Clive Oxenden

Christina Latham-Koenig

New

ENGLISH FILE

Elementary
German Wordlist

Elementary German wordlist

New
ENGLISH FILE

This wordlist is organized File by File. It includes all the words in the Vocabulary
Banks in the Students Book and the MultiROM, all the words which are
highlighted in the Students Book, and all the words in the More Words to Learn
sections of the Workbook.

File 1Numbers
one
two
three
four
five
six
seven
eight
nine
ten
eleven
twelve
thirteen
fourteen
fifteen
sixteen
seventeen
eighteen
nineteen
twenty
thirty
thirty-one
forty
forty-seven
fifty
fifty-nine
sixty
sixty-three
seventy
seventy-two
eighty
eighty-six
ninety
ninety-four
a hundred
two hundred
a thousand

VOCABULARY BANK

/wn/
/tu/
/ri/
/f(r)/
/fav/
/sks/
/sevn/
/et/
/nan/
/ten/
/levn/
/twelv/
/tin/
/ftin/
/fftin/
/skstin/
/sevntin/
/etin/
/nantin/
/twenti/
/ti/
/ti wn/
/fti/
/fti sevn/
/ffti/
/ffti nan/
/sksti/
/sksti ri/
/sevnti/
/sevnti tu/
/eti/
/eti sks/
/nanti/
/nanti f(r)/
/ hndrd/
/tu hndrd/
/ aznd/

eins
zwei
drei
vier
fnf
sechs
sieben
acht
neun
zehn
elf
zwlf
dreizehn
vierzehn
fnfzehn
sechzehn
siebzehn
achtzehn
neunzehn
zwanzig
dreiig
einunddreiig
vierzig
siebenundvierzig
fnfzig
neunundfnfzig
sechzig
dreiundsechzig
siebzig
zweiundsiebzig
achtzig
sechsundachtzig
neunzig
vierundneunzig
hundert
zweihundert
tausend

The flight will depart from gate number one.

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Countries and nationalities

Argentina
Argentinian
Brazil
Brazilian
Britain
British
China
Chinese
England
English
France
French
Germany
German
Ireland
Irish
Italy
Italian
Japan
Japanese
Poland
Polish
Russia
Russian
Scotland
Scottish
Spain
Spanish
Thailand
Thai
the United States
American

/dntin/
/dntnin/
/brzl/
/brzlin/
/brtn/
/brt/
/tan/
/taniz/
/lnd/
/l/
/frns/
/frent/
/dmni/
/dmn/
/arlnd/
/ar/
/tli/
/tlin/
/dpn/
/dpniz/
/plnd/
/pl/
/r/
/rn/
/sktlnd/
/skt/
/spen/
/spn/
/talnd/
/ta/
/ junatd stets/
/merkn/

Common objects
address book
book
cigarettes
coins
comb
credit card
diary
dictionary
file
glasses
identity card
keys
lighter
lipstick
magazine
matches
mobile
newspaper
pen
pencil

Argentinien
argentinisch
Brasilien
brasilianisch
Grobritannien
britisch
China
chinesisch
England
englisch
Frankreich
franzsisch
Deutschland
deutsch
Irland
irisch
Italien
italienisch
Japan
japanisch
Polen
polnisch
Russland
russisch
Schottland
schottisch
Spanien
spanisch
Thailand
thailndisch
die Vereinigten Staaten
amerikanisch

Wheres Adriana from? Shes from Argentina.

Shes Argentinian. Her name is Adriana.

VOCABULARY BANK

/dres bk/
/bk/
/srets/
/knz/
/km/
/kredt kd/
/dari/
/dknri/
/fal/
/lsz/
/adentti kd/
/kiz/
/lat(r)/
/lpstk/
/mzin/
/mtz/
/mbal/
/njuzpep(r)/
/pen/
/pensl/

Adressbuch
Buch
Zigaretten
Mnzen
Kamm
Kreditkarte
Terminkalender
Wrterbuch
Ordner
Brille
Personalausweis
Schlssel
Feuerzeug
Lippenstift
Zeitschrift
Streichhlzer
Handy
Zeitung
Stift
Bleistift

I have his address in my address book.

Ben put his school books in his bag.
Smoking cigarettes is bad for your health.
I only have a few coins in my purse.
Alice used a comb to brush her hair.
Can I pay by credit card?
I write in my diary every day.
Look up the word in a dictionary.
Keep all of your notes in one file.
I have bad eyesight and need to wear glasses.
An identity card will prove who you are.
The house keys are in my handbag.
Use my lighter to light the candle.
Sally always wears bright red lipstick.
I prefer reading magazines to newspapers.
Do you have any matches to light this candle?
Call me on my mobile.
Ian enjoys reading the newspaper on Sundays.
Do you have a pen I can borrow?
Use a pencil in case you make a mistake.

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photo
purse
stamps
sunglasses
tissues
umbrella
wallet
watch

/ft/
/ps/
/stmps/
/snlsz/
/tuz/
/mbrel/
/wlt/
/wt/

Foto
Geldbeutel
Briefmarken
Sonnenbrille
Papiertaschentcher
Regenschirm
Brieftasche
Armbanduhr

I hate having my photo taken.

I dont have any money in my purse.
Can you buy some stamps for these postcards?
Pete always wears sunglasses in the summer.
I need to blow my nose, do you have any tissues?
Dont forget your umbrella its pouring!
I have 20 euros in my wallet.
Ross always wears a watch on his left wrist.

ungefhr
Nachmittag
wieder
Australien
Geschft
Kanada
berprfen
Grostadt
Klassenzimmer
kstlich
Unterschied
verschieden
Abend
jede(r, s)
Augen
berhmt
Form
gut
schtzen
glcklich
helfen
Urlaub
wichtig
Anweisung
international
Buchstabe
Morgen
Musik
Leute
bitte
Tasche
zeigen
Quiz
Zimmer
sehen
Dinge
denken
versuchen
Wort
sich Sorgen machen

What is that book about?

Shall we go to the park this afternoon?
Thats the wrong answer. Please try again.
Brad is from Australia.
My parents run their own business.
Canada is a beautiful country.
Can you check what time it is?
Oxford is a city in the UK.
This is your new classroom.
That cake is delicious.
Can you tell the difference between the twins?
My new school is very different.
Shall we go out this evening?
I play football every Saturday.
Jon has blue eyes.
Penelope Cruz is a famous actress.
Fill out the form.
Good work, well done.
Can you guess where Im from?
Dont be sad, be happy.
Can I help you?
Were going on holiday to Italy.
It is important that you listen carefully.
Listen carefully to the instructions.
Marta is an international student from Spain.
Write the letter a in the margin.
Good morning everybody.
Turn the music down, its too loud!
How many people are coming?
Can you be quiet, please?
I keep my mobile in my pocket.
The teacher pointed at the answer.
Tom scored 100% in the quiz.
Its a small room for 30 students.
Can you see the board from there?
Dont forget your things.
What do you think is the right answer?
Try to answer all of the questions.
Harry knows lots of English words.
Dont worry, Ill help you.

Adresse
Alter
Flughafen
antworten

Whats your address? 3 South Road.

At what age can you vote?
We arrived at the airport just in time for the flight.
Do you know the right answer?

More Words to Learn

about
afternoon
again
Australia
business
Canada
check
city
classroom
delicious
difference
different
evening
every
eyes
famous
form
good
guess
happy
help
holiday
important
instructions
international
letter
morning
music
people
please
pocket
point
quiz
room
see
things
think
try
word
worry

/bat/
/ftnun/
/en/
/strel/
/bzns/
/knd/
/tek/
/sti/
/klsrum/
/dls/
/dfrns/
/dfrnt/
/ivn/
/evri/
/az/
/fems/
/fm/
/d/
/es/
/hpi/
/help/
/hlde/
/mptnt/
/nstrknz/
/ntnnl/
/let(r)/
/mn/
/mjuzk/
/pipl/
/pliz/
/pkt/
/pnt/
/kwz/
/rum/
/si/
/z/
/k/
/tra/
/wd/
/wri/

More words in File 1

address
age
airport
answer

/dres/
/ed/
/ept/
/ns(r)/

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ask
be
beef
bike
bird
board
boot
boy
bull
bye
cat
CD player
chair
child
close
communication
computer
country
door
ear
educate
e-mail
family
food
Friday
good evening
goodbye
goodnight
hi
horse
hotel
house
Internet
judo
know
listen
look
man
menu
modem
Monday
name
nice
number
open
phone
pizza
postcode
read
remember
repeat
royal
Saturday
say
school
siesta
sit down

/sk/
/bi/
/bif/
/bak/
/bd/
/bd/
/but/
/b/
/bl/
/ba/
/kt/
/sidi ple(r)/
/te(r)/
/tald/
/klz/
/kmjunken/
/kmpjut(r)/
/kntri/
/d(r)/
/(r)/
/eduket/
/imel/
/fmli/
/fud/
/frade/
/d ivn/
/dba/
/dnat/
/ha/
/hs/
/htel/
/has/
/ntnet/
/dud/
/n/
/lsn/
/lk/
/mn/
/menju/
/mdem/
/mnde/
/nem/
/nas/
/nmb(r)/
/pn/
/fn/
/pits/
/pstkd/
/rid/
/rmemb(r)/
/rpit/
/rl/
/stde/
/se/
/skul/
/siest/
/st dan/

fragen
sein
Rindfleisch
Fahrrad
Vogel
Tafel
Stiefel
Junge
Stier
tschs
Katze
CD-Spieler
Stuhl
Kind
zumachen
Kommunikation
Computer
Land
Tr
Ohr
unterrichten
E-Mail
Familie
Essen
Freitag
guten Abend
auf Wiedersehen
gute Nacht
hallo
Pferd
Hotel
Haus
Internet
Judo
wissen, kennen
zuhren
sehen
Mann
Speisekarte
Modem
Montag
Name
nett
Zahl
aufmachen
anrufen
Pizza
Postleitzahl
lesen
sich erinnern
wiederholen
kniglich
Samstag
sagen
Schule
Mittagsschlaf
sich setzen

Can I ask you a question?

