Evolve Digital Level 1B – High Beginner

Vocabulary summary
Unit 7, Lesson 1
Activities around the house

brush my teeth, brush my hair

"I get up in the morning and brush my teeth. I brush my hair before I go to work."

clean the kitchen, clean my room

"I like to clean the kitchen every morning. I clean my room on the weekend."

cook breakfast, cook dinner

"I usually cook dinner for all my family."

do my homework
"I do my homework every afternoon before dinner."

do the dishes

"I do the dishes after dinner.

help (verb)
"I help my son tie his shoes."

take a bath
"My sons love to take a bath."

take a shower

"I take a shower in the morning."

wash my hair
"I wash my hair when I am in the shower."

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Unit 7, Lesson 2
Transportation

be on the train, be on the bus, be on the subway

"I listen to music when I am on the train."

be at the bus stop, be at the train station, be at the subway station

"They are at the bus stop."

bus (noun) – a large vehicle that carries passengers by road

"I live near my college. I walk or I go by bus."

carry (verb) – to hold something with your hands or your arms or on your back
"I carry my schoolbooks to class."

drive (verb) – to make a car, bus, or train move

"I drive to work."

go (verb) – to move or travel somewhere

"I go to my friend’s house on the weekend."

ride a bike (phrasal verb) – to travel somewhere by sitting on a bicycle and

controlling it

"I ride a bike to college."

subway (noun) – a place where trains travel underground

"I live in Tokyo. I travel around the city on the subway."

take the train, take the bus, take the subway

"I take the bus to college."

train (noun) – a long vehicle that travels along metal tracks and carries people or
goods
"I don't live near my work. I go to work by train."

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wait (verb) – to stay in a place until someone or something arrives
"She is waiting for her friend."

walk (verb) – to move forward by putting one foot in front of the other foot
"She walks to work most days."

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