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Places to Live
Cottage
block of flats
caravan
castle
detached house
skyscraper
palace
bungalow
mansion
houseboat
semi-detached house
terraced house
Parts of the House
roof
living room
porch
garage
utility room
gutter
bedroom
gable
steps
dining room
bathroom
cornice
banister
home gym
skylight
pillar
Houses
Drive
Path
Blinds
Fireplace
central heating
landing
shed
chimney
cellar
doormat
Furniture and Fittings
bath
ironing board
duvet
oven
pillow
vacuum cleaner
fridge
washing machine
mattress
Appearance 1
chubby (build)
tanned (skin)
wrinkles (face)
wavy (hair)
complexion (skin)
eyelash (face)
slim (build)
freckles (skin)
moustache (face)
handsome (looks)
Appearance 2
well-dressed (looks)
bald (face)
middle-aged (looks)
skinny (build)
fair (hair)
fit (build)
gorgeous (looks)
obese (build)
scruffy (looks)
curly (hair)
Family and Relationships 1
colleague
fianc
son-in-law
niece
mother-in-law
acquaintance
employer
nephew
fiance
employee
Family and Relationships 2
workmate
relative/relation
descendant
divorced
widow
flatmate
engaged
adult
ancestor
neighbour
Countries
Italy
Germany
Australia
Spain
Russia
Holland
Brazil
Languaje
Nationality
Countries
France
Finland
Czech Republic
Poland
Greece
Portugal
Ireland
Romania
Norway
Hungary
The USA
Argentina
England
China
Languaje
Nationality
Clothes
fashionable (adj)
match (v)
worn out (adj)
alter (v)
baggy (adj)
fit (v)
plain (adj)
suit (v)
undo (v)
unfashionable (adj)
scarf
dressing gown
slippers
collar
sleeve
shoelace
trainers
buckle
glove
bracelet
cufflinks
overcoat
bra
jumper
wellingtons
vest
trainers
apron
anorak
shoelaces
shorts
tracksuit
Opposites (Verbs)
tighten
bend
shrink
Opposites (Verbs)
lighten
progress
collect
sink
melt
punish
admit
widen
depart
gain
defend
attract
permit
starve
reduce
notice
comfort
strengthen
accept
raise
reveal
borrow
ignite
smile
simplify
build
hire
Opposites (Adjectives)
artificial
permanent
compulsory
abundant
lenient
straight
tender
respectable
classical
banal
extinct
picturesque
limited
ordinary
reasonable
clumsy
proud
renowned
guilty
intentional
willing
common
worthless
Opposites (Adjectives)
deep
ambiguous
lazy
approximate
occupied
serious
pure
Opposites (Nouns)
friend
success
wealth
strength
profit
bravery
departure
privilege
happiness
production
danger
follower
leisure
spectator
compliment
beauty
fact
marriage
amusement
midnight
strength
reward
victory
freedom
minority
joy
traitor
misfortune
reality
absence
Sport
karate
tennis
basketball
surfing
judo
athletics
bowling
baseball
rugby
hiking
swimming
gymnastics
DO
PLAY
GO
Sport
ice hockey
chess
running
aerobics
archery
volleyball
skiing
martial arts
golf
taekwondo
walking
climbing
DO
PLAY
GO
Sport (Expressions)
Two of the players were sent
The hockey match resulted
The winners of the first
The runners have completed six
The referee blew his
Some of the best golf
Manchester United was badly
There were more than 800
As a student, John broke
Have you been able to book us a tennis
Sport (Disciplines)
high jump
car racing
ski jumping
biathlon
hurdling
rowing
cycling
figure skating
fencing
archery
javelin
ice hockey
Sport (Sports Equipment)
tee
puck
rifle
whip
foil
racket
paddles
arrow
goggles
punchbag
Sport
Travel 1
timetable
runway
Travel 1
reservation
package tour
accommodation
destination
departure
travel agent
return ticket
arrival
Travel 2
a flight
a tour
a cruise
a drive
a journey
an expedition
a trip
a crossing
a voyage
travel
Vehicles and Transport 1
wheel
tyre
fuel flap
sunroof
door handle
washer jet
headlight
boot
bumper
taillight
side mirror
bonnet
wiper
windscreen
indicator
wing
Air travel
Rail travel
Road travel
Sea tavel
Transport vocabulary
terminal
pedestrian
platform
take-off
signal
bunk
motorway
gate
roundabout
sleeping car
lighthouse
runway
crossroads
traffic warden
port
derailment
cockpit
harbour
Air travel
Rail travel
Road travel
Sea tavel
Sounds 1