I dont want to be here.
We often have beef for Sunday lunch.
Paul rides his bike to college.
Look at the birds in the sky.
I will write my name on the board.
Beth bought some new leather boots.
Whos that boy? Its Mike.
Look at that bull in the field.
Bye, see you tomorrow.
My cat likes to sleep on my lap.
Put the disc in the CD player.
Sit down on that chair.
Fran is a shy child.
Close the door.
Mobile phones make communication easier.
I surf the Internet on my computer.
What country are you from? Italy.
Open the door.
Karen put her hands over her ears.
A teacher educates students.
Have you read my e-mail?
I always spend Christmas with my family.
Pasta is Joes favourite food.
Friday is the day after Thursday.
Good evening, ladies and gentlemen.
Goodbye, see you next week.
Goodnight, sleep well.
Hi, my names Sam.
Jess rode her horse through the field.
We stayed in a hotel in Spain.
How long have you lived in this house?
We booked the holiday on the Internet.
Tim has judo classes every week.
I know the answer.
Listen carefully to the instructions.
Look at the picture on page 6.
That man has a huge beard.
Choose a sandwich from the menu.
We use a modem to connect to the Internet.
Monday is the day before Tuesday.
Whats your name?
Thats a nice coat. Is it new?
Can I have your phone number?
Open the window.
Phone me later.
Neil loves pepperoni pizza.
My postcode is HY9 3KL.
Read the instructions carefully.
Im sorry. I dont remember your name.
Repeat after me.
The king and queen are part of a royal family.
Saturday is the first day of the weekend.
Can you say that in English?
We go to school every week day.
Spanish people have a siesta in the afternoon.
Sit down and be quiet!

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sorry
spell
stand up
stress
Sunday
surname
table
taxi
text message
thanks
Thursday
toilets
tourist
town
train
travel
tree
Tuesday
turn off
TV
understand
video
water
Wednesday
window
wine
woman
work
write

Wie bitte?
buchstabieren
aufstehen
Betonung
Sonntag
Nachname
Tisch
Taxi
SMS
danke
Donnerstag
Toiletten
Tourist
Stadt
Zug
reisen
Baum
Dienstag
abschalten
Fernseher
verstehen
Video
Wasser
Mittwoch
Fenster
Wein
Frau
arbeiten
schreiben

/sri/
/spel/
/stnd p/
/stres/
/snde/
/snem/
/tebl/
/tksi/
/tekst mesd/
/ks/
/zde/
/tlts/
/trst/
/tan/
/tren/
/trvl/
/tri/
/tjuzde/
/tn f/
/tivi/
/ndstnd/
/vdi/
/wt(r)/
/wenzde/
/wnd/
/wan/
/wmn/
/wk/
/rat/

File 2 Verb Phrases

Sorry, I didnt hear you.

How do you spell your surname?
Stand up and come to the front of the class.
Wheres the stress in this word?
Many people go to church on Sundays.
Whats your surname? Smith.
Put your pens down on the table.
Shall I order a taxi to the station?
Send me a text message when you get there.
Thanks for the lift.
Thursday is the day before Friday.
Excuse me, where are the toilets?
Many tourists visit London.
My grandparents live in a small town.
When is our train due into the station?
Shall we travel by car or bus?
There are lots of trees in the park.
Tuesday is the day after Monday.
Can you turn off the TV, please?
Can you turn off the TV, please?
I dont understand the question.
Lets stay in and watch a video.
Can I have a glass of water?
Wednesday is the day before Thursday.
Close the window.
My parents ordered a bottle of wine.
That woman is wearing a beautiful dress.
I work to earn money.
Write the answers in your books.

VOCABULARY BANK

cook dinner
do exercise
do housework
drink coffee
drive a VW
eat fast food
go to the cinema
have children
have a sandwich
like animals
listen to the radio
live in a flat

/kk dn(r)/
/du ekssaz/
/du haswk/
/drk kfi/
/drav vi dblju/
/it fst fud/
/ t snm/
/hv tldrn/
/hv snwd/
/lak nmlz/
/lsn t redi/
/lv n flt/

play tennis
play the guitar
read a newspaper
smoke a cigarette
speak German
study economics
watch television
wear glasses
work in an office

/ple tens/
/ple t(r)/
/red njuzpep(r)/
/smk sret/
/spik dmn/
/stdi eknmks/
/wt telvn/
/we(r) lsz/
/wk n n fs/

das Essen kochen

Sport treiben
Hausarbeit machen
Kaffee trinken
einen VW fahren
Fastfood essen
ins Kino gehen
Kinder haben
ein Sandwich essen
tierlieb sein
Radio hren
in einer Wohnung
wohnen
Tennis spielen
Gitarre spielen
eine Zeitung lesen
eine Zigarette rauchen
Deutsch sprechen
Wirtschaft studieren
fernsehen
eine Brille tragen
in einem Bro arbeiten

Ill cook dinner this evening.

I do exercise to keep fit and healthy.
Lilly always ends up doing the housework.
Jill drinks coffee every morning.
Alan drives a VW van.
I like eating fast food occasionally.
Shall we go to the cinema on Friday?
Id like to have children when Im older.
Ross had a sandwich for his lunch.
Sinead likes animals. She has three cats.
Brenda listens to the radio in the car.
Andy lives in a flat in the town centre.
Do you want to play tennis later?
I am learning to play the guitar.
Many people read a newspaper on the train.
I got into trouble for smoking a cigarette.
Can you speak German?
Alex is going to university to study economics.
My children spend a lot of time watching television.
My eyesight is bad so I need to wear glasses.
Polly works in an office in the city.

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Jobs

VOCABULARY BANK

actor
actress
builder
doctor
engineer
footballer
hairdresser
housewife
journalist
lawyer
manager
musician
nurse
pilot
police officer
policeman
policewoman
politician
receptionist
secretary
shop assistant
student
waiter
waitress

The family
aunt
brother
brother-in-law
cousin
daughter
daughter-in-law
father
father-in-law
grandfather
grandmother
husband
mother
mother-in-law
nephew
niece
sister
sister-in-law
son
son-in-law
uncle
wife

/kt(r)/
/ktrs/
/bld(r)/
/dkt(r)/
/endn(r)/
/ftbl(r)/
/hedres(r)/
/haswaf/
/dnlst/
/lj(r)/
/mnd(r)/
/mjuzn/
/ns/
/palt/
/plis fs(r)/
/plismn/
/pliswmn/
/pltn/
/rsepnst/
/sekrtri/
/p sstnt/
/stjudnt/
/wet(r)/
/wetrs/

Schauspieler
Schauspielerin
Bauarbeiter
Arzt, rztin
Ingenieur(in)
Fuballspieler(in)
Friseur(in)
Hausfrau
Journalist(in)
Anwlt(in)
Manager(in)
Musiker(in)
Krankenschwester
Pilot(in)
Polizist(in)
Polizist
Polizistin
Politiker(in)
Empfangschef(in)
Sekretr(in)
Verkufer(in)
Student(in)
Kellner
Kellnerin

Brad Pitt is a famous actor.

Angelina Jolie is a famous actress.
My uncle is a builder.
Lee is studying medicine and wants to be a doctor.
Mike is a software engineer.
David Beckham is a famous footballer.
Faye has always wanted to be a hairdresser.
I like staying at home and being a housewife.
Ken is a journalist. He writes for the local paper.
Tom is studying law to become a lawyer.
He has been promoted to manager.
She is a talented musician and can play many instruments.
My nan used to be a nurse in the local hospital.
Craig loves flying and wants to be a pilot.
Being a police officer can be a dangerous job.
The policeman arrested him for assault.
The policewoman arrested him for assault.
Policitians campaign before an election.
Betty is a receptionist at the surgery.
My secretary will take any messages.
I have a part-time job as a shop assistant.
My son is a university student.
I work as a waiter in a restaurant in town.
I work as a waitress in a restaurant in town.

