech
self-sufficient
adj
self sfnt
urban
adj
bn
be into
phr v
bi nt
catch on
phr v
kt n
die out
phr v
da at
Pron
go towards
phr v
twdz
pick up
phr v
pk p
report back
phr v
rpt bk
air pollution
collocation
e plun
alternative
energy
collocation
ltntv
endi
botanical garden
bus route
collocation
collocation
btnkl dn
bs rut
that they can be used again

happening in or relating to
the countryside, not the city
De fi niti o n
able to provide all the things
you need without help from
other people
relating to towns and cities
to like and be very
interested in something
to become popular and
fashionable
to disappear or stop existing
completely
if money goes towards
something, it is used to pay
part of the cost of that
thing
to learn something by
watching or listening to
other people
to give someone information
about something that they
asked you to find out about
the process of making air
dangerously dirty and not
suitable for people to
breathe, or the state of the
air being dangerously dirty
energy produced by the sun,
wind, etc. rather than by
gas, coal, etc.
a large public garden where
many different types of
plants and flowers are
grown for scientific study
a way between two places
Young people are moving

away from rural areas.
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The new technologies have
made India agriculturally selfsufficient.
Air pollution is particularly
bad in urban areas.
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Keith is really into jazz music.

The new fashion soon caught
on.
The wild population of koalas
is in danger of dying out.
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The money will go towards

the funding of ecological
research.
I picked up a few words of
Greek when I was on holiday
in Athens.
The students were asked to
report back on the results of
their survey.
Air pollution is caused by

traffic fumes.
Scientists are carrying out
research into alternative
sources of energy.
Kew Gardens in London is one
of the world's greatest
botanical gardens.
Our house is conveniently on

that buses regularly travel
concrete jungle
collocation
kkrit dl
an unpleasant area in a city

that is full of big ugly
buildings and has no open
spaces
the bus route to the town

centre.
This part of the city is a
concrete jungle with a high
crime rate.
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W or d
cycle paths
endangered
species
future
generation
Part of
speech
Pron
collocation
sakl pz
collocation
collocation
ndendd
spiiz
fjut
denren
national park
collocation
nnl pk
natural habitat
collocation
ntrl
hbtt
public space
collocation
pblk spes
public transport
collocation
pblk
trnspt
recycling bin
collocation
risakl bn
rooftop
gardening
collocation
ruftp dn
solar panel
collocation
sl pnl
toxic waste
collocation
tksk west
De fi niti o n
paths for bicycles, for
example beside a road or in
a park
a group of animals or plants
that may soon no longer
exist
all the people of about the
same age in the future
land which is protected by a
government because of its
natural beauty or historical
or scientific interest, and
which people can visit
the type of place where an
animal or plant usually lives
or grows
an area of a town or city
which everyone can use,
such as a park or square
buses, trains, etc. that are
available for everyone to
use
a container where you put
waste which will be recycled
the activity of looking after
a garden which is on the top
of a roof
a piece of equipment,
usually kept on a roof, that
collects and uses the sun's
energy to heat water or
make electricity
waste products from
industry that are harmful to
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The council is planning to

build several new cycle paths.
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In an average August week

over 250,000 people visit the
national park.
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She studies gorillas in their

natural habitat.
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The lizards are classed as an

endangered species.
We need to preserve the
planet for future generations.
The litter laws are intended to

keep public spaces clean.
Most transport investment
has gone on road
construction and not on
public transport.
The green recycling bin is for
organic waste.
Rooftop gardening is a
growing trend in cities like
New York where there is a
shortage of space.
They have installed solar

panels on the roof.
Environmentalists are
concerned that toxic waste

people, animals or the
environment
may have been dumped in the

river.

W or d
Part of
speech
Pron
De fi niti o n
traffic fumes
collocation
trfk fjumz
strong-smelling smoke that

comes from the vehicles
moving along a road or
street, and which is
unpleasant to breathe in
urban landscape
collocation
bn lndskep
the appearance of the land

in a city
wildlife habitat
collocation
waldlaf
hbtt
the natural home of wild

plants and animals
consumer
knsjum
crop
krp
desert
dezt
drinking water
drk wt
drought
drat
export
ekspt
flood
fld
import
mpt
someone who buys and uses

products and services
a plant such as wheat, rice
or fruit that is grown by
farmers and used for food
a large area of land where it
is always very dry, and there
is a lot of sand
water which it is possible to
drink safely
a long period of dry weather
when there is not enough
water for plants and animals
to live
a product that is sold to
another country
if a river floods, it is too full,
and spreads water all over
the land around it
a product that is brought
from one country into
Ex am pl e
Even low levels of traffic

fumes have risks comparable
with passive smoking.
From the hill overlooking the
city, you get a good view of
the urban landscape.
Woodlands can provide
excellent wildlife habitats for
many threatened and
endangered species.
Supermarkets are responding
to an increased demand by
consumers for organic
products.
Growers lost 80 percent of
the apple crop in the storm.
This area of the country is
mostly desert.
More than 1 billion people
worldwide lack access to safe
drinking water.
Central Africa is suffering one
of the worst droughts of the
century.
Wheat is one of the country's
main exports.
There are now fears that the
river could flood.
Oil imports have risen
recently.
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another so that it can be
sold there, or the business
of doing this

W or d
Part of
speech
Pron
De fi niti o n
Ex am pl e
pesticide
pestsad
a chemical substance used

to kill insects and small
animals that destroy crops
rainwater
renwt
Many pests have developed

resistance to the most
commonly used pesticides.
Most of the flooding was
caused by creeks and streams
filled with rainwater.
steak
stek
water shortage
wt td
well
wel
wheat
wit
(could) do with
(kd) du w
do my bit
du ma bt
do without
phr v
du wat
make do with
mek du w
make sense
mek sens
make sure
mek
water that has fallen as rain

good quality beef, or a large
thick piece of any good
quality red meat
a situation in which there is
not enough water, for
example because of a
drought (=long period of dry
weather)
a deep hole in the ground
from which people take
water
the grain that bread is made
from, or the plant that it
grows on
to need or want something
to do my fair share of the
work, effort, etc. that is
needed to achieve
something good or
important
to live or do something
without a particular thing
to manage with the things
you have, even though this
is not really enough
to be a sensible thing to do
to find out if something is
true or to check that
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Tony ordered steak and chips.
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The water shortage meant

that many crops failed.
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She lowered the bucket into

the well.
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We drove past a field of

wheat.
It's so hot today. I could do
with a cold drink.
I wanted to do my bit for the

environment.
I don't have any sugar so
you'll have to do without.
I usually make do with a cup
of coffee for breakfast.
It makes sense to save money
while you can.
First, make sure the printer
has enough paper in it.

something has been done

W or d
Part of
speech
Pron
De fi niti o n
animal shelter
nml elt
conserve
knsv
a building where animals

that have nowhere to live or
that are in danger can stay
and receive help
to protect something and
prevent it from changing or
being damaged
construct
knstrkt
to build something such as a

house, bridge, road, etc.
edible
adj
edbl
funding
fnd
illegal
adj
lil
juice maker
dus mek
local product
lkl prdkt
monitor
mnt
packaging
pkd
second-hand
adj
sekndhnd
solar power
sl pa
something that is edible can

be eaten
money that is provided by
an organisation for a
particular purpose
not allowed by the law
a kitchen tool used for
getting juice out of a fruit or
vegetable
something that is produced
in or near the area where
you are
to carefully watch and check
a situation in order to see
how it changes over a period
of time
the container or material
that a product is sold in
second-hand things are not
new when you get them,
because they were owned
by someone else before you
the power of the sun's light
and heat
Ex am pl e
The animal shelter looks after

all kinds of abandoned pets.
We must conserve our
woodlands for future
generations.
The city has announced a plan
to construct another runway
at the airport.
There are many edible fruits
growing wild in the coastal
forest.
Cuts in funding for the arts
has led to the closure of
several theatres.
It is illegal to sell tobacco to
children under 16.
The juice maker can make
both fruit juices and
smoothies.
It is a traditional market that
sells local products.
The temperature is carefully
monitored.
More than 30% of the cost of
our food goes on packaging.
I'm looking for a cheap
second-hand bicycle.
The water in the swimming
pool is heated by solar power.
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W or d
Part of
speech
Pron
transform
trnsfm
vegetarian
restaurant
vedterin
restrnt
wind energy
wnd endi
breathe a sigh of
relief
bri sa v
rlif
come face-toface with
km
fes t fes w
get on your
nerves
et n j nvz
have a lump in
your throat
have goosebumps on your
skin
my face went
pale
my heart
thumped
hv lmp n j
rt
my mouth went
dry
send shivers
down your spine
ma ma went
dra
send vz dan
j span
hv us bmps
n j skn
ma fes went
pel
ma ht mpt
De fi niti o n
to completely change the
appearance, form, or
character of something or
someone, especially in a way
that improves it
a restaurant that only
serves food which does not
contain meat or fish
power that comes from the
wind and is used to make
electricity
to have a feeling of comfort
because something bad has
not happened
to come very near to
something, especially
something dangerous
if someone gets on your
nerves, they annoy you,
especially by doing
something all the time
to feel that you want to cry
to have small raised bumps
on your skin because you
are cold or frightened
my face changed to a whiter
colour than it normally is
my heart was beating very
strongly and quickly
the water in my mouth went
away because I was
frightened, etc.
to make you feel very
frightened or excited
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transformed this place. It
looks great!
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A new vegetarian restaurant

has just opened in East Road.
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The mill is driven by wind

power.
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No one was hurt and we all

breathed a sigh of relief.
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The explorer came face-toface with a bear in the forest.
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She's always moaning. It really

gets on my nerves.
She had a lump in her throat
as she looked at the sick
child.
I had goose-bumps on my skin
the whole time I was watching
that horror film.
His face went pale with shock
when he saw the snake.
My heart was thumping inside
my chest.
My mouth suddenly went dry
when I heard screams coming
from the room next door.
That ghost story always
sends shivers down my spine.

