Photo

Dictionary
3RD EDITION

AUDIO CDS
PRONUNCIATION TABLE
All the words in the Longman Photo Dictionary are pronounced on the CDs. You can also find the
words in the Word list or oage 129 and thts Pronunciation table shows you how to say the words.

Symbol Keyword Symbol Keyword

Consonants Vowels

P pw e bed
b back 3£ bad
l dr i happy
d *e i: keeper
k cas i bid
9 9*ÿ a: father
|f caller
dj uage D pot
f fiBB o put
V w u: boot
6 u gradual
6 dcuor A cut
soon •J: bird
*
z an 3 banana
r
j s*oe ei make
ai bite
■ 31 boy
■ aa ao now
i -"9 30 boat
h hot 13 here
i lot C3 hair
r rod 03 tour
J yet eis player
m wet aid tire
313 employer
ao3 flower
303 lower

/'/ shows ma<n stress

/./shows secondary stress

""eans the r sound s pronounced in American English but is usually not pronounced in British English,
except at the end of a word when the word that follows begins with a vowel sound
>/ means that may or may not be used
LONGMAN
Photo Dictionary

3RD EDITION
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Editorial Director
Michael Mayor <

Publishing Manager
Laurence Delacroix
Project Editor
Nicky Thompson
Design
Matthew Dickin
Ken Vail Graphic Design
Picture Editor
Sarah Purtill
Photography
Hart McLeod
Trevor Clifford
Production
Keeley Everitt
Audio Manager
Sarah Woollard
Conversation activities & exercises
Vessela Gasper
Pronunciation Editor
Dinah Jackson

The publishers would <e to thank the teachers who took part in the
research for ths new edition
bsa Anton Jayne Bullock, Pamela Bullock, Wendy Castleton,
Helen Diver. Haiiu Embaye, Ros Leather, Tom Lloyd, Siobhan Markwell,
Traoe Momson, Marmela Papleka, Florence Pinard, Mark Pope,
Alison Robinson, Delia Rodriguez, Lesley Slater, Amanda Stewart,
Jo Thorp, Mustafa Uruncuoglu, Emily Vivas, Atin Wickham

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 INTRODUCTION

~he new Longman Photo Dictionary is a vocabulary resource book for learners
r English from beginner's level. It contains more than 3,500 words covering
over 95 different topics - all clearly introduced through hundreds of colour
oootographs. Words are grouped together and presented either contextually:
-p.eryday life vocabulary relating to housing and food are grouped in sections
soch as The bathroom, The kitchen, At the supermarket, Vegetables and so on,
or thematically: words relating to specific topics are grouped in sections such
as Computers, Jobs, Sports and Animals.

The Longman Photo Dictionary can be used by beginners for learning new
.ocabulary as well as by more advanced students as a quick reference. In the class-
"oom it will help students to learn new words in context or build up vocabulary
"elating to a particular lesson, to practise pronunciation, alphabetisation and
grouping words by topics, or it can be used at home for practical help with
everyday vocabulary.

Pick and choose

Each section is self-contained and can be used at any time, in random order
and adapted to any teaching situation: to consolidate known vocabulary, to
earn new words, to practise oral conversation or as a practical reference guide
to help in everyday life.

Exercises and grammar

Conversation practice
Short conversation activities on each page cover basic grammar points (pro¬
gressive form, prepositions, basic structures, etc) and stimulate communication,
nelping students to express themselves, showing them how to describe things,
oeople and situations or talk about personal opinions.

Exercises
Controlled exercises at the back offer further written practice to recycle
the words presented in the book. These will help students memorise new
.ocabulary in an enjoyable way, with puzzles, matching activities, categorising,
etc, and help them use words in full sentences.

Word list with pronunciation

The 3,500 words are listed in alphabetical order with phonetic pronunciations.
rf students come across a word they don't know, they can find a photo quickly,
understand what it means immediately and check the correct pronunciation.

Audio CDs
Students can also listen to all the words pronounced on the audio CDs.
 CONTENTS
4.4 At the hairdresser's and the beauty salon 39
1 PEOPLE
4.5 Hairstyling, make-up and manicure 40
1.1 Personal data 6
1.2 The family 7 5 HEALTH
L
1.3 Daily routine / home act', ties 8
5.1 Minor ailments 41

2 HOUSING
■ 5.2 Medicine: at the chemist's
5.3 Medical care
42
43
2.1 Places to ve: rlat and house 9 5.4 At the hospital 44
22 The kitchen 10 5.5 Dental and eye care 45
23 Kitchen ecj'pment 11
2.4 The bathroom 12
CLOTHES AND FASHION
23 The beoroom 13
26 The vmg room 14 6.1 Men's and women's wear 1 46
27 The o nmg room 15 6.1 Men's and women's wear 2 47
26 The ~„rsery and baby accessories 16 6.1 Men's and women's wear 3 48
29 ~r'-e utility room 17 6.1 Men's and women's wear 4 49
2.10 The garden 18 6.2 Describing clothes 50
2.11 Gardening 19 6.3 Colours and patterns 51
2.12 Floor plan of a house 20 6.4 Fabrics, sewing and knitting 52
6.5 Accessories and jewellery 53
3 WORK / OCCUPATIONS
■ SCHOOL
3.1 At home / housework 21
32 Getting a job 22 7.1 Education in Great Britain 54
33 Jobs 1 23 7.2 Playground and pre-school 55
33 Jobs 2 24 7.3 The school 56
33 Jobs 3 25 7.4 School subjects 57
33 Jobs 4 26 7.5 College, adult education, library 58
3.4 The office 27
FOOD
33 Office activities
3.6 In a workshop
28
29
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8.1 Vegetables 1 59
3.7 In a factory 30 8.1 Vegetables 2 60
33 On a construction site 31 8.2 Fruit 61
33 In a hotel 32 8.3 At the supermarket 1 62
3.10 Dea ng with crime 33 8.3 At the supermarket 2 63
Supermarket counters
■
8.4 64
4 THE BODY 8.5 At the restaurant 1 65
41 Parts of the body 1 34 8.5 At the restaurant 2 66
41 Pars of the body 2 35 8.6 Fast food and snacks 67
4.2 Physical descnptions 36 8.7 Containers and quantities 68
43 Verbs of action 1 37 8.8 Cooking 69
43 Verbs of action 2 38 8.9 Breakfast, lunch, dinner 70

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 CONTENTS
13.3 Wild animals 103
9 TRANSPORT
13.4 Fish and sea animals 104
9.1 Public transport 71 13.5 Birds 105
92 Private transport 1 72 13.6 Insects and small animals 106
92 Private transport 2 73
93 Road and road signs 74-75 14 NUMBERS, HOLIDAYS, MAPS
9.4 At the airport 1 76
14.1 Numbers 107
9.4 At the airport 2 77 14.2 Shapes 108
93 Water transport 78 14.3 Calendar, festivals and religions 1 109
14.3 Calendar, festivals and religions 2 110
10 COMMUNITY 14.4 Time 111
14.5 The UK and the Republic of Ireland 112
10.1 Money 79
14.6 The United States 113
102 The city / city life 1 80
14.7 The World 114-115
102 The city / city life 2 81
14.8 Europe 116
103 At the post office 82
10.4 At the newsagent's 83
15 THE ENVIRONMENT
103 At the shopping mall 84
106 Emergencies 85 15.1 Landscape features 117
152 Seasons and weather 118
11 SPORTS 15.3 Space 119

11.1 Team and spectator sports 1 86

16 COMPUTERS, HOME AND OFFICE
11.1 Team and spectator sports 2 87
ELECTRONICS
112 Individual sports 1 88
112 Individual sports 2 89 16.1 Computers and software 120
113 Water sports 90 16.2 The Internet 121
114 Winter sports 91 16.3 Home electronics and 122
113 At the gym 92 telecommunications 1
16.3 Home electronics and 123
telecommunications 2
12 RECREATION

121 Entertainment 93 17 EXPRESSING ONESELF

122 Hobbies and games 1 94
17.1 Adjectives 1 124
122 Hobbies and games 2 95
17.1 Adjectives 2 125
123 Musical instruments 96
17.2 Prepositions 1 126
124 At the beach 97 17.2 Prepositions 2 127
123 n the country 98
126 = aces to visit 1 99 Pronunciation table 128
126 Paces to visit 2 100 Word list 129
Exercises 143
r 13 ANIMALS Key to exercises 1 57
Photo credits 159
121 Pets 101
Audio CDs track list 160
132 -amn animals 102
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1.1 PERSONAL DATA
Please complete all of the items on the form to the
name Application Form best of your knowledge. Use blue or black ink only.

surname / family name

first name Initials [j|sK$n
initials Female (please tick)

title MkantaJ status single / married widow/widower (please tick)

age
sex 0 7g|M:A;Y| 1 |9|0 6V ol'SftSS 5R I S TC Lf
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marital status Nationality

date of birth Insurance

number
© 1 11
village, towr or city of Country of birth U N I :T E D K1 1 NG'DOM © 11 1
birth
nationality
Next of kin \ 1 1 1 1 ii ii i ii 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 r 1 1 1
23 SOU TH F 1 E L D ROAD I I
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number WES'TSH 1 RE T PU23 HUi 1
Postcode
country of birth Daytime
telephone
056 C® 15 2 4 3 9 ®
number
next of km
aocress
E-mail address i s|mi t h® i nit e r!n e tis p . com ©
postcode
oayt me telephone single
number married
moo e phone number divorced
e-mail address widow / widower
birth certificate
passport
driving licence
ID (identity) card
child
baby
toddler
teenager
adult
elderly (old)
girl
boy
man
woman
couple

■bat's yew e-mail address?

rs isnrÿOraenesticDtn.
Do yom have a driving licence?
•as 3& Mai don't
. . . . ..... .. .. ..... .. ..... .. .
A What's your
B Its
............................
...............
A Do you have a / an
B
?

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Questions for discussion
1 Give the personal data of a famous person.
2 When was the last time you completed an
application form? What information did you
have to provide?
 THE FAMILY 1.2

_ Shows that people are married

WAW Shows that people are divorced

| | Shows that people are siblings

Robert Elliot Ann Elliot
(n£e Hunter)

Anna Murray John Murray Sue Elliot Peter

(n£e Young) Blackburn

Tessa Elliot Chris Elliot Stephen Murray Rose Murray Emily Jack
BJackbum Blackburn

husband and wife: 1 and 2; 3 and 4; 6 and 7

$
ex-husband and ex-wife: 8 and 7; 6 and 5
father and son: 1 and 3; 8 and 14; 3 and 10;
6 and 11, 16
mother and daughter: 2 and 7; 7 and 13, 15, 17;
4 and 9; 5 and 12
Sarah Daniel Sophie
brother and sister (siblings): 3 and 7; 14 and 13; ESot-Murray Elliot-Murray Elliot-Murray
10 and 9; 16 and 15, 17; 11 and 12
sisters-in-law: 7 and 4 brothers-in-law: 3 and 6
father-in-law and son-in-law: 1 and 6 aunt and niece: 4 and 13, 15, 17; 7 and 9
mother-in-law and daughter-in-law: 2 and 4 cousins 13, 14 and 9, 10
parent(s) and child(ren): 1, 2 and 3, 7; 7, 8 and 13, 14; single parent: 5
3, 4 and 9, 10; 5, 6 and 11, 12; 6, 7 and 15, 16, 17 remarried: 6 and 7
grandparents and grandchildren: 1, 2 and 9, 10, 13, stepfather and stepdaughter: 6 and 13
14, 15, 16, 17 stepmother and stepson: 7 and 1 1
grandfather and grandson: 1 and 10, 14, 16 stepbrother and stepsister: 14 and 12; 1 1 and 13
grandmother and granddaughter: 2 and 9, 13, 15, 17 half-brother and half-sister: 11 and 15, 17;
uncle and nephew: 3 and 14, 16 16 and 12; 16 and 13; 14 and 15, 17

Who's she? (2) A Who's she? (7) Questions for discussion

She's Tessa's grandmother. B She's 1 Which of these words apply to women only?
Who's he? (11) A Who's he / she? 2 Which of these words apply to both men and women?
He's Sophie's half-brother. B He's /She's 's 3 Draw your family tree and talk about it. Are there any
relationships you cannot describe in English?
 PLACES TO LIVE: FLAT AND HOUSE 2.1

_A DETACHED HOUSE
1 porch
2 garage
3 front garden, yard AmE
4 drive

B] TERRACED HOUSES
5 gate
6 fence

A) FRONT DOOR
7 knocker
8 doorknob
9 letterbox
10 front door
11 doorbell
12 doorstep

IT] COTTAGE
13 chimney
14 shutter E FLATS
15 window 1« oa cony

Do you live in a cottage? A Do you live in a Questions for discussion

Yes, I do. B Yes, I do. / No, I don't. I live in a 1 Which of these places to live are common in your
Do you live in a flat? country? Where do you find them?
No, I don't. I live in a bungalow. 2 Describe your home.
 1.3 DAILY ROUTINE / HOME ACTIVITIES

14 go to work
15 watch (TV)
16 listen to the radio
17 read (the paper)
18 have a bath
19 brush your hair
20 go to bed
21 sleep

Is she waking up? (1)
Yes, she is.
Is he washing his face? (6)
8 No, he isn't. He's brushing his teeth.
A Is she eating breakfast? (13) Questions for discussion
B 1 Which of these things do you do in the morning?
A Is he / she ? 2 In which order do you do them?
B Yes, he / she is. / No, he / she isn't. 3 Which of these activities do you like or dislike
doing?
 gTHE
2. KITCHEN
1 tap, faucet AmE
2 sink
3 drawer
4 double oven
5 kitchen unit
6 cupboard
7 (cooking) pot
8 work-surface / worktop

9 hob
10 hotplate
11 (door) handle

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|

12 dishwasher
13 bin
14 (aluminium i foil
15 clingfilm'"

16 fridge / refrigerator
17 freezer
18 cafetiere
19 cookery book
20 storage jar
21 spices
22 spice rack
JL
23 washing-up liquid
24 dishcloth
25 tea towel Jr

Where would you put milk?
In the fridge.
Where would you put the dirty
plates?
In the dishwasher. / In the sink.
A Where would you put Questions for discussion
1 Which of these things are used for storage?
B In the .
2 Which of these things are used for preparing food?
3 Which of these things are used for washing or
cleaning things?
 KITCHEN EQUIPMENT 23
1

1 lid
2 wok p
3 handle V
4 chopping board
5 knife
6 food processor
7 microwave
8 casserole dish
9 roasting tin
10 cake tin
11 oven glove
12 baking tray
13 steamer
14 peeler
15 sieve
16 garlic press
17 toaster
18 (hand) beater / 19 blender
rotary whisk 20 rolling pin
21 tin opener
22 ladle

23 kettle
24 measuring spoon
25 grater
26 (mixing) bowl
<
27 whisk
28 measuring jug
29 (electric) mixer
30 bottle opener
31 coffee maker
32 saucepan
33 frying pan

•Vhat do you do with a sieve? Questions for discussion

Vbu stft flour m it 1 Which of these ttvngs do you -se ?&-. day
iVhat do you do with a blender?
•x HIB focc r it a cake?
.
2 Which of these " ngs oc :. neec :: - r« e

3 Wh cr. of rese r '*s ur ;r

 BATHROOM
1 bath
2 bath mat
3 tile
4 toilet
5 shower
6 mug
7 toothpaste
8 toothbrush
9 toothbrush holder
10 razor
11 shaving gel
12 shaving brush
13 soap

14 soap dish
15 soap dispenser
16 mirror
17 shelf
18 hot water tap
i 19 cold water tap
I 20 washbasin
i 21 toilet roll

22 laundry basket
23 bath towel
24 hand towel
25 towel rail
26 shower curtain
27 bathroom cabinet
28 shampoo
29 shower gel
30 conditioner
31 facecloth / flannel

you got a bath mat in your

bathroom?
Yes, I have.
A Have you got a ..............
B Yes, I have. / No, I haven t.
I ve 90t
? Questions for discussion
1 How long do you spend in the bathroom each
day? Why?
12 Have you got shelves in your bathroom? 2 Do you prefer having a bath or a shower? Why?
No, I haven't. I've got a bathroom cabinet.
 THE BEDROOM Q

3 -arde
■* iarnp
5 oees'Dr taoe
6 2 320?
7 scare-- GJST cr
8 doÿc e bee
9 carpet
10 pillowcase
11 pillow
12 alarm clock
13 headboard
14 bedspread
15 single bed
16 blanket
17 sheet
18 (fitted) sheet
19 duvet / qu:
20 valance

Where's the blanket? A Where are the cushions?

It's on top of the sheets. B They're the
Where are the sheets? A Where's / Where are the
They're underneath the duvet. B it s /They're underneath o- top of next to the
2.6 THE LIVING ROOM

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1 window 10 plant pot / tub 19 fireplace

2 curtain, drape AmE 11 armchair 20 fireguard
3 picture frame 12 cushion 21 desk
4 picture 13 coffee table 22 remote control
5 lampshade 14 flowers 23 television
6 lamp 15 vase 24 DVD player
7 bookcase 16 sofa / settee
8 books 17 rug
9 plant 18 mantelpiece

Is there a fireplace in your living room?
No, there isn't.
Are there any pictures in your living room?
Yes, there are.
A Are there any / Is there a / an Questions for discussion
in your 1 Which of these things can you sit on?
living room?
2 Do living rooms in your country look
B Yes there are. / No there aren't. /
like this? What is different?
Yes, there is. / No, there isn't.
 THE DINING ROOM 2.7

side table
2 chair
(dining room) table
4 candle
5 teapot
6 cake stand
7 place mat
8 salt
9 pepper
io serving dish
serviette / napkin
•2 serviette / napkin ring
13 tray
u coaster

CUTLERY
22 fork
A] CROCKERY 23 knife
24 dessertspoon
15 mug
25 teaspoon
16 jug
26 soup spoon
17 wine glass
18 cup
19 saucer
20 bowl
21 plate

What do you do with a place A What do you do with a Questions for discussion
mat? B You 1 Which of these things are used for serving
You put your plate on it. food?
A Where's the
Where's the teaspoon? B It's of the ... 2 Which of these things do you use for drinking? 15
It's to the right of the dessert spoon. 3 Which of these things are used for eating?
2.8 THE NURSERY AND BABY ACCESSORIES
1 teat
2 (baby) bottle
3 (baby) cup ■
4 (box of) tissues
5 dummy
6 mobile
7 soft toy
8 teddy bear
9 cot
10 baby sling
11 baby carrier
12 sterilizer
13 potty •o
14 (baby) wipes
15 changing mat
16 nappy
17 car seat

18 high chair
19 bib
20 bouncer
21 pushchair (buggy)
22 pram
23 (baby) clothes
24 intercom

Where's the baby? (11) A Where's the baby? Questions for discussion
He's in his baby carrier. B He s / She s in / on his / her ■) which of these things can a baby sit or lie in?

Where's the baby? (18) 2 Which of these things are used for feeding a
He's in his high chair. baby?
 THE UTILITY ROOM

Where are the dirty clothes? A Where is / are the ? Questions for discusswr
They're in the laundry basket. B It's / They're on / in / next to the 1 .Yho sees re :< -
What do you do with a mop? A What do you do with a ? 2 ::: ::
You mop the floor. B You 3 -o :~T- : . . T
-- -
2.10 THE GARDEN
1umbrella /
2 patio
3 (patio) chair
4 (patio) table
5 flowerbed
6 lawn
7 pond
8 sun lounger
9 barbecue
10 bush
11 garden shed
12 tree
13 greenhouse
14 hedge
15 swing
16 vegetable garden
17 border

FLOWERS
18 lily
19 pansy
20 tulip
21 petunia
22 geranium
23 iris
24 chrysanthemum
25 daffodil
26 hyacinth
27 snapdragon
28 daisy
29 orchid
30 rose

I
Where's the table? (4)
It's on the patio, to the right of the lawn.
Where's the swing? (15)
It's on the lawn, next to the fence.
.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
A Where's the garden shed?
B I* s
A Where's the
B s
?
Questions for discussion
1 Do you have a garden?
2 What are your favourite flowers?
3 Describe your ideal garden.
 1 lawn mower
2 watering can
3 seeds
4 seed trays
5 hedge trimmer
6 secateurs
7 shears
8 gardening gloves
9 trowel
10 slug pellets
11 potting shed >

12 compost
13 rake J
14 fork
15 spade
H
16 wheelbarrow
17
18
fence
pot /tub W
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19
20
hose / hosepipeÿ
fertiliser \ 1 7 1

21 tap fa oojjsjgjp Vr &

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22 sprinkler
23 tie up a branch
24 dig the soil
25 water the plants
26 plant flowers
:7 weed the flowerbed
28 prune a shrub
29 mow the lawn

I want to prune some shrubs. A I want to Questions far asossor

You need shears or a hedge trimmer. B You need la)
(a)
What do I need to plant a flower?
You need fresh soil and a trowel to dig A What do I need to 2 Ic o; « icrartre'
a hole. B You need —
 2.12 FLOOR PLAN OF A HOUSE
1 stairs
2 ground floor
3 first floor
4 attic / loft
5 airing cupboard
6 second floor
7 ceiling
8 landing
9 floor
10 upstairs
11 downstairs
12 cellar / basement
13 utility room (see p. 1 7)
14 kitchen (see p. 10)
15 dining room (see p. 1 5)

16 stair cupboard 21 bathroom (see p. 12)

17 study 22 en suite shower room
18 hallway 23 bedroom
19 living room / lounge / 24 master bedroom (see p. 1 3)
sitting room (see p. 1 4) 25 window
20 toilet 26 wall

Has your home got a kitchen / attic? A Has your home got a ? Questions for discussion
Yes, it has. / No, it hasn't. B Yes, it has. / No, it hasn't. 1 Which of these things are common in
How many bedrooms has your A How many homes in your country?
20 home got? has your home got? 2 Draw a floor plan of your home and
It's got two. B It's got describe it.
 AT HOME / HOUSEWORK 3.1

i make the bed

: make breakfast
; feed the dog
- take the children to school

: take the bus to school

6 hoover / vacuum
7 sweep
8 wash the floor
9 dust
10 iron
11 sew
12 feed the baby
13 wash the dishes
14 load the dishwasher
15 pick up the children

16 walk the dog

17 go shopping
18 cook / make
lunch / dinner
19 do the laundry
20 study
21 do homework

Did you feed the dog this A Did you wash the floor this morning / yesterday? Questions for discussion
morning? B Yes, I did. / No, I didn't. 1 iv-

A Did you this morning /

Did you go shopping yesterday? yesterday? 2 ch acvt>es dc
•
Vo. didn't B os-«?
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 JOBS 1 33

Who do you think has

the most difficult / the
easiest job?
- farmer. I A motorcycle
courier.
...................
A Who do you think has the most

B A / An
job / the est job?
Questions for discussion
Choose three oos
1 Do you cncv. s' .ore
2 .’.-s* :_e oes ::
ooes rese cos?
-eec *r "ese obs? 23
 i vet, veterinarian AmE
2 nurse
3 doctor
4 pharmacist
5 fire fighter
6 scientist
7 optician
8 dentist
9 barrister / awyer
10 judge
11 postman / postwoman
12 police officer
13 lecturer
14 teacher
15 nursery assistant

Who do you think has A Who do you think has the most Questions for discussion
the most interesting / job? Choose three jobs:
boring job? B
A vet. / A teacher. 1 Do you know anyone who does these jobs?
24 2 What qualifications do you need for these
jobs?
 n receptionist
12 factory worker / blue-collar worker
13 office worker / white-collar worker
14 call centre operator
15 photographer
16 hairdresser
17 artist
18 draughtsman

...........................
19 architect

What do reporters do?

They tell people about events.
Would you like to be a
A What do
B They
..........................
.............
A Would you like to be a / an
do?

?
20 designer

Questions for discussion

Which of the jobs on pages 23-26:
1 involve hard physical work?
reporter? B Yes, I would. / No, I wouldn't. 2 are creative?
Yes, I would. / No, I wouldn't.
i train driver 11 computer programmer
2 childminder / nanny 12 software engineer
3 cleaner 13 computer technician
4 social worker 14 technical support
5 traffic warden engineer
6 midwife 15 help desk operator
7 care worker 16 bus driver
8 paramedic 17 plasterer
9 network engineer 18 labourer
10 IT workers 19 security guard
 • desk tidy
2 calendar I
3 noticeboard ItlEOR**"
4 electric typewriter
5 (desk) lamp
6 computer
7 desk
swivel chair

-
8
V
9 telephone
10 in tray
11 out tray
12 files
13
14
paper clip holder
paper clips
f
.vu*-—

llm
_
15 desk diary notepad
16 Sellotape™ (ball point) pen / biro™
17 correction fluid / hole-punch
Tipp-Ex'M BrE stapler
18 Post-it™ notes fax machine
franking machine
photocopier
pencil
elastic band / rubber band
rubber
wastepaper basket / bin
ring binder
folder
plastic wallet
highlighter

Why do people use paper clips?
They use them to fasten sheets of
paper together.
A Why do people use Sellotape™? Questions for discussion
B They use it to 1 Which items need electricity?
A Why do people use ? 2 Which items fix things together?
B They use them / it to 3 Which items do you have in yoar hot? 27
 3.5 OFFICE ACTIVITIES
1 take notes
2 type
3 staple documents togethe-
4 fill in a form
5 sign a letter
6 note appointments
7 file papers
8 filing cabinet
9 photocopy a letter
10 send a fax / fax a documen
1ÿ answer the phone
12 print a hard copy
13 greet visitors
14 offer refreshments
15 write a memo
16 send an e-mail

What's she doing? (1) A What's she doing? (7) Questions for discussion
She's taking notes. B She's 1 Which of these activities would a manager do?
What's he doing? (11) A What's he / she doing? 2 Which of these activities would an assistant do?
28 He's answering the phone. B He’s / She's 3 Which of these activities are boring?
 1
i mallet
2 toolbox
3 tape measure
-i saw
5 Hacksaw
3 power saw
'
Stanley knife”'
3 hammer
9 nails
: screwdriver
•1 screws
t2 nut
i3 bolt
4 washer

hatchet / axeÿÿJ
bradawl
square
power / electric drill
(drill) bits
pliers
15 workbench
(adjustable) spanner
16 plane
file
17 sandpaper
wrench
18 chisel
paintbrush
19 vice
(paint) pot
hook
(paint) tray
(paint) roller
paint

What's this? (8) A What's this? / What are these? Questions for discussion
It's a hammer. B It's (a) / They're Which things would you need if you wanted to:
What are these? (11) 1 make a cupboard?
They're screws. 2 paint your living room? 29
BIN A FACTORY
1 (assembly) line
2 machine
3 worker
4 work station
5 time clock
6 time card
7 forklift

9 conveyor belt
10 safety goggles
11 first-aid kit
12 fire extinguisher
13 hand truck
14 warehouse
15 loading dock / bay
16 freight lift
17 foreman

What are time cards? A What are .... .? / What's a Questions for discussion
They're cards that show how many 7
1 Which of these objects are used for carrying
hours a worker works. B They're / It's a . that / where things?
What's a warehouse? 2 Which of these things are necessary for safety?
30
It's a place where things are stored.
 ON A CONSTRUCTION SITE 3.8

crane
scaffolding
adder writt
HIM m”ri
construction worker mn m” f
1,i

nard hat ””
tool belt
girder
hook
excavation site
dumper truck
cement mixer
cement
digger / excavator
ear protectors / defenders
wheelbarrow
pneumatic drill
brick
trowel
bulldozer
sledgehammer
two-way radio
spirit level
pickaxe
shovel

Have you ever used a shovel? A Have you ever used / operated a Questions for discussion
Yes, I have. 7 1 Which of these things do people dm*?
B Yes, I have. No, I haven't.
Have you ever operated a crane? 2 Which of these r ~ a* e a

H
No, I haven't. 3 Which of thee t •
. •
B IN A HOTEL
1 three-star hotel
2 chambermaid
3 foyer
4 checking in
5 reception
6 checking out
7 receptionist
8 guest
9 concierge
10 bar
11 restaurant

12 lift,
elevator AmE
13 porter
14 suitcase
15 double room
16 bathroom
17 twin room
18 room key
19 trouser press
20 room service
21 conference
room

UJ

Can I have a twin room for tonight, please? A Can I .... Questions for discussion
Certainly, sir. please? 1 What's the difference between checking in and
g
Can I check out, please? checking out?
32 Certainly, madam. 2 You are staying in a five-star hotel. What would
you expect to have in the hotel and your room?
1 suspect
2 police officer
3 handcuffs
4 evidence
5 courtroom
6 witness
7 court reporter
8 judge
9 barrister
10 jury
11 defendant
12 guard

13 solicitor
14 prison
15 prison officer
16 inmate
•7 verdict

Who helps a crime suspect? A Who gives evidence in a courtroom? Questions for discussion
A solicitor. B A 1 Is the legal system in your count', tne sa~e as
Who listens to the evidence A Who ? this?
in a courtroom? B A /The 2 What can people do to protea themselves and
The judge and jury. their property?
 4.1 PARTS OF THE BODY 1

Have you ever broken your wrist? A Have you ever broken your ankle? Questions for discussion
Yes, I broke it a few years ago. B 1 What are the five senses and which body
Have you ever injured your back? A Have you ever broken / injured part is used by each?
No, never. your... ? 2 Some of these words are used in different
34 B contexts, e.g., a chair has arms, legs and a
back. Can you think of other examples?
 PARTS OF THE BODY 2 Qÿj
1 forehead
2 temple
3 eyebrow
4 eyelid
5 eyelash
6 pupil
7 cheek

8 tongue
9 tooth

10 brain
11 throat
12 vein
13 artery
14 lung
15 heart
16 liver
17 stomach
18 kidney
19 small intestine
20 large intestine
21 fatty tissue
22 muscles

23 skeleton
24 skull
25 breastbone
26 ribs
27 spine / backbone
28 pelvis / hip-bone
29 kneecap

35
 PHYSICAL DESCRIPTIONS
1 black hair
2 blond / fair hair
3 red / ginger hair
4 brown / dark hair
5 long hair
6 short hair
7 shoulder-length
hair
8 shaved / cropped
hair
9 straight hair
10 wavy hair
11 curly hair

12 pony tail
13 plait
14 braids
15 parting
16 fringe
17 sideburns
18 goatee
19 stubble

20 moustache
21 beard
22 bald
23 short
24 tall
25 slim
26 overweight

What does she look like? (11)
She's got curly, shoulder-length hair.
What does he look like? (25)
36 He's slim and tall, and he's got short,
blond hair.
A What does she look like? (3) Questions for discussion
B She 1 What do you look like?
A What does he I she look like? 2 Are you happy with the way you
B He /She look?
What’s he doing? (8) A What's he / she doing? / What are Questions for discussion
He’s crying. they doing? 1 What do you do wher .'Ou 'e excted7
What are they doing? (17) B He / She's . . / They're 2 What do you do wher you're unhappy?
’Tiey're shaking hands. 37
 4.3 VERBS OF ACTION 2

Give me that bag.
Don't open your book.
Fold the paper, but don't cut it.
38
A Take a piece of paper. Pick up your
pen. Draw a tree. Don't write your
name.
Questions for discussion
1 Do you know how to make simple origami?
Try to give some instructions.
2 How do you make tea or coffee? Take turns
to give and follow instructions.
 AT THE HAIRDRESSER'S AND THE BEAUTY SALON |Q|
assistant
: wash / shampoo
3 rinse
- washbasin
s hairdresser
: towel dry

7 gown
8 CUt
•
blow-dry Jj
■o mirror
' highlights u
2 style
:• nai r colour
- perm
; braiding

16 beading 21 comb
17 styi-g mousse 22 hairbrusn
18 hairspray 23 styling crush
19 ha r wax 2-J nairdryer
20 roller 25 hanCJ rr'.rrOr
26 sossors