VOCABULARY BANK
/nt/
/br(r)/
/brr n l/
/kzn/
/dt(r)/
/dtr n l/
/f(r)/
/fr n l/
/rnf(r)/
/rnm(r)/
/hzbnd/
/m(r)/
/mr n l/
/nefju/
/nis/
/sst(r)/
/sstr n l/
/sn/
/sn n l/
/kl/
/waf/

Tante
Bruder
Schwager
Cousin, Kusine
Tochter
Schwiegertochter
Vater
Schwiegervater
Grovater
Gromutter
Ehemann
Mutter
Schwiegermutter
Neffe
Nichte
Schwester
Schwgerin
Sohn
Schwiegersohn
Onkel
Ehefrau

My aunt and uncle live in Paris.

I have two older brothers.
My brother-in-law is my sisters husband.
I have ten cousins.
Their daughter was born last month.
My daughter-in-law has just started school.
My mother and father have been married for 30 years.
I get on well with my father-in-law.
My grandfather loves to paint.
My grandmother loves knitting.
I met my husband at work.
My mother and father have been married for 30 years.
I get on well with my mother-in-law.
My sisters son is my nephew.
My sisters daughter is my niece.
I have one older sister.
I have only met my sister-in-law once.
Their son was born last month.
Its my son-in-laws birthday today.
My aunt and uncle live in Paris.
I met my wife at work.

viel(e)
Alkohol
Freund
Mtze

He earns a lot of money.

Are you old enough to drink alcohol?
My boyfriend is very romantic.
He wears a cap to keep his head warm.

More Words to Learn

a lot of
alcohol
boyfriend
cap

/ lt v/
/lkhl/
/bfrend/
/kp/

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cook
earn
everywhere
factory
fantastic
friends
girlfriend
glass
hands
hat
How many?
incredible
inside
It depends
just
late
magazine
many
normally
north (south, east,
west)
other
outside
partner
popular
possessions
really
relatives
relax
shoes
supermarket
terrible
together
too
typical
Which?
Who?

/kk/
/n/
/evriwe(r)/
/fktri/
/fntstk/
/frendz/
/lfrend/
/ls/
/hndz/
/ht/
/ha meni/
/nkredbl/
/nsad/
/t dpendz/
/dst/
/let/
/mzin/
/meni/
/nmli/
/n (sa ist
west)/
/(r)/
/atsad/
/ptn(r)/
/ppjl(r)/
/pzenz/
/rili/
/reltvz/
/rlks/
/uz/
/supmkt/
/terbl/
/te(r)/
/tu/
/tpkl/
/wt/
/hu/

kochen
verdienen
berall
Fabrik
fantastisch
Freunde
Freundin
Glas
Hnde
Hut
Wie viele?
unglaublich
drinnen
Es kommt drauf an
nur
spt
Zeitschrift
viele
normalerweise
Norden (Sden, Osten,
Westen)
andere(r, s)
drauen
Partner(in)
beliebt
Besitz
sehr
Verwandte
sich entspannen
Schuhe
Supermarkt
schrecklich
zusammen
auch
typisch
Welcher(r,s)?
Wer?

I want to learn to cook nice meals.

He earns a lot of money.
There are people everywhere!
He used to work in a chocolate factory.
Thats fantastic news!
Were really good friends.
Franks girlfriend is beautiful.
Would you like to order a glass of wine?
Wash your hands.
A hat will keep your head warm.
How many biscuits would you like?
What an incredible story!
Have a look inside the building.
It depends on the weather.
There are just enough biscuits to go round.
Sorry Im late.
I prefer reading magazines to newspapers.
How many brothers do you have?
We normally go out on Fridays.
Our garden faces to the north.

Knstler(in)
Tasche
Band
Bar
zwischen
Hamburger
Bus
Auto
Schach
Firma
Designermode
machen
Hund
doppelt
trinken
essen
jeden Tag
Wohnung

Pablo Picasso is a famous artist.

She bought a lovely leather bag.
He plays guitar in a band.
Order your drinks at the bar.
We live between a park and a school.
I would love a burger and chips.
The bus is late.
It will be quicker to go by car.
Can you play chess?
My dad works for a multi-national company.
She will only wear designer clothes.
What shall we do?
My dog is called Barney.
Can I have a double scoop of ice-cream?
Do you drink coffee?
Alice doesnt eat meat.
Don goes running every day.
We live in a flat on the ground floor.

What other option do we have?

Shall we sit outside to eat?
In live with my partner.
Football is a popular sport.
Her parents are rich and she has many possessions.
Its really cold outside.
I see all of my relatives at Christmas.
It is important to relax after a day at work.
Are those new shoes youre wearing?
Can you get some milk from the supermarket?
That is a terrible shame.
We have been together for six years.
I love tennis, too.
Hes not a typical student. His room is very tidy.
Which one do you want?
Who are you?

More words in File 2

artist
bag
band
bar
between
burger
bus
car
chess
company
designer clothes
do
dog
double
drink
eat
every day
flat

/tst/
/b/
/bnd/
/b(r)/
/btwin/
/b(r)/
/bs/
/k(r)/
/tes/
/kmpni/
/dzan(r) klz/
/du/
/d/
/dbl/
/drk/
/it/
/evri de/
/flt/

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flower
girl
go
ground floor
have
in a hurry
jazz
judge
language
later
leg
like
live
lonely
love
make
monkey
nose
occupation
parrot
pay
person
pet
reception
singer
single
snake
spend
stand
stressful
thumb
tie
university
vase
weekend
witch
yacht
zebra

/fla(r)/
/l/
//
/rand fl(r)/
/hv/
/n hri/
/dz/
/dd/
/lwd/
/let(r)/
/le/
/lak/
/lv/
/lnli/
/lv/
/mek/
/mki/
/nz/
/kjupen/
/prt/
/pe/
/psn/
/pet/
/rsepn/
/s(r)/
/sl/
/snek/
/spend/
/stnd/
/stresfl/
/m/
/ta/
/junvsti/
/vz/
/wikend/
/wt/
/jt/
/zebr/

Blume
Mdchen
gehen
Erdgeschoss
haben
es eilig haben
Jazz
Richter(in)
Sprache
spter
Bein
mgen
leben
einsam
lieben
machen
Affe
Nase
Beruf
Papagei
bezahlen
Person
Haustier
Empfang
Snger(in)
Einzelzimmer
Schlange
ausgeben
stehen
anstrengend
Daumen
Krawatte
Universitt
Vase
Wochenende
Hexe
Jacht
Zebra

File 3 Common Adjectives

bad
beautiful
big
black
blue
brown
cheap
clean
dangerous
dark
difficult
dirty
dry
easy
empty
expensive
fair

/bd/
/bjutfl/
/b/
/blk/
/blu/
/bran/
/tip/
/klin/
/dendrs/
/dk/
/dfklt/
/dti/
/dra/
/izi/
/empti/
/kspensv/
/fe(r)/

My boyfriend bought me some beautiful flowers.

That girl is wearing a lovely dress.
Will you go and get some bread?
We live in a flat on the ground floor.
I have four sisters.
Slow down. Are you in a hurry?
Do you like jazz music?
The judge sentenced him to six months in prison.
How many languages do you speak?
Ill do the washing up later.
Beth broke her leg skiing.
Do you like chocolate?
I live in Switzerland.
Its lonely living on your own.
I love listening to music.
Shall we make a cake?
Did you see any monkeys at the zoo?
Blow your nose.
Whats your occupation? Im a teacher.
My parrot repeats what I say.
Ill pay for lunch.
Nat is such a kind person.
Melda has a pet dog.
Please sign-in at reception.
Jez is a singer in a band.
I asked for a single room, not a double.
Sue hates spiders and snakes.
I cant afford to spend any more money.
Go and stand over there.
Being a doctor is a very stressful job.
I cut my thumb on this sharp knife.
You must wear a tie to work.
Hes a lecturer at Oxford University.
Do you have a vase for these flowers.
Shall we go away for the weekend?
Witches have evil magic powers.
My uncle is rich and owns a yacht.
Zebras have black and white stripes.

VOCABULARY BANK

schlecht
schn
gro
schwarz
blau
braun
billig
sauber
gefhrlich
dunkel
schwierig
schmutzig
trocken
einfach
leer
teuer
gerecht

Smoking is bad for your health.

My girlfriend is beautiful.
I eat a big meal in the evening.
I have a black cat.
Mary has blue eyes and blonde hair.
Jack has brown eyes.
I booked a cheap flight online.
My room is clean and tidy.
Cycling in the city can be dangerous.
It gets dark early in the winter.
This test is really difficult.
Wash your hands theyre dirty.
Is the washing nearly dry?
The test was easy. I knew all the answers.
Is your glass empty?
Davids sports car was very expensive.
Its not fair.

