Booth Thomas English For Everyone English Vocabulary Builder

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ENGLISH
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ENGLISH VOCABULARY BUILDER
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Author
Thomas Booth worked for 10 years as an English-language
teacher in Poland and Russia. He now lives in England, where
he works as an editor and English-language materials writer,
notably of course books and vocabulary textbooks.
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Contents
Kayla Dugger, Jenny
Senior Editor Laura Sandford
Project Editor Thomas Booth
Senior Art Editors Amy Child, Anna Hall How to use this book 8
Art Editors Raymond Bryant, Michelle Staples,
Jemma Westing
Illustrators Edward Byrne, Michael Parkin, Gus Scott
Project Manager Christine Stroyan
Jacket Designer Surabhi Wadhwa GETTING STARTED
Jacket Editor Claire Gell
Jacket Design Development Manager Sophia MTT 01 Countries and nationalities 10
Producer, Pre-production Gillian Reid
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Publisher Andrew Macintyre
Art Director Karen Self
Publishing Director Jonathan Metcalf 02 Numbers 14
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Chores and cleaning 50 Studying 102
Tools and gardening 54 Speaking a foreign language 106
Moving and renting 58 Communication and beliefs 110
Crime and the law 114
PEOPLE
The body 62
FOOD AND DRINK
Clothes 66 and snacks

Meat, fish, dairy, 118
Accessories and beauty products 70 Fruit and nuts 122
Appearance 74
Vegetables 126
Personality traits 78
Bread, desserts, and condiments 130
Feelings and moods 82 and

Drinking eating 134
Family tree 86
Eating in and eating out 138
Family and relationships 90
WORK
Baby equipment and toys 94 Jobs 142
Education 98 Working conditions 146
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Industries and departments 150 Camping and cycling 202
Office equipment 154 Beach 206
THE ENVIRONMENT
Working 162 Weather and climate 210
Meeting and presenting 166 Geographical features 214
Work and business idioms 170 Environmental concerns 218
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ANIMALS
Workplace skills and abilities 178 Pets and farm animals 222
Wild animals 226
TRAVEL
Transportation and travel 182 Birds and bugs 230
Driving a car 186

Fish, whales, and sea creatures 234
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ACTIVITIES
Travel and accommodation 194 Free time activities 238
Travel and tourism 198 Abilities and actions 242
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AROUND TOWN
Sports 246
Around town 294
Soccer 250
Shopping 298
Sports equipment and venues 254
At the supermarket 302
ARTS AND THE MEDIA Urban life 306
Books and reading 258
Music 262 SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
Technology and gadgets 310
Movies and plays 266
Technology and the future 314
TV 270
Science 318
Media and celebrity 274
Answers 322
HEALTH Word list 340
Sickness 278 Acknowledgments 360
69 Medicine and treatment 282
70 Healthy eating 286
71 Fitness and well-being 290
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Countries and nationalities
1.1 COUNTRIES
Netherlands Czech Republic Poland
Canada
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1.2 NATIONALITIES
US American
Russia Mongolia
Canada Canadian
South Korea
Mexico Mexican
Brazil Brazilian
Argentina Argentinian
UK British
France French
Russia Russian
Spain Spanish
Portugal Portuguese
Poland Polish
Greece Greek
Turkey Turkish
Egypt Egyptian
China Chinese
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82,043 eighty-two thousand and forty-three
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Time expressions
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Daily routines
DAILY ROUTINES
to take / have to take / have

to wake up a shower a bath
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make-up
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to brush your
teeth to wash your face to brush your hair to make the bed
to have / eat to do the

breakfast housework to leave the house to go to work to go to school
to catch the train to catch the bus to drive to arrive late to start work
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to have a break to have / eat lunch to finish work to leave work to work overtime
to go home to buy groceries to cook dinner to have /eat dinner to clear the table
to check to have/ drink tea to do / wash

the radio to watch TV your emails or coffee the dishes
to call a friend /
to walk the dog newspaper with friends to go to a cafe your family
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to put the to take out the trash to feed the
children to bed (US)/rubbish (UK) dog/ cat to go to bed
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to go to school to wash the dishes to arrive late
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Describing things: facts
COLORS (US) / COLOURS (UK)
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blue purple pink white grey (UK)
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5.2 MATERIALS
plastic wood paper wool leather
metal glass fabric denim silk
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5.3 ADJECTIVES
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loud thin thick short
quiet
tight loose near far
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6.1 OPINION ADJECTIVES
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Sharing information
7.1 CONTACT DETAILS
first name house number
title middle name last name street address
Mr. Robert Thomas Johnson 80 Elm Drive
Birmingham, AL state
(617) 555-5351 rob.johnson@webmail.net
03337
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cell phone number (US) zip code (US)

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job title
Director
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7.3 FORMS OF COMMUNICATION
mail (US)
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Mr. Robert Thomas Johnson 80 Elm Drive
Birmingham, AL
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Common English idioms
8.1 COMMON ENGLISH IDIOMS
Tamsin got cold feet about giving a Susan is feeling under the weather
presentation to the sales team. today. I think she should go home.
to get cold feet to feel under the weather
[to have a sudden loss of confidence] [to feel unwell, sick, or il ]
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heels
and
in
Rachel
love with
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to lend a hand on the ball

[to help someone with something]
1 1 [alert, knowledgeable, or competent]
1 heard on the grapevine that Neil Hamid is working against the clock
and Amina are getting married. ^#t# to finish his report this week.
to hear something the grapevine against the clock
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[to hear information or news [under time pressure

through gossip or rumor]
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Miriam is a teacher's pet. She always If you cut corners to finish a project
arrives early and works very hard. on time, the quality will suffer.
a teacher's pet to cut corners
[someone who seeks and gets approval [to do something the easiest or shortest
from a person in a position of authority] way, at the expense of high standards]
You can't believe all her stories. I have to face the music and tell Julia
Take them with a pinch of salt. that I broke her new vase.
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think her reaction was over the top. at Sunita's party last night.
over the top to let your hair down
[an overreaction or a lack of restraint] [to let yourself go or relax]
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I'm planning a surprise party for Joe.
I haven't really won the lottery. Don't let the cat out of the bag.
I was just pulling your leg.
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let
tell
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someone
bag
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0 Susan is feeling under the weather today. 1 think she should go home. ?
In i Susan is feeling out of the weather today. 1 think she should go home. ?
O ^ 1 have to take the music and tell Julia that 1 broke her new vase. ?
1) 1 have to face the music and tell Julia that 1 broke her new vase. ?
MATCH THE PICTURES TO THE CORRECT SENTENCES
•v
•JQ Hamid is working against the clock to finish his report this week.
I
Leo has a heart of gold. He always helps his grandma with her shopping.
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She arrives early and works very hard.
Miriam is a teacher's pet. always
°$4 I didn't mean to offend Luisa, but I think her reaction was over the top.
o You two really let your hair down at Sunita's party last night.
•«r I don't know who to vote for yet. I'm stil on the fence.
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8.4 FILL IN THE GAPS, PUTTING THE WORDS IN THE CORRECT ORDER
grapevine the that on
ow the qmpcv'mc that b
the~) ( hit ] [ the ) on You've nail
O You're so right aboutjim. He's really lazy! head.
of cat the let out
Q I'm planning a surprise party for joe. Don't t the
pinch j them of with Take
Q You can't believe all her stories. salt.
cut to
Oif finish a project on time, the quality will suffer.
D 8.5
IN THE
LISTEN
ORDER
TO THE
YOU
AUDIO,
HEAR THEM
THEN NUMBER THE SENTENCES
Q V*
J I
I haven't really won the lottery. I was just pulling your leg. ?
Ben and Rachel are head over heels in love with each other. fl
W
• I'm for house while I'm vacation. ?
A looking someone to keep an eye on my on
0 Dylan is being so naughty today! He's a pain in the neck. ?
I have to face the music and tell Julia that I broke her new vase.
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Around the house
HOMES, ROOMS, AND FURNITURE
yard (US)
S attic garden (UK)
balcony
jp ns
B JB
bDO
apartment
[ j"
IOD
block (US)
upstairs
stairs
basement
block of flats (UK) downstairs
bedroom wardrobe
1 chest
dresser
of drawers
(US)
(UK)
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bedside table cushion

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rug dining room
nr rrma-
raimrirn
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nrmtaij
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table
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chair
nnmimrii'
[®mmn
bookcase desk
study
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bathtub (US)
bathroom shower towel toilet bath (UK)
it
stove (US)
kitchen cooker (UK) sink
refrigerator/ cabinet (US) trash

fcan (US)
fridge dishwasher cupboard (UK) bin (UK)
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r**=i 9.2 MATCH THE PICTURES 9.3 CIRCLE THE WORD THAT DOES
TO THE CORRECT WORDS NOT BELONG IN EACH LIST
shower toilet
^stairs J
o armchair couch cabinet
o light bed lamp
o table upstairs attic
o bookcase roof desk
o lawn yard kitchen
bedroom
o sink window door
o study bedroom lamp
o towel living room bathtub
9.4 LOOK AT THE PICTURE AND

dresser (US)
i WRITE THE CORRECT WORD FOR
c h est of d rawe rs (U K)
EACH LABEL
attic
fT
shower
o window
trash can (US)

bin (UK)
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09.5 YOU
LISTEN
HEAR
TO THE
THEM
AUDIO, THEN NUMBER THE PICTURES IN THE ORDER
nriTi
mum
lit ? i rprn
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1ml
on ©? on on on
V y
9.6 LOOK AT THE PICTURES BELOW, THEN WRITE THE NAME OF EACH
OBJECT UNDER THE CORRECT ROOM
V.
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Kitchen implements and toiletries
10.1 KITCHEN IMPLEMENTS
f cutting
B board (US) ?
grater peeler whisk chopping board (UK) kitchen knife
V l\
I can opener (US)
scissors tin opener (UK) bottle opener corkscrew wooden spoon
/
/ K ’TP
spatula ladle toaster microwave kettle
By
dinnerware (US)
crockery (UK) plate bowl cup mug
silverware (US)
cutlery (UK) fork spoon chopsticks
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10.2 TOILETRIES AND BATHROOM EQUIPMENT
shampoo conditioner moisturizer
wok colander
/ foam shower
razor shaving gel
blender rolling pin

10.4 MARK THE BEGINNING AND END OF EACH WORD IN THE CHAIN
OF LETTERS, THEN WRITE THE WORDS YOU FIND
a rn / e 1 e r C, S C u
o
o /
o >
o <3 O
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10.5
UNDER
WRITE
EACH
THE CORRECT
PICTURE
WORD
010.6 MARK
EACH
LISTEN
THE
WORD
TO THE
CORRECT
YOU
AUDIO
PICTURE
HEAR
AND
FOR
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Chores and cleaning
11.1 HOUSEHOLD CHORES
the
to clean
windows to the floor
Jk to
the
vacuum
mop carpet
?*.» (1
n to take out the to clean up (US) to go to the to dean
to dust trash (US) / rubbish (UK) to tidy (UK) store (US) / shops (U K) the bathroom
to load the
to set the table to clear the table to do the dishes to dry the dishes dishwasher
to unload the
dishwasher to do the laundry to hang clothes to do the ironing
to change to water
to make the bed the sheets the plants to wash the car to feed the pets
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11.2 LAUNDRY AND CLEANING
? 888QO L
machine
w basket
clothes line
line
(US)
washing laundry laundry detergent washing (UK)
drying clip (US)

peg (UK) iron ironing board mop
dishwashing liquid (US)

washing up liquid (UK) scouring pad sponge cloth duster
polish bleach vacuum cleaner dustpan
garbage bag (US)

brush broom recycling bin bin liner (UK) rubber gloves
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11.3 FIND EIGHT MORE WORDS IN THE GRID THAT MATCH THE PICTURES
T D C H A B R D C S P
E U V M Q U K U V T 0
K S D 0 M C S S D A L
F T 1 P T K R T 1 P 1
U E B C X E D P B L S
Or R 0 0 m) T Y A D E H
R M z L 0 L A N Z R 0
E E T j D B R U s H T
S C 0 U R 1 N G p A D
T C L 0 T H W T A C A
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r**=i 11.5 MATCH THE EXPRESSIONS TO 11.6 LISTEN TO THE AUDIO AND
THE CORRECT PICTURES WRITE THE EXPRESSION THAT IS
SHOWN IN EACH PICTURE
• A
to water the plants
\ if*
© H n Cl vacuum cleaner
to do the ironing ^ ?
i
to go to the
store (US) / shops (UK)
OK
to do the laundry
HI
to feed the pets
o 11.7 COMPLETE THE EXPRESSION
FOR EACH PICTURE, FILLING
IN THE MISSING LETTERS
o to dry the dishes
J_ j_ o_ J_ _n_ _g_ b o a r d
G _
o njp co e In
0 SMr j b e_ o^ e_j_
Q to clean the bathroom
O w b
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o If o ^3 I o
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Tools and gardening
12.1 TOOLS AND HOME IMPROVEMENT
\ an vise V'N
(US)
tape measure hammer vice (UK) file
\
hacksaw saw screwdriver
% o nut
I I \ *Y
bolt screw nail drill ax (US) / axe (UK)
(Jl
H N %
wrench (US)
Q
i
pliers monkey wrench spanner (UK) jigsaw hex/ Allen keys
vS !
| ©
spirit
level
^
level
(US)
©
(UK)
|
paint paintbrush
A T roller
yf1 plane
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12.3 HOME IMPROVEMENT VERBS GARDENING VERBS
If •
9* n
~rr
ETC
to paint to paint a to plaster to mow to do the

the house room the walls the lawn weeding
rn_ a, n 'h
to tile the to fit a to put up
bathroom carpet shelves to plant bulbs to prune trees
> o ° Q
| if
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to make to unclog/ to change to trim to water
curtains unblock the sink a lightbulb a hedge the flowers
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MARK THE CORRECT VERB FOR THE ACTIVITY IN EACH PICTURE
to tile the bathroom to mow the lawn ? to put up shelves ? to make curtains ?
to unblock the sink ? to plant bulbs ? to prune trees ? to fit a carpet ?
to fit a carpet
DJ to trim a hedge ? to change a
lightbulb ? to mow the lawn ?
*
/tv.,
o n o n n o i ^ oagho
® ?
to prune trees ? to make curtains ? to plaster the walls ? to fit a carpet ?

to water the flowers ? to plaster the walls ? to paint the house ? to do the weeding ?
to do the weeding ? to paint a room ? to put up shelves ? to trim a hedge ?
WRITE THE CORRECT WORD UNDER EACH PICTURE
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YOU
TO THE
HEAR
f 1 u
¥ n l, ©
“
© i \ ^
on on 0/ o on on on
o
y on
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on o
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Moving and renting
13.1 ACCOMMODATION, MOVING, AND RENTING
m.
apartments (US) duplex (US) row (US) / terraced ranch house (US)
flats (U K) semi-detached (UK) detached houses houses (UK) bungalow (UK)
cottage furnished unfurnished open-plan parking space
realtor (US) moving truck (US)

estate agent (UK) removal van (UK) boxes
rent bills agreement (UK) landlord
to view a house to pack to unpack to move in to move out
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13.2 USEFUL EXPRESSIONS
I had to pay my landlord the equivalent of My new landlord wants a reference

one month's rent as a deposit. from my previous landlord.
a deposit a reference
[money that a tenant pays to a landlord [a letter describing your character
before moving into a property] and ability to pay your rent]
We had a house-warming party to The rent for my new apartment

celebrate buying our new apartment. is $500, including utilities.
a house-warming party including utilities

[an informal party that you give after [the rent covers the bil s such as
moving into a new house or apartment] electricity, water, and gas]
Real estate is in high demand, We live in an attractive residential

so prices are increasing. area with lots of parks.
real estate (US) / property (UK) a residential area
[houses and apartments that are for sale [a part of town where most buildings
or rented out] are houses or apartments]
My roommate never does

The local stores sell a wide the dishes.
selection of food and drinks.
a roommate (US) / housemate (UK)
local [a person you share your house
[belonging to the area where you live] or apartment with]
We gave notice to our landlord two

We have a roomer who lives months before moving out
in our spare bedroom.
a
[a
roomer
person who
(US)
pays
/ a
to
lodger
live in your
(UK)
house]
to
[to
you
give
announce
wish
notice
to move
to your
out]
landlord that
MA
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13.3 LOOK AT THE PICTURE CLUES AND WRITE THE ANSWERS IN THE
'k.
013.4 NUMBER
ORDER
LISTEN
YOU
THE
TO THE
PICTURES
HEAR
AUDIO,
THEM
IN
THEN
THE S13.5 EACH
MISSING
COMPLETE
PICTURE,
LETTERS
THE
FILLING
WORD
IN
FOR
THE
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13.6 MATCH THE DEFINITIONS TO THE CORRECT PHRASES
a letter describing character and

your ability
to pay rent
houses and apartments that are for sale or
rented out
a part of town where most buildings are houses

a deposit
or apartments
Q belonging to the area where you live including utilities
money that a tenant pays to a landlord before

real estate (US) / property (UK)
moving into a property
the rent covers the bil s such as electricity, water,

local
and gas
13.7 CROSS OUT THE INCORRECT WORD IN EACH SENTENCE
I had to pay my landlord the equivalent of one month's rent as a deposit /.netiee:
O We had a house-heating / house-warming party to celebrate buying our new apartment.
©iPggg We have a landlord / roomer who lives in our spare bedroom.
© My roommate / deposit never does the dishes.
We took / gave notice to our landlord two months before moving out.
" -
We live in an attractive residence / residential area with lots of parks.
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The body
14.1 PARTS OF THE BODY
forehead
ear
face
eye
chin
eyebrow
§ chest
eyelashes
waist
nose stomach
A
hip
nostrils
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thumb
mouth
finger
lips
knee
teeth
shin
tooth toe
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14.2 VERBS
to smile to frown to grin to laugh to cry
to cough to sigh to lick to suck
<o> <o>
to hold c? <o C?>

to breathe your breath to wink to blink to blush
.
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to perspire to shiver
^ to snore
^
to sneeze
f
to wave
»—w
to clap to shrug to bow