:7 height-adjustable chair
28 footrest
29 couch
30 beautician
31 hot wax
32 (neck and shoulder) massage
33 facial
34 towel

What's hairspray used for?
•'s used for fixing hairstyles.
What are scissors used for?
"hey’re used for cutting hair.
A What are rollers used for? Questions for discussion
B They're used for 1 What does the hairdresser usually do to your
A What's (a) / What are used hair?
for? 2 Which of these things do you have at home? 39
B It's / They're used for
Q HAIRSTYLINGL MAKE-UP AND MANICURE

0COSMETICS / MAKE-UP
1 eyeliner
2 eyebrow pencil
3 eye shadow
4 base / foundation
5 blusher / rouge
6 brush
7 lipstick
8 mascara
9 moistunser

_B_ MANICURE ITEMS

10 nail clippers
11 nail scissors
12 emery board
13 nail file
14 nail polish / varnish

[c] TOILETRIES
15 electric shaver
16 shaving gel
17 aftershave
18 razor
19 razor blade
20 shampoo
21 conditioner
22 perfume
23 cologne
24 tweezers
25 comb
26 hairbrush
27 hairdryer

Questions for discussion

eye shadow? B I never / rarely / sometimes / often / always 1 Which of these things are commonly used by
I never use eye shadow. use (a) both men and women?
I often use eye shadow.
2 Which of these things usually smell nice?
 1 she's got toothache
2 she's got stomachache
3 he's got a headache
4 he's got flu / a cold
5 he's got a sore throat
6 he's got a cough
7 he's hurt his hand
8 he's got backache
9 she's got a temperature
10 he's broken his leg
H she's got a nose bleed
12 she's fallen over
13 he's sprained his ankle

14 bruise
•s sunburn
i6 scratch
17 cut
18 graze
19 scar
20 insect bite
21 rash
22 black eye
23 blood

What's the matter with her? (2)
She's got stomachache.
What's wrong with him? (10)
He's broken his leg.
A What's the matter / Questions for discussion
What's wrong with him / her? 1 When was the last time you were ill? What was
B He /She’s the matter?
2 What's the best way to stay healthy? 41
5.2 MEDICINE: AT THE CHEMIST'S
For irritated eyes
1 eye drops

For a cough
2 throat lozenges
3 cough mixture

For an insect bite

4 cream
5 spray

For hayfever / allergy

6 antihistamme tablets

For a cold
7 cold remedy
8 tissues

For cracked lips

9 lip bairn

For a temperature
10 thermometer

For a headache
11 pamkiller

For stomachache
12 antacid / Ai<a-Se tze'

For a cut
13 (sticking) plaster

For a graze
14 gauze (pad)
15 plasters

I've got a cough.
You should take some cough
medicine.
I've got a cut.
You should use some plaster.
A I've got irritated eyes. Questions for discussion
B You should use 1 Which of these things do you have at home?
A I've got (a / an) 2 Which of these things would you take on
B You should take / use some / a / an holiday with you?
 MEDICAL CARE
THE DOCTOR'S SURGERY
doctor / general practitioner (GP)
2 X-ray
3 examination couch

—
Metres
4 patient
3
5 height chart
6 scales
7 nurse 0 Z
8 medical records
9 blood pressure gauge
10 prescription
n stethoscope

2.5-
MEDICAL SPECIALISTS
cardiologist
■3 osteopath
ear, nose, throat @
specialist
•5 paediatrician
: physiotherapist
■7 obstetrician/
gynaecologist
: ophthalmologist
chiropodist 2 -
counsellor /
therapist
dietician
dermatologist

What's a cardiologist? A What's a / an Questions for discussion

- cardiologist is a doctor who treats B A is a , who / 1 When do you go to your doctor's surgery?
c'obiems of the heart. that
2 Have you ever v isited any of these specialists?
U AT THE HOSPITAL

0HOSPITAL WARD
1 nurse
2 consultant
3 patient
4 waiting room
5 (hospital) trolley
6 (hospital) porter
7 X-rays
8 injection
9 needle
10 syringe
11 scanner
12 stitches
13 crutch
14 plaster cast
15 sling
16 surgical collar
17 wheelchair
18 medical chart

Why are you wearing a plaster cast? A Why are you wearing / using Questions for discussion
Because I broke my arm. ? / Why did What happens if you go to hospital with:
they give you
Why did they give you a surgical collar? 1 a broken leg?
B Because
Because I hurt my neck. 2 a bad cut on your arm?
 DENTAL AND EYE CARE 5.5

1 dentist
2 dental nurse
3 patient
4 lamp
5 (oral) hygienist
6 basin
7 drill
8 dentures
9 orthodontist p
-i
10 mouthwash
11 dental floss
12 toothpaste
13 toothbrush
14 toothpick
15 mirror
16 decay
17 tooth
18 gum
19 plaque
20 back teeth
21 front teeth fotol core
22 filling
23 brace W

How often do you see a dentist?
times a year.
How often do you use mouthwash?
Once a day.
A How often do you use eye drops? Questions for discussion
B Twice a year. 1 When did you last visit a dentist?
A How often do you 2 What did he / she do?
B Once / Twice / Three times a 3 Do you regularly visit an optician?
I Never.

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OUTDOOR CLOTHING
1 anorak
2 coat n
3 umbrella jk
4 raincoat I
5 cagoule
6 jacket
7 scarf
8 gloves
9 fleece

HATS 12 sunhat
10 hat .13 rainhat
11 baseball cap 14 beret

SWEATERS
15 crewneck jumper /
sweater
16 poloneck jumper /
sweater
17 V-neck jumper /
sweater
18 cardigan
19 hooded top /
hoodie

Do you prefer coats or jackets? A Do you prefer Questions for discussion

I prefer jackets. or ? 1 Which of these things do you need in wet or cold
B I prefer weather?
Do you prefer sweaters or
cardigans? 2 Which of these things do you have at home?
I prefer sweaters.
 MEN'S AND WOMEN'S WEAR 2 6.1

FOOTWEAR
1 walking boots
2 boots
3 wellingtons, wellies
4 shoes
5 trainers, sneakers AmE
6 court shoes, pumps AmE
7 sandals
8 slippers
9 flip-flops, thongs AmE

FORMAL WEAR
10 suit
11 jacket
12 blouse
13 skirt
u dress
15 cocktail dress
16 evening gour oa gc.. '

NIGHTCLOTHES
17 nightdress / nightie
18 dressing gown
19 pyjamas
20 bathrobe

UNDERWEAR
21 ankle socks
22 slip
23 bra
24 knickers, panties AmE
25 camisole
26 tights
27 stockings

What colour is the evening gown?
It's blue.
What colour are the ankle socks?
They're blue and black.
A What colour is / are the
?
B It's /They’re (light / dark)
Questions for discussion
1 Which of these things are only worn at home?
2 In your opinion, which type of clothes look best
on a woman? 47
 6.1 MEN'S AND WOMEN'S WEAR 3

CASUAL WEAR
22 sweatshirt
23 jeans
24 T-shirt
25 shorts
26 dungarees
27 polo shirt
28 trousers, pants AmE

. .. ........ ... ............. .. ..

29 jacket

What's she wearing? (1) (2) A What's he wearing? (24) (25) Questions for discussion
She’s wearing a purple sweatshirt and jeans. B He's wearing a and 1 Describe the clothes that you
What's he wearing? (27) (28) A What's he / she wearing? usually wear.
48 He's wearing a red polo shirt and light- B He's / She's wearing and 2 Which type of clothes look
coloured trousers. best on a man?
 MEN'S AND WOMEN'S WEAR 4 6.1

SPORTSWEAR
1 tracksuit
2 cycling shorts
3 bikini
4 singlet / running vest
5 running shorts
6 swimming trunks
7 swimming
costume / swimsuit

Mr

OTHER TYPES OF CLOTHING

8 kaftan
5 hijab / headscarf
io jilbab
11 sari
12 African dress
'3 shalwar kameez
*4 kurta
*5 kilt
’6 turban
 DESCRIBING CLOTHES
PARTS OF CLOTHES AND SHOES
1 lapel
2 collar
3 sleeve
4 hood
5 shoelace
6 buckle
7 heel
8 sole
9 hemline
10 button
11 buttonhole
12 pocket

13 seam
14 zip
15 cuff
16 waistband

SHAPES
17 short-sleeved
18 long-sleeved
19 wide
20 narrow /m
21 loose
22 tight
23 baggy
> 1 I

Can a dress have pockets? A Can (a) have Questions for discussion
Yes, it can. 1 Do you prefer shoes with high heels or low heels?
B Yes, it / they can. / No, it / they can't.
Can shorts have a hood? 2 Do you prefer jackets with wide or narrow lapels?
50 No, they can’t. 3 Do you prefer long-sleeved or short-sleeved shirts?
 COLOURS AND PATTERNS 6.3

COLOURS
1 white
2 light blue
3 yellow
4 navy blue
5 camel
6 pink
7 brown
8 green
9 purple
10 beige
11 cream
12 blue
13 red
14 grey
15 orange
16 black
17 turquoise

PATTERNS
18 striped
19 spotted
20 patterned
21 plain
22 tartan
23 checked

Which colours do you like? A Which do you like? Questions for discussion
Yellow and red. B The one (and the 1 Which of these colours and patterns do you often
one). wear?
Which fabric do you like?
The tartan one. 2 Describe what the person next to you is wearing. 51
 FABRICS, SEWING AND KNITTING

1 pattern
2 iron-on tape
3 Velcro™
4 scissors
5 needle
6 thread
7 sewing basket
8 tape measure
9 pm cushion
10 wool
11 knitting needle
12 thimble 22 sewing machine
13 hook and eye 23 safety pin
14 press stud (popper) 24 sequins
15 polyester 25 pin
16 denim 26 rip / tear
17 cotton
27 stain
18 leather
28 dressmaker
19 wool
29 tailor
20 linen
30 broken zip
21 silk
31 missing button

52
What is Velcro™ used for?
It s used to join two pieces of fabric
together.
What are sequins used for?
They’re used to decorate fabrics.
.............
A What is / are (a)
used for?
B Its / They re used to
Questions for discussion
■) which of the things do you have at home?

2 what should you do for each of the problems

(26,27,30,31)?
A] JEWELLERY
1 money clip
2 cuff link
3 tie clip
4 watch
5 handkerchief
6 chain
7 brooch
8 necklace
9 earring
10 ring
11 pearls
12 hair slide EMETALS
13 bracelet 14 gold
15 silver

0GEMS
16 diamond
17 emerald
18 ruby
19 amethyst
20 sapphire
D_ ACCESSORIES
21 topaz
22 braces, suspenders AmE
23 shoulder bag
24 document case
Bfl
organise" H
26 make-ÿc cag H
27 shopping cag H
28 handbag
29 clutch bag
30 key ring
31 scarf '*'0ÿ
32 briefcase

34 purse

A That's a nice / Those are nice Questions for discussion

agree. / I disagree. I don't like it. In your opinion, which of these things:
B I agree / disagree. I don't like it / them.
Those are nice earrings. 1 are expensive?
agree. / 1 disagree. I don't like them. 2 are useful?
 7.1 EDUCATION IN GREAT BRITAIN

Stages in Education
Foundation: ages 3 to end of reception
nursery or pre-school
Primary (children aged 5 to 11)
Key Stage 1 Year 1 5-6 years old
Year 2 6-7 years old
Key Stage 2 Year 3 7-8 years old
Year 4 8-9 years old
Year 5 9-10 years old
Year 6 10-1 1 years old
1 nursery schoo ore-school
2 primary schoc Secondary (students aged 11 to 18) Qualifications
Key Stage 3 Year 7 1 1-12 years old
Year 8 12-13 years old
Year 9 13-14 years old
Key Stage 4 Year 10 14-15 years old GCSE (General Certificate of Secondary Education)
Year 11 15-16 years old GNVQ (General National Vocational Qualification)
Key Stage 5 (non compulsory)
Year 12 16-17 years old AS-level (Advanced Subsidary), A-level (Advanced
Year 13 17-18 years old Level)

3 secondary school
4 boarding schoo
5 dormitory
6 A-level student

7 university
8 university graduates

University Qualifications
Undergraduate qualifications HND Higher National Diploma
(after 2-4 years) Dip HE Diploma of Higher Education
BA Bachelor of Arts
BSc Bachelor of Science
BEd Bachelor of Education

Postgraduate qualifications PGCE Postgraduate Certificate of Education

(2 years + after the first degree) MA Master of Arts
MSc Master of Science
MEd Master of Education
MBA Master of Business Administration
MPhil Master of Philosophy
PhD Doctor of Philosophy

The tables show a simplified structure and only the main qualifications.

54
 PLAYGROUND AND PRE-SCHOOL
1 kite
2 swings
3 roundabout
4 scooter
5 slide
6 tricycle
7 bench
8 doll's pram
9 sandpit
10 sand
11 climbing frame
12 seesaw
13 skateboard
14 roller skates
15 doll

16 pre- School

’8 colouring boo<
19 book
20 crayons
21 Da
22 paintbox
23 rounoed scissors
24 glue
25 bo id'og blocks / bricks
25 jigsaw puzzle

What colour is the scooter?
It's blue and yellow.
What colour are the building blocks?
They're yellow, red, green and blue.
A What colour is/are the Questions for discussion
? 1 Which of these games are usually played
B It's/They're
indoors?
2 Which of these things did you like playing
with / on when you were little?
 THE SCHOOL

THE CLASSROOM
1 compass
2 exercise book
3 ruler
4 pencil
5 pencil sharpener
11 teacher
6 rubber 12 desk
7 protractor
13 textbook
8 set-square
14 pupil
9 (ballpoint) pe"
15 wall chart
biro'“
10 calculator _ 16
17
whiteboard
whiteboard ma''i
18 blackboard
IWJ cKapte- e page IS 19 chalk
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TECHNOLOGY IN THE
THE SCIENCE LAB CLASSROOM
30 CD player
20 measuring cylinder
31 DVD player
21 test tubes
32 computer
22 safety glasses
33 language lab booth
23 pipette
34 overhead projector
24 measuring beaker
25 bunsen burner
26 tongs

THE GYM
27 wall bars
28 mat
29 (pommel) horse
 SCHOOL SUBJECTS
PRIMARY SCHOOL AND
SECONDARY SCHOOL
1 maths
2 science
3 music
4 PE (physical education)
5 history
6 English
7 RE (religious education)
8 art
9 geography
•Q IT (information technology)
•1 PCSE / citizenship

nov*k wen no* considered the

profession of o lody, so in
1811 she published her
first novel, Sense ond
Sensibility, anonymously.
She wrote Five more .
novels, including Pride ond /
Prefudtce ond Prrsuasion
before she died in 1817

SECONDARY SCHOOL ONLY

12 chemistry
13 physics
•4 design and technology
is biology
•5 performing arts (drama)
17 sociology
*8 business studies
19 Latin
20 Spanish
21 French
22 German

Do you like science at school?
'.o, I don't.
Did you like music at school?
Yes, I did.
A Do / Did you like
school?
B Yes, I do. / No, I don't. /
Yes, I did. / No, I didn't.
at Questions for discussion
1 What subjects do schoolchildren study in your
country?
2 What exams do they take in your country?
COLLEGE, ADULT EDUCATION, LIBRARY
[A] TUTORIAL
1 lecturer's / tutor's
office
2 tutor

[ ] CAMPUS
1
3 student we *are
office
4 cafetena

E LECTURE
5 lecture r a
6 lecturer

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English

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ATLAS

LIBRARY 10 lending desk 13 librarian 17 library card 21 microfiche reader

7 reference section 11 shelves 14 encyclopedia 18 periodical section 22 library assistant
8 information section 12 public Internet 15 dictionary 19 journal 23 photocopier
9 information desk computer 16 atlas 20 microfiche

What's a microfiche? A What’s a cafeteria? Questions for discussion

It's a sheet of microfilm that can contain many B What must you do in a library if you want to:
pages of printed materials.
A What's a / an ? 1 take out a book?
What’s an information desk? B It's a / an that / 2 look for some information?
It's a place where students can ask the where / who
librarian for help.
 1 cabbage
2 pumpkin
3 red cabbage
4 swede
5 carrot
6 leek
7 turnip M
8 onion
9 cauliflower
10 broccoli
11 parsnip
12 brussels sprout
13 cucumber
H sweetcorn / corn on the cob
15 beetroot
16 courgette
17 spinach
18 watercress
19 runner bean
20 mushroom
21 spring onion
22 potato
23 tomato A

24 asparagus
25 lettuce
26 French bean
27 aubergine
28 peas
29 celery
30 garlic
31 radish
green pepper
33 red pepper
34 chilli (pepper)

Do you ever buy watercress?
Yes, I do.
Do you ever grow tomatoes?
No, I don't.
A Do you ever buy / grow / eat Questions for discussion
7 1 Which of these vegetables grow in your country or
B Yes, I do. / No, I don't. region?
2 Which can you eat without cooking? 59
8.1 VEGETABLES 2

1 broad bean
2 butternut squash
3 celenac
4 fennel
s sweet potato
6 yam
7 okra
8 pak choi
9 artichoke
erusalem artichoke

FRESH HERBS
11 basil
12 chives
13 coriander
14 dill
15 parsley
16 rosemary
17 mint
18 oregano
19 sage
20 tarragon
 5

1 grapefruit 8 blackcurrant 18 lychee

2 satsuma 9 redcurrant 19 grape
3 clementine 10 cherry 20 avocado
4 lemon 11 starfruit 21 kiwi fruit
5 lime 12 papaya 22 banana
6 orange 13 pineapple
7 tangerine 14 mango
15 melon
16 gooseberry
17 blueberry

27 peach
28 raspberry ■
29 rhubarp *3
30 nectarine
31 watermelon
32 apricot
pear 33 pomegranate
apple 34 guava
plum 35 passion fruit
strawberry 36 cranberries

37 hazelnut "
38 walnut 43 raisin
Brazil nut 44 fig
40 coconut prune
45

..........................
cashew nut

............................
.............
41
46 date
42 peanut

Do you prefer apples or pears? A Do you prefer or Questions for discussion

i prefer pears. ? 1 Which of these fruits grow in your
B I prefer 1 1 don't like either. country or region?
What's your favourite fruit?
love blueberries. A What's your favourite fruit? 2 Which of these fruits are available in
B I love your country throughout the year?
 8.3 AT THE SUPERMARKET 1
CHECKOUT AREA
1 cashier
2 customer / shopper
3 conveyor belt
4 trolley
5 aisle
6 self-checkout area
7 carrier bag /
shopping bag
8 shopping
9 checkout desk

FROZEN FOODS
10 pizza
11 chips
12 ice cream
13 fish fingers
14 peas
15 burgers

DAIRY PRODUCTS
16 milk
17 cream
18 cheese
19 butter
20 eggs
21 yoghurt / yogurt
22 margarine

TINNED / BOTTLED FOOD

23 sweetcorn
24 baked beans
25 corned beef
26 soup
27 tuna
28 honey
29 chopped tomatoes

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 AT THE SUPERMARKET 2 83

DRY GOODS
i pasta "y organic
U'McJraut
2 couscous cous
rice
3
4 coffee 1
* "Ev*n*iay
fNl||||
5 cocoa
6 herbal tea
7 tea
8 biscuits
9 oats
10 flour
11 cereal

CONDIMENTS
12 mayonnaise
13 sugar
14 ketchup
15 vinegar
16 mustard
17 salad dressing DRINKS
18 herbs and spices 22 white wine
19 oil 23 beer
20 salt 24 red wine
21 pepper 25 lemonade
26 orange juice
27 cola
HOUSEHOLD (
,»u« 2S mineral water
PRODUCTS
29 bin bags
30 dog food w—
31 cat food
=2 washing powder
i washing capsules
;4 washing liquid
washing-up liquid

What do we need today? A What do we need today? Questions for discussion

We need some biscuits and
some washing powder, but
we don't need any bin bags.
B We need but we don’t need What would you buy to:
B We need some but we don't need any 1 make breakfast?
2 do some washing? 63
 8.4 SUPERMARKET COUNTERS
MEAT
i sausage
2 minced beef
3 chicken leg
4 bacon
5 turkey
6 leg of lamb
7 beef joint
8 pork chops
9 lamb chops
10 steak
11 liver
12 stewing oee;

DELICATESSEN
13 blue cheese
14 Swiss cheese
15 brie
16 co es aw
17 hummous
18 taramasalata
19 smoked ham
20 ham
21 pie
22 kabanos
23 sa ami
24 chonzo

FISH AND SEAFOOD BAKERY

25 whole trout 32 wholemeal bread
26 salmon steaks 33 bagel
27 cod fillet 34 cake
28 prawns 35 white bread
29 lobster 36 pitta bread
30 crab 37 baguette
31 mussels 38 naan bread

64
 AT THE RESTAURANT 1 8.5
i waiter 3 wine list
2 menu 4 dessert trolley

STARTERS / HORS D'CEUVRES

5 tomato soup
s melon and parma ham
7 chicken liver patd
8 prawn cocktail
9 smoked salmon
 8.5 AT THE RESTAURANT 2
SIDE VEGETABLES
1 roast potatoes
2 mixed vegetables
3 carrots
4 sweetcorn
5 peas
6 side salad
- DESSERTS
7 cream
8 ice cream
9 cheesecake
10 (chocolate) gateau
11 tiramisu
12 panna cotta
13 apple pie
u halva
15 baklava
16 turkish delight

DRINKS
17 coffee
18 tea
19 milk
20 fizzy mineral water
21 still mineral water
22 white wine
23 champagne
24 red wine
©

.....
...............
Are you ready to order? Are you ready to order? Questions for discussion
Yes, I'd like tomato soup and moussaka, Yes, I’d like and... 1 When you eat out, do you normally eat a starter,
please. please. a main course and dessert?
66 What would you like to drink? What would you like to drink? 2 Which of the foods on the last two pages would
Some red wine, please. Some , please. you eat?
 FAST FOOD AND SNACKS 8.6

1 mustard
2 tomato ketchup
3 sachet of pepper
4 sachet of salt
5 (paper) napkin
6 cola
7 cheeseburger
8 beefburger / hambi
9 straw
10 milk shake
11 fizzy drink
12 orange juice
13 smoothie
14 hot dog
15 chips / French fries
16 cone
17 ice cream

18 gherkins
19 olives
20 peanuts
21 Crisps, Chips AmE
22 nuts and raisins

23 doughnut
24 muffin
25 fish and chips
26 vinegar
27 fried chicken
28 ploughman's lunch
29 sweets, candy AmE

30 chicken wrap
31 sausage roll
32 baked potato
33 sushi
34 falafel
35 shish kebab
36 doner kebab
37 samosa

Would you like a hot dog? A Would you like some ketchup? Questions for discussion
Yes, please. B Yes, please. / No, thanks. 1 Which of these things are sweet?
Would you like some sushi? A Would you like a / some 2 Do you dislike any of these things?
No, thanks. 3 How often do you buy fast food? 67
B
 bottle
tin
packet
jar
tub / containe
box
carton
bag
can
six-pack
roll
loaf

13 tube
14 a cupful
15 a teaspoonful
16 a tab esooonful

17 1 metre
18 1 cert metre
19 1 millimetre

20 empty
J 1000-
T13*
-i;
000-

21 one quarter / a quarter <500-

22 one third / a third 26 1 00 grams
23 one half / a half
400-
27 1 kilogram
-S
24 three quarters 28 1,000 millilitres
25 full 29 1 litre

How much milk do we want? A How much do we Questions for discussion

Four litres. / Two cartons. want? / How many Which of these containers can be made of:
of do we want?
How many bottles of cola do we want? 1 paper? 2 plastic?
B
68 Two. 3 glass? 4 metal?
 COOKING 8.8

1 cook
2 wash (salad) ®
3 peel (potatoes)
4 grate (cheese)
5 chop
6 crush (garlic)
7 beat (eggs)
8 cut up
9 rub in (flour and butter)
10 slice
11 grease (a tin)
12 break (an egg)
13 stir
14 mix (ingredients
15 knead (dough)
16 steam gm
17 saute
•3 DO eggs
4L
*9 sac qu o
20 bake
21 pour (water)
22 weigh (beans)
23 stir fry
24 grill
25 roast
26 barbecue
27 measure ing
28 fry (an egg)

What's he doing? (3) A What's she doing? (7) Questions for discussion
He's peeling potatoes. B She's 1 In what different ways can you cook meat?
What's he doing? (15) A What's he / she doing? 2 Explain how you make one of your favourite
He's kneading dough. B He's / She's dishes. 69
 PUBLIC TRANSPORT 9.1

1 railway station
2 dock
3 arrivals and departures board
4 platform entrance
5 passenger
6 train
7 engine
8 carriage
9 track
10 the Underground

16 kiosk
17 timetable
18 barrier
19 tunnel

Shall we go by train? A Shall we go by Questions for discussion

No, let's go by minicab. B No. Let’s go by 1 Which forms of public transport do you use?
How did you get here? A How did you get here? 2 Are taxis quicker than going in your own car?
missed the bus, so I came by taxi. B I missed the so I 71
came by
 8.9 BREAKFAST, LUNCH, DINNER
BREAKFAST
1 porridge
2 cereal
3 bread
4 full cream milk
5 semi-skimmed milk
6 muesli
7 grapefruit
8 tea
9 coffee
10 boiled egg
11 butter
12 toast
13 croissant
14 jam
15 marmalade
16 Engl sh breakfast
LUNCH
17 soup and bread roll
18 cheese on toast
19 ham salad
20 sandwiches

DINNER
21 spaghetti bolognese
22 shepherd's pie
23 sausage, mash and peas
24 fish fingers, chips and baked beans
25 omelette
26 pizza
27 mushroom risotto
28 tacos
29 paella
30 couscous

What would you like for breakfast? A Would you like for Questions for discussion
I'd like some muesli with semi-skimmed B I'd like 1 What's a typical breakfast in your
milk, and tea, please. country?
70 What would you like for dinner? 2 What things do you usually eat for
I'd like sausage and mash, please. dinner?
 9.2 PRIVATE TRANSPORT 1

[A] CARS 0
1 hatchback
2 saloon car
3 estate car
4 people carrier
5 four-wheel drive
6 convertible
7 sports car

CJ OTHER VEHICLE!
11 van
12 caravan
13 minibus
14 lorry, truck AmE
15 tractor
[B]TWO-WHEELED
VEHICLES 16 articulated lorry
17 rickshaw
8 motor scooter
9 bicycle
10 motorbike

HPETROL [§]ENGINE
STATION /
GARAGE 21 distributor
22 cylinder block
18 nozzle
23 air filter
19 petrol pump
24 battery
20 hose

72
 PRIVATE TRANSPORT 2 92

1 rear windscreen
2 rearview mirror
3 brake light
4 boot
5 numberplate
6 bumper
7 exhaust pipe
8 headrest
9 seat belt
10 roof-rack
11 door
12 windscreen wiper
13 wing mirror
14 bonnet
15 headlight
16 indicator
23 ignition
17 sidelight
24 dashboard
18 soft top
25 clutch
19 petrol cap
26 brake
20 wing
27 accelerator
21 wheel
28 steering whee
22 tyre 29 temperature gauge
30 rev counter
31 speedometer
32 T'ue gauge
33 radto , cassette / CD player
>i gsa' e.e' stick, gear shift AmE
3S erectnc •'dow button

What's the matter with the car? A What's the matter / What's wrong Questions for discussion
The exhaust pipe is broken. with the car? 1 Do you have any of these vehicles?
g The is / are broken. /
What's wrong with the car? 2 What repairs has your vehicle had recently?
The doesn't / don't 73
The windscreen wipers don't work. 3 Which of these vehicles are bad for the
work.
environment?
 9.3 ROAD AND ROAD SIGNS

[A] MOTORWAY ©
1 flyover
2 hard shoulder
3 inside lane
4 middle lane
5 outside lane
6 bridge

® DUAL CARRIAGEWAY
7 centra 'ese'. a- : -
8 slip road
9 cat's eyes

You mustn't park on the hard
shoulder if you are on a motorway.
You must give way at a roundabout
74 if a vehicle is going round it.
A You if the traffic Questions for discussion
lights are red. 1 Discuss other things you must and mustn't
A You must / mustn't do if you are driving.
if 2 Do drivers in your country usually stop for
pedestrians at zebra crossings?
 "N

ROAD AND ROAD SIGNS 93

JL LEVEL CROSSING
22 barrier
23 railway track

T\ ROADWORKS
24 traffic cone

G] SIGNS Gerrard’s
25 give way sign Cross
Windsor
26 stop sign
27 road sign
A331
28 no right turn sign Datchet Uxbridge
29 no U-turn sign ( B376 ) Watford
30 no overtaking sign A412
31 steep hill sign
32 no through road sign
33 cyclists only sign

*0 ®
34 slippery road sign
35 roadworks ahead sign
36 roundabout sign
37 level crossing sign

What does this sign mean? (30)
It means that you mustn't overtake.
What does this sign mean? (37)
It means that there's a level crossing.
A What does this sign mean? Questions for discussion
B It means that you must / 1 How are roads and road signs different in your
mustn't / country?
It means that there's a /
2 What do you think drivers and pedestrians
there are 75
should do to prevent road accidents?
M AT THE AIRPORT 1
THE TERMINAL
check-in desk
ticket
departure gates
metal detector
luggage / baggage
porter
luggage trolley
suitcase
flight information screens
security
X-ray scanner
hand luggage
duty-free shop
passport control
passport
immigration officer

information

17 baggage reclaim area

18 baggage carousel
19 boarding pass
20 customs
21 customs officer

MOI

a&i
 AT THE AIRPORT 2 9.4

(A] ON BOARD
1 window
2 window seat
3 aisle seat
4 flight attendant
5 tray
6 armrest
7 cockpit
8 pilot /captain
9 instrument panel
10 co-pilot yffo
11 oxygen mask / -
12 cabin
13 overhead (luggage)
compartment
14 jet engine
15 lifejacket

_B_ THE RUNWAY

16 :a<e-off
17 runway
18 wing
19 tra ler
20 landing
21 tail
22 jet (plane)
23 rotor
24 helicopter
25 control tower
26 air traffic controller
27 hangar

What does an immigration A What does a / an do? Questions for discussion

officer do? B He or she 1 What do you think is the most interesting
He or she examines passports part of the flight?
A Where is / are ?
or ID cards.
B It's / He's / She's / They're in / on / under / 2 What are some of the reasons for flight
Where are the life jackets? behind delays? 77
They're under the seats.
 9.5 WATER TRANSPORT

Have you ever been on a ferry? A Have you ever been on / in a Questions for discussion
Yes, I have. ? Which of these boats do you think is:
B Yes, I have. / No, I haven't.
Have you ever been in a rowing 1 the slowest / fastest?
78 boat? 2 the heaviest?
No, I haven't.
1 customer
2 cashier / bank clerk
3 counter

4 cashpoint
5 cashpoint card / debit card
6 pin number
7 deposit box / slot
8 exchange rates
9 financial adviser
10 online banking

11 paying-in slip depositpoint

12 credit card
13 bank statement
M bank account number
15 bank balance
16 withdrawal slip
17 stub
18 cheque card
19 cheque
20 chequebook

21 cash - §===.
22 fifty pounds / fifty pound note
:3 twenty pounds / twenty pound note
:4 ten pounds /ten pound note
:s five pounds /five pound note
25 two pounds / two pound coin
27 one pound / one pound coin
ffc
23 fifty pence / fifty pence piece V:
2 twenty pence / twenty pence piece \
so ten pence / ten pence piece
■

five pence / five pence piece

22 two pence / two pence piece i
33 one penny / one penny piece

traveller's cheque
22 foreign currency
36 euros
2' US dollars and cents

Can I have thirty pounds, please?
How do you want it?
Three ten pound notes, please.
Here you are.
A Can I have seventy pence, please? Questions for discussion
B How do you want it? 1 What different notes and coins are
A
B
. please. there in your country?
2 How often do you pay by credit card?
 nisplay ticket