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fast
fat
full
good
green
grey
high
long
low
new
old
orange
pink
poor
red
rich
safe
short
slow
small
tall
thin
ugly
wet
white
yellow
young

/fst/
/ft/
/fl/
/d/
/rin/
/re/
/ha/
/l/
/l/
/nju/
/ld/
/rnd/
/pk/
/p(r)/
/red/
/rt/
/sef/
/t/
/sl/
/sml/
/tl/
/n/
/li/
/wet/
/wat/
/jel/
/j/

Daily routine

schnell
dick
voll
gut
grn
grau
hoch
lang
niedrig
neu
alt
orange
rosa
arm
rot
reich
sicher
kurz
langsam
klein
gro
dnn
hsslich
nass
wei
gelb
jung

Dont drive too fast!

Youll get fat if you eat too much junk food.
The fridge is full of food.
That is good news.
The grass is green.
The rainclouds are grey.
How high can you jump?
How long is your hair?
I need to stop. Im low on petrol.
Do you like my new dress?
My grandparents are very old.
Leaves turn orange inn the autumn.
We painted her nursery pink.
Im so poor I cant afford to buy a ticket.
She always wears bright red lipstick.
Hed love to be rich and famous.
Remember to keep safe.
Im too short to reach the top shelf.
This train is very slow.
My puppy is very small.
Many models are tall and thin.
Many models are tall and thin.
Thats an ugly scar on your arm.
Its wet outside take your umbrella.
Most books are printed on white paper.
The sun is yellow.
I have two young children.

VOCABULARY BANK

do your homework
finish work
get dressed
get home
get to work
get up late
go home
go to bed
go to English class
go to the gym
go to work
have a coffee
have a shower
have breakfast
have dinner
have lunch
make the dinner
sleep for seven
hours
start work
take the dog out

/d j(r) hmwk/
/fn wk/
/et drest/
/et hm/
/et t wk/
/et p let/
/ hm/
/ t bed/
/ t l kls/
/ t dm/
/ t wk/
/hv kfi/
/hv a(r)/
/hv brekfst/
/hv dn(r)/
/hv lnt/
/mek dn(r)/
/slip f(r) sevn
az/
/stt wk/
/tek d at/

wake up early
watch TV

/wek p li/
/wt tivi/

Hausaufgaben machen
mit der Arbeit aufhren
sich anziehen
nach Hause kommen
zur Arbeit kommen
spt aufstehen
nach Hause gehen
ins Bett gehen
zum Englischkurs gehen
ins Fitnessstudio gehen
zur Arbeit gehen
einen Kaffee trinken
duschen
frhstcken
zu Abend essen
zu Mittag essen
das Essen kochen
sieben Stunden schlafen
mit der Arbeit anfangen
mit dem Hund Gassi
gehen
frh aufwachen
fernsehen

Make sure you do you homework before dinner.

I finish work early to avoid the traffic.
After my shower I get dressed and have breakfast.
I usually get home from work by 6 p.m.
Stef always gets to work before 8 a.m.
Bob got up late and missed his train.
Im tired. I think Ill go home.
What time do you go to bed?
Ela goes to English class twice a week.
Dan goes to the gym to keep fit.
Most people go to work Monday to Friday.
I have a coffee to wake myself up.
I get up and have a shower before breakfast.
Shall we have breakfast in the garden?
Do you want to have dinner at 8 p.m?
Shall we have lunch in the canteen?
Ill make the dinner this evening.
I must sleep for seven hours each night or I get too
tired.
I start work at 9 a.m.
Will you take the dog out for a walk?
I have to wake up early to go to work.
We enjoy watching TV in the evenings.

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Times and dates

spring
summer
autumn
winter
Easter
Christmas
New Year
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
first
second
third
fourth
fifth
sixth
seventh
eighth
ninth
tenth
eleventh
twelfth
thirteenth
fourteenth
twentieth
twenty-first
twenty-second
twenty-third
twenty-fourth
thirtieth
thirty-first

VOCABULARY BANK

/spr/
/sm(r)/
/tm/
/wnt(r)/
/ist(r)/
/krsms/
/nju j(r)/
/dnjuri/
/februri/
/mt/
/eprl/
/me/
/dun/
/dula/
/st/
/septemb(r)/
/ktb(r)/
/nvemb(r)/
/dsemb(r)/
/fst/
/seknd/
/d/
/f/
/ff/
/sks/
/sevn/
/et/
/nan/
/ten/
/levn/
/twelf/
/tin/
/ftin/
/twenti/
/twenti fst/
/twenti seknd/
/twenti d/
/twenti f/
/ti/
/ti fst/

Frhling
Sommer
Herbst
Winter
Ostern
Weihnachten
Neujahr
Januar
Februar
Mrz
April
Mai
Juni
Juli
August
September
Oktober
November
Dezember
erste(r, s)
zweite(r, s)
dritte(r, s)
vierte(r, s)
fnfte(r, s)
sechste(r, s)
siebte(r, s)
achte(r, s)
neunte(r, s)
zehnte(r, s)
elfte(r, s)
zwlfte(r, s)
dreizehnte(r, s)
vierzehnte(r, s)
zwanzigste(r, s)
einundzwanzigste(r, s)
zweiundzwanzigste(r, s)
dreiundzwanzigste(r, s)
vierundzwanzigste(r, s)
dreiigste(r, s)
einunddreiigste(r, s)

Flowers bloom in the spring.

Its usually warm during the summer.
The leaves turn red and orange in the autumn.
It often snows here in the winter.
We celebrate Easter in the spring.
Christmas day is the 25th December.
We celebrate New Year on 1st January.
January is the first month of the year.

lange
Fluggesellschaft
alle
auch
noch ein
weil
Geburtstag
(sich) ndern
Kleidung
dauern
Tasse (Kaffee)
Rad fahren

I havent seen Ken for a long time.

Its cheaper to fly with a budget airline.
Are you all ready to go?
Can you also buy some milk?
Can I have another biscuit?
We stayed in because it was raining.
I had a new bag for my birthday.
Im cold. I need to change my clothes.
Im cold. I need to change my clothes.
We cant continue to spend this much money.
I have a cup of coffee for breakfast.
Jess cycles to work every day.

Did you enjoy your first day at school?

More Words to Learn

a long time
airline
all
also
another
because
birthday
change
clothes
continue
cup
cycle

/ l tam/
/elan/
/l/
/ls/
/n(r)/
/bkz/
/bde/
/tend/
/klz/
/kntnju/
/kp/
/sakl/

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during
expert
favourite
feel
fruit
good-looking
guide
hair
(un)healthy
ill
in front of
invite
island
kilometre
moon
more
pick up
president
pretty
separate
the beginning
the middle
the same
traditional
until
(un)usual
vegetables
want

/djr/
/ekspt/
/fevrt/
/fil/
/frut/
/d lk/
/ad/
/he(r)/
/(n)heli/
/l/
/n frnt v/
/nvat/
/alnd/
/klmt(r)/
/mun/
/m(r)/
/pk p/
/prezdnt/
/prti/
/sepret/
/ bn/
/ mdl/
/ sem/
/trdnl/
/ntl/
/(n)juul/
/vedtblz/
/wnt/

whrend
Experte
Lieblingsfhlen
Obst, Frucht
gut aussehend
Fhrer(in)
Haar
(un)gesund
krank
vor
einladen
Insel
Kilometer
Mond
mehr
aufheben
Prsident
hbsch
trennen
der Anfang
die Mitte
der/die/das Gleiche
traditionell
bis
(un)gewhnlich
Gemse
wollen

I watch TV during the evening.

Phil is an expert when it comes to computers.
Whats your favourite colour?
I feel sick.
Oranges are my favourite fruit.
George is very good-looking.
A tour guide will show you the sights.
Becky has curly, brown hair.
Harry is very unhealthy. He doesnt do any exercise.
I feel ill so Im staying in bed.
Dont stand in front of the TV.
She invited me to her party.
Takanashi lives on a small island.
I run five kilometres every morning.
Theres going to be a full moon tonight.
Can I have some more?
Will you pick up some bread from the shop?
Barak Obama is the president of the USA.
Meg is a pretty girl.
We separate our recycling.
Ill start from the beginning.
We have a rug in the middle of the room.
All of these songs sound the same.
I want a traditional wedding.
I wont leave until youre ready.
Thats an unusual dress.
Jonny wont eat any vegetables with his meals.
I want a new job.

aktiv
nach
immer
zu Hause
Babysitter
Strand
bevor, vor
eine Art
Schokoladenkuchen
beschftigt
Kantine
Cappuccino
kalt
bequem
Keks
Tag
Ernhrung
Energie
genieen
begeistert
Espresso
weit weg
fast nie
hei
Stunde
hungrig
Jeans

Frank is very active and loves sports.

You shouldnt exercise straight after dinner.
Jan always goes swimming in the evening.
I would prefer to stay at home.
Ill organize a babysitter for tomorrow night.
I love sunbathing on the beach.
Dad has a shower before breakfast.
Mum makes great chocolate brownies.

