HAS cbr WAS oghls go \ www.insectology.ir FOR LEARNERS OF ENGLISH ; = | . 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 on page 123 and this Pronunciation table shows you how to say the words. Symbol Keyacrs symbol Keyword Consonants Vowels P pack e bed > back bad t te i happy 4 se keeper x os 1 bid s ves a: father " out x caller Om ° pot f fen o put . vee us boot ® we v gradual 3 sor A cut s soon bird z =e > banana stor el make messre a bite = — 2 boy ‘ sm aw now | : 73 20 boat b b here © hair r v9 tour i player . tire 19 employer awa flower 209 lower shows main stress shows secondary stress '¢ /:/ sound is pronounced in American English but is usually not pronounced in British English, © end of 3 word when the word that follows begins with a vowel sound /ol means that /2/ may or may not be used| LONGMAN Photo Dictionary 3°° 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 Woolard Conversation activities & exercises Vesela Gasper Pronunciation Editor Dinah lackson “The publishers would like to thank the teachers who took part in the research for this new edition: Use Anton, Jayne Bullock, Pamela Bullock, Wendy Castleton, Helen Diver, Halu Embaye, Ros Leather, Tom Lioyd, Siobhan Markwell, Trace Mornson, Marinela Papleka, Florence Pinard, Mark Pope, Alison Robinson, Delia Rodriguez, Lesley Siater, Amanda Stewart, Jo Thorp, Mustafa Uruncuoglu, Emily Viva, Atin Wickham Pearson Education Limited Edinburgh Gate Essex CM20 21E Engana and Associated Companies throughout the world Vist our website: wwe. pearsontongman.com (© Pearson Education Limited 2001, 2006, 2010 All ghts reserved, no part of this publication may be reproduce, stored in 2 retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechan, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without the prior written permission of the Publishers, First published 2001 Second edition 2008 Third ection 2010 \Words that the esitors have reason to believe costitute trademarks have been described as such. However neither the presence nor absence of such a description should be regarded as affecting the legal status of any trademark ISBN: 978-1-4082-6195-8 (paper + audio CDs) British Library Cataloguingsin-Publication Data A catalogue record for ths Book s avaiable from the British Library. SetinFrtiger by Ken Vall Graphic Design, Cambridge Printed in China sccmINTRODUCTION The new Longman Photo Dictionary is a vocabulary resource book for learners # English from beginner's level. It contains more than 3,500 words covering ver 95 different topics — all clearly introduced through hundreds of colour ohotographs. Words are grouped together and presented either contextually sveryday life vocabulary relating to housing and food are grouped in sections uch as The bathroom, The kitchen, At the supermarket, Vegetables and so on, or thematically: words relating to specific topics are grouped in sections such 25 Computers, Jobs, Sports and Animals. The Longman Photo Dictionary can be used by beginners for learning new vocabulary as well as by more advanced students as a quick reference. In the class- room it will help students to learn new words in context or build up vocabulary elating to a particular lesson, to practise pronunciation, alphabetisation and ouping words by topics, or it can be used at home for practical help with zveryday vocabulary. Pick and choose Each section is self-contained and can be used at any time, in random order nd adapted to any teaching situation: to consolidate known vocabulary, to n new words, to practise oral conversation or as a practical reference guide 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, helping students to express themselves, showing them how to describe things, seople and situations or talk about personal opinions Exercises Controlled exercises at the back offer further written practice to recycle he words presented in the book. These will help students memorise new vocabulary in an enjoyable way, with puzzles, matching activites, categorising, , and help them use words in full sentences. Word list with pronunciation The 3,500 words are listed in alphabetical order with phonetic pronunciations # 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 44 At the heirdresser’s and the beauty salon 39 45. Hairstyling, make-up and manicure 40 PEOPLE 4.1. Personal data 6 12. The family , ea 8 13. Daily routine / home activities 5.1 Minor ailments at 53 Medical care 3B (21° Places to live: flat and house 9 5A At the hospital a 22 The kitches 10 55 Dental and eye care 45 23 Kitchen equipmer W 25 The bedroom 13 PigisThe Ihing room 14 84. Men’s and women’s wear 1 46 dining room 15 64 Men's and women's wear 2 47 iaseay ily SSIS 16 61. Men’s and women's wear 3 48 29 The utility room 17 64. Men’s and women's wear 4 49 290 The garden 1g 62 Describing clothes 50 0 Gardening 19 63. Colours and patterns 51 212 Floor plan of a house 20 64 Fabrics, sewing and knitting 52 65. Accessories and jewellery 53 ao 3.1 At home / housework 2 32. Getting 2 job 22. 7A. Education in Great Britain : 54 33 Jobs | 23. 72 Playground and pre-school 55 33. Jobs 2 24 73. The school 56 33. Jobs 3 25 7A School subjects 57 33 Jobs 4 26 75 College, adult education, library 58 34 The office 27 35. Office activities 2: Ge pe) la workshop 29 B41 Vegetables 1 59 py ina factory 3081 Vegetables 2 60 38 On a construction site 31 gp Fru a een 2 hotel 323. At the supermarket 1 62 Bapnesing with cime 3383. atthe supermarket 2 63 84 Supermarket counters 64 85 Atthe restaurant 1 6s 41. Parts of the body 1 34 85 Atthe restaurant 2 66 41. Parts of the body 2 35 86 Fast food and snacks 67 42 Physical descriptions 36 87 Containers and quantities 68 43. Verbs of action 1 37 8B Cooking 69 43. Verbs of action 2 38 89. Breakfast, lunch, dinner 70CONTENTS SS 133 Wild animals 103 134 Fish and sea animals 104 81 Public transport 71435. Birds 105 92 Private transport 1 72 136 Insects and small animals 106 82 Private transport 2 B 83. Road and road signs 77s QAR eeens 94 Atthe airport 1 set ender: 407 94 At the airport 2 77 442 shapes dca eae tet tarisport 78 443. Calendar, festivals and religions 1 109 443. Calendar, festivals and religions 2 110 Ro 144 Time m1 Ea Money 79 145. The UK and the Republic of Ireland 112 faa) The cty/chyle 1 9 AB. The United States 113 ee gi 147 The World 114-115 403 At the post office a2) alge me BS he shopeing mol = 6 Emergencies 85 15:1 Landscape features 117 - 152. Seasons and weather 118 Baie 2" 29 spectator sports 1 bag 16 COMPUTERS, HOME AND OFFICE 414 Team and spectator sports 2 87 a 112 Individual sports 1 88 32 Individual sports 2 g9 161 Computers and software 120 GES. Water sports 99 162. The Internet 121 BA Winter sports 91163 Home electronics and 122 ReeHAt the oym 3 telecommunications 1 163 Home electronics and 123 le icatic Sr ST telecommunications 2 421. Entertainment FEM 17 EXPRESSING ONESELF 4122 Hobbies and games 1 24 22 a and eines 95 7A Adjectives 1 us 174. Adjectives 2 125 423. Musical instruments 96 iiza Frepcatios | as _. eed 87 472. Prepositions 2 127 425 Inthe country 98 125 Places to visit 1 99 Pronunciation table 128 425 Places to visit 2 100 Word list 129 Exercises 143 Trees Key to exercises 157 a Ti Photo credits 159 Brix: aca ‘Audio CDs track list 160PERSONAL DATA reine Application Form — ‘eidjsrinmingntnntirersennom Ge surname / family name © semen 2) Hi first name Festname D) @ ma 1s@ ks Tae RG) Ave (2/51) sex se [V7 Fema |_| loaner Daan stan secie Vf) married | | civorced | | wdowidoner | | (lee ck) ous cenen (0, 7IMATT outs BST retort, BI ® g county ties (UNIT single married divorced widow / widower 24 birth certificate passport driving licence D (identity) card child baby toddler teenager adult elderly (old) girl boy 36 man woman 38 couple mobile phone number e-mail address ‘A What's your D Questions for discussion B its 1 Give the personal data of a famous person. Do you have 2 driving licence? A Do you have a / an 22 When was te las time you completed an t 8 application form? What information did you have to provide?THE FAMILY (ey Robert Elliot ‘Ann Elliot (née Hunter) Tim Elliot Elaina Elliot (née Kim) ‘Anna Murray (née Young) Tessa Elliot Chris Elliot 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; and 9; 5 and 12 brother and sister (siblings): 3 and 7; 14 and 13; 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 mother-in-law and daughter-in-law: 2 and 4 parent(s) and child(ren): 1, 2 and 3, 7; 7, 8 and 13, 14; 3,4 and 9, 10; 5, 6 and 11, 12; 6, 7 and 15, 16, 17 grandparents and grandchildren: 1, 2 and 9, 10, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 grandfather and grandson: | and 10, 14, 16 grandmother and granddaughter: 2 and 9, 13, 15, 17 uncle and nephew: 3 and 14, 16 ‘A Who's she? (7) B She's wn ‘A Who's he / she? B He's/ She's ‘Shows that people are married WWW Shows that people are divorced ‘Shows that people are siblings Sue Elliot Peter Blackburn Daniel i Sophie Eliot-Murray Bliot-Murray ‘Sesh Eiot-Murray aunt and niece: 4 and 13, 15, 17; 7 and 9 cousins: 13, 14 and 9, 10 single parent: 5 remarried: 6 and 7 stepfather and stepdaughter: 6 and 13 stepmother and stepson: 7 and 11 stepbrother and stepsister: 14 and 12; 11 and 13 half-brother and half-sister: 11 and 15, 17; 16 and 12; 16 and 13; 14 and 15, 17PLACES TO LIVE: FLAT AND HOUSE Exum porch garage front garden, yard ame drive gate fence knocker doorknob letterbox front door doorbell doorstep chimney shutter 5 window gutter roof satellite dish 21 drainpipe Do you live in a cottage? A Do you live ina 2 Questions for discussion pa eee tena 11 Which ofthese places to live are common in your Do you live in a flat? country? Where do you find them? No, don. fie in a bungalow. 2. Descbe your home ANORD DAILY ROUTINE / HOME ACTIVITIES ¢ 1 wake up get up have a shower shave dry yourself brush your teeth wash your face rinse your face have breakfast ve a cup of coffee 1s she waking up? (1) ‘A Is she eating breakfast? (13) ‘Questions for discussion Yes, she's. 8 7 1 Which of these things do you do in the morning? Is he washing his face? (6) A Is he / she m 2 In which order do you do them? 2 No, he isn’t. He's brushing his teeth. B Yes, he / she is. / No, he / she isn’t '3 Which of these activities do you like or dislike oing?THE 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 nd 48 bir 14 (aluminium) fo 45 clingfilm 16 fridge / ee 18 cafetiere 19 cookery book 20 storage jar 21 spices 22 spice rack 23 washing-up liquid WY 2 dishcloth @ Bey tea towel >| Where would you put milk? A Where would you put Questions for discussion Inthe fridge 41 Which ofthese tings are used fr storage? Where would you put the dirty ® inthe 2 Which of these things are used for preparing food? plates? 3. Which of these things are used for washing or In the dishwasher / In the sink, cleaning things?KITCHEN EQUIPMENT Gey 1 2 wok 3 handle 4 chopping board 5 knife 6 food processor 7 microwave 8 casserole dish 9 roasting tin cake tin oven glove baking tray steamer peeler ‘s sieve garlic press toaster (hand) beater / rotary whisk 19 blender 20 rolling pin 21 tin opener 2 ladle i) What do you do with a sieve? A What do you do with You sit forint. a 724) What do you do with a blender? °° ee You mix fod init. ‘A What do you do with B You 28 measuring jug y ic) mixer . bottle opener 21 coffee maker 22 saucepan ‘tying pan 3 @ Questions for discussion 1 Which ofthese things do you use every day? 2. Which of these things do you need to male 2 ache? 3 Which ofthese things can you tam on fff?THE BATHROOM a! th mat tile toilet shower 6 mug 7 toothpaste 8 toothbrush 9 toothbrush holder ae ©) 10 razor 11 shaving gel I 12 shaving brush 18 soap 14 soap dish 15 soap dispenser 16 mito 17 shelf 18 hot w 22 laundry basket 4 23 bath towel 24 hand towel 25 towel ra 26 shower curtain —_ | 27 bathroom cabinet 28 shampoo 29 shower gel | 30 conditioner 31 facecloth / flannel Have you got a bath mat in your A Have you got a 2 Questions for discussion bathroom? B ‘Yes, have./No, |haven't. 4 How long do you spend in the bathroom each Yes, have, 1 GOt sn ay? Why? Have you got shelves in your bathroom? 2. Do you prefer having a bath or a shower? Why? No, | haven't 've got a bathroom cabinet.THE BEDROOM Where's the blanket? ‘A Where are the cushions? Questions for discession: Its on top ofthe sheets. B Theyre the 1: Vhataacgl Where are the sheets? ‘A Where's / Where are the 2 youre aes They're underneath the duvet. B ts /T the 2 Whats yourTHE LIVING ROOM WN. Mn 1 window 10 plant pot / tub fireplace 2 curtain, drape Ame 11. armchair fireguard 3 picture frame 12. cushion desk 4 picture 13 coffee table remote contro! 5 lampshade 14 flowers television 6 lamp 15 vase DVD player 7 bookcase 16 sofa/ settee 8 books 17 rug 9 plant 18 mantelpiece [s there a fireplace in your living room? A Are there any/Is there a/ an Questions for discussion No, there isn't ~.in your 41 Which of these things can you sit on? living room? : ; P 2 Do lving rooms in your country look B Yes there are. / No there aren't / TR naar Yes, there is. No, there isnt ‘Are there any pictures in your living room? ‘Yes, there are.+ side table 2 chair 2 (dining room) table 4 candle teapot cake stand place mat 8 salt 8 pepper 0 serving dish 1 serviette / napkin 3 serviette / napkin ring tray 14 coaster THE DINING ROOM 7 B) CUTLERY 22 fork A) CROCKERY 23 knife 15 mug 24 dessertspoon 16 jug 25 teaspoon 17 wine glass 26 soup spoon is cup 19 saucer 20 bowl g Can) 21 plate Z ‘What do you do with a place A What do you do with 2 2 Questions for discussion matt: 8 You 1. Which of these things are used for serving You put your plate oni nee tis A food? ‘Where's the teaspoon? B its of the 2 Which ofthese things do you use for drinking? Isto the right of the dessert spoon. 