16 pedestrian
17 bus lane
18 double yellow line
19 gutter
20 kerb
21 traffic lights
22 red route
23 pavement

80
 1 skyscraper
2 tower block
3 Underground entrance
4 streetlight
s newspaper vendor
6 newspaper stand
7 manhole cover
8 phone box
9 shop
10 flag
11 skyline
12 sky
13 river
14 bridge
15 (litter) bin
16 hoarding / billboard

Is there a river in your town? A Is there a / Are there any Questions for discussion
No, there isn't. in your town / 1 Which of these things do you find in cities in your
city? country?
Are there any skyscrapers in
B Yes, there is. / No, there isn't. /
your city? 2 What is the best thing about living in a big city? 81
Yes, there are. / No, there aren't.
Yes, there are. 3 What is the worst thing about living in a big city?
 10.3 AT THE POST OFFI SViA
1 first class post
2 second class post
3 envelope
4 postmark
5 stamp
6 airmail letter
7 postcard
8 postal order
9 letter
10 (birthday' care
11 delivery
12 postman / postwoman
13 (post of*’ ce cierk
14 scales
15 counter
16 address
17 postcode
18 collection
19 pillar box
20 postbag
21 stamp machine
22 Royal Mail van
23 postbox / letterbox

‘t „
ct< ©

24 Airsure®
25 Recorded Signed For,M
26 Special Delivery,M
27 scissors
28 string
29 parcel, package AmE
30 book of stamps

What's that? (21) A What's that? / What are those? Questions for discussion
It's a stamp machine. B It's a / an / They're Imagine you are in Britain. How would you send these things:
What are those? (7) 1 a cheque to someone in your country?
82 They're postcards. 2 a letter to the USA?
 AT THE NEWSAGENT'S
STATIONERY
1 correction f i>id / T Dp-Ex™ BrE
2 string
3 sticky tape / Se otape
4 rubber
5 drawing pins
6 coloured pen
7 pencil
8 (fountain) pen
9 pen, biro™
10 tube of glue
11 writing paper
12 packet of envelopes

PERIODICALS, BOOKS, ETC

13 matches
14 book of stamps
15 wrapping paper
16 street map
17 newspaper
18 colouring book
19 magazine
20 paperback

CONFECTIONERY
21 bag of sweets
22 packet of crisps
23 bar of chocolate
24 mints
25 chewing gum
26 lollipop
27 fudge
28 box of chocolates

Can I have some string, please? A Can I have one of those Questions for discussion
Here you are. .please? (26) 1 Do you buy any newspapers or
B magazines every week?
Can I have a packet of those crisps, please?
Here you are. 2 Do you buy any sweets every week?
 10.5 AT THE SHOPPING MALL

9 bookshop
10 stationer's
n escalator
12 shoe shop
13 fabric shop
14 electronics shop
15 travel agency
16 cash machine
17 jeweller's
18 card shop
19 fashion store

I need a new laptop. A I need some birthday cards. Questions for discussion
Let's go the electronics shop. B Let's go to the 1 Which of these shops do you go to
I'd like some chocolate. A I need / I'd like a / an / some every week / month?
84 Let's go to the sweet shop. B Let's go to the 2 Do you like or dislike shopping? Why?
 EMERGENCIES
POLICE
1 police station
2 police officer
3 police car

FIRE BRIGADE
4 fire
5 fire fighter
6 water
7 hose
8 fire engine
9 ladder
10 smoke
11 fire extinguisher

AMBULANCE SERVICE
12 road accident
13 injured person
14 paramedic
15 drip
16 ambulance
17 oxygeÿ mask
18 stretch

CALLING FROM A
ROADSIDE PUBLIC PHONE BOX
BREAKDOWN 21 (tele)phone box
19 tow truck 22 receiver
20 roadside assistant 23 number pad
24 phonecard
25 emergency number
26 dialling code
27 international code
28 country code

What should you do if you see a road
accident?
You should phone 999.
What should you do if you see a crime?
You should tell a police officer.
A What should you do if Questions for discussion
? 1 Have you ever been involved in an emergency
B You should situation? Describe what happened.
2 Imagine you have just seen a road accident.
You phone 999 (the emergency services).
Role-play the conversation with a partner.
11.1 TEAM AND SPECTATOR SPORTS 1
[A] CRICKET
1 scoreboard
2 boundary
3 fielder
4 wicket keeper
5 cricket ball
6 wicket
7 batsman
8 (cricket) pitc*-
9 helmet
10 pads
11 bat
12 umpire
13 bails
14 stump
15 bowler

B_ FOOTBALL
16 stadium
17 crowd / fans
18 ceÿre circle
19 halfway line
20 peralty box
21 penalty spot
22 goa
23 goa area
24 goa ne
25 net
26 goa post
27 footba boots
28 yellow card
29 red card
30 referee
31 player / footba er
32 goalkeeper goa e
33 ball

86
 TEAM AND SPECTATOR SPORTS 2 11.1

A] BASKETBALL
1 backboard
□
2 basket
3 basketball
4 (basketball) player

j[]VOLLEYBALL
s volleyball
6 net
7 (volleyball) player

8 glove
9 boxer
10 trunks
11 referee
12 ropes
13 ring

[D]HORSE RACING
14 gate
is racehorse
16 jockey

Which is the best A Which is the best team / Questions for discussion
football team in Spain? Who is the best in 1 Do you do any of these sports?
Barcelona! ?
2 Which of these sports is the most popular in
B
your country?
 11.2 INDIVIDUAL SPORTS 1

STENNIS
1 (tennis) racket / racquet
2 (tennis) ball
3 baseline
4 (tennis) player
5 court
6 net

[B]SQUASH
7 (squash) player
8 (squash > rac<e: racquet
9 (squash ) ba

c_ PING PONG / TABLE TENNIS

10 (ping pong) ball
11 net
12 bat
13 (ping pong) table
14 (ping pong) player

[D] BADMINTON
15 shuttlecock
16 (badminton)
racket / racquet
17 (badminton) player

|T|KARATE
18 black belt

0JUDO
[G]WRESTLING
19 wrestler
20 mat

Would you like to try karate? A Would you like to try ? Questions for discussion
Yes, I would. B Yes, I would. I No, I wouldn't. I I've already 1 Which of these sports do people do indoors?
triec i
Would you like to try 2 Which of these sports are originally from
88 badminton? Asia?
I've already tried it.
 INDIVIDUAL SPORTS 2 11.2

©JOGGING
1 jogger

©RUNNING
2 runner

©CYCLING
3 helmet
4 cyclist
5 wheel
6 bicycle / bike

©HORSE RIDING
7 reins
8 horse
9 rider
10 saddle
11 stirrup

©ARCHERY
12 target
13 bow
14 arrow
15 archer

©GOLF
16 golfer
17 (golf) club
18 green
19 hole
20 (golf) ball

©HANG GLIDING
21 hang glider

©ROLLERBLADING ©CLIMBING
22 helmet 28 climber
23 rollerblader 29 harness
24 pads
25 in-line skate / rollerblade © GYMNASTICS
30 gymnast
©PARACHUTING / SKYDIVING 31 leotard
parachutist / skydiver 32 balance beam
27 parachute

What did you do last weekend?
I did archery.
What did you do on your
holiday?
went horse riding and played golf.
A What did you ? Questions for discussion
B I went / did / 1 Which of these sports need special clothes?
played
2 Choose three sports and describe what
equipment you need to do them.
11.3 WATER S
[A] SWIMMING
1 goggles
2 swimming hat /
3 swimmer
4 swimming pool

[1] SNORKELLING
5 snorkel
6 snorkeller

[C] SCUBA DIVING

7 (air) tank
8 wet suit
9 mask
10 scuba diver

_D_ DIVING
11 diver
12 diving board

[F| FISHING
13 (fishing) line
14 fishing rod
15 fisherman

(E SURFING AND
WIND-SURFING
16 sailboard
17 wind-surfer
18 surfboard
19 surfer J_ SAILING
26 sail
[G] ROWING
27 mast
20 oar sailing boat / yacht,
21 rowing boat
sailboat AmE
22 oarsman /
oarswoman [7] WATER SKIING
29 towrope
[H] CANOEING 30 motorboat
23 paddle 31 water skier
24 canoeist 32 water ski
 WINTER SPORTS 11.4

A SLEDGING
1 sledge
2 snow

J] DOWNHILL SKIING
3 skier
4 pole
5 (ski) boot
6 ski
7 chairlift
8 snowboard

SPEED SKATING
9 speed skater
10 skate
11 ice

SFIGURE SKATING
12 figure skater
13 figure skate
14 blade

Cross-country skiing is A Figure skating is more difficult than Questions for discussion
slower than downhill skiing. 1 Can you do these sports in your country?
Bobsledding is more B is .... 2 Which of these sports can be done both
exciting than figure skating. than indoors and outdoors?
11.5 AT THE GYM

weights
mat
run
running machine / treadm
exercise bike
aerobics
rowing mack
skip
skipping roDe t
throw a Da

bend over

walk

bounce (a ball)

19 kick (a ball)
20 kneel M
21 fall lM
22 do sit-ups
23 do press-ups
24 do a handstand

Questions for discussion

Which of these actions:
1 do you do in tennis?
2 strengthen your legs?
 ■ＪＡ © !>•
°\ " * ■

Z] THEATRE
9 spotlight
10 aisle
11 actor

D OPERA
[EjROCK CONCERT
12 stage set
13 chorus 18 band
u singer 19 singer / vocalist
15 stage
16 orchestra pit (T) CINEMA
17 podium 20 film, movie AmE

When did you last go to the cinema? A When did you last go to a / Questions for discussion
I went two days ago. the ? 1 Do you know any famous s -gers acto's?
When did you last go to a classical
B I went
- I've never been.
ago. /
.
2 What types of films :: :u I *.e7
concert? 93
I've never been.
12.2 HOBBIES AND GAMES 1
HOBBIES
1 coin collecting
2 (coin) album
3 coin
4 stamp collecting
5 (stamp) album
6 magnifying glass
7 photography
8
9 astronomy
10 telescope
11 home improvement / DIY
12 bird-watching
13 binoculars
14 gardening
15 cookery

CRAFTS
16 sculpting
17 sculpture
18 embroidery
19 spinning
20 knitting
21 knitting needle
22 sewing machine
23 sewing
24 painting
25 brushes
26 pottery
27 potter's wheel
28 woodworking
 HOBBIES AND GAMES 2 12.2

GAMES
1 video / computer games
2 Scrabble™
3 chess
4 board
5 p'eces
6 dice
7 draughts
8 Monopoly™ MK
9 backgammon
10 cards
11 jigsaw puzzle
12 crossword
13 sudoku

; \

Do you like playing computer games?
Yes, I do. / No, I don't. I I've never tried.
Do you know how to do sudoku
puzzles?
Yes, I do. / No, I don't. / I've never tried.
A Do you like playing / doing / solving Questions for discussion
?
1 Which of these games can you
B Yes, I do. / No, I don't. / I've never tried. play online?
A Do you know how to do / play / solve 2 Which of these games do you 95
7 think is the most difficult?
B
12.3 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
STRINGS
1 bow
2 violin
3 viola
4 double
5 cello
6 piano

BRASS
7 French horn
8 tuba
9 trumpet
10 trombone

WOODWIND
11 flute j
12 piccolo
13 oboe
14 recorder
15 clarinet
16 saxophone
17 bassoon

PERCUSSION
18 xylophone
19 drum kit
20 cymbal
21 drum
OTHER INSTRUMENTS
POP MUSIC 22 accordion p
24 mike (microphone)
23 harmonica \
25 electric guitar
26 bass guitar
27 keyboard
28 amplifier

A violin is lighter than a

cello.
A double bass is more
expensive than a xylophone.
A A
B A/An
. . . . . ......
more .
.......
A Drums are louder than
is heavier than a flute.
is
than a / an
/

er /
Questions for discussion
1 Can you play any of these instruments?
2 Which instrument has the nicest sound?
3 Which instruments can be very loud?
 AT THE BEACH
1 sea, ocean AmE
2 pier
3 deckchair
4 promenade
5 beach towel
6 windbreak
7 shade
8 (beach) umbrella
9 sandcastle
kU
10 sunbather L
11 sand
12 life guard
13 bucket, pail AmE
14 spade
15 shell
16 bikini
17 swimming costume
18 swimming trunks
19 wave
20 surfer
21 surfboard
22 beach ball
23 Li-lo™ / air bed
24 sunglasses
25 sunscreen

What's this? (15) A What's this? (22) Questions for discussion

It's a shell. B It's
1 Why do people go to the beach?
What are these? (3) A What's this? / What are these? 2 What do you usually take when you go to a beach?
They're deckchairs. B It's a / an /They're 97
 ■

12.5 IN THE COUNTRY

[A] BALLOONING
1 hot-air balloon
g] BOATING HOLIDAY
2 barge
3 canal
4 angler
5 fishing rod
6 fishing hook

C PONY-TREKKING DjHIKING
7 hiker
8 rucksack

111 RAMBLING
9 signpost
10 path
11 stile
12 nature reserve

j_F_ CAMPING
13 caravan site
14 campsite
15 picnic
16 camper
17 tent
18 camping stove
19 groundsheet
20 walking boot
21 sleeping bag

Are you going to go pony-trekking next A Are you going to go Questions for discussion
weekend? ing next summer? 1 What is the difference
No, I'm not. B between hiking and rambling?
98 Are you going to go rambling next summer? 2 Which of these activities are
Yes, I am. popular in your country?
 1 theme park
2 roller coaster
3 ride
4 carnival

5 exhibition
6 bookshop
7 museum
8 zoo
9 botanical garden
10 safari park / wildlife park
11 craft fair

12 queue, line AmE

13 tour guide
14 tourist
is church
16 church tower
17 castle

18 village
19 stately home
20 city wall
21 park

Would you rather go to a
theme park or a museum?
I'd rather go to a museum.
Neither, I'd rather visit a church.
A Would you rather go to / visit a / an
or a / an
B I'd rather go to / visit a / an
Questions for discussion
1 Which of these places are historical
2 Are there any of these places near your
home?
 12.6 PLACES TO VISIT 2

Buckingham Palace
2 Houses of Parliament / Palace of Westminster
3 Big Ben
4 House of Lords
s House of Commons
6 10 Downing Street
7 Stonehenge
8 Canterbury Cathedral

9 Hampton Court
Palace
10 Edinburgh Castle
11 Scottish
Parliament

12 Welsh National Assembly

13 Parliament Buildings in
Northern Ireland

100
Have you got any pets? A Have you got any pets? Questions for discussion
No, I haven't. B 1 Which of these pets live in a cage or hutch?
Yes, I have. I've got a dog and some goldfish.
2 Which of these pets could you keep in a flat?
3 Which of these pets need to be outdoors? 101
13.2 FARM ANIMALS
1 donkey
2 (nanny) goat
3 kid
4 (billy) goat
5 turkey
6 bull
7 cow
8 calf
9 rabbit
10 sheep
11 lamb
12 goose
13 gosling
14 duck

16 chicken 20 foal
17 cockerel 21 chick
18 ram 22 pig
19 horse 23 piglet

What's a young cow called? A What is a young Questions for discussion

It's called a calf. called? 1 Which of these words only refer to male animals?
B It's called a
What's a young duck called? 2 Which of these animals produce milk for their
It's called a duckling. young?
 WILD ANIMALS 133

1 elephant
2 trunk
3 tusk
4 lion
5 mane
6 tiger
7 bear
8 rhinoceros
9 horn
10 hippopotamus
11 kangaroo
12 pouch
13 cheetah
14 buffalo
15 zebra
16 stripes
17 koala bear
18 giraffe
19 leopard
20 spots
21 deer
22 antlers

23 llama
24 gorilla
25 tortoise
26 polar bear
27 fox
28 camel
29 hump
30 monkey
31 lizard
32 frog
33 badger
34 alligator
35 crocodile
36 snake

103
 FISH
1 shark 6 trout
2 tail 7 scales
3 gills 8 angelfish
4 fin 9 eel
5 snout 10 sunfish

SEA ANIMALS
11 whale
12 seal
13 walrus
14 tusk
15 dolphin
16 flipper
17 shrimp
18 crab
19 octopus
20 tentacle
21 clam

starfish
turtle
lobster
claw
mussels

Which is bigger - a mussel or a turtle? A Which is slower - a shark or a walrus? Questions for discussion
A turtle. B Which of the sea animals can
A Which is / more - you sometimes find on land?
Which is more friendly - a dolphin or a
a / an or a / an ?

H shade?
A dolphin.
B
Which of these sea animals are
endangered or threatened?
 135

1 flamingo
2 pelican
3 crane
4 robin
5 penguin
6 flipper
7 cockatoo
8 crest
9 owl
10 swallow
11 ostrich
12 eagle
13 beak
14 falcon
15 pheasant
16 tail
17 stork

18 gull
19 hummingbird
20 pigeon
21 nest
22 egg

23 jay
24 peacock
25 feathers
26 parrot
27 swan
28 bill
29 wings
30 crow
31 claws

What do robins look like? A What do flamingos look like? Questions for discussion
They're small, with brown and red B They're with 1 Which of these birds eat meat?
feathers.
A What do look like? 2 Which of these birds can't fly?
What do swans look like? B They're with 3 Which of these birds live in your country? 105
They're white, with long necks.
 13.6 INSECTS AND SMALL ANIMALS
INSECTS
i wasps' nest
2 wasp
3 mosquito
4 cockroach
5 beehive
6 moth
7 caterpillar
8 ladybird
9 butterfly
10 dragonfly
11 bee
12 honeycomb
13 grasshoppe'
14 spider
15 web

IALL ANIMALS
red squirrel f

Do you like all these animals?
Yes, I do. / No, I don't.
Which ones don't you like?
I don't like flies or mice.
106
A Do you like all these animals? Questions for discussion
B 1 How many different kinds of insects are there?
A Which ones don't you like? 2 Which of these insects / animals can you
B sometimes find in the house?
 NUMBERS 14.1

i one 16 sixteen
2 two 17 seventeen
3 three 18 eighteen
4 four 19 nineteen
5 five 20 twenty
6 six 21 twenty-one
7 seven 22 thirty
8 eight 23 forty
9 nine 24 fifty
10 ten 25 sixty
11 eleven 26 seventy
12 twelve 27 eighty
13 thirteen 28 ninety
14 fourteen 29 one hundred /
15 fifteen a hundred

90 80
100 30

31
one hundred and one /
a hundred and one
one thousand /

®-l- ®— ® X ®1,000 a thousand

32 ten thousand
33 one hundred thousand /

35
36
plus
minus
*10,000 34
a hundred thousand
one million / a million

37
38
times / multiplied by
divided by Jl100,000 © 100 %
- ioo
39 equals
*1,000,000 -90

-80
40 first
41 second -70
42 third
43 fourth
44 fifth -60

® 50% -50

45 one hundred percent / -40

a hundred percent
46 fifty percent -30
47 twenty percent
48 ten percent ©20% -20
49 zero / nought / nil
@ 10% -10

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 14.2 SHAPES

[A] ISOSCELES TRIANGLE

1 obtuse angle
2 acute angle

X RIGHT-ANGLED TRIANGLE
3 apex
4 hypotenuse
5 base
6 right angle

|c] SQUARE
7 side

{d\ RECTANGLE
8 width
9 length
10 diagonal

[E] CIRCLE
11 circumference
12 centre
13 diameter
14 radius

(XOVAL

(G]CUBE
15 top
16 corner
17 face
18 edge
19 depth
20 height

What's the diameter of the circle? (13) A What's the Questions for discussion
It's about 3 centimetres. of the ? 1 Describe an object near you using the words on
B It's about this page.
What's the length of the line? (21)
centimetres.
108 It's about 3 centimetres. 2 Give your partner instructions. He / She must draw
the shapes that you describe. Give measurements.
 CALENDAR, FESTIVALS AND RELIGIONS 1 14.3

® MONTHS January February March April May June

7
S M T W T F S
12 3 4
8
5
9 10 11 12
6
13
S M T W T F S

4 5 6
1 2
7 8 9 10
3
S M T W T F S

4 5 6 7 8
1 2
9
3
10
S M T VV T F S
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3 4
11
5
12
6 7
13 14
S M T W T F S

6 7
1 2 3 4
8 9 10 11
5
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3 4 5
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6 7
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8
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2
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14 15 16 17 18 19 20 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 13 14 15 16 17 IK 19 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
21 22 23 24 25 26 27 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 IK 19 20 21 22 23 24 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 17 18 19 2« 21 22 23
28 29 30 31 25 26 27 28 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 29 30 27 28 29 .Ml 31 24 25 26 r 28 29 30

July August September October November December

— S M T W T F S
1 2
8 9
3
10
4
11
5
12
6 7
13 14
S M T W T F S
12 3 4
5 6 7 8 9 10 11
S M T W T F S

2 3 4 5 6 7 8
1
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7 8
1 2 3 4 5 6
9 10 11 12 13
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15 16 17 18 19 20 21 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 1
22 23 24 25 26 27 28 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 16 17 18 19 20 21 22
29 30 31 26 27 28 29 30 31 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 28 29 30 31 25 26 27 28 29 30 23 24 25 26 27 2S 29
30 30 31

\C\ FESTIVALS
1 New Year's Eve
(December 31st)
2 Chinese New Year*
3 St Valentine's Day
(February 14th)
4 Mother's Day*
5 Easter Sunday*
6 Father's Day*
7 Halloween
(October 31st)
8 Diwali*
9 Bonfire Night /
Guy Fawkes' Night
(November 5th)
10 Eid ul-Fitr*
11 Remembrance
Sunday*
12 Hanukkah*
13 Christmas Eve
(December 24th)
14 Christmas Day
(December 25th)
* The date changes
from year to year.

When's St Valentine's Day? A When's Christmas Eve? Questions for discussion

It's on February the 14th. B 1 Which of these are religious festivals?
When's Bonfire Night? A When's ? 2 Which festivals do you celebrate in your country?
It's in November. B It's on (date). / It's in (month). When are they? 109
14.4 CALENDAR, FESTIVALS AND RELIGIONS 2

1 Christian church
2 vicar
3 Jewish synagogue
4 rabbi
5 Hindu temple
6 Hindu shrine
7 mosque
8 imam
9 Muslim
10 Buddhist tempie
11 monk
12 Buddhist shrine
13 Sikh temple
14 Sikh
 1 clock
2 hour hand
3 minute hand
4 second hand
5 face
6 (digital) watch
7 (analogue) watch 13 seven fifteen / (a) quarter past seven
14 seven twenty / twenty past seven
15 seven thirty / half past seven
16 seven thirty-five / twenty-five to eight
17 seven forty / twenty to eight
8 twelve o'clock (midnight) 18 seven forty-five / (a) quarter to eight
9 twelve o'clock (noon / midday) 19 seven fifty / ten to eight
io seven (o'clock) 20 seven fifty-five / five to eight
11 seven oh five / five past seven 21 eight am / eight (o'clock) in the morning
12 seven ten / ten past seven 22 eight pm / eight (o'clock) in the evening

Train timetable Cambridge i» London 23 eleven hundred hours

MONDAY TO FRIDAY (24} _ (25) (26) (27) 28
24 twelve hundred hours
”11.00 13.00 ”"15.00 16.30 ”18.00 'l 9.30 22.30 25 thirteen hundred hours

....
Cambridge 10.00 12.00
London 11.30 12.30 13.30 14.45 16.30 18.00 19.30 21.00
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3O 26
27
fifteen hundred hours
eighteen hundred hours
SATURDAY
Cambridge 10.15 11.00 12.15 15.00 18.15 ■
22.15 28 nineteen thirty
London 11.45 12.30 13.45 16.30 <29)19.45 23.45 29 nineteen forty-five
30 twenty-four hundred hours
SUNDAY
Cambridge 11.00 13.30 17.00 20.00 22.15
London 12.30 15.00 18.30 21.30 23.45

What time does the first train leave? A What time does the Questions for discussion
It leaves at ten o'clock. train leave / arrive? What time do you usually get up / go to bed:
B It leaves / arrives at
What time does the first train arrive? 1 on weekdays?
It arrives at half past eleven. 2 at the weekend? 111
3 during holidays?
14.5 THE UK AND THE REPUBLIC OF IRELAND

Shetland
Islands

Inverness
Aberdeen,

Orkney
Islands
Dundee,
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NORTHERN % Durham*
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feymouth
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Where's Norwich? A Where's Dublin? Questions for discussion

It's in the east of England. B 1 Which of these cities are capital cities?
Where's Cardigan? A Where's ? 2 Which of these places would you like to
It's in the west of Wales. B It's in the of visit?
 THE UNITED STATES 14.6

New England
Middle Atlantic States / The East Coast
Southern States / The South
Southwestern States / The Southwest
Midwestern States / The Midwest
Rocky Mountain States
Pacific Coast States / The West Coast

MAINE
NEW HAMPSI
©Seattle VERMON
Augusta
WASHINGTON
MONTANA NORTH DAKOTA Lake
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Ontario, /Concord©
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Austin ;w Orleans
San Houston
Antonio
Miami

N north
S south
M/Of E east
W west
A
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Where's Nebraska? A Where's Indiana? Questions for discussion

It's east of Wyoming and west of Iowa. B 1 Which of the states have a sea coast?
Where's Oklahoma? A Where's 2 Which of the states are on a lake?
It's south of Kansas and north of Texas. B It's of . 3 Which of the states have a border
of 113
and with another country?
 14.7 THE WORLD
Continents

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Which continent is the
United Kingdom located on?
The United Kingdom is in
Europe.
114
A Which continent is Mexico located on? Questions for discussion
B Mexico is in 1 Which is the largest continent in the world?
A Which continent is 2 Which is the smallest continent?
located on? 3 What are the ten biggest countries by area?
B is in
 THE WORLD |

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A Lisbon is the capital of
is a member state of the
is the capital of
is (not) a member state of the
(Refer to p. 116.)
Questions for discussion
1 Which country do you come from?
2 What's the capital city?
3 Which countries have you been to? 115
4 Which countries would you like to visit?
 14.8 EUROPE

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Austria Finland Latvia Slovakia
Belgium France Lithuania Slovenia
Bulgaria Germany Luxembourg Spain
Cyprus Greece Malta Sweden
Czech Republic Hungary Netherlands United Kingdom
Denmark Ireland Poland
Estonia Italy Romania
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 LANDSCAPE FEATURES 15.1

1 peak
2 mountain
3 lake
4 cactus
5 meadow
6 hill
7 valley
8 acorn
9 oak tree
10 palm tree
11 desert
12 (sand) dune
13 reservoir
14 dam
15 fir tree
16 fir cone
17 forest
18 island
19 coastline
20 pond
21 wood
22 waterfall
23 stream / brook

24 rock
25 Cliff
26 grass
27 canal
28 cave
29 beach
30 river
31 field
32 chestnut tree
33 conkers

Is there a mountain near your home?
Yes, there is.
Are there any woods near your home?
No, there aren't.
A Is there a / Are there any
near ?
B Yes, there is. / No, there isn't. /
Yes, there are. / No, there aren't.
Questions for discussion
What's the difference between:
1 a hill and a mountain?
2 a river and a lake? 117
3 a waterfall and a stream?
 15.2 SEASONS AND WEATHER

5rainy
6 sunny
7 snowy
8 icy
9 clear
cloudy / overcas
11 foggy
12 hazy

13 windy
14 stormy
15 thunder and lightning
16 rainbow

TEMPERATURE
17 thermometer
18 degrees Fahrenheit
19 degrees Celsius / degrees Centigrade
20 hot
21 warm
22 cool / chilly
23 cold
24 freezing
25 below freezing
26 five (degrees) below (zero) / minus
twenty degrees

What's the weather like?
It's warm and sunny.
What do you need when it's freezing?
118 You need warm clothes, gloves and boots.
A What's the weather like? (13) (22) Questions for discussion
B It's and 1 How many seasons are there
A What do you need when it's ? in your country? What's the
B You need weather like in each season?
2 Which is your favourite season?
 SPACE 153

22 fuel tank
23 booster rocket
24 space shuttle
25 launch pad
26 astronaut
27 space suit
28 flag
29 lunar module
30 lunar vehicle

Which planet is the smallest?
Mercury.
Which planet is the most
distant from the Sun?
Pluto.
A Which planet is the nearest to Earth? Questions for discussion
B 1 Do you know any constellations?
A Which planet is the est 2 Have you ever seen a comet?
/ the most ? 3 Which planets has man explored?
B
 16.1 COMPUTERS AND SOFTWARE

® HARDWARE
1 scanner
2 personal computer / PC
3 monitor
4 web-cam
5 display screen
6 CD-ROM drive
7 hard disk drive
8 printer
9 keyboard
10 mouse mat
11 mouse
12 laptop
13 external hard drive
14 speakers
15 Memory Stick™
16 dongle
17 CD-ROM
18 console
19 gamepad
20 joystick
21 electronic/
computer game

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28 folder 33 icon

What's a dongle used for? A What's a CD-ROM used for? Questions for discussion
It's used for running protected software B It's used for 1 How much time do you spend in
and for wireless Internet access. front of a computer each day?
A What's a used for?
120
What's a joystick used for? B It's used for 2 What software are you familiar with?
It's used for controlling video games.
 THE INTERN ET
THE WORLD WIDE WEB
1 web browser -• :•?. *
2 Internet service provider the nternetcompany.com®
3 password Enter your Screen Name Enter your password
4 Internet cafe ®
5 keyword
6 search engine
7 search page
8 hyperlink
9 website
10 web address (URL)
11 home page

E-MAIL
12 e-mail software
13 file attachment
14 e-mail address
15 network
16 server

You have to use a search engine if you A You have to if Questions for discussion
want to find information on the Internet. you want to 1 How often do you use the Internet?
You have to know your user name and 2 What do you use it for?
password if you want to sign in. 3 Do you ever have any problems?
 16.3 HOME ELECTRONICS AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS 1
1 clock-radio
2 Blue-ray'M player
3 DVD player
4 DVD / digital versatile disc
5 satellite TV / cable TV
6 digi-box
7 remote control
8 flatscreen TV
9 games console
10 control pad
11 tuner
12 MP3 player
13 speaker
14 compact disc / CD
15 personal computer
16 headphones
17 e-reader
18 palmtop
19 digital radio

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1 (cordless) phone
2 keypad
3 base
4 answering machine
5 charger
6 mobile, cell phone AmE
7 Bluetooth'" headset
8 text message
9 pager

10 electronic personal
organiser / PDA
11 pocket calculator
12 flash
13 film
14 lens
15 (still) camera
16 tripod
17 digital camera
18 digital SLR camera
19 camcorder
20 slide projector
21 slides
22 memory card
23 sat-nav
24 torch
25 battery

. . . .. . . . . . . . .
26 light bulb

What can you do with your PDA? A What can you do with your mobile phone? Questions for discussion
I can transfer documents, view images,
take photos, shoot short videos,
B I can make
play
.
send , take
and search the
1 How often do you buy a new
mobile phone?
browse the Internet and check my
A What can you do with your ? 2 Which of these things: do you 123
e-mail. B I can have? would you like to have?
 Is she sad? (2) A Is he / she . ? Questions for discussion
Yes, she is. B Yes, he / she is. / No, he / she isn't.
1 How do you usually feel when you finish exams?
Does he look bored? (11) A Does he / she look 2 How would you feel if you forgot your
124 No, he doesn't. He looks scared. B Yes, he / she does. / No, he / she doesn't. girlfriend's / boyfriend's / spouse's birthday?
 ADJECTIVES 2 17.1

OPPOSITES
1 neat /tidy
2 messy / untidy

3 dry
4 wet

5 tight
6 loose

7 heavy
8 light

9 open
10 closed

11 short
12 long

15 rough
16 smooth

17 near /close
18 far

19 dark
20 light

21 thin
22 thick

23 narrow
24 wide

25 hard
26 soft

27 cheap
28 expensive

29 deep
30 shallow

31 fast
32 slow

Is it short? (11) A Is it narrow? (24) Questions for discussion

Yes, it is. B Use as many of these adiec .es as possible
Is it expensive? (27) A Is it to describe the following:
No, it isn't. It's cheap. B Yes, it is. / No, it isn't. It's 1 an item of clothing you a-e wearing. 125
2 an object near you
 17.2 PREPOSITIONS 1
1 from
2 to

3 in front of
4 behind

s over
6 under

7 in
8 out

9 up
10 down

11 onto
12 off

13 on
14 off

15 above
16 below

Where's she standing? (3) A Where is he / she / it Questions for discussion

She's standing in front of him. standing / sitting / going? 1 Describe your position in t ie room using as many of these
B He's / She's / It's prepositions as possible.
Where's she sitting? (16)
126 standing / sitting / going
She's sitting below the boy. 2 The prepositions 'on' and '< ff' are used in phrasal verbs such as
'switch on' and 'switch off' Can you think of other examples?
 PREPOSITIONS 2Qÿ|
1 round
2 between
3 against
4 across
5 away from
6 towards
7 outside
8 inside
9 into
10 through
11

12 along
13 beside / next to
14 at the top
15 in the middle
16 at the bottom
17 on top of
18 under / underneath

Where is the table? (2)
It's between the boy and the girl.
What's he doing? (4)
He's walking across the street.
A What's / What are he / she /
they doing?
B He's / She's / They're
Questions for discussion
1 Describe the location of the objects around you using
as many of these prepositions as possible.
2 Look outside and describe any people or objects that 127
are moving.
 PRONUNCIATION TABLE
All the words in the Longman Photo Dictionary are pronounced on the CDs.
This Pronunciation table shows you how to say the words in the Word list.