More words in File 3

active
after
always
at home
babysitter
beach
before
brownie

/ktv/
/ft(r)/
/lwez/
/t hm/
/bebist(r)/
/bit/
/bf(r)/
/brani/

busy
canteen
cappuccino
cold
comfortable
cookie
day
diet
energy
enjoy
enthusiastic
espresso
far away
hardly ever
hot
hour
hungry
jeans

/bzi/
/kntin/
/kputin/
/kld/
/kmftbl/
/kki/
/de/
/dat/
/endi/
/nd/
/njuzistk/
/espres/
/f(r) we/
/hdli ev(r)/
/ht/
/a(r)/
/hri/
/dinz/

Im busy tomorrow.
We eat lunch in the canteen.
Can I order a cappuccino, please?
Its usually very cold in December.
My sofa is very comfortable.
Would you like a chocolate chip cookie?
Did you have a good day?
Im going on a diet to lose weight.
My young son has a lot of energy.
Did you enjoy the film?
Daisy is very enthusiastic about ballet.
Could I have an espresso, please?
My grandparents live far away.
I hardly ever see my grandparents.
It can get very hot during the summer.
I exercise for one hour a day.
Are you hungry?
You shouldnt wear jeans to work.

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jogging
minute
month
never
often
personal trainer

/d/
/mnt/
/mn/
/nev(r)/
/ftn/
/psnl tren(r)/

public holiday
public transport
resolution
sad
season
second
sometimes
sunset
temperature
then
thirsty
tired
unusual
usually
week

/pblk hlde/
/pblk trnspt/
/rezlun/
/sd/
/sizn/
/seknd/
/smtamz/
/snset/
/temprt(r)/
/en/
/sti/
/tad/
/njuul/
/juuli/
/wik/

Joggen
Minute
Monat
nie
oft
private(r)
Fitnesstrainer(in)
gesetzlicher Feiertag
ffentliche Verkehrsmittel
Vorsatz
traurig
Jahreszeit
Sekunde
manchmal
Sonnenuntergang
Temperatur
dann
durstig
mde
ungewhnlich
normalerweise
Woche

Phil goes jogging in the park.

Wait a minute, Im coming.
There are 12 months in a year.
He never does any exercise.
How often do you go to the gym?
A personal trainer will help you to get fit.
We dont go to school on a public holiday.
I travel to work using public transport.
Whats your new years resolution?
Cheer up you look sad.
There are four seasons in a year.
Ben came second in the race.
I sometimes go swimming after work.
We watched a beautiful sunset.
The temperature is at least 30 degrees.
I get up then go jogging.
Im thirsty, can I have some water?
Go to bed you look tired.
Thats an unusual tie.
We usually go to the gym together.
There are seven days in a week.

File 4 More verb phrases

buy a newspaper
call a taxi
come here
dance the tango
draw a picture
find some money
give her a present
hear a noise
help someone
look for your keys
meet a friend
paint a picture
play chess
ride a bike
run a race
see a film
sing a song
swim every day
take photos
talk to a friend
tell me a secret
travel by plane
turn on the TV
use a computer
wait for a bus
walk home

/ba njuzpep(r)/
/kl tksi/
/km h(r)/
/dns t/
/dr pkt(r)/
/fand sm mni/
/v h(r)
preznt/
/h(r) nz/
/help smwn/
/lk f(r) j(r)
kiz/
/mit frend/
/pent pkt(r)/
/ple tes/
/rad bak/
/rn res/

eine Zeitung kaufen

ein Taxi rufen
herkommen
Tango tanzen
ein Bild zeichnen
Geld finden
ihr etwas schenken

I buy a newspaper every day.

Can you call a taxi?
Come here. I need to talk to you.
My parents love to dance the tango.
Draw a picture of a house.
I need to find some money before we go shopping.
Did you give Sara a present on her birthday?

ein Gerusch hren

jemandem helfen
seine Schlssel suchen

Can you hear a noise outside?

I would help someone if they were in trouble.
Ill help you look for your keys.

sich einen Freund treffen

ein Bild malen
Schach spielen
Rad fahren
an einem Rennen
teilnehmen
/si flm/
einen Film sehen
/s s/
ein Lied singen
/swm evri de/
jeden Tag schwimmen
/tek ftz/
Fotos machen
/tek j(r) mbrel/ seinen Schirm
mitnehmen
/tk t frend/
mit einem Freund reden
/tel mi sikrt/
mir ein Geheimnis
verraten
/trvl ba plen/
mit dem Flugzeug fliegen
/tn n tivi/
den Fernseher anmachen
/jus kmpjut(r)/ einen Computer benutzen
/wet f(r) bs/
auf einen Bus warten
/wk hm/
zu Fu nach Hause gehen

Im meeting a friend in town.

Paint a picture of a boat.
Do you know how to play chess?
Rob is learning to ride a bike.
Dan was tired after running the race.
Would you like to see a film on Saturday?
Dad always sings a song in the shower.
Lia goes for a swim every day.
Did you take photos on holiday?
Its raining so take an umbrella.
Its good to talk to a friend about your problems.
If you tell me a secret Ill keep it to myself.
Shall we travel by plane or train?
Will you turn on the TV, please?
My granddad cant use a computer.
Polly will be late because shes waiting for a bus.
I usually walk home from school.

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More Words to Learn

advertisement
channel
concert
creative
decide
die
download
everything
follow
forget
group
head
hobby
impossible
in the end
interesting
life (pl. lives)
lyrics
map
need
physical
possibly
practical
programme
sell
shop
similar
slowly
some
(pop) star
stay
still
story
survey
today
tonight
toys
try on
What kind of ?
without

/dvtsmnt/
/tnl/
/knst/
/krietv/
/dsad/
/da/
/danld/
/evri/
/fl/
/fet/
/rup/
/hed/
/hbi/
/mpsbl/
/n i end/
/ntrest/
/laf/
/lrks/
/mp/
/nid/
/fzkl/
/psbli/
/prktkl/
/prrm/
/sel/
/p/
/sml(r)/
/slli/
/sm/
/(pp) st(r)/
/ste/
/stl/
/stri/
/sve/
/tde/
/tnat/
/tz/
/tra n/
/wt kand v/
/wat/

Anzeige
Kanal
Konzert
kreativ
entscheiden
sterben
herunterladen
alles
folgen
vergessen
Gruppe
Kopf
Hobby
unmglich
schlielich
interessant
Leben
Text
Landkarte, Stadtplan
brauchen
aktiv
mglicherweise
praktisch
Sendung
verkaufen
Geschft
hnlich
langsam
einige, etwas
(Pop)star
bleiben
noch
Geschichte
Umfrage
heute
heute abend
Spielzeug
anprobieren
Was fr ein ...?
ohne

Advertisements appear on the side of buses.

What channel is is on?
Have you bought a ticket for the concert?
Fran is a very creative artist.
Have you decided what you want?
The hero dies at the end of the film.
You can download their new album online.
Have you got everything you need?
Follow me.
I forgot my purse.
Whos your favourite pop group?
I cant get you out of my head.
I collect CDs as a hobby.
This sum is impossible to solve.
It was all okay in the end.
That was an interesting film.
He leads the life of a rock star.
This song has beautiful lyrics.
Look it upm on the map.
I need a new MP3 player.
Rugby is a physical sport.
Could you possibly turn the music down?
Matt offered me some practical advice.
Whats your favourite TV programme?
They sell CDs and records.
The shop has a sale on.
We have similar taste in music.
He slowly entered the room.
I bought some new boots.
Do you want to be a pop star?
Stay with me.
Do you still love her?
Its a romantic story.
We conducted a survey on 100 people.
What day is it today?
What shall we do tonight?
My children have lots of toys to play with.
Why dont you try on that dress?
What kind of music do you like?
I cant live without you.

kochen
knnen
DVD
sich verlieben
rgerlich werden
heiraten
ein Paar sein
Gitarre
hassen
intelligent
Jacke
Verhltnis

Boil the potatoes.

Can you sing in tune?
Shall we watch a DVD?
In the film, the main characters fall in love.
I wish you wouldnt get angry with me.
Shall we get married?
Weve been going out together for six years.
Danny plays the electric guitar.
I hate rock music.
Paul is very intelligent.
Is that a new leather jacket?
The film is about a love affair.

More words in File 4

boil
can
DVD
fall in love
get angry
get married
go out together
guitar
hate
intelligent
jacket
love affair

/bl/
/kn/
/dividi/
/fl n lv/
/et ri/
/et mrid/
/ at te(r)/
/t(r)/
/het/
/nteldnt/
/dkt/
/lv fe(r)/

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musical instrument
present
shirt
spectator sport
sport
sweater
take-away food
trousers
waste of time

/mjuzkl
instrmnt/
/preznt/
/t/
/spektet(r) spt/
/spt/
/swet(r)/
/tek we fud/
/trazz/
/west v tam/

File 5 Go, have, get

get a newspaper
get a taxi
get an e-mail
get dressed
get up
go away for a week
go by bus
go for a walk
go out on Friday
go shopping
go to a restaurant
go to bed late
go to church
go to mosque
go to the beach
have a car
have a drink
have a good time
have breakfast

Musikinstrument

Do you play any musical instruments?

