Starter Word List 3
วิธีใช้:
[1] ดูคำศัพท์ และ ศึกษาประโยคตัวอย่าง
[2] วางเมาส์บนคำศัพท์เพื่อดูคำแปล
[3] ไฮไลต์คำศัพท์, คลิก Definition, คลิกไอคอนรูปลำโพง เพื่อฟังเสียงอ่านและฝึกพูดตาม
Starter wordlist with English Profile level description | ||||
Wordlist | Part of speech | Example | ||
1 | a | determiner | a sentence | |
2 | about | preposition | What about you? | |
3 | an | determiner | an apartment | |
4 | and | conjunction | tea and coffee | |
5 | apartment | noun | I live in an apartment in Dubai. | |
6 | are | verb | Are you from England? | |
7 | bed | noun | What time did you go to bed last night? | |
8 | big | adjective | I come from a big family. | |
9 | boy | noun | We've got three children - a boy and two girls. | |
10 | bye | exclamation | Bye, see you tomorrow. | |
11 | campus | noun | The university campus is near the hospital. | |
12 | car | noun | My brother has an old car. | |
13 | chair | noun | This is a chair. | |
14 | child | noun | We have only one child – a boy. | |
15 | children | noun | We've got three children - a boy and two girls. | |
16 | China | noun | We're from China. | |
17 | desk | noun | This is a desk. | |
18 | door | noun | Please shut the door behind you. | |
19 | eat | verb | Who ate all the cake? | |
20 | eight | number | We have eight children. | |
21 | England | noun | Are you from England? | |
22 | father | noun | This is my father. | |
23 | fine | adjective | I'm fine. | |
24 | five | number | We have five children. | |
25 | flat | noun | a large block of flats | |
26 | four | number | We have nine children, five boys and four girls. | |
27 | from | preposition | I'm from England | |
28 | girl | noun | We have three children - a boy and two girls. | |
29 | goodbye | exclamation | Goodbye Vicki! See you next week. | |
30 | have | verb | I have a flat in Paris. | |
31 | hello | exclamation | Hello, Christina, how are you? | |
32 | hi | exclamation | Hi! How are you? | |
33 | house | noun | We went to my aunt's house for dinner. | |
34 | how | adverb | How are you? | |
35 | I | pronoun | I've bought some chocolate. | |
36 | in | preposition | It's in England | |
37 | is | verb | Hello. My name is Peter Newman. | |
38 | it | pronoun | It's in England. | |
39 | kitchen | noun | We have a big kitchen, where we eat. | |
40 | know | verb | I don't know. | |
41 | letter | noun | the letter K | |
42 | live | verb | They live in New York. | |
43 | married | adjective | a married couple | |
44 | mother | noun | My mother and father are divorced. | |
45 | my | determiner | My name is Carlos. | |
46 | name | noun | What's your name? | |
47 | near | preposition | near London | |
48 | new | adjective | I need some new shoes. | |
49 | new | adjective | Their house is quite new. | |
50 | nice | adjective | It's very nice. | |
51 | Nice to meet you. | phrase | Nice to meet you. | |
52 | nine | number | We have nine children. | |
53 | no | determiner | I have no children. | |
54 | normal | adjective | It's normal for couples to argue now and then. | |
55 | not | adverb | No, he's not. | |
56 | number | noun | What's the number of his house? | |
57 | OK | adjective | Are you OK? | |
58 | old | adjective | an old flat | |
59 | one | number | I have a flat in Paris. It's very small, only one room. | |
60 | picture | noun | She's got pictures of pop stars all over her bedroom. | |
61 | question | noun | Is it OK if I ask you a few questions? | |
62 | restaurant | noun | an Italian restaurant | |
63 | room | noun | a hotel room | |
64 | Russia | noun | Are you from Russia? | |
65 | See you. | phrase | See you (soon/there). | |
66 | sentence | noun | Practise saying the sentences. | |
67 | seven | number | We have seven children. | |
68 | six | number | We have six children. | |
69 | small | adjective | We teach the children in small groups. | |
70 | student | noun | a law student | |
71 | study | verb | I studied biology before going into medicine. | |
72 | teacher | noun | a science teacher | |
73 | ten | number | We have ten children. | |
74 | thanks | exclamation | Can you pass me the book? Thanks very much. | |
75 | the USA | noun | I'm from the USA. | |
76 | think | verb | I think it's about 3.00. | |
77 | this | pronoun | This is a desk. | |
78 | three | number | We have three children - a boy and two girls. | |