XX to nod
to
your
shake
head
V.
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THE PANEL FOR EACH LABEL
\
f
chest
waist
toe
shoulder
hip
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thigh
head
knee
chin
finger
foot
shin
neck
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v h.
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14.5 MARK THE CORRECT VERB FOR THE ACTIVITY IN EACH PICTURE
/f' Ak
to laugh
% n .11
to grin ? to shiver ?
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to bow
n ? to yawn
to cry ? to wave ? to sneeze ? to shrug ? to frown U
to blush ? to clap ? to blink ? to wink ? to cry ?
V V
l#t
to blush ? to lick ? to smile ? to wink ?

to breathe ? to shiver ? to blink ? to sigh ? to suck C
to sneeze ? to clap ? to frown to snore ? to nod ?
V.
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LISTEN
YOU
TO THE
HEAR
on
^1 $
on
"A*-
r •
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Clothes
pants (US)
trousers (UK) jeans jacket raincoat socks
zipper (US) hood

zip (UK)
pajamas (US)
pyjamas (UK)
pocket
panties (US)
knickers (UK) coat
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15.2 VERBS
a
AN Eli to suit K fii
bathrobe/ to wear (someone) to fit to put on
dressing gown
n A
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t /•tv ST
to do up / to undo/ to change/
to take off fasten unfasten to get changed
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V.
DESCRIBING CLOTHES AND STYLES
jockey
pants
shorts
(UK)
(US)
& • •
A
woolen (US)
leather woollen (UK)
pantyhose
tights
n (UK)
(US) polka
spotted
dot (US)
(UK) striped
checkered
checked
(US)
(UK)
n
leggings denim
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S15.4 UNDER
WRITE
CORRECT WORD
EACH
THE
PICTURE
E15.5 THE
LOOK
CORRECT
AT THE
WORD
PICTURE
FOR
AND
EACH
WRITE
LABEL
V J
B15,6 THE
REWRITE
SPELLINGS
THE WORDS, CORRECTING
tye
denem
siut
lethe
soks t-shert
V. J V. J
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15.7 LISTEN TO THE AUDIO, THEN NUMBER THE PICTURES IN THE ORDER
YOU HEAR THEM
on
k
on on on
on ©n
»
on on
4
on
15.8 FIND EIGHT MORE WORDS FOR DESCRIBING CLOTHES IN THE GRID
THAT MATCH THE PICTURES
((C H E C K E R E d)s C
T W V P Q H K V T 0
A 0 D E N 1 M M
Q
D R T «?
P 0 1 N T E R T 1 1 T
L L B P L A 1 N Z P 0
E E D 1 H T U A D E N
A N Z L 0 L A 0 Z D 0
T A s D C E B Q T Z T
H Q T K P R D M E S X
E M A S T T Z T M 1 A
R T P R A E s X A L 0 II
P 0 L K A D o T Q K Q
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Accessories and beauty products
16.1 ACCESSORIES
f\
purse (US) backpack/ jewelry (US)
handbag (UK) briefcase rucksack (UK) jewellery (UK)
pin (US)
bracelet earrings ring brooch badge (UK)
cufflinks watch handkerchief bow tie

y umbrella
hair
0 band (US) wallet (US)
Alice band (UK) glasses sunglasses wallet purse (UK)
V.
16.2 SHOES
zipper (US)
high heels
V sandals
boots slippers flip-flops
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16.3 MAKE-UP AND BEAUTY PRODUCTS
J
lipstick foundation
f\
i
mascara
1 blush
blusher
(US)
(UK)
|
eyeliner
%
1
eyeshadow hair dye hair gel hair spray nail
i
polish
6
perfume aftershave moisturizer hairbrush
\ comb
V
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E16.5 DOES
CIRCLE
NOT BELONG
THE WORD
IN
THAT
EACH LIST
sandals high heels

f eyeliner
o earrings necklace shoes
o mascara belt blush
o hair band boots sneakers
o hat cap eyeliner
o handkerchief hairbrush comb
o laces scarf buckle
o moisturizer perfume umbrella
016.6 YOU
LISTEN
HEAR
TO THE
THEM
on on
f\ on on on on
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MATCH THE PICTURES 16.8 REWRITE THE WORDS,
TO THE CORRECT WORDS CORRECTING THE SPELLINGS
gsa
breislet O broach
bracelet
V J
nail polish
0 earings O umbrela
bow tie
purse (US)
O
handbag (UK)
4
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O combe O parfume
1
hat
V J
r\
O sunglases o neklace
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Appearance
17.1 HAIR
n A •
ulder-lenpth
shoulder-length
t r
longhair short hair hair bald straight hair
r
wavy hair
n
curly hair frizzy hair ponytail black hair
gray hair (US)

brown hair blond hair red hair grey hair (UK) facial hair
1 i
mustache (US)
y
beard goatee moustache (UK) stubble sideburns
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VERBS
ti to have/get your to
n tie your
L1
to style your hair hair cut hair back to shave to grow your hair
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r*T=i 17.5 MATCH THE WORDS TO 17.6 WRITE THE CORRECT WORDS
THE CORRECT PICTURES UNDER EACH PICTURE
casual
I :*J.
P V
0 ponytail freckles
V y
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0 beautiful
gray
grey
hair
hair
(US)
(UK)
I
0 goatee
r
©
A
.
wrinkles
0 handsome
0 hazel
©
l
mustache (US)
moustache (UK)
t*
©
0 dark skin
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17.7 LISTEN TO THE AUDIO AND WRITE THE WORD THAT IS SHOWN
IN EACH PICTURE
MARK THE CORRECT PICTURE FOR EACH WORD
O shoulder-length hair
young <*>
l
on
•* V*
on on on on
j
{j brown hair O short
on on on
t
on
t
on
K
on
amorous O brown
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a
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Personality traits
18.1 DESCRIBING PERSONALITY
Wv w
^qO'
n in m
friendly unfriendly talkative enthusiastic serious
assertive
I critical
1 M caring
R
sensitive
tJ insensitive
r reasonable
§P'/ni
unreasonable
W tfc kind unkind
itifc
secretive
ft • .9 CD
t
9
9
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mature immature cautious generous mean
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A
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brave
h a ir n<« R
funny patient impatient lazy
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M
laid-back optimistic
SI
passionate
n
polite
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F I I 1
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rude
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shy intelligent nervous
A,
4M i ir 1
tin
selfish eccentric calm confident honest
& f- = ^ .^v" TifiTr

n BJ i I I\
dishonest supportive reliable unreliable talented
Q o
at
arrogant
rr n
considerate
u impulsive
in
approachable
Jn
ah'
unapproachable
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E18.2 DOES
CIRCLE
NOT BELONG
THE WORD
IN EACH
THAT
LIST
calm laid-back
impulsive^)
o shy assertive nervous
G rude caring supportive
© friendly impatient approachable
O unreliable generous kind
O confident outgoing lazy
O considerate selfish mean
O dishonest talented unreliable
o mean rude approachable
o funny insensitive sil y
M »
tr
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O
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018.5 MARK
EACH
LISTEN
THE
WORD
TO THE
CORRECT
YOU
AUDIO
PICTURE
HEAR
AND
FOR E18.6 AND
LOOK
WRITE
CORRECT
AT THE
THE
PLACES
PICTURE
ANSWERS
ON THE
CLUES
IN
GRID
THE
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tit ??
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Feelings and moods
19.1 FEELINGS AND MOODS
calm relaxed pleased cheerful happy
1 o
ecstatic amused
delighted grateful lucky
interested curious intrigued surprised shocked
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excited thrilled amazed confident proud
unhappy upset miserable

f rtf
depressed
V
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lonely disappointed unimpressed unenthusiastic disgusted
9 ^ &
angry / mad (US)

n
furious
f
frustrated
i
annoyed
i
I *4*
irritated
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m
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terrified worried
n A
anxious
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tired
f
exhausted
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t
serious
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r*T=i 19.4 CIRCLE THE WORD THAT rm 19.5 WRITE THE WORDS FROM
DOES NOT BELONG IN EACH LIST THE PANEL NEXT TO THEIR
OPPOSITES
unhappy f amused J miserable

relaxed stressed
O disgusted happy cheerful
o unhappy
O angry furious grateful
G bored
0 amazed unimpressed unenthusiastic
0 confident
O calm scared relaxed
O anxious
0 frightened terrified interested
0 cheerful
O disappointed curious intrigued
© happy pleased depressed 0 disappointed
0 tired annoyed exhausted serious
O bored thrilled excited
O anxious worried proud stressed- amused interested

proud
© relaxed irritated annoyed nervous miserable happy calm
O happy miserable ecstatic
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20.1 JAMAL'S FAMILY
•
ft? A A
m
fl
T n i
uncle mother / father / dad aunt
mom (US)
mum (UK)
ft ft II § 4
I I i I n
cousin sister-in-law wife M cousin cousin
....
JAMAL
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20.2 DEBBIE'S FAMILY 20.3 ANA'S FAMILY
A
f t
husband
t grandparents
grandfather grandmother
DEBBIE
t
children t ifif n
daughter son
parents
grandchildren
I t If «
granddaughter grandson brother
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•
£
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baby
r?
toddler
f
I
girl
It
boy
ifif
teenagers
n ft adults
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20.5 ROGER'S FAMILY 20.6 LOGAN'S FAMILY
•
• £
M § *
Jl
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stepmother / father / dad
sister brother
step mom (US)
ROGER (UK)
stepmum
&i
•
If
niece
A
I If &n
nephew stepsister stepbrother
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Family and relationships
Sadie takes after her mother.

Caroline looks up to both kind.
They are very
her eldest brother.
to take after someone
to look up to someone
[to have characteristics
[to have respect and admiration for someone] of a parent or relative]
We're bringing up our children A

to work hard at school. I hope my grandson will
grow up to enjoy books.
to bring up someone / ^
bring someone up t S* to grow up
[to care for a child and teach them how to behave] [to develop from a child to an adult]
with her boss. My siblings are always m

Jo gets along
falling out with each other.
to get along / get on
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with
[to have
someone
good
a relationship
to
[to
fall
stop
out
being
with
friends
someone
with someone,
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with someone] often after an argument] 1
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I fell in love with him while We broke up because I

we were backpacking in India. didn't love him any more.
to fall in love with someone to break up with someone
[to begin to love someone] [to end a romantic relationship]
They stopped working together lastISL

drifted I made friends with Miguel
year,
to drift
so they have apart.
^ ^ after he moved to my town.
apart
[to slowly become less friendly to make friends with someone
or close to someone] [to become friendly with a person]
\
We've been close friends since Everyone says how much my
we shared an apartment. /<< wife and I have in common.
a close friend to have something in common
[a friend who you know very well] [to share an interest or opinion]
My cousin gave birth to My sisters and I all have curly

a baby boy last year. hair. It runs in the family.
to give birth to someone to run in the family
[to have a child] [to be a common feature of a family]
We see eye to eye about Jared was really friendly, and I clicked
most important issues. with him immediately.
to see eye to eye with someone to click with someone
[to agree with or have similar opinions [to like someone quickly
to someone] and easily]
We often bump into Mary I always put my foot down

at the local store. if my son is naughty.
to
[to
bump
meet someone
into someone
unexpectedly]
to
[to
put
be strict
your
about
foot down
something]
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I love playing with my grandson.
I stick up for my friends if I think the world of him.
people to them.
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to stick up for someone [to have a high opinion

&
very
[to speak out in support of someone] of someone]
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I always put my foot i>pVfmV Q My cousin had / made / gave

down if my is
birth to a baby boy last year.
son naughty.
I stick up / in / through for

Caroline sees / looks / takes
o o my friends if people are mean
up to her eldest brother.
to them.
Sadie takes onto / after / into I made / took / put friends

her mother. They are both e with Miguel after he moved
kind. to my town.
very
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21.4 LISTEN TO THE AUDIO, THEN NUMBER THE SENTENCES
IN THE ORDER YOU HEAR THEM
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© ^ ' h°Pe my granclson will grow up to enjoy books. ?
My sisters and I all have curly hair. It runs in the family. ?

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0
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©
Everyone how much my wife and I have in ?

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We see eyes to eyes about most important issues.
Wt see
eye to eye about most important Issues.
C Jo takes along with her boss.
€ We've been near friends since we shared an apartment.
0 I love playing with my grandson. I think the earth of him.
0 We broke in because I didn't love him any more.
Q My siblings are always falling apart with each other.
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Baby equipment and toys
22.1 EQUIPMENT AND CLOTHES
mobile
5m
diaper (US)
nappy (UK)
crib (US)
(UK)
cot
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high
H chair
pacifier (US) stroller (US) baby carriage (US)

dummy (UK) buggy (UK) pram (UK) bottle wet wipe
Moses basket stair gate baby monitor romper suit
snowsuit booties babygro(UK)

T rattle
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22.2 TOYS AND GAMES
stuffed animal (US) • •

soft toy (UK) doll board game playing cards
doll's house (UK) bricks ball spinning top yo-yo
jump rope (US)

skipping rope (UK) jigsaw puzzle train set puppet
sandpit (UK)
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r*T=i 22.3 MATCH THE WORDS TO THE 22.4 LISTEN TO THE AUDIO,
CORRECT PICTURES THEN NUMBER THE PICTURES
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booties T
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Education
23.1 SUBJECTS
English history geography science
+ +
X —
math (US)
biology physics chemistry maths (UK) medicine
economics studies engineering architecture
n music drama
design and information physical veterinary

technology technology education medicine geology
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23.2 STUDYING AND EXAMS (NOUNS)
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textbook thesis lecture test qualification (UK)
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to study a to review (US)
subject to revise (UK) to sit an exam to pass to fail to resit
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23.4 MARK THE CORRECT PICTURE FOR EACH WORD
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UNDER EACH PICTURE
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Studying
Rowena is taking a year off before ^ Matt enrolled in a computer

she starts college. Cj science course last month.
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to take a year off (US) / take a year out (UK) n to enroll in (US) / enrol on (UK) '
[to have a year away from education or work] ;y.' [to register to start something]
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Many undergraduates live in a Amira is studying for a graduate •
dormitory in their first year of college. degree in chemistry. T
an undergraduate graduate (US) / postgraduate (UK)

[someone studying for a [study carried out following graduation
first degree at college or university] from a first degree]
When Gavin was a freshman, he was n I have to write five essays this semester,
very nervous about starting college. so I'm doing lots of research.
a freshman (US) / fresher (UK)
!* a semester (US) / term (UK)
[a student in their first at [a period of time in academic calendar,
I
year an
college or university] during which classes are held]
Millie's parents were really proud

when she I expect my students to attend
got a degree. ^
classes every week.
to get a degree
[to be awarded a diploma / qualification to attend classes
after college or university] [to go to lessons or lectures]
in
Emma took her driving test last week, It's important to give students regular
and she passed. feedback on their work.
to take a test / take an exam to give someone feedback

[to answer questions or perform on something
actions to show how much you [to provide comments and advice on
know about something] how somebody is doing something]
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Tyson is working all day to meet the Boris almost missed the deadline
deadline for his essay. for his research project. -p-
to meet a deadline to miss a deadline
[to finish something within a given time] [to fail to finish something within a given time] e]
I like continuous assessment Chris passed his final college

more than just taking final exams. exams with flying colors.
continuous assessment to pass with flying
[grading based on work done colors (US) / colours (UK)
over a long period] [to perform excellently on a test]
I've finished the first draft of my I'd like to and contrast

you compare
essay, but I'm sure that I'l have to these two pictures.
make lots of changes to it. ^*11 r- to and contrast
compare
a first draft [to consider and describe the similarities
[a first, rough version of a piece of written work] and differences between things]
if
Their views on teaching a class There is a clear distinction between
are polar opposites. these two experiments.
polar opposites a clear distinction
[completely different] [an obvious difference]
Kate and Helen take strikingly Practicing for her class presentation
different after-school classes. made a world of difference. ^
strikingly different a world of difference

[surprisingly not alike] [a significant level of difference]
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24.2 MARK THE SENTENCES THAT ARE CORRECT
Tyson is working all day to meet the deadline for his essay. 0"
Tyson is working all day to reach the deadline for his essay.
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Rowena is taking a year off before she starts college. ?
Rowena is taking a year away before she starts college. ?
Practicing for her class presentation made a mountain of difference. ?

Practicing for her class presentation made a world of difference. ?
o I expect my students to appear in classes every week. ?

I expect my students to attend classes every week. ?
o Their views on
teaching a class are polar opposites. ?
Their views on teaching a class are Arctic opposites. ?
Q M Chris passed his final college exams with burning colors. ?