Geschenk
Hemd
Publikumssport
Sport
Pullover
Essen zum Mitnehmen
Hose
Zeitverschwendung

I bought Ann a birthday present.

The team wear blue and white shirts.
Football is a spectator sport.
Rugby is a popular sport.
Its cold so wear a sweater.
We always eat take-away food on Fridays.
My trousers are too tight.
Its a waste of time trying to teach me.

VOCABULARY BANK

/et njuzpep(r)/
/et tksi/
/et n imel/
/et drest/
/et p/
/ we f(r)
wik/
/ ba bs/
/ f(r) wk/

eine Zeitung kaufen

ein Taxi nehmen
eine E-Mail bekommen
sich anziehen
aufstehen
eine Woche wegfahren

mit dem Bus fahren

einen Spaziergang
machen
/ at n frade/ am Freitag ausgehen
/ p/
einkaufen gehen
/ t restrnt/
in ein Restaurant gehen
/ t bed let/
spt ins Bett gehen
/ t tt/
in die Kirche gehen
/ t msk/
in die Moschee gehen
/ t bit/
zum Strand gehen
/hv k(r)/
ein Auto haben
/hv drk/
etwas trinken
/hv d tam/
Spa haben
/hv brekfst/
frhstcken

Will you get a newspaper from the shops?

Ill get a taxi from the station.
I got an e-mail offering a 25% discount.
Hurry up and get dressed.
Get up or youll be late for school.
Shall we go away for a week?
Its cheaper to go by bus.
Lets go for a walk in the park.
Do you want to go out on Friday?
I must go shopping for some food.
Were going to a restaurant on our anniversary.
I try not to go to bed late on a school night.
Mary goes to church every Sunday.
Muslims go to a mosque.
I love going to the beach in summer.
I dont have a car so I walk to work.
We have a drink after work on Fridays.
Have a good time at the party.
We have breakfast at 8 a.m.

More Words to Learn

against
already
arrive
asleep
battle
book (a ticket)
cake
country house
dead
dress
especially
everybody
fashions
flight
great (= fantastic)
great (= important)
happen
journey
land
(on the) left (right)
library

/enst/
/lredi/
/rav/
/slip/
/btl/
/bk ( tkt)/
/kek/
/kntri has/
/ded/
/dres/
/speli/
/evribdi/
/fnz/
/flat/
/ret/
/ret/
/hpn/
/dni/
/lnd/
/(n ) left (rat)/
/labri/

gegen
schon
ankommen
schlafen
Kampf
(eine Karte) bestellen
Kuchen
Landhaus
tot
Kleid
besonders
jeder
Mode
Flug
toll
bedeutend
passieren
Reise
landen
links (rechts)
Bcherei

Im against the rise in tuition fees.

Have you finished already?
Well arrive early to get good seats.
Be quiet! Toby is asleep.
Who won the battle?
Shall I book tickets for the concert?
I love chocolate cake.
My rich aunt lives in a country house.
My grandmother is dead. She died in 2005.
She bought a pretty red dress.
Teenagers love fashion, especially girls.
Is everybody ready?
Molly is up to date with the latest fashions.
I will book a cheap flight online.
That film was great!
Winston Churchill was a great man.
What happened to you yesterday?
We have a long journey ahead.
Out flight is due to land at 3 p.m.
Please walk on the left hand side.
I borrowed this book from the library.

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literature
lucky
make up
millionaire
murder
nobody
open/closed
pay for
show
so
soldier
somebody
statue
teenager
village
war
wine
world
worried

/ltrt(r)/
/lki/
/mek p/
/mljne(r)/
/md(r)/
/nbdi/
/pn klzd/
/pe f(r)/
//
/s/
/sld(r)/
/smbdi/
/sttu/
/tined(r)/
/vld/
/w(r)/
/wan/
/wld/
/wrid/

Literatur
glcklich
Make-up
Millionr
Mord
niemand
geffnet/geschlossen
bezahlen
zeigen
also
Soldat(in)
jemand
Statue
Teenager
Dorf
Krieg
Wein
Welt
besorgt

Sally enjoys reading classic literature.

Seven is my lucky number.
Young girls shouldnt wear make up.
Ken won the lottery now hes a millionaire.
He was arrested for murder.
Nobody knows what time it is.
Is the shop open or closed?
Can I pay for this CD by credit card?
Show me your work.
Im so glad to see you.
Garibaldi was a famous politican and soldier.
Has somebody got the time?
They put up a statue in his honour.
Many teenagers hang out in shopping centres.
My grandparents live in a small village.
The war has lasted for several years.
Would you like a glass of wine?
Its my dream to travel the world.
Im worried about you.

Batterie
einchecken
Komponist(in)
Film
Anfhrer(in), Leiter(in)
verlassen
Becher
Maler(in)
Pianist(in)
Politiker(in)
Postkarte
Seemann
Wissenschaftler(in)
T-Shirt
warten
Schriftsteller(in)

This torch needs a new battery.

When can we check in for our flight?
Chopin was a great composer.
Are there any good films on at the cinema?
Who is the leader of the Labour Party?
Dont leave me!
Beth had a big mug of cocoa.
Picasso was a famous painter.
Chopin was a famous pianist.
Garibaldi was a famous politican and soldier.
Ill send you a postcard from Italy.
Two sailors died at sea.
Scientists conduct many experiments.
I like your blue T-shirt.
Wait outside.
My sister is a journalist and writer.

More words in File 5

battery
check in
composer
film
leader
leave
mug
painter
pianist
politician
postcard
sailor
scientist
T-shirt
wait
writer

/btri/
/tek n/
/kmpz(r)/
/flm/
/lid(r)/
/liv/
/m/
/pent(r)/
/pnst/
/pltn/
/pstkd/
/sel(r)/
/santst/
/ti t/
/wet/
/rat(r)/

File 6 Flats and houses

armchair
bath
bathroom
bed
bedroom
carpet
central heating
clock
cooker
cupboard
desk
dining room
fireplace
floor
fridge
garage
garden

/mte(r)/
/b/
/brum/
/bed/
/bedrum/
/kpt/
/sentrl hit/
/klk/
/kk(r)/
/kbd/
/desk/
/dan rum/
/faples/
/fl(r)/
/frd/
/r/
/dn/

VOCABULARY BANK
Sessel
Badewanne
Badezimmer
Bett
Schlafzimmer
Teppich
Zentralheizung
Uhr
Herd
Schrank
Schreibtisch
Esszimmer
Kamin
Fuboden
Khlschrank
Garage
Garten

This armchair is so comfortable to sit in.

I love a hot bath.
You have been ages in the bathroom.
I cant get out of bed.
Olivers bedroom is very untidy.
That wine will stain the carpet.
We have the central heating on during winter.
That clock is five minutes fast.
Do you have a gas or electric cooker?
We dont have much food in the cupboard.
I work at my desk in the study.
We always eat meals in the dining room.
Your fireplace makes the house very cozy.
The house has wooden floors throughout.
Always keep milk in the fridge.
The car is in the garage.
My dad planted flowers in the garden.

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hall
kitchen
lamp
light
living room
mirror
picture
plant
shelves
shower
sofa
stairs
study
toilet
wall

/hl/
/ktn/
/lmp/
/lat/
/lv rum(z)/
/mr(r)/
/pkt(r)/
/plnt/
/elvz/
/a(r)/
/sf/
/stez/
/stdi/
/tlt/
/wl/

Town and city

art gallery
bank
bridge
bus station
castle
chemists
church
cinema
department store
hospital
market
mosque
museum
park
pharmacy
police station
post office
railway station
river
road
school
shopping centre
sports centre
square
street
supermarket
theatre
town hall
travel agents

Diele
Kche
Lampe
Lampe
Wohnzimmer
Spiegel
Bild
Pflanze
Regal
Dusche
Sofa
Treppe
Arbeitszimmer
Toilette
Wand

Please hang your coat up in the hall.

Theres a lovely smell coming from the kitchen.
Its getting dark. Can you switch a lamp on?
Switch the light on, please.
Freddie is in the living room watching a film.
Look at yourself in the mirror.
I like to hang pictures on my bedroom wall.
Karen bought a plant for the house.
Ian put up shelves in the study.
We have a shower over the bath.
This sofa is very comfortable.
These stairs are very steep.
He turned the shed into a study.
The toilet is on the top floor.
Shall I hang this picture on the wall?

VOCABULARY BANK

/t lri/
/bk/
/brd/
/bs sten/
/ksl/
/kemsts/
/tt/
/snm/
/dptmnt st(r)/
/hsptl/
/mkt/
/msk/
/mjuzim/
/pk/
/fmsi/
/plis sten/
/pst fs/
/relwe sten/
/rv(r)/
/rd/
/skul/
/p sent(r)/
/spts sent(r)/
/skwe(r)/
/strit/
/supmkt/
/t(r)/
/tan hl/
/trvl ednts/

Kunstgalerie
Bank
Brcke
Busbahnhof
Schloss, Burg
Drogerie, Apotheke
Kirche
Kino
Kaufhaus
Krankenhaus
Markt
Moschee
Museum
Park
Apotheke
Polizeiwache
Post
Bahnhof
Fluss
Strae
Schule
Einkaufszentrum
Sportzentrum
Platz
Strae
Supermarkt
Theater
Rathaus
Reisebro

Theres a new exhibition at the art gallery.

