Starter Word List 2

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[1] ดูคำศัพท์ และ ศึกษาประโยคตัวอย่าง

[2] วางเมาส์บนคำศัพท์เพื่อดูคำแปล

[3] ไฮไลต์คำศัพท์, คลิก Definition, คลิกไอคอนรูปลำโพง เพื่อฟังเสียงอ่านและฝึกพูดตาม

	English Word	Part of speech	Example sentence
1	actor	n	He's the most famous actor I've ever seen.
2	actress	n	She's my favourite actress.
3	address	n	What's your address?
4	adjective	n	Use adjectives to give your work more colour.
5	American	adj/n	She has an American accent.
6	an	article	an apple
7	answer	n	I asked her but I didn't understand her answer.
8	answer	v	I asked her why but she didn't answer.
9	Argentinean	adj/n	My best friend is Argentinean.
10	Belgian	adj/n	This is Belgian cheese.
11	Belgium	n	He’s from Belgium.
12	below	prep	We looked out of the window at the crowds below.
13	between	prep	It's a competition between classes.
14	bored	adj	I'm bored with doing homework.
15	box	n	Put a tick or a cross in the box.
16	Brazil	n	Ronaldo is from Brazil.
17	Brazilian	adj/n	It’s Brazilian coffee.
18	Britain	n	She’s from Britain.
19	British	adj/n	The Beatles were a British group.
20	but	conj	I tried to find him, but he had gone.
21	Canada	n	Toronto is the biggest city in Canada.
22	celebrity	n	Hollywood's Walk of Fame has celebrities' names written in stars on the pavement.
23	China	n	More than 1,000,000,000 people live in China.
24	Chinese	adj/n	It’s a Chinese dog.
25	complete	v	I didn’t complete the exercise so I had to stay in at lunch time.
26	correct	v	Correct your work before handing it to the teacher.
27	culture	n	Their culture is very different from ours.
28	dialogue	n	Write a dialogue between two friends who bump into each other in the street.
29	English	adj/n	I’m English.
30	famous	adj	She’s a famous actress.
31	football	n	a game of football
32	footballer	n	My cousin is a famous footballer.
33	friend	n	Sarah's my best friend.
34	from	prep	She's from Germany.
35	fun	n	There are lots of fun things to do here.
36	Germany	n	Berlin is the biggest city in Germany.
37	golfer	n	Tiger Woods is a famous golfer.
38	good	excl	"I'm feeling better today." "Good!"
39	gorgeous	adj	My new boyfriend is gorgeous!
40	he	pron	He comes to school by bus.
41	hero	n	He’s a sporting hero of mine.
42	heroine	n	The heroine of her latest novel is a girl of thirteen.
43	his	det	His name's Peter.
44	how	adv	How big is the house?
45	how	adv	How do you make bread?
46	in	prep	a shop in South London
47	Italian	adj/n	Mozzarella is an Italian cheese.
48	Italy	n	Italy is a beautiful country, but I don't like the food there.
49	Japan	n	Lots of technology comes from Japan.
50	know	v	"How old is she?" "I don't know."; I've known Tim since primary school.
51	listen	v	What kind of music do you listen to?
52	long	adj	I live on a very long road.
53	look	v	Look at me, Daddy!
54	Mexican	adj/n	She's got a Mexican boyfriend.
55	mobile phone	n	I use a mobile phone a lot for work.
56	my	det	My name's Isabella.
57	name	n	What's your name?
58	nationality	n	There are fifteen different nationalities in my class.
59	no	excl	"Do you like milk?" "No, I don't!"
60	not	adv	I'm not in the same class as you.
61	now	adv	What are you doing now?
62	number	n	I can't remember his phone number.
63	of	prep	I like the colour of her hair.
64	Oh	excl	"Would you like a cup of tea?" "Oh, that's kind of you!"
65	page	n	The article is on page thirty-six.
66	partner	n	We have to do our homework with a partner.
67	phone number	n	What's your phone number?
68	player	n	tennis players
69	Poland	n	My brother lives in Poland.
70	Polish	adj/n	My teacher is Polish.
71	portfolio	n	When you've finished, put your work in your portfolio.
72	Portugal	n	My sister lives in Portugal.
73	pronunciation	n	Mario's English pronunciation is excellent.
74	question	n	You ask too many questions!
75	queue	n	I joined the queue.
76	rap	n	I don’t like rap music but my sister does.
77	read	v	What was the last book you read?
78	repeat	v	He repeated the number.
79	right	adj	He only got half the answers right.
80	road	n	Be careful when you cross the road.