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Chris passed his final college exams with flying colors. ?
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FILL IN THE GAPS USING THE WORDS IN THE PANEL
Kate and Helen take strikingly different after-school classes.
o When Gavin was a ,

he was very nervous about starting college.
0 There is a between these two experiments.
0 Emma last week, and she passed.
O It's important to give students on their work.
O Amira is studying for a in chemistry.
O Boris almost for his research project.
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freshman took her driving test graduate degree clear distinction
missed the deadline regular feedback —strikingly different—

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24.4 WRITE THE CORRECT PHRASE NEXT TO ITS DEFINITION
I | ^
to fail to finish something within a given time to miss a dmdline,
/
for first
~
0 someone studying a degree at college or university
0 a first, rough version of a piece of written work =
0 a student in their first year at college or university n
0 grading based on work done over a long period =
0 to perform excellently on a test
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024.5 EACH
LISTEN
PICTURE
TO THE AUDIO AND COMPLETE THE SENTENCES THAT DESCRIBE
Millie's parents were

0 Matt
S really
got
proud
a, dtgrtc
when
.
she a
last
computer
month.
science course
I like
O I'd like you to
more than just
these two pictures.
taking final exams.
0 I've finished the

O Many
of my essay, but
live in a dormitory in their
I'm sure that I'l have to make
first year of college.
lots of changes to it.
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Speaking a foreign language
I speak conversational German, Maria's strong accent is

but my grammar is awful. impossible to understand.
conversational an accent
[language that is not technically perfect, [the way in which people from a
but clear enough for basic communication] country or region pronounce a word]
uncle is fluent in five Juan finds the pronunciation

My .
different of the word "squirrel"

languages.
fluent in impossible.
[able to use a language easily, pronunciation
without making many mistakes] [the way a specific word is spoken]
r* *
I was taught French by a native Dan's spoken Mandarin isn't bad, but he
speaker from Marseilles. needs to improve his grammar.
native
a speaker r , grammar | •:
[a person who speaks a language [the way in which you make

their first from
language] words]
H
as sentences separate
n
My wife is bilingual; she Ibought a dictionary to improve

speaks English and Japanese. my Spanish vocabulary. A \
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bilingual vocabulary JH gg*
[able to speak two languages fluently] [the set of words that make up a language]
n IT
Zara's Portuguese is a bit rusty. Watching French TV helps you
She hasn't spoken it in years. improve your listening skil s.
rusty listening
[not as fluent in a language [the ability to understand
as you used to be] spoken language]
V
The best way to improve your speaking The language barrier stopped
skil s is to talk to native speakers. ^ me from talking to Wen.
speaking the language barrier

[the ability to communicate [dif iculty communicating with someone
using spoken language] who speaks another language]
Looking at American websites can After few weeks in

only a living Italy,
help you improve your English I was able to make myself understood.
reading skills.
to make yourself understood
reading [to be able to express basic information
[the ability to understand written materials] and ideas to people]
I understand some Hebrew, but Although Pedro has a
find the strong accent, he does

writing impossible.
writing
speak accurately.
[the ability
using written
to communicate
words]
rtf to
[to speak
speak accurately
without making mistakes]
English acts as a lingua franca for

the at the conference. Living in Cairo, I managed
people
to pick up Arabic quickly.
a lingua franca
[a shared language that allows people from to pick something up quickly
various countries to understand each other] [to be able to learn something in little time]
The translation of the contract I have a good ear for languages.

was full of mistakes. I learned Swahili in six months.
a translation to have a good ear for languages
[a piece of writing that has been changed [to be able to understand languages
I
from one language to another] without dif iculty]
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i-11 Living in Cairo, I managed to pickprr/ up Arabic quickly.

n m
o After only a few weeks living in o 1

My uncle is fluent of / in five
Italy, I was able to make / take different languages.
myself understood. n
I have good / for I speak conversational /

O a ear nose
languages. I learned Swahili conversing German, but

in six months. my grammar is awful.
o o Juan finds the pronounce /

The language wall / barrier I#** pronunciation of the word
stopped me from talking to Wen.
"squirrel" impossible.
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25.3 WRITE THE CORRECT EXPRESSION NEXT TO ITS DEFINITION
the way in which you make sentences from separate words cjmmwuir
O the way people from a country or region pronounce a word
O able to speak two languages fluently
O a person who speaks a language as their first language
Q the ability to communicate using spoken language
Q to speak without making mistakes
Q the set of words that make up a language
O able to use a language easily, without making many mistakes
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your improve reading English

Looking at American websites can help vou improve your English reading skil s.
speaker by from native
O I was taught French Marseilles.
as .
for
) a
( franca ] [ acts )( lingua
O English .
the people at the conference.
writing ) ( the find but
Q I understand some Hebrew, .
impossible.
accent, he
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speak ] ?
strong ] ,
does
O Although Pedro has. .

accurately.
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LISTEN
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TO THE
YOU
AUDIO,
HEAR THEM
O The translation of the contract Maria's strong accent is
was full of mistakes. impossible to understand.
? ?
o I bought a dictionary to improve My wife is bilingual; she
my Spanish vocabulary. speaks English andjapanese.

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0 Watching French TV helps you G The best way to improve your

improve your listening skil s. speaking skil s is to talk to
? native speakers.
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Communication and beliefs
told white lie and said Tara is dropping a hint that

Jenna a
she liked suit. she would like new shoes

Barry's new
for her birthday.
to tell a white lie
[to say something that is not true to to drop a hint
avoid upsetting someone] [to say something indirectly]
Farah started a rumor that Kerry

stole a car. other people's relationships.
to start / spread a rumor (US) to gossip
to start / spread a rumour (UK) [to talk about other people,
[to say things that may not be true] often in a negative way]
We have a sneaking suspicion that Tim Do you really

won't come to the party with us. believe in ghosts?
to have a sneaking suspicion .
to believe in something
[to have an idea about [to think that something exists
something with little evidence] or is true]
I have never lost my keys.

Knock on wood! Make a wish when you
cut your birthday cake!
to knock on wood (US)
to touch wood (UK) to make a wish
[to wish for good luck, or avoid bad luck] [to hope for something to happen]
I have serious misgivings about You shouldn't be a tattletale at school.

accepting this job offer. a tattletale (US) / telltale (UK)
to have serious misgivings / doubts [somebody who tells an authority
[to have a strong feeling that something figure when another person has done
is not right] something wrong]
I often find out about new products I really enjoy reading fairy tales
by word of mouth. to my grandchildren.
word of mouth fairy tale
§4
a
[information or news transmitted [a traditional story with magic,

by people telling other people] usually written for children]
I don't think the park is haunted. To some people, a black cat is a good
That's just an urban myth. omen; to others, a bad omen.
urban
^
an myth a good / bad omen
[a modern story that is untrue, [a positive / negative sign about

but believed by many] something that will happen]
I've never played this game, so

It was such a stroke of luck I'm for luck.
hoping beginner's
to win that new car.
beginner's luck
a stroke of luck [good fortune the first
[a single piece of good fortune] time you do something]
That book about Chinese

Anyone can win this folklore
game. was really interesting.
It's a game of pure luck.
folklore
pure luck [stories, sayings, and traditions
[good fortune with no skil involved] from a certain area or culture]
Rosa has an unshakable belief

He has a very old-fashioned in the importance of
set of beliefs. being kind.
a set of beliefs an unshakable belief

[a group of values] [a firm and unchangeable conviction]
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about have misgivings serious
1 kcive serious misqivivuis (\bont acceptingP 5

this J iob offer.
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ghosts in believe really

C Do you
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tales my reading to fairy
O 1 really enjoy grandchildren
a that suspicion have sneaking
Q We Tim won't come to the party with us.
rumor a started
O Farah that Kerry stole a car.
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V
It was such a stroke /.sti4ke-/-stekeof luck to win that new car.
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Tara is falling / throwing / dropping a hint that she would like new shoes for her birthday.
Jenna told a clean / white / kind lie and said she liked Barry's new suit.
I've never played this game, so I'm hoping for beginner's / starter's / opener's luck.
He has a very old-fashioned set / collection / box of beliefs.
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26.4 WRITE THE CORRECT PHRASE NEXT TO ITS DEFINITION, FILLING IN THE
MISSING LETTERS
wish for avoid bad luck t o k n w

to good luck, or
JL_ m
_a_ w h
O to hope for something to happen _
0 good fortune with no skil involved u

r_ J k_
_a _u b m h
0 a modern story that is untrue, but believed by many
O stories, sayings, and traditions from a certain area or culture J_ | o
0 to talk about other people, often in a negative way J__ _g_ S
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LISTEN
PICTURE
Rosa has an unskrtkdbLc

© You shouldn't be a
belief jn the
at school.
importance of being kind.
I often find out about new C To some people, a black cat
products . is a ; to others,
a .
0 Anyone can win this game. € Martin loves
It's a
game of , about other people's
relationships.
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Crime and the law
pickpocketing vandalism graffiti fraud hacking
hooliganism drug dealing smuggling speeding bribery
27.2 PUNISHMENT AND THE LAW
police law court judge lawyer jury
trial witness fine prison criminal record
V
Austin served a sentence

The burglar wouldn't admit he of two years before he was
had committed a crime. released from prison.

to commit a crime to serve a sentence
[to break the law] [to spend time in prison]
The police officer arrested

Tina for It's a police officer's job to m? *
shoplifting.
to arrest somebody
enforce the law. A
irfc
the of the law take to enforce the law 1
V
[to use power to
and question somebody] [to make people obey a rule or a law]
r
After discussing all the evidence, The recent crime wave in my
the jury reached a verdict. home town is very worrying.
to reach a verdict a crime wave
[to come to a decision about [a lot of crimes happening suddenly

somebody's guilt or innocence] in the same area]
The jury found Colin

of theft. Street crime, such as mugging,
guilty car
can be a problem in our cities.
to find somebody (not) guilty
[to decide official y that someone street crime
has (not) broken the law] [crime committed in a public place]
Paula was sentenced to 100 hours

of service. Andre is trained to deal with
community
white-collar crime, such as fraud.
to sentence somebody to something
[to decide on a punishment in white-collar crime
accordance with the law] [financial, nonviolent crime]
V.
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S27.4 UNDER
WRITE
EACH
THE CORRECT
PICTURE
WORD
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MATCH THE
CORRECT
PICTURES
WORDS
judge
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v, y
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TO THE
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Street crime, such as

mugging, can be a problem in our cities.
Street criminal, such as mugging, can be a problem in our cities. ?
The recent crime wave in my home town is very worrying. ?

The recent crime flood in my home town is very worrying. ?
The jury revealed Colin guilty of car theft. ?
The jury found Colin guilty of car theft. ?
The burglar wouldn't admit he had performed a crime. ?

The burglar wouldn't admit he had committed a crime. ?
After discussing all the evidence, the jury reached a verdict. ?
After discussing all the evidence, the jury touched a verdict. ?
Q It's a police officer's job to enforce the law. ?

It's a police officer's job to cause the law. ?
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27.8 FILL IN THE GAPS USING THE WORDS IN THE PANEL
Austin served a scvdty&e, of two years before he was released from prison.
O The police officer Tina for shoplifting.
Q It's a police officer's job to the law.
Q ,
such as mugging, can be a problem in our cities.
O Paula was to 100 hours of community service.
Q Andre is trained to deal with ,

such as fraud.
A,
enforce white-collar crime Street crime arrested sentenced sentence-
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Meat, fish, dairy, and snacks
28.1 MEAT
meat pork
lamb beef
28.2 FISH AND SEAFOOD
fish salmon lobster
shrimp/
prawn
mackerel sardines mussel
crab
cod sushi seafood platter
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28.3 DAIRY
lmilk cheese butter margarine yogurt
egg white
yolk
cream fried scrambled shell A •

egg eggs
omelet (US)
poached egg omelette (UK) cottage cheese boiled egg
28.4 FAST FOOD AND LIGHT SNACKS
fries (US)
burger chips (UK) hot dog kebab pizza
chips (US)
wrap soup sandwich salad crisps (UK)
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28.5 LOOK AT THE PICTURES BELOW, THEN WRITE THE ANSWERS UNDER THE
CORRECT HEADING
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T A M A C K E R E L
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28.7 MATCH THE PICTURES 28.8 LISTEN TO THE AUDIO, THEN
TO THE CORRECT WORDS NUMBER THE PICTURES IN THE
ORDER YOU HEAR THEM
sandwich
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O .vi- scrambled eggs on
cottage cheese
/
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O
&
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chips
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Fruit and nuts
29.1 FRUIT
apple orange banana strawberries mango
pineapple lemon melon raspberries

A peach
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pear grapes
9# mandarin
flMHg
grapefruit lime
nectarine apricot plum cherries blackberries
gap.
blueberries cranberries blackcurrants watermelon papaya
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guava starfruit
pomegranate kiwi fruit

f
redcurrants gooseberries quince
29.2 NUTS AND DRIED FRUIT
raisin
peanut
golden raisin (US)

sultana (UK)
pistachio
walnut currant
hazelnut
cashew nut
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B29.4 WORD
LOOK
FOR
AT THE
EACH
PICTURE
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avocados
beans
zucchini (US)
courgettes (UK)
mushrooms
peppers
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pasta spaghetti rice noodles dumplings
cookie
biscuit
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31.2 FLAVORINGS AND CONDIMENTS
sugar
ginger jam marmalade honey mayonnaise
chili flakes (US)

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basil mint
soy
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cilantro
coriander
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to peel to slice to grate to pour to mix
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to cut to mince
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fast food chef waiter waitress
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appetizer (US) entree (US) dessert / fixed menu (US)

starter (U K) main course (UK) pudding (UK) buffet set menu (UK)
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35.1 EMPLOYMENT 35.2 VERBS
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company headquarters to work part-time to work full-time
to work from
employer employee manager home to work shifts
to have a day off to retire
assistant intern apprentice to get fired to earn
annual vacation to go on
(US) /leave (UK) nine-to-five job client to call in sick maternity leave
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35.3 PAY AND CONDITIONS
Benefits include gym membership

The store pays its staff and health insurance.
an hourly rate of $15. benefits
an hourly rate [extras given to employees in
[an amount of money paid per hour] addition to their usual pay]
Our profits are up, so your wages

My new job is much more
interesting, will increase by $100 per week.
but I had to take a pay cut. iimiiimumuiii
November
wages
a pay cut [an amount of money paid
[a reduction in pay] per week or month]
My boss is really pleased with I'm looking for a

job with a salary
my work, so I'm hoping to get of at least $25,000.
a raise next year. a salary
raise / rise [a fixed, regular payment, often
a (US) a pay (UK)
expressed as an annual sum]
[an increase in pay] f— —r
My bonus this year was $1,000, I got a promotion after working for the
so I'm going to go on vacation. company for only six months.
a bonus a promotion
[money added to a person's salary [a new job at the same company that is
as a reward for good performance] more senior or better paid]
I had to find a newjob last year

We will pay overtime to all staff who because I was laid off.
are wil ing to work weekends.
to be laid off (US) / made redundant (UK)
overtime V* *
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[additional pay for extra hours worked] longer necessary]
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pleased with my work, o
so I'm hoping to get include membership
gym
a mist next year. and health insurance.
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d The store pays its staff
year was $1,000, so I'm going
an of $15.
to go on vacation.
O We will pay O I had to find a new job

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work weekends.
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a of at after working for the company
least $25,000. for only six months.
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Industries and departments
36.1 INDUSTRIES
catering/food construction
agriculture /
farming energy
finance fishing hospitality journalism manufacturing
advertising mining engineering pharmaceutical property (UK)
recycling shipping tourism transportation aerospace
V.
36.2 DEPARTMENTS
Administration Production
[deals with organization and internal [ensures that all manufacturing

and external communication] stages run smoothly]
Research and Purchasing

Development (R&D) [buys goods and raw materials
[researches and develops for manufacturers and
future products for a company] other companies]
Human Resources (HR) Sales
[deals with employee relations [sells products to buyers

and matters such as hiring staf ] and outside markets]
Accounts / Finance Facilities / Office Services
[deals with money matters, from [carries out cleaning, maintenance, and
paying bil s to projecting sales] building operation services]
Marketing Legal
[promotes products for [ensures that all contracts and
companies to the market] company activities are legal]
Information Technology (IT)

Public Relations (PR) [sets up and maintains all
[presents and maintains a positive technological systems

public image for a company] in an organization]
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ensures that all manufacturing stages run smoothly frodvictiovi
deals with employee relations and matters such as hiring staff
deals with money matters, from paying bil s to projecting sales
ensures that all contracts and company activities are legal

deals with organization and internal and external communication
presents and maintains a positive public image for a company
sells products to buyers and outside markets
promotes products for companies to the market
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Office equipment
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37.2 EQUIPMENT
photocopier telephone / phone printer projector shredder
cell
0
phone (US) 9
scanner computer laptop mobile phone (UK) headset
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37.3 STATIONERY
mnmmmuum
JUNE
X ?x. X X. X X X
X X X
planner (US)
letter envelope calendar diary (UK) clipboard
hole punch stapler staples pencil sharpener
/ adhesive
pencil pen highlighter tape notepad
eraser (US)
paper clips rubber (UK)
# ? thumbtack
f (US)
sticky notes rubber bands binder clip drawing pin (UK) scissors
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Money and finance
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bil s (US) wallet (US)
notes (UK) coins wallet purse (UK) credit card
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debit card ATM bank bank statement online banking
cash register (US)

mobile banking receipt currency til (UK) invoice
to withdraw
interest rate money to transfer money to save
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38.2 FINANCE
If we can't sell more products

Our income fell after we will into debt.
we
get
lost an important client.
to get into debt
income [to get into a situation where
[money coming into a business] you owe people money]
We have a large marketing budget, so We've made a loss because we
there's no excuse for poor sales. haven't sold any pineapples.

a budget to make a loss
[the amount of money that is [to lose money by spending more
available to spend on something] than you earn]
The bank charges $10 per The exchange rate has made trips to some
month for overdrafts. countries more expensive.

an overdraft the exchange rate £ €
[extra money the bank allows you [the amount of one currency that you
to spend] get when you change it for another] $.¥
We have to sell these cars if The store has gone out of business because
we're going to break even. most people download movies now.
to break even to go out of business

[to earn just enough to cover the [to no longer be able to exist
costs of producing a product] as a business]
The expenditure on these laptops was
but work We might lose our jobs because

huge, now we can
from home. of the economic downturn.
expenditure / outlay an economic downturn

[an amount of money spent] [a major decline in economic activity]
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receipt B'' currency ? online banking ? bank loan ? credit card ?
PIN ? mortgage ? cash machine ? stock exchange ? bank ?
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interest rate ? bank statement ? to change money ? mobile banking ? stock exchange ?
bil s ? receipt ? currency ? bank loan PIN ?
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mobile banking ? wallet ? mortgage ? coins ?
credit card ? invoice L stock exchange U credit card L invoice ?
cash register ? coins bank ? cash register bil s ?
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We've made a lose because we haven't sold any pineapples. ?
Ohbh The store has gone out for business because most people download movies now.
The store has gone out of business because most people download movies now.
The bank charges $10 per month for underdrafts.

The bank charges $10 per month for overdrafts.
© The exchange rate has made trips to some countries more expensive.
The exchange rata has made trips to some countries more expensive.
If we can't sell more products, we will get into debit.
If we can't sell more products, we will get into debt.
© pTTTl Our income fell after we lost an important client.