W or d
take a deep
breath
Part of
speech
Pron
tek e dip bre
back
bk
bone
bn
brain
bren
claw
kl
elbow
elb
fur
heart
ht
knee
ni
lung
muscle
msl
neck
nek
De fi niti o n
Ex am pl e
to take a large amount of air

into your lungs
the part of the body
between the neck and legs
one of the hard parts that
together form the frame of
a human, animal or fish body
the organ inside your head
that controls how you think,
feel and move
a sharp curved nail on an
animal, bird and some
insects
the joint where your arm
bends
the thick soft hair that
covers the bodies of some
animals such as cats, dogs
and rabbits
the organ in your chest
which pumps blood through
your body
the joint that bends in the
middle of your leg
one of the two organs in
your body that you breathe
with
one of the pieces of flesh
inside your body that you
use in order to move, and
that connect your bones
together
the part of your body that
joins your head to your
shoulders, or the same part
of an animal or bird
Tina took a deep breath and

then dived into the pool.
Johnny was lying on his back
in the middle of the floor.
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He could feel a strange pain in

one of his lungs.
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Regular exercise will help to

strengthen your muscles.
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Mike rubbed the back of his

neck.
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She broke two bones in her

arm.
Messages from the brain are
carried by the central nervous
system.
The cat dug his claws into my
leg.
His elbows were resting on
the table.
There was cat fur all over the
chair.
Regular exercise is good for
your heart.
Lucy had a bandage around
her knee.
shoulder
ld
one of the two parts of the

body at each side of the
neck where the arm is
connected
He put his arm around her

shoulders.
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W or d
Part of
speech
Pron
skeleton
skeltn
skin
skn
skull
skl
stomach
stmk
tail
tel
wing
come across
(sth)
come up with
(sth)
phr v
w
km krs
(sm)
km p w
(sm)
date back to
phr v
det bk t
dig (sth) up
phr v
d sm p
keep on
phr v
point (sb/sth)
out
phr v
kip n
pnt
(smbdi/sm)
at
phr v
set out
phr v
set at
amazing
adj
mez
De fi niti o n
Ex am pl e
the structure consisting of

all the bones in a human or
animal body
the natural outer layer of a
person's or animal's body
the bones of a person's or
animal's head
the organ inside your body
where food begins to be
digested
the part that sticks out at
the back of an animal's
body
one of the parts of a bird's
or insect's body that it uses
for flying
to find or discover
something by chance
to think of an idea, answer,
etc.
to have existed since a
particular time in the past
to remove something from
the earth using a spade
to continue doing
something, or to do
something many times
Archaeologists discovered a
human skeleton on the
excavation site.
The skin on his hands was dry
and rough.
Bob suffered a fractured skull
in the accident.
to show something to
someone by pointing at it
to start doing something or
making plans to do
something in order to
achieve a particular result
very good, especially in an
unexpected way
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His stomach was full of food.
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The dog wagged its tail.
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You just have to keep on

trying.
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I'll point him out to you if we

see him.
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The butterfly had beautiful

markings on its wings.
I came across an interesting
article in today's newspaper.
Is that the best excuse you
can come up with?
The church dates back to the
13th century.
I'll dig up that plant and
move it.
They set out with the aim of

becoming the number one
team in the league.
He's an amazing player to
watch.

awesome
adj
sm
very good
Their last concert was

awesome.
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W or d
Part of
speech
Pron
De fi niti o n
awful
adj
fl
very bad or unpleasant
deafening
adj
defn
very loud
delightful
adj
disgusting
dreadful
enormous
adj
adj
adj
dlatfl
dsst,
dzst
dredfl
nms
very pleasant
extremely unpleasant and
making you feel sick
extremely unpleasant
very big in size or amount
exhausted
adj
zstd
fantastic
adj
fntstk
extremely tired
extremely good, attractive,
enjoyable, etc.
filthy
adj
fli
giant
adj
dant
horrible
adj
hrbl
horrified
adj
hrfad
huge
adj
hjud
marvellous
adj
mvls
very dirty
extremely big, and much
bigger than other things of
the same type
very bad - used, for
example, about things you
see, taste or smell, or about
the weather
feeling very shocked and
upset or afraid
extremely large in size,
amount or degree
extremely good, enjoyable,
impressive, etc.
packed
adj
pkt
extremely full of people
terrifying
wonderful
adj
adj
terfa-
wndfl
extremely frightening
making you feel very happy
Ex am pl e
The last six months have been
awful for her.
Outside there was a deafening
crash of thunder.
A simple salad and fresh
bread can make a delightful
meal.
Rubbish was piled everywhere.
It was disgusting.
The coffee tasted dreadful!
Their house is enormous.
I was exhausted after the long
journey.
We had a fantastic time in
London.
Get your filthy feet off the
couch!
There was a giant TV screen
in the living room.
The food looked horrible, but
it tasted OK.
Sheila had a horrified look on
her face.
These shoes make my feet
look huge.
We had a marvellous time.
The island was packed with
tourists.
They stopped me, and I saw
that they had a gun. It was
terrifying.
We had a wonderful time in
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Spain.

W or d
Part of
speech
Pron
ancient
civilisation
collocation
ennt
svlazen
baking heat
collocation
bek hit
historical site
collocation
hstrkl sat
musical
instrument
collocation
mjuzkl
nstrmnt
torrential rain
collocation
trenl ren
camel
kml
complicated
adj
kmplketd
crocodile
krkdal
cultivate
kltvet
custom
kstm
decorated
adj
dekretd
De fi niti o n
a well-organised and
developed society from a
very long time ago in history
when the weather is
extremely hot
a place that is important
because of something that
existed or happened there in
the past
something that you use for
playing music, such as a
piano or guitar
very heavy rain
a large desert animal with a
long neck and either one or
two humps (=large raised
parts) on its back
difficult to understand or
deal with, because many
parts or details are involved
a large reptile with a long
mouth and many sharp
teeth that lives in lakes and
rivers in hot wet parts of
the world
to prepare and use land for
growing crops and plants
something that is done by
people in a particular society
because it is traditional
made to look attractive by
having something pretty put
Ex am pl e
In our history lessons we're
studying the ancient
civilisations of Greece and
Rome.
We could feel the baking heat
of the midday sun.
The place is an important
historical site because
President Ho Chi Minh used to
stay here.
Can you play a musical
instrument?
My mum and dad drove us to
the airport in the torrential
rain.
Have you ever been for a ride
on a camel?
The new law is complicated
and confusing.
Some guides and camp
managers claim to know safe
swimming spots, others say
the crocodiles know them
too.
Gradually it was found more
profitable to cultivate vines
and olives rather than grain.
It is the custom in Japan to
take your shoes off when you
go into someone's house.
Their clothing was colourful
and highly decorated with
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on it
patterns.

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Part of
speech
Pron
De fi niti o n
descendant
dsendnt
someone who is related to a

person who lived a long time
ago, or to a family, group of
people, etc. that existed in
the past
entertaining
adj
entten
feather
fe
ghost
st
jaguar
dju
mural
mjrl
mysterious
adj
mstris
robber
rb
sophisticated
adj
sfstketd
successful
adj
sksesfl
survive
svav
coach
kt
amusing and interesting

one of the light soft things
that cover a bird's body
the spirit of a dead person
that some people think they
can feel or see in a place.
a large South American wild
cat with brown and yellow
fur with black spots
a painting that is painted on
a wall, either inside or
outside a building
mysterious events or
situations are difficult to
explain or understand
someone who steals money
or property
having a lot of experience of
life, and good judgement
about socially important
things such as art, fashion,
etc.
achieving what you wanted,
or having the effect or
result you wanted
to continue to live after an
accident, war or illness
someone who trains a
person or a team in a sport
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Before time
Before time
Before time
Have you ever seen a ghost?
Before time
The jaguar is an endangered

species.
Before time
Before time
Before time
Before time
Before time
Before time
Before time
The feel-good
factor
He was a direct descendant of

Napoleon Bonaparte.
We spent an entertaining
evening at Caroline's house.
The pillow was filled with
feathers.
There is a large mural near

the entrance to the gallery.
The ship vanished in
mysterious circumstances,
never to be seen again.
The robbers forced bank staff
to give them 4000 in cash.
Everyone at the party was
sophisticated and welleducated.
Were you successful in
persuading him to change his
mind?
Hannah prayed every night
that her husband would
survive the war.
She's the new volleyball
coach.