79 | town | noun | It's a small town in the north of England. | |
80 | two | number | We have two new apartments in Dubai. | |
81 | very | adverb | very good | |
82 | we | pronoun | My wife and I both play golf and we love it. | |
83 | what | pronoun | What's your name? | |
84 | where | adverb | Where do you work? | |
85 | window | noun | Open the window if you're too hot. | |
86 | with | preposition | Who did you go with? | |
87 | with | preposition | with four rooms | |
88 | word | noun | 'Hund' is the German word for 'dog'. | |
89 | you | pronoun | Are you from England? | |
90 | your | determiner | Can I borrow your pen? | |
91 | at | preposition | at university | |
92 | bicycle | noun | My brother has a bicycle. | |
93 | birthday | noun | birthday card | |
94 | brother | noun | an older brother | |
95 | café | noun | I'm a student, but I also work in a café. | |
96 | camera | noun | My brother has a camera. | |
97 | card | noun | a birthday card | |
98 | cat | noun | My brother has a cat. | |
99 | company | noun | a computer company | |
100 | computer | noun | We've put all our records on computer. | |
101 | couple | noun | a married couple | |
102 | daughter | noun | This is my daughter, Molly. | |
103 | doctor | noun | She's a doctor. | |
104 | dog | noun | My brother has a dog. | |
105 | eighteen | number | He's 18 years old. | |
106 | eleven | number | She's eleven years old. | |
107 | family | noun | I'm from a big family. | |
108 | fifteen | number | She's 15 years old. | |
109 | for | preposition | I work for Dell. | |
110 | for | preposition | For a boy or a girl? | |
111 | fourteen | number | He's 14 years old. | |
112 | friend | noun | Sarah's my best friend (=the friend I like most). | |
113 | has | verb | He has an Australian wife. | |
114 | he | pronoun | When is Paul coming? "He should be here soon." | |
115 | her | determiner | her sister | |
116 | his | determiner | his sister | |
117 | hospital | noun | He was in hospital for two weeks. | |
118 | hotel | noun | He works in a hotel. | |
119 | husband | noun | This is my husband. | |
120 | job | noun | What's your job? | |
121 | less | adverb | You should eat less. | |
122 | listen | verb | listen to the radio | |
123 | lives | verb | My sister lives in Australia. | |
124 | look (at) | verb | Look at the picture on page two. | |
125 | look | verb | I'm looking for my keys. | |
126 | manager | noun | She's the manager of the local sports club. | |
127 | many | quantifier | I don't have many clothes. | |
128 | maybe | adverb | Maybe we're too early. | |
129 | mobile | noun | mobile phone | |
130 | more | quantifier | There are a lot more people here today than there were yesterday. | |
131 | most | quantifier | most people | |
132 | mp3 player | noun | I have an mp3 player. | |
133 | nineteen | number | She's 19 years old. | |
134 | office | noun | an office worker | |
135 | one | determiner | this one | |
136 | parents | noun | My parents live in New York. | |
137 | people | noun | Our company employs over 400 people. | |
138 | phone | noun | I have a mobile phone. | |
139 | read | verb | read the paper | |
140 | say | verb | How do you say ...? | |
141 | school | noun | at school | |
142 | seventeen | number | He's 17 years old. | |
143 | she | pronoun | She's 16. | |
144 | shop | noun | a book shop | |
145 | sister | noun | an older/younger sister | |
146 | sixteen | number | She's sixteen years old. | |
147 | some | quantifier | Some shops are open. | |
148 | son | noun | This is my son, Alex. | |
149 | supermarket | noun | She works in a supermarket. | |
150 | talk (about/to) | verb | We were just talking about Simon's new girlfriend. | |
151 | they | pronoun | I saw Kate and Nigel yesterday - they came over for dinner. | |
152 | thirteen | number | She's 13 years old. | |
153 | to | listen to music | ||
154 | TV | noun | What's on TV tonight? | |
155 | twelve | number | He's twelve years old. | |
156 | twenty | number | He's twenty years old. | |
157 | university | noun | Cambridge University | |
158 | village | noun | She lives in a small village outside Oxford. | |
159 | waiter | noun | He's a waiter. | |
160 | who | pronoun | Who's this? | |
161 | wife | noun | He has an Australian wife. | |
162 | work | verb | She works for Sony corporation. | |
163 | works | verb | My sister works for the Sony Corporation. | |