3 Which of these things are used for eating?THE NURSERY AND BABY ACCESSORIES 1 teat 2 (baby) bottle 3 (baby) cup 4 (box of) tissues 5 dummy 6 mobile 7softtoy ff 8 teddy bear 9 cot 10 baby sling 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 carte. B He's / She's in/on his her 4 which of these things can a baby storie in? ‘Where's the baby? (18) is : 2 Which of these things are used for feeding a He's in hs high chai, baby?1 clothesline / washing line 2 peg 3 fabric conditioner 4 iron 5 socket 6 plug 7 duster 8 dustpan 8 brush 10 ironing board 42 broom / brush 13 mop - # 14 bucket sty 9 Hy ‘Where are the dirty clothes? A Where is / are the 2 Theyire in the laundry basket. B It's / Theyre on in next to the 1 Who does he esa What do you do with amop? A What do you do with a 72 Which joes do yom da? You mop the flo. B You 3 How chen doyoranetiase nag 5THE GARDEN 5 flowerbed 6 lawn 7 pond 8 sun lounger 9 barbecue + 10 bush 11 garden st 12 tree 18 gr 14 hedge 15 swin 16 wv FLOWERS 18 lily 19 pansy 20 tulip 21 petunia 22 geranium ® 2 itis 24 chrysanthemum 25 daffodil 25 hyacinth 27 snapdragon ; 28 daisy a a i % \ SS 30 rose ey Where's the table? (4) ‘A Where's the garden shed? Questions for discussion "y it’s on the patio, to the right of the awn, B YS smo 41 Doyouhave a garden? Where's the swing? (15) ‘A Where's the 22 What are your favourite flowers? l’son the lawn, nest to the fence Bits 3. Describe your ideal gardenGARDENING lawn mower watering can seeds seed trays hedge trimmer secateurs shears gardeni trowel slug pellets potting shed compost rake fork spade Wheelbarrow loves 2 sprinkler 2 tie up a branch 26 dig the soil water the plants 25 plant flowers 27 weed the flowerbed 8 prune a shrub mow the lawn t | want to prune some shrubs. A I want to You need shears or a hedge trimmer B Youneed What do I need to plant a flower? fresh soil and 2 tro A What do I ni B You nes[ESB FLOOR PLAN OF A HOUSE 1 stairs 2 ground floor 3 first floor 4 attic / loft 5 airing cupboard 6 7 8 9 second floor ceiling landing floor upsta 16 stair cupboard 21 bathroom (see p.12) 17 study 22 en suite shower room 18 hallway 23 bedroom 19 living room /lounge/ 28 master bedroom (see p.13) sitting room (see p.14) 25 window 20 toilet 26 wall Has your home got a kitchen / attic? A Has your home got a... 2 Questions for discussion Yes, it has. /No, it hasn't. B Yes, it has. No, it hasn't 41 Wise these ti ee eon in How many bedrooms has your A How many...... = homes in your county? home got? hhas your home got? 2. Drawa floor plan of your home and Its got wo, Bas oot ante desctibe it. :AT HOME / isons ae ke the bed ke breakfast the dog children to school the bus to school ae 6 hoover / vacuum, 7 sweep 8 wash the floor 9 dust 10 iron 16 walk the dog 47. go shopping 48 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 i tes eid. / No morning? 1 A Did you this morning Did you go shopping yesterday? yesterday? 2 fo, | id 8 :Curriculum Vitae MNES GETTING A JOB 1 CY, résumé Ame ae 2 interview = 3 application form = 4 covering letter oe 5 telephone num! ve 6 e-mail addr oo 7 job board 8 job ads rr 9 Jobcen' 40 Citi ‘Application for employme wom ‘Education waning 5 Southfield Road, Purbay, Westshire PU23 4HJ. Dresnom esses tenner con @) Deor SiMadam, +0 apply for the position of ales Manager advertised in The Evening Fost August 2010. have boen working for the past two years as partment. my fl CV and apoiation ranean Yours Faithfully, Ph SHA Jobin Smith1 farmer 2 baker 3 mechanic 4 taxi driver electrician 6 lorry driver ? soldier florist window cleaner 0 carpenter 1 chef / cook 2 painter 2 waiter / waitress 19 fisherman 4 bricklayer 15 gardener 5 greengrocer Who do you think has A Who do you think has the most the most difficult / the job / the est job? easiest job? A tammet./A mot JOBS 1 EE 17 plumber 18 refuse collector 20 butcher 21 motorcycle courier BAIA cycleWED JoBs 2 1 vet, veterinarian Ame 2 nurse 3 doctor 4 pharmacist 5 fire fighter 6 scientist 7 optician 8 den Who do you think has A Who do you think has the most Questions for discussion the most interesting | job? one boring job? B 41 Do you know anyone who does these jobs? Avet. J teacher. 2. What qualifications do you need for these jobs?journalist / reporter 2 newsreader secretary / personal assistant (PA) cashier accountant sales assistant estate agent shopkeeper travel agent bank clerk receptionist factory worker / blue-collar wo office worker / white-collar call centre operator photographer hairdresser artist draughtsman architect 20 designer What do reporters do? A What do do? Questions for discussion They tll people about events. B They Which ofthe jobs on pages 23-26: Would you like to bea A Would you like to be a an 21 involve hard physical work? reporter? B Yes, | would. / No, | wouldn't. 2 are creative? Yes, would. / No, | wouldn't,I; fi | 1 train driver 2 childminder / nanny 3 cleaner 4 social worker 5 traffic warden 6 midwife 7 care worker 8 paramedic 9 network engineer 10 IT workers 11 computer programmer 12 software engineer 13 computer technician 14 technical support engineer 15 help desk operator 16 bus driver 17 plasterer 18 labourerTHE OFFICE Ey lendar noticeboard 4 electric typewriter desk) lamp computer desk swivel chair telephone in tray out tray 2 files 3 paper clip holder 18 paper clips 15 desk diary 16 Sellotape’ 17 correction fluid / Tipp-Ex™ are 18 Post-it™ notes 19 notepad bball point) pen / biro™ hole-punch staple! 23 fax machine 24 franking machine 25 photocopier 26 pencil 27 elastic band / rubber band 28 rubber 29 wastepaper basket / bin 30 ring binder 31 folder 32 plastic wallet 33 highlighter Why do people use paper clips? A Why do people use Sellotape™? Questions for discussion They use them to fasten sheets of B They use it to 1 Which items ne > paper together ‘A Why do people use 2-2 Which B They use them / it to 3. Which ns fx thin| 3a 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 docume’ 1 answer the phone nt a hard copy t visitors refreshments rite a memo dan e-mail ‘What's she doing? (1) A What's she doing? (7) Questions for discussion ‘She's taking nates. B She's 1 Which of these activities would a manager do? What's he doing?(11) A What's he / she doi 2 Which ofthese actes would an assistant do? é He's answering the phone. B He's She's 3 Which of these activites are boring?IN A WORKSHOP Ee tape measure 4 hand saw 5 hacksaw 5 power saw ney knife™ mmer driver 20 hatchet / axe, 2 badawl 22 square 2 power / electric drill 24 (drill) bits 2s pliers ae 26 (adjustable) spanner 16 plane 17 sandpaper 77 Tle 18 chisel 2 ED whee 29 paintbrush 30 (paint) pot 31 hook ; 22 (paint) tray DE f 33 (paint) roller —— 3 paint ‘What's this? (8) A What's this? / What are these? Questions for discussion W’s3hamne. B is (a/ Theyre Which tings would you ned i you wanted to What are these? (11) 1. make a cupboard? Theyre screws 2. pint our ving oom? aMED IN A FACTORY 1 (assembly) line 2 machine 3 worker 4 work station 5 time clock 6 time card 7 forklift 8 pallet 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 ... 2/What'sa Questions for discussion SED Tee cards that show how many 2 41 Which ofthese objects are used for carrying hours a worker works. B Theyre/it’sa that / where et What's a warehouse? 2 Which of these things are necessary for safety? i Iss place wee ings oe,ON A CONSTRUCTION SITE ER ger / excavator protectors / defenders \eelbarrow © pneumatic drill ick wel bulldozer sledgehammer 2 two-way radio » spirit level 23 pickaxe Have you ever used a shovel? Yes, Ihave. Have you ever operated a crane? No, t haven ‘A Have you ever used / operated a 2 B Yes, have. No, | haven'tQED IN A HOTEL 1 three-star hotel 2 chambermaid 3 foyer 4 checking in 5 reception 6 checking out 7 recept 8 guest 9 cor bar 10 a2 lift, elevator Ame 43 porter 1a suitcase 15 double room 16 bathroom a7 twin room 18 room key 49 trouser press 20 room service 21 conference Can | have a twin room for tonight, please? A Cant + Questions for discussion Certainly, sir. please? 1 What’ the difference between checking in and Can I check out, please? B checking out? Certainly, madam, 2. You are staying in a five-star hotel, What would you expect to have in the hotel and your room?DEALING WITH CRIME Eat + suspect 2 police officer 3 handcuffs 4 evidence 5 courtroom 6 witness 7 court reporter 8 judge 9 barrister 10 jury 11 defendant 2 guard 3 solicitor 4 prison 5 prison officer 5 inmate ? verdict OS Who helps a crime suspect? A Who gives evidence in a courtroom? Questions for discussion BA Asolo, Who listens to the evidence A Who 2 this? in a courtroom? The judge and jury 1 Is the legal system in your country the same as BAIThe 2 What an people dot protect tenses and thi propery? | 2PARTS OF THE head arm back waist buttocks 6 leg face 8 chest 9 stomac 0 hip hand nail thumb 3 finger 4 wrist shoulder t 2 forearm fy upper arm ’ elbow Have you ever broken your wrist? Yes | broke ita few years ago Have you ever injured your back? No, never F BODY 1 A Have you ever broken your ankle? Questions for discussion 8 1 What are the five senses and which body {A Have you ever broken / injured partis sed by each? your. : 2 Some of these words are used in different 8 contexts, €g, a chai has arms legs and a back. Can yau think of other examples?PARTS OF THE BODY 2 fy 4 forehead 2 temple 3 eyebrow 4 eyelid 5 eyelash 6 pupil 7 cheek a 8 tongue 8 tooth 10 brain 11 throat 2 vein 43 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 pels / hip-bone 29 kneecap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 8 shaved / cropped hai 9 straight hair 10 wavy hair 11 curly hair 12 pony tail 13 plait 16 braids 15 parting 16 fringe 17 sideburns 18 goatee 1 stubble 20 moustache 21 beard 22 bald 23 short 24 tall 25 slim 26 overweight ‘What does she look like? (11) ‘A What does she look like? (3) Questions for discussion She's got curly, shoulder-lenath hat B She 41 What do you look lke? What does he look like? (25) [A What does he / she look like? 2. Are you happy with the way you He's sim and tal, and he's got shor, B He/She z. look? blond hai.VERBS OF ACTION 1 a = 1 fall 2 talk / speak 3 touch 4 stand 5 lie down © hug 7 wave 1 laugh 12 carry 18 frown 14 dance 15 sing 16 point 17 shake hands 1s kiss 1 push 20 pull What's he doing? (8) ‘A What's he / she doing? /What are Questions for discussion He's cing What are they doing? (17) 8 He / She's they doing? 1 What do you do when you're excited? 2 What do you do when you'te unhappy? They'e shaking handsQE) VERBS OF ACTION 2 4 read 2 pick up 3 put down 4 write 5 give 6 take 7 draw 8 cut 9 glue 10 press 11 tear 12 fold 13 paint 18 open fo) 45 hold 16 fill 17 pour 18 stir 19 break Give me that bag. ‘A Take a piece of paper. Pick up your Questions for discussion Don't open yetr bec Pen, Draw a tree. Don’t write your +o you knaw how to make simple organi? eee Ty to give some instructions. Fold the reper ia cong on 2 How do you make tea or coffee? Take turns to give and folow instructions.AT THE HAIRDRESSER’S AND THE BEAUTY SALON ssistant ash | shampoo inse ashbasin nair colour ¢ perm braiding 30 beautician 31 hot wax and shoulder) massage What's hairspray used for? A What are rollers used for? Questions for discussion Itsused for fixing haistyles. B Theyre used for Sie whet cette hiittaer lattice What are scissors used for? A What's (a) / What are used te? They'e used for cutting hai for? 2. Which of these things do you have at home? B it's / They're used forMES HAIRSTYLING, MAKE-UP AND MANICURE A)COSMETICS / MAKE-UP + eyeliner 2 eyebrow pencil 3 eye shadow 4 base / found: << 5 blusher / rouge rn 6 brush 7 lipsti 8 masca © [C) TOILETRIES 15 electric shaver 16 shaving gel 17 aftershave 18 razor 19 razor blade shampoo How often do you use A How often do you use (a) 7 Questions for discussion eye shadow? B I never/ rarely sometimes J often / always 4. Which ofthese things are commonly used by I never use eye shadow, use a) Chie alos a \oflen tee eatecort 2 Which ofthese things usually smell nice?MINOR AILMENTS 1 she's got toothache she's got stomachache he’s got a headache he's got flu/ a cold he’s got a sore throat 6 he's got a cough he’s hurt his hand he’s got backache she's got 2 temperature he's broken his leg she’s got a nose bleed 2 she's fallen over he’s sprained his ankle bruise 15 sunburn scratch } 7 cut "8 graze € 19 scar 20 insect bite 21 rash 22 black eye 23 blood ae a 1 What's the matter with her? (2) A What's the matter / Questions for discussion She's got stomachahe, What's wrong with him her? 4. hen was the as tine you wer il? What was What's wrong with him? (10) ® He/ She's the matter? He's broken his leg, 2 What's the best way to stay healthy?MEDICINE: AT THE CHEMIST’S For irritated eyes 1 eye drops For a cough 2 throat lozenges 3 cough mixt For an insect bite 4 cream 5 spra For hayfever / allergy For a cold For cracked lips For a temperature For a headache For stomachache For a cut 13 (sticking) pla: For a graze 14 gauze (pad 15 plasters Ive gota cough. {A Wve go irritated eyes. Questions for discussion You should take some cough B You should use 3 Nich of those ids do you have at hore? eae A I've got (a / an) 2. Which of these things would you take on He got a cut. B You should tae / use some /a/ an holiday with you? ‘You should use some plaster‘MEDICAL CARE ES THE DOCTOR'S SURGERY doctor / general practitioner (GP) 2 Xray 3 examination couch 4 patient 5 height chart 6 scales nurse 8 medical records 8 blood pressure gauge prescription 1 stethoscope MEDICAL SPECIALISTS 2 cardiologist ‘osteopath 4 ear, nose, throat © specialist ma 5 paediatriciah = physiotherap 7 obstetrician aynaecolo: 8 ophthalmol hiropodist counsellor / therapist > dietician 2 dermatologist What's a cardiologist? A What's a/an 2 Questions for discussion A cardiologist isa doctor who treats BA isa who/ 4 When do you go to your doctors surgery? problems of the heart. that 2 Have you ever visited any of these specialists?AT THE HOSPITAL [A] HOSPITAL WARD 1 nurse 2 consultant 3 patient 4 waiting 1 5 hospi B OPERATING THEATRE 19 mask 20 surgeon 21 anaesthetist 4 22 surgical glove 23 operation 2 scalpel Wihy are you wearing a plaster cast? A Why are you wearing / using Questions for discussion Because | broke my arm. 271 Why did —_yhathappens if you go to hospital wth Why did they give you a surgical collar? _ ts sive at 1 a broken leg? Because | hurt my neck 2. abad cut on your arm?DENTAL AND EYE CARE Fei dentist dental nurse patient lamp (oral) hygienist basin drill dentures orthodontist © mouthwash 1 dental floss toothpaste toothbrush toothpick mirror decay tooth gum plaque 20 back teeth 21 front teeth 2 filling 28 optician 25 alphabet board 26 glasses case 27 frame 28 lens 29 glasses VHAIXUT 30 contact lens AUIHYMXY 31 cleaning fluid 32 eye drops How often do you see a dentist? ‘A How often do you use eye drops? Questions for discussion Three times a year. B Twice a year 41 When did you last visit a dentist? How often do you use mouthwash? A How often do you 2 2 What did he/she do? nce a dey. a Tce tes 3 Do you regulary visit an optician? g(i) MEN'S AND WOMEN’S WEAR 1 OUTDOOR CLOTHING 1 anorak 2 coat ¢ 3 umbrella 4 raincoat @ 5 cagoule 6 jacket 7 scarf 8 gloves 9 fleece HATS 2 sunhat. 