Symbol Keyword Symbol Keyword

Consonants Vowels

P pack e bed
b back ae bad
t tie i happy
d die i: keeper
k class i bid
9 glass a: father
tj church o: caller
d3 judge D pot
f few O put
V view u: boot
0 throw u gradual
d though A cut
s soon 3: bird
z zoo 3 banana
J shoe ei make
3 measure ai bite
m sum 01 boy
n sun ao now
0 sung 30 boat
h hot 13 here
l lot eo hair
r rod 03 tour
j yet eio player
w wet ais tire
013 employer
aua flower
303 lower

/'/ shows main stress

/,/ shows secondary stress
/7 means the /r/ sound is pronounced in American English but is usually not pronounced in British English,
except at the end of a word when the word that follows begins with a vowel sound

lal means that tel may or may not be used

128

Aberdeen /taeba'di:n/ 112
above /a'bAv/ 126
accelerator /ak'selareitar/ 73
accessories /ak'sesariz/ 53
accordion /a'kaidian/ 96
accountant /a'kaontant/ 25
acorn /'eika:n/ 11 7
across /a'kros/ 1 27
actor /'aektaV 93
acute angle /a'kjuit ,aeqgÿl/
108
add /aed/ 69
address /a'dres|'aedres/ 6, 82
adjustable spanner /
a,d3Astab<?l spaenaV 29
adult /'aedftlt, a'dAlt/ 6
aerobics /ea'raobiks/ 92
afraid /a'freid/ 124
Africa /'aefrik:/ 114
African dress /,aefrikan 'dres/
49
aftershave /'aiftajeiv/ 40
against /a'genst/ 127
age /eid3/ 6
air bed /'ea bed/ 97
air filter /'ea ,fdtar/ 72
air tank /'ea taegk/ 90
air traffic controller /ea trasfik
kan,traula7 77
airer /'eara7 1 7
airing cupboard /'earig
,kAbad/ 20
airmail letter /'earned letaV 82
Airsure® /'ea,Joar/ 82
aisle /ail/ 62, 93
aisle seat /'ail si:t/ 77
Alabama /.aela'baema/ 113
alarm CIOCK /alarm klDk/ 13
Alaska /a'laeska/ 113
A-level student /'ei levrd
stjurdnt/ 54
Alka-Seltzer™ /,Eelka 'seltsa7
42
alligator /'aeligeitaV 103
along /a'lDij/ 127
alphabet board /'aslfabet bo:d/
45
aluminium foil /,£eljominiam
'fail/ 10
amber /'aembar/ 74
ambulance /'asmbjolans/ 85
ambulance service /'aembjolans
,s3:vis/ 85
amethyst /'aemiGist/ 53
amplifier /'aemplifaia'/ 96
anaesthetist /a'ni:s8atist/ 44
analogue watch /,aenalng
'wDtJ/ 111
anchor /'aegkar/ 78
angelfish /'eindspjfij/ 104
angler /'aeggla'/ 98
Anglesey /‘ceggÿlsi:/ 112
angry /'aeggri/ 124
ankle /'aegk?l/ 34
ankle socks /'.. ./ 47
annoyed /a'naid/ 124
anorak /'aenarask/ 46
answer the phone /,a:nsa 8a
'faun/ 28
answering machine /'arnsarig
majirn/ 1 23
ant /aent/ 1 06
antacid /aent'aesid/ 42
Antarctica /aen'tarktika/ 114
antihistamine tablets /
,aenti'histami:n ,taeblats/ 42
antlers /'aentlaz/ 1 03
apex /'eipeks/ 108
Appalachian Mountains /
,aepaleitjian 'mauntanz/ 113
apple /'aepÿl/ 61
apple pie /,aeppl 'pai/ 66
application form /,aepli'keij,zn
farm/ 22
apricot /'eiprikm/ 61
April /'eipral/ 1 09
archer /'a:tjar/ 89
archery /'artjari/ 89
architect /'arkitekt/ 25
Arizona /,aeri'zauna/ 113
Arkansas /'arkansa:/ 113
arm /a:m/ 34
armchair /'a:mtjear/ 14
armrest /'armrest/ 77
arrivals and departures board /
a,raivÿlz an di'partjaz ba:d/
71
arrow /'aerao/ 89
art /a:t/ 57
artery /'artari/ 35
artichoke /'artitjauk/ 60
articulated lorry /a:,tikjuleitid
'tori/ 72
artist /'a:tist/ 25
Asia /'eija/ 114
asparagus /a spajragas/ 59
assembly line /a sembli lain/
30
assistant /a'sistznt/ 39
astronaut /'eestranait/ 119
astronomy /a'stronami/ 94
at the bottom /at 6a 'bntam/
127
at the top /at 6a 'top/ 127
Atlanta /at'laenta/ 113
Atlantic Ocean /at,laentik
'aujrTn/ 11 3
atlas /'aetlas/ 58
attic /'aetik/ 20
aubergine /'aoba3i:n/ 59
audience /'ardians/ 93
August /'a:gast/ 1 09
aunt /a:nt/ 7
Australia /D'stredia/ 114
Austria /'Dstria/ 11 6
autumn /'a:tam/ 118
avocado /,aeva'ka:dao/ 61
away from /a'wei from/ 127
axe /seks/ 29
baby /'beibi/ 6
baby bottle /'.. ,../ 16
baby carrier /'beibi ,k£eria7 16
baby clothes /'beibi klao6z/ 1 6
baby cup /'.. ./ 16
baby sling /'beibi slig/ 16
baby wipes /'beibi waips/ 1 6
back /baek/ 34
back teeth /baek 'ti:0/ 45
backache /'baekeik/ 41
backboard /'baekboid/ 87
backbone /'baekbaon/ 35
backgammon /'baekgaeman/
95
bacon /'beikan/ 64
badger /'baed3a7 103
badminton /'baedmintan/ 88
badminton player /'... ,../ 88
badminton racket /'baedmintan
.raekit/ 88
bag /baeg/ 68
bag of sweets /,. . './ 83
bagel /'beig,d/ 64
baggage /'baegid3/ 76
baggage carousel /'baegid3
kaera,sel/ 76
baggage reclaim area /'baegid3
rikleim ,earia/ 76
baggy /'baegi/ 50
baguette /bae'get/ 64
bails /beilz/ 86
bake /beik/ 69
baked beans /.beikt 'bi:nz/
62, 70
baked potato /'beikt
pa'teitauz/ 67
baker /'beika7 23
bakery /'beikari/ 64
baking tray /'beikig trei/ 11
baklava /'baeklava/ 66
balance beam /'baelons bi:m/
89
balcony /'baelkani/ 9
bald /ba:ld/ 36
ball /bod/ 86
ball gown /'bod gaon/ 47
ball point pen / bod point
pen/ 27
ba lierina . bcela ri:na 93
ballet /baelei bae lei, 93
ballet dancer / baelei dainsaV
93
ballet shoe /'baelei Ju:/ 93
ballooning /ba'luinii)/ 98
ballpoint pen / bsdpomt 'pen/
56
banana /b3'na:na||-'nffi-/ 61
band /brend/ 93
bank account number /'baegk
akaunt ,nAinbar/ 79
bank balance /'baegk .baelans/
79
bank clerk /'baegk kla:k/ 25, 79
bank statement /'baegk
,steitmant/ 79
bar /bad/ 32
bar of chocolate /,ba:r av
'tfDklit/ 83
barbecue /'baibikju:/ 18, 69
barge /ba:d3/ 98
barrier /'baeriaV 71, 75
barrister /'baenstaV 24, 33
base /beis/ 40, 1 08, 1 23
baseball cap /'beisbad keep/ 46
baseline /'beislain/ 88
basement /'beismant/ 20
basil /'baeza||'beizal/ 60
basin /'beis.on/ 45
basket /'baiskit/ 87, 101
basketball /'baiskitbad/ 87
basketball player /'... ,../ 87
bass guitar / beis gi'tad/ 96
bassoon /ba su:n/ 96
WORD LIST
bat /baet/ 86, 88
bath /ba:0/ 1 2
bath mat / ba:9 maet 1 2
bath towel / . ../ 12
bathrobe /'ba:0raob 47
bathroom /'ba:0rum 20, 32
bathroom cabinet / ba:0rum
'kaebinat/ 1 2
batsman /'baetsman/ 86
battery /'baetzri/ 72, 123
bay /bei/ 30
beach /bi:tj/ 11 7
beach ball /'. ./ 97
beach towel /'. ../ 97
beach umbrella /'. .,../ 97
beading /'bi:dig/ 39
beak /bi:k/ 105
bear/bea7 103
beard /biad/ 36
beat /bi:t/ 69
beautician /bjui'tipn/ 39
bedroom /'bedrum/ 20
bedside table /,bedsaid teib,zl/
13
bedspread /'bedspred/ 1 3
bee /bi:/ 1 06
beef joint /'bi:f d3Dint/ 64
beefburger /‘bi:fb3:gar/ 67
beehive /'biihaiv/ 106
beer /biar/ 63
beetroot /'bi:tru:t/ 59
behind /bi hamd/ 126
beige /bei3/ 51
Belfast / belfarst/ 11 2
Belgium / beld3am/ 116
Bei sha beacon /baliija
bi:kan, 80
below /bi lao/ 1 26
below freezing 118
belt /belt/ 53
bench /bentf/ 55
bend over /bend aovaV 92
beret / berei|ba rei/ 46
beside /bi said/ 127
between /bi'twiin/ 1 27
bib /bib/ 16
bicycle /'baisik«?l/ 72, 89
Big Ben /,big 'ben/ 100
bigos /'bi:gDs/ 65
bike /baik/ 89
bikini /bi'kiini/ 49, 97
bill /bil/ 105
billboard /'bdba:d/ 81
billy goat /'bill gaut/ 102
bin /bin/ 10, 27
bin bags /'bin baegz/ 63
binoculars /bi'nDkjulaz/ 94
biology /bai'olad3i/ 57
bird-watching /'b3:d , wotJig/
94
biro™ /'bairao/ 27, 56, 83
birth certificate /b3:0 sa tifikat/
6
birthday card /'b3:0dei ka:d/
82
biscuits /'biskits/ 63
black /blaek/ 51
black belt /'. ./ 88
black cab /blaek 'kaeb/ 71
black eye /. './ 41
black hair/,. './ 36
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 WORD LIST
blackboard /'blakbaid/ 56
blackcurrant /,bla2k'kArant/ 61
blade /bleid/ 91
blanket /'blaegkit/ 13
blender /'blendaV 1 1
blini /'bli:ni/ 65
blond hair /,blond hear/ 36
blood /bUd/ 41
blood pressure gauge bL\d
preja ,geid3/ 43
blouse /blaoz blaos 47
blow-dry /'blao drai 39
blue /blu:/ 51
blueberry blu:txm 61
.....
blue cheese /,. ./ 64
blue collar worker / / 25
Blue-ray “ p ayer / blu: rei
pleiaV 122
Bluetooth headset /,blu:tu:0
hedset/ 123
blusher bL\faV 40
board /ba:d/ 95
boarding pass / ba:dig pa:s/ 76
boarding school /'baidig sku:l/
54
boating / baotig/ 98
bobsledding /'bDbsledig/ 91
bobsleigh /'bDbslei/ 91
boil /bail/ 69
boiled egg /,bDild 'eg/ 70
bollard /'bdad, -la:d/ 80
bolt /baolt/ 29
Bonfire Night /'bDnfaia nait/
109
bonnet /'bDnit/ 73
book /buk/ 55
book of stamps /,bok av
'stamps/ 82, 83
bookcase /'bok-keis/ 1 4
books /buks/ 14
bookshop /'bokjop/ 84, 99
booster rocket /'bu:sta rokit/
119
boot /bu:t/ 73
boots /bu:ts/ 47
border / ba:dar/ 1 8
bored /ba:d/ 1 24
borscht /ba:Jt/ 65
botanical garden /ba.tanikpl
'ga:dn/ 99
bottle /'bDtl/ 68
bottle opener /'bDtl .aupÿnaV
11
bottled food /,bDtld 'fu:d/ 62
bounce a ball /,bauns a 'bail/
92
bouncer /'baunsaV 16
boundary /'baundÿri/ 86
bow /bau/ 78, 89, 96
bow tie /bao 'tai/ 48
bowl /baul/ 1 5
bowler /'baulaV 86
box /bDks/ 68
box of chocolates /,bDks av
'tjDklits/ 83
box of tissues /,. . '../ 16
boxer /'boksaV 87
boxer shorts /'.. ,./ 48
boxing /'boksig/ 87
boy /bai/ 6
bra /bra:/ 47
130
brace /brers/ 45
bracelet breislit 53
braces breisiz/ 53
brada.v bradail/ 29
braiding / breidig/ 39
braids /breidz/ 36
brain /brem/ 35
brake /breik/ 73
brake light /'. ./ 73
brass /bra:s/ 96
Brazil nut /bra'zil nAt/ 61
bread /bred/ 70
break /breik/ 38, 69
breakfast /'brekfast/ 70
breastbone /'brestbaon/ 35
brick /brik/ 31
bricklayer /'bnk(leia7 23
bridge /brid3/ 74, 81
brie /bri:/ 64
briefcase /'briifkeis/ 53
Brighton /'braitn/ 112
Bristol /'bristpl/ 1 1 2
broad bean /braid 'bi:n/ 60
broccoli /'brDkali/ 59
broken leg /,braokan 'leg/ 41
broken zip /,braokan 'zip/ 52
brooch /braotj/ 53
brook /brok/ 1 1 7
broom /bru:m/ 1 7
brother /Wday 7
brothers-in-law /'br.idaz in
la:/ 7
brown /braun/ 51
brown hair /,. './ 36
bruise /bru:z/ 41
brush /brAf/ 1 7, 40
brush your hair /,. . './ 8
brush your teeth /,brAf ja:
'ti:0/ 8
brushes /'brAjiz/ 94
Brussels sprouts /,brA&?lz
sprauts/ 59
bucket /'bAkit/ 1 7, 97
Buckingham Palace / bAkigam
palis/ 100
buckle / b.\kpl/ 50, 53
Buddhist shrine /.bodist Jrarn/
110
Buddhist temple /bodist
tempÿl/ 110
budgerigar /'bAd3ariga:7 101
budgie /'bAd3i/ 101
buffalo /'bAfalau/ 1 03
buggy /'bAgi/ 16
building blocks /'bildig blDks/
55
Bulgaria /bAl'gearia/ 116
bull /bul/ 102
bulldozer /'boldaozay 31
bumper /'bAmpay 73
bungalow /'bAggalau/ 9
bunsen burner /,bAnsÿn
'b3:na7 56
burgers /‘b3:gaz/ 62
bus /bAs/ 71, 74, 80
bus driver /'bAs ,draivar/ 26, 71
bus lane /'bAs lein/ 80
bus shelter /'bAs Jeltay 80
bus stop /'bAs stDp/ 71, 80
bush /boj/ 1 8
business studies /'biznas
,stAdiz/ 57
butcher /'butfar/ 23
butter /'bAtar/ 62, 70
butterfly /'bAtaflai/ 106
butternut squash /,bAtanAt
'skwDj/ 60
buttocks /'bAtaks/ 34
button /'bAtn/ 50
buttonhole /'bAtnhaul/ 50
cabbage /'kabid3/ 59
cabin /'kabin/ 77, 78
cabin cruiser /'kabin ,kru:zar/
78
cable /'keib,?l/ 78
cable TV /,keibÿl ti: 'vi:/ 122
cactus /'kaktas/ 1 1 7
cafeteria /kaefa'tiaria/ 58
cafeti£re 10
cage Aeia3/ 101
cagoule Aa'gud/ 46
cake /keik/ 64
cake stand /'keik stand/ 15
cake tin /'keik tin/ 1 1
calculator /'kaelkjuleitay 56
calendar /'kalinday 27
calf /ka:fl|kaef/ 34, 102
California /,kali'fD:nja/ 113
call centre operator /'ka:l senta
,Dpareitar/ 25
calling from a public phone box
/,ka:lig fram a pAblik 'faun
boks/ 85
Cambridge /'keimbnd3/ 112
camcorder /'kaem,kD:dar/ 123
camel /'kaenwl/ 51, 103
camera /'kaeiruzra/ 94
camisole /'kaemisaul/ 47
camper /'kaempa'/ 98
camping /'kaempig/ 98
camping stove /'kaempig
staov/ 98
campsite /'kaempsait/ 98
campus /'kaempas/ 58
can /kaen/ 68
canal /ka'nael/ 98, 1 1 7
candle /'kaendl/ 15
candy AmE / kaendi/ 67
canoe /ka nu:/ 90
canoeing Aa nu:ig/ 90
canoeist/ka nunst/ 90
Canterbury Cathedral /
,kaentakzri ka'0i:dral/ 100
captain /'kaeptin/ 77
car /ka:r/ 74
car seat /'ka: si:t/ 16
caravan /'kaeravaen/ 72
caravan site /'kaeravaen salt/
98
card shop /'ka:d fop/ 84
Cardiff /’ka:dif/ 112
cardigan /'kaidigan/ 46
Cardigan /'ka:digan/ 112
cardiologist /,ka:di'Dlad3ist/ 43
cards /ka:dz/ 95
care worker /'kea W3:kar/ 26
cargo /'ka:gau/ 78
carnival /'ka:nivpl/ 99
carpenter /'ka:pintar/ 23
carpet /'ka:pit/ 13
carriage /'kaerid3/ 71
carrier bag /'kaeria baeg/ 62
carrot /'kaerat/ 59
carrots /'kaerats/ 66
carry /'kaeri/ 37
cars Aa:z/ 72
carton /'ka:tn/ 68
cash /kaej/ 79
cash machine /'kaej maTi:n/ 84
cashew nut /'kaefu: nAtflka'fu:
nAt/ 61
cashier Aae'jiay 25, 62, 79
cashpoint /'kaejpaint/ 79
cashpoint card /'.. ./ 79
casserole dish /'kaesaraul dif/
11
cassette player Aa'set ,pleiar/
73
castle /'ka:spl/ 99
casual wear /'kae3ual wear/ 48
cat /kaet/ 101
cat food /'kaet fu:d/ 63
cat's eyes /'. ./ 74
catch a ball /(kaetj a 'boil/ 92
caterpillar /'kaeta.piby 106
cauliflower /'kolÿflauay 59
cave Aeiv/ 1 1 7
CCTV camera /,si: si: ti: vi:
'kaem.ÿra/ 80
CD player /,si: 'di: ,pleiar/ 56,
73
CD-ROM /,si: di: 'rom/ 120
CD-ROM drive /,si: di: 'rom
draiv/ 120
ceiling /'si:lig/ 20
celeriac /sa'leariaek/ 60
celery /'selari/ 59
cell phone AmE /'sel faon/ 123
cellar /'selar/ 20
cello /'tjelau/ 96
cement /si'ment/ 31
cement mixer /si'ment ,miksay
31
centimetre /'sentimi:tar/ 68
central reservation /,sentral
reza'veif.Tn/ 74
centre /'sentar/ 108
centre circle / .. '../ 86
cereal /'siarial/ 63, 70
chain /tjein/ 53
chair /tfosr/ 1 5
chairlift /'tjealift/ 91
chalk /tJo:k/ 56
chambermaid /'tjeimba.meid/
32
champagne /Jaem'pein/ 66
changing mat /'tfeind3ig mat/
16
charger /'tfo:dÿar/ 123
cheap /tji:p/ 125
checked /tjekt/ 51
check-in desk /'tjek m desk/
76
checking in /.tjekig 'in/ 32
checking out /,tfekig 'aut/ 32
checkout area /tjekaut
62
checkout desk /'tjek-aut ,desk/
62
cheek /tji:k/ 35
cheese /tji:z/ 62
cheese on toast /,. . './ 70

cheeseburger /'tji:zb3:gar/ 67
cheesecake /'tjiizkeik/ 66
cheetah /'tji:ta/ 103
chef /fef/ 23
chemist's /'kemists/ 84
chemistry /'kemistri/ 57
cheque /tjek/ 79
cheque card /'tjek ka:d/ 79
chequebook /'tjekbok/ 79
cherry /'tjeri/ 61
chess /tjes/ 95
chest /tfest/ 34
chest of drawers /,. . 13
chestnut tree /'tfesnAt tri:/ 117
chewing gum AJumj gAm/ 83
Chicago /Ji'ka:gau/ 113
chick /tjik/ 1 02
chicken /'tjikm/ 102
chicken leg /'tjikin leg/ 64
chicken liver pate /,tjikin ,liva
'paetei/ 65
chicken tikka masala /,tjikin
,ti:ka ma'scirla/ 65
chicken wrap /,tfikin 'raep/ 67
child /tjaild/ 6
childminder /'tjaildtmamda7
26
children /'tjildran/ 7
chilli pepper /'tjili pepar/ 59
chilly /'t{ili/ 118
chimney AJimni/ 9
chin /tjm/ 34
Chinese New Year /tjaini:z
nju: 'jiar/ 109
chips /tfips/ 62, 67, 70
chips AmE /tfips/ 67
chiropodist /kirnpadist, 43
chisel /'tjizÿl/ 29
chives /tfaivz/ 60
chocolate gateau /,tjDklit
'gaetao/ 66
chop /tfDp/ 69
chopped tomatoes /.tjbpt
ta'ma.'tauzl-'mei-/ 62
chopping board /'tfDpig ba:d/
11
chorizo /tja'rkzao/ 64
chorus /'ka:ras/ 93
Christian church /kristjan
'tj3:tj/ 110
Christmas Day /.krismas 'dei/
109
Christmas Eve /.krismas i:v/
109
chrysanthemum /
kri'sasnGimam/ 18
church /t|3:tj/ 99
church tower /,tj3:tj tauaV 99
cinema /'sinima/ 93
circle /'s3:kpl/ 108
circumference /sa'kAmfarans/
108
Citizens Advice Bureau /
.sitizÿnz ad'vais bju.rao/ 22
city wall /,siti 'wa:l/ 99
clam /klaem/ 1 04
clap Alasp/ 37
clarinet /.kkeri'net/ 96
classical concert /,klaesik«?l
konsat/ 93
classroom /'klcnsrom/ 56
claw /kb:/ 104
claws /kb:z/ 105
cleaner /'kli:nar/ 26
cleaning fluid /'kli:nig ,flu:id/
45
clear /klia7 118
clementine /'klemanti:n/ 61
cliff /klif/ 117
climber /'klaimaV 89
climbing /'klaimig/ 89
climbing frame /'klaimig
freim/ 55
clingfilm™ /'kligfilm/ 10
clock /kk>k/ 71, 111
clock-radio /.ktok 'reidiao/ 122
close /klaus/ 1 25
closed /klauzd/ 1 25
clothesline /'klauzlain/ 17
cloudy /'klaodi/ 118
clutch /kUtJ/ 73
clutch bag /'klAtJ baeg/ 53
coach /kaotf/ 71
coaster /'kausta7 15
coastline /'kaustlam/ 117
coat /kaut/ 46
coat hanger /'kaot ,ha*gar/ 1 7
cockatoo /jkDka'tu:/ 105
cockerel /'kDk.zral/ 102
cockpit /'kDk.pit/ 77
cockroach /‘kok-raotf/ 1 06
cocktail dress /'kokteil dres/
47
cocoa /'kaukao/ 63
coconut / kaokanAt/ 61
cod fillet And ‘Hit/ 64
coffee / kDfi/ 63, 66, 70
coffee maker / kofi meika' 11
coffee table ,../ 14
coin Aain/ 94
coin album /'katn (adbam/ 94
coin collecting /'kam ka lektig/
94
cola /'kaula/ 63, 67
cold /kaold/ 41, 118
cold remedy / kaold ,remidi/
42
cold water tap /. ./ 12
coleslaw /'kaolsb:/ 64
collar /'kola7 50
collection /ka'lekjbn/ 82
cologne Aa'bon/ 40
Colorado /,kDla'ra:dao/ 11 3
coloured pen /,kAlad 'pen/ 83
colouring book /'kAlarirj buk/
55, 83
colours /'kAlaz/ 51
comb Aaom/ 39, 40
comb your hair /,. . './ 8
comet /'kDmit/ 119
compact disc / CD player /
kmuprekt 'disk ,pleiar, si:
di: ,pleia7 122
compass /'kAmpas/ 56
compost /
'kDmpDSt||'ka:mpaost/ 19
computer /kam'pju:ta7 27, 56
computer games /.'.. ,./ 95,
120
computer programmer /
kam'pjuita praograema7 26
computer technician /
kam,pju:ta tek'mpn/ 26
concierge /'konsiea3/ 32
condiments /'kondimants/ 63
conditioner /kan'di|.wia7 12,
40
conductor /kan'dAkta7 93
cone /kaun/ 67
confectionery /kan'fek|an,7ri/
83
conference room /'kDnforans
ru:m/ 32
confused /kan'fju:zd/ 1 24
conkers /'kngkaz/ 11 7
Connecticut Aa'netikat/ 113
console /'konsaol/ 1 20
constellation /tkDnsta'leiJÿn/
119
construction worker /
kan'strAkjcTn ,w3:ka7 31
consultant /kan'sAltant/ 44
contact lens /'kmitekt lenz/
45
container Aan'teina7 68
continents /'kontinants/ 114
control pad /kan'traol paed/
122
control tower /kan'traol ,taoa7
77
convertible /kan'v3:tab,?l/ 72
conveyor belt Aan'veia belt/
30, 62
cook /kok/ 21, 23, 69
cookery / kukpri/ 94
cookery book 10
coo< ng pot kokig pDt 1 0
coo leud 118
co-p ot / kao pailat 77
cordless phone ko:dlas faun
123
coriander /,kDri aenda7 60
Cork /kodc/ 112
corn on the cob /,ka:n Dn 6a
'kob/ 59
corned beef /,ka:nd bi:f/ 62
corner /'ka:na7 108
correction fluid /ka'rekf.ÿn
,flu:id/ 27, 83
cosmetics Aoz'metiks/ 40
cot Am/ 16
cottage /'kDtid3/ 9
cotton /'kDtn/ 52
couch AaotJ/ 39
cough AD{/ 41
cough mixture /'kof ,mikstjar/
42
counsellor /'kaun&zlaV 43
counter /'kaontaV 79, 82
country code /'kAntri kaud/ 85
country of birth /.kAntri av
b3:0/ 6
couple /'kApÿl/ 6
courgette /kua'3et/ 59
court /ka:t/ 88
court reporter /,ka:t n'pa:tar/
33
court shoes /'ka:t fu:z/ 47
courtroom /'ka:trom/ 33
couscous /'kuskos/ 63, 70
cousins /'kAZPnz/ 7
WORD LIST
covering ere' |uvPTTT lets'
22
cow /kao/ 102
crab /kraeb, 64, 104
craft fair / kra:ft fea' 99
crafts Ara:fts/ 94
cranberries / kraeb«Jriz 61
crane /krein/ 31, 78, 105
crayons /'kreronz/ 55
cream /kri:m/ 42, 51, 62, 66
credit card /'kredit ka:d. 79
crest /krest/ 1 05
crewneck jumper /lkru:nek
'd3Ampar/ 46
cricket /'knkit/ 86
cricket ball /'.. ./ 86
cricket pitch /'.. ./ 86
crisps Ansps/ 67
crockery /‘krokari/ 1 5
crocodile /'krokadail/ 103
croissant /'kwa:sDg/ 70
cropped hair /,krDpt 'hear/ 36
cross-country skiing / kros
kAntri ski:rrj/ 91
crossroads /'krasraodz/ 74
crossword /krosw3:d/ 95
crow /krao/ 105
crowd /kraod/ 86
cruise ship /'kru:z Jip/ 78
crush ArAf/ 69
crutch ArAtj/ 44
cry /krai/ 37
cube /kju:b/ 1 08
cucumber / kju:kAmbar 59
k\f 50
Zu~ nk k.\f ligk 53
Cup k.\p 1 5
Cupooa'a k.\bad 10
CuDÿu k.vpful 68
curty •'a r kxli hear 36
cursor / fcnsaV 1 20
curtain / k3:tn, 14
cushion /kojsn/ 14
customer /’kAStamav 62, 79
customs / kAStamz/ 76
customs officer / kAStamz
gfisaV 76
cut /kAt/ 38, 39, 41
cut up /kAt Vp/ 69
cutlery /'kAtlari/ 15
CV /,si: 'vi:/ 22
cycling /'saiklig/ 89
cycling shorts /'saiklig fa:ts/ 49
cyclist /'saiklist/ 89
cyclists only sign /,saiklists
aonli sain/ 75
cylinder /'silindaV 108
cylinder block /'silinda blok/
72
cymbal /'simbÿl/ 96
Cyprus /'saxpras/ 116
Czech Republic /,tjek
ri'pAbklik/ 11 6
daffodil /'dsefadil/ 18
dairy products /'deari
.prodAkts/ 62
daisy /'deizi/ 18
Dallas /'daslas/ 11 3
dam /daem/ 117
dance /da:ns/ 37
dark /da:k/ 125
131
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dark hair /,. './ 36
dashboard /'daejboid/ 73
date /deit/ 61
date of birth /,deit av 'b3:0/ 6
daughter /'da:ta7 7
daughter-in-law /'da:tar in
b:/7
days of the week /,deiz av da
'wi:k/ 109
daytime telephone number .
,deitaim 'telifaon n.\mbar 6
debit card /'debit ka:d/ 79
decay /di'kei/ 45
December /di sembaV 109
deck /dek/ 78
deckchair / dektJeaV 97
deep /di:p/ 125
deer /dia7 103
defendant /di fendant/ 33
defenders /di fendaz/ 31
degrees Celsius / degrees
Centigrade /di,gri:z 'selsias,
digri:z sentigreid/ 118
degrees Fahrenheit /di,gri:z
feranhait/ 118
Delaware /'delawear/ 1 1 3
delicatessen /.delika'tesÿn/ 64
delivery /di'lrrari/ 82
denim /'denim/ 52
Denmark /'denmaik/ 116
dental floss /'dentl ADS/ 45
dental nurse /'dentl n3:s/ 45
dentist /'dentist/ 24, 45
dentures /'dentjaz/ 45
department store /di'paitmant
,sta:r/ 80, 84
departure gates /di'paitja
,geits/ 76
deposit box / slot /di'pDzit
bDks, di'pDzit slot/ 79
depth /depG/ 108
dermatologist /
,d3:ma'tDlad3ist/ 43
desert /'dezat/ 1 1 7
design and technology /dizam
an tek'nDlad3i/ 57
designer /di'zamaV 25
desk /desk/ 14,27, 56
desk diary / desk daiari/ 27
desk lamp / desk laemp/ 27
desk tidy / desk taidi/ 27
dessert trolley /di Z3:t troli/ 65
desserts /di'z3:ts/ 66
dessertspoon /di Z3:tspu:n/ 15
detached house /di taetft
'haos/ 9
diagonal /dai'aeganpl/ 108
dialling code /'daialig kaod/
85
diameter /dai'aemitaV 1 08
diamond /'daiamand/ 53
dice /dais/ 95
dictionary /'dikjanÿri/ 58
dietician /,daia'tif.?n/ 43
dig the soil /.dig 6a 'sail/ 19
digger /'digay 31
digi-box /'did3i bDks/ 122
digital camera /,did3itl
kaem.7ra/ 123
digital radio /,did3itl 'reidiau/
122
132
digital SLR camera /,did3itl es
el 'a: kasmpra/ 123
digital watch /,did3itl WtJ/
111
dill /dil/ 60
dim sum /dim sAm/ 65
dining room / damn] ru:m/ 20
dining room table /,.. . '../ 15
dinner /'dinaV 70
dinner jacket /'.. ,../ 48
dishcloth /'diJklD0/ 10
dishwasher /'diLwDjar/ 10
display screen /ai'splei skri:n/
120
distributor /di'stnbjotaV 72
diver /'daivaV 90
divided by /di'vaidid bai/ 107
diving /'daivig/ 90
diving board /'.. ./ 90
divorced /di'vaist/ 6
Diwali /di'wadi/ 1 09
DIY /.di: ai 'wai/ 94
do a handstand /du: a
'haendstaend/ 92
do homework /du:
'haumw3:k/ 21
do press-ups /du: 'pres Aps/ 92
do sit-ups /du: 'sit Aps/ 92
do the laundry /du: 6a 'b:ndri/
21
dock /dDk/ 78
doctor /'dDktaV 24, 43
doctor's surgery /,dDktaz
S3:d3ari/ 43
document /'dDkjumant/ 120
document case /'dDkjomant
,keis/ 53
dog /dDg/ 101
dog food /'dDg fu:d/ 63
doll /dDl/ 55
doll's pram /'doh praem/ 55
dolphin /'dolftn/ 104
doner kebab /'dDna ki,baeb/ 67
dongle /'dDggpl/ 120
donkey /'dDrjki/ 102
door /da:7 73
door handle A ../ 10
doorbell / do:bel/ 9
doorknob / daaiDb/ 9
doorstep / da:step/ 9
dormitory /‘da:mit?ri/ 54
double bass /,dAb.?l 'beis/ 96
double bed /,dAbÿl bed/ 13
double oven /,dAbÿl \vjn/ 1 0
double room /'dAtwl ru:m/ 32
double yellow line /.dAbÿl jelao
lain/ 80
doughnut /'daunAt/ 67
Dover /'daovaV 1 1 2
down /daun/ 1 26
downhill skiing /.daonhil
'skiag/ 91
Downing Street /'daonii] stri:t/
100
downstairs / daon'steaz/ 20
dragonfly /'draeganflai/ 106
drainpipe /'dreinpaip/ 9
drape AmE /dreip/ 14
draughts /dra:fts/ 95
draughtsman /'draftsman/ 25
draw /dra:/ 38
drawer /dra:7 10, 13
drawing pins /'draug pmz/ 83
dress /dres/ 47
dressing gown /'dresig gaun/
47
dressing table /'dresig teibÿl/
13
dressmaker /'dres,meika7 52
drill /dril/ 45
drill bits /'dril bits/ 29
drinks /drirjks/ 63, 66
drip /dnp/ 85
drive /draiv/ 9
driving licence /'draivig
,laispns/ 6
drum /drAm/ 96
drum kit /'drAm kit/ 96
dry /drai/ 1 25
dry goods /'drai gudz/ 63
dry yourself / drai jaself/ 8
dual carriageway /,djuÿl
kaend3wei/ 74
Dublin /'dAblin/ 112
duck /dAk/ 1 02
duckling /'dAklig/ 102
dummy /'d\mi/ 16
dumper truck /'dAmpa trAk/
31
Dun Laoghaire /dAn 'liari/ 112
Dundee ALui'di/ 112
dungarees /,dAi]ga'ri:z/ 48
Durham /'dAram/ 112
dust /dAst/ 21
duster /'dAsta7 17
dustpan /'dAstpaen/ 17
duty-free shop /,dju:ti 'fri:
jDp/ 76
duvet /'du:vei, 'dju:-/ 13
DVD / di: vi: 'di:/ 122
DVD player /,. ,../ 14, 56, 122
eagle /'i:gÿl/ 105
ear /ia7 34
ear protectors /'ia pra tektaz/
31
ear, nose, throat specialist /ia
naoz 0raut speÿlist/ 43
earring /'iang/ 53
Earth /3:0/ 119
easel /'i:zpl/ 55
Easter Sunday /,i:sta 'sAndei/
109
ecstatic /ik'stastik/ 124
edge /ed3/ 1 08
Edinburgh /'edinbÿra/ 112
Edinburgh Castle /,edinb«jra
'ka:spl/ 100
eel /i:l/ 104
egg /eg/ 105
eggs /egz/ 62
Eid ul-Fitr /,i:d ul 'fitra/ 109
eight /eit/ 107
eight am / eight (o'clock) in
the morning /,eit ei 'em, ,eit
aklDk in 6a 'ma:nig/ 1 1 1
eight pm / eight (o'clock) in
the evening /,eit pi: 'em, ,eit
aklDk in 6i 'i:vniig/ 111
eighteen /.ei'tiin/ 107
eighteen hundred hours /,eiti:n
'hAndrad aoaz/ 1 1 1
eighty /'eiti/ 107
elastic band /i.laestik 'baend/
27
elbow /'elbau/ 34
elderly /'eldali/ 6
electric drill /ÿlektrik 'dnl/ 29
electric guitar /i.lektrik gi'ta:r
96
electric mixer /i,lektnk 'miksa'
11
electric shaver /i,lektnk 'Jeivar
40
electric typewriter /i.lektrik
taip,raita7 27
electric window button /
i.lektrik 'windau ,bAtn/ 73
electrician /i.lek'tnpn, ,elik-/
23
electronic games /.eliktronik
'geimz/ 120
electronic personal organiser
/ eliktronik ,p3:s«7nal
o:ganaiza7 123
electronics shop /i.lek troniks
JDP/ 84
elephant /'elifant/ 103
elevator AmE /'elaveita7 32
eleven /i'levÿn/ 107
eleven hundred hours /i.lev.m
'hAndrad auaz/ 111
e-mail /‘i: meil/ 121
e-mail address /'i: meil a.dresi -
.aedres/ 6, 22, 121
e-mail software /,i: meil
'sDftwea7 121
embroidery /im'braicbri/ 94
emerald /'emerald/ 53
emergency number /
i'm3:d3<?nsi riAmba7 85
emery board / emÿi ba:d/ 40
empty /'empti/ 68, 1 25
en suite shower room /on swi:t
Jaua ru:m/ 20
encyclopedia /in saikla'pi:dia/
58
engine /'endÿm/ 71, 72
England /'irjgland/ 112
english /'igglij/ 57
English breakfast /.inglij
'brekfast/ 70
envelope /'envalaop/ 82
equals /'i:kwalz/ 107
e-reader /'i: ,ri:da7 1 22
escalator /'eskaleita7 84
estate agent /i'steit ,eid3,?nt/
25
estate car /i'steit ka7 72
Estonia /e'staonia/ 116
European Union /juarpian
'ju:njan/ 116
euros /'juarauz/ 79
evening gown /'i:vnii] gaun/
47
evidence /'evid?ns/ 33
examination couch /
ig.zaemi'neijÿn kautj/ 43
excavation site /.ekska'veijÿn
sait/ 31
excavator /'ekskaveita7 31
exchange rates /iks'tjeind3
reits/ 79