164 | write | verb | Write your name at the top of the page. | |
165 | a few | phrase | I'm just here for a few days. | |
166 | a.m. | abbreviation | 6.00 a.m. | |
167 | about | adverb | I think it's about 3.00. | |
168 | afternoon | noun | I played tennis on Saturday afternoon. | |
169 | airport | noun | She's at the airport. | |
170 | always | adverb | It's always busy | |
171 | answer | verb | I asked when she was leaving but she didn't answer. | |
172 | answer | verb | Answer questions one to ten. | |
173 | answer | noun | Did you get the answer to Question 6? | |
174 | at | preposition | at 3.00 | |
175 | beautiful | adjective | a beautiful woman | |
176 | box | noun | Learn the words in the box. | |
177 | bus station | noun | Café metro is in King Street, near the bus station. | |
178 | busy | adjective | I'm busy in the morning. | |
179 | cheap | adjective | a cheap flight | |
180 | church | noun | We used to go to church every Sunday morning. | |
181 | cinema | noun | Mike's is in the centre, next to the Adelphi Cinema. | |
182 | close | verb | close the door | |
183 | closed | adjective | The shops are closed. | |
184 | coffee | noun | Do you want a cup of coffee? | |
185 | conversation | noun | a telephone conversation | |
186 | cover | verb | Cover the page. | |
187 | day | noun | the days of the week | |
188 | drink | verb | He was drinking a glass of milk. | |
189 | drink | noun | a cold drink | |
190 | evening | noun | Are you doing anything this evening? | |
191 | Excuse me | phrase | Excuse me, what's the time? | |
192 | fifty | number | We're in room 50. | |
193 | forty | number | She's 40 today. | |
194 | free | adjective | When are you free? | |
195 | Friday | noun | OK, let's meet on Friday. | |
196 | garden | noun | the front/back garden | |
197 | get up | phrasal verb | I got up at five o'clock this morning! | |
198 | go | verb | go out | |
199 | go | verb | go shopping | |
200 | here | adverb | Is Mr Yamamoto here? | |
201 | here | adverb | It's Seiko here. | |
202 | holiday | noun | Friday is a holiday. | |
203 | home | noun | at home | |
204 | hour | noun | I sleep eight hours | |
205 | How about…? | adverb | How about Café Metro? | |
206 | ice-cream | noun | vanilla ice cream | |
207 | in | preposition | in the morning | |
208 | Italian | adjective | Dino's is a small Italian restaurant. | |
209 | late | adjective | We're late. | |
210 | late | adverb | I get up late. | |
211 | let's | verb | Let's go to a café. | |
212 | lots | noun | There are lots of cars | |
213 | map | noun | a road map | |
214 | me | pronoun | It's me. | |
215 | meet | verb | meet friends | |
216 | Monday | noun | I'm at the office on Monday. | |
217 | morning | noun | Friday morning | |
218 | mosque | noun | People go to the mosque on Friday. | |
219 | nearly | adverb | It's nearly 6 o'clock. | |
220 | next to | preposition | next to the café | |
221 | night | noun | I slept really badly last night. | |
222 | noisy | adjective | We've had problems with noisy neighbours. | |
223 | o'clock | adverb | It's six o'clock. | |
224 | of | preposition | lots of cars | |
225 | on | preposition | on Friday | |
226 | open | adjective | Shops are open from about 9.00 in the morning. | |
227 | open | verb | Open your books. | |
228 | p.m. | abbreviation | 7.30 p.m. | |
229 | page | noun | The article is on page 36. | |
230 | quiet | adjective | Can you be quiet, please? We're trying to work. | |
231 | sandwich | noun | a cheese sandwich | |
232 | Saturday | noun | Are you free on Saturday evening? | |
233 | shower | noun | I had a shower and got dressed. | |
234 | sleep | verb | We had to sleep in the car that night. | |
235 | soon | adverb | See you soon. | |
236 | sorry | adjective | No, sorry. | |
237 | station | noun | Dad met me at the station. | |
238 | street | noun | We live on the same street. | |
239 | street stall | noun | There are some street stalls where you can buy snacks. | |
240 | Sunday | noun | Are you free on Sunday evening? | |
241 | sure | adjective | I'm not sure. | |
242 | taxi | noun | I'll take a taxi to the airport. | |
243 | tea | noun | Would you like a cup of tea or coffee? | |
244 | text | noun | a page of text | |
245 | text message | noun | Read the text message. | |
246 | that | pronoun | That's a good idea. | |
247 | the | determiner | Pass me the coffee. | |