81	Russia	n	My uncle lives in Russia.
82	Russian	adj/n	I collect Russian dolls.
83	sentence	n	Complete the sentences with the correct verb.
84	she	pron	She lives in a flat.
85	short	adj	It was only a short visit.
86	singer	n	a jazz singer
87	singular	adj	What is the singular form of these plural nouns?
88	Spain	n	In Spain it's always hot in summer.
89	Spanish	adj/n	Spanish olives
90	speak	v	She speaks very loudly.
91	Switzerland	n	My teacher comes from Switzerland.
92	talk	v	Have you talked to her yet?
93	tennis	n	Tennis is my favourite sport. I think Andre Agassi is great, but he's a bit old now.
94	text	n	a page of text
95	that	det	I like that one.
96	the	det	The boy said hello to the girl.
97	there	adv	I live there.
98	these	det	I like these ones.
99	this	det	This is a book.
100	to	prep	Use the words in the box to complete the sentences.
101	too	adv	"I come from Spain." "I come from Spain too."
102	Turkey	n	My brother lives in Turkey.
103	Turkish	adj/n	Turkish dates
104	turn to	v	Turn to page three and complete the exercises.
105	unit	n	There's a lot of new vocabulary in Unit One.
106	use	v	Can I use your pen?
107	verb	n	We have test tomorrow on English verbs.
108	vocabulary	n	If you learn lots of vocabulary your English will improve.
109	wait	v	How long did you wait for a taxi?
110	well	excl	Well, let me think. Yes, I can lend you some money.
111	what	pron	What are you doing?
112	where	adv	Where do you live?
113	who	pron	Who told you?
114	with	prep	Emma lives with her boyfriend.
115	word	n	Choose the correct word.
116	Wow!	excl	"My uncle is a famous musician." "Wow! Can you get me his autograph?"
117	write	v	Write your name at the top of the page.
118	writer	n	William Shakespeare was a famous English writer.
119	yeah	excl	"Is this yours?" "Yeah."
120	yes	excl	"Would you like to come for lunch?" "Oh yes, please."
121	you	pron	Do you live in Cambridge?
122	your	det	What's your name?
123	yourself	pron	Be careful not to hurt yourself with that knife!
124	absolutely	adv	"Are you still interested in coming to the concert?" "Yes, absolutely!"
125	act	v	I acted in the school play.
126	agree	v	She agrees with me about everything.
127	air	n	He went outside to get some fresh air (=clean, cool air).
128	all	pron	We're all from France.
129	alone	adv	She lives alone.
130	amazing	adj	Her dancing is amazing!
131	any	pron	Is there any cake left?
132	ask	v	I asked him about his hobbies.
133	at	prep	Look at the exercise then fill in the blanks.
134	Australian	adj/n	This is an Australian soap opera.
135	awful	adj	The food was awful.
136	ball	n	a tennis ball
137	band	n	a jazz band
138	basic	adj	We have a basic plan but we haven't decided on the details.
139	bass (guitar)	n	I play bass in a heavy metal band.
140	be	v	I'm Maria.
141	before	prep	I always do my homework before school.
142	birthday	n	Happy birthday, Emma!
143	boy	n	There's a new boy in my class.
144	breathe	v	It's lovely to breathe in the fresh sea air at the seaside.
145	CD	n	I was listening to my new CD.
146	centre	n	They often go shopping in the city centre on Saturdays.
147	comment	n	He made a nasty comment about my new haircut.
148	company	n	He works for a software company.
149	concert	n	a pop concert
150	cool	excl	"Look at my new car!" "Cool!"
151	cut out	v	Cut out a picture and stick it in your book.
152	dirty	adj	dirty clothes / dishes
153	do	v	What do you want for lunch?
154	drums	n	She plays the drums very well.
155	DVD	n	Let's go home and watch a DVD.
156	email	n	You can contact me by email.
157	England	n	My sister lives in England.
158	episode	n	Episode one was interesting but the rest of the series was very boring.
159	everyday	adj	I go to work in everyday clothes and save my best clothes for parties.
160	excellent	adj	The meal was excellent.
161	expression	n	Choose the correct expression and fill in the blanks.
162	fantastic	adj	We had a fantastic holiday.
163	favourite	adj	What's your favourite band?
164	find	v	I can't find my glasses and I've looked everywhere.
165	for	prep	I go to a school for boys and girls.
166	four	num	She's got four sisters.
167	girl	n	We have three children – a boy and two girls.
168	go	v	I'd love to go to America.
169	great	adj	We had a great time.
170	group	n	She was with a group of friends.