exercise bike /'eksasaiz baik/
92
exercise book /'eksasaiz bok/
56
exhaust pipe /ig'za:st paip/ 73
exhibition /.eksi'bijÿn/ 99
ex-husband / eks 'hAzband/ 7
expensive /ik spensiv/ 1 25
external hard drive /ik,st3:nl
'ha:d drarv/ 1 20
ex-wife /,eks 'waif/ 7
.....
eye /ai/ 34
eye drops /'ai drops/ 42, 45
eye shadow /'ai Jaedao/ 40
eyebrow /'aibrau/ 35
eyebrow pencil /' / 40
eyelash /'ailrej/ 35
eyelid /'ailid/ 35
eyeliner /'ai,laina7 40
fabric conditioner /'fasbrik
kandij.?na7 17
fabric shop /'tebrik Jop/ 84
face /feis/ 34, 108, 111
facecloth /'feisklD0/ 12
facial /'feifcl/ 39
factory worker /'fasktÿri
,w3:kar/ 25
fair hair / fear 'heaV 36
fajitas /fa hi:taz/ 65
falafel /fa'laefol/ 67
falcon /'foilkan/ 105
fall /fail/ 37, 92
fall AmE /foil/ 11 8
family name / famuli neim/ 6
fans /faenz/ 86
far /fa:r/ 1 25
farmer /'fa:mar/ 23
fashion store /'faejan sta:7 84
fast /fa:st/ 1 25
father /'fa:Sa7 7
Father's Day /'faiflaz dei/ 109
father-in-law /'fa:fiar in la:/ 7
fatty tissue /.faeti 'tiju:/ 35
faucet AmE /'fa.-sit/ 10
fax a document /, tasks a
'dDkjumant/ 28
fax machine /'faeks maji:n/ 27
feathers /'feflaz/ 105
February /'februari/ 109
feed the baby / . . '../ 21
feed the dog /,n:d 6a 'dDg/ 21
feelings /'fidigz/ 124
fence /fens/ 9, 19
fennel /'fenl/ 60
ferry /'feri/ 78
fertiliser /'f3:tilaiza7 19
festivals /'festivÿlz/ 109
field /fi:ld/ 117
fielder /'fi:lda7 86
fifteen /,ftfti:n/ 107
fifteen hundred hours /,fifti:n
'hAndrad ,aoaz/ 11 1
fifth /fife/ 107
fifty /'fifti/ 107
fifty pence / fifty pence piece /
.fifti 'pens, .fifti pens 'pi:s/
79
fifty percent /.fifti pa'sent/ 107
fifty pounds / fifty pound note
/.fifti 'paundz, , fifti paund
'naut/ 79
fig /fig/ 61
figure skate /'ftga skeit/ 91
figure skater /'figa ,skeita7 91
figure skating /'figa .skeituj/
91
file /fail/ 29,120
file attachment /'fail
a.taetjmant/ 121
file papers /.fail 'peipaz/ 28
files /failz/ 27
filing cabinet /'failuj .kasbinat/
28
fill /fil/ 38
fill in a form /.fil in a 'fa:m/ 28
fillet of sole /.filit av 'saol/ 65
filling /'ftlirj/ 45
film /film/ 93, 123
Filofax'" /'failau faeks/ 53
fin /fin/ 104
financial adviser /fa,naenj.?l
ad'vaiza7 79
finger /'ftgga7 34
Finland /ftnland/ 116
fir cone /'h: kaon/ 117
fir tree /'fo: tri:/ 117
fire /faia7 85
fire brigade /'faia bn.geid/ 85
fire engine /'. ,../ 85
fire extinguisher /'faiar
ik stir)gwija7 30, 85
fire tighter /'faia ,faita7 24, 85
fireguard /'faiagaid/ 14
fireplace /'faiapleis/ 14
first /f3:st/ 107
first class /foist 'kla:s/ 71
first class post /,fe:st kla:s
'paost/ 82
first floor /,. './ 20
first name /'. ./ 6
first-aid kit /,fo:st 'eid kit/ 30
fish /fij/ 104
fish and chips /.fij an 'tjips/ 67
fish and seafood /.fij an
'si:fu:d/ 64
fish fingers /,fij 'figgaz/ 62, 70
fish tank /'fij tasgk/ 101
fisherman /'fijaman/ 23, 90
fishing /'fijig/ 90
fishing hook /'.. ./ 98
fishing line /'fijir) lain/ 90
fishing rod /'fijig rod/ 90, 98
fitted sheet /.fttid 'Ji:t/ 13
five /faiv/ 107
five pence / five pence piece /
.faiv 'pens, ,farv pens pi:s/
79
five pounds / five pound note
/.faiv paundz, ,tu: paund
'naut/ 79
fizzy drink /'fizi drigk/ 67
fizzy mineral water /.fizi
'mineral ,wa:ta7 66
flag /flasg/ 81, 119
flamingo /fla'miggau/ 105
flannel /'flaenl/ 12
flash /flaej/ 123
flats /fleets/ 9
flatscreen TV /.flaetskrim ti:
'vi:/ 122
fleece /fli:s/ 46
flight attendant /.flait
a'tendant/ 77
flight information screens /
.flait infa'meijÿn ,skri:nz/ 76
flip-flops /'flip flops/ 47
flipper /'flipaV 104, 105
floor /fla:7 20
Florida /'florida/ 11 3
florist /'florist/ 23
flour /flauaV 63
flowerbed /'flaoabed/ 18
flowers /'flaoaz/ 14, 18
flu /flu:/ 41
flute /flu:t/ 96
fly /flai/ 106
flyover /'flai-auva7 74
foal /faol/ 102
foggy /'fbgi/ 118
fold /faold/ 38
folder /'faoldaV 27,120
font /font/ 1 20
food processor /'fu:d
,praosesa7 11
foot /fot/ 34
football /'fotbad/ 86
football boots /'.. ./ 86
footballer /'futba:lar/ 86
footrest /'fut-rest/ 39
footwear /'fotweaV 47
forearm /'fa:ra:m/ 34
forehead /'fond, 'fa:hed/ 35
foreign currency /.form
'kAransi/ 79
foreman /'fa:man/ 30
forest /'fbnst/ 11 7
fork /fo:k/ 15, 19
forklift /'fo:klift/ 30
formal wear /'fo:mpl wear/
47, 48
forty /'fo:ti/ 1 07
foundation /faun'deij«m/ 40
fountain pen /'faontin pen/ 83
four /fa:r/ 107
fourteen /,fo:'ti:n/ 107
fourth /fa:0/ 107
four-wheel drive /,fb: wi:l
'draiv/ 72
fox /fbks/ 103
foyer /'faiei/ 32
frame /ffeim/ 45
France /fra:ns/ 116
franking machine /'fraegkig
ma.Ji:n/ 27
freezer /'fri:za7 10
freezing /'fri:zrg/ 118
freight lift /'freit lift/ 30
French /frentf/ 57
French bean /.frentj 'bi:n/ 59
French fries /.frentj 'ffaiz/ 67
French horn / frentj 'ha:n/ 96
Friday /'fraiddi/ 1 09
fridge /fnd3/ 10
fried chicken /.fraid 'tjikm/ 67
fringe /frind3/ 36
frog /frog/ 103
from /from/ 126
front door /.frAnt 'da:7 9
front garden /.frAnt 'ga:dn/ 9
front teeth /frAnt 'ti:0/ 45
frown /fraun/ 37
WORD LIST
frozen foods , fraozÿn ftcdz
62
fry /frai/ 69
frying pan / frai-ig pan 11
fudge /fAd3/ 83
fuel gauge /'fju:al geidj 73
fuel tank /'fju:al tsegk 119
full /fol/ 68, 125
full cream milk /.ful krinn
'milk/ 70
full moon /ful 'mum/ 119
fur /fe:7 101
furious /'fjuarias/ 124
galaxy /'gselaksi/ 11 9
Galway /'gadwei/ 11 2
gamepad /'geimpaed/ 1 20
games /geimz/ 95
games console /. ,../ 122
garage /'g<Era:3|ga'ra:3/ 9, 72
garden shed /,ga:dn 'Jed/ 1 8
gardener /'ga:dna7 23
gardening /'ga:dnig/ 94
gardening gloves /'ga:dmg
.glAVZ/ 19
garlic /'ga:lik/ 59
garlic press /'.. ./ 11
gate /geit/ 9, 87
gauze pad /'ga:z pasd/ 42
gear lever/stick /‘gra ,li:var,
'gia stik/ 73
gear shift AmE /'gia Jift/ 73
gems /d3emz/ 53
general practitioner (GP) /
d3en<zral prask'tij,7nar, ,d3i:
'pi:/ 43
geography /d3i'Dgrafi/ 57
Georgia /'d3a:d3a/ 113
geranium /dsa'reiniam/ 18
gerbil /'d33:bÿ>l/ 101
German /'d33:man/ 57
Germany /'d33:mani/ 116
get dressed /get 'drest/ 8
get up /get 7p/ 8
gherkins /'g3:kinz/ 67
gills /gilz/ 1 04
ginger hair /,d3ind3a 'hea7 36
giraffe /d3i'ra:f/ 103
girder /'g3:da7 31
girl /g3:l/ 6
give /giv/ 38
give way sign /giv 'wei sam/
75
Glasgow /'glaezgau/ 112
glasses /'gla:siz/ 45
glasses case /'gla:siz keis 45
glove /gUv/ 87
gloves /gUvz/ 46
glue /glu:/ 38, 55
go shopping /gau Jopig 21
go to bed /,gau ta bed 8
go to work / gau ta vn± 8
goal /gaul/ 86
goal area /'gaol earia 86
goal line / gaol lam 86
goalie /‘gauli 86
goalkeeper gaolkrpa' 86
goalpost gaolpaost 86
goatee gao ti: 36
goggles gogÿlz 90
gold gaold. 53
go!d*isP gaold fij 101
 WORD LIST
goldfish bowl ./ 101
golf /golf/ 89
golf ball /'. ./ 89
golf club /'golf kL\b/ 89
golfer /'gDlfaV 89
goose /gu:s/ 102
gooseberry /'guzb.7ri/ 61
gorilla /ga'nla/ 103
gosling /'gozlig/ 102
gown /gaon/ 39
grams /gramz/ 68
grandchildren /'gran tjildran/
7 hand saw /'haend so:/ 29
granddaughter / gran da:ta7 7
grandfather /'gran fa:3a7 7
grandmother / gran nudaV 7
grandparents / gran pearants/
7 handkerchief /‘haegkatfif/ 53
grandson /'grans.\n/ 7
grape /greip/ 61
grapefruit / greipfruit/ 61, 70
grass /gra:s/ 117
grasshopper / gra:s hopa7 1 06
grate /greit/ 69
grater / greita7 11
graze /greiz/ 41
grease /gri:s/ 69
Great Salt Lake /,greit sa:lt
leik/ 113
Greece /gri:s/ 116
green /gri:n/ 51, 74, 89
green pepper /,. 59
greengrocer /'gri:nlgrausa7 23
greenhouse /'griinhaos/ 18
greet visitors /,gri:t 'vizitaz/ 28
grey /grei/ 51
grill /gnl/ 69
ground floor / graund 'fb:7 20
groundsheet / graundjkt/ 98
guard /ga:d/ 33
guava /gwaiva/ 61
guest /gest/ 32
guinea pig /'gini pig/ 101
Gulf of Mexico /,gAlf av
'meksikau/ 1 1 3
gull /gAl/ 105
gum /gAm/ 45
gutter /'gAta7 9, 80
Guy Fawkes' Night /gai fb:ks
nait/ 109
gym /d3im/ 56
gymnast /'d3imnaest/ 89
gymnastics /d3im'naestiks/ 89
gynaecologist /
lgaina'kDlad3ist/ 43
hacksaw /'haeksa:/ 29
hair /hea7 34
hair colour /'hea ,kAla7 39
hair slide /'hea slaid/ 53
hair wax /'hea waeks/ 39
hairbrush /'heabrAj/ 39, 40
hairdresser /'hea,dresar/ 25, 39
hairdryer /'hea,draia7 39, 40
hairspray /'heasprei/ 39
half moon /,ha:f 'mu:n/ 1 1 9
half-brother /'ha:f brAdaV 7
half-sister /'ha:f sistaV 7
halfway line /,ha:fwei lain/ 86
Halloween /(haelau'i:n/ 109
hallway /'hailwei/ 20
halva /'haelva/ 66
134
ham /haem/ 64 high chair /'hai tjea7 16
ham salad /haem saslad/ 70 highlighter /'hailaita7 27
hamburger /'haemb3:ga7 67 highlights /'hailaits/ 39
hammer /'haema7 29 hijab /hi'd3a:b/ 49
Hampton Court Palace / hiker /'haika7 98
haem ptan ka:t paelis/ 100 hiking /'haikig/ 98
hamster /'haemsta7 101 hill /hil/ 117
hand /haend/ 34 Hindu shrine /,hindu: 'Jrain/
hand beater /'haend ,bi:ta7 11 110
hand luggage / haend ,L\gid3/ Hindu temple /,hindu:
76 ‘temp l/ 110
hand mirror /'haend ,mira7 39 hip /hip/ 34
hip-bone /'hip baon/ 35
hand towel /'haend ,taual/ 12 hippopotamus /,hipa'pDtamas/
hand truck /'haend trAk/ 30 103
handbag /'haendbaeg/ 53 history /'hist.?ri/ 57
handcuffs /‘haendkAfs/ 33 hoarding /'ha:dnj/ 81
hob /hob/ 10
handle /'haendl/ 11, 13 hobbies /'hDbiz/ 94
hang glider /'haeg ,glaida7 89 hold /haold/ 38
hang gliding /'haeij ,glaidig/ 89 hole /haul/ 89
hangar /'haega7 77 hole-punch /'haul pAntf/ 27
Hanukkah /harnaka/ 109 home improvement /,haum
happy /‘haepi/ 124 im'pruivmant/ 94
hard /ha:d/ 125 home page /'haum peid3/ 121
hard disk drive /ha:d disk honey /'hAni/ 62
drarv/ 120 honeycomb /'hAnikaum/ 106
hard hat /'. ./ 31 hood /hud/ 50
hard shoulder /. '../ 74 hooded top / hudid tDp/ 46
hardware /'ha:dwea7 120 hoodie /'hudi/ 46
harmonica /ha: nmnika/ 96 hook /huk/ 29, 31
harness /'ha:nis/ 89 hook and eye /,. . './ 52
hat /haet/ 46 hoover /’hu:va7 17, 21
hatchback /'haetjbaek/ 72 hop /hop/ 92
hatchet /'haetfit/ 29 horizontal /,hDrizDntl/ 108
have a bath /haev a ‘ba:0/ 8 horn /ha:n/ 103
have a cup of coffee /haev a hors d'oeuvres /a: 'd3:vz/ 65
kAp av kofi/ 8 horse /ha:s/ 89, 102
have a shower /haev a 'Jaua7 8 horse racing /'ha:s ,reisii]/ 87
have breakfast /haev 'brekfast/ horse riding /'ha:s (raidir|/ 89
8 hose /hauz/ 19, 72, 85
Hawaii /ha'wai-i/ 113 hosepipe /'hauzpaip/ 19
hazelnut /'heizÿlnAt/ 61 hospital porter /,liDspitl
hazy /‘heizi/ 1 1 8 'pa:tar/ 44
head /hed/ 34 hospital trolley /.hospitl troli/
headache / hedeik/ 41 44
headboard /'hedbaid/ 1 3 hospital ward /'hospitl wa:d/
headlight /'hedlait/ 73 44
headphones / hedfaonz/ 122 hot AiDt/ 118
headrest / hed-rest/ 73 hot and sour soup /,hDt an
headscarf / hedska:f/ 49 saua su:p/ 65
heart /ha:t/ 35 hot dog /,. './ 67
heavy /hevi/ 125 hot water tap /. ./ 12
hedge /hed3/ 1 8 hot wax /hDt ‘waeks/ 39
hedge trimmer /'hed3 tnmaV hot-air balloon /hDt 'ea
19 ba lu:n/ 98
hedgehog /'hed3hog/ 106 hotplate /'hDtpleit/ 10
heel /hi:l/ 34, 50 hour hand /'aua haend/ 1 1 1
height /halt/ 1 08 House of Commons /,haos av
height chart /'halt tfa:t/ 43 komanz/ 100
height-adjustable chair /,hait House of Lords /,haus av
ad3AStabwl 'tjea7 39 'b:dz/ 100
helicopter /'helikDpta7 77 household products /
helmet /'helmit/ 86, 89, 91 ,haushauld prodAkts/ 63
help desk operator /'help desk Houses of Parliament /,hauziz
,Dpareita7 26 av padamant/ 100
hemline /'hemlain/ 50 hug /hAg/ 37
herbal tea /,li3:b.?l 'ti:/ 63 Hull AIAI/ 112
herbs /h3:bz/ 60 hummingbird /'hAmigb3:d/
herbs and spices /,h3:bz an 105
'spaisiz/ 63 hummous /'humus/ 64
hump /hAmp/ 103
Hungary /'hAggari/ 116
husband /'hAzband/ 7
hutch /hAtf/ 101
hyacinth /'haiasinO/ 18
hyperlink /'haipaliqk/ 121
hypotenuse /hai'pDtanju:z/
108
ice /ais/ 91
ice cream /ais 'kri:m/ 62, 66,
67
icon /'aikDn/ 120
icy /'aisi/ 1 1 8
ID card /ai 'di: ka:d/ 6
Idaho /'aidahau/ 113
ignition /ig'nijÿn/ 73
Illinois /.ili'noi/ 113
imam /'ima:m/ 110
immigration officer /
jmi'greij.Tn ,Dftsa7 76
in /m/ 1 26
in front of /m 'frAnt DV/ 1 26
in the middle /in 3a 'midi/ 127
in tray /'in trei/ 27
Indiana /.indi'aena/ 113
indicator /'indikeitaV 73
information desk /,infa'meiÿn
desk/ 58
information section /
infa'meijÿn ,sekj.?n/ 58
initials /i'nij.?lz/ 6
injection /in'd3ekÿn/ 44
injured person /,md3ad
'p3:sÿn/ 85
in-line skate /,in lam 'skeit/ 89
inmate /'inmeit/ 33
Inner Hebrides /,ma hebrÿdiz/
112
insect bitÿ/'msekt bait/ 41
insects /'insekts/ 106
inside /,in'said, 'insaid/ 127
inside lane /,insaid 'lein/ 74
instrument panel /'instrumant
prenl/ 77
intercom /'intakDm/ 16
international code /
,intan£ej.?nal 'kaud/ 85
Internet cafe /'intanet ,k£efei/
121
Internet service provider /
,mtanet 's3:vis pra,vaidar/
121
interview /'intavju:/ 22
into /'mtu:/ 1 27
Inverness /ÿnva'nes/ 1 1 2
Iowa /'aiawa/ 1 1 3
Ireland /'aialand/ 1 1 6
iris /'aians/ 18
iron /'aian/ 17, 21
ironing board /'aianig ba:d/ 17
iron-on tape /,aian Dn 'teip/ 52
island /'ailand/ 117
Isle of Man /(ail av 'masn/ 1 1 2
Isle of Mull /,ail av 'IIIAI/ 1 1 2
Isle of Skye /,ail av 'skai/ 1 1 2
Isle of Wight /,ail av 'wait/ 112
isosceles triangle /ai,sDsali:z
'traiaegg,?l/ 108
IT /,ai 'ti:/ 57
IT workers /ai 'ti: ,W3:kaz/ 26
Italy /'itali/ 1 1 6