248 | there | adverb | How can I get there? | |
249 | There's | pronoun | There's a café. | |
250 | thirty | number | It's five thirty. | |
251 | thirty-five | number | It's five thirty-five. | |
252 | Thursday | noun | Is today Thursday? | |
253 | time | noun | What's the time? | |
254 | to | preposition | go to the mosque | |
255 | today | noun, adverb | It's Johann's birthday today. | |
256 | tomorrow | adverb | It's my birthday tomorrow. | |
257 | tree | noun | There are five trees in the garden. | |
258 | Tuesday | noun | I'm free on Tuesday morning. | |
259 | twenty-five | number | It's five twenty-five. | |
260 | until | preposition | until 8.00 | |
261 | usually | adverb | I usually have lunch at work. | |
262 | watch | verb | The kids are watching TV. | |
263 | Wednesday | noun | I'm in London on Wednesday. | |
264 | when | adverb | When do you get up? | |
265 | work | noun | at work | |
266 | a bit | phrase | It was a bit too expensive. | |
267 | adjective | noun | an adjective | |
268 | American | adjective | an American accent | |
269 | balcony | noun | My hotel room has a big balcony. | |
270 | bar | noun | Most people go to a café, a bar or a club. | |
271 | basketball | noun | I play basketball. | |
272 | both | quantifier | We both like Chinese food. | |
273 | bread | noun | a slice of bread | |
274 | burger | noun | The burgers are 100% meat. | |
275 | but | conjunction | I'd drive you there, but I haven't got my car. | |
276 | can | modal verb | Can I have ...? | |
277 | centre | noun | town centre | |
278 | Chinese | adjective | the best Chinese restaurant in town | |
279 | classical | adjective | classical music | |
280 | clothes | noun | She was wearing her sister's clothes. | |
281 | club | noun | Most people go to a café, a bar or a club. | |
282 | cola | noun | I don't drink cola. | |
283 | college | noun | a teacher-training college | |
284 | concert | noun | a pop concert | |
285 | cup | noun | a cup of tea | |
286 | dad | noun | My dad has curly brown hair. | |
287 | dish | noun | pasta dishes | |
288 | do | auxiliary verb | Do you live in London? | |
289 | don't | auxiliary verb | I don't like sport. | |
290 | DVD | noun | Is this film available on DVD? | |
291 | every | determiner | every day | |
292 | expensive | adjective | expensive jewellery | |
293 | fast food | noun | I like fast food. | |
294 | favourite | adjective | What's your favourite colour? | |
295 | fish | noun | You eat meat, pasta, fish … | |
296 | food | noun | baby/dog food | |
297 | football | noun | a football match/team | |
298 | fruit | noun | dried/fresh fruit | |
299 | glass | noun | Would you like a glass of water? | |
300 | green | adjective | Many people drink green tea. | |
301 | guitar | noun | an electric guitar | |
302 | homepage | noun | The address and phone number are on our homepage. | |
303 | hope | verb | I hope you like it | |
304 | I'll | short for | I'll have a coffee. | |
305 | in bed | phrase | I read in bed. | |
306 | India | noun | We live in India. | |
307 | Indian | adjective | an Indian restaurant | |
308 | international | adjective | an international team of scientists | |
309 | Italy | noun | We live in Italy. | |
310 | Japan | noun | We live in Japan. | |
311 | Japanese | adjective | I like Japanese food. | |
312 | language | noun | Classroom language | |
313 | lemonade | noun | I'll have lemonade, please. | |
314 | like | verb | I like Japanese food. | |
315 | magazine | noun | a fashion magazine | |
316 | make | verb | make tea | |
317 | match | noun | football match | |
318 | meat | noun | I don't eat meat. | |
319 | mum | noun | Can we go now, Mum? | |
320 | music | noun | pop/dance music | |
321 | neither | adverb | Me neither. | |
322 | never | adverb | Have you ever been to Australia? "No, never." | |
323 | noun | noun | a noun | |
324 | of | preposition | a cup of tea | |
325 | often | adverb | I often see her there. | |
326 | orange juice | noun | Can I have an orange juice, please? | |
327 | out | adverb | go out | |
328 | paper | noun | read the paper | |
329 | party | noun | go to a party | |
330 | pasta | noun | Spaghetti is my favourite pasta. | |
331 | piano | noun | Do you like the piano? | |
332 | pizza | noun | good pizzas and pasta dishes | |
333 | play | verb | play football | |
334 | please | exclamation | Could I have a coffee, please? | |