W or d
Part of
speech
Pron
De fi niti o n
mate
met
opponent
pnnt
peer group
p rup
a friend
someone you try to defeat
in a competition, game, fight
or argument
a group of people, especially
people who are the same
age, social class, etc. as
yourself
someone who has been
chosen to speak, vote or
make decisions for someone
else
representative
reprzenttv
phr v
tend
drekn
t (smbdi)
p
change direction
cheer (sb) up
do the trick
du trk
to change the place towards

which you are going
to make someone feel less
sad
if something does the trick,
it solves a problem or
provides what is needed to
get a good result
get away from
phr v
et we frm
to get someone involved in

something
if you find your way
somewhere, you succeed in
getting there
to avoid something that is
difficult or unpleasant for
you, or something that limits
what you can do in some
way
get back
get sb down
phr v
phr v
et bk
et smbdi
to return to a place
to make someone feel
draw sb in
phr v
find your way
dr smbdi n
fand j we
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I'm going out with my mates

tonight.
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factor
The feel-good
factor
The feel-good
factor
The feel-good
factor
He was struggling to beat his

opponent.
As children reach
adolescence, peer groups
become a more significant
influence.
Sophie was elected class
representative by the other
students.
His career changed direction
when he gave up teaching and
became a chef.
Here's a bit of news that will
cheer you up.
A bit more flour should do the
trick to make the sauce thick
enough.
Despite herself, she found
herself being drawn in by the
man's warmth and ease.
He found his way through the
narrow streets back to the
hotel.
I needed to get away from

the pressures of work.
I'll talk to you when I get
back.
His lack of a social life was
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factor
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factor
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factor
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factor
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factor
7
7
7
The feel-good
factor
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factor
The feel-good

dan
make mistakes
mek msteks
unhappy and tired

to do things that are wrong
or incorrect
beginning to get him down.

We all make mistakes in our
lives from time to time.
factor
The feel-good
factor

W or d
Part of
speech
Pron
De fi niti o n
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The soldiers set up camp

outside the city.
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factor
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factor
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factor
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factor
aggressive
adj
resv
to put up your tents and

arrange the camping place
to be able to do what you
need to do, earn your own
money, etc. without help
from others
to be involved in an activity,
sport, event, etc. with other
people
always busy doing things,
especially physical or mental
activities
liking something so much
that you cannot stop doing
it or having it
not afraid of taking risks or
trying new things
frightened of something or
someone because you think
that you may get hurt or
that something bad may
happen
behaving in an angry
threatening way, as if you
want to fight or attack
someone
ambitious
adj
mbs
determined to be successful,
rich, powerful, etc.
anxious (about)
adj
ks (bat)
attractive
adj
trktv
set up camp
set p kmp
stand on your
own two feet
stnd n j n
tu fit
take part in
tek pt n
active
adj
ktv
addicted (to)
adj
dktd (t)
adventurous
adj
dventrs
afraid (of)
adj
fred (v)
worried about something

someone who is attractive is
good looking, especially in a
way that makes you sexually
interested in them
She's never learned to stand

on her own two feet.
He wanted to take part in the
race, but couldn't because of
a leg injury.
She's over 80, but still very
active.
He became addicted to
computer games.
More adventurous visitors can
go skiing or snowboarding.
He was afraid of being caught

by the police.
Some of the crowd were very
aggressive, shouting and
banging on windows.
Sam was ambitious and
wanted to be a millionaire by
the time he was 30.
He was a bit anxious about
leaving Olive on her own for
so long.
She is an attractive young
woman.
The feel-good
factor
The feel-good
factor
The feel-good
factor
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factor
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factor
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factor
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factor
bad (at)
adj
bd (t)
not good at
Harry is really bad at maths,

and is always adding things up
wrong.
The feel-good
factor

W or d
Part of
speech
Pron
De fi niti o n
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brilliant (at)
adj
brljnt (t)
very good at
The feel-good
factor
cautious
adj
ks
Penelope is brilliant at French.

Phil's a very cautious driver.
It'll take at least an hour to
get there.
The feel-good
factor
I hate playing tennis with

Stephen because he's too
competitive.
The feel-good
factor
He began to read in a calm

confident voice.
The feel-good
factor
The feel-good
factor
The feel-good
factor
The feel-good
factor
The feel-good
factor
Her jacket's different to mine.
The feel-good
factor
I said something very stupid

to her, and now I feel really
embarrassed about it.
He's very enthusiastic about
7
7
The feel-good
factor
The feel-good
competitive
adj
kmpettv
confident
adj
knfdnt
creative
adj
krietv
dangerous
adj
dendrs
decisive
adj
dsasv
destructive
adj
dstrktv
different
adj
dfrnt
adj
adj
mbrst
(bat)
njuzistk
embarrassed
(about)
enthusiastic
careful to avoid danger or

risks
determined or trying very
hard to be more successful
than other people or
businesses
sure that you have the
ability to do things well or
deal with situations
successfully
someone who is creative is
very good at using their
imagination to make things
able or likely to harm or kill
you
someone who is decisive is
good at making decisions
quickly and with confidence
causing damage to people or
things
not like something or
someone else, or not like
before
feeling uncomfortable or
nervous and worrying about
what people think of you,
for example because you
have made a silly mistake, or
because you have to talk or
sing in public
feeling or showing a lot of
You're so creative. I could

never make my own clothes.
Police described the three
escaped prisoners as highly
dangerous.
This country needs strong,
decisive leadership.
Residents were shocked by
the earthquake's destructive
force.

(about)
(bat)
famous
adj
fems
interest and excitement

about something
known about by many
people in many places
frightened (of)
adj
fratnd (v)
feeling afraid
the school trip to Oxford.
factor
Justin Bieber is a famous pop

star.
Are you frightened of snakes?
The feel-good
factor
The feel-good
factor

W or d
Part of
speech
Pron
De fi niti o n
furious
adj
fjris
very angry
good (at)
adj
d (t)
skilful at doing something
happy (about)
adj
hpi (bat)
hooked (on)
adj
hkt (n)
pleased about something

if you are hooked on
something, you enjoy it very
much and want to do it as
often as possible
hopeless (at)
adj
hpls (t)
very bad
imaginative
adj
mdntv
inseparable
adj
nseprbl
keen (on)
passionate
(about)
adj
kin (n)
pnt
(bat)
adj
persistent
adj
psstnt
popular (with)
adj
ppjl (w)
protective
adj
prtektv
good at thinking of new and

interesting ideas
people who are inseparable
are always together and are
very friendly with each other
wanting to do something or
wanting something to
happen very much
if you are passionate about
something, you like it a lot
continuing to do something,
although this is difficult, or
other people warn you not
to do it
liked by a lot of people
used or intended for
protection
Ex am pl e
I've never been so furious in
all my life.
Arthur is very good at art,
and has won many prizes for
his work.
She's very happy about being
picked for the school team.
He's hooked on computer
games.
Rosemary is hopeless at
cooking. She's always burning
things!
Tom is an imaginative child
who is always inventing new
games.
The three girls were
inseparable friends.
My parents have always been
keen on travelling, whenever
they get the chance.
Sue's always been passionate
about green politics.
If she hadn't been so
persistent, she might not
have got the job.
The President is very popular
with female voters.
Motorcyclists must wear
protective helmets.
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factor
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factor
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factor
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factor
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factor
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factor
7
7
7
7
7
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factor
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factor
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factor
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factor
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factor

W or d
Part of
speech
Pron
De fi niti o n
proud (of)
adj
prad (ev)
feeling pleased about

something you have done or
something you own, or
about someone or
something you are involved
with or related to
sad (about)
adj
sd (bat)
supportive
adj
sptv
suspicious
adj
ssps
worried (about)
adj
wrid (bat)
survival
svavl
not happy
giving help or
encouragement, especially
to someone who is in a
difficult situation
thinking that someone might
be guilty of doing something
wrong or dishonest
unhappy because you keep
thinking about a problem, or
about something bad that
might happen
the state of continuing to
live or exist
tactics
tktks
methods that you use to

achieve something
tough
adj
tf
add
base
bes
calculation
klkjlen
difficult to do or deal with

if you add numbers or
amounts together, you
calculate their total
the number in relation to
which a number system or
mathematical table is built
up, for example 10 in the
decimal system
when you use numbers in
order to find out an amount,
Ex am pl e
Her parents are very proud of

her.
I was sad about the friends I
was leaving behind.
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factor
The feel-good
factor
I can always count on Gail to

be supportive when things go
wrong.
The feel-good
factor
She gave him a suspicious

glance.
The feel-good
factor
I'm really worried about my

brother.
The long-term survival of
polar bears is at risk.
They were losing 1-2 at
halftime, but a change of
tactics brought a 3-2 win.
7
7
The feel-good
factor
The feel-good
factor
She's had a tough life.
The feel-good
factor
The feel-good
factor
Add two and three to make

five.
Magic numbers
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Magic numbers
We usually count in base 10

today.
This type of calculation would
take several hours without a

price or value
computer.