Our incomings fell after we lost an important client.
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Working
I don't work a nine-to-five job It's very important to create a
because I have two young children. positive working environment.

a nine-to-five a working environment
[a job with regular hours] [the conditions in which you work]
All our employees are fully trained Elena's chosen career path
and have hands-on experience. involves a lot of travel.
hands-on experience a career path
[knowledge and skil gained through [progression within a profession,
doing something yourself] in a job, or through a series of jobs]
Bruno's career took off after he I have held a position in

won an important new client. management for five years.
to take off to hold a position
[to suddenly become more successful] [to have a job]
My boss started working here at Lucas has been stuck in a
the bottom of the career ladder. dead-end job for two years.
the bottom of the career ladder a dead-end job
[a position with the lowest level [a position without many
of responsibility or pay] prospects for promotion]
Some of the factory workers were

Gavin was fired because he was caught laid off after fell.
our profits
stealing from the warehouse.
to be laid off/
to be fired made redundant (UK)
[to be forced to leave your job [to lose your job because the company
for doing something wrong] can no longer give you work]
V.
I'm stepping down from this job I need to tackle this problem
because I need more training. head-on or it will get worse.
to step down to tackle something head-on

[to stop doing a job voluntarily] [to deal with something directly]
We've set our sights on winning If they don't stop arguing, they'l never
more industry awards. ^ > get ahead in this company.

to set your sights on
something to get ahead
[to aim to achieve a particular goal] [to make more progress than others]
We've taken on three new employees

for the months. Can I call you back later?
busy summer
I'm snowed under right now.
to take someone on /
to take on someone snowed under
[to employ someone] [very busy with too much work]
People who work in childcare

have their hands full all Don't disturb Harry today! He's
day.
up to his eyeballs with work.
to have your hands full
[to be busy with a task or up to your eyeballs /ears (UK)
many tasks] [extremely busy]
Clive always goes the extra mile Working well with clients involves
to deliver our products on time. a lot of give and take.
to go the extra mile give and take
[to do more than you are required to do] [compromise]
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© to employ someone t t s o
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create a positive in childcare
Marking environment all day.
J
All our employees are Q We've
t©
fully trained and have winning more
industry awards.
© Gavin © I need to
because he was caught or it will
stealing from the warehouse. get worse.
(T £ © Bruno's career Q Working well with clients
after he involves a lot of
won an important new client.
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position held in a
I have held position, in, management for five years.
of career the at bottom the
O My boss started working here ladder.
~
^
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O Lucas has been for two years.
job ] (~ five -to- nme
Q 1 don't work because I have two young children.
job down stepping this from
O I'm because 1 need more training.
i 0 0.
Don't disturb Harry today! He's up to his eyeballs /jiese with work.
0 Elena's chosen career path / route involves a lot of travel.
O Can I call you back later? I'm rained / snowed under right now.
Q •
Clive always goes the extra inch / mile to deliver our products on time.
O . M Some of the factory workers were laid off/ up after our

profits fell.
165
Meeting and presenting
Emir is giving a presentation

Carla will attend the team meeting on his team's latest research.
tomorrow afternoon.
to give a presentation
to attend a meeting [to present a formal talk
[to go to a meeting] to an audience]
Our poor sales figures will Stefan is on vacation and will I

be on the agenda today. be absent from this meeting.
on the agenda absent
[included in a list of things to discuss] [not present]
rnjfln
We're having a conference call with Deepak has been promoted, so now
our clients in Japan this morning. he's on the board of directors.

a conference call the board of directors JL
[a telephone call with a number [a group of people who manage
of people at the same time] a business or organization]
Let me see a show of hands. How

of with We reached a unanimous
many you agree my proposal?
agreement on the budget
a show of hands
[a vote made by raising hands in a unanimous agreement
the air to show agreement] [when everyone agrees]
Cameron is going to take minutes

I'l talk through the report during our finance meeting.
and then I'l take questions. to take minutes
to take questions [to write a record of what is said
[to answer questions] during a meeting]
V.
166
We easily reached a consensus
the best To sum up, sales of our older

on poster design.
products have fallen this year.
to reach a consensus
m
[to to to sum
about
come
an issue]
an agreement
ML [to give a
up
brief summary]
? V
We've gone through the agenda. Ellen has reviewed the minutes
Is there any other business? from our meeting last week.
any other business (AOB) to review the minutes

[any matter discussed in a meeting [to look again at the written record
that is not on the agenda] of a past meeting]
The main objective of this meeting Let's wrap up this meeting.

is to discuss product ideas. <r It's almost one o'clock.
the main objective to wrap up

[the primary aim] [to conclude or finish something]
I'm sorry to interrupt, but your

client is waiting in reception.
This is my strategy for selling
to interrupt
more products overseas.
[to disturb a meeting or say
a strategy something before someone
[a plan for achieving a particular goal] else has finished speaking]
There were three clear action points

from We can't discuss the new computer
arising today's meeting.
system because we've run out of time.
action points
f
[proposals for specific to run out of time
action to be taken] [to have no time left for something]
40.2 MATCH THE PICTURES TO THE CORRECT SENTENCES
We easily reached a consensus on the best poster design.
I'm sorry to interrupt, but your client is waiting in reception.
1 Our poor sales figures will be on the agenda today.
mf Stefan is on vacation and will be absent from this meeting.
D 40.3
IN THE
LISTEN
ORDER
TO THE
YOU
AUDIO,
HEAR THEM
o itft Let me see a show of hands. How many of you agree with my proposal? Q
O We reached a unanimous agreement on the budget. Q
The main objective of this meeting is to discuss product ideas. fl
Let's wrap up this meeting. It's almost one o'clock. ?
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Cameron is going to take minutes during our finance meeting. ?
168
plan for to sum

a
achieving a particular goal up
O included in list of discuss to attend a meeting

a things to
o to give a brief summary a

strategy
© to to to reach a consensus
go a meeting
© the primary aim on the agenda
o to come to an agreement about an issue to give a presentation
o not present the main objective
o to have no time left for something absent
© to present a formal talk to an audience action points
© proposals for specific action to be taken to run out of time
Emir is taking a presentation on his team's latest research. ?

Emir is giving a presentation on his team's latest research. 0"
To sum up, sales of our older products have fallen this year. ?
*4 To add up, sales of our older products have fallen this year. ?
© ?j&j Stefan is on vacation and will be absence from this meeting. ?

T!2Jf!n Stefan is on vacation and will be absent from this meeting. ?
?
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I'l
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talk
through
through
the
the
report
report
and
and
then
then
I'l
I'l
hear
take
questions.
questions. ?
?
off Our
Our
poor
poor
sales
sales
figures
figures
will
will be
be on
in the
the agenda
agenda
today.
today. ?
Let's tie up this meeting. It's almost one o'clock. ?
Let's wrap up this meeting. It's almost one o'clock. ?
V.
169
TA
Work and business idioms
41.1 WORKPLACE IDIOMS
The store was closed for remodeling, This product will never sell. We're
but it's business as usual now. ==
throwing money down the drain.

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business as usual to throw money down the drain
[the normal daily routine at a company] [to waste money]
t mi
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The client loves our cars and we've
Health and safety in the warehouse agreed on a great price. It's a win-win
involves a lot of red tape. situation.
red tape a win-win situation
[administration,
or rules and regulations]
paperwork, [a situation
negative
with
outcome]
no
s!fodr
n w
You need to think outside the box

We're in the red after losing with
to come up good designs.
three of our clients this year. to think outside the box
in the red [to think about something
[owing money or making a loss] in an original way]
This is the best deal we can offer.

The ball is in court now. This client will never be satisfied because
your
he keeps moving the goalposts.
the ball is in your court
[it is your turn to do to move the goalposts

or say something] [to change the desired end result]
Let's get down to business.

Let's get the ball rolling. What do I have leave 5 o'clock.
to by ©
you all think of this logo design? to get down to business
the ball • flk-aa
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[to start work on something
[to start something]
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that needs doing]
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41.2 BUSINESS IDIOMS
We're really ahead of the game We don't know the exact costs,
with these great new products. but here's a ballpark figure.
estimate
ahead of the game
' —
a ballpark figure
[ahead of your competitors [a rough estimate] SUW*-15000L'**>
in a certain field]
Fl total?
Great! We re all on the same page about

this They've cornered the market with
marketing campaign.
their new range of sports shoes.
on the same
page
[in agreement to corner the market
about something] [to dominate a particular market]
This is a difficult job. Make sure you do We expected a change of pace after
everything by the book. we received several large orders.
to do something by the book a change of pace
[to do something strictly according [an increase or decrease in speed
to the rules] from what is normal]
If/
Could I touch base with you for a
this We're losing money, so we need

quick update on project?
a game plan for increasing sales.
to touch base
[to talk to someone briefly in order a game plan
to catch up or get an update] [a strategy worked out beforehand]
Rohit clinched the deal after offering

the clients a discount. I'm so busy today. Please tell
me the facts in a nutshell.
to clinch the deal
[to confirm or settle an in a nutshell
agreement or contract] [simply and quickly]
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The store was closed for remodeling, but it’s business like usual now.
The, store, wets closed for rcwio deling, but it’s business as hsuaI no iV.
O This is a difficult job. Make sure you do everything by the instructions.
0 Great! We're all on the same chapter about this marketing campaign.
O This client will never be satisfied because he keeps moving the net.
Q Health and safety in the warehouse involves a lot of red papers.
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1 m so
busy today. Please tell me
/
throwing money down the drain.
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change of pace <1 market with their new range of shoes.
'
^ the facts
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< in a nutshell.
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< after we received several large orders.
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O You need to think outside the box to come up with good designs.
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tht The client loves our cars and we've agreed on a great price. It's a win-win situation.
Health and safety in the warehouse involves a lot of red tape.
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Applying for a job
42.1 RESUME HEADINGS
Adriana Pires
Minneapolis MN 55401
275 Main Street,
•
612
addi123@pires456.com
job ad (US) / advert (UK)
PERSONAL STATEM track record
,
a proven
r Midwestern Region.
in the
application form
CAREER SUMMARY
industry,
•WOrkl"? inr o' hospitality
expedence^n service.
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customer
and'handl-on
portfolio
•
BAhaTourism and Hospitality
•
Minor in Spanish
KEY SKILLS c„,mch and English

reservation systems
•. pS^ntTn ITUSeTne.uding most typos o'
cover letter (US)
covering letter (UK)
scuba diving
tookhig traveling, paragliding
references
Available upon request
resume (US)
CV (UK) recruitment agency
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42.2 VERBS
to apply for a job to fil out a form interview to manage to negotiate
I have a proven track record am proficient in all major types

in the catering industry. :>f accounting software.
a proven track record proficient in
[a long list of achievements] [highly skilled at something]
As an ex-car salesman, I have a* All our staff are fully

* JL
service-oriented background trained in first aid.
service-oriented
lot of with
>M\ trained
how
in
do
[having a contact customers] [taught to something]
I have an in-depth knowledge I am responsible for six

of hair-coloring techniques. other staff members.
an in-depth knowledge responsible for
[an expert understanding of something] [having control over someone or something]
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PANEL FOR EACH LABEL
Adriana Pires
Minneapolis. MM 55401
275 Main Street,
•
612-5
addi125@pires456.com Career summary
pptrcfiM/%1. stattwieyd_ track
Key skil s
for the Best Hotel Reception,st

Won an award
Region. Personal statement
in the Midwestern
Deluxe Cite
Hotel ?
Present
FRONT DESK MANAGER Interests
in customers
and hands-on experience
References
•
BA in Tourism
and Hospitality
•
Minor in Spanish
Professional
achievements
reservation systems
Education
scuba diving
Cooking, traveling, paragliding,
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organized accurate creative honest
practical professional adaptable ambitious calm
confident punctual reliable customer-focused independent
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organization IT / computing administration problem-solving data analysis
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ferry
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ttfc passengers
/iAu
pedestrian to ride a bike to ride a horse
platform ticket to walk to hitchhike
taxi stand (US) to give someone a
taxi rank (UK) to catch a train to miss a train ride (US)/lift (UK)
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Driving a car
45.1 DRIVING VOCABULARY
driver's license 1 -
gas station (US)

(US)/licence (UK) insurance seatbelt petrol station (UK) engine
turn signal (US) @ Ifi: 13 gasoline (US)

indicator (UK) steering wheel fuel petrol (UK) diesel
auto repair shop flat tire (US)

(US)/garage (UK) flat tyre (UK) wipers
trunk (US)
boot (UK) hood (US) / bonnet (UK)
pedestrian
crossing
headlight
wheel
traffic lights
45.2 VERBS
i T T
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rol loo®0^—D1 -oC->

o“u
r0"O1
parking attendant speed camera to park to set off to check the oil
! ?o— _rJ Hta I-o’

to check the tires
parking meter wheel clamp to fil up (US)/tyres (UK) to service the car
T~ $Sf
(w) (*>)
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to signal (US)
parking ticket car wash to indicate (UK) to brake to slow down
WO1
to pick
t to drop
limit road to speed up someone up someone off
speed sign
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parking lot (US) to have a car ro to pass (US)

trafficjam car park (UK) accident to break down to overtake (UK)
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headlight parking meter parking lot station

o gas
o
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o driver's license gas station car wash
0 wheel wipers tire
© to set off to speed up to slow down
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f m
flfA
to fil up
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driver's license ? parking lot ? to pick someone up ?
to pass ? traffic lights ? headlight ? to check the oil ?
to brake parking ticket pedestrian crossing ? to pass ?
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flat tire ? road sign ? to park ? speed limit ?

parking attendant ? parking attendant ? to set off ? carwash ?
wheel clamp mechanic ? to brake ? insurance ?
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Maps and directions
46.1 MAPS AND DIRECTIONS
0 1 2 3 4 5
scale
roadmap (US)
streetmap (UK)
1000m
130km 1.6km
meter (US) kilometer (US)
distance metre (UK) kilometre (UK) mile
+
intersection (US)
crossroads (UK) street
freeway (US)
bend in the road junction turning (UK) main road motorway (U K)
V
190
46.2 PREPOSITIONS OF PLACE 46.3 VERBS
one-way
D street to go/turn left to
r
go / turn right
sidewalk (US) across from (US) to go straight ahead to stop at
pavement (UK) opposite (UK) (US)/on (UK) (the hotel)
flnfa
hard
shoulder
shoulder
(US)
between the
to go
restaurant)
past (the
t
to take
first left
the
(UK) on corner
to take
t the
footpath behind in front of second right
pedestrianized to plan
street your route to ask directions
V.
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SPELLINGS
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signpost
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dksJs
tHt
f* 1.6km
O bloc 0 meil
130km
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CORRECT
PICTURES
VERBS 046.8 MARK
FOR
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EACH
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a
to go/turn right
J
on GD
J
to read a
map
\
f
O on on on
o to go / turn left
V. /
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to go straight
(US)/on (UK)
ahead
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second right
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to ask directions
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BTravel and accommodation
47.1 GOING ON VACATION (US) / HOLIDAY (UK)
passport
yy suitcase
ni
luggage guidebook phrasebook
one-way ticket return (UK) ticket direct flight window seat boarding pass
departure gate
t
passport
t
control
walking vacation
(US) / holiday (UK) all-inclusive guided tour
V,
47.2 VERBS
to go on a vacation to book a vacation to land at the

(US) / holiday (UK) (US)/holiday (UK) to pack your bags to board a plane airport
wnjTlisn«^| f.
to go on an
to be delayed to go sightseeing to go abroad to go on a cruise excursion
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47.3 WHERE TO STAY
I I I I 2 B El 2
2 B H 2
2 n n 2
2 k n a
cm b n m
h i m j I 1
IPS
hotel apartment hostel guesthouse villa
©O0
front desk (US)

reception (UK) single room double room
en-suite
twin beds dorm bathroom (UK) safe
M
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laundry service room with a view no vacancies vacancies bed and breakfast
47.4 VERBS
to make a
reservation to rent a cottage to stay in a hotel to check in to check out
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195
to make a reservation to check in
to check out to stay in a hotel
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:
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to go on a cruise 0" to go on an excursion ? to book a vacation ? villa ?
to pack your bags ? direct flight ? bed and breakfast ? dorm ?
to rent a cottage ? to make a reservation ? guided tour ? phrasebook ?
luggage ?
.o
room service
II
IH
? one-way ticket ? hostel ?
all-inclusive ? vacancies ? boarding pass ? single room ?
walking vacation ? safe ? window seat ? safe ?
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197
Travel and tourism
The palace is such a tourist

I love to get away from it all in the
trap summer.
when I'm on vacation.
a tourist trap
?amain
to get away from it all [a place that attracts too
[to go somewhere relaxing for a break] many tourists]
I don't like going abroad

I've won a once-in-a-lifetime because I feel homesick.
trip around the world.
to feel homesick
once-in-a-lifetime [to be sad because you miss
[unique and unrepeatable] your home and family]
This place is so different from home. We like to stay in places that

It's such a culture shock. * are off the beaten path.
culture shock off the beaten path (US) / track
m
a
[a feeling of confusion or distress [a long way from other people,

when visiting a different place or culture]
ft! buildings, and roads]
This hotel looks very run-down. I love going birdwatching in

Let's stay somewhere else. this unspoiled countryside.
run-down =
unspoiled
[in a bad condition through lack of [not changed, damaged,
care or repair] or built on by people]
Tim has gone abroad again. Brendan loves sports and has
He's always getting itchy feet. a real thirst for adventure.
itchy feet a thirst for adventure

[a desire to travel or move] [a desire for exciting experiences]
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198
I'm taking Clara to look around We got hopelessly lost when
the park today. we tried to drive into Tokyo.
to look around hopelessly lost
[to explore an area or place] [total y unable to find your way]
Let's stop off at the gallery before I save lots of money on train
we check into our hotel. tickets by booking in advance.
to stop off to book in advance
[to pause a trip in one [to book something several days
place before continuing] or weeks before you need it]
We re checking out the zoo

I like to travel out of season, that recommended.
you
when it's nice and quiet. to check out something/
out of season to check something out
[at a time of year when a tourist [to find out how interesting
destination is less popular] something is]
The first leg of the trip to

Australia is We don't need another suitcase.
a flight to Bangkok.
It's just a weekend getaway.
a leg of a trip (US) / journey (UK)
[a stage in a trip from ^
a getaway
one place to another] [a vacation, particularly a short one]
Zoe is really looking forward Dan's parents came to the airport

to visiting the pyramids. to see him off.
to look forward to something to see off somebody/see somebody off
[to feel excited about something [to go to the station or airport to
that is going to happen] say goodbye to someone]
l ve won to visiting the pyramids.

a
once-in-a-lifetime
O We like to stay in places that are off trap in the summer.
Q Zoe is really looking forward trip around the world.
O We got hopelessly I the beaten path.
© The palace is such a tourist

I c from it all when I'm on vacation.
O We're checking out

I around the park today.
O I love to get away I lost when we tried to drive into Tokyo.
O I'm taking Clara to look

I by booking in advance.
o I save lots of money on train tickets the zoo that you recommended.
48.3 REWRITE THE SENTENCES, CORRECTING THE ERRORS
Tim has gone abroad again. He's always getting itchy legs.
Tim km gone abroad waivi, Ht's always yetting itchy feet.
© I don't like going abroad because I feel housesick.
© I save lots of money on train tickets by booking on advance.
Q We got uselessly lost when we tried to drive into Tokyo.
Q We like to stay in places that are off a beaten path.
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The first leg of the trip to Australia is a
flight to Bangkok.
The first arm of the trip to Australia is a flight to Bangkok.
O Brendan loves sports and has a real hunger for adventure. ?