I need to pay some money in at the bank.
Go over the bridge.
The bus station is in the centre of town.
We visited an historic castle.
Ill get you some medicine from the chemists.
Edith goes to church every Sunday.
Shall we go to the cinema on Friday night?
Theres a 50% sale on at the department store.
I went to hospital when I broke my thumb.
There is a market in town every Thursday.
Muslims worship in a mosque.
There is free entry into the museum.
My children love playing in the park.
The pharmacy should sell plasters.
I went to the police station when I had my bag stolen.
Can you get some stamps from the post office?
There are six platforms at the railway station.
A river runs through the city.
Be careful when crossing the road.
I go to school every week day.
The shopping centre closes early on Sundays.
There is a pool at our local sports centre.
Ill meet you in the town square.
Be careful when crossing the street.
We shop at our local supermarket every week.
I bought my parents tickets to the theatre.
Theres a concert on at the town hall.
Shall we book online or through a travel agents?

sich streiten
Baby
bellen
glauben
Gebude
Jahrhundert
whlen
weinen

Dont argue with your sister!

The baby is always crying.
My dog barks at cats.
I dont believe you.
Which building do you work in?
Its the 21st century.
Choose which ice cream you would like.
Dont cry.

More Words to Learn

argue
baby
bark
believe
building
century
choose
cry

/ju/
/bebi/
/bk/
/bliv/
/bld/
/sentri/
/tuz/
/kra/

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draw
each
estate agent
flag
friendly
frightened
ghost
go back
guest
large
local (pub)
move
neighbour
nervous
noisy
original
paintings
passenger
plants
price
priest
quiet
rent
ship
spend (the night)
strange
through
trip
underground
view
violin
What a pity!

/dr/
/it/
/stet ednt/
/fl/
/frendli/
/fratnd/
/st/
/ bk/
/est/
/ld/
/lkl (pb)/
/muv/
/neb(r)/
/nvs/
/nzi/
/rdnl/
/pentz/
/psnd(r)/
/plnts/
/pras/
/prist/
/kwat/
/rent/
/p/
/spend ( nat)/
/strend/
/ru/
/trp/
/ndrand/
/vju/
/valn/
/wt pti/

zeichnen
jede(r, s)
Makler(in)
Fahne
freundlich
ngstlich
Gespenst
zurckgehen
Gast
gro
Stammkneipe
(sich) bewegen
Nachbar(in)
nervs
laut
Original
Gemlde
Passagier(in)
Pflanzen
Preis
Priester(in)
ruhig
mieten
Schiff
(die Nacht) verbringen
merkwrdig
durch
Reise
U-Bahn
Aussicht
Geige
Wie schade!

Will you draw me a picture?

Each answer is worth six points.
We are selling our house through an estate agent.
What colour is your countrys flag?
My puppy is very friendly.
Sarah is frightened of ghosts.
Sarah is frightened of ghosts.
I dont want to go back there.
The B&B caters for 20 guests.
Our old house was not as large as this.
Ill buy you a drink at the local pub.
Were moving away from the city.
Our neighbours are very friendly.
I was very nervous before the interview.
My next door neighbour has noisy parties.
Is this painting an original?
His paintings are on sale at the auction.
Our car can take five passengers.
Lucy has lots of plants on her patio.
The price of bread has gone up again.
The ghost of a Catholic priest lives here.
Be quiet!
Did you buy your house or do you rent it?
The ship sailed the ocean.
I spent the night in a haunted house.
Did you hear that strange noise?
Go through the door and up the stairs.
We went on a trip to Paris.
Its quick to travel using the underground.
Look at that beautiful view.
Lisa plays the violin.
What a pity the show has been cancelled!

erhltlich
hinter
Friedhof
Ecke
tglich
Horrorfilm
im Voraus
neben
gegenber
ber
Schlange
Fernbedienung
Kreisverkehr
geradeaus
Ampel
unter

When is the next available flight?

Look behind you!
My grandparents are buried in a cemetery.
The bank is on the corner of Broad Street.
I like to have a daily routine.
Ben loves scary horror films.
Can we book our tickets in advance?
The bank is next to the school.
The school is opposite the library.
Go over the bridge and turn left.
Theres a huge queue at the check out.
Can you pass me the remote control?
Turn right at the roundabout.
Go straight on when you reach the crossroads.
Turn left at the traffic lights.
Go under the bridge.

More words in File 6

available
behind
cemetery
corner
daily
horror film
in advance
next to
opposite
over
queue
remote control
roundabout
straight on
traffic lights
under

/velbl/
/bhand/
/semtri/
/kn(r)/
/deli/
/hr(r) flm/
/n dvns/
/nekst tu/
/pst/
/v(r)/
/kju/
/rmt kntrl/
/randbat/
/stret n/
/trfk lats/
/nd(r)/

File 7Food
apples
bananas
biscuits
bread

VOCABULARY BANK

/plz/
/bnnz/
/bskts/
/bred/

pfel
Bananen
Kekse
Brot

Apples are a red or green fruit.

Bananas give you energy.
You shouldnt eat too many biscuits.
Would you like white or brown bread?

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butter
cake
carrots
cereal
cheese
chips
chocolate
coffee
crisps
eggs
fish
fruit salad
grapes
ice cream
jam
ketchup
lettuce
meat
milk
mushrooms
olive oil
onions
orange juice
oranges
pasta
peas
pineapple
potatoes
rice
salad
sandwiches
sugar
sweets
tea
toast
tomatoes

/bt(r)/
/kek/
/krts/
/sril/
/tiz/
/tps/
/tklt/
/kfi/
/krsps/
/ez/
/f/
/frut sld/
/reps/
/as krim/
/dm/
/ketp/
/lets/
/mit/
/mlk/
/mrumz/
/lv l/
/njnz/
/rnd dus/
/rndz/
/pst/
/piz/
/panpl/
/ptetz/
/ras/
/sld/
/snwdz/
/(r)/
/swits/
/ti/
/tst/
/tmtz/

Butter
Kuchen
Karotten
Frhstcksflocken
Kse
Pommes frites
Schokolade
Kaffee
Kartoffelchips
Eier
Fisch
Obstsalat
Weintrauben
Eis
Marmelade
Ketchup
Kopfsalat
Fleisch
Milch
Pilze
Olivenl
Zwiebeln
Orangensaft
Orangen
Nudeln
Erbsen
Ananas
Kartoffeln
Reis
Salat
belegte Brote
Zucker
Sigkeiten
Tee
Toast
Tomaten

I like toast with lots of butter.

Pippa made a chocolate cake.
Carrots help you see in the dark.
Tim always has cereal for breakfast.
I love cheese on toast.
We had fish and chips for dinner.
I love white chocolate more than dark.
I drink coffee every morning.
Paul loves salt and vinegar crisps.
Ross had scrambled eggs for breakfast.
We had fish and chips for dinner.
Fruit salad is a healthy desert.
You can buy red and green grapes.
Sally loves vanilla ice cream.
Tim has jam on toast for breakfast.
Would you like ketchup with your chips?
Lettuce is good for you.
Vegetarians dont eat meat.
Do you have milk in your coffee?
I dont like mushrooms on a pizza.
Italians often use olive oil in cooking.
Chopping onions makes me cry.
Would you like a glass of orange juice?
Oranges are full of Vitamin C.
Pasta is my favourite meal.
Peas are my favourite vegetable.
Pineapple is my favourite fruit.
Would you like potatoes with your dinner?
Can I order some rice with my curry?
Id like a pizza with salad, please.
Charlie has sandwiches for lunch.
Would you like sugar in your tea?
You shouldnt eat too many sweets.
I love a cup of tea and a slice of cake.
I love the smell of hot toast.
Use tomatoes to make the pasta sauce.

eine Flasche ...

zustimmen
Korb
Boot
Campingplatz
Karte
zhlbar
Paar
Katastrophe
Gericht
zum Beispiel
zelten gehen
Herz
ideal
Zutaten
wie
Liter
verlieren

Shall we order a bottle of wine?

I agree with you.
Put the groceries in the basket.
We travelled by boat along the canal.
Its cheaper to stay at a campsite than a hotel.
Can I pay by card?
Cat is a countable noun.
Are Sarah and Kevin a couple?
What a disaster!
Risotto is my favourite dish.
Do you eat fish, for example, salmon?
We go camping together every summer.
You must look after you heart.
Hes my ideal man.
What ingredients do we need to make the cake?
Do you like vegetables?
You need 2 litres of water.
Did you win or lose the match?

