After Reading pages 14 and 15

Goulash: [ U ] /ˈɡuː.læʃ/ a dish,

originally from Hungary, consisting of
meat cooked in a sauce with paprika (=
a spice that tastes hot)
 is waiting
don’t travel
am considering

ends
feel/am feeling
are having

Do you see
are relying

wish
do you think

Rely: to depend on or trust someone or something:

 never use am driving
never seem
get
always argues
prefers
always forgets
starts
are always moaning never help

is always criticising doesn’t have

goes out always depends
never shop are always
always smell
pass
is always never pays
borrowing

Argue: /ˈɑr·ɡju/ (DISAGREE) to disagree esp. strongly and sometimes angrily in talking
an: or/məʊn/
discussing something:
the act of complaining about something, or a complaint:
Borrow: /ˈbɒr.əʊ/ to get or receive something from someone with the intention of giving it
back after a period of time:
 am staying
costs
am having

looks
depends
/dɪˈzɜːt/
love
make tastes

is going
Custard: /ˈkʌs.təd/
Are you still studying a sweet sauce made
from eggs, milk,
and sugar and
poured over sweet
dishes:
This week, the government is holding a conference on nuclear energy

Water consists of hydrogen and oxygen

Things are getting more and more expensive all the time. It really makes me angry.

I’ve got nowhere to live, so I’m staying with a friend for now.

Does this car belong to you, sir?

You are always moaning! Stop it!

In the novel, the story takes place in Florence.

 After Reading pages 18 and 19

discovered
wrote
read
wanted started

have been have seen

has become

allowed
has done has polluted

made
/ˈɡrædʒ.u.eɪ.tɪd/
Degree: a course of
/ˌpəʊstˈɡrædʒ.u.ət/
study at a college or
university, or the
qualification given
to a student after he
or she has
completed his or her
studies:
has made has had
has done
has brought

Have been writing

had to got
have sent
took
received
has been teaching

have been sitting

haven’t
finished
After Reading page 21
 were running
were screaming
had knocked
had drawn

had been had set off

raining was waiting

had spent
had been waiting

was having had broken into

had dropped

were climbing
had been trying

was snowing
had been snowing had covered
 ʌ had been using

Dorm: a
large room
containing had taken
many beds,
for example had flooded
in a boarding
had been asking
had achieved school:
was working

had already designed

had made
had planned
was studying
After Reading pages 23 and 24
 During

yet

while

since

since
since ago already
during
from
until
already

before

/kənˈdʒes.tʃən/

for
still
 /ʃɔːn/

ago
during
…that have already been built/been built already

before I’m sorry, your dry cleaning isn’t ready yet

for
from … but I’ve already done it/done it already

already Do you still need my help?

yet
I still haven’t told Sam about the accident
still

yet It’s still raining so there’s no point in going to the beach yet

ago
Has your uncle arrived yet?

I’ve already waited a whole hour/waited a whole hour

already and he hasn’t come yet
After Reading page 26

photographer
guitarist
dishwasher
ability
friendship
exploration
arrangement
actor
building
importance
childhood
excitement
happiness
trainee
division
performance
tin opener
refugee
kindness
greatness
 employment

Equality
politicians
occupations
employers
qualifications
treatment
promotion
achievements
improvement

Thus: adverb formal /ðʌs/ in this way:

Dana
 originated
has already won
discussed

have been trying

haven’t found