Brendan loves sports and has a real thirst for adventure. ?
0 I like to travel away from season, when it's nice and quiet. ?
I like to travel out of season, when it's nice and quiet. ?
© This place is so different from home. It's such a culture shock. ?

This place is so different from home. It's such a culture clash. ?
Let's stop off at the gallery before we check into our hotel. ?
Let's stop in at the gallery before we check into our hotel. ?
Q Dan's parents came to the airport to see him out. ?

Dan's parents came to the airport to see him off. ?
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I love going birdwatching in

0 I save lots of money
this unspoiled countryside. train tickets
on
by
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. Let's stay from it all when I'm on
somewhere else. vacation.
0 I don't like going abroad 0 We don't need another
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49.1 CAMPING
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backpack/
rucksack (UK) campsite
ODD sleeping bag to pitch a tent
to build a fire campfire camping stove air mattress table
toilet block shower block torch (UK) waterproofs barbecue
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hot drink container

(US) /flask (UK) walking boots insect repellent caravan camper van (UK)
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49.2 CYCLING
gear
1*
cycling helmet
racing bike cycling trails unicycle cycle pump tandem
-F> lock reflector tyre (UK) bike rack basket
bicycle lane to get on a bike to get off a bike to fix a puncture pothole
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50.1 AT THE BEACH
surfing wave kite
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206
windsurfing
pail and shovel (US)

bucket and spade (UK)
crab
sandcastle
deckchair
shell
flip-flops
sunscreen (US)
swimsuit flippers sun cream (UK) swimming trunks sunbathing
207
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lifegaurd {] bodybording
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overcast
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gale storm thunder

f
lightning wet
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hailstone blizzard hurricane flood drought

ADJECTIVES
sun - sunny
cloud - cloudy
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frost frosty
wind -
windy
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thunder thundery
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MISSING LETTERS
212
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H A V P L H K Q V N Q
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Geographical features
52.1 GEOGRAPHICAL FEATURES
lake island cliff rocks cave
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wood rainforest (UK) swamp waterfall rapids
countryside field
meadow grassland
volcano geyser mountain range plateau valley
canyon sand dune polar region glacier iceberg
215
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Environmental concerns
Factory emissions are a _

Climate change is a huge
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global warming . climate change 1,

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[the increase in the Earth's temperature] Bpjl [changes in the Earth's weather patterns]
Carbon dioxide is one of the

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greenhouse gases
oil produce carbon dioxide.
greenhouse gases
[gases that cause the greenhouse fossil fuels
effect, heating up the Earth] [fuels based on oil, coal, and gas]
This space rocket You can reduce your carbon

consumes a lot of fuel. footprint by flying less.
to consume to reduce your carbon footprint
[to use a supply of something, [to lower the level of carbon dioxide
such as fuel or energy] produced by your actions]
We need to tackle pollution We can reduce pollution by using

in our rivers. more types of alternative energy.
to tackle pollution alternative energy
[to deal with the problem of pollution] [energy that does not use fossil fuels]
We must use more green energy It can be much cheaper to
sources, like wind and solar. use renewable energy.

green energy sources renewable energy
[types of energy that do not [energy from sources that do
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The traffic in our cities is Water pollution has dire
harmful to the environment. consequences for local wildlife
harmful to the environment dire consequences

[causing damage to the environment] [very bad results]
Solar panels on your house

You can use solar power can help you save electricity.
to heat your water.
a solar panel
solar power [a panel that turns
[energy created using sunlight] sunlight into electricity]
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to turn wind power for several
running years.
into electricity. a wind farm
wind power [a place with many turbines for
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white rhino endangered. millions of years ago.
endangered extinct
[at risk of extinction] [no longer existing]
We must work together to stop the

destruction of our forests. If we don't reduce pollution, Earth will
undergo irreversible change.
destruction
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so badly that it cannot survive [permanent change that cannot
or be repaired] be undone]
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Fossil fuels such as coal and oil produce carbon dioxide.
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into
electricity.
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60.1 SPORTS
judo boxing archery gymnastics discus
field hockey (US)

highjump longjump baseball hockey (UK)
badminton football (UK) rugby volleyball basketball
kayaking surfing swimming sailing rowing
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60.2 ADVENTURE SPORTS
abseiling bungee jumping
hang gliding paragliding
rock climbing scuba diving
skydiving snorkelling (UK)
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field (US)
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61.3 TIMINGS AND RULES
stoppage time (US)

kickoff halftime full time injury time (UK) final whistle
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security (US)
steward (UK)
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penalty spot
goalkeeper
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Sports equipment and venues
62.1 EQUIPMENT
baseball bat golf club hockey stick pool cue
soccer cleats (US)

football boots (UK) ice skates skis boxing gloves
diving board lifejacket
oars helmet
paddle harness
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62.2 VENUES
field (US)/
pitch (UK) stadium
skateboard surfboard snowboard running track golf course
net tennis court gym
bow boxing ring swimming pool
ice rink ski slope
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Books and reading
His new novel has received glowing I flipped through the guidebook
reviews from all the critics. and decided to buy it.
glowing reviews to flip (US) / flick (UK) through

[highly positive reviews] [to take a quick look inside a book]
I find the plot difficult to understand Her latest novel is a bestseller

in most fantasy novels. around the world.
a plot a bestseller
[a series of events that make up a story] [a book that sells a large number of copies]
I'm reading a crime novel.

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a page-turner.
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UNICORNS
fiction crime fiction science-fiction fantasy
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humour
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coloring book (US)

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Music
64.1 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS electric
guitar guitar
drum
violin
saxophone
tambourine
clarinet
flute cello
harmonica
trombone music store keyboard
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64.2 VERBS
to practice (US) to play the

to practise (UK) to rehearse trumpet to sing to conduct
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movie theater (US) movie (US) movie star (US)

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cinema (UK) film (UK) film star (UK) main character
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65.2 PLAYS AND SHOWS
curtain stage
orchestra pit
balcony
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ballet tragedy
orchestra seating theater (US)

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costumes cast script programme (UK)
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66.3 TV SHOWS AND CHANNELS
talk show (US) sports show (US)/ nature
cooking show chat show (UK) programme (UK) documentary
children's
cartoon crime show (US)/TV (UK)
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Media and celebrity
I think the newspaper has

sensationalized this NEWS The politician's lies were exposed
story. SCANDAL!
in the interview.
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or exciting
more
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reveal something hidden] I*
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the media. to be talented to
exploited by
become a celebrity.
to exploit
[to use something or someone to become a celebrity
for your own gain] [to become a famous person]
This chef has been a John would really love to

household name for years. have his name in lights.
PRESENTS
a household name to have your name in lights

[someone who is known by most people] [to be very famous]
JOHN
The success of her latest movie

has to her head. Lucinda is used to being
gone
in the public eye.
to go to somebody's head
[to make somebody feel more in the public eye
important than they are] [seen and well known by the public]
This morning's newspaper

headline is This singer's wedding was
shocking!
headline news last week.
a newspaper headline
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a newspaper page] [news that is widely reported]
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the rise of celebrity culture. eat five burgers in five minutes.
celebrity culture a claim to fame

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famous
popular
people]
culture that surrounds [the
is known
thing
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somebody
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or something
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Some people go on talent shows I enjoy reality shows because I'm
to become famous. nosy about people's lives.
a talent show a reality show
[a competition with performances by [a show based on or around
entertainers showcasing their skil s] real-life events]
It's not fair when the paparazzi

invade The opening night of the show
people's privacy.
the
was a great success.
paparazzi
[photographers who take pictures of the opening night
famous people without their consent] [the first night of a show or movie]
My favorite actors were on
the red this Kelly has had a truly meteoric

carpet evening
rise in the music industry.
the red carpet
[a carpet for important guests a meteoric rise
to walk or stand on at an event] [a very rapid rise, often in a career]
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the stars of the movie tomorrow! her attention-grabbing dress.
an exclusive interview attention-grabbing

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fiber (US) legumes (US)

protein carbohydrates fibre (UK) pulses (UK)
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sugar salt saturated fat unsaturated fat calories / energy
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vitamins minerals calcium iron cholesterol
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a portion high in something
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town square
town hall
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fountain
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want at the flea market in town. It broke after only a couple of weeks.
a flea market a rip-off
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with There's 50 percent off all winter
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window shopping Mfim
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74.1 SUPERMARKET
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choice w to relax in the summer.
a greater
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dropping in recent years. historic buildings.
the crime rate historic buildings
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in an area] important in history]
A good way to avoid traffic jams I live in poor a part of town

is to travel by train. with many derelict buildings
a traffic jam derelict buildings
[a line of traffic that is unable [buildings that have not been
to move] repaired for many years]
I live in a suburb, but I can New York is one of the world's

walk downtown. most cosmopolitan cities.
a suburb cosmopolitan
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center of a town or city] from around the world]
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fast-paced, so he moved to and telecommunications, is
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Janeiro in the spring. one reason why people move
to the city.
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it's often hard to find a seat. two hours to arrive at the office today.
overcrowding road work (US) / roadworks (UK)
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Moscow has a lively nightlife, with bars and The pollution in my city
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summer months.
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how we communicate at work. award for technical innovation.

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Laila is making predictions about The internet has caused a revolution

what will happen in the new year. in the way we learn.
to make predictions a revolution
[to say what you think might [a huge change in ideas or methods]
happen in the future]
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what the future holds. made millions of dollars.
what the future holds cutting-edge

[what will happen in the future] [extremely modern and innovative]
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Higher prices
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shape to come.
in the long run.
the shape of things to come
in the long run [the way things are likely to
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In this digital age, many people

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model of their smartphone.
a digital age
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when technology is dominant] [the most recent version of a product]
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an amazing breakthrough. to find a good job these days.
a breakthrough computer literate
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to phone.
kitchen equipment.
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state-of-the-art [a person who enjoys using
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or our sales will start to fall. He stil uses a typewriter.
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only time will tell
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78.1 SCIENCE AND SCIENTIFIC EQUIPMENT
laboratory chemistry scientist
DNA cloning genetic engineering cells molecules
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O season (US) / series (UK) 68.6
0 weather Oc Ob Oa ©b ©c 69.7
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67.3 0 symptoms to lose weight.
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0 Social media has supported the rise of
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0 This singer's wedding was headline news 0 I'm trying to cut down on
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0 H © I 0 G QF © I'm tryingto eat more vegetables because
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O antiseptic wipes O spa

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04 03 O cotton pads (US) /cotton wool (UK) © aromatherapy
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Q weights ©C ©4 to
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a
O personal trainer 72.5 © bargain-hunting

© treadmill post office
© exercise bike © mosque

© shopping mall
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O to work out (US) / to keep fit (UK) © fire station
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© to stretch © vil age © exit
© to relax / to chil out © cemetery © cashier

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© acupuncture © gas station (US) / petrol station (UK) @ shopping bag/carrier bag (UK)
© heart rate © park G checkout
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© counseling (US) / counselling (UK) 0 law court © basket
© massage G city
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© special offer
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©spa © bookstore (US) / bookshop (UK) 74.6
© Pilates © boutique ©C ©D
© steam room ©toy store (US) /toy shop (UK) ©A ©B
© butcher
71.9 ©I- street market 74.7
© reflexology © florist © food court
© exercise class © upmarket
© sauna 73.5 © closed
© steam room © to try on © price tag
© to sleep well © bank
© to warm up © to sell 74.8
© jewelers ©3 ©1 06
© to exchange 02 ©4 ©9
© hardware store 012 05 07
© to fit ©10 08 ©11
© to choose
72.2 © delicatessen
© town square
© fountain 73.6
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© store (US)/shop (UK) the flea market in town. 75.2

© town hall © It's always worth shopping around when © There are lots of green spaces in the city
© restaurant buying a new car. for people to relax in the summer.
© library © I love going bargain-hunting at my local © There's a greater choice of cafes and
market. restaurants in large cities.
72.3 © I thought the restaurant was overpriced. © Moscow has a lively nightlife, with bars
© hospital © pharmacy The food was
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© temple © factory © The local hardware store has slashed its © The road work meant that it took me two
© nightclub prices. You can find some real bargains. hours to arrive at the office today.
© It's sometimes impossible to get on the bus
72.4 73.7 during rush hour.
©B © a good deal © The pollution in my city can be terrible in
©A © to slash prices the summer months.
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© I offer guided tours of the city's historic © remote control
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04 © cloning
Gi 76.7 © battery
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d Higher prices could be the shape of things d molecules
76.3 to come.
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© artificial inteiligence of these paintings. © to boil
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© USB drive © to record
© camera 77.3 © results
© plug © I really want to buy the latest model © to burn
© wireless of their smartphone. © steam
©MP3 player d My uncle's a

technophobe. He sti l uses © reaction
© smartphone a typewriter. © static electricity

© remote control © The internet has caused a revolution in
0 memory card the way we learn. 78.7

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Word list all-inclusive

alternative
always 3
energy
47
53
article
artist
ask
34
directions
63
46
Numbers refer to the unit number.
amazed 19 asparagus 30
Words separated by a forward slash
amazing 6 assertive 18
usually indicate the differences between
US and UK spelling. ambitious 43 assistant 35
ambulance 69 asthma 68
American 1 ATM 38
American football 60 attachment 7
A amused 19 attend a meeting 40
abilities 59 anemone 57 attend classes 24
able to drive 43 angry 19 attention to detail 43
abseiling 60 ankle 14 attention-grabbing 67

absent 40 annoyed 19 attic 9
accent 25 annoying 6 attract 78
accessories 16 annual leave 35 aubergines 30
accident 68 annual vacation 35 audience 65
accommodation 13, 47 ant 56 August 3
Accounts (department) 36 antelope 55 aunt 20
accurate 43 antiseptic 69 Australia 1
ache 68 antiseptic wipes 69 author 63
across from 46 anxious 19 auto repair shop 45
act 59 any other business 40 autobiography 63
action movie 65 AOB 40 autumn 3
action points 40 apartment block 9 avenue 46
actions 59 apartments 13, 47 avocados 30
actor 34 appearance 17 awful 6
acupuncture 71 appendicitis 68 ax / axe 12
adaptable 43 appetizer 33
add 33, 59 applause 65
adhesive bandage 69 apple 29 B
adhesive tape 37, 69 application form 42 baby 20
administration 43 apply for a job 42 baby carriage 22
Administration (department) 36 appointment 69 baby changing facilities 74
adults 20 apprentice 35 baby equipment 22
advertising industry 36 approachable 18 baby monitor 22

adverts 66 apricot 29 babygro 22
aerobics 71 April 3 back up 76
aeroplane 44 aquarium 54 backache 68
aerospace industry 36 archery 60 backpack 16, 49

afternoon 3 architect 34 bacon 28
aftershave 16 architecture 23 bad 6
against the clock 8 Argentina 1 bad omen 26
agriculture 36 Argentinian 1 badge 16

ahead 46 arm 14 badminton 60
ahead of the game 41 armadillo 55 bag 32
air bed 49 armband 62 bagel 31
air mattress 49 armchair 9 bait 62
airplane 44 aromatherapy 71 bake 33, 58
airport 44, 72 arrange flowers 58 baker 73

alarm goes off 4 arrest somebody 27 balanced diet 70
album 64 arrive late 4 balcony (building) 9
Alice band 16 arrogant 18 balcony (theater / theatre) 65
Allen keys 12 arrow 62 bald 17
allergic to something 70 art 23 ball 22, 61,62
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ball is in your court 41 believe in something 26 bodyboarding 50
ballet 65 belt 16 body, parts of 14
balloon 22 bend in the road 46 bodysuit 22
ballpark figure 41 benefits 35 boil 33, 78

banana 29 bestseller 63 boiled egg 28
band 64 between 46 boiling 51
bandage 69 bib 22 boiling point 51

bank 38, 73 bicycle 44, 49 bolt 12
bank loan 38 bicycle lane 49 bonnet (car) 45
bank statement 38 big 5 bonus 35
bar (goalpost) 61 bike 44, 49 book 63
bar (pub) 33, 72 bike rack 49 book a holiday 47
barbeque 49 bilingual 25 book a vacation 47
bargain 74 bil 33 book club 58
bargain-hunting 73 bil s 13, 38 book in advance 48

bark 54 bin 9, 37 bookcase 9
baseball 60 bin liner 11 booked 61
baseball bat 62 binder clip 37 bookshop 73
basement 9, 74 biography 63 bookstore 73
basil 31 biologist 78 boot (car) 45
basket 49, 54, 74 biology 23, 78 boot camp 71
basketball 60 bird seed 54 booties 22
bat 55 birds 56 boots 16
bath 4, 9 birdwatching 58 bored 19
bathrobe 15 biscuit 31 boring 6
bathroom 9 bison 55 bottle 22, 32
bathroom equipment 10 bite 32, 68 bottle opener 10
bathtub 9 bitter 32 bottom of the career ladder 39
battery 76, 78 black 5 boutique 73
be booked 61 black hair 17 bow (archery) 62
be delayed 47 blackberries 29 bow (gesture) 14
be laid off 35 blackcurrants 29 bow tie 16
be on the fence 8 bleach 11 bowl (container) 10, 32
be sent off 61 bleat 54 bowling 60
beach 50, 52, 58 bleed 68 bowling pins 62
beach ball 50 blender 10 box 32
beak 56 blink 14 box office 65
beaker 78 blizzard 51 boxer shorts 15
beans 30 block 46 boxes 13
bear 55 block of flats 9 boxing 60
beard 17 blond hair 17 boxing gloves 62
beautiful 6, 17 blood test 69 boxing ring 62
beauty 16, 74 blouse 15 boy 20