W or d
Part of
speech
Pron
divided by
dvadd ba
mathematician
mmtn
multiplied by
mltplad ba
pattern
ptn
plus
preposition
pls
series
sriz
subtract
sbtrkt
zero
number
zr
circle
skl
cone
kn
cube
kjub
deep
adj
dip
De fi niti o n
if a larger number is divided
by a smaller number, you
calculate how many times
the first number contains
the second number
someone who studies or
teaches mathematics, or is
a specialist in mathematics
used to describe a
calculation in which you add
a number to itself a
particular number of times
the regular way in which
something happens,
develops or is done
used to show that one
number or amount is added
to another
several things of the same
kind
to take a number or an
amount from a larger
number or amount
the number 0
a completely round shape,
like a letter O
a solid or hollow shape that
is round at one end, has
sloping sides, and has a
point at the other end, or
something with this shape
a solid object with six equal
square sides
you use deep to say what
distance something goes
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Six divided by three is two.
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He is a brilliant
mathematician.
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Three multiplied by two is six.
Magic numbers
They noticed patterns in the

data.
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Six plus three equals nine.

The area is linked by a series
of canals.
If you subtract three from
five, you get two.
Make x greater than or equal
to zero.
Draw a circle around the right
answer.
The ice cream is served in a

cone.
Cut the meat into small
cubes.
Dig a hole around 12 inches
deep.

down from the top or
surface
W or d
Part of
speech
Pron
depth
dep
height
hat
high
adj
ha
length
le
line
lan
long
adj
pyramid
prmd
rectangle
rektl
side
sad
spiral
sparl
De fi niti o n
the distance from the top
surface of something such
as a river or hole to the
bottom of it
how tall someone or
something is
measuring a long distance
from the bottom to the top
the measurement of how
long something is from one
end to the other
a long thin mark on a piece
of paper
used to talk or ask about a
particular length, distance
or time
a shape with a square base
and four triangular sides
that meet in a point at the
top
a shape that has four
straight sides, two of which
are usually longer than the
other two, and four angles
of 90 degrees at the
corners
one of the two areas that
are on the left or the right
of an imaginary line, or on
the left or on the right of a
border, wall, river, etc.
a line in the form of a curve
that winds around a central
point, moving further away
from the centre all the time
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How long is your garden?
Magic numbers
The students were asked to

calculate the total surface
area of the pyramid.
Magic numbers
He grew his crops on a small

rectangle of land.
Magic numbers
He had a scar on the right

side of his face.
Magic numbers
The teacher asked the

students to draw a spiral in
their notebooks.
Magic numbers
The cave descends to a

depth of 340 feet.
Max is now about the same
height as his sister.
The statue is ten-feet high.
Some fish can grow to a
length of four feet.
Draw a straight line across
the top of the page.
square
skwe
triangle
tral
W or d
n
Part of
speech
wide
adj
wad
width
wd
attention
tenn
education
edjken
equipment
kwpmnt
Pron
exploration
eksplren
imagination
mdnen
intelligence
nteldns
learning
ln
light
lat
logic
ldk
a shape with four straight

equal sides and 90 degree
angles at the corners
a flat shape with three
straight sides and three
angles
De fi niti o n
measuring a particular
distance from one side to
the other
the distance from one side
of something to the other
when you carefully listen to,
look at or think about
someone or something
the process of teaching and
learning, usually at school,
the tools, machines, etc.
that you need to do a
particular job or activity
the act of travelling through
a place in order to find out
about it or find something
such as oil or gold in it
the ability to form pictures
or ideas in your mind
the ability to learn,
understand, and think about
things
knowledge gained through
reading and study
something which produces
energy that helps you to
see things
a way of thinking about
something that seems
First of all, draw a square.
Magic numbers
His nose was a small triangle

on his wide face.
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The river is more than 50

metres wide.
The table is about two
metres in width.
They listened to the speech
with close attention.
Children must stay in full-time
education until the age of 16.
We were told to keep all our
sports equipment in the
lockers.
You can use this hut as a
base for explorations into the
mountains.
I don't have a photograph
with me so you'll have to use
your imagination.
John showed high intelligence
from an early age.
He was a man of great
learning.
I switched on the light in the
bedroom.
It's easy to understand his
logic.
luggage
ld
news
njuz
correct and reasonable, or a

set of sensible reasons for
doing something
the cases, bags, etc. that
you carry when you are
travelling
information about
something that has
happened recently
They searched his luggage for

illegal drugs.
Magic numbers
I hope to have some good

news for you soon.
Magic numbers

W or d
Part of
speech
Pron
noise
nz
paper
pep
room
rum, rm
speech
spit
thought
time
tam
work
wk
a piece of cake
pis v kek
aim
em
childs play
taldz ple
fiddly
adj
fdli
level
levl
De fi niti o n
a sound, especially one that
is loud, unpleasant or
frightening
a set of printed questions
used as an examination in a
particular subject, and the
answers people write
space somewhere for a
particular thing, person or
activity
a talk, especially a formal
one about a particular
subject, given to a group of
people
something that you think of,
remember or realise
the thing that is measured in
minutes, hours, days, years,
etc. using clocks
a job or activity that you do
regularly, especially in order
to earn money
something that is very easy
something you hope to
achieve by doing something
something that is very easy
to do
difficult to do, especially
because you have to deal
with small objects
the amount or degree of
something, compared to
another amount or degree
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The noise of the traffic was

keeping him awake.
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She left early to write her

speech for the next day.
Magic numbers
It's an interesting thought.
Magic numbers
Einstein changed the way we

think about space and time.
Magic numbers
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Repairing the remote control

was a fiddly job.
Magic numbers
Dolphins show a high level of

intelligence.
Magic numbers
The teacher was marking

exam papers.
My suitcase was so full that I
didn't have room for anything
else.
There isn't a lot of work at

this time of year.
This exercise is a piece of
cake. I finished it in five
minutes.
The main aim of the course is
to improve your writing.
I've cooked for 200 people
before now. So, tonight is
child's play by comparison.
manage
to succeed in doing
something difficult,
especially after trying very
hard
mnd
W or d
v
Part of
speech
mental
adj
mentl
missing
adj
ms
De fi niti o n
relating to the health or
state of someone's mind
something that is missing is
not in its usual place
observed
adj
bzvd
seen and noticed
occur
physical
adj
fzkl
point
pnt
score
sk
simple
adj
smpl
straightforward
adj
stretfwd
to happen
related to someone's body
rather than their mind or
emotions
a single fact, idea or opinion
that is part of an argument
or discussion
the number of points that
each team or player has won
in a game or competition
not difficult or complicated
to do or understand
simple and easy to
understand
used when you are talking
about things such as
substances, materials or
groups of objects when you
do not know what they are
called, or it is not important
to say exactly what they are
a group of related parts that
work together as a whole for
a particular purpose
something that is difficult to
deal with or do because it is
Pron
stuff
stf
system
sstm
tricky
adj
trki
How do you manage to stay

so slim?
Ex am pl e
We knew she had been having
mental problems.
The scissors have gone
missing again.
The observed levels of
pollution have increased.
Major earthquakes like this
occur very rarely.
Your son appears to be in
good physical health.
That's a very interesting
point.
What's the score?'
'Tottenham Hotspur 5 Arsenal
0'.
I like this recipe because it's
so simple.
Installing the program is
relatively straightforward.
How do you think you are

going to fit all that stuff in
the car?
A new fire alarm system is
being put in.
Finding a cheap place to live
in will be tricky.
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blk v flts
W or d
n
Part of
speech
complicated and full of

problems
a large building divided into
separate apartments
Pron
De fi niti o n
bungalow
bl
caravan
krvn
cottage
ktd
detached house
dttt has
houseboat
hasbt
igloo
lu
lighthouse
lathas
log cabin
l kbn
mansion
mnn
semi-detached
house
semi dttt
has
block of flats
tent
tent
terraced house
terst has
a house that is all on ground