jacket /'d3aekit/ 46, 47, 48
jam /cÿaem/ 62, 70
January /'d3£enjuari/ 109
jar /d3a:r/ 68
jay /d3ei/ 105
jeans /d3i:nz/ 48
jerusalem artichoke /
d3aru:salam 'a:titjaok/ 60
jet engine Aÿet 'end3in/ 77
jet (plane) /'d3et (plein)/ 77
jeweller's /'d3u:alaz/ 84
jewellery /'d3u:alri/ 53
Jewish synagogue /,d3u:ij
'sinagDg/ 11 0
jigsaw puzzle /'d3igsa: ,pAzÿl/
55, 95
jilbab /d3il'ba:b/ 49
job ads /'d3Db aedz/ 22
job board /'d3Db bo:d/ 22
Jobcentre Plus /,d3Dbsenta
'pUs/ 22
jockey /'d3Dki/ 87
jogger /'d3Dgar/ 89
jogging /d3Dgig/ 89
journal /'d33:nl/ 58
journalist /'d33:npl-ist/ 25
joystick /'d3ai,stik/ 1 20
judge /d3Ad3/ 24, 33
judo /'d3u:dao/ 88
jug /d3Ag/ 15
July Aguiar/ 109.
Junction /'d3Agkjc7n/ 74
June /d3u:n/ 109
Jupiter /'d3u:pitar/ 119
jury /'d3uari/ 33
kabanos /ka'kaenjns/ 64
kaftan /'kaeftaen/ 49
kangaroo /.kaegga'ru:/ 103
Kansas /'kaenzas/ 113
karate /ka'ra:ti/ 88
kennel /'kenl/ 101
Kentucky /ken'tAki/ 113
kerb /k3:b/ 80
ketchup /'ketjap/ 63
kettle /'ketl/ 11
key ring /'ki: rig/ 53
keyboard /'ki:ba:d/ 96, 1 20
keypad /'kiipaed/ 1 23
keyword /'ki:w3:d/ 121
kick a ball /,kik a 'bail/ 92
kid /kid/ 102
kidney /'kidni/ 35
kilogram /'kilagraem/ 68
kilt /kilt/ 49
kiosk /'kimsk/ 71
kiss /kis/ 37
kitchen /'kitjin/ 20
kitchen unit /'kitjin juinit/ 10
kite /kait/ 55
kitten /'kitn/ 101
kiwi fruit /'ki:wi: fru:t/ 61
knead /ni:d/ 69
knee /ni:/ 34
kneecap /'niikaep/ 35
kneel /ni:l/ 92
knickers /'nikaz/ 47
knife /naif/ 11, 15
knitting /'nitig/ 94
knitting needle /'nitig ,ni:dl/
52, 94
knocker /WkaV 9
koala bear /kau,a:la 'beaV 103
koftas /'kDftaz/ 65
kurta /'koata:/ 49
labourer /'leibaraV 26
ladder /'laedaV 31, 85
ladle /'leidl/ 11
ladybird /'leidib3:d/ 106
lake /leik/ 11 7
Lake Erie /leik 'iari/ 1 1 3
Lake Huron /leik 'hjoaron/ 113
Lake Michigan /leik 'mijigan/
113
Lake Ontario /leik Dn'teariao/
113
Lake Superior /leik su:'piariar/
113
lamb /laem/ 102
lamb chops /laem 'tfDps/ 64
lamp /laemp/ 13, 14, 45
lamp-post /'laemp paust/ 74
lampshade /'laempjeid/ 14
landing /'laendig/ 20, 77
language lab booth /
'la>ggwid3 laeb bu:5/ 56
lapel /la'pel/ 50
laptop /'laeptDp/ 120
large intestine /,la:d3 in'testin/
35
lasagne /la'saenja/ 65
Latin /'laetin/ 57
Latvia /'last via/ 11 6
laugh /la:f/ 37
launch pad /'b:ntj paed/ 119
laundry basket /'brndri
baiskit/ 12, 17
lawn /b:n/ 18
lawn mower /'bm maua/ 19
lawyer /'b:ja7 24
leather /le<5ar/ 52
lecture /'lektfaV 58
lecture hall /lektja had/ 58
lecturer /'lektjÿraV 24, 58
lecturer's / tutor's office /
'lektfaraz ,nfis, 'tjuitaz ,Dfis/
58
Leeds /li:dz/ 1 12
leek /li:k/ 59
leg /leg/ 34
leg of lamb /,. . './ 64
leggings /'legigz/ 48
lemon /'leman/ 61
lemonade /,lema'neid/ 63
lending desx /'lendig desk/ 58
length /leg0/ 108
lens /lenz/ 45, 1 23
leopard /'lepad/ 103
leotard /'li:ata:d/ 89
letter /'letar/ 82
letterbox /'letaboks/ 9, 82
lettuce /'letis/ 59
level crossing /,levÿl 'krosig/
75
level crossing sign /,lev«?l
'krosig sain/ 75
librarian /lai'brearian/ 58
library /'laibrari/ 58
library assistant /'laibrari
a,sistmt/ 58
library card /'laibrari ,ka:d/ 58
lid /lid/ 11
lie down /lai 'daon/ 37
life guard /'laif ga:d/ 97
life jacket /'laif d3sekit/ 77, 78
lifeboat /'laifbaut/ 78
lift /lift/ 32, 92
light /lait/ 125
light blue /lait 'blu:/ 51
light bulb /'lait bAlb/ 123
lighthouse /'laithaus/ 78
Li-lo™ /'lailau/ 97
lily /'lili/ 18
lime /laim/ 61
Limerick /’limarik/ 112
line AmE /lain/ 99
linen /'limn/ 52
liner /'lainaV 78
lines /lainz/ 108
lion /'laian/ 103
lip balm /'lip ba:m/ 42
lips /lips/ 34
lipstick /'lip,stik/ 40
listen to the radio /,lis<m ta 5a
'reidiao/ 8
Lithuania /JiGju'einia/ 116
litre /'li:tar/ 68
litter bin /'lita bin/ 81
liver /'livar/ 35, 64
Liverpool /'lrvapuil/ 112
living room /'livig ru:m/ 20
lizard /'lizad/ 103
llama /'la:ma/ 103
load the dishwasher /,laod da
'dijwoJaV 21
loading dock /'laodig dDk/ 30
loaf /lauf/ 68
lobster /'lobstaV 64, 104
loft /loft/ 20
lo pop lDlipop 83
London / lAndan/ 11 2
Londonderry /L\ndanderi/ 112
long /log/ 125
long hair /,. ./ 36
long-sleeved /,lDg sliivd/ 50
loose /lu:s/ 50, 125
lorry /'lori/ 72, 74
lorry driver /'lori draivaV 23
Los Angeles /IDS aend3ali:z/
113
Louisiana /lu,i:zi'aena/ 113
lounge /laund3/ 20
luggage /'lAgid3/ 76
luggage compartment /'lAgid3
kam,pa:tmant/ 71
luggage trolley /'lAgid3 .troli/
76
lunar module /ÿuma 'mDdjuil/
119
lunar vehicle /,lu:na 'vinbzl/
119
lunch /1antj/ 70
lung /lAg/ 35
Luxembourg /'lAks.zmb3:g/ 11 6
lychee /'laitji/ 61
machine /ma'Jiin/ 30
magazine /,m£ega'zi:n/ 83
magnifying glass /'mregnifai-ig
gla:s/ 94
main courses /'mein ,ka:siz/ 65
Maine /mein/ 113
make breakfast /meik
'brekfast/ 21
WORD LIST
make lunch oÿner aea
Untj, meik dma 2'
make the bed meik da Mr
21
make-up / meik Ap 40
make-up bag /'.. ./ 53
mallet /'meelit/ 29
Malta /'ma:lta/ 116
man /ma»n/ 6
Manchester /'maentjista: 112
mane /mein/ 103
mango /'mceggau/ 61
manhole cover /'maenhaol
,kAvar/ 81
manicure items /'maenikjuar
,aitamz/ 40
mantelpiece /'maentlpiis/ 14
March /ma:tj/ 109
margarine / ma:d3a'ri:n/ 62
marina /ma ri:na/ 78
marital status /,maentl 'steitas/
6
marmalade /'maimaleid/ 70
married /'mrerid/ 6
Mars /ma:z/ 11 9
Maryland /'meariland/ 113
mascara /mae'skaira/ 40
mash /mref/ 70
mask /ma:sk/ 44, 90
Massachusetts / ma?sa‘tfu:sats/
113
mast /ma:st/ 78, 90
master bedroom /,ma:sta
bedrum/ 20
mat /maet/ 56, 88, 92
matches , maetjiz/ 83
maths maeGs,' 57
mattress , maetras/ 1 3
May / met/ 109
mayonnaise / meia neiz/ 63
meadow / medau/ 11 7
measure ingredients /,me3ar
m griidiants/ 69
measuring beaker / me3arii]
,bi:kar/ 56
measuring cylinder /'me3ang
,silindar/ 56
measuring jug /'me3ang
d3Ag/ 11
measuring spoon /'me3arnj
spurn/ 11
meat /mi:t/ 64
mechanic /mi'kaenik/ 23
medical chart /'medikpl tfa:t/
44
medical records /ÿedik.ÿ
'rekaidz/ 43
medical specialists /,medik.nl
spejalists/ 43
melon /'melan/ 61
melon and parma ham melan
an ,pa:ma haem/ 65
memory card /memÿri ka:d/
123
Memory Stick " memari stik/
120
menu / menju:/ 65
menu bar / menju: ba:V 120
Mercury /m3:kjuri/ 119
messy / mesi/ 125
135
 WORD LIST
metal detector /'metl di,tektar/
76
metals /'metlz/ 53
metre /'mi:tar/ 68
Miami /mai'aemi/ 113
Michigan /'mijigan/ 113
microfiche /'maikraofiij/ 58
microfiche reader /'maikraofuj
,ri:dar/ 58
microphone /‘maikrafaon 96
microwave /'maikraweiv 1 1
middle lane / midi lein 74
midwife /'mid waif, 26
mike /maik/ 96
millilitres / mill liitaz/ 68
milk /milk/ 62, 66
milk shake /milk Jeik/ 67
millimetre / milimktaV 68
minced beef minst bi:f/ 64
mineral water /mineral
wa:ta7 63
minibus / minibAs/ 72
minicab / minikaeb/ 71
Minnesota /mina'sauta/ 113
mint /mint/ 60
mints /mints/ 83
minus /'mamas/ 107
minute hand /'minit haend/
111
mirror / mirer/ 12, 13, 39, 45
miserable /'mizÿrebÿl/ 124
missing button /,misig 'bAtn/
52
Mississippi / misi'sipi/ 113
Mississippi River /,.... '../ 113
Missouri /mi'zoari/ 113
Missouri River/.,.. '../ 113
mix /miks/ 69
mixed vegetables /,mikst
'ved3tabwlz/ 66
mixing bowl /'miksir) baol/ 11
mobile /'maobail/ 16, 123
mobile phone number /
,maobail faun ,nAmba7 6
mobile phone shop /maobail
faun Jbp/ 84
moisturiser /‘mDistJaraiza'/ 40
mole /maul/ 106
Monday /mAndei/ 109
money clip / mAni klip/ 53
monitor /'monitaV 120
monk /mAgk/ 110
monkey /'mAgki/ 103
Monopoly'" /ma'nDpali/ 95
Montana /mon'taena/ 1 1 3
months /mAnOs/ 1 09
moon /mu:n/ 119
mop /mop/ 1 7
mosque /mDsk/ 110
mosquito /mo'skktao/ 106
moth /mD0/ 106
mother /'mAflaV 7
Mother's Day / Wdaz dei/ 1 09
mother-in-law /Wdar in b:/ 7
motor boat /'maota baot/ 78
motor scooter /'mauta ,sku:tar/
72
motorbike /'mautabaik/ 72
motorboat /'mautabaot/ 90
motorcycle courier /
'mauta.saikÿl ,koria7 23
136
motorway / maotawei/ 74
mountain /maontin/ 117
mouse /maos/ 1 06, 1 20
mouse mat maos maet/ 1 20
moussaka /mo sa:ka/ 65
moustache /ma'sta:j||'mAstaef/
36
mouth /mao0/ 34
mouthwash /'mao0wDj/ 45
movie AmE /'mu:vi/ 93
mow the lawn /,mao fla 'b:n/
19
MP3 player /,em pi: '0ri
,pleia7 122
muesli /'mjuizli/ 70
muffin /'nufin/ 67
mug /mAg/ 1 2, 1 5
muscles /'mAsÿlz/ 35
museum /mju:'zi:am/ 99
mushroom /'mAjrom/ 59
mushroom risotto /mAjrum
ri'zotao/ 70
music /'mju:zik/ 57
music and entertainment shop
/,mju:zik and ,enta'teinmant
Jl yp/ 84
music stand /'mju:zik staend/
93
Muslim /'muzlim/ 110
mussels /'mASÿlz/ 64, 1 04
mustard /Wstad/ 63, 67
naan bread /'na:n bred/ 64
nacho chips /.nastjau 'tjips/ 65
nail /neil/ 34
nail clippers /'neil ,klipaz/ 40
nail file /'neil fail/ 40
nail polish /'neil ,pt)lij/ 40
nail scissors /'neil ,sizaz/ 40
nails /neilz/ 29
name /neim/ 6
nanny /'naeni/ 26
nanny goat /'naeni gaot/ 102
napkin /'naepkin/ 15
napkin ring /'naepkin rig/ 15
nappy /’naepi/ 16
narrow / naerao/ 50, 125
National Insurance number /
naej«mal in Joarans riAmbaV
6 aialand/ 1 1 2
nationality / naefa naeliti/ 6
nature reserve / neitja n Z3rv7
98
navy blue /neivi blu:/ 51
near /ma7 125
neat/ni:t/ 125
Nebraska /ni braeska/ 113
neck /nek/ 34
neck and shoulder massage /
,nek an jaolda maesa:3/ 39
necklace /'neklis/ 53
nectarine /'nektariin/ 61
needle /'ni:dl/ 44, 52
nephew /'nefju:/ 7
Neptune /'neptjuin/ 119
nervous /'n3:vas/ 1 24
nest /nest/ 105
net /net/ 86, 87, 88
Netherlands /'neflalandz/ 1 1 6
network /'netw3:k/ 121
network engineer /'netw3:k
end3i,ma7 26
Nevada /na'vaida/ 1 1 3
New Hampshire /nju:
'hasmpfar/ 113
New Jersey /nju: 'd33:zi/ 113
New Mexico /nju: 'meksikao/
113
new moon /nju: 'mu:n/ 1 1 9
New Orleans /nju: 'a:lianz/
113
New Year's Eve /,nju: jiaz 'i:v/
109
New York /nju: 'ja:k/ 113
Newcastle-upon-Tyne /
nju:ka:sÿl apon 'tain/ 112
newspaper /'nju:s,peipa7 83
newspaper stand / njuispeipa
stand/ 81
newspaper vendor /'njuispeipa
,venda7 81
newsreader /'nju:z,ri:da7 25
next of kin /.nekst av 'kin/ 6
next to /'nekst tu:/ 127
niece /ni:s/ 7
nightclothes /'naitklaodz/ 47
nightdress /'naitdres/ 47
nightie /'naiti/ 47
.....
nil /ml/ 107
nine /nain/ 107
nineteen /,nain'ti:n/ 107
nineteen forty-five / './ 1 1 1
nineteen thirty /,nainti:n '03:ti/
111
ninety /'nainti/ 107
no overtaking sign /nao
aova'teikig sain/ 75
no right turn sign /nao rait
't3:n sain/ 75
no through road sign /nau 0ru:
'raod sain/ 75
no U-turn sign /nao 'ju: t3:n
sain/ 75
North America /,na:0 a'menka/
114
North Carolina /,nD:0
karalaina/ 113
North Dakota /(na:0 da kaota/
113
Northern Ireland /,na:5pn
nose /naoz/ 34
nose bleed /'naoz bli:d/ 41
note appointments /,naot
a paintmants/ 28
notepad /'naotpaed/ 27
noticeboard /'naotis,b3:d/ 27
Nottingham /'nDtigam/ 112
nought /na:t/ 107
November /nao'vemba7 1 09
nozzle /'nDZPl/ 72
number pad /'nAmba paed/ 85
numberplate /'nAmbapleit/ 73
nurse /n3:s/ 24, 43, 44
nursery assistant /'n3:sÿri
a,sist.7nt/ 24
nursery school /'n3:sOTi sku:l/
54
nut /nAt/ 29
nuts and raisins /,nAts OTd
'reizÿnz/ 67
oak tree /'auk tri:/ 1 1 7
oar /of/ 78, 90
oarsman /'a:zman/ 90
oarswoman /'aizÿoman/ 90
oats /auts/ 63
oboe /'aobao/ 96
obstetrician /.Dbsta'trijÿn/ 43
obtuse angle /ab'tju:s ,aeggÿl/
108
ocean AmE /'aujÿn/ 97
October /Dk’taobaV 109
octopus /'Dktapas/ 104
off /Df/ 126
offer refreshments /,Dfa
ri'frejmants/ 28
office worker /'Dfis ,w3:kar/ 25
offices /'Dfisiz/ 80
Ohio /ao'haiao/ 113
oil /ail/ 63
oil tanker /'DII TEenka'/ 78
Oklahoma /,aukla'haoma/ 113
okra /'okra/ 60
old /aold/ 6
olives /'DIIVZ/ 67
omelette /'Dmlat/ 70
on /on/ 1 26
on board /on 'bo:d/ 77
on top of /. '. ./ 1 27
one /wAn/ 107
one half /WAII 'ha:f/ 68
one hundred /WAII 'hAndrad/
107
one hundred and one /WAII
'hAndrad an 'wAn/ 107
one hundred percent /wAn
.hAndrad pa'sent/ 1 07
one hundred thousand /wAn
'hAndred 'Oaozÿnd/ 107
one million /wAn 'miljan/ 107
one penny / one penny piece /
,WAn 'peni. ,WAn peni 'pi:s/
79
one pound / one pound coin
/,WAn paond, ,WAn paund
koin/ 79
one quarter /WAn 'kwaitaV 68
one third /wAn '03:d/ 68
one thousand /wAn '0aozÿnd/
107
onion /'Anjan/ 59
online banking /.Dnlain
'baegkig/ 79
onto /'Dntu:/ 1 26
open /'aopan/ 38, 125
opera /'Dpÿra/ 93
operating theatre /'Dpareitig
,0iatar/ 44
operation /.Dpa'reijjn/ 44
ophthalmologist /
,Df0ael'mDlad3ist/ 43
opposites /'Dpazits/ 125
optician /op'tijÿn/ 24, 45
optician's /Dp'tijÿmz/ 84
oral hygienist /,D:ral
haid3i:mst/ 45
orange /'onndÿ/ 51, 61
orange juice /'Dnnd3 d3u:s/
63, 67
orbit /'Dibit/ 119
orchestra pit /'Dikistra pit/ 93
orchid /'D:kid/ 18
oregano /,Dri'ga:nau/ 60
Oregon /'origan/ 113

Orkney Islands /'aikni ,ailandz/
112
orthodontist /,a:0a'dDntist/ 45
osteopath /'DstiapeeG/ 43
ostrich /'Dstritj/ 105
other vehicles /,A6a 'vintaiz/
72
out /aut/ 1 26
out of /'aut DV/ 127
out tray /'aot trei/ 27
outdoor clothing /,autda:
'klaudig/ 46
Outer Hebrides /,auta
'hebradiz/ 112
outside /aot'said, 'autsaid/ 1 27
outside lane /,autsaid 'lein/ 74
oval /'auv«?l/ 1 08
oven glove /' Av.zn gUv/ 11
over /'auvaV 1 26
overcast /,auva‘ka:st/ 118
overhead (luggage)
compartment /auvahed
'lAgid3 kam.paitmant/ 77
overhead projector /auvahed
pra'd3ektar/ 56
overweight /,auva'weit/ 36
owl /aul/ 105
Oxford /'Dksfad/ 112
oxygen mask /'Dksid3pn
,ma:sk/ 77, 85
Pacific Ocean /pa sifik auf.zn/
113
package AmE /'paekidjj/ 82
packet /'paekit/ 68
packet of crisps /,paekit av
'knsps/ 83
packet of envelopes /,paekit av
'envalaups/ 83
pad thai /pasd 'tai/ 65
paddle /'paedl/ 90
pads /pasdz/ 86, 89
paediatrician /,pi:dia'tn|«7n/ 43
paella /pai'ela/ 70
pager /'peid3ar/ 123
pail AmE /peil/ 97
painkiller /'peinkilaV 42
paint /peint/ 29, 38
paint pot /'peint pDt/ 29
paint roller /'peint ,raulaV 29
paint tray /'peint trei/ 29
paintbox /'peintboks/ 55
paintbrush /'peintbrAj/ 29, 55
painter /'peintaV 23
painting /'peintirj/ 94
pak choi /paek ‘tjai/ 60
Palace of Westminster /(paelis
av 'westminstaV 100
pallet /'paelat/ 30
palm /pa:m/ 34
palm tree /'. ./ 117
palmtop /'paimtDp/ 122
panna cotta /,p£ena kDta/ 66
pansy /'paenzi/ 18
panties AmE /'paentiz/ 47
pants AmE /paents/ 48
papaya /pa'paia/ 61
paper clip holder /'peipa klip
,hauldar/ 27
paper clips /'peipa klips/ 27
paper napkin /,peipa naspkin/
67
paperback /'peipabaek/ 83
parachute /'paerejuit/ 89
parachuting /'paerejuitir)/ 89
parachutist /'prerajuitist/ 89
parallel /'paeralel/ 108
paramedic /.paere'medik/ 26,
85
parasol /'paerasDl/ 18
parcel /'paisÿl/ 82
parent /'pearant/ 7
park /pa:k/ 99
parking meter /'pa:kig ,mi:tar/
80
parking notice /'paikig ,nautis/
80
Parliament Buildings in
Northern Ireland /,pa:lamant
.bildinz in ,na:6.7n 'aialand/
100
parrot /'paerat/ 105
parsley /'paisli/ 60
parsnip /'paisnip/ 59
parting /'paitirj/ 36
passenger /'paesind3ar/ 71
passion fruit /'paejÿn fruit/ 61
passport /'paispait/ 6, 76
passport control /'paispait
kan,traul/ 76
password /'pa:sw3id/ 121
pasta /'paesta/ 63
path /pa:0/ 98
patient /'peijamt/ 43, 44, 45
patio /'paetiau/ 18
patio chair /'paetiau ,tfear/ 18
patio table /paetiau teibÿl/ 18
pattern /'paetpn/ 52
patterned /'paetÿnd/ 51
patterns /'paetpnz/ 51
pavement /'peivmant/ 80
paw /pai/ 101
paying-in slip /.pei-irj 'in slip/
79
PCSE / citizenship /,pi: sii es
'i:,'sitizamjip/ 57
PE /,pi: 'ii/ 57
peach /piitj/ 61
peacock /'piikok/ 105
peak /piik/ 117
peanut /'piinAt/ 61
peanuts /'piinAts/ 67
pear /pear/ 61
pearls /p3ilz/ 53
peas /piiz/ 59, 62, 66, 70
pedestrian /pa'destrian/ 74, 80
pedestrian underpass /
pa,destrian 'Andapais/ 74
peel /pill/ 69
peeler /'piilaV 11
peg /peg/ 17
pelican /'pelikan/ 105
pelvis /'pelvis/ 35
pen /pen/ 83
penalty box /'penlti boks/ 86
penalty spot /'penlti spot/ 86
pencil /'pensÿl/ 56, 83
pencil sharpener /'pen&?l
JaippnaV 56
pencils /'pensplz/ 27
penguin /'peggwin/ 105
Pennsylvania /pensÿl'veinia/
113
people carrier /'piippl ,kaeriar/
72
pepper /'pepaV 15, 63
percussion /pa'kA|;?n/ 96
performing arts /pa,fa:mig
'aits/ 57
perfume /'p3ifju:m/ 40
periodical section /,pi3ri'Ddik,?l
tsekjpn/ 58
periodicals and books /
piariDdikplz and 'buks/ 83
perm /p3im/ 39
perpendicular /
,p3ipan'dikjular/ 108
personal assistant (PA) /
psispnal a'sistznt, ,pii 'ei/ 25
personal computer /,p3:sÿnal
kam'pjuitaV 120, 122
personal organiser /,p3i&?nal
'oiganaizaV 53
petrol cap /'petrel kaep/ 73
petrol pump /'petrel pAmp/ 72
petrol station /'petrel .steijÿn/
72
petunia /pa'tjuinia/ 18
pharmacist /'faimasist/ 24
pheasant /'fezÿnt/ 105
phone box /'faun bDks/ 81
phonecard /'faunkaid/ 85
photocopier /'fautau,kDpiar/
27, 58
photocopy a letter /fautaokDpi
a 'letar/ 28
photographer /fa'tDgrafaV 25
photography /fa'tografi/ 94
physics /'ftziks/ 57
physiotherapist /
fiziau Oerepist/ 43
piano /pi aenau/ 96
piccolo / pikalau/ 96
pick up /pik Ap/ 38
pick up the children / pik Ap fia
'tjildran/ 21
pickaxe /'pik-aks/ 31
picnic /'pikruk/ 98
picture /'piktJaV 14
picture frame / piktÿa freim/
14
pie /pai/ 64
pieces /'piisiz/ 95
pier /pia7 97
pierogi /pia reugi/ 65
pig /pig/ 102
pigeon /'pidÿm/ 105
piglet / piglat/ 102
pillar box /'pila bDks/ 82
pillow /'pilau/ 13
pillowcase /'pilaukeis/ 13
pilot /'pailat/ 77
pin /pin/ 52
pin cushion /'pin ,kujÿn/ 52
pin number /'pin ,nAmbar/ 79
pineapple /'pamaeppl/ 61
ping pong /'pig pDg/ 88
ping pong ball /'. . ,./ 88
ping pong player /'. . ../ 88
ping pong table /'. . ../ 88
pink /pigk/ 51
pipette /pi'pet/ 56
pitch /pitj/ 86
pitta bread /'pita bred/ 64
WORD LIST
pizza /'piitsa 62. 70
place mat / pleis mat 15
plain /plein/ 51
plait /plaet/ 36
plane /plein/ 29
planets /'planus/ 119
plant /plaint/ 14
plant flowers /plaint flaoaz/
19
plant pot /'plaint pot/ 14
plaque /plaik, plaek/ 45
plaster cast /'plaista kaist/ 44
plasterer /'plaistareV 26
plasters /'plaistaz/ 42
plastic wallet /.plastik 'WDIU/
27
plate /pleit/ 15
platform /'platfaim/ 71
platform entrance /,platfa:m
'entrans/ 71
player /'pleiaV 86
pleased /pliizd/ 124
pliers /'plaiaz/ 29
ploughman's lunch /.plaumanz
lAntj/ 67
plug /pUg/ 1 7
plum /pL\m/ 61
plumber /'plAmaV 23
plus /plAs/ 1 07
Pluto /'pluitau/ 119
Plymouth /'plima0/ 1 12
pneumatic drill /njuÿmaetik
dnl/ 31
pocket /'pDkit/ 50
pocket calculator /,.. '..../ 123
podium /'paudiam/ 93
point /paint/ 37
Poland /'pauland/ 11 6
polar bear /,paola 'bear/ 103
pole /paul/ 91
police /pa'liis/ 85
police car /.'. ./ 85
police officer /pa'liis ,Dfisa7
24, 33, 85
police station /pa'liis ,steifÿn/
85
polo shirt /'paulau J3it/ 48
poloneck jumper /ÿaulaunek
'djjAmpaV 46
polyester /'pDliestaV 52
pomegranate /'pDmi,graenit/
61
pommel horse /'pAmÿl hais/
56
pond /pond/ 18, 117
pony /'pauni/ 101
pony tail /'.. ./ 36
pony-trekking /'pauni trekir)
98
pop music /'pop mjuizik 96
popper /'popaV 52
porch /paitf/ 9
pork chops / paik tjops 64
porridge / pDridj/ 70
porter / paitaV 32, 76
post office clerk / paust Dfis
klaik - kl3irk 82
postal order / paostl aidaV 82
postbag / paostbaeg 82
postbox / paustbDks/ 82
postcard / paustkaid, 82
137
 WORD LIST
postcode /'paustkaud/ 6, 82
Post-it'“ notes /paost it naots/
27
postman /'paustman/ 24, 82
postmark /'paustmaik/ 82
posts /paosts/ 86
postwoman /'paost,woman/
24, 82
pot /pDt/ 1 9
potato /pa'teitao/ 59
potter's wheel /,pDtaz wi:l, 94
pottery /'pDtari/ 94
potting shed /pota] Jed/ 19
potty /'pDti/ 1 6
pouch /paotj/ 1 03
pour /pa:'/ 38, 69
power / paoa; 29
power saw paoa so: 29
pram /pram 16
prawn cockta prom kDkteil/
65
prawns prornz/ 64
pre-school pri: sku:l/ 54, 55
prescription /pn'skripjÿn/ 43
press pres/ 38
press stud /'pres stAd/ 52
primary school /’pranruzri
sku:l. 54, 57
print a hard copy /print a ha:d
kDpi/ 28
printer /printa'/ 120
prison / pnzÿn/ 33
prison officer /'prizÿn ,Dfisa7
33
promenade /prmna'ncnd/ 97
protractor /pra'traektaV 56
prune /pru:n/ 61
prune a shrub /,pru:n a 'JrAb/
19
public Internet computer /
,pAblik 'intanet kam,pju:ta7
58
pull /pul/ 37
pumpkin /'pAmpkrn/ 59
pumps AmE /pAmps/ 47
pupil /'pju:p«?l/ 35, 56
puppy /'pApi/ 101
purple /'p3:p.7l/ 51
purse /p3:s/ 53
push /puj/ 37
pushchair /'puJ-tJeaV 16
put down /put 'daun/ 38
put on make-up /,put Dn 'meik
\p/ 8
pyjamas /pa'd3a:maz/ 47
queue Aju:/ 99
quilt /kwilt/ 13
rabbi /'rabai/ 110
rabbit /'rabit/ 101, 102
racehorse /'reishois/ 87
radiator /'reidieitaV 1 3
radio /'reidiau/ 73
radish /'radij/ 59
radius /'reidias/ 1 08
railings /'reiligz/ 80
railway station /'reilwei
steij,7n/ 71
railway track /'reilwei ,trak/
75
rainbow /'reinbau/ 118
raincoat /'reinkaut/ 46
138
rainhat / reinhaet/ 46
rainy /'reini/ 118
raisin /'reizÿn/ 61
rake /reik/ 19
ram /ram/ 102
rambling /'ramblig/ 98
rash /raj/ 41
raspberry /'ra:zbc7ri/ 61
rat /rat/ 106
razor /'reizaV 1 2, 40
razor blade /'reiza bleid/ 40
RE /,a:r 'i:/ 57
reach /ri:tj/ 92
read /ri:d/ 38
read the paper /,ri:d 6a
peipaV 8
rear windscreen /ria
'wmdskrim/ 73
rearview mirror /,navju: 'mirar/
73
receiver /n'sirvaV 85
reception /ri'sepjan/ 32
receptionist /n'sepjÿnist/ 25,
32
Recorded signed for'” /ri,ka:did
saind fa:r/ 82
recorder /n ka:dar/ 96
rectangle / rektaeggÿl/ 1 08
red /red/ 51, 74
red cabbage /red kaebid;j/ 59
red card /,. './ 86
red hair /,. './ 36
red pepper /red pepaV 59
red route /'red ru:t/ 80
red squirrel /red 'skwiral/ 106
red wine /,red 'wain/ 63, 66
redcurrant /,red'kArant/ 61
referee /,refa'ri:/ 86, 87
reference section /'reforans
sekjOT/ 58
refrigerator /ri'frid3areitar/ 10
refuse collector /'refju:s
ka,lekta'/ 23
reins /reinz/ 89
remarried /ri:'maerid/ 7
Remembrance Sunday /
rjmembrans 'sAndei/ 109
remote control /n,maut
kan'traul/ 14, 122
reporter /ri'paitaV 25
Republic of Ireland /ri,pAbhk
av 'aialand/ 1 1 2
reservoir /'rezavwa:'/ 11 7
restaurant /'resCzront/ 32
tesunte AmE /'rezjumei/ 22
return ticket /ri,t3:n 'tikit/ 71
rev counter /'rev ,kaontar/ 73
rhinoceros /rai'nD&zras/ 103
Rhode Island /'raud ailand/
113
rhubarb /'ru:ba:b/ 61
ribs /nbz/ 35
rice /rais/ 63
rickshaw /'nkja:/ 72
ride /raid/ 99
rider /'raidaV 89
right angle /'rait aegg,?l/ 1 08
right-angled triangle /,rait
aeggdd 'traiaeggÿl/ 108
ring /rig/ 53, 87
ring binder /'rig ,bamdar/ 27
rinse /rins/ 39
rinse your face /,. . './ 8
rip /rip/ 52
river /'nvar/ 81, 117
road accident /'raud
,aeksid.?nt/ 85
road sign /'raud sain/ 75, 80
roadside assistant /,raodsaid
a'sistant/ 85
roadside breakdown /,raudsaid
'breikdaun/ 85
roadworks /'raudw3:ks/ 75
roadworks ahead sign /
,raudw3:ks a'hed sain/ 75
roast /raust/ 69
roast beef with Yorkshire
pudding /raust ,bi:f wid
ja:kja 'pudig/ 65
roast potatoes /,raust
pa'teitauz/ 66
roasting tin /'raustig ,tin/ 11
robin /'robin/ 105
rock /rok/ 11 7
rock concert /'rok ,kDnsat/ 93
Rocky Mountains /,roki
mauntinz/ 113
roll /raul/ 68
roller /'raulaV 39
roller coaster /'raula ,kaustar/
99
roller skates / raula skeits/ 55
rollerblader /'raula bleida'/ 89
rollerblading / raula,bleidig/
89
rolling pin /'raulig pin/ 11
Romania /rau'meinia/ 116
roof /ru:f/ 9
roof-rack /'ru:f rak/ 73
room key /'ru:m ki:/ 32
room service /'ru:m ,s3:vis/ 32
ropes /raups/ 87
rose /rauz/ 1 8
rosemary /'rauzmari/ 60
rotary whisk /'rautari wisk/ 11
rotor /'raotaV 77
rouge /ru:3/ 40
rough /rAf/ 1 25
round /raund/ 127
roundabout /'raundabaut/ 55,
74
roundabout sign /'raundabaut
sain/ 75
rounded scissors /,raondid
.....
sizaz/ 55
rowing /'rauig/ 90
rowing boat /'rauig baut/ 78,
90
rowing machine /' / 92
Royal Mail van /,raial 'meil
vaen/ 82
rub in /,rAb in/ 69
rubber /'rAbar/ 27, 56, 83
rubber band /,rAba 'brend/ 27
ruby /'ru:bi/ 53
rucksack /'raksaek/ 98
rug /rag/ 14
rugby /'rAgbi/ 86
ruler /'ru:la7 56
run /rAn/ 92
runner /'rana'/ 89
runner bean /,rAna 'bi:n/ 59
running /'rAmg/ 89
running machine /' .....
/ 92
running shorts /'rAnig Ja:ts/ 4S
running vest /'rAnig vest/ 49
runway /'rAnwei/ 77
rush hour /'raj auar/ 71
sachet of pepper /,saejei av
pepar/ 67
sachet of salt /,saejei av 'sa:lt/
67
sad /saed/ 124
saddle /'sasdl/ 89
safari park /sa'fairi pa:k/ 99
safety glasses /'seifti ,gla:siz/
56
safety goggles /'seifti ,gr>g.?lz/
30
safety pin /'seifti pin/ 52
sage /seid3/ 60
sail /sell/ 78, 90
sailboard /'seilbaid/ 90
sailboat AmE /'seilbaut/ 78, 90
sailing /'seilig/ 90
sailing boat /'seilig baut/ 90
sailing ship /'seilig Jip/ 78
salad dressing /'srelad ,dresig/
63
salami /sa'la:mi/ 64
sales assistant /'seilz a,sist«znt/
25
salmon steaks /.saeman 'steiks/
64
saloon car /sa'lum ka:r/ 72
salt /sa:lt/ 15, 63
samosa /sa'mausa/ 67
San Francisco /,saen
fran'siskau/ 113
sand /samd/ 55, 97
sand dune /'saend djurn/ 11 7
sandals /'saendlz/ 47
sandcastle /'sasndÿaisÿl/ 97
sandpaper /'saendpeipa1/ 29
sandpit /'saend,pit/ 55
sandwiches /'saenwid3iz/ 70
sapphire /'saefaiaV 53
sari /'sa:ri/ 49
satellite /'saetolait/ 11 9
satellite dish /'saetolait dij/ 9
satellite TV /,saetplait ti: 'vi:/
122
sat-nav /'saet naev/ 1 23
satsuma /saet'suima/ 61
Saturday /'saetadei/ 109
Saturn /'saetan/ 119
saucepan /'saispaen/ 1 1
saucer /'sa:sar/ 15
sausage /'sDsid3/ 64, 70
sausage roll /,.. './ 67
saute /'sautei/ 69
saxophone /'saeksafaun/ 96
scaffolding /'skaefoldig/ 31
scales /skeilz/ 43, 82, 104
scalpel /'skaelp.?l/ 44
scanner /'skamaV 44, 1 20
scar /ska:'/ 41
scared /skead/ 124
scarf /ska:f/ 46, 53
scatter cushion /'skasta ,kujam/
13
science /'saians/ 57
science lab /'saians laeb/ 56