beaver 55 blow 59 boyfriend 20
become a celebrity 67 blue 5 bra 15
bed 4, 9 blue eyes 17 bracelet 16
bed and breakfast 47 blue whale 57 brakes 45, 49
bedroom 9 blueberries 29 brave 18
bedside table 9 blush (action) 14 Brazil 1
bee 56 blush / blusher (make-up) 16 Brazilian 1
beef 28 boar 55 bread 31
beer 32 board a plane 47 break down 45
beetle 56 board games 22, 58 break even 38
beginner's luck 26 board of directors 40 break up with someone 21

behind 46 boarding pass 47 breakfast 4, 33
beliefs 26 boat 44 breakfast TV 66
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breakthrough 77 businessman 34 carnival 75
breast 28 businesswoman 34 carrier bag 74
breathe 14 busk 64 carrots 30
breathtaking 6 butcher 34, 73 carry 59

bribery 27 butter 28 carton 32
bridge 72 butterfly 56 cartoon 65, 66

briefcase 16 butternut squash 30 cash machine 38
brilliant 6 button 15 cash register 38, 74
bring someone up 21 buy 73 cashew nut 29

bring up someone 21 buy groceries 4 cashier 74
British 1 buzz 56 cast 65
broccoli 30 castle 72
broil 33 casual 17
broken bone 68 C cat 54
brooch 16 cabbage 30 catch 59
broom 11 cabin 47 catch a train 44
brother 20 cabinet 9 catch the bus 4
brother-in-law 20 cable TV 66 catch the train 4
brown 5 cafe 4, 33, 72 catch-up TV 66
brown eyes 17 cage 54 catering industry 36
brown hair 17 cake 31 caterpil ar 56
browse the internet 58 calcium 70 cauliflower 30
bruise 68 calendar 3, 37 cautious 18
brunch 33 call a friend 4 cave 52
brush 11 call friends 58 celebrity 67
brush your hair 4 call in sick 35 celebrity culture 67
brush your teeth 4 call your family 4 cell phone 37
bucket 11 calm 18, 19, 43 cell phone number 7
bucket and spade 50 calorie-controlled diet 70 cello 64
buckle 16 calories 70 cells 78
budget 38 camel 44, 55 Celsius 51

buffalo 55 camera 76 cemetery 72
buffet 33 camper van 49 century 3
buggy 22 campfire 49 cereal 31
bugs 56 camping 49, 58 chain 49

build a fire 49 camping stove 49 chair 9, 37
building blocks 22 campsite 49 chalet 47
building bricks 22 can 32 change (clothes) 15

bulb 76 can opener 10 change a lightbulb 12
bull 54 Canada 1 change channel 66
bulletin board 37 Canadian 1 change money 38
bump into someone 21 candy 31 change of pace 41
bungalow 13 canoeing 60 change the sheets 11
bungee jumping 60 canyon 52 changing mat 22

Bunsen burner 78 cap 16 changing room 71,74
burger 28 car 45 changing table 22
burglary 27 car accident 45 channel 66

burn 68, 78 car park 45 chapter 63
burrow 55 car theft 27 chat show 66
bus 44 car wash 45 check (payment) 38
bus station 72 caravan 49 check (restaurant) 33
bus stop 44 carbohydrates 70 check in 47
business 41 carbonated 32 check out 47
business as usual 41 cards 58 check out something 48
business card 7 career path 39 check something out 48
business studies 23 career summary 42 check the oil 45
businesslike attitude 43 caring 18 check the tires / tyres 45
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check your emails 4 classical 64 commit a crime 27
checked / checkered 15 classroom 23 commuters 44
checkout 74 claw(s) 54, 56, 57 company 35
cheek 14 clean 5 company name 7
cheerful 19 clean the bathroom 11 compare and contrast 24
cheese 28 clean the windows 11 compass 46
cheesecake 31 clean up 11 competitive 43
cheetah 55 cleaner 34 compose 64
chef 33, 34 cleaning 11 composer 64
chemical industry 36 cleaning fluid 11 computer 37
chemicals 78 clear distinction 24 computer desk 76
chemist 78 clear the table 4, 11 computer literate 77
chemistry 23, 78 click 76 computing 43
cheque 38 click with someone 21 concert 58, 64

cherries 29 client 35 concert hall 72
chess 58 cliff 52 condiments 31
chest 14 climate 51 conditioner 10
chest of drawers 9 climate change 53 conduct 64
chew 32 climb 59 conductor 64
chicken 28, 54, 56 climbing frame 22 conference call 40
chickenpox 68 clinch the deal 41 confident 18, 19, 43

child-care provider 34 clinic 69 confused 19
children 20 clipboard 37 confusing 6
children's department 74 cloning 78 considerate 18
children's show 66 close friend 21 construction industry 36
children's TV 66 closed 74 construction worker 34
chili / chil i flakes 31 cloth 11 consume 53
chil out 71 clothes 15 contact 7
chilled 32 clothes line 11 containers 32
chil y 51 cloud 51 continuous assessment 24

chin 14 cloudy 51 convenience food 70
China 1 coach 44 convenient 74
Chinese 1 coat 15 conversational 25
chipmunk 55 cockpit 44 cook 58
chips 28 cockroach 56 cook dinner 4

chives 31 coconut 29 cookbook 63
chocolate 31 cod 28 cooker 9
choir 64 coffee 4, 32 cookie 31
cholesterol 70 coins 38 cooking show 66
choose 73 cola 32 cool 51,78
chop 33 colander 10 cool down 71
chopping board 10 cold (sickness) 68 coordinate 42
chopsticks 10 cold (temperature) 5, 51 copy 59

chores 11 cold feet 8 coriander 31
church 72 collaborate 42 corkscrew 10
chutney 31 collar (pet) 54 corn 30

cilantro 31 collar (shirt) 15 corner 46, 61
cinema 65, 72 colleague 35 corner kick 61
circle 65 collect stamps 58 corner the market 41
circuit training 71 college 23 correction fluid 37
city 7, 72 coloring / colouring book 63 cosmetics 74
city centre 72 colors / colours 5 cosmopolitan 75

claim to fame 67 comb 16 costume drama 66
clam 57 comedy 65, 66 costumes 65
clap 14 comic 63 cot 22

clarinet 64 commercial break 66 cottage 13
class 23 commercial district 72 cottage cheese 28
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cotton 15 current affairs 66 department store 74
cotton pads 69 curtain 65 departments (workplace) 36
cotton wool 69 cushion 9 departure gate 47
couch 9 customer 74 deposit 13
couch potato 66 customer service 43, 74 depressed 19
cough 14, 68 customer-focused 43 derelict buildings 75
counseling / counselling 71 cut (food preparation) 33 desert 52

count 59 cut (wound) 68 design and technology 23
countries 1 cut corners 8 designer 34
country 64 cut down on something 70 designer labels 74
countryside 52 cutlery 10 desk 9, 37

courgettes 30 cutting board 10 desktop computer 76
course book 63 cutting-edge 77 desserts 31,33
cousin 20 cycle pump 49 destruction 53
cover 63 cycling 49, 60 detached houses 13
cover / covering letter 42 cycling helmet 49 determined 43
cow 54 cycling trails 49 detox 70
co-worker 35 Czech Republic 1 diabetes 68
crab 28, 50, 57 dialog / dialogue 65
cranberries 29 diaper 22
crawl 59 D diarrhea / diarrhoea 68
cream (colour) 5 dad 20 diary 37
cream (dairy) 28 daily 3 dictionary 63
creative 43 dairy 28, 70 diesel 45
credit card 38 dairy-free 70 dig 59
crib 22 dance 59, 64 digital age 77
cricket 60 dark green 5 dine 32
crime 27, 66 dark skin 17 dining room 9
crime drama 65 data analysis 43 dinner 4, 33
crime fiction 63 date 29 dinnerware 10
crime rate 75 daughter 20 diploma 23
crime wave 27 day 3 dire consequences 53
criminal record 27 day off 35 direct flight 47
crisps 28 dead-end job 39 direction 46

critical 18 debit card 38 director 65
croak 54 debt 38 dirty 5
crockery 10 decade 3 disappointed 19

crocodile 55 December 3 disappointing 6
croissant 31 decide 59 disastrous 6
crossroads 46 decimals 2 discus 60
cross-trainer 71 decision-making 43 disgusted 19
crow (bird) 56 deck chair 50 disgusting 6, 32
crow (cockerel) 54 deep 5 dishes 4, 11
cruise 47 deep breathing 71 dishonest 18
cry 14 deer 55 dishwasher 9

crystals 78 defender 61 dishwashing liquid 11
cucumbers 30 degree (qualification) 23, 24 dissolve 78
cuff 15 degrees (temperature) 51 distance 46
cufflinks 16 delayed 47 distracted 19
culture shock 48 delete 7, 76 diving 60
cup 10 delicatessen 73 diving board 62
cupboard 9 delicious 6, 32 DNA 78
cupcake 31 delighted 19 do 59
curious 19 denim 5, 15 do exercise 58
curly hair 17 dental floss 10 do homework 4

currant 29 dentist 34 do karaoke 58
currency 38 deodorant 10 do pottery 58
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do puzzles 58 dummy 22 encyclopedia 63
do something by the book 41 dumplings 31 endangered 53
do the dishes 4, 11 duplex 13 energetic 43
do the gardening 58 dust 11 energy 70
do the housework 4 duster 11 energy drink 32
do the ironing 11 dustpan 11 energy industry 36
do the laundry 11 enforce the law 27
do the weeding 12 engine 44, 45
do up 15 E engineer 34
do yoga 58 eagle 56 engineering 23
doctor 34, 69 ear 14 English 23
doctor's surgery 69 earn 35 enrol on 24
documentary 66 earphones 76 enroll in 24
dog 54 earrings 16 en-suite bathroom 47
doghouse 54 ears 54 entertainment industry 36

doll 22 east 46 enthusiastic 18
dollhouse / doll's house 22 eat 32 entree 33
dolphin 57 eat breakfast 4 envelope 37
donkey 54 eat dinner 4 environment 53

door 9 eat lunch 4 episode 66
dorm 47 eat something in moderation 70 eraser 37
double room 47 eccentric 18 e-reader 63, 76
dove 56 economic downturn 38 escalator 74
download 76 economics 23 essay 23
downpour 51 ecstatic 19 estate agent 13

downstairs 9 eczema 68 evaporate 78
downtown 72 education 23, 36, 42 evening 3
draft 7 eel 57 evening class 58
drama 23, 65, 66 efficient 43 every day 3
draw (art) 58 egg 28 every other day 3
draw (sports result) 61 egg white 28 exam 23
drawer 37 eggplants 30 exchange 73
drawing pin 37 Egypt 1 exchange business cards 7

dress 15 Egyptian 1 exchange rate 38
dresser 9 eight 2 excited 19
dressing gown 15 eighteen 2 exciting 6
drift apart 21 eighth 2 exclusive interview 67
dril 12 eighty 2 excursion 47
drink 32 elbow 14 exercise 58, 69, 71
drink tea or coffee 4 electric guitar 64 exercise bike 71
drink water 69 electric shock 78 exercise book 23
drive 4 electrical appliances 74 exercise class 71
drive a car 44 electrician 34 exercise mat 71
driver 34 electronics industry 36 exhausted 19
driver's licence / license 45 elegant 17 exit 74
driving 45 elephant 55 expenditure 38
drop a hint 26 elevator 74 experiment 78
drop someone off 45 eleven 2 exploit 67
drought 51 eleventh 2 expose 67
drug dealing 27 elliptical 71 extinct 53

drum 64 email 7 extraordinary 6
dry 51 email address 7 eyebrow 14
dry cleaners 73 embarrassed 19 eyelashes 14
dry the dishes 11 employee 35 eyeliner 16
dry your hair 4 employer 35 eyes 14, 17
drying clip 11 employment 35 eyeshadow 16

duck 54, 56 encore 65
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file 12 flour 31
F files 37 flu 68
fabric 5 filing cabinet 37 fluent in (languages) 25, 43
face 14 fil out a form 42 flute 64
face the music 8 fil up 45 fly 56, 59
face wash 10 film 65 fly a kite 58
facial hair 17 film star 65 fog 51
Facilities (department) 36 fin 57 foggy 51
factory 72 final whistle 61 fold clothes 11

Fahrenheit 51 finance 38 folders 37
fail 23 Finance (department) 36 folding chair 49
fair skin 17 finance industry 36 folding table 49
fairy tale 26 find somebody guilty 27 folklore 26
fall (action) 59 find somebody not guilty 27 food court 74
fall (season) 3 fine 27 food industry 36
fall in love with someone 21 finger 14 food poisoning 68
fall out with someone 21 finish work 4 food stall 33
families 20, 21 fire station 72 foot 14
fans 61 fired 39 football 60
fantastic 6 firefighter 34 football boots 62
fantasy 63 first 2 footpath 46

far 5 first aid kit 69 foraging 58
farm animals 54 first draft 24 forehead 14
farmer 34 first floor 74 forest 52
farming 36 first name 7 fork (cutlery) 10

farmland 52 fish 28, 54, 57 fork (gardening) 12
fashion designer 34 fish dealer 73 formal 17
fashion industry 36 fish slice 10 fortnight 3
fast food 28, 33 fish tank 54 forty 2
fast learner 43 fishing 60 forward (email action) 7
fasten 15 fishing industry 36 forward (soccer player) 61
fast-paced 75 fishing rod 62 fossil fuels 53

father 20 fishmonger 73 foundation 16
feather 56 fit 15, 73 fountain 72
February 3 fit a carpet 12 four 2

feed the cat 4 fitness 71 fourteen 2
feed the dog 4 five 2 fourth 2
feed the pets 11 fix a puncture 49 fox 55
feedback 24 fixed menu 33 fractions 2
feel better 69 flag 61 frame 49
feel homesick 48 flamingo 56 France 1
feel under the weather 8 flap 56 fraud 27
feelings 19 flashlight 49 freckles 17

female 20 flask 32, 49 free time activities 58
ferret 54 flat tire / tyre 45 freeway 46
ferry 44 flats 13 freeze 78

festival 64 flavorings 31 freezer 9
fever 68 flea market 73 freezing 51
fiber / fibre 70 flexible 43 freezing point 51
fiction 63 flick through 63 French 1
field (land) 52 flight attendant 34 fresh 32
field (sports) 61,62 flip through 63 fresher 24
fifteen 2 flip-flops 16, 50 freshman 24
fifth 2 flippers 50, 62 Friday 3
fifty 2 float 62, 78 fridge 9

fifty percent off 73 flood 51 fried egg 28
fig 29 florist 73 friendly 18
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friends 4 get changed 15 go past 46
fries 28 get cold feet 8 go right 46
frightened 19 get down to business 41 go shopping 58
frightening 6 get dressed 4 go sightseeing 47
frizzy hair 17 get fired 35 go straight on 46
frog 55 get in a taxi 44 go the extra mile 39

front desk 47 get into debt 38 go to a book club 58
frost 51 get off a bike 49 go to a cafe 4
frosty 51 get off a bus 44 go to a concert 58

frown 14 get on a bike 49 go to a party 58
fruit 29 get on a bus 44 go to an evening class 58
fruit salad 31 get on with someone 21 go to bed 4
frustrated 19 get out of a taxi 44 go to school 4
fry 33 get the ball rolling 41 go to somebody's head 67
frying pan 10 get up 4 go to the beach 58

fuel 45 get your hair cut 17 go to the gym 58
full time 61 getaway 48 go to the shops 11
fun 6 geyser 52 go to the store 11
funny 18 gil 57 go to work 4

fur 54 ginger 31 goalkeeper 61
furious 19 giraffe 55 goalpost 61
furnished 13 girl 20 goat 54
furniture 9 girlfriend 20 goatee 17
future-proof 77 give a presentation 40 goggles 62
give and take 39 golden raisin 29

give birth 21 golf 60
G give notice 13 golf club 62
gadgets 76 give someone a lift 44 golf course 62
gain weight 69 give someone a ride 44 gone off 32
gale 51 give someone feedback on something 24 good 6
gallop 54 give something up 70 good deal 73
game plan 41 give up something 70 good ear for languages 25
game show 66 glacier 52 good omen 26
games 22 glamorous 17 good source of something 70
garage 45 glass 5, 32 goose 54, 56
garbage bag 11 glasses 16 gooseberries 29

garden 9 glide 56 goril a 55
gardener 34 global warming 53 gossip 26
gardening 12, 58 gloves 16 gossip magazine 63
garlic 30 glowing reviews 63 government building 72
gas station 45, 72, 78 gluten-free 70 GPS 76
gasoline 45 go abroad 47 graduate 23, 24
gazelle 55 go ahead 46 graffiti 27
gear 49 go birdwatching 58 grammar 25
gecko 54 go camping 58 grandchildren 20
generous 18 go foraging 58 granddaughter 20
genetic engineering 78 go home 4 grandson 20
geographical features 52 go jogging 58 grapefruit 29

geography 23 go left 46 grapes 29
geology 23 go on a cruise 47 grassland 52
gerbil 54 go on a holiday 47 grate 33

