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Unit 1
Sports


athlete (n) athletics (n) basket (n) basketball (n) bat (n)

bike (n) board (n) boot (n) champion (n) changing room (n)

cycling (n) cyclist (n) equipment (n) field (n) football (n)

footballer (n) goalkeeper (n) gym (n) gymnast (n) gymnastics (n)

helmet (n) hockey (n) horse riding (n) match (n) net (n)

outdoors (adv) racing (n) racket (n) rugby (n) sailing (n)

skiing (n) sportsman/woman (n) surfer (n) surfing (n) team (n)

training (n) sail (v) skis (n) sports centre (n) hockey stick (n)

swimming (n) swimming pool (n) table tennis (n) tennis (n) volleyball (n)

windsurfing (n)

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Unit 2
Describing people


friendly (adj) hard-working (adj) independent (adj) intelligent (adj) kind (adj)

self-confident (adj) serious (adj) shy (adj) tidy (adj)

Describing people: appearance


broad-shouldered
average height (adj) blonde (adj) curly (adj) dark (adj)
(adj)

fair hair (adj+n) hair (n) height (n) long (hair) (adj) moustache (n)

shoulder-length
short (adj) slim (adj) tall (adj) wavy (adj)
(adj)

Free time activities

computer game (n) chess (n)


classical/pop/rock
music/jazz (n)
going clubbing (n) ✂ going dancing (n)


going shopping (n)

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Unit 3
Work


artist (n) boss (n) colleague (n) disc jockey (n) engineer (n)

hairdresser (n) housewife (n) journalist (n) mechanic (n) model (n)

photographer (n) receptionist (n) sales person (n) shop assistant (n) tourist (n)

work experience (n) bank guard (n) criminal (n) police officer (n) security officer (n)

shoplifter (n) thief (n)

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Unit 4
Entertainment


available (adj) ballet (n) book (tickets) (v) circus (n) clown (n)

comedy (n) concert (n) dance (n) entertainment (n) event (n)

excitement (n) (music) festival (n) film (n) fun (n) funny (adj)

interval (n) laugh (v) magic (n) musical (n) musician (n)

nightclub (n) performance (n) play (n) refreshments (n) show (n)

what’s on
theatre (n)
(expression)

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Unit 5
Transport


airport (n) backpack (n) bicycle (n) boarding pass (n) bus (n)

car (n) carriage (n) check-in (n) coach (n) (re)confirm (v)

customs (n) departure lounge (n) ferry (n) flight (n) helicopter (n)

lorry (n) luggage (n) motorbike (n) motorway (n) passport control (n)

(aero)plane (n) reservation (n) scooter (n) ship (n) suitcase (n)

tax (n) taxi (n) train (n) tram (n) visa (n)

wing (n)

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Unit 6
School


attend (v) classroom (n) department (n) education (n) evening class (n)

exam (n) hall (n) history (n) laboratory (n) lesson (n)

maths (n) playground (n) primary school (n) science (n) single-sex school (n)

sports ground (n) study (v) subject (n) surname (n) teenager (n)

timetable (n) uniform (n)

Feelings


amused (adj) angry (adj) bored (adj) care about (v) confident (adj)

excited (adj) feeling (n) frightened (adj) miserable (adj) nervous (adj)

proud (adj) tired (adj) worried (adj)

Describing things, situations or people


amusing (adj) boring (adj) exciting (adj) frightening (adj) interesting (adj)

tiring (adj) worrying (adj)

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Unit 7
Towns and buildings


bus/railway station
car park (n) castle (n) cathedral (n) city centre (n)
(n)

shopping centre (n) corner (n) crossroads (n) entrance (n) gardens (n pl)

gate (n) greengrocer (n) hospital (n) library (n) market square (n)

museum (n) newspaper kiosk (n) one-way street (n) pavement (n) pedestrian area (n)

pedestrian crossing
petrol station (n) river (n) roundabout (n) skateboard park (n)
(n)

sports stadium (n) supermarket (n) taxi rank (n) town hall (n) traffic lights (n pl)

tunnel (n) turning (n) wall (n)

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Unit 8
Love and marriage


anniversary (n) church (n) couple (n) get engaged (v) get married (v)

honeymoon (n) be in love (v) present (n) promise (v) registry office (n)

relation (n) ring (n) romantic (adj) wedding (n)

Parties


accept (v) barbecue (n) fireworks (n pl) fizzy (adj) hire (v)

invitation (n) invite (v) juice (n) mess (n) organise (v)

plan (v) refuse (v) rubbish (n) secret (n) throw away (v)

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Unit 9
Parts of the body


ankle (n) brain (n) cheek (n) chest (n) chin (n)

ear (n) elbow (n) eye (n) eyebrow (n) finger (n)

forehead (n) heart (n) knee (n) lip (n) lung (n)

neck (n) nose (n) shoulder (n) stomach (n) throat (n)

thumb (n) toe (n) wrist (n)