level
a vehicle that a car can pull
and in which people can live
and sleep when they are on
holiday
a small house in the country
a house that is not joined to
another building
a river boat that you can live
in
a house made from hard
blocks of ice or snow
a tower with a powerful
flashing light that guide
ships away from danger.
a small house built of logs
(=thick pieces of wood from
a tree)
a very large house
a semi-detached house is
joined to another house on
one side
a shelter consisting of a
sheet of cloth supported by
poles and ropes, used
especially for camping
a house which is part of a
row of houses that are
joined together
Phil lives in a block of flats.
All change!
Ex am pl e
Bungalows are suitable for
many elderly people because
they have no stairs.
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All change!
All change!
All change!
All change!
All change!
All change!
All change!
All change!
All change!
All change!
We looked for a flat spot

where we could put up our
tent.
All change!
They're renting a terraced

house in Jubilee Road.
All change!
Have you ever been on

holiday in a caravan?
She lives in a charming
cottage.
Eric lives in a detached house.
We're going to rent a
houseboat.
Do you know how igloos are
built?
The lighthouse stands on a
rock above the bay.
The hunters lived in a log
cabin in the middle of the
forest.
They own an eleven-bedroom
mansion in Hancock Park.
Jarvis lived in a semidetached house in
Wimbledon.
villa
vl
carpet
kpt
W or d
n
Part of
speech
couch
kat
cupboard
kbd
curtain
ktn
cushion
kn
cutlery
ktlri
dishwasher
dw
drawer
dr
duvet
duve, djuve
fridge
frd
Pron
a house that you use or rent

while you are on holiday
heavy woven material for
covering floors or stairs, or a
piece of this material
De fi niti o n
a comfortable piece of
furniture big enough for two
or three people to sit on
a piece of furniture with
doors, and sometimes
shelves, used for storing
clothes, plates, food, etc.
a piece of hanging cloth that
can be pulled across to
cover a window, divide a
room, etc.
a cloth bag filled with soft
material that you put on a
chair or the floor to make it
more comfortable
knives, forks and spoons
that you use for eating and
serving food
a machine that washes
dishes
a part of a piece of
furniture, such as a desk,
that you pull out and push in
and use to keep things in
a large cloth bag filled with
feathers or similar material
that you use to cover
yourself in bed
a large piece of electrical
kitchen equipment, shaped
like a cupboard, used for
Guy's magnificent villa stood

alone, in front of its own
private beach.
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couch.
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The kitchen cupboards were

empty.
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Shall I open the curtains?
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She took a file from her desk

drawer.
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Lightweight and fluffy, this

duvet is ideal for summer use.
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He opened the fridge and

took out a bottle of water.
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She sat cross-legged on a

cushion on the floor.
They were given a set of
silver cutlery as a wedding
present.
Have you emptied the
dishwasher?
lampshade
lmped
light switch
lat swt
W or d
n
Part of
speech
mattress
mtrs
pillow
pl
rug
Pron
keeping food and drink cool

a cover fixed over a light
bulb for decoration and in
order to reduce or direct its
light
a piece of equipment that
starts or stops the flow of
electricity to a light when
you push it
shelf
elf
De fi niti o n
the soft part of a bed that
you lie on
a cloth bag filled with soft
material that you put your
head on when you are
sleeping
a piece of thick cloth or
wool that covers part of a
floor, used for warmth or as
a decoration
a long flat narrow board
attached to a wall or in a
frame or cupboard, used for
putting things on
sink
sk
to go down below the

surface of water
stool
stul
tap
tp
washbasin
washing machine
n
n
wbesn
w min
a seat that has three or four

legs, but no back or arms
a piece of equipment for
controlling the flow of
water, gas, etc. from a pipe
or container
a container like a small sink
used for washing your hands
and face
a machine for washing
You'll have to remove the

lampshade before you can
change the bulb.
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He reached for the light

switch.
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head hits the pillow.
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There was a large circular rug

in the middle of the room.
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She went into the bathroom

and turned on the taps.
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We're having a new washbasin

fitted in the bathroom.
I think the washing machine
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It's important to have a good
firm mattress.
Joe put up a set of shelves in

the garage to store all his
tools.
The kids watched as the coin
sank to the bottom of the
pool.
Clive was sitting on a bar
stool, drinking a large glass of
beer.
cramped
adj
krmpt
clothes
a cramped room, building,
etc. does not have enough
space for the people in it
messy
adj
mesi
dirty or untidy
neat
adj
nit
roomy
adj
rumi
tidy and carefully arranged

a house, car, etc. that is
roomy is large and has a lot
of space inside it
has broken down again.

The kitchen was small and
cramped.
I'm sorry the place is so
messy. I haven't had time to
clean up.
She arranged the books in a
neat pile.
The boat's cabin is roomy and
full of equipment.
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W or d
Part of
speech
Pron
De fi niti o n
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The bedrooms are spacious

and each has a private
bathroom and a balcony.
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tadi
a spacious house, room, etc.

is large and has plenty of
room to move around in
a room, house, desk, etc.
that is tidy is neatly
arranged with everything in
the right place
spacious
adj
spes
tidy
adj
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tiny
adj
tani
extremely small
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untidy
adj
ntadi
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cabin
kbn
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compartment
kmptmnt
not neat
a small room on a ship in
which you live or sleep
one of the separate areas
into which a plane, ship or
train is divided
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crew
kru
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deck
dek
all the people who work on a

ship or plane
one of the different levels
on a ship
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the place at an airport where

people wait until their plane
is ready to leave
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departure
lounge
dpt land
dining car
dan k
flight
flat
guard
passenger
psnd
a carriage on a train where

meals are served
a journey in a plane or space
vehicle, or the plane or
vehicle that is making the
journey
a person whose job is to be
in charge of a train
someone who is travelling in
a vehicle, plane, boat, etc.
Ellen's room is always neat

and tidy.
She was holding a tiny little
baby in her arms.
Her clothes were in an untidy
heap on the floor.
The cruise ship had several
hundred cabins.
Edward was sitting in a firstclass compartment.
The captain and crew would
like to welcome you on board
Flight 381 to Geneva.
The staircase led to the
passenger deck.
We had to show our boarding
tickets before we were
allowed into the departure
lounge.
Passengers can enjoy a meal
with spectacular views in the
dining car.
Our flight was delayed by fog.

The guard was helping the
passengers to find their seats.
About 70 of the train's 500
passengers were injured in the

but is not driving it or
working on it
crash.

W or d
Part of
speech
Pron
pilot
palt
platform
pltfm
port
pt
terminal
tmnl
track
trk
arrive at your
destination
collocation
rav t j
destnen
be named after
collocation
bi nemd ft
come into
contact with
collocation
km nt
kntkt w
go through
customs
collocation
ru
kstmz
head for
keep costs to a
minimum
collocation
collocation
hed f
kip ksts tu:
mnmm
on board
on the way
collocation
collocation
n bd
n we
De fi niti o n
someone who operates the
controls of an aircraft or
spacecraft
the raised place beside a
railway track where you get
on and off a train in a
station
a place where ships can be
loaded and unloaded
a big building where people
wait to get onto planes,
buses or ships, or where
goods are loaded
the two metal lines along
which a train travels
to reach the place you were
travelling to
to be given the same name
as someone or something
else
to meet or spend time with
someone
go through the place where
your bags are checked for
illegal goods when you go
into a country
to go or travel towards a
particular place, especially in
a deliberate way
to spend as little money as
possible
on a ship, plane or
spacecraft
travelling to a particular
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The train for Cambridge will

depart from Platform 3.
The ferry was about to leave
port.
Our flight leaves from
Heathrow Airport Terminal 5.
The track was damaged in
several places.
We arrived at our destination
at about three o'clock in the
morning.
He was named after his
grandfather.
It's good to come into
contact with people from
other cultures.
We went through customs
and passport control.
The ship was heading for
Cuba.
The company is trying to
keep costs to a minimum.
There were six people on
board the boat.
She should be on the way

place
here soon.