German 1 go on a vacation 47 grateful 6, 19
Germany 1 go on an excursion 47 grater 10
get a degree 24 go on holiday 58 gray / grey 5
get ahead 39 go on maternity leave 35 gray / grey eyes 17
get along with someone 21 go on vacation 58 gray / grey hair 17

get away from it all 48 go out 4, 38, 58 great 6
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greater choice 75 hang gliding 60 helmet 62
Greece 1 happy 19 herbal tea 32
Greek 1 hard drive 76 herbs 31
green 5 hard shoulder 46 here 46
green energy sources 53 hardback 63 hero 65
green eyes 17 hardware store 73 hex keys 12
green spaces 75 hardworking 43 high 5
greengrocer 73 harmful to the environment 53 high blood pressure 68
greenhouse gases 53 harmless 6 high chair 22
gril 33 harmonica 64 high heels 16
grin 14 harness 62 high in something 70
ground floor 74 hat 16 high jump 60
groundsheet 49 hatch 56 high tide 52
group 64 have a bath 4 highbrow 63
grow up 21 have a break 4 highlighter 37
grow your hair 17 have a car accident 45 hike 58
guarantee 74 have a day off 35 hil 52
guava 29 have a good ear for languages 25 hip 14

guesthouse 47 have a heart of gold 8 hip-hop 64
guidebook 47, 63 have a picnic 58 hippopotamus 55
guided tour 47 have a shower 4 hiss 54
guilty 27 have a sneaking suspicion 26 historic buildings 75
guinea pig 54 have an impact on something 77 historic quarter 72
guitar 64 have an interview 42 history 23
guitar player 64 have breakfast 4 hit 59

gulp 32 have dinner 4 hit the nail on the head 8
guy rope 49 have lunch 4 hitchhike 44
guyline 49 have serious doubts 26 hockey 60
gym 58, 71 have serious misgivings 26 hockey stick 62
gymnastics 60, 62 have something in common 21 hoe 12

have tea or coffee 4 hold 59
have your hair cut 17 hold a position 39
H have your hands full 39 hold your breath 14
hacking 27 have your name in lights 67 hole punch 37

hacksaw 12 hawk 56 holiday 47, 58
haggle 73 hay fever 68 home furnishings 74

hailstone 51 hazel eyes 17 home improvements 12
hair 17 hazelnut 29 homework 4, 23
hair band 16 head 14 honest 18, 43
hair cut 17 head over heels 8 honey 31
hair dye 16 headache 68 hood (car) 45
hair gel 16 headlight 45 hood (clothing) 15
hair spray 16 headline 63 hook 62
hairbrush 16 headline news 67 hooliganism 27
hairdresser 34 headquarters 35 hoot 56
half 2 headset 37 hop 54
half time 61 heal 69 hopelessly lost 48
ham 28 healthcare 36 horoscope 63
hammer 12 healthy eating 70 horrible 6
hamster 54 hear something on the grapevine 8 horror 65
hand 14 heart of gold 8 horse 44, 54
handbag 16 heart rate 71 horse riding 60

handkerchief 16 heat 78 hose 12
handlebar 49 heatwave 51 hospital 69, 72
handsome 17 heavy 5 hospitality 36
hands-on experience 39 hedge 52 host 66
hang clothes 11 helicopter 44 hostel 47
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hot 5, 32 incredible 6
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51 independent 43
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hot dog 28 India 1 jaguar 55
hot drink container 32, 49 Indian 1 jam 31
hot tub 71 indicate 45 janitor 34
hotel 47, 72 indicator 45 January 3
hour 3 indigestion 68 Japan 1
hourly 3 Indonesia 1 Japanese 1
hourly rate 35 industries 36 jar 32

house 9 infection 68 javelin 60
house number 7 information technology 23 jazz 64
household chores 11 Information Technology (department) 36 jealous 19
household name 67 infrastructure 75 jeans 15
housemate 13 inhaler 69 jel yfish 57
house-warming party 13 initiative 43 jet ski 50

housework 4 injection 69 jewelers / jewellers 73
Human Resources / HR (department) 36 injury time 61 jewelry /jewellery 16
humidity 51 innovation 77 jigsaw (tool) 12
hummingbird 56 innovative 43 jigsaw puzzle 22

humor / humour 63 insect repellent 49 job ad / advert 42
humpback whale 57 insects 56 job title 7

hundred 2 insensitive 18 jobs 34, 42
hunt 55 insomnia 68 jockey shorts 15
hurdles 62 insurance 45 jog 71
hurricane 51 intelligent 18 jogging 58
hurt 68 interest rate 38 journalism 36
husband 20 interested 19 journalist 34
hypothesis 78 interesting 6 judge 27, 34

interests 42 judo 60
intern 35 juice 32
I interpersonal skil s 43 July 3
ice 51 interrupt 40 jump 59
ice cream 31 intersection 46 jump rope 22, 71
ice hockey 60 interview 42, 66 jumper 15
ice rink 62 intrigued 19 junction 46
ice skates 62 introduce yourself 7 June 3
ice tea 32 invoice 38 junk mail 7
iceberg 52 iron 70 jury 27

iced 32 iron a shirt 4, 11
icy 51 ironing 11
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iguana 54 ironing board 11 K
il 31, 68 irreversible change 53 kangaroo 55
illustration 63 irritated 19 karaoke 58
immature 18 irritating 6 kayaking 60
impact 77 island 52 kebab 28
impatient 18 IT 43 keep an eye on 8
important 6 IT (department) 36 keep fit 71
impulsive 18 itchy 68 kennel 54

in a nutshell 41 itchy feet 48 ketchup 31
in front of 46 kettle 10
in the long run 77 key 46
in the public eye 67 key skil s 42
in the red 41 keyboard 64, 76
inbox 7 keys 13
including utilities 13 kick 59, 61
income 38 kickoff 61
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kil er whale 57 lecture 23 local 13
kilometer / kilometre 46 lecturer 23 lock 49
kind 18 leeks 30 locker room 71
kitchen 9 left 46 lockers 71
kitchen implements 10 leg 14, 28 locust 56
kitchen knife 10 leg of a journey 48 lodger 13
kitchenware 74 leg of a trip 48 log in 76
kite 22, 50 Legal (department) 36 log out 76
kiwi (bird) 56 leggings 15 lonely 19
kiwi fruit 29 legs 54 long 5
knee 14 legumes 70 long hair 17
knickers 15 leisure center / centre 72 long jump 60
knife 10 lemon 29 look around 48
knit 58 lemonade 32 look forward to something 48
knock on wood 26 lemongrass 31 look up to someone 21
koala 55 lend a hand 8 loose 5
leopard 55 lorry 44
let the cat out of the bag 8 lose 61
L let your hair down 8 lose weight 69
laboratory 23, 78 letter 7, 37 loud 5
laces 16 lettuce 30 lovely 6
ladder 12 level 12 low 5
ladle 10 librarian 34 low in something 70
ladybird 56 library 23, 72 low tide 52
ladybug 56 lick 14, 59 loyalty card 74

laid-back 18 lie down 69 lucky 19
laid off 35, 39 life preserver 50 luggage 47
lake 52 life ring 50 lunch 4, 33
lamb 28 lifeguard 50 lychees 29
lamp 9, 37 lifejacket 62 lyrics 64
land at the airport 47 lift 44, 59, 74
landlord 13 light 5, 9
language barrier 25 light shower 51 M
languages 23, 25 lighting 51, 74 mackerel 28
laptop 37, 76 light-years ahead 77 mad 19

last name 7 lime 29 made redundant 35, 39
latest model 77 line 74 magnet 78
latin 64 linesman 61 magnificent 6
laugh 14 lingerie 74 mail 7
laundry 11 lingua franca 25 main character 65
laundry basket 11 lion 55 main course 33
laundry detergent 11 lips 14 main objective 40
laundry service 47 lipstick 16 main road 46

law 23, 27 liquid 78 make 59
law court 27, 72 listen 59, 64 make a loss 38
lawn 9 listen to music 58 make a reservation 33, 47
lawn mower 12 listen to the radio 4 make a wish 26
lawyer 27, 34 listening 25 make curtains 12
lazy 18 litter box 54 make friends with someone 21

lead (electrical) 76 litter tray 54 make models 58
lead (for a pet) 54 little 5 make predictions 77
leadership 43 lively nightlife 75 make the bed 4, 11

lease 13 living room 9 make yourself understood 25
leash 54 lizard 55 male 20
leather 5, 15 llama 54 manager 35, 42, 61
leave the house 4 load the dishwasher 11 mandarin 29
leave work 4 lobster 28, 57 mango 29
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manufacturing industry 36 milkshake 32 moustache 17
maps 46 millennium 3 mouth 14

marbles 22 million 2 mouthwash 10
March 3 mince 33 move 59
margarine 28 minerals 70 move in 13
Marketing (department) 36 mining industry 36 move out 13

marmalade 31 mint 31 move the goalposts 41
mascara 16 minus 51 movie 65
mascot 61 minute 3 movie star 65
mash 33 miserable 19 movie theater 65, 72
massage 71 miss a deadline 24 moving 13

materials 5 miss a train 44 moving truck 13
maternity leave 35 mix 33 mow the lawn 12

math / maths 23 mobile 22 mug 10
mature 18 mobile banking 38 mugging 27
May 3 mobile number 7 multiplex 65
mayonnaise 31 mobile phone 37 mum 20

meadow 52 moisturizer 10, 16 mumps 68
meals 33, 58 mole (animal) 55 museum 72
mean 18 mole (skin) 17 mushrooms 30
measles 68 molecules 78 music 23, 64
meat 28 molt / moult 54 music channel 66
mechanic 34, 45 mom 20 music store 64
media 67 Monday 3 musical 65
medical treatment 69 money 38 musical instrument 58
medication / medicine (healthcare) 69 Mongolia 1 musician 34
medicine (subject) 23 Mongolian 1 mussel 28, 57
mediocre 6 mongoose 55 mustache 17
meditate 71 monkey 55 mustard 31
medium height 17 monkey wrench 12
meerkat 55 month 3
meet a deadline 24 monthly 3 N
meet friends 58 moods 19 nail 12
meetings 40 moose 55 nail polish 16

melon 29 mop the floor 11 name 7
melt 78 moped 44 napkin 33
memo 7 morning 3 nappy 22
memory card 76 mortar 10, 78 narrow 5

men's wear 74 mortgage 38 nasty 6
menu 33 Moses basket 22 nationalities 1
meow 54 mosque 72 native speaker 25
meringue 31 mosquito 56 nature documentary 66

metal 5 moth 56 nature writing 63
meteoric rise 67 mother 20 navy blue 5
meter / metre 46 motivated 43 near 5
Mexican 1 motor home 49 neck 14
Mexico 1 motor racing 60 necklace 16
microphone 64 motorbike / motorcycle 44 nectarine 29

microscope 78 motorway 46 negotiate 42
microwave 10 mountain 52 negotiating 43
middle name 7 mountain bike 49 nephew 20
middle-aged 17 mountain range 52 nervous 18, 19

midfielder 61 mouse (animal) 54 net 61,62
migraine 68 mouse (computer) 76 Netherlands 1
mild 51 mouse mat 76 never 3
mile 46 mouse pad 76 New Zealand 1
milk 28 mousse 31 news 66
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news anchor 66 office equipment 37 out of season 48
newspaper 63 Office Services (department) 36 outbox 7
newspaper headline 67 often 3 outgoing 18

newsreader 66 oil (car) 45 outlay 38
next to 46 oil (cooking) 31 outstanding 6
nibble 32 ointment 69 over the top 8
nice 6 old 17 overcast 51
niece 20 old-fashioned 6 overcrowding 75
night 3 olive skin 17 overdraft 38
nightclub 72 omelet / omelette 28 overpriced 73

nine 2 on a tight budget 73 overtake 45
nineteen 2 on the agenda 40 overtime 4, 35
nine-to-five 39 on the ball 8 owl 56
nine-to-five job 35 on the corner 46 oyster 28, 57
ninety 2 on the fence 8
ninety-nine percent 2 on the left 46 D

ninth 2 on the right 46 r
no vacancies 47 on the same page 41 PA 34
nod 14 once a week 3 pace of life 75
non-carbonated 32 once-in-a-lifetime 48 pacifier 22
non-fiction 63 one 2 pack 13, 59
noodles 31 one hundred 2 pack your bags 47
north 46 one million 2 packet 32
northeast 46 one percent 2 paddle 62
northwest 46 one point seven 2 page 63
nose 14 one thousand 2 page-turner 63
nosebleed 68 one-way street 46 pail and shovel 50
nostrils 14 one-way ticket 47 pain 68
not guilty 27 onions 30 pain in the neck 8
note 7 online banking 38 painful 68
notepad 37 online chat 7 painkil ers 69

notes 38 online shopping 74 paint 12, 58
notice board 37 only a matter of time 77 paint a room 12
nought point five 2 only child 20 paint the house 12

novel 63 only time will tell 77 paintbrush 12
November 3 open 74 pajamas 15
numbers 2 opening night 67 Pakistan 1
numeracy 43 open-plan 13 Pakistani 1

nurse 34, 69 opera 64, 65 pale green 5
nursery 22 opera house 65 pale skin 17

nuts 12, 29 operation 69 pancakes 31
opinions 6 panda 55
opposite 46 panties 15
O optimistic 18 pants 15
oars 62 orange (colour) 5 pantyhose 15
oasis 52 orange (fruit) 29 paparazzi 67
observe 78 orangeade 32 papaya 29
obsolete 77 orchestra 64 paper 5
ocean 52 orchestra pit 65 paper clips 37
October 3 orchestra seating 65 paperback 63
octopus 28, 57 order 33 paragliding 60

odd 6 organization 43 paramedic 34, 69
off (food) 32 organize 42 park (recreation area) 72
off the beaten path 48 organized 43 park (vehicle) 45
off the beaten track 48 ostrich 56 parking attendant 45
off, percent 73 otter 57 parking lot 45
office building 72 out of date 77 parking meter 45
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parking space 13 personal trainer 71 play board games 58
parking ticket 45 personality traits 18 play cards 58
parrot 54, 56 perspire 14 play chess 58
parsley 31 pescatarian 70 play the trumpet 64
partner 20 pestle 10, 78 play video games 58
part-time 35 pestle and mortar 10 playground 22
party 58 petrol 45 playing cards 22
pass (overtake) 45 petrol station 45, 72 playpen 22
pass (succeed) 23 petroleum engineering 36 plays (performance) 65
pass with flying colors / colours 24 pets 54 pleasant 6
passengers 44 pharmaceutical industry 36 pleased 19

passion fruit 29 pharmacy 72 pliers 12
passionate 18 Philippines 1 plot 63

passport 47 philosophy 23 plug in 76
passport control 47 phone 37 plum 29
past 46 phone call 7 plumber 34
pasta 31 photocopier 37 poach 33
patient (hospital) 69 photographer 34 poached egg 28
patient (personality trait) 18, 43 phrasebook 47 pocket 15
pavement 46 physical education 23 point 59

paws 54 physical therapy 69 Poland 1
pay 35, 73 physicist 78 polar bear 55
pay cut 35 physics 23, 78 polar opposites 24
pay rise 35 physiotherapy 69 polar region 52
pay separately 33 pick someone up 45 police 27
peach 29 pick something up quickly 25 police officer 34
peak 52 pickpocketing 27 police station 72
peanut 29 picnic 58 Polish 1
peanut butter 31 picnic basket 50 polish 11
pear 29 picnic blanket 50 polite 18
peas 30 pig 54 polka dot 15
peck 56 pigeon 56 pollution 75
pedal 49 Pilates 71 pomegranate 29

pedestrian crossing 45 pil s 69 pond 52
pedestrianized street 46 pilot 34 ponytail 17
pedestrians 44 pin 16 pool 60
peel 33 PIN 38 pool cue 62
peeler 10 pineapple 29 pop 64
peg 11 pink 5 popcorn 65
pelican 56 pistachio 29 pork 28
pen 37 pitch (sports) 61, 62 porpoise 57
penalty 61 pitch a tent 49 port 44
penalty spot 61 pizza 28 portfolio 42
pencil 37 plain (adjective) 15 portion 70
pencil sharpener 37 plain (landscape) 52 Portugal 1
penguin 56 plan your route 46 Portuguese 1
pepper 31 plane 12 post 7
peppers 30 planner 37 post office 72
percentages 2, 73 plant bulbs 12 postcode 7
perform 64 plaster 69 postgraduate 24
performance 65 plaster the walls 12 potatoes 30
perfume 16 plastic 5 pothole 49

perfumery 74 plate 10 pottery 58
period drama 66 plateau 52 potty 22
permanent 35 platform 44 pour 33, 78
personal assistant 34 play (action) 59 power cord 76

personal statement 42 play a musical instrument 58 PR 36
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practical 43 put your foot down 21 red card 61
practice / practise 64 puzzles 58, 63 red carpet 67
pram 22 pyjamas 15 red hair 17
prawn 28 red tape 41
prescription 69 redcurrants 29
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Q reduce carbon 53
presentation your footprint
presenter 66 quack 54 reference (landlord) 13
press-up 71 qualification 23 references (employer) 42
pretty 6 quarter 2 reflector 49

preview 66 queue 74 reflexology 71
price tag 74 quiet 5 refrigerator 9

print 7 quince 29 refund 73
printer 37 quiz show 66 rehearse 64
prison 27 relationships 21
problem-solving 43 relax 71
food 70
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Production (department) 36 rabbit 54 relaxing 6
professional 43 rabbit hutch 54 reliable 18, 43
professional achievements 42 raccoon 55 remarkable 6
professional attributes 43 racing bike 49 remember 59

professor 23 rain 51 remote 66
proficient in 42 rain forest / rainforest 52 removal van 13
program / programme 65 rainbow 51 renewable energy 53
programme (TV) 66 raincoat 15 rent 13
project management 43 raindrop 51 rent a cottage 47
projector 37 rainy 51 renting 13
promotion 35 raise 35 repair 59

pronunciation 25 raisin 29 repel 78
property 13, 36 rake 12 reply 7
props 65 ranch house 13 reply all 7
protein 70 rap 64 reporter 66
proud 19 rapids 52 Republic of Ireland 1
proven track record 42 raspberries 29 research 43
prowl 55 rattle 22 Research and Development / R & D 36

prune trees 12 ray 57 residential area 13
psychologist 34 razor 10 resit 23
psychology 23 reach a consensus 40 respectable 6