10 hat 13 rainhat ‘11 baseball cap 14 beret SWEATERS 15 crewneck jumper / sweater 16 poloneck jumper / 14 sweater 17 V-neck jumper / sweater 18 cardigan 19 hooded top / hoodie Do you prefer coats or jackets? | prefer jackets. 1. Which of these things do you need in wet or cold Do you prefer sweaters or eee Z ioe weather? a cardigans? 2 Which of these things do you have at home? Questions for discussion | prefer sweatersMEN'S AND WOMEN’S WEAR 2033 FOOTWEAR Q walking boots 2 boots 3 wellingtons, wellies 4 shoes 5 trainers, sneakers Ame 3) 6 court shoes, pumps ame 7 sandals & slippers 9 flip-flops, thongs Ame A 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? A What colour is / are the Questions for discussion fs blue 2 11 Which of these things are only worn at home: B its They (light/dark) a What colour are the ankle socks? 2 In your opinion, which type of clothes They'e blue and black, (on a woman? ee,MEN’S AND WOMEN’S WEAR 3 CASUAL WEAR 1 sweatshirt 2 jeans . 3 top f «leggings 5 T-shirt 6 shorts 7 jacket 8 skirt " 9 vest ® UNDERWEAR or 10 socks 11 vest /undershirt qq +2 (boxer) shorts 13 underpants FORMAL WEAR 14 suit 18 trousers, pants Ame 19 tuxedo / dinner jacket @ a 20 bow tie 21 waistcoat CASUAL WEAR Gag 5 5) 2 sweatshirt 23 jeans 24 Tshirt 25 shorts 2s dungarees 27 polo shirt 28 trousers, pant 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 4 Describe the clothes thatyou ‘What's he wearing? (27) (28) ‘A What's he / she wearing? usually wear. He's wearing a red polo shirt and lght- B He's / She's wearing and 2 Which type of clothes look «coloured trousers. best on aman?SPORTSWEAR o tracksuit 2 cycling shorts 3 bikini 4 singlet / running vest running shorts imming trunks 7 swimming costume / swimsuit OTHER TYPES OF CLOTHING kaftan hijab / headscarf MEN’S AND WOMEN’S WEAR 4DESCRIBING CLOTHES PARTS OF CLOTHES AND SHOES 1 lapel 2 collar 3 sleeve 4 hood 5 shoelace 6 buckle 7 heel 8 sole 9 uff 6 waistband SHAPES wy 17 short-sleeved 8 ‘ey 18 long-sleeved P. 19 wide {Vv 20 narrow @ @) 2) loose / 2 tight 5 Can a dress have pockets? 4 Can (a) have Yes itcan, 2 B Yes, it/ they cn, / No, it/ they cant Can shorts have a hood? No, they can't 23 baggy Questions for discussion 1 Do you prefer shoes with high heels or low heels? 2 Do you prefer jackets with wide or nartow lapels? 3. Do you prefer long-sleeved or short-sleeved shirts?COLOURS AND PATTERNS 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 ‘2 blue 13 red 14 grey 15 orange 16 black 17 turquoise PATTERNS 18 striped 19 spotted 20 patterned 2 plain 2 tartan 23 checked Which colours do you like? Which do you like? Questions for discussion Lael BiThe: ‘one (and the 11 Which of these colours and patterns do you often neh wear? Which fabric do you like? The tartan one. 2 Describe what the person next to you is wearing.FABRICS, SEWING AND KNITTING sewing machine safety pin sequins pin rip / tear stain dressmaker tailor > broken zip missing button What is Velcro™ used for? ‘A What is/are (a) Questions for discussion I’ used to join two pieces of fabric tused for? 4 which of the things do you have at home? together. B Its/ They're used to 22 What Should you do for each ofthe problems What are sequins used for? (26, 27, 30, 31? ‘They/te used to decorate fabriACCESSORIES AND JEWELLERY So {Al JEWELLERY < , 1 money clip 5 > cuff link > te clip s waten 5 handkerchief 5 chain 7 brooch 2 necklace 8 earring 10 ring + pearls 2 hair slide > bracelet mae \ © en a) ed B)METALS ° 18 gold wv 45 silver [c]Gems 16 diamond 7 emerald 18 ruby clutch bi key ri scarf briefcase wallet purse belt buckle fa. That's a nice tie. A That's a nice ! Those are nice Questions for discussion | agree. /| disagree. | don’t like i In your opinion, which of these things : B | agree / cisagree. | don't lik it / them, ; ‘Those are nice earrings. 1 are expensive | gre, | cisagre. | don't ke them 2 ate useful?)) EDUCATION IN GREAT BRITAIN Stages in Education Foundation: ages 3 to end of reception nursery or pre-school Primary (children aged 5 to 11) KeyStage1 Year! 5-6 years old Year2 6-7 years old Key Stage2 Year3 7-8 years old Year4 8-9 years old Year 9-10 years old Year 6 10-11 years old Secondary (students aged 11 to 18) | Qualifications Key Stage3 Year? 11-12 years old Year 8 12-13 years old Year9_ 13-14 years old Year 11 15-16 years old | GN Key Stage 5 (non compusonp Year 12. 16-17 years old Year 13 17-18 years old Key Stage 4 Year 10 14-15 years old | GCSE (General ndary Education) Q n ional Qualification) idary), Aevel (Advanced university university graduates University Qualifications Undergraduate qualifications | HNO (after 2-4 years) Dip HE BA Bsc Bed Higher National Diploma | Diploma of Higher Education Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Education Postgraduate qualifications | pace (2 years + after the first degree) | MA Msc Med MBA MPhil Pho Postgraduate Certificate of Education Master of Arts Master of Science Master of Education Master of Business Administration Master of Philosophy Doctor of Philosophy The tables show a simplified structure and only the main qualifications.PLAYGROUND AND PRE-SCHOOL 1 kite 2 swings 3 roundabout & scooter 5 slide 6 tricycle 7 bench #8 doll’s pram 9 sandpit 10 sand climbing frame 1 seesaw 13 skateboard 1 roller skates 15 doll What colour is the scooter? ‘A What colour is/are the Questions for discussion Its blue and yellow. es 2 1. Which of these games are usually played B Itsitheyre ae What colour are the building blocks? They're yellow, red, green and blue 2. Which ofthese things did you like playing with fon when you were litle?THE SCHOOL THE CLASSROOM 1 compass 2 exercise book 3 ruler 4 pencil 5 penal serpe 11 teacher 6 rubber 12 desk 13 textbook 16 pupil 415 wall chart 16 whiteboard 17 whiteboard ma 18 blackboard Rend chap ae pages ¢/8 49 chalk Ble you onmnant a Dee pt eae | beops. Dee S perce ? fo TECHNOLOGY IN THE CLASSROOM 30 CD playér 31 DVD player 32 computer 33 language lab booth 34 overhead projector THE SCIENCE LAB 20 measuring cylinder 21 test tubes 22 safety glasses 23 pipette 24 measuring beaker 2s bunsen burner 26 tongs THE GYM 27 wall bars 28 mat 29 (pommel) harseSCHOOL SUBJECTS | PRIMARY SCHOOL AND SECONDARY SCHOOL + maths 2 science 3 music 4 PE (physical education) 5 history 6 English E (religious education) art geography TT (information technology) 1 PCSE / citizenship as JABLIGIOUS STUDIES SECONDARY SCHOOL ONLY chemistry hysics design and technology biology performing arts (drama) sociology business studies Latin 20 Spanish 2) French forest Do you like science at school? A Do / Did you like at Questions for discussion No, | don't. Paleo 11 What subjects do schoolchildren study in your Did you lke music at schoot? © 35 100)/0 country? es Idd. 2 What exams do they take in your country?COLLEGE, ADULT EDUCATION, LIBRARY mruroraL fe we 1 lecturer's / tutor’s office 2 tutor B) CAMPUS 3 stu DJ LIBRARY 7 reference section 8 information section 9 information desk 11 shelves computer What's a microfiche? I's a sheet of microfilm that can contain many ages of printed materials. What's an information desk? it’s place where students can ask the librarian for help, 10 lending desk 12 public Internet @) f I= Dictionan English 48 librarian 18 encyclopedia 15 dictionary 16 atlas 21 microfiche reader 2 library assistant 23 photocopier ‘A What's a cafeteria? Questions for discu 8 ‘What must you do in a library if you want to: ‘A What's a / an 7 4 take out ebook? B i’savan that) 2 ook for some information? were who1 cabbage 2. pumpkin 3 red cabbage 4 swede carrot leek ? turnip 8 onion 9 cauliflower 10 broccoli 1 parsnip 2 brussels sprout 3 cucumber 14 sweetcorn / corn on the cob 15 beetroot 16 courgette 17 spinach 18 watercress 9 runner bean 20 mushroom 21 spring oniox 2 potato 23 tomato 24 asparagus lettuce 25 French bean 27 aubergine 28 peas 29 celery garlic + radish ® , 22 green pepper 3 red pepper 24 chilli (pepper) $ x Do you ever buy watercress? A Do you ever buy / grow / eat Questions for discussion Yes, | do. ? 1 Which of these vegetables grow in your country or B Yes, | do. / No, don't region? Do you ever grow tomatoes? No, don't 2 Which can you eat without cooking? gMEN) VEGETABLES 2 FRESH HERBS 11 basil& 1 grapefruit blackcurrant 18 lychee 2 satsuma redcurrant 19 grape 3 dementine cherry 20 avocado 4 lemon starfruit 21 kiwi fruit 5 lime papaya 22 banana 6 orange pineapple 7 tangerine mango melon gooseberry blueberry ey = pear 33 pomegranate apple 34 guava plum 35 passion fruit strawberry 36 cranberries hazelnut walnut Brazil nut coconut cashew nut eanut 45 prune 46 date Do you prefer apples or pears? A Do you prefer or Questions for discussion I preter pears. 7 1 Which ofthese fruits grow in your What's your favourite fruit? Bi lpi Phoeaiaie ene county or region? Hove blueberries, ‘A What's your favourite fruit? 2 Which ofthese fruits are available in B I love your country throughout the year?My AT THE SUPERMARKET 1 CHECKOUT AREA 1 cashier 2 customer / shopper 3 conveyor belt 4 trolley 5 6 7 aisle self-checkout carrier bat shoppi 8 shoppit 9 checko FROZEN FOODS 18 burger DAIRY PRODUCTS 16 milk 18 cheese 19 butter 20 eggs 21 yoghurt / yogurt 22 margarine 23 sweetcorn 2s baked beans 25 corned beef 26 soup 27 tuna q 23 honey 29 chopped tomatoes 30 jam © Ne © veAT THE SUPERMARKET 2 (Fa DRY GOODS + pasta 2 couscous 3 rice 4 coffee 5 cocoa 6 herbal tea 7 tea 8 biscuits 9 oats 10 flour © cereal CONDIMENTS 12 mayonnaise 43 sugar 14 ketchup 15 vinegar 16 mustard 17 salad dressing - 18 herbs and spices 19 oil 20 salt 21 pepper HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS 29 bin bags 30 dog food 31 cat food 22 washing powder ® washing capsules washing liquid 5 washing-up liquid ® ® What do we need today? A What do we need today? Questions for discussion Weneed some biscuits and B We need but we don't need <= + iene aetites er some wasting powder but We need some but we don't need any 11 make breakfast? we don't need any bin bags. 2 do some washing? az= SUPERMARKET COUNTERS a MEAT 1 sausage 2 minced beef 3 chicken leg 4 bacon 5 turkey 6 leg of lamb DELICATESSEN 13 blue BAKERY 32 wholemeal bread 33 bagel 34 cake 35 white bread 36 pitta bread 37 baguette 38 naan bread 28 pra 29 lobst 30 crab 31 musselsAT THE RESTAURANT 1 (Ei i waiter 3 wine list 2menu 4 dessert trolley STARTERS / HORS D'G@UVRES 5 tomato soup 6 melon and parma ham 7 chicken liver paté 8 prawn cocktail ® smoked salmon 10 blini 11 borscht 12 dim sum 13 hot and sour soupED AT THE RESTAURANT 2 SIDE VEGETABLES 1 roast potatoes 2 mixed vegetables 3 carrots 4 sweetcorn 5 peas 6 side salad DESSERTS 8 ice cream 2 cheesecake A 2 10 (chocolate) gateau 10 tiramisu "2 panna cotta 13 apple pie 14 halva 15 baklava 16 turkish delight 18 tea 19 milk 20 fizzy mineral wa “Our 21 still mineral 22 white wine 23 champagne 24 red wine ¢ ® S ‘Are you ready to order? Are you ready to order? Questions for discussion Yes, lke tomato soup and moussaka, Yes, dlike....... and . Aidhenyectesnnieeenetine mal ereneeren please, Please. ‘a main course and dessert? What would you like to drink? What would you like to drink? 2 Which of te foods on the last two pages would Some red wine, please, SME ss sessesnsnn lease youeat?FAST FOOD AND SNACKS fa 1 mustard 2 tomato ketchup 3 sachet of pepper 4 sachet of salt 5 (paper) napkin 6 7 8 9 cola cheeseburger beefburger / hamburger 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 raisi ca 28 doughnut 28 muffin 25 fish and chips 6 vinegar 7 fried chicken 28 ploughman’s lunch 29 sweets, candy Ame 30 chicken wrap 31 sausage roll 32 baked potato 33. sushi 34 falafel 5 shish kebab doner kebab 27 samosa Would you like a hot dog? A Would you like some ketchup? Questions for discussion Yes, please B Yes, please. / No, thanks. 4 Which of these things are sweet? Would you like some sushi? A Would you like a / some 2.Do you disike any ofthese things? ? No, thanks, k 3 How often do you buy fastfood?a CONTAINERS AND QUANTITIES 1 bottle 2 tin 3 packet 4 jar 5 tub / containe 6 box 7 carton 8 bag scan 10 six-pack 11 roll 12 loaf 26 100 grams 27-1 kilogram 28 1,000 millilitres 29 1 litre How much milk do we want? A How much do we — Questions for discussion Four litres. Two cartons. want? | HOW MANY woesnrsmemesen Which of these containers can be made of: How many bottles of cola do we want? °* vm do we want? tiie mea ian? Two. 3 lass? 4 metal?COOKING Fy —Z 9 al cook wash (salad) © peel (potatoes) a 5 chop 6 crush (garlic) i 7 beat (eggs) - b cut up 9 rub in (flour and butter) What's he doing? (3) ‘A What's she doing? (7) Questions for discussion ¥ He's peeling potatoes. B She's 1 In what diferent 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. 21 railway station 2 clock 3 arrivals and departures board 4 platform e 5 passenger 7 8 train engine carriage track the Underground platform 12 (return) ticket 13 second class 14 first class 15 rush hour ck cab 24 luggage compart 25 coach 26 (bus) driver 27 bus bus stop Shall we go by train? A Shall we go by 2 Questions for discussion No, let's go by minicab B No. Lets go by 41 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? B missed the bus, sol came by taxi, B | missed the 0 came byMD) BREAKFAST, LUNCH, DINNER BREAKFAST 1 porridge 2 cereal 3 bread 4 full cream milk 5 semi-skimmed mik 6 muesli 7 grapefruit 8 tea h breakfast LUNCH 47 soup and eed roll a 19 ham salad € — — ¢ Sane 20 sandwiches ” DINNER @ 21 spaghetti bolognese 2 shepherd's pie 23 sausage, mash and peas 24 fish fingers, chips and baked beans 25 omelette 25 pizza 27 mushroom risotto 28 tacos 29 paella 30 couscous B What would you like for breakfast? A Would you like for 2 Questions for discussion ‘ke some muesli with semsinmed td Whe leat 41 What’ a typical breakfast n yout milk, and tea, please, ‘country? What would you like for dinner? 