335 | poetry | noun | I read poetry. | |
336 | radio | noun | a car radio | |
337 | radio | phrase | We heard him speaking on the radio this morning. | |
338 | rice | noun | good chicken and rice dishes | |
339 | salad | noun | They also have good steaks and salads. | |
340 | shopping | noun | go shopping | |
341 | sometimes | adverb | He does cook sometimes, but not very often. | |
342 | speak | verb | speak English | |
343 | sport | noun | winter sports | |
344 | steak | noun | They also have good steaks and salads. | |
345 | strong | adjective | strong tea | |
346 | sugar | noun | coffee with milk and sugar | |
347 | teapot | noun | People make it in a small teapot. | |
348 | technology | noun | computer technology | |
349 | tennis | noun | I play tennis. | |
350 | too | adverb | not too expensive | |
351 | too | adverb | Me too. | |
352 | vegetable | noun | I eat vegetables every day. | |
353 | verb | noun | a verb | |
354 | water | noun | hot/cold water | |
355 | weak | adjective | weak coffee/beer | |
356 | again | adverb | Ask her again. | |
357 | all | pronoun | We were all dancing. | |
358 | ask | verb | I asked him about his hobbies. | |
359 | ask | verb | He's asked for a bike for his birthday. | |
360 | bag | noun | a paper bag | |
361 | black | adjective | a black jacket | |
362 | blouse | noun | Women often wear jeans and a shirt or a blouse. | |
363 | bottle | noun | a bottle of wine | |
364 | Britain | noun | Peter from Britain | |
365 | brown | adjective | dark brown hair | |
366 | carpet | noun | Do you like this carpet? | |
367 | casual | adjective | People in offices wear quite casual clothes in Germany. | |
368 | cigarette | noun | I don't smoke cigarettes. | |
369 | coat | noun | a winter coat | |
370 | colour | noun | What colour shall I paint the kitchen? | |
371 | cool | adjective | a cool drink | |
372 | cotton | noun | a cotton shirt | |
373 | cupboard | noun | The plates are in the cupboard. | |
374 | doesn't | auxiliary verb | He doesn't like black clothes. | |
375 | dollar(s) | noun | It's $15.95. | |
376 | dress | noun | a black dress | |
377 | each | determiner | 10 euros each | |
378 | eighty | number | That's £4.80, please. | |
379 | euro | noun | They're ten euros each. | |
380 | everyone | pronoun | I've received a reply from everyone now. | |
381 | floor | noun | a wooden floor | |
382 | formal | adjective | a formal dinner party | |
383 | Germany | noun | People in offices wear quite casual clothes in Germany. | |
384 | glasses | noun | a pair of glasses | |
385 | grey | adjective | grey clouds | |
386 | hat | noun | a cowboy hat | |
387 | Here you are. | phrase | That's £30. "Here you are." | |
388 | hundred | number | two hundred and fifty | |
389 | jacket | noun | a leather jacket | |
390 | jeans | noun | a pair of jeans | |
391 | jumper | noun | What size is this jumper? | |
392 | kiosk | noun | a street kiosk | |
393 | lamp | noun | I have a lamp next to my bed. | |
394 | large | adjective | a large bottle of water | |
395 | man | noun | a young man | |
396 | medium | adjective | It's medium. | |
397 | men | noun | Men and women often wear jeans and a shirt. | |
398 | mineral water | noun | mineral water | |
399 | much | quantifier | How much is the skirt? | |
400 | newspaper | noun | I read about his death in the newspaper. | |
401 | ninety | number | That's £2.90, please. | |
402 | of | preposition | made of cotton | |
403 | on | preposition | on the shelf/wall | |
404 | packet | noun | a packet of cigarettes | |
405 | pair | noun | a pair of glasses | |
406 | pair | noun | In pairs. | |
407 | partner | noun | Ask your partner. | |
408 | pen | noun | How much are these pens? | |
409 | plate | noun | a dinner plate | |
410 | postcard | noun | How much are these postcards? | |
411 | pound(s) | noun | a hundred pounds/£100 | |
412 | price | noun | high/low prices | |
413 | red | adjective | a red shirt | |
414 | right | adjective | That's right. | |
415 | sell | verb | Do you sell stamps? | |
416 | seventy | number | That's £2.70, please. | |
417 | shelf | noun | a book shelf | |
418 | shirt | noun | How much is the shirt? | |
419 | shoes | noun | a cheap pair of shoes | |
420 | sixty | number | That's £2.60, please. | |
421 | size | noun | It's an area about the size of Oxford. | |