Public Relations 36 reach a verdict 27 responsible 43
public speaking 43 reaction 78 responsible for 42
pudding 33 read 58 rest 69

puddle 51 read a map 46 restaurant 33, 72
pull 59 read a newspaper 4 results 78
pulling your leg 8 reading 25, 63 resuscitate 69

pulses 70 real estate 13, 36 retire 35
punctual 43 reality show 67 return ticket 47
puppet 22 reality TV 66 review 23
Purchasing (department) 36 realtor 13 review the minutes 40
pure luck 26 reasonable 18 revise 23
purple 5 receipt 38, 74 revolution 77
purr 54 reception 47 rhinoceros 55
purse 16, 38 receptionist 34 rice 31
push 59 record 64, 66, 78 ride 44, 59

push-up 71 recover 69 ride a bike 44
put on (clothes) 15 recruitment agency 42 ride a horse 44, 58
put on make-up 4 recycling bin 11 right 46
put the children to bed 4 recycling industry 36 ring 16

put up shelves 12 red 5 rip-off 73
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river 52 safety goggles 78 sea urchin 57
road sign 45 safety pin 69 seafood platter 28
road work / roadworks 75 sailing 60 seagull 56
roadmap 46 salad 28 seahorse 57

roar 55 salary 35 seal 57
roast 33 sale 74 seasons 3, 66
robbery 27 Sales (department) 36 seatbelt 45
rock (music) 64 sales assistant 34 second 2
rock climbing 60 salmon 28, 57 second floor 74
rocks 52 salt 31,70 secretive 18
ROI 1 salty 32 security 61
roll (action) 33 sand 50 security guard 34
roll (bread) 31 sand dune 52 see 59
roller (paint) 12 sandals 16 see a play 58
roller skates 62 sandbox 22 see eye to eye with someone 21
roller-skating 60 sandcastle 50 see off somebody 48
rolling pin 10 sandpit 22 see somebody off 48

romance 63 sandstorm 51 seesaw 22
romantic comedy 65 sandwich 28 self-help 63
romper suit 22 sardines 28 selfish 18

roof 9 satellite TV 66 sell 73
room service 47 satire 66 semester 24
room with a view 47 satnav 76 semi-detached houses 13
roomer 13 saturated fat 70 send 7
roommate 13 Saturday 3 sensationalize 67
rooms 9 saucepan 10 sensitive 18
round-trip ticket 47 sauna 71 sent off 61

router 76 sausages 28 sentence somebody to something 27
row houses 13 save 38 September 3
rowing 60 savory / savoury 32 series 66
rowing machine 71 saw 12 serious 18, 19

rubber 37 saxophone 64 serious doubts 26
rubber band 37 scale (fish) 57 serious misgivings 26
rubber gloves 11 scales (measure) 46, 69 serve a sentence 27
rucksack 16, 49 scallops 28 service charge 33
rude 18 scanner 37 service the car 45
rug 9 scared 19 service-oriented 42
rugby 60 scarf 16 set menu 33

ruler 37 school 4, 23 set of beliefs 26
run 59, 71 school of fish 57 set off 45
run in the family 21 science 23, 78 set the table 11
run out of time 40 science fiction 63, 65 set your sights on something 39
run-down 48 scientist 34, 78 sets 65
running 60 scissors 10, 37, 69 seven 2
running a marathon 60 score a goal 61 seventeen 2
running track 62 scouring pad 11 seventh 2
runny nose 68 scrambled eggs 28 seventy 2

rush hour 75 scratch 54 sew 58
Russia 1 screen 65, 66, 76 shake 59
Russian 1 screw 12 shake your head 14
rusty 25 screwdriver 12 shallow 5
script 65 shampoo 10
c scrub the floor 11 shape 12

C scuba diving 60 shape of things to come 77
sad 19 sea 50, 52 shark 57
saddle 49 sea creatures 57 sharp 5
safe 47 sea lion 57 shave 4, 17
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shaving foam 10 sing in a choir 58 snort 54
shears 12 Singapore 1 snow 51
sheep 54 singer 64 snowboard 62

shell 28, 50, 57 single room 47 snowboarding 60
shelves 74 sink (action) 78 snowdrift 51
shin 14 sink (household fixture) 9 snowed under 39
ship 44 sip 32 snowflake 51
shipping industry 36 sister 20 snowstorm 51

shirt 15 sister-in-law 20 snowsuit 22
shiver 14 sit an exam 23 snowy 51
shocked 19 sit down 59 soap 10
shocking 6 sit on the fence 8 soap opera 66

shoe shop 73 sitcom 66 soccer 60, 61
shoe store 73 sit-up 71 soccer cleats 62
shoes 16 six 2 social networking 7
shop 11, 72 sixteen 2 socks 15
shop around 73 sixth 2 sofa 9

shoplifting 27 sixty 2 soft toy 22
shopping 58, 73 skateboard 62 solar panel 53
shopping bag 74 skateboarding 60 solar power 53
shopping cart 74 skating 60 solid 78
shopping channel 66 ski slope 62 solo 64
shopping mall 72 skiing 60 sometimes 3
shopping trolley 74 skip 71 son 20

short 5, 17 skipping rope 22, 71 sorbet 31
short hair 17 skirt 15 sore 68
shorts 15 skis 62 sore throat 68
shoulder (body) 14 skydiving 60 soul 64
shoulder (road) 46 skyscraper 72 soup 28
shoulder-length hair 17 slash prices 73 sour 32

shout 59 sleep well 71 south 46
show of hands 40 sleeping bag 49 South Africa 1
shower 4, 9 sleeve 15 South Korea 1
shower block 49 slice 33 southeast 46
shower gel 10 slide 22 southwest 46
shows 65, 66 slippers 16 soy sauce 31
shredder 37 sloth 55 spa 71
shrimp 28, 57 Slovakia 1 spaghetti 31
shrug 14 slow down 45 Spain 1

shuttlecock 62 small 5 spam 7
shy 18 smart 17 Spanish 1

sick 68 smartwatch 76 spanner 12
side 33 smell 59 sparkling 32
side order 33 smile 14 spatula 10
sideburns 17 smog 51 speak 59
sidewalk 46 smoothie 32 speak accurately 25
sieve 10 smuggling 27 speaking 25
sigh 14 snack 28, 33 special 6
sightseeing 47 snail 56 special effects 65
signal 45 snake 55 special offer 74
signature 7 sneakers 16 specials (menu) 33
signpost 46 sneaking suspicion 26 speed camera 45

silk 5, 15 sneeze 14, 68 speed limit 45
sil y 18 sniff 54 speed up 45

silverware 10 snore 14 speeding 27
simmer 33 snorkel and mask 50 spell 59
sing 56, 59, 64 snorkeling / snorkelling 60 sperm whale 57
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spices 31 steward 61 sugar 31,70
spicy 32 stick up for someone 21 suit (clothing) 15
spider 56 sticky notes 37 suit (someone) 15
spinach 30 stifling 51 suitcase 47
spine 63 stil (drink) 32 sultana 29

spinning top 22 sting 56, 68 sum up 40
spirit level 12 stir 33 summer 3
splinter 68 stitches 69 sun 51
split the bil 33 stock exchange 38 sunbathing 50
split the check 33 stomach 14 sun cream 50
sponge 10, 11 stomachache / stomach ache 68 Sunday 3
spoon 10 stop at 46 sunglasses 16
sports 60, 62 stop off 48 sunny 51
sports center / centre 72 stoppage time 61 sunscreen 50
sports drink 32 stopwatch 62 superb 6
sports programme 66 storage 13 superfoods 70
sports show 66 store 11,72 supermarket 74
spotted 15 stork 56 supervise 42
sprain 68 storm 51 supportive 18
spread a rumor / rumour 26 stormy 51 surf the internet 58
spring 3 stove 9 surfboard 62
sprinkler 12 straight hair 17 surfing 50, 60
squash 60 straight on 46 surgeon 34
squat 71 strange 6 surprised 19

squeak 54 strategy 40 sushi 28
squid 28, 57 strawberries 29 swallow 32

stadium 62 stream 52 swamp 52
staff 35 street address 7 swan 56
stage 65 street crime 27 sweat 14

stair gate 22 street map 46, 72 sweater 15
stairs 9 street market 73 sweep the floor 11
stalls 65 stress 68 sweet 32
stand up 59 stressed 19 sweet potatoes 30
standing ovation 65 stretch 71 sweetcorn 30
stapler 37 striker 61 sweets 31
staples 37 strikingly different 24 swimming 60

starfish 57 striped 15 swimming cap 62
starfruit 29 stroke of luck 26 swimming gear 62
start a rumor / rumour 26 stroller 22 swimming pool 62, 72
start work 4 strong 32 swimming trunks 50, 62
starter 33 stubble 17 swimsuit 50, 62
state 7 student 23 swing 55
state-of-the-art 77 study 9 swings 22
static electricity 78 study a subject 23 swollen 68
stationery 37 studying 23, 24 swoop 56
stay (at) home 58 stuffed animal 22 swordfish 57
stay in a hotel 47 stunning 6 symptoms 68

steam 78 stunt 65 synagogue 72
steam room 71 style your hair 17 syringe 69
steering wheel 45 styles 15, 17
step down 39 stylist 34
stepbrother 20 subject 7 T
stepmom 20 substitutes 61 table 9
stepmother 20 subtitles 66 table tennis 60
stepmum 20 subtract 59 tablet (gadget) 76
stepsister 20 suburb 75 tablets (medicine) 69

stethoscope 69 suck 14 tackle 61
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tackle pollution 53 telephone manner 43 tidy 11
tackle something head-on 39 television 9, 66 see also TV tie (clothing) 15
tail (airplane / aeroplane) 44 tell a white lie 26 tie (sports result) 61
tail (animal) 54, 55 telltale 26 tie your hair back 17
take a bath 4 temperature 51, 68 tiger 55
take a flight 44 temple 72 tight 5
take a shower 4 temporary 35 tights 15
take a test 24 ten 2 tile the bathroom 12
take a year off 24 tenancy agreement 13 til 38, 74
take a year out 24 tenant 13 time 3
take after someone 21 tennis 60 time management 43
take an exam 24 tennis court 62 tin 32
take away 33 tennis racket 62 tin opener 10
take minutes 40 tent 49 tip 33
take off 15, 39 tent peg 49 tire 45, 49
take on someone 39 tent pole 49 tired 19
take out 33 tenth 2 tiring 6
take out the rubbish 4, 11 term 24 title 7
take out the trash 4, 11 terraced houses 13 toast 31
take photos 58 terrarium 54 toaster 10
take questions 40 terrible 6 toddler 20
take someone on 39 terrified 19 toe 14
take something with a pinch of salt 8 test 23 toilet 9
take the bus 44 test results 69 toilet block 49
take the first left 46 test tubes 78 toilet paper 10
take the second right 46 text message 7 toiletries 10
take the train 44 textbook 23, 63 tomatoes 30
talent show 67 Thailand 1 tonsillitis 68
talented 18 theater / theatre 65, 72 tool box 12
talk 59 there 46 tools 12
talk show 66 thermometer 69 tooth 14
talkative 18 thesis 23 toothbrush 10
tall 17 thick 5 torch 49
tambourine 64 thigh 14 tornado 51
tan / tanned skin 17 thin 5 tortoise 54
tandem 49 think 59 toucan 56
tape measure 12 think outside the box 41 touch base 41
tapir 55 think the world of someone 21 touch wood 26

taste 32, 59 third 2 tour guide 34
tasty 32 thirst for adventure 48 tourism 48

tattletale 26 thirteen 2 tourism industry 36
taxi 44 thirty 2 tourist attraction 75
taxi driver 34 thousand 2 tourist information 72
taxi rank 44 three 2 tourist office 72
taxi stand 44 three times a week 3 tourist trap 48
tea 4, 32 thrilled 19 towel 9, 50
teacher 23, 34 thriller 65, 66 town 72
teacher's pet 8 thril ing 6 town hall 72
team player 43 throw 59 town square 72
teamwork 43 throw money down the drain 41 toy shop 73
technology 23, 76, 77 throw-in 61 toy store 73
technophile 77 thumb 14 toys 22
technophobe 77 thumbtack 37 traffic jam 45, 75
teddy bear 22 thunder 51 traffic lights 45
teenagers 20 thundery 51 tragedy 65

teeth 14 Thursday 3 train 44, 71
telephone 37 ticket 44 train driver 34
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train set 22 twin beds 47
train station 44, 72 twins 20 V
trained in 42 two 2 vacancies 47
trainers 16 two hundred 2 vacation 47, 58
tram 44 two weeks 3 vacuum cleaner 11
transfer money 38 tyre 45, 49 vacuum the carpet 11
translation 25 valley 52
transportation 44 van 44
transportation industry 36 U vandalism 27, 75

trash 7 UAE 1 vegan 70
trash can 9, 37 ugly 6 vegetables 30
travel 44, 47, 48 UK 1 vegetarian 70
travel agent 34 umbrella 16 vet 34
travel writing 63 unanimous agreement 40 veterinary medicine 23
trays 37 unapproachable 18 vice / vise 12

treadmill 71 unblock the sink 12 video games 58
treatment 69 uncle 20 video on demand 66
trial 27 unclog the sink 12 view a house 13
trim a hedge 12 undergraduate 24 vil a 47
triplets 20 understand 59 vil age 72

trombone 64 undo 15 villain 65
trousers 15 unenthusiastic 19 vinegar 31
trout 57 unfasten 15 violin 64
trowel 12 unfriendly 18 virus 68
truck 44 unfurnished 13 visit a gallery 58
trumpet 64 unhappy 19 visit a museum 58

trunk 45, 55 unicycle 49 vitamins 70
try on 73 uniform 15 vocabulary 25

t-shirt 15 unimpressed 19 voicemail 7
Tuesday 3 United Arab Emirates 1 volcano 52

tumble dryer 11 United Kingdom 1 volleyball 60
tuna 57 United States of America 1 volunteer 42
turkey 54 university 23 vomit 68
Turkey 1 unkind 18 vulture 56

Turkish 1 unload the dishwasher 11
turn / turning 46 unpack 13
turn left 46 unpleasant 6 W
turn off 66, 76 unreasonable 18 wages 35
turn on 66, 76 unreliable 18 waist 14
turn right 46 unsaturated fat 70 waiter 33, 34
turn signal 45 unshakable belief 26 waiting room 69
turn up the volume 66 unspoiled 48 waitress 33, 34
turtle 57 up 15 wake up 4
tusk 55 up to your ears 39 walk 44, 58
TV 9, 66 up to your eyeballs 39 walk the dog 4
TV guide 63, 66 upload 76 walking boots 49
TV schedule 66 upmarket 74 walking holiday 47
TV set 66 upset 19 walking vacation 47
tweezers 69 upstairs 9 wallet 16, 38
twelfth 2 urban life 75 walnut 29
twelve 2 urban myth 26 walrus 57
twentieth 2 US 1 want 73
twenty 2 USB drive 76 wardrobe 9

twenty-first 2 useful 6 warm 51
twenty-one 2 useless 6 warm up 71
twenty-two 2 usher 65 wash the car 11

twice a week 3 usually 3 wash the dishes 4
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wash your face 4 wide 5 working 39, 41
wash your hair 4 wide range 74 working environment 39
washing line 11 widow 20 workplace 43
washing machine 11 widower 20 world of difference 24
washing up liquid 11 wife 20 worm 56
wasp 56 Wi-Fi 76 worried 19

watch 16 wild animals 55 wound 68
watch a movie 58 wind 51 wrap (sandwich) 28
watch television / TV 4, 58 wind farm 53 wrap up 40
watch your weight 70 wind power 53 wrench 12
water 32 windbreak 50 wrinkles 17
water cooler 37 window 9 write 58
water the flowers 12 window seat 47 writer 34
water the plants 11 window shopping 73 writing 25
waterfall 52 windsurfing 50, 60 written communication 43
watermelon 29 windy 51
waterproofs 49 wine 32
wave (gesture) 14 wing (airplane / aeroplane) 44 X
wave (water) 50, 52 wing (bird) 28, 56 X-ray 69
wavy hair 17 wink 14
wear 15 winter 3
weather 51,66 win-win situation 41 Y
weather forecast 66 wipers 45 yacht 44
website 7 wire 76 yak 55
Wednesday 3 wireless 76 yard (garden) 9

weeding 12 withdraw money 38 yard (measurement) 46
week 3 witness 27 yawn 14
weekend 3 wok 10 year 3
weekly 3 wolf 55 yellow 5
weights 71 women's wear 74 yellow card 61
well-being 71 wonderful 6 yoga 58, 71

west 46 wood (landscape) 52 yogurt 28
western 65 wood (material) 5 yolk 28
wet 51 wooden spoon 10 young 17
wet suit 50 woodpecker 56 yo-yo 22
wet wipe 22 wool 5
whales 57 woolen / woollen 15
what the future holds 77 word of mouth 26 Z
wheel 45 work 4, 59 zebra 55
wheel clamp 45 work from home 35 zip / zipper 15, 16
wheelbarrow 12 work full-time 35 zip code 7
whisk (action) 33 work opportunities 75 zucchini 30
whisk (equipment) 10 work out 71
whiskers 54 work overtime 4
whisper 59 work part-time 35

white 5 work shifts 35
white-collar crime 27 work well under pressure 43
Acknowledgments
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Daniel Mil s, and Christine for editorial Rabia Ahmad,
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Mukherjee, and Sonakshi Singh for design assistance; Simon Mumford for national flags; Viola Wang for additional il ustration;
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LEARN AND PRACTICE OVER 3,000 WORDS AND PHRASES

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SEE ALL THERE IS TO KNOW

Tools and gardening 54 Speaking a foreign language 106

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Clothes 66 and snacks

Accessories and beauty products 70 Fruit and nuts 122

Feelings and moods 82 and

Family and relationships 90

Baby equipment and toys 94 Jobs 142

Education 98 Working conditions 146

Office equipment 154 Beach 206

Working 162 Weather and climate 210

Meeting and presenting 166 Geographical features 214

Work and business idioms 170 Environmental concerns 218

Wild animals 226

Transportation and travel 182 Birds and bugs 230

Driving a car 186

Travel and accommodation 194 Free time activities 238

Travel and tourism 198 Abilities and actions 242

Around town 294

Sports equipment and venues 254

At the supermarket 302

ARTS AND THE MEDIA Urban life 306

Books and reading 258

Music 262 SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

Technology and gadgets 310

Movies and plays 266

Technology and the future 314

Media and celebrity 274

HEALTH Word list 340

Sickness 278 Acknowledgments 360

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