171	guitar	n	an electric guitar
172	guy	n	What a nice guy!
173	hamburger	n	a hamburger and fries
174	hard	adj	The exam was really hard.
175	her	det	Her name's Francesca.
176	here	adv	Put it here, on the table.
177	hey	excl	Hey! Come back here!
178	Hi!	excl	Hi! How are you today?
179	hold	v	She's holding the baby.
180	improvisation	n	I find improvisation easier than learning a script.
181	internet	n	I used the internet to do the research for my homework.
182	interview	n	I'm going for an interview tomorrow for a job that I really want.
183	jam	n	strawberry jam
184	joke	n	He told me a funny joke.
185	just	adv	He just sits in his chair all day doing nothing.
186	lead	adj	She's playing the lead part in the school play.
187	let	v	Let's go to the cinema.
188	like	v	I like playing with my computer.
189	lyrics	n	I never listen to the lyrics.
190	me	pron	Give it to me.
191	men	n	young men
192	moment	n	I can't talk at the moment, there's someone at the door.
193	negative	adj	Write a negative sentence using the verb in brackets.
194	new	adj	I need some new shoes; Their house is quite new.
195	object	n	We learnt about object pronouns in English today.
196	Of course!	excl	"Can you help me please?" "Of course I can!"
197	on	prep	I put the book on that shelf.
198	or	conj	Would you like this one or that one?
199	order	n	We lined up in alphabetical order by surname.
200	our	det	This is our cat, Fluffy.
201	outside	prep	He was standing outside the café.
202	pair	n	We did the exercise in pairs.
203	Paris	n	Paris is my favourite capital city.
204	pizza	n	Italians eat a lot of pizza.
205	play	v	Can you play the piano?
206	plural	n	The plural of man is men.
207	positive	adj	Write positive sentences using the verbs in brackets.
208	prepare	v	We're preparing for my parents' wedding anniversary.
209	pronoun	n	We're learning about pronouns today in English.
210	really	adv	They've got a really big house in the countryside.
211	scene	n	We'll practise the first scene.
212	score	n	The score at half time was two–nil.
213	shame	n	It's a shame you couldn't come to the party.
214	situation	n	the economic/political situation
215	so	adv	I was so tired I fell asleep immediately.
216	song	n	What's that song you were singing?
217	sorry	adj	I was sorry to hear about your sad news.
218	star	n	She wants to be a film star when she grows up.
219	statement	n	Which of these statements is true and which is false?
220	story	n	a horror story
221	subject	n	The subject usually comes before the verb.
222	such	pron	We had such a good time I didn't want to come home.
223	Swiss	n	We went climbing in the Swiss mountains.
224	take	v	I always take my umbrella with me.
225	tell	v	He told me about his new school.
226	terrible	adj	It was a terrible accident.
227	their	det	They brought their own food.
228	them	pron	We all laughed at them.
229	theme park	n	We went to the Harry Potter theme park for my birthday.
230	they	pron	They came with us.
231	think	v	Do you think it's going to rain?
232	three	num	I've got three sisters.
233	time	n	They stayed for a long time.
234	title	n	What's the title of that book?
235	today	n	It's John's birthday today.
236	together	adv	We do everything together.
237	try	v	I tried to open the window but couldn't.
238	underline	v	Underline the title with black pen please.
239	us	pron	Come and visit us in our new house.
240	want	v	He wants a new car.
241	we	pron	We all enjoyed the film.
242	when	adv	When can you come and visit me?
243	above	prep	It's in the cupboard above the cooker.
244	again	adv	Do your homework again. It's very messy!
245	alive	adj	She was injured in the accident but she was pleased to be alive.
246	also	adv	She plays the violin and she also plays the piano.
247	article	n	I wrote an article about language schools for a magazine.
248	at	prep	We met at the station.
249	aunt	n	My aunt is staying with us.
250	bad	adj	bad weather
251	Bangladesh	n	They come from Bangladesh.
252	big	adj	I come from a big family.
253	both	pron	They both go to the same school.
254	bowling	n	I go bowling every year for my birthday.
255	brother	n	My brother plays the double bass.
256	busy	adj	Mum is busy in the kitchen.
257	buy	v	I went to the shop to buy some milk.
258	cartoon	n	Mickey Mouse and other famous cartoon characters
259	children	n	Does she have any children?
260	city	n	We live in the city but I'd prefer to live in the countryside.
261	country	n	I've visited ten different European countries.
262	cousin	n	We're a big family so I have a lot of cousins.
263	daughter	n	I have a daughter of six.
264	day	n	I saw her the day before yesterday.