W or d
Pron
De fi niti o n
collocation
tek dvntd
(v n
ptju:nti)
to use a chance to get what

you want
well-known for
collocation
wel nn f
bilingual
adj
balwl
language barrier
lwd bri
motto
mt
traumatic
adj
trmtk
cell
sel
infection
nfekn
inspiration
nspren
laboratory
lbrtri
material
mtril
take advantage
of (an
opportunity)
Part of
speech
famous for
written or spoken in two
languages
the problem of
communicating with
someone when you do not
speak the same language
a short sentence or phrase
giving a rule on how to
behave, which expresses the
aims or beliefs of a person,
school or institution
a traumatic experience is so
shocking and upsetting that
it affects you for a long
time
the smallest part of a living
thing that can exist
independently
a disease that affects a
particular part of your body
and is caused by a bacteria
or a virus
a good idea about what you
should do, write, say, etc.,
especially one which you get
suddenly
a special room or building in
which a scientist does tests
or prepares substances
a solid substance such as
wood, plastic or metal
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Be prepared' is the motto of

the Boy Scouts.
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My parents' divorce was very

traumatic for me.
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The red blood cells carry the

oxygen.
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The baby had an ear

infection.
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inspiration.
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They took advantage of the

opportunity to get a few
hours' sleep.
Greece is well-known for its
ancient sites.
Do you use a bilingual
dictionary?
Because of the language
barrier, it was hard for
doctors to give good advice
to patients.
Mike works in a research

laboratory.
Steel is a stronger material
than iron.
medical
medkl
W or d
adj
Part of
speech
microscope
makrskp
power
pa
property
prpti
researcher
rist
species
spiiz
structure
strkt
surface
sfs
delicate
adj
delkt
flexible
adj
fleksibl
durable
adj
djrbl
invisible
adj
nvzbl
man-made
adj
mnmed
Pron
relating to medicine and the

treatment of disease and
injury
De fi niti o n
a scientific instrument that
makes small things seem
bigger
a natural or special ability to
do something
a quality or power that a
substance, plant, etc. has
someone who studies a
subject in detail, especially
in order to discover new
facts or test new ideas
a group of animals or plants
whose members are similar
and can breed together to
produce young animals or
plants
the way in which the parts
of something are connected
with each other and form a
whole, or the thing that
these parts make up
the outside or top layer of
something
easily damaged or broken
able to bend or be bent
easily
staying in good condition for
a long time, even if used a
lot
something that is invisible
cannot be seen
man-made materials and
substances are not natural
He was taken to hospital for

urgent medical attention.
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Researchers are confident of

finding a cure for the disease.
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You can see many different

bird species on the canal.
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Each sample was examined

through a microscope.
After the accident she lost
the power of speech.
Many herbs have healing
properties.
The structure of the US

banking system is changing.
Use a frying pan with a nonstick surface.
The sun can easily damage a
child's delicate skin.
These shoes have flexible
rubber soles.
Wood is a durable material.
The plane is meant to be
invisible to radar.
The fabric is made using a
combination of natural and
transparent
trnsprnt,
trnspernt
if something is transparent,
you can see through it
Pron
De fi niti o n
the sense which you use to
hear sounds
W or d
adj
Part of
speech
hearing
hr
sight
sat
smell
smel
sound
sand
taste
test
touch
tt
vision
vn
artistic
adj
tstk
basic
adj
besk
biological
adj
baldkl
central
inspirational
adj
adj
sentrl
nsprenl
the physical ability to see

the ability to notice or
recognise things with your
nose
something that you hear, or
what can be heard
the feeling that is produced
by a particular food or drink
when you put it in your
mouth
the sense that you use to
discover what something
feels like, by putting your
hand or fingers on it
the ability to see
an artistic arrangement,
design, etc. looks attractive
and has been done with skill
and imagination
forming the most important
or most necessary part of
something
relating to the natural
processes performed by
living things
in the middle of an area or
object
providing encouragement or
man-made fibres.
The box has a transparent
plastic lid so you can see
what's inside.
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Top chefs like to present

their food in an artistic way.
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The basic idea is simple.
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We're studying the biological

functions of the body.
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He lives in central London.

She gave an inspirational
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Ex am pl e
She has remarkable hearing
for a lady of her age.
He had to have an emergency
operation to save his sight.
Dogs have a very good sense
of smell.
She could hear the sound of
voices.
The medicine had a slightly
bitter taste.
Bake the cake for 30 minutes
until risen and firm to the
touch.
He suffered temporary loss of
vision when he was hit on the
head.

new ideas for what you
should do
logical
adj
ldkl
seeming reasonable and

sensible
speech.
As I wanted to travel to other
countries, studying languages
was the logical choice.
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W or d
music
Part of
speech
Pron
mjuzk
De fi niti o n
a series of sounds made by
instruments or voices in a
way that is pleasant or
exciting
a sudden strong feeling of
fear or nervousness that
makes you unable to think
clearly or behave sensibly
about or related to science,
or using its methods
panic
pnk
scientific
adj
santfk
topic
tpk
drama
drm
a subject that people talk or

write about
a play for the theatre,
television, radio, etc., usually
a serious one, or plays in
general
dramatic
adj
drmtk
exciting or impressive
educational
adj
edjkenl
electric
adj
lektrk
magic
mdk
magical
adj
mdkl
magnet
magnetic
n
adj
mnt
mnetk
relating to education
needing electricity to work,
produced by electricity or
used for carrying electricity
the power to make
impossible happens by
saying special words or
doing special actions
relating to magic or able to
do magic
a piece of iron or steel that
can stick to metal or make
other metal objects move
towards itself
having the power of a
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Is the stove electric or gas?
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Do you believe in magic?
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A wizard has magical powers.
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The children used a magnet

to find objects made of iron.
The whiteboard has a
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She got into a real panic when

she thought she'd lost the
tickets.
The decision is based on
scientific evidence.
Type the topic into the search
field, and let the browser
search all the relevant sites.
The actor appeared in an
award-winning TV drama.
Some of the most dramatic
events in American history
happened here.
Different children have
different educational needs.

magnet or behaving like a
magnet
magnetic surface so you can

attach things to it.

W or d
Part of
speech
Pron
metal
metl
metallic
adj
mtlk
microscopic
adj
makrskpk
natural
adj
ntrl
nature
net
plastic
plstk
science
sans
beauty products
bjuti prdkts
cage
ked
circus
sks
De fi niti o n
a hard, usually shiny
substance such as iron, gold
or steel
made of metal or containing
metal
extremely small and
therefore difficult to see
existing in nature and not
caused, made or controlled
by people
everything in the physical
world that is not controlled
by humans, such as wild
plants and animals, earth
and rocks, and the weather
a light strong material that
is produced by a chemical
process, and which can be
made into different shapes
when it is soft
knowledge about the world,
especially based on
examining, testing and
proving facts
creams, powders, etc. that
you use on your face and
body in order to look more
attractive
a structure made of wires or
bars in which birds or
animals can be kept
a group of people and
animals who travel to
different places performing
skilful tricks as
entertainment
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The frame is made of metal.

A large number of car parts
are metallic.
Many of these organisms are
microscopic in size.
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His natural hair colour is

brown.
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Disease is nature's way of

keeping the population down.
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Many children's toys are made

of plastic.
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Isaac Newton was the father

of modern science.
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It's an online store that sells

make-up, nail polish, and
other beauty products.
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They keep a parrot in a cage

in their living room.
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He used to work as a clown

for a circus.
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in captivity
n kptvti
when a person or an animal

is kept in a prison, cage, etc.
and not allowed to go where
they want
The animals were bred in

captivity.
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Part of
speech
Pron
odour
repair
rpe
repel
rpel
rotten
adj
rtn
safari park
sfri pk
smooth
adj
smu
spin
spn
animation
nmen
artwork
twk
cartoon
ktun
comic
kmk
De fi niti o n
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a smell, especially an
unpleasant one
to fix something that is
damaged, broken, split or
not working properly
An unpleasant odour was

coming from the dustbins.
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Have you ever been to a

safari park?
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She has lovely smooth skin.
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Spiders usually spin a new

web every night.
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The film will be a 3-D

animation.
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The art of makebelieve
The artist is still preparing the

artwork for the book.
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to keep something or
someone away from you
badly decayed and no longer
good to use
an enclosed area of land
where wild animals are kept,
so that people can drive
round to look at them
a smooth surface has no
rough parts, lumps or holes,
especially in a way that is
pleasant and attractive to
touch
if a spider or insect spins a
web or cocoon, it produces
thread to make it
a film, television programme,
computer programme, etc.
that has pictures, clay
models, etc. that seem to
be really moving
drawings and photographs
that are specially prepared
to be in a book, magazine or
advertisement
a short film that is made by
photographing a series of
drawings
a magazine for children that
tells a story using a series of
Where can I get my shoes

repaired?
You should use a spray to
repel mosquitoes so they
don't bite you.
The apples went rotten very
quickly.
We always watch cartoons on

Saturday mornings.
Did you read comics when
you were younger?
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pictures drawn inside boxes