scientist /'saiantist/ 24
scissors /'sizaz/ 39, 52, 82
scooter /'sku:ta7 55
scoreboard /'sko:bo:d/ 86
Scotland /'skmland/ 1 1 2
Scottish Parliament /.skDtiJ
'padamant/ 100
Scrabble'" /'skraebÿl/ 95
scratch /skraetj/ 41
screwdriver /'skru:draiva7 29
screws /skru:z/ 29
scrubbing brush /'skrAbirj
brAj/ 17
scuba diver /'sku:ba daivaV 90
scuba diving /'sku:ba .daivig/
90
sculpting /'skAlptig/ 94
sculpture /'skAlptJa7 94
sea /si:/ 97
sea animals /'si: .aenmulz/ 104
seal /si:l/ 104
seam /si:m/ 50
search engine /'s3:tj ,end3in/
121
search page /'s3:tj peid3/ 121
seasons /'si:&?nz/ 1 1 8
seat belt /'si:t belt/ 73
Seattle /si'cetl/ 113
secateurs /'sekat3:z/ 19
second /'sekand/ 107
second class /sekand 'kla:s/
71
second class post /.sekand
kla:s 'paust/ 82
second floor /.sekand 'fla:7 20
second hand /'sekand hsend/
111
secondary school /'sekand.?ri
,sku:l/ 54, 57
secretary /'sekritpri/ 25
security /si'kjuarati/ 76
security guard /si'kjoarati
,ga:d/ 26
seed trays /'si:d treiz/ 19
seeds /si:dz/ 19
seesaw /'si:so:/ 55
self-checkout area /self Jekaut
.earia/ 62
Sellotape'" /'selateip/ 27, 83
semi-detached house /,semi
ditaetjt 'haus/ 9
semi-skimmed milk /,semi
skimd 'milk/ 70
send a fax /.send a 'faeks/ 28
send an e-mail /.send an
'i:meil/ 28
September /sep temba7 109
sequins /'skkwmz/ 52
server /'s3:va7 121
serviette /,s3:vi'et/ 1 5
serving dish /'s3:vig dij/ 15
set-square /'set skwea7 56
settee /se'ti:/ 14
seven /'sevÿn/ 1 07
seven (o’clock) /,sev,?n a'klok/
111
seventeen /.sewm'tim/ 107
seventy /'sevÿmti/ 107
sew /sau/ 21
sewing /'sauig/ 94
sewing basket /saoiq ,ba:skit/
52
sewing machine /'sauig
ma,Ji:n/ 52, 94
sex /seks/ 6
shade /Jeid/ 97
shake hands /.Jeik 'haendz/ 37
shallow /'Jadao/ 125
shalwar kameez /Jadwair
kae'miiz/ 49
shampoo /Jam'pu:/ 12, 39, 40
shapes /Jeips/ 50
shark /Ja:k/ 1 04
shashlik /'JaeJlik/ 65
shave /Jeiv/ 8
shaved hair /Jeivd 'hea7 36
shaving brush /'Jeivig bmj/ 12
shaving gel /'Jeivig d3el/ 1 2,
40
shears /Jiaz/ 19
sheep /Ji:p/ 102
sheet /Ji:t/ 1 3
sheet music /'Ji:t ,mju:zik/ 93
Sheffield /'Jefi:ld/ 112
shelf /Jelf/ 12
shell /Jel/ 97
shelves /Jelvz/ 58
shepherd's pie /.Jepadz 'pai/
70
Shetland Islands /'Jetland
ailandz/ 112
shin /Jin/ 34
ship /Jip/ 78
shirt /J3:t/ 48
shish kebab /JiJ ki bab/ 67
shoe shop / Ju: Jop/ 84
shoelace / Judeis/ 50
shoes /Ju:z/ 47
shop /jDp/ 81
shopkeeper /'jDp,ki:pa7 25
shopper /'jDpar/ 62
shopping /'jDpirj/ 62
shopping bag /'Jopig baeg/
53, 62
short /Ja:t/ 36, 1 25
short hair /,. './ 36
shorts /Ja:ts/ 48
short-sleeved /,Ja:t 'sli:vd/ 50
shoulder /'Jaolda7 34
shoulder bag /'.. ,./ 53
shoulder-length hair /,.. . './ 36
shovel /'JAVPI/ 31
shower /'Jaua7 1 2
shower curtain /'Jaua ,k3:tn/
12
shower gel /'Jaua d3el/ 1 2
shrimp /Jrimp/ 104
shutter /'jAta7 9
shuttlecock /'jAtlkDk/ 88
shy /Jai/ 1 24
side /said/ 1 08
side salad /'said .sadad/ 66
side table /'. ,../ 15
side vegetables /'said
.ved3tab,?lz/ 66
sideburns /'saidb3:nz/ 36
sidelight /'saidlait/ 73
sieve /siv/ 1 1
sign a letter /.sain a 'leta7 28
signpost /'sainpaust/ 98
signs /sainz/ 75
WORD LIST
Sikh /si:k/ 110 snake /sneik/ 103
Sikh temple /,si:k 'tempd/ 110 snapdragon / snaep draegan/
silk /silk/ 52 18
silver /'silva7 53 sneakers AmE /’sni:kaz 47
sing /sir)/ 37 snorkel / sna:kpl/ 90
singer /'siga7 93 snorkeller /'sna:kplar 90
single /'sirjgÿl/ 6 snorkelling /’sna:kplig 90
single bed /.siggÿl 'bed/ 13 snout /snaot/ 1 04
single parent /.sirjgÿl 'pearant/ snow /snau/ 91
7 snowboard /'snauba:d/ 91
singlet /'sigglat/ 49 snowmobile /'snauma bid/ 91
sink /sirjk/ 10 snowmobiling /'snaoma bidig
sister /'sista7 7 91
sisters-in-law /'sistaz in la:/ 7 snowy /'snaoi/ 1 1 8
sit /sit/ 37 soap /saop/ 1 2
sitting room /'sitig ru:m/ 20 soap dish /'saop dij/ 12
six /siks/ 1 07 soap dispenser /'saop
six-pack /'siks peek/ 68 di.spensaV 12
sixteen /.sik'sti:n/ 107 social worker /'saofol .W3:kar/
sixty /'siksti/ 107 26
skate /skeit/ 91 sociology /.saosi'Dlad3i,
skateboard /'skeitba:d/ 55 .saoji-/ 57
skeleton /'skelitÿn/ 35 socket /'sDkit/ 1 7
ski /ski:/ 91 socks /sDks/ 48
ski boot /'ski: bu:t/ 91 sofa /'saofa/ 1 4
skier /'ski:a7 91 soft /soft/ 125
skip /skip/ 92 soft top /'soft tDp/ 73
skipping rope /'skipig raop/ 92 soft toy /.soft tai/ 1 6
skirt /sk3:t/ 47, 48 software /'sDftweaV 120
skull /skAl/ 35 software engineer / sDftwear
sky /skai/ 81 end3i ma'/ 26
skydiver /'skai,daiva7 89 solar system / saola sistam/
skydiving /'skai.daivig/ 89 119
skyline / skailain/ 81 soidier saold3a7 23
skyscraper / skai skreipaV 81 soie /saol/ 50
sledge /s\edy 91 solictor salisita' 33
sledgehammer / sled3 hsma' son SAII/ 7
31 son-m- aw / s.vn in b:/ 7
sledging /sledyi)/ 91 sore throat / so: Oraot/ 41
sleep /sli:p/ 8 soup /su:p/ 62
sleeping bag /'sli:pig baeg/ 98 soup and bread roll / su:p an
sleeve /sli:v/ 50 bred raul/ 70
slice /slais/ 69 soup spoon /’su:p spurn/ 15
slide /slaid/ 55 South America /,sao0
slide projector /'slaid amerika/ 114
pra.d3ekta7 123 South Carolina /,sao0
slides /slaidz/ 1 23 kaera'lama/ 11 3
slim /slim/ 36 South Dakota /,sao0 da'kauta/
sling /slig/ 44 113
slip /slip/ 47 space shuttle /'speis .jAtl/ 119
slip road /'slip raod/ 74 space suit /'speis su:t/ 1 1 9
slippers /'slipaz/ 47 spade /speid/ 19, 97
slippery road sign /.slipÿri spaghetti bolognese /spa geti
'raud sain/ 75 bDla'neiz/ 70
Slovakia /slau'vaeki:/ 116 Spain /spein/ 116
Slovenia /slao'viania/ 116 Spanish /'spcenij/ 57
slow /slau/ 125 speak /spi:k/ 37
slug pellets /'sUg .pelats/ 19 speaker /'spi:ka7 122
small animals /,sma:l speakers /'spi:kaz/ 120
'aeniirwlz/ 106 Special Delivery™ /.spejÿl
small intestine /,sma:l in'testin/ di'liwzri/ 82
35 speed skater /'spi:d skeita7 91
smile /small/ 37 speed skating /'spi:d skeitig/
smoke /smauk/ 85 91
smoked ham /,smaokt haem/ speedometer /spi domita7 73
64 sphere /sfia7 1 08
smoked salpion /.smaukt spice rack / spais rask/ 1 0
'sseman/ 65 spices /'spaisiz/ 10
smooth /smu:6/ 125 spider /spaida7 106
smoothie /'smu:8i/ 67 spinach /'spinid3,-itj/ 59
snail /sneil/ 106 spine /spain/ 35
139
 WORD LIST
spines /spainz/ 106
spinning /'spinnj/ 94
spiral /'spaiaral/ 108
spirit level /'spirit ,lew>l/ 31
sponge mop /'spAnd3 mop/ 17
sports car /'sports ka:r/ 72
sports shop /'sports Jop/ 84
sportswear /'sportsweaV 49
spotlight /'spDtlait/ 93
spots /spots/ 103
spotted /'spDtid/ 51
spray /sprei/ 42
spreadsheet / spredji:t/ 1 20
spring /sprig/ 118
spring onion /sprig Anjan/ 59
sprinkler / spngklaV 19
square /skweay 29,108
squash /skwoj/ 88
squash ball /'. ./ 88
squash player/. ../ 88
squash racket / skwoj ,r£ekit/
88
St Valentine’s Day /&?nt
vaelantainz dei/ 109
stadium / steidiam/ 86
stage /steid3/ 93
stage set /'steid3 set/ 93
stages in education /,steid3iz
m edju'kei3,7n/ 54
stain /stein/ 52
stair cupboard /'stea ,kAbad/
20
stairs /steaz/ 20
stamp /stamp/ 82
stamp album /'stamp
94
stamp collecting /'stamp
kajektig/ 94
stamp machine /'stamp
maji:n/ 82
stand /stand/ 37, 86
Stanley knife’” /'stanli naif/ 29
staple /(steip.zl/ 28
stapler /'steiplaV 27
star /sta:r/ 119
starfish /'sta:,fif/ 104
starfruit /'sta:,fni:t/ 61
starters /'staitaz/ 65
stately home /steitli haum/
99
stationer's / steij.?naz/ 84
stationery / steijamm/ 83
steak /steik/ 64
steam /sti:m/ 69
steamer /'sti:ma7 1 1
steep hill sign /sti:p hil sam/
75
steering wheel /'stiarig wi:l/
73
stepbrother /'stepbrAfiaV 7
stepdaughter /'stepdo:ta7 7
stepfather /'stepfa:fia7 7
stepmother /'stepmAfiaV 7
stepsister /'stepsista'/ 7
stepson /'stepsAn/ 7
sterilizer /'stenlaizaV 16
stern /st3:n/ 78
stethoscope /'steGaskaup/ 43
stewing beef /'stjung bi:f/ 64
sticking plaster /'stikig
,pla:sta7 42
140
sticky tape / stiki teip/ 83
stile /stall/ 98
still camera / snl kxrcuna/ 1 23
still mineral water /.stil
mineral wo:tar/ 66
Stir /st3:r/ 38, 69
stir fry / st3: frai/ 69
stirrup / stirap/ 89
stitches /'stitjiz/ 44
stockings /'stDkigz/ 47
stomach /'stAmak/ 34, 35
stomachache /'stAmak-eik/ 41
Stonehenge /staun'hend3/ 1 00
stop sign /'stDp sain/ 75
storage jar /'sta:rid3 d3a:r/ 1 0
stork /sto:k/ 105
stormy /'sta:mi/ 118
straight /streit/ 108
straight hair /,streit 'hear/ 36
straw /stra:/ 67
strawberry /'stro:b.7ri/ 61
stream /stri:m/ 11 7
street /stri:t/ 80
street map /'strirt map/ 83
streetlight /'stri:tlait/ 74, 81
stretch /stretj/ 92
stretcher /'stretfaV 85
string /strig/ 82, 83
strings /strigz/ 96
striped /straipt/ 51
stripes /straips/ 103
stub /stAb/ 79
stubble /'stAbpl/ 36
student welfare office /
,stju:dÿnt 'welfear ,ofis/ 58
study /'stAdi/ 20, 21
stuffed peppers /,stAft 'pepaz/
65
stuffed vine leaves /stAft 'vain
li:vz/ 65
stump /stAmp/ 86
style /stall/ 39
styling brush /'stailig brAf/ 39
styling mousse / stailig mu:s/
39
sudoku /su: daoku:/ 95
sugar /'fugaV 63
suit /suit/ 47, 48
suitcase / su:tkeis/ 32, 76
summer /'sAmaV 118
sun /SAn/ 11 9
sun lounger /'sAn ,laund3a7
18
sunbather /'sAnbeifiaV 97
sunburn /'sAnb3:n/ 41
Sunday /'sAndei/ 109
sunfish /'sAn,fiJ/ 104
sunglasses /'sAn,gla:siz/ 97
sunhat /'sAnhat/ 46
sunny /'sAni/ 118
sunscreen /'sAnskrim/ 97
surfboard /'s3:fba:d/ 90, 97
surfer /'s3:fa7 90, 97
surfing and wind-surfing /
,S3:fig ,md wind S3:fig/ 90
surgeon /'sv.A-rpn/ 44
surgical collar /,s3:d3ilwl
'kDlar/ 44
surgical glove /,s3:d3ikpl 'gbw/
44
surname /‘s3:neim/ 6
surprised /sa'praizd/ 124
sushi /'su:Ji/ 67
suspect /'sAspekt/ 33
suspenders AmE /sa'spendaz/
53
suspicious /sa'spijas/ 124
swallow /'swDlau/ 105
swan /swDn/ 105
sweaters /'swetaz/ 46
sweatshirt /'swet-f3:t/ 48
swede /swi:d/ 59
Sweden /'swi:dn/ 11 6
sweep /swi:p/ 21
sweet and sour chicken with
rice /,sw:t an ,saua ,tfikin
wifi 'rais/ 65
sweet potato /,swi:t pa'teitau/
60
sweet shop /'swi:t jDp/ 84
sweetcorn /'swi:tka:n/ 59, 62,
66
sweets /swi:ts/ 67
swimmer /'swimaV 90
swimming /'swimig/ 90
swimming costume /'swimig
,kDstjum/ 49, 97
swimming hat /'.. ./ 90
swimming pool /'swimig pu:l/
90
swimming trunks /'swimnj
tTAgks/ 49, 97
swimsuit /'swimsuit/ 49
swing /swig/ 18
swings /swigz/ 55
Swiss cheese /,swis 'tjiiz/ 64
swivel chair /'swivel tjeaV 27
symphony orchestra /'simfani
.....
.aikistra/ 93
syringe /sa'nnd3/ 44
table /'teibwl/ 1 20
table tennis /' / 88
tablespoonful / teib,5lspu:nful/
68
tacos /'taekaoz/ 70
tail /ted/ 77,101,104,105
tailor /'teilaV 52
take /teik/ 38
take notes /teik 'naots/ 28
take the bus to school /teik fia
,bAS ta 'skuil/ 21
take the children to school /
teik fia tjildran ta 'skuil/ 21
take-off / . ./ 77
talk /talk/ 37
tall /tail/ 36
tangerine /taendja'riin/ 61
tap /taep/ 10, 19
tape measure /'teip ,me3ar/
29,52
taramasalata /taeramasa'laita/
64
target /'taigit/ 89
tarragon /'treragan/ 60
tartan /'taitn/ 51
taxi /'taeksi/ 71
taxi driver /'taeksi ,draivar/ 23,
71
tea /ti:/ 63, 66, 70
tea towel /'ti: 'taoal/ 10
teacher /'tiitJaV 24, 56
teapot /'tiipDt/ 1 5
tear /tea'/ 38, 52
teaspoon /'tiispuin/ 15
teaspoonful /'tiispuinful/ 68
teat /ti:t/ 16
technical support engineer /
,tekmkal sa'poit end3i,niar/
26
technology in the classroom /
tek,nDlad3i in fia 'klaisrum,
.....
56
teddy bear /'tedi bear/ 1 6
teenager /'ti:neid3ar/ 6
telephone /'telifaun/ 27
telephone box /' / 85
telephone number /'telifaun
,nAmbar/ 22
telescope /'teliskaup/ 94
television /'telavi3£m/ 14
temperature /'tempera tfar/
41, 118
temperature gauge /
'tempÿratja ,geid3/ 73
temple /'tempwl/ 35
ten /ten/ 107
ten pence / ten pence piece /
,ten 'pens, ,ten pens 'pi:s/ 79
ten percent /,ten pa'sent/ 107
ten pounds / ten pound note
/,ten 'paundz, ,ten paund
naot/ 79
ten thousand /ten 'Gaozmid/
107
Tennessee /tena'si:/ 113
tennis /'tenis/ 88
tennis ball /'.. ./ 88
tennis player /'.. ,../ 88
tennis racket /'terns ,raekit/ 88
tent /tent/ 98
tentacle /'tentalwl/ 104
terminal /'toiminÿl/ 76
terraced houses /,terast
hauziz/ 9
test tubes /'test tjuibz/ 56
Texas /'teksas/ 113
text message /'tekst mesid3/
123
textbook /'tekstbok/ 56
theatre /'GiataV 93
theme park /'9i:m pa:k/ 99
therapist /'Gerapist/ 43
thermometer /Ga'mDmitaV 42,
118
thick /Gik/ 125
thigh /Gai/ 34
thimble /'Gimbÿl/ 52
thin /Gin/ 125
third /G3id/ 107
thirteen /,G3i'ti:n/ 107
thirteen hundred hours /,G3:ti:n
‘hAndrad auaz/ 111
thirty /'G3iti/ 107
thongs AmE /Gogz/ 47
thread /Gred/ 52
three /Gri:/ 107
three quarters /Gri: 'kwaitaz/
68
three-star hotel /,6ri: sta:
hau'tel/ 32
throat /Graut/ 35
throat lozenges /'Graot
,lDzmd3iz/ 42

through /6ru:/ 127
throw a ball /,0reu a 'bail/ 92
thumb /0Am/ 34
thunder and lightning /'0Andar
an .laitnig / 1 18
Thursday /'03:zddi/ 109
ticket /'tikit/ 76
tidy /'taidi/ 125
tie /tai/ 48
tie clip /'tai klip/ 53
tie up a branch /,tai Ap a
bra:ntj/ 19
tiger /'taigaV 103
tight /tait/ 50, 1 25
tights /taits/ 47
tile /tail/ 1 2
time card /'taim ka:d/ 30
time clock /'taim klok/ 30
times / multiplied by /taimz,
'mAltiplaid bai/ 107
timetable /'taimteibÿl/ 71
tin /tin/ 68
tin opener /'nn ,aupÿnar/ 11
tinned food /.tind 'fu:d/ 62
Tipp-Ex™ BrE /'tip eks/ 27, 83
tiramisu /,tiramia'su:/ 66
tissues /'tijuiz/ 42
title /'taitl/ 6
to /tu:/ 1 26
toad /taod/ 106
toast /taost/ 70
toaster /'taustaV 11
toddler /'todlaV 6
toe /tau/ 34
toilet /'tailit/ 12, 20
toilet roll /'tailit raul/ 12
toiletries /'toilitriz/ 40
tomato /ta'ma:tau||-'meitau/
59
tomato ketchup /.,.. '../ 67
tomato soup /.,.. './ 65
tongs /tDgz/ 56
tongue /tAg/ 35
tool belt /'tu:l belt/ 31
toolbar /'tu:lba:r/ 120
toolbox /'tuilbDks/ 29
tooth /tu:0/ 35, 45
toothache /'tu:0-eik/ 41
toothbrush /'tu:0brAj/ 12, 45
toothbrush holder /'tu:0brAj
,hauldar/ 12
toothpaste /'tu:0peist/ 1 2, 45
toothpick /'tu:0,pik/ 45
top /top/ 48, 1 08
topaz /'taopaez/ 53
torch /toitj/ 1 23
tortilla /ta:'ti:ja/ 65
tortoise /'ta:tas/ 1 03
touch /tAtf/ 37
tour guide /'tua gaid/ 99
tourist /'tuanst/ 99
tow truck /'tau trAk/ 85
towards /ta'wa:dz/ 127
towel /'taual/ 39
towel dry /'taual drai/ 39
towel rail /'taual red/ 12
tower block /'taua blDk/ 81
towrope /'tauraup/ 90
toy /tai/ 55
toy shop /'tai jop/ 84
track /traek/ 71, 91
tracksuit /'traeksuit/ 49
tractor /'traektaV 72
traffic /'traefik/ 80
traffic cone /'traefik kaun/ 75
traffic lights /'traefik laits/ 74,
80
traffic warden /'traefik ,wa:dn/
26
trailer /'treilaV 77
train /trein/ 71
train driver /'trein 1daivar/ 26
trainers /'treinaz/ 47
travel agency /'travel
,eid3OTSi/ 84
travel agent /'traev.d ,eid3Jnt/
25
traveller's cheque /'traevÿlaz
tjek/ 79
tray /trei/ 15, 77
treadmill /'tred.mil/ 92
tree /tri:/ 18
tricycle /'traisikpl/ 55
tripod /'traipDd/ 123
trolley /'troli/ 62
trombone /trom'baun/ 96
tropical fish /.tropikpl 'fij/ 101
trouser press /'trauza pres/ 32
trousers /'trauzaz/ 48
trout /traut/ 104
trowel /'traual/ 19, 31
truck AmE /trAk/ 72
trumpet /'trAmpit/ 96
trunk /trATjk/ 103
trunks /trAgks/ 87
T-shirt /'ti: J3:t/ 48
tub /tAb/ 14, 19, 68
tuba /'tju:ba/ 96
tube /tju:b/ 68
tube of glue /,. . './ 83
Tuesday /'tjurzdei/ 109
tulip /'tjudip/ 18
tumble dryer /'tAmb.d ,drara7
17
tuna /'tjurna/ 62
tuner /'tjurnaV 122
tunnel /'tAnl/ 71
turban /'t3:ban/ 49
turkey /'t3:ki/ 64, 102
turkish delight /,t3:kij di'lait/
66
turnip /'t3:nip/ 59
turquoise /'oikwoiz/ 51
turtle /'t3:tl/ 104
tusk /tAsk/ 103, 104
tutor /'tju:tar/ 58
tutorial /tju:'ta:rial/ 58
tuxedo /tAk'sirdau/ 48
TV aerial /,ti: 'vi: ,earial/ 9
tweezers /'twiizaz/ 40
twelve /twelv/ 1 07
twelve hundred hours /twelv
'hAndrad auaz/ 111
twelve o'clock (midnight) /
.twelv a'klrik, 'midnait/ 111
twelve o'clock (noon / midday)
/.twelv a'klDk, nu:n,
mid'dei/ 111
twenty /'twenti/ 1 07
twenty pence / twenty pence
piece /.twenti 'pens, .twenti
pens 'pits/ 79
twenty percent /.twenti
pa'sent/ 107
twenty pounds / twenty pound
note /.twenti 'paondz,
.twenti paund 'naut/ 79
twenty-four hundred hours /
.twenti fa: 'hAndrad ,auaz/
111
twenty-one /,.. './ 107
twin room /'twin ru:m/ 32
two /tu:/ 107
two pence / two pence piece /
,tu: 'pens, ,tu: pens 'pi:s/ 79
two pounds / two pound coin
/,tu: 'paondz, ,tu: paund
'kain/ 79
two-way radio /,tu: wei
'reidiau/ 31
two-wheeled vehicles /,tu:
wi:ld 'vi:ikAz/ 72
type /taip/ 28
tyre /taiar/ 73
umbrella Am'brela/ 18, 46
umpire /'AmpaiaV 86
uncle /'Aglwl/ 7
under /'AndaV 126, 127
underground /'Andagraund/
71
underground entrance /
'Andagraund 'entrans/ 81
underneath /,Anda'ni:0/ 127
underpants /'Andapaents/ 48
undershirt /'Andaj3:t/ 48
underwear /'AndaweaV 47, 48
United Kingdom /ju: naitid
kigdam/ 116
university /ju:ni V3:sati/ 54
university graduates /
ju:ni V3:sati graedsuits/ 54
university qualifications /
ju:ni,v3:sati kwolif keij<?nz/
54
untidy /An'taidi/ 125
up /Ap/ 126
upper arm /'Apar a:m/ 34
upstairs /.Ap'steaz/ 20
Uranus /'juaranas, jo'reinas/
119
URL /ju: a:r 'el/ 121
US dollars and cents /ju es
dnlaz an 'sents/ 79
Utah /'ju:ta:/ 113
utility room /ju:'tilati ru:m/ 20
vacuum /'vaekjuam/ 21
vacuum cleaner /'vaekjuam
.kli:na7 17
valance /'vaelans/ 13
valley /'vaeli/ 117
van /vaen/ 72
varnish /'vcunij/ 40
vase /va:z||veis/ 14
vegetable garden /'ved3tab.?l
,ga:dn/ 18
vein /vein/ 35
Velcro™ /'velkrau/ 52
Venus /'vi:nas/ 119
verdict /'v3:dikt/ 33
Vermont /va'mDnt/ 113
verticle /'v3:tilo?l/ 108
vest /vest/ 48
vet /vet/ 24
WORD LIST
veterinarian AmE /
.vetpri'nearian/ 24
vicar /'vikaV 110
vice /vais/ 29
video games /'vidiau geimz/
95
village /'vilid3/ 99
village, town or city of birth /
,vilid3, taun a: .siti av 'b3:0/
6
vinegar /'vinigaV 63, 67
viola /vi'aula/ 96
violin /.vaia'hn/ 96
Virginia /va'd3inia/ 113
V-neck jumper /,vi: nek
'd3Ampar/ 46
vocalist /'vaok.dist/ 93
volleyball /'vDlibad/ 87
volleyball player /'... ,../ 87
waist /weist/ 34
waistband /'weistbaend/ 50
waistcoat /'weiskaut, 'weskat/
48
waiter /'weitaV 23, 65
waiting room /'weitig ru:m/
44
waitress /'weitris/ 23
wake up /weik 'Ap/ 8
Wales /weilz/ 112
walk /wa:k/ 92
walk the dog / . . './ 21
walking boot / wa:kig bu:t/ 98
walking boots / wa:kig bu:ts/
47
wall /wa:l/ 20
wall bars /wa:l ba:z/ 56
waN chart / wa:l tja:t/ 56
wallet / wolit/ 53
wallpaper / wa:l peipa'/ 1 3
walnut / wDilnAt/ 61
walrus / wadras/ 1 04
wardrobe /'wo:draob/ 1 3
warehouse /'weahaus/ 30
warm /wa:m/ 118
wash /WDJ/ 39, 69
wash the dishes /,. . '../ 21
wash the floor /,. . './ 21
wash your face /,. . './ 8
washbasin /'woj.beispn/ 12, 39
washer /'wt>ja7 29
washing capsules /'wDjig/ 63
washing line /'wojig lain/ 17
washing liquid /.wojig .likwid/
63
washing machine /'wojig
maji:n/ 17
washing powder /'wojig
,pauda7 17, 63
Washington /'wDjigtan/ 112
Washington, DC /.wojigtan
,di: 'si:/ 113
washing-up liquid / wojig Ap
.likwid/ 10, 63
wasp /wosp/ 1 06
wasps' nest /‘wosps nest/ 1 06
wastepaper basket /
weist.peipa ba:skit/ 27
watch /wotj/ 53
watch TV /.wotj ti: vi:/ 8
water /'wa:t37 85
water ski /'.. ./ 90
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water skier 90
water skiing /'wa:ta ,ski:ig/ 90
water the plants /,.. . './ 19
watercress /'wmtakres/ 59
waterfall /'wa:tafa:l/ 117
watering can /'waiting ksen
19
watermelon /'waits melan/ 61
wave /weiv/ 37, 97
wavy hair /.wervi heav 36
weather /'weSaV 118
web /web/ 106
web address /'web
a,dres||£edres/ 121
web browser /'web braozaV
121
web-cam / web karri/ 120
website /websait/ 121
Wednesday wenzdei/ 109
weed the flowerbed /,wi:d 6s
flaoabed/ 19
weigh /wei/ 69
weights /weits/ 92
wellies / weliz/ 47
wellingtons /'weligtanz/ 47
Welsh National Assembly /
welj nasj.mal a'sembli/ 100
West Virginia /.west va'djinia/
113
wet /wet/ 125
wet suit /'. ./ 90
whale /well/ 104
142
wheel /wi:l/ 73, 89
wheelbarrow /*wi:l barau/
19,31
wheelchair / wi:ltjea7 44
whisk /wisk/ 11
whiskers / wiskaz/ 101
white /wait/ 51
white bread /,. './ 64
...
white wine /.wait 'wain/ 63,
66
whiteboard /'waitbaid/ 56
whiteboard marker /'waitbaid
,ma:ks7 56
white-collar worker /,. ' / 25
whole trout /haul 'traot/ 64
wholemeal bread /,haolmi:l
'bred/ 64
wicket /'wikit/ 86
wicket keeper /'wikit ,ki:par/
86
wide /waid/ 50, 125
widow /'widau/ 6
widower /'widaoar/ 6
width /wid0/ 108
wife /waif/ 7
wildlife park /'waildlaif ,pa:k/
99
windbreak /'windbreik/ 97
window /'windau/ 9, 14, 20,
77,120
window cleaner /'windao
,kli:na7 23
window seat /'windao si:t/ 77
windscreen wiper /'windskriin
waipar/ 73
wind-surfer /'wind ,s3:far/ 90
windy /'windi/ 118
wine glass /'wain gla:s/ 15
wine list /wain list/ 65
wing /wig/ 73, 77
wing mirror /'wig ,mira7 73
wings /wigz/ 105
winter /'wintaV 118
Wisconsin /wi'skDnsin/ 113
withdrawal slip /wid'draial
slip/ 79
witness /'witnis/ 33
wok /wok/ 1 1
woman /'woman/ 6
wood /wod/ 11 7
woodwind /'wod,wind/ 96
woodworking /'wod,w3:kig/
94
wool /wol/ 52
word processor /w3:d
praosesaV 120
work station /'w3:k .steijÿn/
30
workbench /'w3ikbentf/ 29
worker /'w3:kar/ 30
work-surface /'w3:k ,s3:fis/ 10
worktop /'w3:ktDp/ 10
world wide web /.W3:ld waid
'web/ 121
wrapping paper /'rrepig
.peipaV 83
wrench /rentf/ 29
wrestler /'reslaV 88
wrestling /'reslig/ 88
wrist /nst/ 34
write /rait/ 38
write a memo /.rait a 'memao
28
writing paper /'raitig .peipaV
83
Wyoming /wai'aomig/ 113
X-ray /'eks rei/ 43
X-ray scanner /'eks rei
.skaenaV 76
X-rays /'eks reiz/ 44
xylophone /'zailafaon/ 96
yacht /jDt/ 78, 90
yam /jaem/ 60
yard AmE /ja:d/ 9
yellow /'jelao/ 51
yellow card /,.. './ 86
yoghurt / yogurt /'jDgat/ 62
York /ja:k/ 112
zebra /'zebra, 'zi:-/ 103
zebra crossing /.zebra 'krosig/
74, 80
zero /'ziarau/ 107
zip /zip/ 50
zoo /zu:/ 99
 EXERCISES

1 PEOPLE

1.1 Use the information about Denzel Washington to complete the application form.
DeezehWashington 28/12/1954 994-9872
1106 Hollywood Drive, Los Angeles Actor Male
CA 98554 Married American
Pauletta Pearson Four children Mount Vernon, New York

1 First name Denzel 7 Telephone number

2 Surname 8 Nationality
3 Sex 9 Date of birth
4 Occupation 10 Place of birth
5 Address 1 1 Marital status
1 2 Husband's / wife's name
6 Postcode 13 Number of children

.______
...
1.2 Put the male and female words in the correct column.

aunt, father, granddaughter, grandmother, half-sister, mother-in-law, nephew, sister, stepfather, stepson

. . . . .. . .. .
Male Female Male Female

.......
Example widower widow..
1 brother 6 stepdaughter
2 mother 7 father-in-law
3 uncle 8 half-brother
4 grandfather 9 grandson
5 niece 10 stepmother

1.3 The family on page 7 have some other relatives. Look at their family tree again and complete the
sentences below.

aunt, brother-in-law, cousin, grandmother,

...
mother-in-law, nephew, sistef-nrOw, uncle
.