422 | skirt | noun | How much is the skirt? | |
423 | stamp | noun | Do you sell stamps? | |
424 | suit | noun | She wore a dark blue suit. | |
425 | sunglasses | noun | They're sunglasses. | |
426 | T-shirt | noun | How much is the T-shirt? | |
427 | these | determiner | I like these plates. | |
428 | this | determiner | I like this bag. | |
429 | tie | noun | How much is the tie? | |
430 | together | adverb | All together. | |
431 | trousers | noun | a pair of trousers | |
432 | wall | noun | There were several large paintings on the wall. | |
433 | wear | verb | I wear jeans a lot of the time. | |
434 | white | adjective | a white T-shirt | |
435 | woman | noun | a 30-year-old woman | |
436 | women | noun | Men and women often wear jeans and a shirt. | |
437 | yellow | adjective | a bright yellow tablecloth | |
438 | arrive | verb | We arrived in Paris at midday. | |
439 | bar | noun | a bar of chocolate | |
440 | because | conjunction | I'm calling because I need to ask you something. | |
441 | before | preposition | I have breakfast before 7.00. | |
442 | bike | noun | I go by bike. | |
443 | boat | noun | a fishing/sailing boat | |
444 | breakfast | noun | have breakfast | |
445 | bring | verb | Did you bring an umbrella with you? | |
446 | bus | noun | a school bus | |
447 | by | preposition | by train | |
448 | can | modal verb | You can go by underground. | |
449 | chocolate | noun | a bar of chocolate | |
450 | come | verb | come home | |
451 | crowded | adjective | a crowded train | |
452 | cycle | verb | I cycle to work. | |
453 | dinner | noun | have dinner | |
454 | down | preposition | down the Amazon | |
455 | drive | verb | I drive to work. | |
456 | early | adverb | I get up early. | |
457 | everywhere | adverb | You can go everywhere by underground. | |
458 | fast | adjective | fast cars | |
459 | finish | verb | finish work | |
460 | first | adverb | First I have a shower. | |
461 | get | verb | How can I get to the airport? | |
462 | hammock | noun | Bring a hammock to sleep in. | |
463 | have | verb | have lunch | |
464 | have | verb | have a shower | |
465 | journey | noun | a train journey | |
466 | leave | verb | The train leaves at 6.00. | |
467 | lunch | noun | Shall we have lunch? | |
468 | meal | noun | have a meal | |
469 | metro | noun | the Paris metro | |
470 | plane | noun | What time does her plane get in (=arrive)? | |
471 | slow | adjective | He's a very slow reader. | |
472 | so | conjunction | I was tired so I went to bed. | |
473 | start | verb | start work | |
474 | take | verb | The journey takes six hours. | |
475 | then | adverb | Then we went to ... | |
476 | through | preposition | The River Seine flows through Paris. | |
477 | train | noun | We could go by train. | |
478 | tram | noun | There are no trams, but there are buses. | |
479 | underground | noun | the London Underground | |
480 | wake up | phrasal verb | First, I wake up. | |
481 | walk | verb | Olga walks. | |
482 | week | noun | every week | |
483 | weekend | noun | at the weekend | |
484 | wide | adjective | a wide road | |
485 | asleep | adjective | The children are asleep. | |
486 | bad | adjective | bad weather | |
487 | barbecue | noun | Do you want to bring some chicken for the barbecue? | |
488 | boring | adjective | a boring job | |
489 | by | preposition | It's by (Shakespeare) | |
490 | called | verb | It's called ... | |
491 | can't | modal verb | Sorry, I can't. | |
492 | circle | verb | Circle the word. | |
493 | cooked | verb | Then I cooked some lunch. | |
494 | cooking | noun | I do the cooking. | |
495 | cross | noun | put a cross | |
496 | cross out | verb | Cross out the word. | |
497 | different | adjective | Jo's very different from her sister, isn't she? | |
498 | film | noun | a cowboy film | |
499 | good | adjective | a good book | |
500 | good | adjective | The food at this restaurant is very good. | |
501 | got | verb | I got a job. | |
502 | grandfather | noun | My grandfather worked in a hospital. | |
503 | grandmother | noun | My grandmother stayed at home. | |
504 | had | verb | We had a very good meeting yesterday. | |
505 | help | verb | Thank you for helping. | |
506 | holiday | noun | on holiday | |
507 | housework | noun | do housework | |
508 | ill | adjective | He was in bed, ill. | |
509 | interesting | adjective | an interesting person | |