W or d
Part of
speech
Pron
crayon
kren
drawing
dr
paint
pent
sketch
sket
be blown away
phr v
bi bln we
come out
phr v
km at
come to nothing
km t n
come true
km tru
go for (sth)
phr v
have a go
f (sm)
hv
make up
phr v
mek p
mess around
phr v
mes rand
De fi niti o n
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a stick of coloured wax or

chalk that children use to
draw pictures
the art or skill of making
pictures, plans, etc. with a
pen or pencil
a liquid that you put on a
surface, using a brush to
make the surface a
particular colour
a simple quickly made
drawing that does not show
much detail
to feel very surprised,
especially about something
you like or admire
if a book, record, etc. comes
out, it becomes publicly
available
if a plan or action comes to
nothing, it does not
continue or does not
achieve anything
if wishes, dreams, etc. come
true, they happen in the
way that someone has said
or hoped that they would
to try to get or win
something
to make an attempt to do
something
to produce a new story,
song, game, etc. by thinking
to spend time playing or
experimenting with
something
He was given a box of wax

crayons as a birthday
present.
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I've never been very good at

drawing.
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The whole house needs a

fresh coat of paint.
She opened her folder and
took out a sketch of her
mother.
I was blown away by Chris's
amazing photos.
When is the band's new
album coming out?
The research project came to
nothing because the
scientists couldn't get
government funding.
Albert won the lottery and all
his dreams came true.
If you really want the job, go
for it!
I can't open this drawer.'
'Here, let me have a go.'
He was good at making up
stories for his grandchildren.
She enjoyed messing around
with paints and crayons.
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The art
believe
The art
believe
The art
believe
The art
believe
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of makeof makeof makeof make-
(not) rate your

chances (of
doing sth)
(nt) ret j
tntsz (v
du sm)
take sbs place
tek smbdiz
ples
throw away
phr v
r we
artistic skill
collocation
tstk skl
cartoon
character
collocation
ktun krkt
fantasy world
collocation
fntsi wld
learning
experience
collocation
vivid imagination
collocation
ln
ksprins
vvd
mdnen
acoustics
kustks
act
kt
audience
dins
background
box office
n
n
bkrand
bks fs
if you do not rate

someone's chances of doing
something, you do not think
that it is likely that they will
achieve it
to do something instead of
the person who was going
to do it before something
changed
to get rid of something that
you do not want or need
the ability to paint, draw or
produce beautiful things
a person, animal, etc. who
appears in a cartoon film
an exciting and unusual
situation which someone
imagines that they are in
a situation in which you
learn something
an ability to imagine unlikely
situations very clearly
the shape and size of a
room, which affect the way
sound is heard in it
a performer or a group of
performers who perform
together
a group of people who come
to watch and listen to
someone speaking or
performing in public
the area that is behind the
main thing that you are
looking at, especially in a
picture
the place in a theatre,
I don't rate your chances of

getting a ticket for the
concert.
When Anne was injured, Beth
took her place in the netball
team.
I shouldn't have thrown away
the receipt.
Chloe's paintings show
considerable artistic skill.
Mickey Mouse and Donald
Duck are well-known cartoon
characters.
He lived in a fantasy world of
his own, even as a small boy.
She found the course to be a
really positive learning
experience.
Derek has a vivid imagination
and makes up great stories.
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The audience consisted

mainly of young girls under
sixteen.
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You can see the river in the

background of the painting.
Collect your tickets at the
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The art of make-
The concert hall has excellent

acoustics.
The band is one of the many
acts that have been booked
for the music festival.
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classical
adj
klskl
cinema, etc. where tickets

are sold
classical music is music that
is considered to be
important and serious and
that has a value that
continues for a long time
box office.
Do you like classical music?
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W or d
comedy
Part of
speech
Pron
kmdi
exhibition
eksbn
fame
fem
fan club
fn klb
interval
ntvl
lines
lanz
musicians
mju:znz
music-lover
mjuzk lv
open-air
adj
pn e
play
ple
premire
premie
rehearsal
rhsl
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entertainment that is
intended to make people
laugh
a show of paintings,
photographs or other
objects that people can go
to see
the state of being known
about by a lot of people
because of your
achievements
an organisation for fans of a
particular team, famous
person, etc.
a short period of time
between the parts of a play,
concert, etc.
words that someone has to
learn and say as part of a
play or performance
people who play musical
instruments, especially well
or as a job
someone who likes music
very much
happening or existing
outdoors
a story that is written to be
performed by actors,
especially in a theatre
the first public performance
of a film, play or piece of
music
a time when all the people in
a play, concert, etc. practise
before a public performance
The movie swings from broad

comedy to moving drama in a
single scene.
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The exhibition of works by

Hans Memling opens next
week.
11
She came to Hollywood in

search of fame.
11
Stephanie set up the band's

fan club two years ago.
11
We can get some drinks in the

interval.
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It took me ages to learn my

lines.
The musicians were on stage,
rehearsing for this evening's
performance.
Music-lovers are sure to enjoy
this series of concerts.
The hotel has an open-air
swimming pool.
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The play was written by

Chekhov.
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I've been invited to the

premire of the new play.
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We're having our first

rehearsal of 'Hamlet' tonight.
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role
rl
row
W or d
n
Part of
speech
seat
sit
setting
set
show
Pron
sold out
adj
sld at
stage
sted
venue
venju
brilliant
bring (sth) to
life
adj
brljnt
br (sm) t
laf
disappointing
adj
dspnt
editor
excellent
n
adj
edt
ekslnt
the character played by an

actor in a play or film
a line of seats in a theatre or
cinema
It was her first major movie

role.
Our seats were in the front
row.
De fi niti o n
a place where you can sit,
especially one in a vehicle or
one from which you watch a
performance, sports event,
etc.
the place or time where the
events in a book, film, etc.
happen
a performance for the
public, especially one that
includes singing, dancing or
jokes
if a concert, performance,
etc. is sold out, all the
tickets for that show have
been sold
the raised area in a theatre
which actors or singers
stand on when they perform
a place where an organised
meeting, concert, etc. takes
place
Ex am pl e
extremely clever or skilful

to make something
interesting or exciting
not as good as you hoped or
expected
the person who is in charge
of a newspaper or magazine,
and decides what should be
included in it
extremely good or of very
I think that's a brilliant idea.

A good teacher can make
literature come to life.
The team had a disappointing
season.
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Perry was the star of the

show.
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The group will play three soldout shows at Wembley

Stadium.
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Their seats were right at the

front of the aeroplane.
Verona is best known as the
setting for two of
Shakespeare's plays.
She is on stage for most of

the play.
The concert's still on
Saturday, but the venue has
been changed.
He is the editor of a national

newspaper.
This is an excellent piece of
11
11
The art
believe
The art
believe
The art
believe
The art
believe
11
11

The art of make-
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of makeof makeof makeof make-
expertise
eksptiz
high quality
special skills or knowledge in
a particular subject, that
you learn by experience or
training
fashion designer
fn dzan

make designs for clothes
W or d
n
Part of
speech
film extra
flm ekstr
issue
u, sju
lyrics
lrks
nervous
adj
nvs
sound-proofing
sand pru:f
swap
swp
talent-spotter
tlnt spt
Pron
tattoo artist
ttu tst
tuition
wildlife
n
n
tjun
waldlaf
De fi niti o n
an actor in a film who does
not say anything but is part
of a crowd
a magazine or newspaper
printed for a particular, day,
week or month
the words of a song
worried or frightened about
something, and unable to
relax
making a room so that noise
cannot get into or out of it
to give something to
someone and get something
in return
find young people who are
very good at sport, music,
etc.
someone whose job is
tattooing (=permanently
marking pictures or writing
on people's skins using a
needle and ink)
teaching, especially in small
groups
someone who takes
work.
The technical expertise was
provided by a Japanese
company.
The show features clothes by
famous fashion designers like
Jean-Paul Gaultier.
believe
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She started her acting career

as a film extra.
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Have you seen the latest

issue of Newsweek?
He wrote some great music,
but the lyrics aren't so good.
She was so nervous about her
exams that she couldn't
sleep.
The soundproofing of the
recording studio is nearly
complete.
I'm trying to sell my bike, or
swap it for a slightly bigger
one.
He's a talent-spotter for a
major football club.
The tattoo artist showed
Megan some of his latest
designs.
I had to have extra tuition in
maths.
Jake is a wildlife photographer
11