Health


antibiotic (n) aspirin (n) backache (n) break (v) complain (v)

contact lens (n) cough (n) cough mixture (n) earache (n) feel sick (v)

glasses (n) headache (n) healthy (adj) hurt (v) move (v)

pain (n) paracetamol (n) sneeze (v) sore (adj) stomach ache (n)

temperature (n) toothache (n)

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Unit 10
Communication


address (n) application form (n) birthday card (n) best wishes (n) brochure (n)

(business/love)
email (n) look forward to (v) postcard (n) Post-it (note) (n)
letter (n)

price list (n) text (message) (n) signature (n) yours sincerely (adv)

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Unit 11
Geography


border (n) coast (n) continent (n) country (n) desert (n)

Earth (n) east (n) equator (n) flag (n) island (n)

lake (n) language (n) moon (n) mountain (range) (n) nationality (n)

North Pole (n) ocean (n) planet (n) south (adj) valley (n)

weather (n) west (adj) world (n)

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Unit 12
Books


beginning (n) biography (n) character (n) cover (n) description (n)

diagram (n) ending (n) fiction (n) hero/heroine (n) horror story (n)

non-fiction (n) novel (n) original (adj) poem (n) review (n)

science fiction (n) series (n) spy story (n) thriller (n) traditional story (n)

translation (n)

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Unit 13
Furniture and houses


accommodation (n) antique (n) armchair (n) basin (n) bathroom (n)

bookshelf (n) carpet (n) central heating (n) chest of drawers (n) clock (n)

cooker (n) cupboard (n) curtain (n) cushion (n) desk (n)

dishwasher (n) drawer (n) flat (n) fridge (n) furniture (n)

hi-fi (n) hook (n) light (n) living room (n) mirror (n)

nail (n) old-fashioned (adj) pillow (n) plastic (n) poster (n)

roof (n) shower (n) sink (n) sofa (n) solar power (n)

stair(s) (n) step (n) toilet (n) towel (n) tower (n)

wall (n) wastepaper basket (n) wooden (adj)

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Unit 14
Clothes


(baseball) cap (n) beads (n) belt (n) collar (n) dress (n)

jogging bottoms
glove (n) hat (n) jeans (n pl) jewellery (n)
(n pl)

material (n) pattern (n) scarf (n) shirt (n) skirt (n)

sleeve (n) sock (n) suit (n) suit (v) sunglasses (n pl)

suit (v) sweater (n) sweatshirt (n) tie (n) trainers (n pl)

trousers (n pl)

Describing clothes


black (adj) blue (adj) bright (adj) brown (adj) colourful (adj)

cool (adj) cotton (adj) (n) dark (adj) dull (adj) fashionable (adj)

flat (adj) green (adj) grey (adj) leather (adj) (n) light (adj)

loose (adj) narrow (adj) orange (adj) patterned (adj) plain (adj)

plastic (adj) (n) pointed (adj) purple (adj) red (adj) shiny (adj)

silk (adj) sleeveless (adj) striped (adj) thick (adj) tight (adj)

white (adj) yellow (adj)

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Unit 15
Adventures


camp (v) cave (n) chance (n) competition (n) competitor (n)

dangerous (adj) dive (v) float (v) funfair (n) instructor (n)

lottery (n) marathon (n) parachute (n) race (n) ride (n)

risk (n) risky (adj) sensible (adj) set off (v) skydiving (n)

strength (n) tent (n)

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Unit 16
Making plans and organising


alphabetical order (n) careless (adj) file (n) go on a diet (v) (in a) hurry (n)

lose your temper (v) manage (v) mess (n) organised (adj) prepare (v)

relax (v) run out of (v) throw away (v) tidy (v) waste time (v)

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Unit 17
Radio and television


act (v) channel (n) dialogue (n) costume drama (n) police drama (n)

documentary (n) episode (n) game show (n) news (n) presenter (n)

children’s programme
sports programme (n) script (n) serial (n) series (n)
(n)

soap (n) summary (n) theme music (n) TV guide (n) weather forecast (n)

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Unit 18
Cinema


action film (n) actor (n) box office (n) camera crew (n) caravan (n)

cartoon (n) comedy (n) costume (n) director (n) dressing room (n)

film crew (n) film star (n) historical film (n) horror film (n) science fiction film (n)

make-up (n) microphone (n) movie (n) musical (n) scene (n)

(lighting/sound)
screen (n) shoot a film (v)
technician (n)

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Unit 19
Families


aunt (n) brother (n) brother-in-law (n) cousin (n) daughter (n)

ex-husband (n) ex-wife (n) family tree (n) father (n) get divorced (v)

grandfather/ grandmother/
grow up (v) half-brother (n) half-sister (n)
grandad (n) grandma (n)

husband (n) jealous (adj) look after (v) mother (n) nephew (n)

niece (n) only child (n) parent (n) relative (n) remarry (v)

sister (n) sister-in-law (n) son (n) spoilt (adj) stepfather (n)

stepmother (n) uncle (n) wife (n)