510 | last | adjective | last night | |
511 | listened | verb | I stayed at home and I listened to music. | |
512 | long | adjective | It's quite long. | |
513 | looked | verb | I looked at family photos. | |
514 | meeting | noun | We're having a meeting on Thursday to discuss the problem. | |
515 | met | verb | I met a friend in town. | |
516 | no problem | phrase | Can you get me to the airport by 11.30? "No problem." | |
517 | of course | phrase | Yes, of course. | |
518 | of course | phrase | Yes, of course. | |
519 | phone | verb | phone friends | |
520 | phoned | verb | I phoned a friend and we went into town. | |
521 | put | verb | put a tick | |
522 | same | phrase | the same | |
523 | saw | verb | We saw a film. | |
524 | short | adjective | a short book | |
525 | stay | verb | stay at home | |
526 | stayed | verb | My grandmother stayed at home with the family. | |
527 | terrible | adjective | a terrible accident | |
528 | tick | noun | put a tick | |
529 | tick | verb | Tick the sentences that are true. | |
530 | underline | verb | ||
531 | use | verb | Can I use your computer? | |
532 | walk | noun | go for a walk | |
533 | was | verb | Maria was in hospital and Boris was on holiday. | |
534 | wasn't | verb | I wasn't at the meeting. | |
535 | watched | verb | I watched TV. | |
536 | went | verb | I went to school. | |
537 | were | verb | They were on holiday. | |
538 | weren't | verb | You weren't late. | |
539 | wonderful | adjective | We had a wonderful time in Spain. | |
540 | wrote | verb | I worked on my computer and wrote some emails. | |
541 | April | noun | Is it good to go to Dubai in April? | |
542 | arrived | verb | We arrived at the airport. | |
543 | art gallery | noun | I never go to art galleries. | |
544 | August | noun | Is it good to go to Dubai in August? | |
545 | bought | verb | I bought a new laptop. | |
546 | camping | noun | I want to go camping in the Rocky Mountains. | |
547 | cold | adjective | cold water/weather | |
548 | December | noun | It's dry and sunny from December to July. | |
549 | desert | noun | the Sahara Desert | |
550 | did | verb | Did you go to ...? | |
551 | didn't | verb | We didn't see .... | |
552 | disco | noun | I never go to discos. | |
553 | don't | auxiliary verb | Don't write. | |
554 | dry | adjective | a dry summer | |
555 | February | noun | For skiing, go in February. | |
556 | hostel | noun | a student hostel | |
557 | hot | adjective | a hot summer's day | |
558 | January | noun | For skiing, go in January. | |
559 | July | noun | It's dry and sunny from December to July. | |
560 | June | noun | From June to September, it's very hot. | |
561 | kebab | noun | We had kebabs, bread and salad. | |
562 | March | noun | What's Rome like in March? | |
563 | May | noun | It's usually warm in May. | |
564 | month | noun | Next month will be very busy. | |
565 | museum | noun | a museum of modern art | |
566 | next | adjective | next week | |
567 | November | noun | From August to November it's hot and very wet. | |
568 | October | noun | What's the south of Mexico like in October? | |
569 | pot | noun | coffee pot | |
570 | pyramid | noun | I didn't visit the pyramids. | |
571 | sat | verb | We sat by the Nile. | |
572 | September | noun | From June to September, it's very hot. | |
573 | sightseeing | noun | a sightseeing tour of London | |
574 | sit | verb | Emma was sitting on a stool. | |
575 | skiing | noun | For skiing, go in January. | |
576 | summer | noun | We usually go away in the summer. | |
577 | sunny | adjective | a lovely sunny day | |
578 | swimming | noun | The doctor recommended swimming as the best all-round exercise. | |
579 | things | noun | things to do | |
580 | top | adjective | top five things | |
581 | trip | noun | a business trip | |
582 | visit | verb | Did you visit St Petersburg while you were in Russia? | |
583 | visited | verb | We visited my brother. | |
584 | walking | verb | I often go walking. | |
585 | warm | adjective | It's nice and warm in here. | |
586 | weather | noun | bad/good weather | |
587 | wet | adjective | a wet and windy day | |
588 | What … like? | phrase | What was it like? | |
589 | winter | noun | We went skiing last winter. | |
590 | asking | verb | She's asking questions. | |
591 | beach | noun | In the afternoon, we go down to the beach. | |