. .. . . . . .. . .
Example Ann Elliot has a sister, Fiona. Fiona is Robert's sistpr-in-law.
_
.........
1 Ann Elliot has a sister, Fiona. Fiona is Sue and Tim's
..
2 Robert Elliot has a brother, Jim. Jim is Ann's .and Sue and Tim's _
3 Elaina's mother, Julia, is Tim's and Tessa and Chris's .

....
4 Elaina has a brother, Thomas. His son, Henry, is Tessa and Chris's .. Henry is Elaina's

1.4 What do you do in the morning? Write these activities in the order you do them.
brush your teeth 1 wake up
dry yourself 2
eat breakfast 3
get dressed 4
get up 5
have a shower 6
wake-tip 7

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F*lny fUbn ,
2 HOUSING
7f □ m=t-
2.1 Look at the ground floor plan.
Where can you find these objects?
Write the correct numbers in each room.
-
z
utility
kitchen
dining
room

LM
i-armcharr 2 bin, 3 bookcase,
4 broom, 5 coffee table,
6 cushion, 7 dining table, K 1/ 1

8 dishwasher, 9 double oven,

10 freezer, 11 fridge / refrigerator,
1 2 ironing board, 13 napkin ring,
14 place mat, 15 scrubbing brush,
15 7 ®
living

LJ
16 side table, 17 sofa, room
18 vacuum cleaner, 19 vase,
20 washing machine

—P- A- =t=3 —L
2.2 Find the words for these objects in the bathroom.
Put the correct number next to the word.
soap dispenser 8
shaving brush
toothbrush holder
shaving gel
soap
razor
toothbrush
mug
toothpaste
soap dish

2.3 What do you need to do these things? Write one object from the box below next to each activity.
alarm clock, bath towel, xafetier?, cake tin, kettle, mop, tea towel, tumbler dryer, watering can
Example make coffee cafetiere
1 dry the dishes 5 make a cake
2 dry yourself 6 wake up
3 boil water 7 dry clothes
4 water the plants 8 wash the floor

2.4
Example f_ork
1 sp_on
2 w_ne glas
3 des_ertspo_n
_ _
_
fork.
.. ... .
Complete the words and write them below. All these things go on the dining room table.

4 ser. iette
5 so p spo n
6 s It ...
7 kn fe
8 p pper
9 t, asp on

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3 WORK / OCCUPATIONS

3.1 Where can you find these people or things? Put these words in the correct box.
bar, barrister, bulldozer, cement, chambermaid, conveyer belt, electric drill, fax-machine;
foreman, forklift, guard, photocopier, sand saw, scaffolding, stapler, twin room, witness, wrench

Office Workshop Factory Construction site Hotel Court

fax machine

3.2 What do these people do? Write the jobs under the correct picture.
artist, bricklayer, butcher, .carpenter; hairdresser, judge, midwife, optician, photographer, security guard

1 ...
carpenter 2 3 4 5

3.3 Fill in the letters to complete the words. All of these phrases are activities in the office.

n 0 t e appointments

f papers

f refreshments

i a letter

c
- a document

e an e-mail

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4 THE BODY
4.1 Write a sentence for the actions in these pictures.

4.2
5.....
.... 6

Complete these sentences with the words in the box.

bones, brain, ears, eyes, fingers, head, nails, nose, teeth, -tees'
Example A foot has five toes
1 A hand has five 6 You wear a hat on your
2 You see with your 7 An adult has 32
3 You hear with your 8 Your skeleton has many
4 You smell with vour 9 Your controls vour body.
5 You type with your

4.3 Find the missing letters to make a new word. You can find these things at the hairdresser's and the beauty salon.

1
2
3
4
5
Word
lipsti k
styling m usse
nail sci sors
ascara
hairdry r
Missing letter
c 6

8 ....
Word
ho._
7 fac al
wax

ologne
9 after have
New word
Missing letter

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5 HEALTH
5.1 What medical specialist do you need to see for these health problems below?

. . . .....
Match the words in the box with the problems.
chiropodist, dentist, dermatologist, generaLpfaetittoner, osteopath, physiotherapist
1 cough general practitioner 2 backache 3 rash
4 weak muscles 5 swollen foot 6 toothache

5.2 Match these ailments to the parts of body.

Write the correct number next to the word.
Example black eye [~~4~|

broken arm
headache
nose bleed
sprained ankle
sore throat
stomach ache

5.3
Example eey rdpos
1 inillkresap
2 eugaz
3 sustise
. . . ______
What kind of medicine are these? Unscramble the letters.
eye drops

_
5 ilp malb
6 restlap
7 merca
4 sryap

5.4 Write these words in the correct boxes.

anaesthetist, basin, dentures, drill,-fixamiflatierrcouth; height chart, plaque, scales, scalpel, stethoscope, surgeon, surgica g oves

In the doctor's surgery In the operating theatre In the dental surgery

examination couch

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EXERCISES

6 FOOD

6.1 Write the names of these fruit and vegetables under the correct picture.
apricot, cherry, chilli pepper, cucumber, garlic, lychee, pak choi, pomegranate, radish, watermelon

6.2 Ten of the items are Starters Main courses Desserts Drinks
listed in the wrong
lasagne roast beef with pizza fizzy mineral water
category. Write the Yorkshire pudding
dishes and drinks in
borscht tomato soup cheesecake panna cotta
the correct part of
the menu. .juange-joite" koftas tiramisu .cola
melon and parma ham ice cream still mineral water smoked salmon
moussaka apple pie strawberry smoothie
tea coffee
fajitas fillet of sole

____ __________
_____ __ __________ _ _ _
orange juice

6.3 Complete the conversations with the words in the box.

baguette, butter, cheese, condiments, delicatessen, dog food, dry goods, frozen-feeds, meat, washing powder, wholemeal bread
Example A I would like to buy fish fingers and pizza. B Go to the frozen foods section.
1 A I would like to buy and . B Go to the dairy products section.

............
2 A I would like to buy herbs and spices. B Go to the section.
3 A I would like to buy rice and flour. B Go to the section.
4 A I would like to buy and . B Go to the household products section.
5 A I would like to buy salami and smoked ham. B Go to the counter.
6 A I would like to buy and a . B Go to the bakery.
7 A I would like to buy lamb chops and steak. B Go to the counter.

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7 TRANSPORT

7.1 Put these words in the correct category.

...
.carriage; cat's eye, check-in desk, customs, duty-free shop, ferry, flyover, inside lane, liner, metal detector,
platform, road sign, rowing boat, runway, sailing ship, track, traffic lights, train

At the railway station On the road At the airport Water transport

carriage _ _

7.2 Write the number of the car parts on the pictures.

1Jjiake4i§ht- 4 gear lever 7 wheel 10 speedometer
2 exhaust pipe 5 rear windscreen 8 boot 11 fuel gauge
3 wing mirror 6 sidelight 9 bonnet 12 headlight

7.3 What do these signs mean? Match the signs to their meanings. Number the words.
cyclists only 0
□
give way □
□
level crossing no overtaking

□ □
no through n no U-turn roadworks ahead no right turn
roundabout steep hill slippery road stop

(§) ■© 7.4 Fill in the letters to complete the transport words.

Jr e t u r n ticket
r car
a driver
n mirror
s hour
P carrier

r 0

r
officer
scanner
t sign
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8 COMMUNITY

8.1 Complete these sentences with the words in the box.

bank, cashpoint, chequebook, coins, euro, financial adviser, notes, pin number,.peuftds-
Example I spend thirty pounds on food every day.
1 I have ten pound I don't have any _
2 The currency in many European countries is called the _

8.2
3
4
5
My dad works as a

I can't use my . . . ......... .. . . .

.............
I never pay by cheque. I don't have a
in a

. card. I forgot my
_.

___
.

These are some of the things you can buy at the newsagent's. Use the words below to label them.
Example
-bag-of sweet?
bag of sweets
bar of chocolate
box of chocolates,
chewing gum
~2
fudge
lollipop 3
magazine
mints
packet of crisps
paperback 6

. ___
____
8.3 Where do you need to go? Write the name of the place to answer each question.

Example I want to buy a newspaper.

1 I would like some stamps.
2 I want to buy a new fridge.
The
The
The ._____
_
. ____________
book shop, electronics shop, jeweller's, newsagent, optician's, post office, travel agency
newsagent's
4 I want to go on holiday.
5 I would like to buy a book.
The
The
3 I want to buy earrings for my sister. The 6 I would like new glasses. The ..

8.4 Find the names of eight things in the city life word puzzle.

0 R E E T B C N
S K B A U L Q R
H A N L Z C K B
L G I N I A E P
B B 0 L L A R D
E S C N I J B V
G D V C T NAB
T E G F L A G U
A N A E K E C S

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9 SPORTS
9.1 Match the words to the sports.

1 bat a 2 penalty spot Q 3 posts □ 4 ring □ 5 jockey □ 6 racket

7 shuttlecock □ 8 bow 9 helmet □ 10 leotard □ 11 wet suit □ 12 paddle

a rugby
g gymnastics
Example 1 bat
b-cbeket-
h scuba diving
goes with ... c boxing
i badminton
b cricket
d football
j canoeing
e tennis
k archery
f horse racing
I rollerblading

........
2 3 4 5
6 7 8 9
10 . 11 12

9.2 What are these sports? Label the pictures.

climbing, cycling, diving, figure skating, judo, parachuting, rowing, .watewkttng'

1 ....water skiing 2

9.3 Put these words in the correct columns. You can use some of the words more than once.

-bate, bait (2), -bat, bateman, -bowler, boxer, boxing, club, course, court, xrieket;.fielder; figure skater, figure skates, figure skating,
football, football boots, footballer, gloves, goalie, goggles, golf, golf ball, golfer, ice rink, net (2), -pitehr(2), pool, racket, ring, stump;
swimmer, swimming, swimming cap, swimming costume, tennis, tennis ball, tennis player, trunks, vyicket-keeper

Sport Place Equipment Players

cricket pitch bat, ball, bails, stump batsman, bowler, fielder, wicket keeper

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10 RECREATION
10.1 What hobbies do you think of when you see these things? Write these words under the correct pictures.
astronomy, bird-watchirg, playing card games, playing chess, cookery, Uumy uosswunfi, stamp collecting, doing sudoku puzzles

1
2
__________
_________________
__________
Example tpurtem
lufet
badsroeyk
___
. . . . _ __ _
trumpet
6 etinracl
7 Inlovi
11 onidorcac
12 lococip
8

_ _ _ _ _ _. ._. ._. ._. ._. ._._. ._._.............

3 myalbc _ 8 booe 13 ilaov

._. ._._. . . . . . . . . .
4 oled 9 corerrde 14 umrd
5 nosbosa 10 enphoxloy

10.3 Complete the text with the words in the box.

band, ballerina,Pallet; classical, concerts, keyboard, piano
When I was five, I took ballet classes. I wanted to become a famous but I wasn't very good.
Then I learned to play the . I liked listening to music. As a teenager, I started going to rock
_ with my friends. I played the in the school .
10.4 Put the words in the box in the correct columns.
-heath-tewd; bikini, camping stove, campsite, nature reserve, pier, rucksack, sand, shell, signpost, sleeping bag, sunscreen

Things you take to Things you find at Things you take to Things you find in
the beach the beach the countryside the country

beach towel

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—

1 church
_ ......_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Cathedral, garden, home, Lords, Palace, park, tower
Example theme

5 Canterbury
park
2 stately
6 House of
_
—
10.5 Here are some places to visit. Write the missing words from the box to complete the phrases.

3 botanical
7 safari _
_ 4 Buckingham
 EXERCISES

11 ANIMALS
11 .1 Write the names of these animals under the correct picture.

badger, bear, buffalo, chick, duck, foal, giraffe, -rabbit tiger

Example goat
1 cow
5 horse
...
7

11 .2 Match these animals with their babies.

2 sheep
6 pig „
8

calf, duckling, foal, gosling, -kid; kitten, lamb, piglet, puppy

kid.
3 goose
7 cat
_____
9

11.3 Write the name of each group of animals. Cross out the animal that does not belong there.
10

4 duck
8 dog

birds, fish, insects, sea animals, wikUrbmate-

1 wild animals 2 3 4 5
elephant shark dolphin robin wasp
giraffe trout crocodile ladybird cockroach
xoekefet- eel walrus penguin snail
rhinoceros gorilla crab swallow spider

....
kangaroo sunfish whale crane caterpillar

11.4 Answer these questions about animals.

Example Do tigers eat meat? Yes, they do.
1 Do cows provide milk? 6 Can seals live under water?
2 Do cats lay eggs? 7 Do peacocks have wings?
3 Can penguins fly?
4 Can owls see well at night?
5 Do parrots have long legs?
...
.
8
9
Do moles live in the sea?
Do spiders have ears?

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 EXERCISES

12 NUMBERS, HOLIDAYS, MAPS

101
12.1 Look at these numbers and fill in the missing words. 1,000

•hundred- (2), million, thousand (2)

101 one hundred and one 1,000 one 10,000 ten

100,000 one thousand 1,000,000 one

12.2 Look at the shapes and label the different parts. Use the words in the box.

1 2.3 Match the festivals with the months when they are celebrated.
Example 1 Easter Day [b] 2 Halloween Q 3 Christmas Day Q 4 Bonfire Night Q 5 Diwali Q 6 St Valentine's Day Q
a December b March or April c October d February e October or November f November

12.4 Look at the clocks and complete the sentences.

12.5 Write these countries under the correct continent.

Australia, Brazil, Bulgaria, Canada, Chile, -China; Cuba, Denmark, Ghana, Laos,
Libya, Mali, Mexico, New Zealand, Pakistan, Papua New Guinea, Peru, Spain

Asia Africa North America South America Europe Australia

China

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13 THE ENVIRONMENT
13.1 Write the weather for each of these places
Example: In Exeter it is ........
foggy . .
1 In London it is
2 In Manchester it is..
.
3 In Newcastle it is
4 In Glasgow it is

13.2 Look at the pictures and fill in the letters to complete the words.

1 I
2 a

3 n

4 d
5 s
6 c
7 • a

8 p

9 e

13.3 Look at the pictures and correct the mistakes. Use the words in the box. Write the correct sentence.
hot, lightning, rainy, spring, sunny, windy, winter
Example

It is summer. It is cold and rainy. It is spring. It is cold and snowy. It is winter. It is warm and sunny.
It is summer. It is hot and sunny. 1 2 .

You see a rainbow before you hear I take an umbrella when it is foggy. It is very stormy today.
3 4 5

13.4 Write the names of the planets in the correct order from the nearest to the furthest from the sun.

Mercury Saturn Pluto 1 4 7

Earth Venus Neptune 2 5 8
Jupiter Mars Uranus 3 6 9

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14 EXPRESSING ONESELF
14.1 Look at the pictures. How does the woman feel in each one? Write the adjectives under the correct picture.

angry, annoyed, ecstatic, furious, happy, nervous, sad-, shy, surprised, suspicious

1 sad 2 3 4 5

14.2 Match the opposites.

1 neat [7] 2 heavy | | 3 long Q 4 thin Q 5 empty | | 6 slow Q] 7 wide Q 8 shallow 9 expensive Q
a cheap b deep c fast d full e light f messy g narrow h short i thick

14.3 Answer these questions using the opposite preposition.

from, inside, down, under, off

Example Is he standing in front of her? No. behind her.
1 Is she sitting on top of the table? 2 Is he outside the flat? 3 Is the light on?
No, .
_ No, No, it's
4 Is he walking towards the station? 5 Is he going up the stairs?
No, No,

14.4 What is the girl doing in these pictures? Use these prepositions to describe her.

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3 The girl is crawling
the play tunnel.
..................... 4 She is crawling
the play tunnel.
5 She is crawling .
the play tunnel.
 KEY TO EXERCISES
1 PEOPLE 6 soupspoon 5 e panna cotta
1.1 7 salt 6 t Drinks
2 Washington 8 pepper 7 i fizzy mineral water
3 Male 9 teaspoon 8 c cola
4 actor 9 s strawberry smoothie
5 1106 Hollywood Drive, Los
3 WORK / OCCUPATIONS new word: cosmetics coffee
Angeles 3.1 orange juice
6 CA 98554 office 5 HEALTH tea
7 994-9872 fax machine 5.1 still mineral water
8 American photocopier 2 osteopath
9 21/12/1954 stapler 3 dermatologist 6.3
10 Mount Vernon, New York workshop 4 physiotherapist 1 cheese & butter
1 1 married electric drill 5 chiropodist 2 condiments
12 Pauletta Pearson sand saw 6 dentist 3 dry goods
13 four wrench 4 dog food & washing powder
factory 5.2 5 delicatessen
1.2 conveyer belt 1 headache 6 wholemeal bread & baguette
1 sister foreman 2 nose bleed 7 meat
2 father forklift 3 sore throat
3 aunt construction site 4 stomach ache 7 TRANSPORT
4 grandmother bulldozer 5 broken arm 7.1
5 nephew cement 6 sprained ankle At the railway station
6 stepson scaffolding 5.3
carriage
7 mother-in-law hotel platform
1 painkillers track
8 half-sister bar 2 gauze
9 granddaughter chambermaid train
3 tissues On the road
10 stepfather twin room 4 spray
court cat's eyes
1.3 barrister
5 lip balm flyover
1 aunt 6 plaster inside lane
guard 7 cream
2 brother-in-law & uncle witness road sign
3 mother-in-law & grandmother 5.4 traffic lights
4 cousin & nephew 3.2 In the doctor's surgery At the airport
2 butcher examination couch check-in desk
1.4 3 bricklayer duty-free shop
2 have a shower* height chart
4 optician scales metal detector
3 dry yourself 5 judge runway
4 get dressed stethoscope
6 artist In the operating surgery Water transport
5 eat breakfast 7 photographer ferry
6 brush your teeth anaesthetist
8 midwite scalpel liner
2 HOUSING 9 security guard surgeon rowing boat
2.1 10 hairdresser surgical gloves sailing ship
utility room 3.3 In the dental surgery 7.2
4, 12, 18, 20 note appointments basin 1 brake light
kitchen file papers dentures 2 exhaust pipe
2, 8, 9, 10, 11 offer refreshments drill 3 wing mirror
dining room sign a letter plaque 4 gear
7, 13, 14, 16 photocopy a document 5 rear windscreen
living room 6 FOOD
send an e-mail 6.1 6 sidelight
3, 5, 6, 13, 15, 17 7 wheel
4 THE BODY 2 chilli pepper
2.2 3 watermelon 8 boot
4.1 9 bonnet
1 mug 1 She is waving. 4 pomegranate
2 soap dish 5 garlic 11 fuel gauge
2 She is frowning. 12 headlight
3 toothbrush 3 He is pushing a wheelbarrow. 6 radish
4 toothbrush holder 4 She is clapping her hands. 7 pak choi 7.3
5 razor 5 She is filling tne kettle. 8 apricot 1 give way
6 shaving gel 6 She is pouring the water. 9 lychee 2 no U-turn
7 shaving brush 7 He is breaking the biscuit. 3 no overtaking
8 soap dispenser 6.2
9 soap
8 She is stirring the coffee. Starters 4 steep hill
lasagne 5 no through road
4.2 7 no right turn
2.3 1 nails borscht
2 tea towel melon and parma ham 8 slippery road
2 eyes 9 roadworks ahead
3 bath towel 3 ears tomato soup
4 kettle nose smoked salmon 10 roundabout
4 11 level crossing
5 watering can 5 fingers Main courses
6 cake tin roast beef and Yorkshire pudding 12 stop
6 head
7 alarm clock 7 teeth koftas 7.4
8 tumble dryer 8 bones moussaka sports car
9 mop 9 brain fajitas taxi driver
pizza wing mirror
2.4 4.3 fillet of sole
1 spoon rush hour
1 c Desserts people carrier
2 wine glass 2 o cheesecake
3 dessertspoon customs officer
3 s tiramisu X-ray scanner
4 serviette 4 m apple pie
5 knife stop sign

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 EY TO EXERCISES
|COMMUNITY 10 RECREATION 11.2 Europe
11 10.1 1 calf Bulgaria
• •02! i :>"S ' plarng card games 2 lamb Denmark
J fSZ 2 sta-p collecting 3 gosling Spain
3 --area ac.-se' & oa'< 3 o -C-watching 4 duckling Australia
4 reouepoox 4 astronomy 5 foal Australia
5 cascoo-t & " number 5 playing chess 6 piglet New Zealand
6 doing sudoku puzzles 7 kitten Papua New Guinea
8J 7 cookery 8 puppy
oecxet of trsps 13 THE ENVIRONMENT
2 - ms 10.2 11.3 13.1
3 chew ng gum 1 flute 1 wild animals 1 In London it is sunny.
magazine 2 keyboard cockerel 2 In Manchester it is cloudy and
5 paoert>ack 3 cymbal 2 fish rainy.
6 box of chocolates 4 cello gorilla 3 In Newcastle it is cloudy.
7 lollipop 5 bassoon 3 sea animals 4 In Glasgow it is snowy and
8 oar of chocolate 6 clarinet crocodile cloudy.
9 fudge 7 violin 4 birds
8 oboe ladybird 13.2
8.3 9 recorder 5 insects 1 valley
1 post office 10 xylophone snail 2 dam
2 electronics shop 11 accordion 3 canal
3 jeweller's 11.4 4 dune
12 piccolo 1 Yes, they do. 5 island
4 travel agency 13 viola
5 book shop 2 No, they don't. 6 acorn
14 drum 3 No, they can't. 7 coastline
6 optician's
10.3 4 Yes, they can. 8 peak
8.4 When I was five, I took ballet 5 No, they don't. 9 field
The eight words to find are classes. I wanted to become a 6 Yes, they can.
Across famous ballerina but I wasn't very 7 Yes, they do. 13.3
STREET 8 No, they don't. 1 It is winter. It is cold and
good. Then I learned to play the snowy.
BOLLARD piano. I liked listening to classical 9 No, they don't.
FLAG 2 It is spring. It is warm and
music. As a teenager, I started going 12 NUMBERS, HOLIDAYS, sunny.
Down to rock concerts with my friends. I
TRAFFIC MAPS 3 You see lightning before you
KERB played the keyboard in the school 12.1 hear thunder.
BUS
band. 1,000 one thousand 4 I take an umbrella when it is
Diagonal 10.4 10,000 ten thousand rainy
RAILINGS Things you take to the beach 100,000 one hundred thousand 5 It is very windy today.
BRIDGE beach towel 1,000,000 one million 13.4
bikini 1 Mercury
9 SPORTS sunscreen 12.2
9.1 Things you find at the beach 2 hypotenuse 2 Venus
2 d pier 3 right angle 3 Earth
3 a 4 base 4 Mars
sand 5 Jupiter
4 c shell 5 top
5 f Things you take to the 6 height 6 Saturn
6 e countryside 7 corner 7 Uranus
7 i 8 face 8 Neptune
camping stove 9 Pluto
8 k rucksack 9 edge
9 I sleeping bag 10 depth
14 EXPRESSING ONESELF
10 g Things you find in the country 12.3 14.1
11 h campsite
12 j 2 c, 3 a, 4 f, 5 e, 6 d 2 ecstatic
nature reserve 3 furious
9.2 signpost 12.4 4 nervous
2 figure skating 1 five past seven 5 shy
10.5 2 ten past seven
3 parachuting 1 tower
4 rowing
3 seven thirty 14.2
2 home 4 ten to eight 2 e, 3 h, 4 I, 5 d, 6 c, 7 g, 8 b, 9 a
5 cycling 3 garden 5 eight o'clock
6 judo 4 Palace 14.3
7 diving 5 Cathedral 12.5 1 No, under the table.
8 climbing 6 Lords Asia 2 No, inside the flat.
7 park China 3 No, it's off.
9.3 Laos 4 No, away from the station.
Sport Place Equipment Players 11 ANIMALS Pakistan 5 No, down the stairs.
•'ootball pitch ball, football footballer, 11.1 Africa
boots, net goalie 2 chick Ghana 14.4
w course club, golf ball golfer 3 duck
4 foal
Libya 1 off
2 against
ring gloves boxer Mali
5 tiger North America 3 into
*?r*s court racket, tennis tennis 4 through
ball, net player 6 bear Canada
s.*. —<-<3 pool goggles,
swimming
swimmer 7 buffalo
8 badger
Cuba
Mexico
5 out of

costume, 9 deer South America

swimming 10 giraffe Brazil
cap, trunks Chile
figure ce figure skates figure Peru
skating Tin* skater
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 AUDIO CDs TRACK LIST
CD 1 CD 2 CD 3
PEOPLE ANIMALS
2 Personal data 1'49 1 Education in Great Britain 0'32 1 Pets 1'08
3 The family 0'59 2 Playground and pre-school 1'16 2 Farm animals 1'12
4 Daily routine / home activities 0'57 3 The school 1'46 3 Wild animals 1'58
4 School subjects 1' 1 5 4 Fish and sea animals 1'29
HOUSING ] 5 College, adult education, library Birds 1*37
1'23 5
5 Places to live: flat and house 1'10 6 Insects and small animals 1 '28
6 The kitchen 1'07 [ FOOD
7 Kitchen equipment V29 6 Vegetables 1 1'44 [ NUMBERS, HOLIDAYS, MAPS
8 The bathroom 1'23 7 Vegetables 2 no 7 Numbers 3'00
9 The bedroom V06 8 Fruit 2'15 8 Shapes T49
10 The living room 1'05 9 At the supermarket 1 1'36 9 Calendar, festivals and religions 1 1’52
11 The dining room 1'18 10 At the supermarket 2 1 '46 10 Calendar, festivals and religions 2 0'52
12 The nursery and baby accessories ro4 11 Supermarket counters 1 '50 11 Time 2'23
13 The utility room 1'01 12 At the restaurant 1 1 '43 12 The UK and the Republic of Ireland 0'31
14 The garden 1'19 13 At the restaurant 2 1'22 13 The United States 0'35
15 Gardening 1'22 14 Fast food and snacks 1'56 14 The World 0'22
16 Floor plan of a house 1*16 15 Containers and quantities 1'39 15 Europe 1'00
16 Cooking 1'34
. WORK / OCCUPATIONS 17 Breakfast, lunch, dinner 1'40
[THE ENVIRONMENT
17 At home / housework 1*08 16 Landscape features 1*53
18 Getting a job 0'34 [ TRANSPORT 17 Seasons and weather 1'37
19 Jobs 1 0'59 18 Public transport 1'26 18 Space 1'41
20 Jobs 2 0’46 19 Private transport 1 1'35
COMPUTERS, HOME AND OFFICE
21 Jobs 3 1'07 20 Private transport 2 2' 1 7
ELECTRONICS
22 Jobs 4 no 21 Road and road signs 1'30 A

23 The office 1'39 22 Road and road signs 1*16 19 Computers and software 1'59
24 Office activities 0'53 23 At the airport 1 T31 20 The Internet 1'03
25 In a workshop 1'35 24 At the airport 2 1'45 21 Home electronics and
26 In a factory 0'54 25 Water transport 1'31 telecommunications 1 1'22
27 On a construction site 1*12 22 Home electronics and
28 In a hotel 1'02
[COMMUNITY telecommunications 2 1'38
29 Dealing with crime 0’49 26 Money 2*53
27 The city /city life 1 1'27
[ EXPRESSING ONESELF
THE BODY 28 The city / city life 2 1*01 23 Adjectives 1 0'54
30 Parts of the body 1 1'36 29 At the post office 1*53 24 Adjectives 2 1'43
31 Parts of the body 2 1'24 30 At the newsagent's 1'48 25 Prepositions 1 0'50
32 Physical descriptions 1'24 31 At the shopping mall no 26 Prepositions 2 1'07
33 Verbs of action 1 roo 32 Emergencies 1'49
34 Verbs of action 2 0'52
[ SPORTS
35 At the hairdresser's and
the beauty salon 1'45 33 Team and spectator sports 1 2' 18
36 Hairstyling, make-up and manicure 1'33 34 Team and spectator sports 2 ro4
35 Individual sports 1 1 '33
HEALTH 36 Individual sports 2 2'10
37 Minor ailments 1' 1 4 37 Water sports 2'10
38 Medicine: at the chemist's 1'06 38 Winter sports 1*17
39 Medical care 1' 19 39 At the gym 1'23
40 At the hospital 1'16
41 Dental and eye care 1'30
[ RECREATION
40 Entertainment 1*22
[ CLOTHES AND FASHION 41 Hobbies and games 1 1 '39
42 Men's and women's wear 1 I'll 42 Hobbies and games 2 0'50
43 Men's and women's wear 2 1 '35 43 Musical instruments 1'45
44 Men's and women's wear 3 1'41 44 At the beach 1'27
45 Men's and women's wear 4 1*02 45 In the country 1'25
46 Describing clothes 1'09 46 Places to visit 1 1' 1 4
47 Colours and patterns 1'08 47 Places to visit 2 0'59
48 Fabrics, sewing and knitting 1'33
49 Accessories and jewellery 1 '55

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