2 What things do you usually eat for 1 like sausage and mash, please. dinner?WEF) PRIVATE TRANSPORT 1 [A] CARS Algy hatchback fh saloon car estate car people carrier four-whe: convertib spo’ [c) C| OTHER VEHICLE 11 van 12 caravan 13 minibus 1 lorry, truck ame B) TWO-WHEELED 45 tractor VEHICLES 16 articulated lorry 17 rickshaw 8 motor scooter 9 bicyd 10 motorbike D|PETROL EJ ENGINE STATION / GARAGE 21 distributor 2 gylinder block 2 air filter 24 battery 18 nozzle 19 petrol pump 20 hoserear windscreen rearview mirror brake light boot numberplate bumper exhaust pipe headrest seat belt roof-rack door windscreen wiper wing mirror & bonnet fi headlight indicator sidelight soft top petrol cap | wing wheel What's the matter with the car? The exhaust pipe is broken. What's wrong with the car? The windscreen wipers don’t work a PRIVATE TRANSPORT 2 GEM ignition dashboard clutch brake accelerat steering whee! ‘A What's the matter / What's wrong Questions for discussion with the car? B The The work, doesn't don't 1. Do you have any of these vehicles? 2. What repairs has your vehicle had recently? 3. Which of these vehicles are bad for the environment? are broken. /MME ROAD AND ROAD SIGNS |A| MOTORWAY 1 flyover 2 hard shoulder 3 inside lane 4 middle lane 5 outside lane 6 bridge B) DUAL CARRIA 7 cent 46 lony (D) ROUNDABOUT 17 zebra crossing 20 bus 18 pedestrian 2° 19 (pedestrian) 7" underpass eh ic eT You mustn’t park on the hard A You if the traffic Questions for discussion shoulder if you are on a motorway. lights are red. 1. Discuss other things you must and mustn't ‘You must give way at a roundabout A You must / mustn't do if you ae driving, 7 if a vehicle is going round it. if 2_Do drivers in your county usually stop for pedestrians at zebra crossings?ROAD AND ROAD SIGNS EER ym EX< Za f barrier > railway track traffic cone give way sign steep hill sign no through road sign stop sign 5 is road sign no right turn sign no U-turn sign no overtaking sign cyclists only sign @ 6 slippery road sign 7 4 roadworks ahead sign roundabout sign level crossing sign | ® @ 3) @) > & What does this sign mean? (30) A What does this sign mean? Questions for discussion It means that you mustn't overtake B It means that yo 41 How are roads and road signs diferent in your What does this sign mean? (37) eee county? it means that there’ a level crosing ee 2 2. What do you think drivers and pedestrians should do to prevent road accidents?Wy) AT THE AIRPORT 1 rer ied THE TERMINAL Cer cues) check-in desk : — ticket departure gates metal detector luggage / baggage porter luggage trolley suitcase flight information screens security ray scanner hand luggage duty-free shop passport control passport immigration officer Departures information| age reclaim area 1s baggage carousel boarding passAJON 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 Ay 11 oxygen mask / 12 cabin 13 overhead (luggage) compartment 1 jet engine 15 life jacket AIRPORT 267% 22 jet (plane) 23 rotor 24 helicopter . 25 control tower = 26 air traffic controller ‘What does ar jgration A What does a/ an do? officer do? B He or she He or she exarines passports Where is are 5 or cas B ts/ He's / She's Theye in /on under / Where are the life jackets? bend They/te under the seats. 27 hangar Questions for discussion 41 What do you think is the most interesting par of the fight?” 2 What are some ofthe reasons for fight delays?WE WATER TRANSPORT life jacket ifeboat iner / cruise ship (oil) tanker ferry 12 marina 13 motor boat 14 yacht, sailboat 4 15 cabin cruiser cabin Have you ever been on a ferry? Yes, (have, ‘A Have you ever been on Jina Questions for discussion 2 4 ‘Which of these boats do you think is: Have you ever been in arowing © Yes! ve./No,| haven't 1 the slowest /festest? 78 boat? 2 the heaviest? No, 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 12 credit card 13 bank statement ‘4 bank account number 15 bank balance 16 withdrawal slip 17 stub 18 cheque card 19 cheque 20 chequebook 21 cash 2 fifty pounds / fifty pound note = twenty pounds / twenty pound note n pounds / ten pound note 25 five pounds / five pound note 5 two pounds / two pound coin 27 one pound / one pound coin 28 fifty pence / fifty pence piece 29 twenty pence / twenty pence piece n pence / ten pence piece 31 five pence / five pence piece vo pence / two pence piece one penny / one penny piece veller's cheque reign currency 3 euros dollars and cents Can | have thirty pounds, please? A Can Ihave seventy pence, please? Questions for discussion How do you wantit? B How do you went it? 41 What diferent notes and coins are there in your county? ‘Three ten pound notes, please. A semen please. 2 How atten do you pay by credit card? Here you are BTHE CITY / CITY LIFE 1 + CCTV camera 2 road sign 3 Belisha beacon 4 zebra crossing 5 department store 6 bus 7 street 8 railings 9 offices 10 traffic pedestrian bus lane double yellow line gutter kerb traffic lights red route pavementTHE CITY / CITY LIFE 2 1 skyscraper 2 tower block 3 Underground entrance 4 streetlight 5 newspaper vendor & 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 isnt RA in your town 4 Which of these things do you find in cites in your ¢ cit 2 Are there any skyscrapers in cei Nother isn't: ‘your city? B Ves there is No there ist. What isthe best thing about living in a big city? Yes, there are. No, there aren't ‘es, there are 3 What isthe worst thing about lving ina big city?AT THE POST OFFICE 1 first class post 2 second class post 3 envelope 4 postmark 5 stamp 6 7 8 9 airmail letter postcard postal o letter 10 (bi i 4 Ge oo 4 < 4 box o— 20 postbag machine 22 Royal Mall van 23 postbox / letterbox 24 Airsure® 28) 25 Recorded Signed For™ aneslalcolvery & 26 Special Delivery™ nextday ~~ 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 tsa stamp machine. B itsa/an.... ‘They Imagine you are in Britain, How would you send these things: What are those? (7) 1a cheque to someone in your county? They're postcards. 2 alletter to the USA?AT THE NEWSAGENT’S Hl LLU —— Vee 3 sticky tape / Sellotape’ 4 rubber 5 drawing pins 6 coloured pen 7 pencil 8 (fountain) pen 8 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 CONFECTIONERY 21 bag of sweet: 22 packet of 23 bar of choco! 24 mints 25. chewing gum. 26 lollipop’ 27 fudge 28 box of chocolates § Can | have some string, please? A Can | have one of those Questions for discussion Here you are, , + Please? (26) 1 Do you buy any newspapers or an | have a packet of those crisps, please? magazines every week? Here you are 2 Do you buy any sweets every week?AT THE SHOPPING MALL 1. music and entertainment shop 2 mobile phone shop 3 chemist’s 4 optician’s 5 sports shop 6 sweet shop 7 toy shop 8 department store machine eller's shop store I need a new laptop. A Ineed some birthday cards. ‘Questions for discussion Lets gothe electronics shop. B Let's goto the 11 Which ofthese shops do you go to 11d like some chocolate. A I need / I'd like a/ an/ some every week / month? Let's goto the sweet shop. B Let's 10 tN sonra 2 Do youlite er iste shoprng? Why?EMERGENCIES POLICE + 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 CALLING FROM A PUBLIC PHONE BOX 21 (tele)phone box 22 receiver 23 number pad 24 phonecard 2s emergency number 26 dialling code 27 international code 28 country code ROADSIDE BREAKDOWN 19 tow truck 20 roadside assistant What should you do if you see aroad A What should you do if Questions for discussion accident? 2 1 Have you ever been involved in an emergency ‘You should phone 998, B You should situation? Describe what happened. What should you do if you see a crime? 2. Imagine you have just seen a road accident. You should tell a police officer, You phone 999 (the emergency services). Role-play the conversation with 2 partnerWEI) TEAM AND SPECTATOR SPORTS 1 scoreboard boundary fielder wicket keeper cricket ball wicket batsmanTEAM AND SPECTATOR SPORTS 2 A|BASKETBALL 1 backboard 2 basket 3 basketball 4 (basketball) player (B)VOLLEYBALL 5 volleybal 6 net 7 (volleyball) (C]B0xInG 8 glove 9 boxer 10 trunks 11 referee 12 ropes 13 ring (DJHORSE RACING 14 gate 15 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 11 Do you do any of these spons? arcelonal Barcelona! . 2 2 Which of these sports is the most popular in your country?INDIVIDUAL SPORTS 1 A|TENNIS (tennis) racket / racquet (tennis) ball baseline (tennis) player court net B]SQUASH 7 (squash) p 8 (squash) ra D]BADMINTON 15 shuttlecock 16 (badminton) racket / racquet 17 (badminton) player E]KARATE 18 black bel FJJuDO (G]WRESTLING 19 wrestler 20 mat ‘Would you like to try karate? A Would you like to try 2 Questions for discussion Yes, | would B ‘Yes, I would. / No, | wouldh’t/ ve already 4. Which ofthese sports do people do indoors? ‘Would you like to try et 2 Which of these sports are originally from badminton? Asia? Vue already trie itINDIVIDUAL SPORTS 2 QE jogger runner helmet cyclist wheel bicycle / bike target bow arrow archer golfer Golf) club green hole (golf) ball hang glider climber harness helmet rollerblader pads incline skate / rollerblade gymnast : leotard parachutist / skydiver balance beern parachute What did you do last weekend? =A What did you 2 Questions for discussion did ache, B went did ' 41 Which ofthese sports need special clothes? What did you do on your piss 2 Choose three sports and describe what holiday? uioment you need to do them. ret hase ing and pled go eae aie eee aWATER SPORTS (A) SWIMMING 1 goggles 2 swimming hat / cap 3 swimmer 4 swimming pool [B) SNORKELLING 5 snorkel 6 snorkeller (C] SCUBA DIVING 9 mask 10 scuba diver D) DIVING 11 diver 12 diving board E) FISHING 43 (fishing) line 14 fishing rod 15 fisherman F] SURFING AND WIND-SURFING 16 sailboard 17 wind-surfer 18 surfboard 19 surfer ‘G) ROWING 20 oa , 28 sailing boat / yacht, 21 rowin sailboat ame 22 oarsma ‘oarswor J )WATER SKIING alt 3 29 towrope H| CANOEING 30 motorboat 2 paddle = @ 31 water skier 24 canoeist 32 water ski 25 canoeWINTER SPORTS ESM A)SLEDGING 1 sledge 2 snow DOWNHILL SKIING ‘8 3 skier 4 pole 6 8 (ski) boot ski chairlift snowboard C)SPEED SKATING © speed skater 0 skate 11 ice D]FIGURE SKATING igure skater 3 figure skate 14 blade E]CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING 15 skier 16 track (FJBOBSLEDDING 17 helm 18 bobsleigh G)SNOWMOBILING 19 snowmobile 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? #WED AT THE GYM lift weights mat run running machine / tre: exercise bik aero 19. kick (a ball 20 kneel 21 fall 22 do sit-ups 23 do press-ups 24 do a handstand TA What's he / she doing? /What are they Questions for discussion es doing? Which of these ations: B He's She's They're What are they doing? (7) 1 do youdo in tennis? Trey 'e dong aerobics 2 strengthen your legs?ENTERTAINMENT A] CLASSICAL CONCERT 1 (symphony) 2 audience 3 (sheet) music 4 music 5 conductor cchestra B) BALLET 6 ballerina 7 ballet dancer 8 ballet shoe C) THEATRE © spotlight 10 aisle 11 actor D) OPERA E) ROCK CONCERT a 18 band chorus f singer 19 singer / vocalist 5 stage 6 orchestra pit F] CINEMA 7 podium 20 film, movie ame When did you last go to the cinema? A When did you last go to a/ Questions for discussion | went two days ago. the 2 When did you last go toa classical 16M sm 90. ve never been ‘concert? ve never been, 1 Do you know any famous sing 2 What type: actors?HOBBIES AND HOBBIES 1 coin collecting 2 (coin) album 3 coin 4 stamp collecting 5 (stamp) album 6 magnifying glass 7 photography 8 camera 9 astronomy 10 telescope 11 home improvement / DIY 2 bi 13 binoculars CRAFTS 16 sculpting 17 sculpture 18 embroidery 19 spinning 20 knitting 21 knitting needle 2 sewing machine 23 sewing 24 painting 25 brushes 26 pottery 27 potter's wheel 28 woodworking woGAMES video / computer games Scrabble" chess board pieces dice draughts Monopoly" backgammon 10 cards 11 jigsaw puzzle 12 crossword 13 sudoku Do you like playing computer games? A Do you like playing / doing / solving Questions for discussion Yes,11do./No, | don’. / ve never tried. ‘ ? 41 Which of these games can you Do you knowhow to dosudoku —_® YS! 20,/N,! don. ve never te play oniine? puzzles? A Do you know how to do / play ! solve 2. Which ofthese games do you Yes, 'do,/ No, | don't, / I've never tried, ee think is the most dificult?MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS STRINGS 1 bow 2 violin 3 viola 4 double bas: 5 cello 6 piano 16 saxophone 17 bassoon PERCUSSION 18 xylophone 19 drum kit 20 cymbal 21 drum OTHER INSTRUMENTS POP MUSIC 22 accordion 23 harmonica 24 mike (microphone! 25 electric guitar 26 bass guitar 27 keyboard Sey 28 amplifier A violin isl A Drums are louder than... Questions for discussion - BA ccossosennne 15 heavier than a flute 1. Can you play any ofthese instruments? A double bass is more ae a ext 2 Which instrument has the nicest sound? expensive than a xylophone, Gain 3. Which instruments can be very loud?1 eZ 3 4 5 n 2 B 4 6 6 a 8 19 2 2 23 Py 25 AT THE BEACH sea, ocean pier deckchair promenade beach towel windbreak shade (beach) umbrella sandcastle sunbather sand life guard bucket, pail ame spade shell bikini swimming costume swimming trunks wave surfer surfboard beach ball Li-lo™ / aie bed sunglasses sunscreen ‘What's this? (15) ‘A What's this? (22) Questions for discussion Isa shell Ces 1 Whiy 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? Theyre deckchalrs B ttsa/an. woe TheyteIN THE COUNTRY hot-air balloon barge canal angler fishing fishing rucksack signpost path stile nature reserve caravan si camps picnic camper tent camping stove groundsheet walking boo! ‘Are you going to go pony-trekking next A Are you going to go Questions for discussion weekend? ing next summer? 4 What s the diffrence No, 'm not. 8 tween hiking and rambling? Are you going to go rambling next summer? 2 Which of these activities are Yes, lam, popular in your county?PLACES TO WHESIT 1 1 theme park 2 roller coaster 3 ride 4 carnival exhibition bookshop museum 200 botanical garden 10 safari park / wildlife park 11 craft fair 4 12 queue, line Ame 73 tour guide C 4 tourist 5 church hurch tower 18 village 19 stately home 20 city wall 21 park Would you rather go toa A Would you rather go to / visita / an Questions for discussion ‘theme park or a museum? OF 21 AM amram? | 4 Which of these places are historical? Vtather go to@ museum, B Tdrather goto / vist a/ an a 2 ee there any of these places near your Neithes, fd rather visit a church hhome?PLACES TO VISIT 2 gham Palace of Parliament / Palace of Westminster Hampton Court Palace Edinburgh Castle Scottish Parliament Welsh Nationa Parliament Build Northern Irela1 et 2 fur 3 whiskers 4 basket 5 kitten 6 paw 7 hamster 8 rabbit 9 cage 10 budgerigar / budgie 11 gerbil 12 tail hutch tropical fish guinea pig (goldfish) bow! goldfish Pony puppy kennel dog Have you got any pets? ‘A Have you got any pets? No, haven't 8 : Yes, | have. 've got 2 dog and some gosh Questions for discussion 41 Which ofthese pets lve in a cage or hutch? 