The dog
The bees were
She fell into the river
We could hear the fireworks
They heard a lion
The chair is
A champagne cork came out
The air escaped
The lorry
The kettle
Sounds 2
whisper
yell
snore
yawn
stutter
gasp
moan
sob
hum
cheer
Food and Cooking
corkscrew
jar
rolling pin
tin opener
kettle
funnel
sieve
saucepan
bowl
frying pan
Vegetables/fish/meta or fruit
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Biology
Astronomy
Mathematics
Geography
Scientist
Adjective
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Home
Stationery Vegetables Clothes appliances
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robbed
witnesses
bribes
broken
bars
Crime and Punishment 2
rape
mug
shoplift
burgle
smuggle
blackmail
rob
murder
hijack
forge
kidnap
Criminal
rapist
Crime
rape
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policeman
Hobbies
Activities and Interests
Types of Books
Containers
Entertainment 1
Entertainment 2
In the Office
Synonyms (Verbs) 1
Synonyms (Verbs) 2
Synonyms (Adjectives) 1
Synonyms (Adjectives) 2
Synonyms (Nouns) 1
Synonyms (Nouns) 2
Education 1
Education 2
Musical Instruments
Jobs and Professions 1
Jobs and Professions 2
Jobs and Professions 3
In the Mountains
Shape, size, pattern, material
Materials
Animal Body Parts
Animal World
Animal Gender Names
Human Actions 1
Human Actions 2
Personality 1
Personality 2
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Word building 12
Negative Prefixes 1
Negative Prefixes 2
Prefixes (UN, DIS, IM, IN, MIS, IR) 1
Prefixes (UN, DIS, IM, IN, MIS, IR) 2
Prefixes (UN, DIS, IM, IN, MIS, IR) 3
Internal Change 1
Internal Change 2
Abstract Nouns 1
Abstract Nouns 2
Prefixes and Suffixes
COLLOCATIONS
Collocations 1 (Make Do)
Collocations 2 (Make Do)
Collocations 3 (Make Do)
Collocations 4 (Make Do)
Collocations 5 (Verb + Noun)
Collocations 6 (Verb + Noun)
Collocations 7 (Verb + Noun)
Collocations 8 (Verb + Noun)
Collocations 9 (Verb + Noun)
Collocations 10 (Verb + Noun)
Collocations 11 (Adjective + Noun)
Collocations 12 (Adjective + Noun)
Collocations 13 (Noun + of + Noun)
Collocations 14 (Noun + of + Noun)
Collocations 15 (Adverb + Adjective)
Collocations 16 (As ... As Similes)
Collocations 17 (As ... As Similes)
Collocations 18 (Like Similes)
Collocations 19 (Binomials)
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Collocations 20 (Binomials)
PHRASAL VERBS
Phrasal Verbs 1 (Look)
Phrasal Verbs 2 (Put)
Phrasal Verbs 3 (Get)
Phrasal Verbs 4 (Take)
Phrasal Verbs 5 (Come)
Phrasal Verbs 6 (Go)
Phrasal Verbs 7 (Break/Give)
Phrasal Verbs 8 (Bring/Cut)
Phrasal Verbs 9 (Turn/Set)
Phrasal Verbs 10 (Make/Do)
Phrasal Verbs 11 (Essentials 1)
Phrasal Verbs 12 (Essentials 2)
Phrasal Verbs 13 (Essentials 3)
Phrasal Verbs 14 (Essentials 4)
Phrasal Verbs 15 (Essentials 5)
Phrasal Verbs 16 (Opposite Meaning)
Phrasal Verbs 17 (Synonyms)
Phrasal Verbs 18 (Idioms)
Phrasal Verbs 19 (Compound Nouns)
Phrasal Verbs 20 (Collocations)
IDIOMS
Idioms 1 (Essentials)
Idioms 2 (Essentials)
Idioms 3 (Essentials)
Idioms 4 (Essentials)
Idioms 5 (Essentials)
Idioms 6 (Essentials)
Idioms 7 (Essentials)
Idioms 8 (Essentials)
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Idioms 9 (Essentials)
Idioms 10 (Essentials)
Idioms 11 (Proverbs)
Idioms 12 (Proverbs)
Idioms 13 (Colloquial Expressions)
Idioms 14 (Colloquial Expressions)
Idioms 15 (Colours)
Idioms 16 (Parts of the body)
Idioms 17 (Nature)
Idioms 18 (Animals)
Idioms 19 (Time)
Idioms 20 (Health)
COMMON MISTAKES
Common Mistakes 1
Common Mistakes 2
Common Mistakes 3
Common Mistakes 4
Common Mistakes 5
EASY IRREGULAR VERBS
Easy Irregular Verbs 1
Easy Irregular Verbs 2
Easy Irregular Verbs 3
Easy Irregular Verbs 4
Easy Irregular Verbs 5
Easy Irregular Verbs 6
Easy Irregular Verbs 7
Easy Irregular Verbs 8
Easy Irregular Verbs 9
Easy Irregular Verbs 10
Easy Irregular Verbs 11
ADVANCED IRREGULAR VERBS
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