More Words to Learn

a bottle of
agree
basket
boat
campsite
card
countable
couple
disaster
dish
for example
go camping
heart
ideal
ingredients
like
litres
lose

/ btl v/
/ri/
/bskt/
/bt/
/kmpsat/
/kd/
/kantbl/
/kpl/
/dzst(r)/
/d/
/f(r) zmpl/
/ kmp/
/ht/
/adil/
/nridints/
/lak/
/litz/
/luz/

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luxury
maybe
missing
moment
more or less
nightlife
(fifty-pound) note
of course
plan
probably
put
ring
(see the) sights

/lkri/
/mebi/
/ms/
/mmnt/
/m(r) (r) ls/
/natlaf/
/(ffti pand) nt/
/v ks/
/pln/
/prbbli/
/pt/
/r/
/(si ) sats/

soon
spaghetti
(Im) sure
surprise
tap
uncountable
voice

/sun/
/speti/
/(am) (r)/
/spraz/
/tp/
/nkantbl/
/vs/

Luxus
vielleicht
fehlend
Moment
mehr oder weniger
Nachtleben
(Fnfzigpfund)schein
natrlich
planen
wahrscheinlich
tun, legen, stellen
Ring
(die) Sehenswrdigkeiten
(besichtigen)
bald
Spaghetti
(Ich bin mir) sicher
berraschung
Hahn
nicht zhlbar
Stimme

My aunt owns a luxury yatch.

Maybe we should stay in.
My keys have gone missing.
Wait a moment.
We have more or less finished.
The city has an exciting nightlife.
Do you have change for a fifty-pound note?
Of course you can come too.
I always plan my workload.
It will probably rain during the holidays.
Put that rubbish in the bin.
What a beautiful engagement ring.
We saw the sights in Paris.

Its cold but at least its not raining.

Does this loaf contain nuts?
I would like ice cream for dessert.
Greg likes to experiment in the kitchen.
We keep fresh vegetables in the fridge.
I love my mums home-made lasagne.
In fact, 70% of our body is water.
Ill have lamb for my main course.
Can I have a glass of mineral water?
Its a myth that we must drink at least two litres of
water a day.
Have you eaten out recently?
My favourite meal is a Sunday roast.
Ben only eats chips with tomato sauce.
I usually have soup for lunch.
Do you prefer starters or deserts?
We lose water when we sweat.
Whats the weather like there?

Come back soon.

Oliver loves spaghetti and meatballs.
Im sure youll have a lovely time.
I wasnt expecting you. What a lovely surprise.
Turn on the hot tap.
Water is an uncountable noun.
Polly has a lovely singing voice.

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at least
contain
dessert
experiment
fresh
home-made
in fact
main course
mineral water
myth

/t list/
/knten/
/dzt/
/kspermnt/
/fre/
/hm med/
/n fkt/
/men ks/
/mnrl wt(r)/
/m/

mindestens
enthalten
Nachspeise
Experiment
frisch
selbst gemacht
eigentlich
Hauptgericht
Mineralwasser
Gercht

recently
roast
sauce
soup
starter
sweat
weather

/risntli/
/rst/
/ss/
/sup/
/stt(r)/
/swet/
/we(r)/

krzlich
im Backofen braten
Soe
Suppe
Vorspeise
schwitzen
Wetter

File 8 More words to learn

abroad
adult
adventure
air conditioning
almost
beer
boring
capital
chef
climate
crime
crowded
dreams

/brd/
/dlt/
/dvent(r)/
/e kndn/
/lmst/
/b(r)/
/br/
/kptl/
/ef/
/klamt/
/kram/
/kradd/
/drimz/

im/ins Ausland
Erwachsene(r)
Abenteuer
Klimaanlage
fast
Bier
langweilig
Hauptstadt
Koch, Kchin
Klima
Verbrechen
berfllt
Trume

Have you ever travelled abroad?

We cater for adults and children.
That holiday was quite an adventure!
Do the hotel rooms have air conditioning?
Come on, were almost there.
Can I order a beer with my meal?
This news programme is really boring.
London is the capital of England.
Gordon Ramsay is a famous chef.
Whats the climate like. Is it hot or cold?
The police are trying to reduce crime in the city.
London is a very crowded city.
I wish my dreams would come true.

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dress
elegant
everywhere
experience
geography
height
imagine
including
(make) jokes
jump
last
Mars
mosquitoes
oxygen
personality
polite
shark
shy
social life
steal
suddenly
surprisingly
the Earth
tiger
weight

/dres/
/elnt/
/evriwe(r)/
/ksprins/
/dirfi/
/hat/
/mdn/
/nklud/
/(mek) dks/
/dmp/
/lst/
/mz/
/mskitz/
/ksdn/
/psnlti/
/plat/
/k/
/a/
/sl laf/
/stil/
/sdnli/
/sprazli/
/ /
/ta(r)/
/wet/

sich anziehen
elegant
berall
Erlebnis
Geographie
Hhe
sich vorstellen
einschlielich
Witze (machen)
springen
letzte(r, s)
Mars
Mcken
Sauerstoff
Persnlichkeit
hflich
Hai
schchtern
Privatleben
stehlen
pltzlich
erstaunlich
die Erde
Tiger
Gewicht

Make sure you dress smartly.

Sandy looks elegant in her new dress.
Ive looked everywhere for my keys.
Our trip around the world was quite an experience.
Matts favourite subjects are geography and history.
Whats the height of the Eiffel Tower?
I cant imagine driving a Ferrari.
It costs 20 euros each including drinks.
Mike is not good at making jokes.
He jumped over the fence.
Where did you go on your last holiday?
Is the Earth hotter than Mars?
Are mosquitoes more dangerous than sharks?
Its hard to breathe when there isnt much oxygen.
Fran has a kind personality.
The staff are friendly and polite.
Are mosquitoes more dangerous than sharks?
Peter is a shy child.
I dont have much of a social life.
Be careful. Someone might steal your purse.
Suddenly it started to rain.
My son is a surprisingly good cook.
Is the Earth hotter than Mars?
The tigers were released into the wild.
She wants to lose weight before the wedding.

aggressiv
Hhe
Rechnung
atmen
vorsichtig
auschecken
bewlkt
hufig
vollstndig
Baumwolle
aufregend
Tiefkhltruhe
grozgig
schlagen
Gepck
regnen
Reservierung
Dach
Meeresspiegel
ernst
unterschreiben
Schnee
elegant
sonnig
ntzlich
windig

He was rude and aggressive.

At this altitude, a golf ball travels further.
Can I have my bill, please?
Its hard to breathe because there isnt much oxygen.
Be careful on the ice!
Mark checked out of the hotel.
Its not cloudy so you can see the stars.
Is the word yes more common than no?
Complete the gaps in the sentences.
My shirt is made of cotton.
Tokyo is an exciting place to visit.
Siberia is colder than a freezer!
It was generous of you to pay.
He hit the ground at speed.
Do you need any help with your luggage?
Its going to rain so take an umbrella.
Do you have a reservation?
The roof is leaking.
La Paz is over 4,000m above sea level.
He is serious about learning to drive.
Please sign your name here.
Theres a lot of snow in Siberia.
Jill wears stylish clothes.
Its a beautiful, sunny day.
Do you have any useful advice?
Its very windy outside.

More words in File 8

aggressive
altitude
bill
breathe
careful
check out
cloudy
common
complete
cotton
exciting
freezer
generous
hit
luggage
rain
reservation
roof
sea level
serious
sign
snow
stylish
sunny
useful
windy

/resv/
/lttjud/
/bl/
/bri/
/kefl/
/tek at/
/kladi/
/kmn/
/kmplit/
/ktn/
/ksat/
/friz(r)/
/denrs/
/ht/
/ld/
/ren/
/rezven/
/ruf/
/si levl/
/sris/
/san/
/sn/
/stal/
/sni/
/jusfl/
/wndi/

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File 9 More words to learn

autograph
back row
based on
bestseller
continent
exactly
jealous
miles
prefer
ring
somewhere
soundtrack
spa
sports event
version

/trf/
/bk r/
/best n/
/bestsel(r)/
/kntnnt/
/zktli/
/dels/
/malz/
/prf(r)/
/r/
/smwe(r)/
/sandtrk/
/sp/
/spts vent/
/vn/

Autogramm
letzte Reihe
basieren auf
Bestseller
Kontinent
genau
eiferschtig
Meilen
vorziehen
anrufen
irgendwo
Filmmusik
Wellness-Suite
Sportveranstaltung
Version

Can I have your autograph?

We watched the film from the back row.
The film is based on a novel.
The novel is a bestseller.
Have you ever been to another continent?
When exactly did Rob go to Florence?
Why are you jealous of her?
Venice is miles away from Rome.
Did you prefer the book or the film?
Jessicas mobile is ringing.
They want to go away somewhere for the weekend.
The film has an excellent soundtrack.
They took her to a spa as a treat.
The cup final is a big sports event.
The film version will soon be released.

Broschre
Spa
antworten
Schweigen

We looked through the holiday brochures.

We had fun at the karaoke bar.
Ill look forward to your reply.
There was a long silence.

More words in File 9

/br(r)/
/fn/
/rpla/
/salns/

A001101

brochure
fun
reply
silence

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