2 Which of these pets could you keep in a fat? 3 Which ofthese pets need to be outdoors?| 132) 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, 18 ra 19 horse ae my | What's a young cow called? A What is a young coos Questions for discussion Its called 2 ca ae 1. Which of these words only refer to male animals? What's a young duck called? ® "sce a 2 Which ofthese animals produce milk for ther a Its called a duckling. young?1 elephant 2 trunk 3 tusk 4 fion 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 2 antlers llama gorilla tortoise polar bear fox camel hump: monkey lizard frog badger alligator crocodile snakeBy) FISH AND SEA ANIMALS FISH i shark 5 trout 2 tail 7 scales 3 gills 8 angelfish 4 fin 9 eel 5 snout 10 sunfish dolphin 6 flipper shrimp starfish 23 turtle 24 lobster 25 claw 26 mussels Which is bigger - a mussel or a turtle? A Which is slower ~ a shark or a walrus? Questions for discussion B 1 Which of the sea animals can a ‘A Which is {more = you sometimes find on land? \Which is more friendly —a dolphin or a ayer oan 7 le shark? ? 2 Which of these sea animals are B Acolghin endangered or threatened?flamingo pelican crane robin penguin flipper cockatoo crest owl swallow ostrich eagle beak falcon pheasant tail stork What do robins look like? They're smal, with brown and red feathers. What do swans look like? Theyre white, wth long necks. 18 gull 19 hummingbird 20 pigeon 21 ne ‘A What do flamingos look like? Questions for discussion B Tey nnn WR 1 Which of these birds eat meat? ‘A What do sven LOOK like? 2 Which of these birds can't fly? B Theyte With .nnnssnesnenns 3 Which of these birds ve in your country? aINSECTS AND SMALL ANIMALS wasps" nest wasp mosquito cockroa Do you like all these animals? Do you like all these animals? Questions for discussion Yes, I da./ No, | don't 8 11 How many differen kinds of insects are there? Which ones don’t you like? A Which ones don't you like? 2. Which of these insects / animals can you {don'tlke fle or mice 8 sometimes find inthe house?NUMBERS(rt © Dea DQ Poe cq’ femenes 23 456 79 m 3 three 18 eighteen 4 four 19 nineteen zie acy 1 6 six 21 twenty-one “12 7seven 2 thirty YW 13.5 8 eight 2 forty 14° 9 nine 2s fity | 5 10 ten 25 sixty Meenas seventy eo 1 9 v2 twelve » eighty ] oa - 7 18 920 ‘3 thirteen 28 ninety 21 14 fourteen 29 one hundred / 15 fifteen a poe 50 30 iow! @ 30 one hundred and one / a hundred and one 31 one thousand / o— ox °1,000 2 jer ous é z indred thousand / ad 35 plus » million 35 minus 37 times / multiplied by ® 38 divided by 39 equals 90 40 first 80 1 second - 42. third 70, 3 fourth : a fifth 60 ® 50 2 45. one hundred percent / ——i a hundred percent @ 46 fifty percent See 0 . 47 twenty percent atripeent Bue 20 49 zero / nought / nil g shin 10% 10 0 @EH SHAPES A] ISOSCELES TRIANGLE 1 obtuse angle 2 acute angle B) RIGHT-ANGLED TRIANGLE 3 apex ¢ 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 18 radius i FJOVAL ® ® (6) 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 ... Its about 3 centimetres. of the What's the length of the line? (21) © t's about ie Is about 3 centimetres. centimetres, (H) CYLINDER (SPHERE @ (JJLINES 21 straight 2 perpendicular 23 vertical 24 horizontal 25 parallel 26 spiral Questions for discussion 1 Describe an object near you using the words on this page. 2. Give your partner instructions. He / She must draw the shapes that you describe. Give measurementsCALENDAR, FESTIVALS AND RELIGIONS 1 A) MONTHS January February March April May June SMTWTFS SMTWTFS SMTWTFS SMTWTFS SMIWIFS SMIWTFS August September October November December SMTWTFS SMTWTFS SMTWIFS SMTWTFS SMIWTFS C] FESTIVALS 1 New Year's Eve (December 31st) 2 Chinese New Year* (B) DAYS OF THE WEEK January Vek Ted, Wetedy Thay rly Sty Sede " 2 kah* 13. Christmas Eve (December 24th) 14 Christmas Day (December 25th) * The date changes ftom year to year 2a Oe When's St Valentine's Day? A When’s Christmas Eve? Questions for discussion It's on February the 14th. 8 1 Which of these are religious festivals? When's Bonfire Night? ‘A When's 2 2 Which festivals do you celebrate in your county? It’ in November. B it's on date). sin (month. When are they?§@ CALENDAR, FESTIVALS AND RELIGIONS 2 G G " aTIMES 1 clock 2 hour hand 3 minute hand 4 second hand 5 face 6 (digital) watch 7 (analogue) watch seven fifteen / (a) quarter past seven 1@ 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 10 seven (o'clock) 20 seven fifty-five / five to eight ‘v1 seven ob five / five past seven 21 eight am / eight (o'clock) in the morning ‘2 seven ten / ten past seven 22 eight pm / eight (o'clock) in the evening Train timetable Cambridge w= London 2 eleven hundred hours a 5 2a twelve hundred hours cambridge Tae | tage iam P30 1500 | ama Son} 230] 2s thirteen hundred hours Londen TSO] 1236 1330 [Teas | 1630 | 1800] tea] 2t00[—-C8Pe00] 96 fifteen hundred hours = 27 eighteen hundred hours ‘Cambridge 045 | 1400 | 12.15 15.00 [1835 25 28 nineteen thirty ondon Tas | 1230 124s 1690 | = GSAS 25 29 nineteen forty-five 30 twenty-four hundred hours | cosiige 1 a Te Spas | Tondon 1230 [om [15.00] | 1830 3130 Bas | What time does the first train leave? A What time does the occ... Questions for discussion itleaes atten o'dock, tan leave are? fat ameide\ol iseahygecup/ pot bat ‘What time does the first train arrive? © "leaves arrives at 1 on weekdays? | ‘tarrves at half past eleven. 2 atthe weekend? 3 during holidays? |(MH THE UK AND THE REPUBLIC OF IRELAND war Shetland, Tslands = Atlantic Ocean encase North 2 mayne Beh Sea 0 i lake 7 fy Bsc {Asie of w™ Os Irish Sea ae Pisleah Manchester. /su ss aes \ ‘ye, Shetfeld ) c f AY Lak eT ‘ $ Norwich ES opitingharn cay ENGLAND WALES je ocambridge 2 Swansea OM oa zt grist ®"S_stendone a ath pi Southampton it Bournemoutl te Q okn exer 2 Forsmouth \ = oS Aged Q 50 mies timate S feymiouth Wht as ste oS = oe i ae Englis Where's Norwich? ‘A Where's Dublin? Questions for discussion Its in the east of England. = B 1 Which of these cities are capital cities? Where's Cardigan? A Where's 2 2 Which of these places would you like to a It’s in the west of Wales. B it’s in the of visit?THE UNITED STATES Qtr ja 5 (1) New England [7] Middle Atlantic States / The East Coast [J Southern States / The South |_| Southwestern States / The Southwest (| Midwestern States / The Midwest (1 Rocky Mountain States E (7) Pacific Coast States / The West Coast One MONTANA NORTH DAKOTA Portand "5 Bismarck Z OREGON g a jotta em | 3 ° rie ‘oo es Be wenn : Fiyouns oF Seiadeiona eae ae Srermrm vets eas oe Ses Gio. nevana se oman = Besant oe oN oSacamento Salt Lake Se cow. a cok gb SEP ca MSHNSTON OC ~ Sta a Wares G3 Sows tmp Se, BS EES cen SY A Pg, a ‘Vas an mon * shone tes % Atbuquerquaco Same FE. anaes ® few 3 e ‘Siroenx NEN oe © Diego! Sita Dallas oflPo Odes TEXAS ofa Q san Sfisaston \ Re wim \ = 4 Some MEXICO, wie 8 = \ Hawa 0 . = \ ) i ~ \ Where's Nebraska? ‘A Where's Indiana? Questions for discussion It’s east of Wyoming and west of lowa. B 1 Which of the states have a sea coast? Where's Oklahoma? A Where's ... 2 2 Which of the states are on a lake? Is south of Kansas and north of fexas. B's of 13 Which of the states have a border 7a a of with another country?(THE WORLD Hi North America Misouth America Wi Australia PACIFIC OCEAN sii ‘A Which continent is Mexico located on? B Mexicois in... A Which continent is . # oatTHE WORLD fy eter top. 116)7) EUROPE Norwegian Prucoeiangl 5° iad Bay of ” Biscay Current member states of the European Union (EU) Austria Finland Latvia Belgium France Lithuania Bulgaria Germany Luxembourg Cyprus Greece Malta Czech Republic Hungary Netherlands Denmark Ireland Poland Estonia Italy Romania Slovakia Slovenia Spain Sweden United Kingdom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 pond LANDSCAPE FEATURES 24 rock 2s cliff 26 grass 27 canal 28 30 river 31 field 32 chestnut tree 33 conkers Is there a mountain near your home? Is there a/ Are there any ‘Questions for discussion Yes, there is. Seca What’ the difference between: Are there any woods near your home? Yes, there are. / No, there aren't. 1 ahill and a mountain? No, there arent 2 ativer and a lake? 3a waterfall and a stream?SEASONS AND WEATHER SEASONS summer autumn, fall ame winter spring WEATHER rainy 8 sunny snowy iy clear 10 cloudy / overca 11 foggy 12 hazy 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 2 cold 24 freezing 25 below freezing 25 five (degrees) below (zero) / minus twenty degrees What's the weather like? ‘A What's the weather like? (13) (22) Questions for discussion xm and sunny. B its and 41 How many seasons are there What do you need when it's freezing? A What do you need when it's 2 imyour country? What's the You need warm clothes, gloves and boots. B You need weather liken each season? 2. Which is your favourite season?THE PLANETS enti yaa at Ni atc Saturn es er in coat Sees Paes Peer ee ¥o@ pe ccc eee 5 cacy a cP are) une) eo fuel tank Pen micey Been ec cereals Be cer) cay ica) Which planet is the smallest? A Which planet is the nearest to Earth? Questions for discussion in 1 Do you knaw any cor Which planet is the most A Which planet is the est 2 Have you ever see distant from the Sun? the most 3 Whi to@{e 2am = oases (B) soFTWaRE @\ee eee Soe) Us ae eeee ea eileen easement 22 word processor ‘Many cf Forster's male characters in Howards End 23: menu bar ® ts shown tobe nobe ase fl remo afer sec 24 toolbar hypoortcl cearyhas 0 remo fo eae ‘Won. Ts Mair bow Leo's prizes Eosinet 30 cursor into led to pin and dest, Cale 26 spreadsheet 31 font table 32 window folder 33 icon 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 16 speakers 15 Memory Stick™ 16 dongle 17 CD-ROM 18 console 19 gamepad 20 joystick 21 electronic / computer game @ Battle Cen} What's a dongle used for? A What’s a CD-ROM used for? Questions for discussion Its used for running protected software B's used for 41 How much time do you spend in and for wireless Interet access. Aero lee eae front ofa computer each day? What's a joystick used for? B I's used for {ts used for controling video games, 2 What software are you familar with?THE INTERNET 0) THE WORLD WIDE WEB web browser Internet service provider theinternetcompany.com @) password internet café keyword search engine search page hyperlink website 10 web address (URL) 1 home page oryortonenane earn E-MAIL le © 3 ie _ cat view special ety 12 e-mail software 13 file attachment 14 e-mail address = 15 network area? 16 server BR computers = =. a =p You have to use a search engine ifyou A Youhave to... if Questions for discussion ‘want to find information on the Internet. you want to © (RBM tenia ponies ie inert 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?HOME ELECTRONICS AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS 1 1 clock-radio 2 Blue-ray™ player 3 DVD player 6 digi-box 7 remote contro!HOME ELECTRONICS AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS 2/7") | a - ‘Ke 6 1 (cordless) phone G 2 keypad 7 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 43 film 14 lens 15 (still) camera 16 tripod 17 digital camera 18 digital SLR camera 19 camcorder 20 slide projector 21 slides 2 memory card 2 sat-nav torch 25 battery 25 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, I can make send take eaten cence ene ‘ake photos, shoot short videos, . play and search the mobile phone? Bronse telnet ard checkmy y what can you do with your 2 2 Which of these things: do you on B Ian have? would you like to have?ADJECTIVES 1 FEELINGS a 1 miserable rg sad => . pleased 3 4 happy 5 ecstatic 6 annoyed 7 ang a Is she sad? (2) 2 Questions for discussion aes Ne ‘1 How do you usually fee! when you finish exams? Does he look bored? (11) A Does he / she look 2 2. How would you fee! if you forgot your No, he doesn't, He looks scared. B Yes, he / she does, / No, he / she doesn't, Girfriend’s/ boyfriend's / spouse's birthday?ADJECTIVES 20 OPPOSITES 1 neat / tidy 2 messy / untidy 3 dy 4 wet 5 tight 6 loose 7 heavy light ® 12 long 13 empty —®. “ful 45 rough 2 ® 16 smooth 17 near / close 18 far 19 dark 20 light 2 thin 22 thick 23 narrow 20 wide 25 hard 26 soft \s it short? (11) A Is it narrow? (24) Questions for discussion Yesits 8 Use as many of these adjectives as possible Is it expensive? (27) A 2 to describe the following No, it isn’t ts cheap. B Yes, itis /No, isnt. Its 1 an item of dothing you are wearing 2 an object near you2 PREPOSITIONS 1 oO 1 from 2 to 3 in front of 4 behind 5 over 6 under 7 in 8 out 10 do 41 onte 2 15 above 16 below Ue Where's she standing? (3) ‘A Where is he / she / it Questions for disc She's standing in front of him. standing / sitting / going? 1 Describe your position in the room using as many of these Where's she sitting? (16) ® He's She's i's prepositions as possible. ‘She's siting below the boy. standing siting going 2. The prepositions ‘on’ and ‘of’ are used in phrasal verbs such as : “snitch on’ and ‘witch of. Can you think of other examples?round between against across away from towards outside inside into 10 through 11 out of al ‘2 along 13 beside / next to 1 at the top 15 in the middle Where is the table? (2) W's between the boy and the ait 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 PREPOSITIONS 2 Questions for discussion 1 Describe te location of the objects around you using as many of these prepositions as possible. 