592 | call | verb | I'll call you later. | |
593 | coming | verb | Two friends are coming for dinner. | |
594 | could | modal verb | We could see a film. | |
595 | country | phrase | drive into the country | |
596 | do | verb | What are you doing? | |
597 | doing | verb | What are you doing? | |
598 | going | verb | I'm just going to a meeting. | |
599 | hairdresser | phrase | He's going to the hairdresser. | |
600 | having | verb | He's having a party. | |
601 | I'd | short for | I'd love to. | |
602 | idea | noun | That's a good idea. | |
603 | just | adverb | We just had a baby. | |
604 | just | adverb | I'm just going to a meeting. | |
605 | later | adverb | I'll call you later. | |
606 | love | verb | I'd love to. | |
607 | mall | noun | shopping mall | |
608 | midday | noun | Beware the heat of the midday sun. | |
609 | picnic | noun | We're going to have a picnic down by the lake. | |
610 | playing | verb | Where are The Morgs playing? | |
611 | pray | verb | Let us pray for all the sick children. | |
612 | really | adverb | I'm really busy | |
613 | rock | noun | rock concert | |
614 | sitting | verb | They're sitting in a café. | |
615 | swimming pool | noun | Sit by the swimming pool. | |
616 | talking | verb | He's talking on the phone. | |
617 | that | pronoun | That's a nice photo. | |
618 | theatre | noun | the Arts Theatre | |
619 | this | determiner | this week | |
620 | watching | verb | The children are watching TV. | |
621 | wearing | verb | He's wearing a black jacket. | |
622 | working | verb | I'm working next Saturday. | |
623 | would | verb | Would you like to come? | |
624 | adult | noun | On the first morning of Tet, adults give children a red envelope with ‘lucky money’. | |
625 | after | preposition | What did you do after school? | |
626 | after | conjunction | After they got married ... | |
627 | became | verb | He became leader of the People's Republic of China in 1949. | |
628 | beginning | noun | We met at the beginning of 1998. | |
629 | born | verb | Claudia was born in 1985. | |
630 | cake | noun | birthday cake | |
631 | candle | noun | How many candles are on the cake? | |
632 | cleaner | noun | She was a cleaner. | |
633 | died | verb | She died in 1954. | |
634 | Egyptian | adjective | She was an Egyptian singer. | |
635 | envelope | noun | On the first morning of Tet, adults give children a red envelope with ‘lucky money’. | |
636 | far | adverb | How far is the town centre? | |
637 | flag | noun | People put a flag outside the house to show that someone has a birthday. | |
638 | get | verb | get married | |
639 | grew up | verb | I grew up in Canada. | |
640 | grow up | verb | I grew up in Canada. | |
641 | how | adverb | How far is the town centre? | |
642 | important | adjective | My family is very important to me. | |
643 | invite | verb | They've invited us to the wedding. | |
644 | leader | noun | a religious leader | |
645 | left | verb | I left school. | |
646 | lived | verb | As a child, she lived in a small village. | |
647 | long | adjective | How long were you in ...? | |
648 | lose | verb | He lost his job. | |
649 | lost | verb | He lost his job. | |
650 | lucky | adjective | I'm going on holiday. "Lucky you!" | |
651 | marry | verb | She married Diego Rivera. | |
652 | mean | verb | What does ...mean? | |
653 | Mexican | adjective | She was a Mexican painter. | |
654 | move | verb | I moved to London. | |
655 | moved | verb | I moved to London. | |
656 | musician | noun | a jazz musician | |
657 | noodles | noun | They eat noodles for lunch with family and friends. | |
658 | paint | verb | He painted the Mona Lisa in 1505. | |
659 | painted | verb | She painted a picture. | |
660 | painter | noun | He was an Italian painter. | |
661 | pay | verb | Who pays for the meal? | |
662 | present | noun | I bought her a birthday present. | |
663 | probably | adverb | I'll probably be home by midnight. | |
664 | salesman | noun | He worked as a salesman. | |
665 | singer | noun | a jazz singer | |
666 | sold | verb | He sold computers. | |
667 | special | adjective | I'm cooking something special for her birthday. | |
668 | special | adjective | You need to use a special kind of paint. | |
669 | studied | verb | I studied business. | |
670 | waltz | noun | I like dancing the waltz. | |
671 | writer | noun | He was a Russian writer. |