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Unit 20
Music


band (n) classical (adj) drum (n) drummer (n) flute (n)

hit (n) (musical) instrument (n) jazz (n) keyboard (n) keyboard player (n)

lead/bass guitar (n) guitarist (n) musician (n) pianist (n) piano (n)

play (v) pop (n) rock (n) singer (n) song (n)

sound (v) talent (n) trumpet (n) in tune (expression) violin (n)

violinist (n) voice (n)

Competitions


Congratulations!
decision (n) final (n) judge (n) judge (v)
(exclamation)

Well done!
lose (v) loser (n) (good/bad) luck (n) win (v)
(exclamation)

winner (n)

Adjectives and adverbs


confidently (adv) fast (adj) loudly (adv) perfectly (adv) professionally (adv)

quietly (adv) slowly (adv)

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Unit 21
Telephoning and texting


missed call (n) call (v) call back (v) hang on (v) hang up (v)

(keep/stay) in touch (v) make a phone call (v) mobile (n) (tele)phone (n) (tele)phone (v)

ring (v) silent (adj) switch on/off (v) text (v) top up (v)

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Unit 22
Strange worlds


alien (n) balloon (n) believe (v) believe in (v) button (n)

cloud (n) collect (v) deceive (v) dream (n) examine (v)

explanation (n) land (v) object (n) possibility (n) psychologist (n)

real (adj) scientist (n) search (v) secret (adj) spacecraft (n)

UFO (Unidentified
strange (adj) survey (n) trick (n) (tell the) truth (n)
Flying Object) (n)

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Unit 23
Friends


alone (adj) bossy (adj) chat (n) chat (v) be fed up with (v)

become/make friends
be friends with (v) friendship (n) get on with (v) honest (adj)
with (v)

sense of humour (n) introduce (v) meet (v) (not) mind (v) miss (v)

support (a football
rude (adj) share (v) supporter (n) trust (v)
team) (v)

be someone’s type (v) upset (v)

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Unit 24
Inventions


build (v) demonstrate (v) battery (n) factory (n) inventor (n)

machine (n) metal (n) operate (v) produce (v) program (v)

replace (v) round (adj) square (n) square (adj) stone (n)

wood (n)

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Unit 25
Shopping


bargain (n) bring back (v) browse (v) catalogue (n) check-out (n)


counter (n) deliver (v) fit (v) fitting room (n) in stock (adv)

shopping mall (n) match (v) online (adj) price (n) product (n)

queue (n) receipt (n) refund (n) self-service (adj) serve (a customer) (v)

size (n) (market) stall (n) try something on (v) wallet (n)

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Unit 26
Persuading


advert(isement) (n) advertise (v) change (your) mind (v) encourage (v) influence (v)


It’s none of your
inform (v) logo (n) persuade (v) prevent (v)
business. (expression)

promise (v) recommend (v) slogan (n) suggest (v) take notice of (v)

warn (v)

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Unit 27
The environment


air-conditioning (n) clean up (v) cool (v) cut down (v) damage (v)

destroy (v) forest (n) heat (v) home-made (adj) human being (n)

local (adj) pollution (n) repair (v) responsibility (n) rubbish (n)

turn the heating


save (v) society (n) spoil (v) take care (v)
up/down (v)

volunteer (n) volunteer (v)

Journeys


depart (v) departure (n) destination (n) express coach (n) fare (n)

petrol (n) route (n) stop (n) tour (n) tour (v)

traveller (n) trip (n)

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Unit 28
Celebrities


autograph (n) bodyguard (n) chef (n) designer (n) stage (n)


famous (adj) fan mail (n) in public (adv) personal trainer (n) personal assistant (n)

rich (adj) star (n) (personal) stylist (n) up-to-date (adj) cooked (adj)

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Unit 29
Eating meals


main course (n) cup (n) dessert (n) dish (n) eat in (v)


fast food (n) flavour (n) fork (n) hungry (adj) knife (n)

loaf (n) menu (n) order (v) packet (n) picnic (n)

plate (n) portion (n) raw (adj) salad (n) service (n)

slice (n) sparkling (drink) (adj) still (drink) (adj) spicy (adj) spoon (n)

starter (n) take away (v) taste (v) thirsty (adj) tip (n)

vegetarian (n) waiter/waitress (n)

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Unit 30
Teenagers


childish (adj) cool (adj) embarrassing (adj) embarrassed (adj) go out with (v)

gorgeous (adj) guy (n) haircut (n) joke (n) notice (v)

smart (adj) spoil (v) the class idiot (n) whistle (v)

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