2. Look outside and describe any people or objects that are movingMM 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 ® bad t tie i happy 4 die keeper k class 1 bid 9 glass father a church aller 43 judge > pot f few ° put v view u boot 6 throw u gradual ° though a cut s soon a bird z 200 2 banana J shoe a make 3 measure ar bite m sum 2 boy a sun a0 now, D sung 20 boat h hot 12 here 1 lot eo hair r rod 09 tour i yet er player w wet ara tire 219 employer ava flower 200 lower 1'/ shows main stress 1] shows secondary stress /'/ 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 Jal means that /a/ may or may not be usedWORD LIST Aberdeen /eba\ above /abbav/ 126 accelerator /ak'selaresto'/ 73 accessories /ak'sesoria/ $3 accordion /alkosdian/ 96 accountant /alkauntant/ 25, acorn /‘etko:n/ 117 across /a kros/ 127, actor /axkta'/ 93 acute angle /alkjut gengal/ 108 add /wed/ 69 acidress /a'dres|sedres/ 6, 82 ‘adjustable spanner / ‘adgastabel ‘spana’/ 29 adult /edalt, odalt/ 6 ‘er0bis /ea'raubiks/ 92 afraid /alfrexd/ 124 Africa /einks/ 114 African dress /frikon ‘dres/ 49 aftershave /asftafew/ 40 ‘against /a'genst/ 127 age /eids/'6 air bed /ea bed/ 97 air filter /eo filtat/ 72 air tank /eo taenk/ 90 air traffic controller /ea'treefik kon travla'/ 77 airer Peora'/ 17) ating cupboard /eory Vexbod 20 aiimal etter /eamell Jeto/ 82 Airsure® /e9fu9'/ 82 aisle /al/ 62,93 aisle seat /ail sit/ 77 Alabama / ela'bamo/ 113 alarm clock /aflosm Kok/ 13. Alaska /lesko/ 113 ‘devel student /e leval stjurdnt/ 34 Ag Setzer" /alko slso'/ aligator eligents'/ 103, along /aion/127 alphabet board /efober n/ 142 aluminium fil /zljominiom "p10 amber /‘embo'/ 74 ambulance /embjolons/ 85 ambulance service /‘aembjolons 'sovis/ 85 athetyst /eemiOst/ $3 ampitier /zemplifao'/ 96 anaesthetist /anisBatist/ 84 analogue watch / enalog ‘wotl/ 11 anchor /ampko'/ 78 ngesh /emndgalfif/ 104 angler ‘engl 98 Anglesey /eengalsi:/ 112 angry / gi? 124 ankle /epkol/ 34 ankle Socks /'. / 47 annoyed /ainsid/ 124 anorak /aenarak/ 46 angwer the phone /,omso b2 ‘foury 28 answering machine /a:nsoeiy mo fiin/ 123 ant /ent/ 106 antacid /ent'esid/ 42 “Antarctica /en'taktike/ 114 antiistamine tablets / ‘entihistamizn teblots/ 42 antlers /entloz/ 103 ‘apex /‘erpeks/ 108 ‘Appalachian Mountains / ‘epalertfian ‘mauntanz/ 113 apple /‘epal/ 61 ‘apple pie / pol ‘par/ 66 ‘application form /plrkerfon foum/ 22 apricot /erprikot/ 61 April /expral/ 108 archer /aitfo'/ 89 archery /atfori/ 89 architect /akatekt/ 25 ‘Arizona / er'za0n9/ 113 ‘Arkansas Pakansoe/ 113 ‘arm /acm/ 34 armchair /oxmtfea’/ 14 ‘armrest /asmrest/ 77 arrivals and departures board / gavolzan dr pasfr bo” arrow /'erau/ 89 art /axt/ 87 artery /astari/ 35 artichoke /a:tutfouk/ 60 articulated lorry /a; ukjolerd Tri/ 72 artist /artist/ 25, Asia /eifo/ 114 ‘asparagus /a'speerogas/ $9 ‘assembly line /a'sembli lain/ 30 assistant /a'sistont/ 39 astionaut /aestrana:t/ 119 ‘astronomy /a'stronomi/ 94 at the bottom /at 9 ‘botem/ 127 at the top /at da top/ 127 Atlanta /at'ento/ 113 Atlantic Ocean /atlaentik ‘oufen/ 113; alas /etlos/ 58 atic /zetik/ 20 aubergine /‘subagin/ 59 Australia /o'strelio/ 114 Austria /ostria/ 116 ‘autumn /3:tam/ 118 ‘avocado / 2va'kardo0/ 61 ‘away from /awer from/ 127 ‘axe /2ks/ 29 baby “betbi/ 6 baby bottle /.../ 16 baby carrier /ipeibi keria'/ 16 baby clothes /‘betbi kloubz/ 16 baby cup /', ./ 16 baby sling “besbi slay’ 16 baby wipes /berbi waups/ 16 back /bek/ 34 back teeth /baek ‘ti / 45 backache /baekelly 41 backboard /'baekbord/ 87 backbone /bekbeun/ 35 backgammon /balgemsn/ bacon /‘berken/ 64 badger /beedsa’/ 103 badminton /baedmintan/ 88 badminton player /..../ 88 badminton racket “badminton rakit/ 88 bag /baeg/ 68 bag of sweets /../ 83 bagel /‘beigal/ 64 paggege (oeands 78 : .aggage carousel / berg kersse/76 baggage reclaim area /bagids, rikleim earia/ 76 baggy /"beegi/ 50 baguette /ba'get/ 64 balis /beiia/ 86 bake /berk/ 69 baked beans / berkt bi:nz/ 62,70 baked potato /‘berkt potertouz/ 67 baker /‘berko'/ 23 bakery /betkori/ 64 baking tray /berkan trer/ 11 baklava /"beklovo/ 66 balance beam ans bizm/ balcony /baelkani/ 9 bald /bosld/ 36 ball Abol/ 86 ball gown /"bosl gaun/ 47 ball point pen /,boel pont pen/ 27 ballerina / bala'ina/ 93 ballet /balle|ba ler/ 93 Balt dancer “baler dazns/ ballet shoe /‘baeler fur/ 93 ballooning /belu:nin/ 98 bapont pen /bpmt ‘pe banana /balnamal-'nee-/ 61 band /bannd/ 93 bbank account number /beenke ‘akaunt namba'/ 79 bank balance /‘baenk jbarlans/ 73 bank clerk /baenk Klak/ 25, 79 bank statement /baenk ‘stestmant/ 79 bar /bae/ 32 bar of chocolate /bacr av “yok? 83 sarees baju 1,68 barge /bards/ 98 bamer Mbeeria/ 71,75, barrister /beensta'/ 24,33 base /beis/ 40, 108, 123 baseball cap /‘beisbodl Keep/ 46 baseline “betslamn/ 88 basement /bessmont/ 20 basi /"bezal berzal/ 60 basin peison/ 45 basket *basskt/ 87, 101 basketball /bassktbo!/ 87 basketball player /'o../ 87 bass guitar bess gitai/ 96 bassoon /ba'sumn/ 96 bat /bat/ 86, 88 bath /ba:e, 12 bath mat /ba:® maet/ 12 bath towel /. ./ 12 bathrobe /‘ba:éraub/ 47 bathroom /‘ba:drum/ 20, 32 bathroom cabinet /ba:rom "kebmot/ 12 batsman /‘beetsman/ 86 battery /‘beetori/ 72, 123 bay /ber/ 30 beach /bit{/ 117 beach bali /../ $7 beach towel 7. ./ 97 beach umbrella /..../ 97 beading /bisdin/ 38 beak /bick/ 105 bear /bea'/ 103 beard /biod/ 36 beat /bist/ 69 beautician /bju:tufon/ 39 bedroom /bedrum/ 20 bedside table /edsad tebol/ bedspread /‘bedspred/ 13 be 106 22 beef joint / bis dgomt/ 64 beefburger /bisfbaga’/ 67 beehive /bithaw/ 1 beer /bia"/ 63 beetroot /bistrut/ $8 behind /brhaind/ 126 deve /bers/ 51 Befast /belfasst/ 112 Beiguum /beldsam/ 116 Beisha beacon /ba lisfa biskon/ 80 below /biTau/ 126 below freezing /.. bet /belt/ 53 bench /bent{/ 55 bend over /bend. ‘sova'/ 92 beret /berei|be rer/ 46 beside /brsaid/ 127 between /brtwisn/ 127 bib /bib/ 16 bicycle /batstkal/ 72, 89 Big Ben /,big ‘ben/ 100 bigos /bigos/ 65 bike /baik/ 89 bikini /bekieni/ 49, 97 bill Al/ 105 billboard /‘bubord/ 81 billy goat /ili gaut/ 102 bin /bun/ 10, 27 bin bags /‘bin beegz/ 63 binoculars /brnoijolaz/ 94 biology /baroledsi 57 bird-watching /t:d wotfin/ 94 118 biro™ /batrau/ 27, 56, 83 birth certificate /ba:8 So,ufikat/ 6 bid card bode kasd/ biscuits /baskus/ 63, black /bleek/ 51 black belt /. ./ 88 biack cab blak 'keb/ 71 black eye /. black hair /.NN WORD LIST cer blackboard /"blekbo:d/ 56 blackcurrant /,blaek karont/ 61 blade /blend/ 91 blanket /blaenkat/ 13 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39, 40 comb your hair /,..'/8 comet /komit/ 119 compact disc / CD player / |komparkt ‘isk ples, si ‘di plero/ 122 compass /Kampas/ 56 compost / ‘kompostka:mpaust/ 19 computer /kom pj’ 27, 56 computer games /..-./ 95, 120 computer programmer / kom pjurta provgreema'/ 26 computer technician / kom pjuta tek’nifon/ 26 concierge /konsiea5/ 32 Condiments /nndimonts/ 63 conatoner Arn fons / "2, ‘conductor /kandakta'/ 93 ‘cone /koun/ 67 confectionery /ronekfonzi/ conference room /konfarons rum/ 32 confused /kan'fusrd/ 124 conkers /kogkaz/ 117 Connecticut /koinetibat/ 113, console /konsoul/ 120 Constellation /konstallesfon/ 119 ‘construction worker / Kon'strakjan wasko'/ 31 consultant kon saltant/ 44 contact lens /Konteekt lenz/ 4% container /kan'erna'/ 68 continents /kontinants/ 114 contol pad /kan tru peed/ 12 conuel tower Aan fa09'/ convertible kan'vtabol/ 72 conveyor belt /kan' vero belt/ 30,62 ook /kuk/ 21, 23, 69 cookery /kukori/'96 cookery book 7... «/ 10 kan por 10 18 co-pilot “kav 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11,15, knitting /mian/ 94 knitting needie ‘niu 52,94 knocker /mpkar/ 9 v4 koala bear kau aia 'bea'/ 103 Kites /koftan/ 65 kurta /Kootae/ 49 labourer /letbora'/ 26 ladder / tendo’ 31,85 ladle /lewl/ 1 ladybird /Texdibs/ 108, loke /leak/ 117 Lake Erie lek tori 193 Like Huron Alek "hjyaroa/ 113, Lake Michigan /leik'mijigan/ 123 Lake Ontario /eiknn'teariav/ 113 Lake Superior ck supai'/ 13 lamb /wem/ 102 lamb chops /lzem tfops/ 64 lamp /iemp/ 13, 14,85 lamp-post emp poust/ 74 lampshade /Tempjerd/ 14 landing /lezndin/ 20,77 language lab booth / eng ab bu 36 lapel /lspel/ 50 laptop /Tesptop/ 120 large intestine /lasdsmn'testn/ 35 lasagne Aa'senjo/ 65 atin /Teun/ 57 Lats /letvio/ 116 laugh fla’ 37 launch pad /os laundry basket / a 12,17 lawn ssn 18 lawn mower /lam mava/ 19 lawyer /Inja'/ 26 leather /leb'/ 52 lecture tet 38 lecture hal /ektfo hael/ $8 lecturer /lektforo/ 24, 58 lecturers / tutors office / "ektfaron lis, jutaz fis/ 58 Leeds Midas 112 leek / leg leg/ 34 leg of amb /, leggings 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haem 65 memory card /memori kard/ 13 Memory Stick” /memari stk/ 120 meny /menju:/ 65 menu bar /‘menju: bas'/ 120 Mercury /msckjuri/ 119 messy /mesi/ 125 ceedMN WORD LIST ced etal detector /metl di tekta'/ 76 metals /metl/ $3 metre /mitta'/ 68 Mian /matemi/ 113 Michigan Pig 113 micofiche /matkroo microfiche reader /matkrouf:f vida 58 microphone /maikrofoun/ 96 microwave /maikrowen/ 11 iddle lane / dl lean) 74 idwife /midwatt/ 26 mike /maik/ 96 miles / mu litae/ 68 mil mith 62, 68 milk shake /milk feik/ 67 millmesre “maim 68 minced beet / minst Bit/ 68 mineral water ‘mineral wate’? 63 minus /munibas/ 72 ‘minieab /mintkaeb/ 71 Minnesota / minasoute/ 113 mint mint/ 60 tnints /mints/ 83 tninus /mainos/ 107 minute hand /munit haend/ Mt rnitvor /uat/ 12,13, 39,45 miserable /mzorobai/ 124) missing button 7 misty "batn/ 32 Mississippi / mis! sipi/ 113, IMisisppi River / eo 13 Missoun /mauarl/ 113 Missouri River. 'o/ 113 mix mks/ 69, mixed vegetables /kst “vedstabalz/ 66 mixing bowl Amtksmy baul/ 1 ‘mobile / mouball/ 16,123 ‘mobile phone number / ‘mavbail foun nambo'/ 6 ‘mobile phone shop / mauba foun fop/ 88 moisturiser /moxstorarzt/ 40 ‘mole /moui 106 Monday /mandei/ 109 money cp /mani Kip/ 53 monitor /monts'/ 120 monk /mank/ 110 monkey /manki/ 103 Monopo'y" /ma'nopali/ 95 Montane /mon tarne/ 113 rants /mands/ 109 moon /imuzny 119 mop /mop/ 17 mosque /mosk/ 110 mosquito /moekitau/ 106 math 7m6/ 106 mother /ma8s’/ 7 Mothers Day /madaz der/ 109 motherinclawy /maBor i a:/ 7 motor boat /maute baut/ 78 meter cote mt ht'/ motorbike /‘mautabatk/ 72 motorboat /mavaboot/ 90 motorcycle courier / Smoutsakoljeorio'/ 23 motonvay /mautowel/ 74 mountan /mavntn/ 117 mouse /maus/ 106, 120 mouse mat / maus maet/ 120 moussaks /musarka/ 65 moustache /ma sta'mastaf/ 36 mauith /mau0/ 34 mouthwash /mavwol/ 45 movie Ame /mui/ $3 ‘row the lawun /mau Ba 19 MP3 player /em pit ri "ple? 12 mmiesi Amjusali/ 70 ‘muffin /mafin/ 67 mug /mag/ 12,15 muscles /massl/ 35 museum /mjus'2im/ 99 mushroom /mafrom/ 58 ‘mushroom risotto /mafrom ‘1z0tu/ 70 music /mjuszky $7 Imusic and entertainment shop “/njuzzik and entatemnmant Sop/ 84 music stand /'mjuszk stend/ Muslim /muzlum/ 110 mussels /‘masole/ 64, 104 mustard /‘mastad/ 63, 67 ‘naan bread /‘nazn bred/ 64 ‘nacho chips / nztfau 'fips/ 65 nail /neil/ 34 nail clippers neil Klipax/ 40 nail file ned fal 40 nail polish /‘nenl polif/ 40 nail scissors /nedl stzaz/ 40 nails /netiz/ 29 rhame /neum/ 6 nanny /‘naeni/ 26 nanny goat /nazni gout/ 102 napkin /nzepkin/ 15 napkin ing /naepkin run/ 15 nappy /napl/ 16 narrow /‘naerou/ 50, 125 National insurance number / ‘pelonel m foorens nambs/ nationality / nanfo'naelri/ 6 nature reserve /nettfa m.z33v/ 98, navy blue / nervi‘blus/ 51 near /nia'/ 125 neat /nist/ 125 Nebraska /mibraesko/ 113 neck /nek/ 34 neck and shoulder massage / inek an foulda, marsa:3/ 39 necklace /‘neklis/ $3 nectarine /nekta needle /nizdl/ 44, 52 nephew /‘nefju/ 7 Neptune /neptjusn/ 119 nervous /nsivas/ 124 nest /nest/ 105 net /net/ 86, 87, 88 Netherlands /nedatandz/ 116 6 network engineer /netwa:k endgynia'/ 26 Nevada /na'vaxdo/ 113, New Hampshice /njus ‘heemp[3'/ 113 ds New Mexico /njur 'meksikou/ 113 119 New York /njus xk/ 113 Newcastle-upon-iyne / ‘njuckassol opom 'tain/ 112 newspaper /‘njuss perpa'/ 83 newspaper stand /njusperpa ‘stend/ 81 newspaper vendor /njussperp> vendo’ 81 newsreader /‘njuszri:da'/ 25, next of kin /nekst ov kin/ 6 next to /nekst tus/ 127 niece /niss/ 7 rightclothes /‘naitklouda/ 47 rightaress /nattdres/ 47 nightie /manti/ 47 ral /aul/ 107 rine /nain/ 107 nineteen / naun'tisn/ 107 nineteen forty-five / rineten thy natin Ot ninety /naunti/ 107 no overtaking sign /nav ‘2uva'terkan sain/ 75 fo right turn sign /nau raxt ‘tsmn sam/ 75 no through road sign /nav @ru: ‘roud sain/ 75 no U-turn sign /nav ‘jt saun/ 75 North America /na 114 North Carolina / no: keerallama/ 113, North Dakota /,10:0 dalkauto/ 113 Northern Irland /no:ton ‘aroland/ 112 nose /nauz/ 34 nose bleed /‘nauz blisd/ 41 rote appointments /;naut 3pomimants/28 notepad /novtpaed/ 27 noticeboard ‘nous ba:d/ 27 Nottingham /‘notinam/ 112 nought /noet/ 107 November /nav'vemba’/ 10 nozzle /npzol/ 72 umber pad /‘nambo paed/ 85 numberplate /‘namboplest/ 73 nurse /nsis/ 24, 43, 44 nursery asistant /ns:sori asistont/ 24 furan school /mssor skul/ aimeniko/ nut /nat/ 29 ruts and raisins /;nats and ‘rerzonz/ 67 oak tree /auk trit/ 117 oar /2#/78, 90 coarsman /‘srzman/ 90 ‘oarswoman /sx,woman/ 90 ‘oats /auts/ 63 ‘oboe /‘aubau/ 96 ‘obstetrician /,pbstattafan/ 43 oblige anole /2b us ngol/ ‘ocean Amé /‘avfon/ 97 October /ok'touba'y 109 octopus /‘oktapas/ 104 off /of/ 126 offer retreshments /,pfa nifrefmonts/ 28 office worker /pfis watka'/ 25 offices /‘pfistz/ 80 Ohio /auharau/ 113 oil /atl/ 63. tanker ‘stl taenka'/ 78 Oklahoma /sokltnoumo/ 113 okra /okra/ 60 old /ould/ 6 olives /‘oliva/ 67 omelette /omlat/ 70 on /on/ 126 on board /on on top of /.'