11
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11
11
11
11
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The art of make-

photographer
admit
dmt
argue
ju
photographs of animals and

birds, especially as a job
to agree unwillingly that
something is true or that
someone else is right
to state, giving clear
reasons, that something is
true, should be done, etc.
jmnt
a set of reasons that show

that something is true or
untrue, right or wrong, etc.
argument
ftrf
whose photos have often

been published in magazines.
You may not like her, but you
have to admit that she's good
at her job.
She argued that the law
should be changed.
We need to provide a
convincing argument as to
why the system should be
changed.
believe
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W or d
Part of
speech
Pron
De fi niti o n
clarity
klrti
clear
adj
kl
the clarity of a piece of

writing, law, argument, etc.
is its quality of being
expressed clearly
expressed in a simple and
direct way so that people
can understand
conclude
knklud
conclusion
knklun
discuss
dsks
discussion
dskn
equality
kwlti
freedom
fridm
honesty
nsti
human rights
hjumn rats
to decide that something is

true after considering all the
information you have
something you decide after
considering all the
information you have
to talk about something with
another person or a group in
order to exchange ideas or
decide something
when you discuss something
a situation in which people
have the same rights,
advantages, etc.
the right to do what you
want without being
controlled or restricted by
anyone
the quality of being honest
(=always telling the truth
and not cheating or stealing)
the basic rights that many
societies think every person
should have to be treated in
a fair equal way without
cruelty, for example by their
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length and clarity.
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People here like their freedom

and privacy.
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He was a politician of rare

honesty and courage.
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She is a campaigner for

human rights.
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The school is clear about its

policy on bullying.
It seems reasonable to
conclude that people's
behaviour is influenced by
what they see on TV.
I soon came to the conclusion
that she was lying.
The report will be discussed
at next week's meeting.
After a long discussion with
her father, she decided not to
take the job.
It will take more than laws to
bring about genuine racial
equality.

government, or the right to
vote

W or d
Part of
speech
Pron
individual
adj
ndvdul
preparation
prepren
prepare
prpe
respect
rspekt
responsibility
rspnsblti
unit
junt
view
vju
believe in
phr v
bliv n
follow advice
fl dvas
have confidence
in
hv knfdns
n
learn a new skill
ln nju skl
De fi niti o n
considered separately from
other people or things in the
same group
the process of preparing
something or preparing for
something
to make plans or
arrangements for something
that will happen in the
future
to admire someone or what
they do, especially because
of their personal qualities,
knowledge or skills
a duty to be in charge of
someone or something, so
that you make decisions and
can be blamed if something
bad happens
a group of people working
together as part of a larger
group
what you think or believe
about something
to trust someone and be
confident that they will be
successful
to do what someone advises
you to do
to have the feeling that you
can trust someone or
something to be good, work
well or produce good results
to learn how to do
something new
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Her parents were busy

preparing to go on holiday.
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She respected him for his

honesty.
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Kelly's promotion means more

money and more
responsibility.
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Each individual leaf on the

tree is different.
Months of preparation have
gone into organising the
festival.
Some police units were

stationed nearby.
What's your view on the
subject?
Believe in yourself, or you'll
never be successful.
He followed his doctor's
advice and went on a low-fat
diet.
She had complete confidence
in the doctor.
Nowadays you can learn many
new skills online by distance

learning.

W or d
Part of
speech
Pron
De fi niti o n
make a real
difference
mek rl
dfrns
show respect
rspekt
to have an important effect

on someone or something
to show that you believe
someone is important and
should not be harmed,
treated rudely, etc.
to publicly speak in protest
about something, especially
when protesting could be
dangerous
to support a particular set
of ideas, values or principles
to be on your feet, or to rise
to your feet
if people stick together,
they continue to support
each other when they have
problems
to do something very
carefully and well, in a way
that gives you a lot of
satisfaction
to tell the true facts about
something, rather than what
is untrue, imagined or
guessed
speak out
phr v
spik at
stand for
phr v
stnd f
stand up
phr v
stnd p
stick together
phr v
stk te
take pride in
tek prad n
tell the truth
tel tru
dishonest
adj
dsnst
dissatisfied
adj
dstsfad,
dsstsfad
formal
adj
fml
not honest, and so deceiving

or cheating people
not satisfied because
something is not as good as
you had expected
formal behaviour is very
polite, and is used in official
or important situations, or
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The charity has made a real

difference to homeless
people's lives.
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We were taught to show

respect for older people
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Five students who had spoken

out against the regime were
arrested.
It's hard to tell what the party
stands for these days.
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I've been standing up all day.
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We're a family and we have to

stick together.
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Lorraine takes a great deal of

pride in her appearance.
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She advised him to tell the

truth to the police.
I don't think he was being
dishonest. He just didn't know
the truth.
If you are dissatisfied with the
product, please return it.
Over the years, teaching
methods have changed and
become less formal.
illegible
adj
ledbl
with people you do not

know well
difficult or impossible to
read
His handwriting is totally

illegible.
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W or d
Part of
speech
Pron
De fi niti o n
illogical
adj
ldkl
not sensible or reasonable

someone who is immature
behaves or thinks in a way
that is typical of someone
much younger
very eager for something to
happen and not wanting to
wait
immature
adj
mt
impatient
adj
mpent
impolite
adj
mplat
impossible
adj
mpsbl
incorrect
adj
nkrekt
informal
adj
nfml
irrational
adj
rnl
irregular
adj
rejl
irresponsible
adj
rspnsbl
legal
adj
lil
lucky
adj
lki
mature
adj
mt
not polite
something that is impossible
cannot happen or be done
not correct or true
relaxed and friendly without
being restricted by rules of
correct behaviour
not based on clear thought
or reason
having a shape, surface,
pattern, etc. that is not
even, smooth or balanced
doing careless things
without thinking or worrying
about the possible bad
results
if something is legal, you are
allowed to do it or have to
do it by law
having good luck
someone, especially a child
or young person, who is
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English has plenty of illogical

spelling rules.
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I was 19 when I went to

college, but still very
immature.
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Don't be so impatient. I'm

working as fast as I can.
It is impolite not to eat what
you are served at a dinner
party.
The noise made sleep
impossible.
The information you gave us
was incorrect.
I was offered the job after an
informal interview in the staff
canteen.
His behaviour can be
somewhat irrational at times.
Lake Powell's irregular
coastline has many unspoiled
beaches.
When it comes to money, Dan
is completely irresponsible.
The alcohol content of his
blood was three times over
the legal limit.
The children were lucky to
survive the fire which
destroyed their home.
Laura is very mature for her
age.

mature behaves in a sensible
and reasonable way, as you
would expect an adult to
behave

W or d
Part of
speech
Pron
De fi niti o n
unacceptable
adj
nkseptbl
unfair
adj
nfe
something that is
unacceptable is so wrong or
bad that you think it should
not be allowed
not right or fair, especially
because not everyone has
an equal opportunity
unlucky
adj
nlki
unnecessary
adj
nnessri
unplanned
adj
nplnd
unreliable
adj
nrlabl
behaviour
bhevj
bullies
bli:z
charity
trti
chill
tl
complication
kmplken
donations
dne nz
having bad luck

not needed, or more than is
needed
not planned or expected
unable to be trusted or
relied on
the things that a person or
animal does
people who use their
strength or power to
frighten or hurt someone
who is weaker
an organisation that gives
money, goods or help to
people who are poor, sick,
etc.
a feeling of coldness
a problem or situation that
makes something more
difficult to understand or
deal with
things, especially money,
that you give to a person or
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I found her attitude totally

unacceptable.
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We live in a very unfair world.

He seems to be very unlucky
with cars. Every time he buys
one, it always has something
wrong with it.
There's no point in taking
unnecessary risks.
As a surprise, we decided to
make an unplanned visit to
my mother's.
The car's becoming very
unreliable.
His behaviour in school is
beginning to improve.
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Bullies are often cowards.
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All profits from the show will

go to charity.
There was a slight chill in the
air.
The fact that the plane was
late added a further
complication to the journey.
There have been many
generous donations to the
hang out
phr v
h at
organisation in order to help

them
to spend a lot of time in a
particular place or with
particular people
charity.
I don't really know who she
hangs out with.
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W or d
Part of
speech
Pron
link
lk
mess up
phr v
mes p
misunderstanding
msndstnd
nerve-racking
adj
nv rk
orphanage
fnd
raise money
rez mni
random
adj
rndm
relieved
adj
rlivd
role models
rl mdlz
truthful
adj
tru:fl
untruthful
adj
ntru:fl
volunteers
vlntz
De fi niti o n
Ex am pl e
if two things are linked, they

are connected in some way
to make a mistake and do
something badly
a problem caused by
someone not understanding
a question, situation or
instruction correctly
a nerve-racking situation
makes you feel very nervous
or worried
a large house where children
who are orphans (=whose
parents are both dead) live
and are taken care of
to collect money that you
can use to do a particular
job or help people
happening or chosen
without any plan, aim or
pattern
feeling happy because you
are no longer worried about
something
people whose behaviour,
attitudes, etc. people try to
copy because they admire
them
someone who is truthful
does not usually tell lies
Police think the murders are

linked.
I think I messed up when
answering the last question.
dishonest or not true

people who do a job willingly
without being paid
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There seems to have been a

misunderstanding. I didn't
order steak.
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Speaking in public can be a

nerve-racking experience.
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He was raised in an
orphanage.
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A concert was organised to

raise money for charity.
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We looked at a random
sample of 120 families.
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His mother was relieved to

see him happy again.
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Do you think professional

football players are good role
models for young people?
You and I must be truthful
with one another.
We suspected that he was
being untruthful.
Most of the relief work was
done by volunteers.

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