../ 127 one /wan/ 107, one half /wan 'ha:f/ 68 one hundred /wan ‘handrad/ 107 ‘one hundred and one /wan ‘handrad an 'wan/ 107 ‘one hundred percent /wan ‘handrod pa'sent/ 107 ‘one hundred thousand /wan ‘handred 'Gauzond/ 107 ‘one million /wan ‘miljan/ 107 ‘one penny / one penny piece / wan ‘peni, wan peni ‘piss/ que peni ‘pi ‘one pound / one pound coin /wvan ‘paund, ,Wwan paund ‘koin/ 79 ‘one quarter /wan ‘kwatta'/ 68 ‘one third /wan '@sid/ 68 ‘one thousand /wan '@auzond/ 107 onion /‘anjan/ 59 online banking /,onlam ‘bagkin/ 79 onto /‘ontu:/ 126 ‘open /‘aupan/ 38, 125 opera /"opora/ 93 operating theatre /opareitin Orata'/ 44 operation /,ppa'reifon/ 44 ophthalmologist / pfQ2el moladgist/ 43 opposites /opoaits/ 125, optician /op'tifan/ 24, 45 ‘optician’ /op'tjanz/ 84 ‘oral hygienist /osral ‘hardgimist/ 45 orange /‘orinds/ 51, 61 orange juice /‘orinds dsuss/ 63,67 orbit /a:buy 119 orchestra pit /otkastro prt/ 93 orchid /‘atkad/ 18 oregano /,pn'gaznou/ 60 Oregon /‘prigan/ 113, nWORD LIST gay Orkney islands /sckniailonde/ 12 orthodontist /a:8aldontist/ 45 osteopath /‘nstiapaed/ 43, ostrich /pstmt{/ 405 cother vehicles /ada ‘viskola/ n out /avt/ 126 ut of /aut pv/ 127 Out tray /avt trer/ 27 ‘outdoor clothing / autda: "kloubin/ 46 Outer Hebrides / auta "hebradiz/ 112 outside /aut’sad, ‘autsaid/ 127 outside lane /avisand'lem/ 74 oval /suvol/ 108 ‘oven glove /'avan glav/ 11 ‘over /uve'/ 126 overcast / auvalkarst/ 118 ‘overhead (luggage) compartment /auvahed "lagids kam postmant/ 77 ‘overhead projector / aovahed proidsekta'/ 56 ‘overweight / auvalweit/ 36 ow /aul/ 105 Oxford /oksfod/ 112 oxygen mask /‘oksidgon morsk/ 77, 85 Pacific Ocean /pasifik ‘sufon/ 113 package Amé /pakids/ 82 packet /parkit/ 68 packet of crisps /paekit ov "krisps/ 83 packet of envelopes /pakit av ‘envalaups/ 83 pad thai /paed 'ta/ 65 paddle /“paedl/ 90 pads /peedz/ 86, 89 paediatrician /pisdia'trfon/ 43 paella /parela/ 70 pager /‘peidsa'/ 123, pall ame /peil/ 97 painkiller /pemn kil 42 paint /pemt/ 29, 38 paint pot /peint por/ 29 paint role /peint raota'/ 29 paint tray /pemt tier’ 29 paintbox /pemtboks/ 55 paintbrush /pemntbraf/ 29, 85 painter /pemta'/ 23 painting /‘pemtay/ 94 ppak choi /pak 'tfor/ 60 Palace of Westminster / pals ‘av westminsta'/ 100 pallet /palat/ 30 palm /paim/ 34 palm tree /../ 117 palmtop /‘pazmtnp/ 122 panna cotta / peena kota/ 66 pansy /paenzi/ 18 panties Amé / peentiz/ 47 Pants Amé /peents/ 48 papaya /pa'para/ 61 paper clip holder /‘perpa klip thavlda'/ 27| paper clips peso klps/ 27 ape napkin / pnp neplan/ paperback /‘perpaback/ 83 Barochute /parafus/ 88 parachuting /‘paera,fu:tin/ 89 arechutit / pero fuust/ 89 paall/perael/ 108 Paramedic /persmedk/ 26 2 parasol /‘paeraspl/ 18 parcel /pasol/ 82 parent “peoront/ 7 park /paik/ 99 Batter pan parking notice /packin .navtis/ 20 Parliament Buildings in ‘Northern Ireland /,pa:lamant ‘Dildiy m no:bon 'aiolond/ 400 parrot /perat/ 108 parsley / parsnip / parting /‘party passenger /paesindso'/ 71 passion fruit / pas frust/ 61 passport /passpait/ 6, 76 passport control /‘passpast ‘kan,traul/ 76 password /pas pasta /pasto/ 63 path /par®/ 98 patient / perfant/ 43, 44, 45 pat ea HB ae ratio char / patioy fea’ Palio table / ati eho 18 pattern /‘paston/ 52 patterned /‘pactand/ 51 patterns /paetanz/ 51 pavement /peiwmant/ 80 paw /p3:/ 101 payingsin slip /;pery ‘mn slp/ 3 ed 124 PCSE / citizenship /pir sit es i suzonip/ 57 PE /pi peach /f peacock /‘piskok/ 105 peak /pik/ 117 peanut /' peanuts /) Dear /pea'/ 61 pearls /ps:le/ 53 eas /piz/ 59, 62, 66, 70 pedestrian /pa'destrion/ 74, 80 pedestrian underpass / palestrian ‘andapa:s/ 74 peel /pil/ 63 peeler /‘pislo'/ 11 eg /peg/ 17 pelican /‘pelikon/ 105 pehis /pelvis/ 35 en /pen/ 83 penalty box /‘penlti boks/ 86 penalty spot /penlti spot/ 86 pencil /pensol/ 56, 83 ppencil sharpener /'pensol Sorpoo’/ 36 pencils /'pensela/ 27 penguin /'peggwin/ 105 Fenngyvania /pensolvemia/ 1 people carrier /piepal aerio'/ n pepper /‘pepa'/ 15, 63 percussion /pokkafon/ 96 performing arts /pa foxy ‘ats/ 57 perfume /piuim/ 40 periodical section /-pronindikal sekfan/ 58 periodicals and books / ‘lor pdislz and "boks/ 83 perm /psim/ 39 perpendicular / "pepan dijolot/ 108 personal assistant (PA) / "Pssonal asistant, pi: 'et/ 25 petsonal computer / passanal kom'pjusta'/ 120, 122 personal organiser /,pa:sonal "siganauea’/ 53 petro cap /‘petral kes 73 petrol pump /petral pamp/ 72 petal Station / petra sterfan/ n petunia /pa junior 18 Pharmacist /fa:mosist/ 24 pheasant /fezant/ 105 phone box /foun boks/ 81 honecard /founkard/ 85 Photocopier /fovtay kopia'/ 27,38 photocopy a letter /foutoukopi 2 leto/ 28 photographer /fatografat/ 25 photography /tatografi/ 94 physics /fiiks/ 57 physiotherapist / ‘iziau Berapist/ 43 piano /piensu/ 96 colo /'pikalau/ 96 pick up /pik’ap/ 38 Bick up the chidren / pik ap d ‘yildron/ 21 pickoxe /‘pikaks/ 31 picnic /pkmik/ 98 picture /piktja/ 14 bicure re 7p rem pie /pa/ 64 pieces /pisst/ 95 pier /pra/ 97 Diet /prorougi/ 65 Pig /pig 102 pigeon /‘pidgin/ 105 piglet “piglar/ 102 pil box / plo boks/ 82 Pillow /pau/ 13 pillowcase /pllaokes/ 13 pilot /pailat/ 77 Bin S252 pin cushion pm ku pinmumbe: pin aba 79 pineepple /painatpal/ 61 Bing pong /puy pon/ #8 ping pong bal’ «/ 88 Ping pong payer /' ing pong table /. Pipe ppt 56 Pipette /p pe pitch /pati/ 86 pitta bread /pito bred/ 64 pizza /\pistso/ 62, 70 place mat /pless mat/ 15 plain /plem/ 51 plait /pleet/ 36 plane /plein/ 29 planets /plasnmts/ 119 plant /plasnt/ 14 plant flowers /plant ‘flavaz/ 19 plant pot /pla:nt pot/ 14 plaque /plak, plekk/ 45 plaster cast /plasta kasst/ 44 plasterer /plastare’/ 26 plasters /plastaz/ 42 plastic wallet / plastk 'wolt/ 27 plate /plest/ 15 plationm /plaetfoum/ 74 platform entrance / pletfoxm ‘entrans/ 71 player /pler’7 86 pleased /plizd/ 124 pliers / plarz/ 28 loughman's lunch /,plaumanz, ‘lantl/ 67 plug /plag/ 17 plum /plam/ 61 plumber /plama'/ 23, plus /plas/ 107 Pluto /plustao/ 119 Plymouth /‘plma9/ 112 peumatic drill /njus maetk dni/ 31 pocket /pokat/ 50 pocket calculator /,. podium /paudiam? 83 Boint /paint/ 37 Poland /‘pauland/ 116 polar bear / paula 'bea'/ 103 ole /paut/'91 police /paliis/ 85 police car /.../ 85 police officer ‘pall 24, 33, 85 alge station /plis steson/ / 123 pfisa'/ polo shirt /paulaw fat 48 ppoloneck jumper /,paulounek “dgampa'/ 46 polyester / poliesta'/ 52 Pomegranate /pomtgrenit/ pommel horse pamol ho:s/ 56 pond spond, 18, 17 ny /pauni/ 101 pony ‘ah / 38 Ponytdkng/poun hn pop music pop mjuszik/ 96 popper /‘popa’/ 52 porch /postf/9 pork chops /,p2:k 't{ops/ 64 porridge //ponds/ 70 porter /potta'/ 32, 76 post office cierk / paust ofis WMakl Krk 82 postal order / paustl a:dat/ postbag / paustbeg/ 82 Dpostbox //paustboks/ 82 postcard /‘poustka:d/ 82 Er]fi word LIST postcode /paustkaud/ 6, 82 Postit™ notes /poust mt navis/ 2 postman /poustman/ 24, 82 postmark / paustme:k/ 82 Posts /pausts/ 86 postwioman /poust womon/ 24, 82 pot /pov 19 potato /pa'tertou/ $8 potter’ wheel /potae w Pottery /porari/ 94 potting shed / pou fed/ 19 potty /poti/16 ouch /paut{/ 103 our /p2:/ 38,69 power /pava’/ 29 ower sav /‘pavs sx/ 29 pram /pram/ 16 ran cocktal / pron koktetl/ 6 prawns /prosna/ 64 pre-school prt skusl/ 4, 55 prescription /pn'skeipfon/ 43 press /pres/ 38 Dress Stud / pres stad/ $2 bemary school /‘praumori skusl/ 54,57 wit ahard copy /pt 2 had opi 28 pointer /print'/ 120, bison /prizan/ 33 Bison officer /‘prizn lisa/ 3 (94 promenade /;proma)nazd/ 97 rotator /pr trekta'/ 56 prune /prasa/ 61 Drune a shrub /prusm 2 feab/ 19 public Internet computer / ‘pablikintanet Kem, ES oull /pol/ 37 pumpkin Apamplany 58 pumps Ame /pamps/ 47 Dupl/pjuspol/ 35,56 puppy /papi/ 101 utple /ppol/ 51 purse /pss/ 53 push /pul/ 37 Dushchai /puf-afe'/ 16 ut down /put‘daun/ 38 ut on make-up pot on ‘meik ‘p/ 8 pyjamas /paldgaiman/ 47 Queue /aje/ 88 quit wilt 13 ‘boi /rabai/ 110 ‘aboit /rebt/ 101, 102 racehorse /reishos/ 87 radiator “reer 13 ‘edo /reiau/ 73 ‘edsh /raedi/ 58 ‘dus /esdios/ 108 ‘alings /reahne/ 80 ‘alvay station /reatwer stexjoa/ 71 ralvay track /redwerrak/ ® rainbow /rembou/ 118 raincoat /remkout/ 46 at ‘ainhat /remha/ 46 rainy /rein/ 118 raisin /retzon/ 61 fake /reik/ 19 ram /raem/ 102 rambing /remblin/ 98 rash fra raspberry /raxbar/ 61 rat /ret/ 106 razor /rewa/ 12,40 tazor bade /re bled/ 40 RE fo 37 reach /risy/ 92 read /rsd/ 38 ‘ead the paper /ed 00 ‘pepo’ 8 rear windscreen /na ‘Windskri:n/ 73 rearview mirtor /-rayj ‘mura/ B receiver /risieva'/ 85 reception /nisepfon/ 32 receptonstsepfonst/ 25, Recorded signed for” /rykordid ‘saind fo: 82 recorder /rkarda'/ 96 rectangle /rektaengal/ 108 red /red/51, 74 ‘ea cabbage /red‘karbids/ 58 red card /.'/ 86 fed hair /."./ 36 ‘eG pepper /red pepa'/ 59 red route /red rut/ 80 red squirel /red'skwirol/ 106 red wine / ed 'wain/ 63, 6 redcurrant /red'karant/ 61 referee /refdris/ 86, 87 reference section /refarans sekfon/ 58 refrigerator /nfrdgarerta’/ 10 refuse colector /refjuss kallekta’/ 23, reins /reinz/ 89 remarried /rismeerid/ 7 Remembrance Sunday / rimembrans sandet/ 109 remote control /r,mout am'traul/ 14, 122 reporter /ri pota'/ 25 Republic of Ireland /rpablik av faraland/ 112 reservoir ‘rezavwae'/ 117 restaurant /restaront/ 32 resumé AmE /rezjomer/ 22 retuin ticket rian tik 74 rev counter /rev kaunta'/ 73 shinoceros /ratnbsaras/ 103 Rhode and /roed alond/ shubarb /rubaib/ 61 ribs /niba/ 38 rice /rais/ 63 rickshaw /'ikfoi/ 72, ride /rad/ 98 rider /rarda'/ 89 Fight angle /‘rart engal/ 108 right-angled triangle /,rait ‘engi ‘traxengal/ 108 ving /rin/ 53, 87 ring binder ‘nn jbaundot/ 27 rinse /rins/ 39 rinse your face /, "ip /p/ 52 river /avat/ 81, 117 road accident /raud ‘eksidont/ 85 road sign /rood sain/ 75, 80 roadside assistant /,audsard sistant 85 roadside breakdown /roudsaid "breikdaun/ 85 roadworks 'roudwsks/ 75 roadworks ahead sign / :kol/ 90 snorkeller /snackalar/ 90 snorkeling /‘snockalin/ 90 snout /snavt/ 104 snow /snau/ 91 snowboard /'snabo:d/ 91 snowmobile /snauma bil/ 91 snowmobiling /'snauma bin ot snowy /snaui/ 18 soap /soup/ 12 soap dish /soup dif 12 soap dispenser sap dispensat/ 12 social worker /soutal watka'/ 6 sociology /sousioladst, souliy 37 sotket /sokit/ 17 socks /S0ks/ 48 sola /Sauta/ 14 soft /soft/ 125 soft top /‘soft top/ 73 soft toy /soft "oi/ 16 software /softwen'/ 120 software engineer /softwear cendsinia'/ 26 solar system /saula sistam/ 119 soldier /sauldsa'/ 23 sole /saul/ 50 0° /salista'/ 33 san/7 ‘san m lo:/ 7 qd 59: @rout/ 41 soup /su:p/ 62 soup and bread roll /sup an bred rovl/ 70 ‘soup spoon /‘susp spurn/ 15 ‘South America /,5au8 almerika/ 114 South Carolina / sav8 ‘keerallaino/ 113 South Dakota gave de'taute/ space shuttle /spers fatl/ 119 space suit /‘spers su:t/ 119 spade /spexd/ 19, 97 spaghetti bolognese /spageti bolo'neiz/ 70, Spain /spein/ 116 ‘Spanish /‘spaenif/ 57 speak /spitk/ 37 speaker /‘spisko'/ 122 speakers /‘spiskaz/ 120 ‘Special Delivery” / spefal dlivani/ 82 speed skater /spicd skerto/ 91 speed skating /spisd skertmy/ 1 speedometer /sprdomita'/ 73 sphere /sfio'/ 108 spice rack /'spais rakk/ 10 spices /'sparsiz/ 10 spider /spardo'/ 106 spinach /spinids,at/ 59 spine /spain/ 35 FryNB WORD LIST spines /spama/ 106, Spinning span 94 Spal spaoral/ 108 Spit level spun fevol/ 31 Sponge mop /spands mop/ 17 Sports car Aspsts ka / 72 Sports shop /spots fop/ #4 Sportswear /sportswes/ 49 Spotlight /spoulait/ 33 spots /spots/ 103 spotted /spoud/ 51 Spray /sprev/ 42 Spreadsheet /spredfix/ 120 Spring /spriy/ 118 sping onon spy son 58 Spinkler / sprigkla'/19 Savate shores’ 29,108 Squash /skwol/ 68 Squash bal” -/ #8 Squash player 7/88 Saas ocket oof kt” St Valentine's Day /sant vvalantainz der/ 109 stadium /stexdiom/ 86 stage /steid3/ 93 stage set /‘siedg set/ 93 stages in education / stexdgrz 1m edjukersan/ 54 stain /stem/ $2 Sta cupboard ste kabod/ stairs /steaa/ 20 stamp /steemp/ 82 stamp album /'staemp elbom/ 94 stamp collecting /staemp alektuy/ 94 stamip machine /staemp ‘masizn/ 82 stand /steend/ 37, 86 Stanley knife /'staenli naxf/ 29 staple /stespol/ 28 stapler /steiplo/ 27 Stat /stas/ 118 starfish /stasfif/ 108 starfruit sts frut/ 61 Starters /'statar/ 65 stately home / seit houm/ 99 stationer’s /steifonaa/ 84 Stationery /stesfonori/ 83 steak /steik/ 64 steam /stism/ 69 steamer /stisma’/ 11 steep hill sign /stip ‘il samn/ 5 steering wheel ‘storm wil/ B stepbrother /stepbrado'/ 7 stepdaughter /‘stepdostat/ 7 stepfather /‘stepfa:do'/ 7 stepmother /stepmada’/ 7 stepsister /‘stepsista’/ 7 stepson /stepsan/ 7) sterilizer / steraiza/ 16 stem /stsn/ 78 stethoscope /steBaskoup/ 43 stewing beet /stjurmy bis/ 64 sticking plaster /stkin ‘plasstat/ 42 sticky tape /stki terp/ 83 stile /stanl/98 still Camere /'stil kaemora/ 123, stil mineral water / sal ‘munzral_wo:a’/ 66 stir sta2/ 38,69, Stir fry /st: fral/ 69 stirup /sturap/ 89 stitches /suthi/ 44 stockings /'stokinz/ 47 stomach /stamak/ 34, 35, stomachache /‘stamak-eik/ 41 Stonehenge /stoun'hends/ 100 stop sign /stop saun/ 75 storage jar /stounds dsa:'/ 10 Stork /sta:k/ 105, stormy /stoumi/ 118 straight /stren/ 108 straight hair /strertheo'/ 36 Straw /stra:/ 67 strawberry /strp:bori/ 61 stream /strizm/ 117 street /sti:t/ 80 street map /'str:t maep/ 83 streotlight /stristlat/ 74, 81 stretch /stret{/ 92 stetcher /strti'/ 85 string /strin/ 82, 83, strings /strmz/ $6 striped /stranpt/ 51 stripes /stranps/ 103 stub /stab/ 79 stubble /stabal/ 36 student welfare office / \stiusdant welfear pfis/ 58 study /stadi/ 20, 21 Stuffed peppers /stat pepon/ sued vine eaves /taft van tine su tap 86 erat {ng bath sta bra 38 $id mouse mn ms sutoku /su!doukuy 95 sugar /Joga’/ 63 suit /sux/ 47, 48 suitcase /sustkeis/ 32, 76 summer /samo'/ 118° sun /san/ 119) sun lounger /'san laundsa' 8 sunbather /‘sanbeida‘/ 97 sunburn /'sanban/ a4 Sunday /sandei/ 109 sunish san 7 104 sunglasies san glssa/ 97 sunhat /'sanhaet/ 46 sunny /sani/ 118 sunscreen /'sanskri:n/ 97 surfboard /'sxfbo:d/ 90, 97 surler /suso'/ 90, 97 surfing and wind-surfing / ‘ssf ond ‘wind sa:fin/ 90 surgeon /'surdgon/ 44 surgical collar /ssxdgikal "kolo'/ a surgical glove / sia glav/ surname /ssneun/ 6 surprised /so\pratad/ 124 sushi /susfi/ 67 suspect /saspekt/ 33 suspenders ame /Spendoz/ E suspicious /so'spifas/ 124 swallow /swolau/ 105 swan /swon/ 105 sweaters /'swetaz/ 46 seratshit wat ft 48 swede /s Seed oda 116 sweep /swizp/ 21 sweet and sour chicken with rice / swet an avo tfkin wid ‘rats/ 65 sivgt potato /swit poteau/ sweet shop /‘swist fop/ 84 itko:n/ 59, 62, sweets /swists/ 67 swimmer /swima'/ 80 swimming /swaram/ 90 ‘swimming costume /'swamay ‘kostjum/ 49, 97 safimming hat /.../ 90 swimming pool swamp pusl/ 90 swimming trunks /'swam rani) 49,97 swimsurt/swimsust/ 49 swing /swmy/ 18 Swings /swige/ 35 Swiss cheese / sw Sivivel chair “iva teo'/ 27 symphony orchestra /‘smfoni ‘eltra/ 93 syringe /sa'rindg/ 44 table /terbai/ 120 table tennis /. u/ 88 tablespoonial /ieibolsp 68 ful tacos /‘tekoue/ 70 tail teil/ 77, 101, 104, 105, tailor tela 52. take /teik/ 38 take notes /tetk ‘nouts/ 28 take the bus to school /teik 89 bas ta ‘sku:l/ 21 take the children to school / terk de tfildran ta ‘sku:l/ 21 take-off /!../ 77 talk /tosk/ 37 tall tal 36 tangerine / taendga'risn/ 61 tap /tap/‘10, 19. ‘tape measure /'terp mmega'/ 29,52 ‘taramasalata /,tzeramasa'la:ta/ 64 target /taxgit/ 89 ‘tarragon /'tzeragan/ 60 tartan /‘ta:tn/ 51 taxi /taxksi/ 71 ‘aa cver Pl ravve'/ 23, tea /tit/ 63, 66, 70 tea towel i: ‘tauol/ 10 teacher /‘stfo'/ 24, 56 tear /tea'/ 38, 52 teaspoon /tispu:n/ 15 teaspoonful /ti:spu:nful/ 68 teat /tit/ 16 technical support engineer / ends. technology inthe dassroom / teknpladsi m do ‘Klasrumy 56 teddy bear /tedi bea'/ 16 teenager /‘timerdsat/ 6 telephone /telifson/ 27 telephone box /". ./ 85 telephone number /telifoun mambo’ 22 telescope /‘teliskoup/ 94 television /telavigen/ 14 temperature /temparatfa'/ 44,118 temperature gauge / ‘temporotfa gerds/ 73 temple /'tempal/ 38 ten /ten/ 107 ten pence / tn poce pice / sten ‘pens, ten pens tehpetrt fen boven a7 ten pounds /'ten pound note ten ‘paundz, cen paund ‘navt/ 79 ten thousand /ten avzand/ 107 “Tennessee /tena'sis/ 113 tennis /tenis/ 88 tennis bal /../ 88 tennis player“. ,./ 88 tennis racket /enisraekit/ 88 tent /tent/ 98 tentacle /tentakol/ 104 terminal /t&:minal/ 76 terraced houses /,terast hhavate/ 9 test tubes test tjusba/ 56 Texas /teksos/ 113 text message /tekst mesids/ 123 textbook /tekstbuk/ 56 theatre /Orata/ 93 theme park /8ism pa:k/ 99 therapist /Berapist/ 43, themometer /o'momna 42, i thick /ouk/ 125, thigh /Bai/ 34 thimble /@imbol/ 52 thin /éun/ 125 third /0axd/ 107 thirteen /Ox:tim/ 107 thirteen hundred hours / eatin “handrad ,auge/ 111 thirty /@a:ti/ 107 thongs ame /6on2/ 47 thread /ored/ 52 three /@ri:/ 107 thtge Guarers ri: kwoton/ thtee-star hotel / ri: sta hao tel/ 32 throat /Orout/ 35 ‘throat lozenges /@raut Hoaandsz/ 42WORD LIST jy ‘through /Oru:/ 127 throw a ball /@rav a "bocl/ 92 thump /Bam/ 34 ‘thunder and lightning /@ando* on arin / 18 Thursday /Bszzddi/ 109 ticket /‘tkat/ 76 tidy /tandi/ 125 tie /tay/ 48 tie clip /tat kip/ 53, tie up @ branch /,tat Ap a ‘bra:ntl/ 19 tiger /‘taigo'/ 103, tight /tant/ $0, 125 tights /tats/ 47 tile /tail/ 12 ‘time card /taum kasd/ 30 time clock /taim klok/ 30 ‘times / multiplied by /taumz, ‘maluplasd bar/ 107 timetable /'tarm terbal/ 71 tin /un/ 68 tin opener ‘tin aupanar/ 11 tinned food /tund usd 62 Tipp-Ex™ ar€ /up eks/ 27, 83 tiramisu /,tromia'sux/ 66 tissues /tifurz/ 42 title /tanl/ 6 to /tus/ 126 toad /tavd/ 106 toast /teust/ 70. toaster /tousta’) 11 toddler /todlo'/ 6 toe /tau/ 34 toilet /toult/ 12, 20 toilet rol /tonttraul/ 12 toiletries /toultriz/ 40 ‘tomato /talma:tauy-'mertau/ 59 tomato ketchup /,,.'./ 67 tomato Soup /.,. 4/65 tongs /tonz/ 56 tongue /tap/ 35 tool belt /‘tucl belt/ 31 tooth /tu:0/ 35, 45 toothache /tusb-ek/ 44 toothbrush /‘tw:Bbral/ 12, 45 toothbrush holder /‘tu:Obraf shavlda'/ 12 todthpaste /turBpeist/ 12, 45 toothpick /tuw:0,pik/ 45 ‘top /top/ 48, 108 ‘topaz /taupaee/ 53 torch /ost{/ 123 tortla 3! tgja/ 65. tortoise /tstas/ 103 touch /iatj/ 37 tour guide /tua gard/ 99 tourist /tuanst/ 99 ‘tow truck /'tau trak/ 85 towards /talwa:d2/ 127 towel /taval/ 39 towel dry /taval drat/ 39 towel ral /taual rel/ 12 tower block /'tava blok/ 81 towrope /tauraup/ 90 toy /to1/ 55 toy shop /'t fop/ 84 track /traek/ 71,91 tracksuit /treksust/ 49 tractor /trekta'/ 72 traffic /treefiky 80 traffic cone /‘trefik koun/ 75 wa hms rai ans 74, a wae warden /tesikwo:dn/ trailer /treils'/ 77 train Arem/74 ‘rain drver /trem darva'/ 26 trarers ema 7 travel agency /treval vexdgonsi/ 84 travel agent /traevol eidgont/ 3 travelers cheque /trevalaz ‘Gek/ 79 tray rey 15,77 treadmill /tred ml 92 ‘tee /tri/ 18 trey /trasstol/ 55 tripod /traipod 123 trolley /troli/ 62 ‘wombone /trom boon 96 topical fish /tropikol if/ 101 trouser press /trauza pres/ 32 trousers /trauzae/ 48 lout /traut/ 104 trowel /travsl/ 19,31 Wack Ame /trak/ 72 trumpet teampit/ 96 trunk /trank/ 103 Wank /raks/ 87 tub /tab/ 14, 19, 68 tuba /‘tusba/ 96 tube /sjub/ 68 tube of glue /... ./ 83 Tuesday /tjuidei/ 108 tulip /‘uslip/ 18 tumble dryer /‘tambal drata'/ 7 tuna /tjuna/ 62 tuner /tjuma’/ 122 tunnel /tanl/ 74 turban /tazban/ 49 turkey /taki/ 64, 102 turkish deght/ kf aan 6 turnip /ts:nmp/ 59 turquoise /:kware/ 51 turtle /tztl/ 104 tsk /nsk/ 103, 108 tutor /tjuita'/ 58 tutorial /tjustorol/ 58 tuxedo /taksisdau/ 48 Waeral tweezers /twizzaa/ 40 twelve /cwelv/ 107 twelve hundred hours /welv "handrad auaz/ 111 twelve o'dock (midnight) / itwelv aklok,‘midnait/ 111 twelve o'lock (non / midday) 7 twely 9kiok, nun, sdldea/ 111 twenty /twenti/ 107 twenty pence / twenty pence piece /cwenti ‘pens, went pens iss/ 79 twenty percent /twenti pa'sent/ 107 twenty pounds / twenty pound rote / twenti‘paundz, stent paond ‘naut/ 79 twenty-four hundred hours / sent handrod an Ww twenty-one /..'/ 107 twin room ‘twin rusm/ 32 two /tus/ 107 ‘wo pence / two pence piece / Ru Pens, tu: pens ‘piss/ 79 two pounds / two pound coin tus ‘paund, tu: paund ‘Yomn/ 79 ‘two-way radio /tu: wer "reidiou/ 31 ‘two-wheeled vehicles /tu: wild ‘viskalz/ 72 type /taip/ 28 tyre /tao'/ 73 umbrella /am’brela/ 18, 46 umpire /ampate/ 86 uncle /ankol/ 7 under /anda'/ 126, 127 underground /‘andagraund/ n Underground entrance / ‘andograund 'entrons/ 81 underneath / anda'ni@/ 127 Underpants //sndapents/ 48 Undershit /‘andafast/ 48 Underwear /‘andawea'/ 47, 48 United Kingdom /jusnarud agdom/ 116 university /juim'va:sat/ $4 university graduates / Jjumrvaisatgreedsuits/ 54 uriversity qualifications / jum yassati wolf kerfanz/ 34 untidy /an'tandi/ 125 Up /ap/ 126, Upper arm /‘apar a:m/ 34 Upstairs /,ap'steaz/ 20 Uranus /uaramos, jo'remos/ 119 URL /jus ar 'el/ 121 US dollars and cents /ju es \dolaz an 'sents/ 79 Utah /justax/ 113 utility oom /jutlatirusm/ 20 vacuum /'vaekjuom/ 24 vacuum cleaner /vakkjuam kina’ 17 valance /'vatlons/ 13 valley /vaeli/ 117 van /vaen/ 72 varnish /'vasmuf/ 40 vase /vazz|vers/ 14 vegetable garden /vedstabal igaxin/ 18 veln /vein/ 35 Velcro" /velkrau/ 52 Venus /vimas/ 119 verdict /vaxhikt/ 33, Vermont /va'mont/ 113 verticle /vitkal/ 108 vest /vest/ 48 vet /vet/ 24 veterinarian AmE / \wetartnearion/ 24 vicar /vika'/ 110 vice /vats/ 29 video games /'vidiav geamz/ 95 village / vids 99 village, town or city of birth / wilds, taun 3: sti av | 6 vinegar /‘vmiga'/ 63, 67 viola /vi ula/ 96 violin /varolin/ 96 Virginia /valdsinia/ 113 \Veneck jumper / vit nek ‘dgampa'/ 46 vocalist /vaukolst/ 93 volleyball /voliboil/ 87 volleyball player /\..,./ 87 waist /weist/ 34 waistband /werstbaend/ 50 waistcoat /weiskoot, ‘weskat/ 48 waiter /werta'/ 23, 65 waiting room /wertig rusm/ 44 waitress /wertns/ 23 wake up /welk 'ap/ 8 Wales /weilz/ 112 walk /warky 92 walk the dog /,.«'\/ 24 walking boot /Wwatkan bust/ 98 walang boots / waka bus/ 4 wall wail 20 bars /wo bo:z/ 56 ll chart /wod tast/ 56 wallet /wolt/ $3 wallpaper /woll perpa'/ 13 walnut /waslnat/ 64 waltus /wa:iras/ 104 wardrobe /wo:droub/ 13 ‘warehouse /weahaus/ 30 warm /wosm/ 118 wash /wol/ 39, 69 wash the dishes /,.'./ 24 wash the floor /,|/ 21 vwash your face /..1./8 viashbasin Jw betson/ 12,39 washer /wofa/ 29 hashing capsules /wofty/ 63 viashing ine “of lan 17 wasting aud ‘yoy wd / washing machine /wofnn ‘mo fiza/ 17 washing powder /wofin "paudo'/ 17,63 Washington /'wofintan/ 112 Washington, OC /,wofintan 113 washing-up liquid /,wofuy ‘4p “likwad/ 10, 63 wasp /wosp/ 106 ‘wasps’ nest /wosps nest/ 106 ‘wastepaper basket / "wetstperpo barskat/ 27 watch /wotf/ 53 watch TV /,wotf th 'vi/ 8 water /warta’/ 85 water ski /../ 90 rrGy WORD LIST water skier, ./ 90 water skiing /waxto skiziy/ 90 water the plants /.. 4/19 watercress /‘wartakres/ 59 waterfall /wortafal/ 197 ‘watering can /wastarin keen/ 19 watermelon /'wo:tamelan/ 61 wave /werv/ 37, 97 wavy hair /wervi hea'/ 36 weather /weda/ 118 web /web/ 106 web address /web ‘adres|zedres/ 121 web browser /web bravza‘/ 121 web-cam /web keem/ 120 website /websart/ 121 Wednesday /wenzdei/ 109 weed the flowerbed /witd 09 flavabed/ 19 weigh /wer/ 69 weights /weits/ 92 welles / weliz/ 47 wellingtons /‘welintonz/ 47 Weish National Assembly / welf nzefonal a'sembli/ 100 Wes. igi west a gmio/ wet /wet/ 125 wet suit /./ 90 whale /weri/ 104 wheel /wicl/ 73, 89 wheelbarrow /wisl baxou/ 19,31 wheelchair /wiltfeat/ 44 whisk /wisk/ 11 whiskers /wiskaz/ 101 white /watt/ 51 white bread /,.'/ 64 white wine / wait ‘waun/ 63, 66 whiteboard /wartboxd/ 56 whiteboard marker /wautbord ma:ko'/ 56 white-collar worker /. a of 25 ‘whole trout /hooul ‘travt/'64 ‘wholemeal bread / haulmi: "bred 64 wicket /wikit/ 86 wicket keeper /wikit ki 86 / wide /waud 50, 125, widow /widau/ 6 widower /widauar/ 6 ‘with /wid8/ 108 wile /waul/ 7 wife park /waudlaf pak/ ‘windbreak /windbretk/ 97 ‘window /windau/ 9, 14, 20, 71,120 window cleaner /‘windoo ‘Kisna'/ 23 window seat /wmdao si windscreen wiper /windskrizn warpo'/ 73 wind-surfer/ wind ss:o'/ 99 windy /windis 118 wine giass /wain glass/ 15 wine Ist /waunlst/ 65 wing /win/ 73, 77 wing mirror / wap smia'/ 73 wings /wna/ 105 winter “want 118 Wisconsin /wiskonsin/ 113 withdrawl sip /mi0 drab sup/ 79 witness /wntis/ 33 wok /wok/ 11 women /woman/ 6 wood /wud/ 117 woodwind /wod wind/ 96 woodworking / wd waskin/ 34 wool /wol/ 52 word processor /wa:d "provsesa'/ 120 work station /wak stesfan/ 30 workbench /wakbent{/ 29 worker /ws:ka'/ 30 work-surface /wark sorfis/ 10 workiop /waktop/ 10 wworid wide web /wasld ward “web/ 121 wrapping paper /reepiy \perpa'/ 83 wench /rent{/ 29 wmesler /reslo'/ 88 wresting /reshin/ 88 wrist /ist/ 34 write /rait/ 38 ‘tite @ memo /,ratt 9 'memou, 28 ‘iting paper /‘ratt perpa’/ 83 Wyoming /war'sumun/ 113 Xray /eks re1/ 43 X-ray scanner /‘eks rex ‘skaena'/ 76 Xerays /eks reu/ 46 xylophone /‘zatlafoun/ 96 yacht /jot/ 78, 90 yam /jem/ 60 yard Ame /jaxd/ 9 yellow /‘elou/ 51 yellow card /y.'¥/ 86 yoghurt / yogurt /jogat/ 62 York /jotk/ 192 zebra /'zebra, ‘zit-/ 103 zebra crossing /,zebro ‘krosiy/ 74, 80 zero /‘ztoreu/ 107 2ip /atp/ 50 200 /aui/ 99EXERCISES 11 12 13 1.4 PEOPLE Use the information about Denzel Washington to complete the application form. Derzet Washington 2a/121954 994-9872 1106 Hollywood Drive, Los Angeles Actor Male ca 9354 Maried American Pauleta Pearson Four children Mount Vernon, New York 1. Fist name 7 Telephone number 2 sumame 8 Nationality 3 Sex ae 9. Date of bith Pe 10 Place of bith 5 Address 11 Marital status enn 12. Husband's / wife's name ~ 6 Postcode 43 Number of chieren 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 es 6 stepdaughter 2 a Mother 7 father-in-law 3 unde ~ wan 8 half-brother 4 grandfather eveaneee 9 grandson. 5 ree 10 stepmother ‘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-ivlaw, nephew, sistent, uncle Example Ann Eliot has a sister, Fiona, Fiona is Rober’... sister-in-law. 1. Ann Eliot has a sister, Fiona, Fiona is Sue and Tim's 2 Robert Eliot 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 Elzna’s What do you do in the morning? Write these activities in the order you do them. brush your teeth 1 wakeup. dry yourself cat breakfast get dressed get up have a shower wakeopMMBEXERCISES 2 aA 22 23 24 HOUSING pacer ea Look at the ground floor plan. Where can you find these objects? siing Write the correct numbers in each room. wit etchen Latmeheir, 2 bin, 3 bookcase, er Arbioom, 5 cofee table, 6 cushion, 7 dining table, 8 dish 9 double oven, J 10 freezer, 11 fridge / refrigerator, a ® 12 ironing board, 13 napkin ring, : 14 place mat, 15 scrubbing brush, living 16 side table, 17 sofa, i room 18 vacuum cleaner, 19 vase, | 20 washing machine ‘| 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 What do you need to do these things? Write one object from the box below next to each activity. alarm clock, bath t Ketle, mop, ta towel, umber dryer, watering cn | Example make coffee caletire 1) dry the dishes soa 5 make a cake 2 dty yourself 6 wake up 3 boil water 7 dy dothes 4 water the plants 8 wash the floor Complete the words and write them below. All these things go on the dining room table. fork 4 ser_jette 7 kn_te 5 s0_pspo..n 8 p_pper 6st 9 t_asp_onEXERCISES (i 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-rmaehire, foreman, forklift, quard, 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, optidan, photographer, security guard toy ‘ , = oa = xu sampenter riz 3.3. Fill in the letters to complete the words. All of these phrases are activities in the office. 1 6 8 9 ‘| appointments f papers f refreshments i aletter | © a document P e an e-mailHMBEXERCISES 4 THE BODY Write a sentence for the actions in these Example _ She is hugging her friend, ie 2 3 4 3 & , 5 6 B 8 4.2 Complete these sentences with the words in the box. bones, brain, ear, eyes, fingers, head, nails, nose, teth, ees Example A foot has five _ toes 1) hand has five 6 You wear a hat on your 2 Yousee with your 7 An adult has 32 3 Youhear with your 8 Your skeleton has many 4 You smell with your 9 Your controls your 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. Word Missing letter Word lipst_.k E 6 ho_wax styling m._usse 7 fecal nail s_sors 8 __ologne ascara t. 9 after_have hay. New word Missing letterEXERCISES (my 5a 52 53 54 HEALTH 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, general practitioner, osteopath, physiotherapist 1. cough ._.general practitioner 2 backache . 3 rash 4. weak muscles 5 swollen foot 6 toothache 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 What kind of medicine are these? Unscramble the letters. Example ey rdpos eve drs. 1 inilkresap. 5 ip mab 2. eugaz 6 testlap 3. sustse 7 merca —. 4 sep oo Write these words in the correct boxes. ‘anaesthetist, basin, dentures, drill examinatien-eouchr, height chart, plaque, scales, scalpel, stethoscope, surgeon, In the doctor's surgery In the operating theatre In the dental surgery ‘examination couch ry)MMP EXERCISES 148 6 61 62 63 FOOD Write the names of these fruit and vegetables under the correct picture. apricot, cherry, chili pepper, cucumber, gar Iychee, pak choi, pomegranate radish, watermelon 1 2 6 7 8 9 10. se Ten of the items are arte on Oa listed in the wrong ean roast beef with pia fizzy mineral water category. Write the Yorkshire pudding dishes and drinks in pees borscht tomato soup cheesecake panna cotta the menu. aeange oe kottas tiramisu cola melon and parma ham ice cream still mineral water smoked salmon rmoussaka ‘apple pie strawberry smoothie tea coffee fajitas fillet of sole ‘orange juice ‘Complete the conversations with the words in the box. | baguette, butter, cheese, condiments, delicatessen, dog food, dry goods, finzee-feeds, meat, washing powder, wholemeal bread Example A | would like to buy fish fingers and pizza, B Go to the _fazen foods... ection 1. Al would lke to buy and B Go to the daity products section 2. Al would lke to buy herbs and spices BGotothe section 3. AL would lke to buy rice and flour. BGotothe section 4 AL would lke to buy and = BGo to the household products section, 5 Al would lke to buy salami and smoked ham BGotothe counter. 6 AI would lke to buy anda B Go tothe bakery 7 A\| would lke to buy lamb chops and steak BGotothe_ counter.EXERCISES 7 TRANSPORT 7.1 Put these words in the correct category. -cavage, cat's eye, check-in desk, customs, duty-free shop, fer, fiyover, inside lane, liner, metal detector, platform, road sign, rowing boat, runway, sailing ship, track, traffic lights, train At the cattage. ay station On the road At the airport Water transport 7.2 Write the number of the car parts on the pictures. “Lbcake High 4 gear lever 7 wheal 10 speedometer exhaust pipe 5 rear windscreen 8 boot 11 fuel gauge 3 wing miror 6 sidelight 9 bonnet 12 headlight 7.3. What do these signs mean? Match the signs to their meanings. Number the words. oglstsonly [6 sive way level cssing races ro through road no U-turn roadworks ahead no right tum roundabout steep hill slippery road stop [ Fill in the letters to complete the transport words. 69) 74 _ i Tele] a] a] tier [ r ar o ® s hour P ° 10 : t sign re)GMBEXERCISES 150 81 8.2 83 8.4 COMMUNITY Complete these sentences with the words in the box. nk, cashpoint, cheque