265	dead	adj	She's been dead for twenty years now.
266	different	adj	Jo's very different from her sister, isn't she?
267	dog	n	Let's take the dog for a walk.
268	draw	v	She drew a picture of a tree.
269	drive	v	She's learning to drive.
270	duty	n	It's your duty to help around the house.
271	each	pron	Shall we each pay half of the bill?
272	every	det	I visit her every weekend.
273	factory	n	That factory produces poisonous smoke.
274	family	n	I live with my family in Cambridge.
275	family tree	n	I'm drawing my family tree for the last five generations.
276	father	n	My father is French.
277	fill in	v	Fill in the form and give it to the office.
278	first lady	n	Michelle Obama is the first lady of the USA.
279	form	n	Fill in the gaps with the correct forms of the words in brackets.
280	French	n	I can speak French and German.
281	fruit	n	dried / fresh fruit
282	go shopping	v	I go shopping every Saturday with my friends.
283	grandfather	n	My grandfather was born in 1920.
284	grandmother	n	My grandmother lets me play computer games all day – she's great!
285	grandparent	n	My grandparents live in our village.
286	grocery	n	I went to the grocery on the way home from work.
287	happy	adj	I'm glad you've finally found someone who makes you happy.
288	have	v	Laura has a beautiful house.
289	have a fight	v	Two men were having a fight outside the pub.
290	him	pron	I can't see him. Is he here?
291	house	n	They have a big house in the country.
292	husband	n	Her husband works in a bank.
293	important	adj	My family is very important to me.
294	job	n	She got a job as a cleaner.
295	lady	n	There's a young lady here to see you.
296	live	v	She lives in France.
297	love	v	I love pasta.
298	meet	v	It's lovely to meet you.
299	middle	n	I live in the middle of the town.
300	millions	n	I've got millions of friends.
301	missing	adj	One of her teeth is missing.
302	money	n	How much money have you got?
303	more	quant	Please can I have some more bread?
304	mother	n	My mother phones me once a week.
305	near	adj	The school's very near here.
306	open	adj	The door is open. Please will you close it?
307	own	adj	It was my own idea.
308	paragraph	n	Write a paragraph about your holiday.
309	people	n	Our company employs over four hundred people.
310	Portuguese	adj/n	We ate in a Portuguese restaurant.
311	present	n	I got lots of presents for my birthday.
312	president	n	the president of the United States
313	project	n	a scientific research project
314	rent	v	They rent a house.
315	room	n	My room is pink.
316	save	v	I’m saving up for a car.
317	school	n	Which school do you go to?
318	secretary	n	My aunt is a secretary in a big company.
319	see	v	We saw some monkeys when we were on holiday.
320	sell	v	I sold my bike to Claire.
321	shop	n	a book shop
322	shopping	n	I love shopping.
323	sister	n	I have an older sister.
324	space	n	Write your answer in the space below.
325	spelling	n	English spelling isn't always easy.
326	student	n	a law student
327	study	v	I studied biology before going into medicine.
328	swap	v	Let's swap clothes and see if anyone notices!
329	teacher	n	a history / science teacher
330	teenage	adj	They have three teenage daughters.
331	town	n	It's a small town in the north of England.
332	two	num	She's got two boys and two girls.
333	uncle	n	My uncle George is a famous actor.
334	until	prep	We stayed until the very end.
335	very	adv	I'm very cold. Please can I shut the window?
336	water	n	a drink of water
337	way	n	It's a long way from my house to school.
338	wife	n	I've never met William's wife.
339	woman	n	a thirty-year-old woman
340	work	v	Helen works for a computer company; I’ll have to work hard to finish my homework before 11 p.m.
341	about	prep	My car is about four metres long.
342	actually	adv	It looks difficult but it's actually quite easy.
343	almost	adv	We're almost ready.
344	area	n	The area of our garden is the same as a football pitch.
345	art	n	fine / modern art
346	artist	n	My mother is a famous artist.
347	at	prep	It starts at 7.30.
348	backpack	n	I put my lunch in my backpack.
349	be called	v	I live in a village called Boxwell.
350	beautiful	adj	a beautiful woman
351	beginning	n	I enjoyed the beginning of the story but not the ending.
352	behind	prep	I sit behind my best friend in the classroom.
353	bookshop	n	World of Books is the best bookshop in the town.
354	bus	n	We all sang songs on the bus on the way home.
355	by	prep	We go to school by bike.
356	by	prep	I'm reading a book by Charlie Higson.
357	café	n	They're having lunch in a café.
358	Canadian	adj	We flew over the Canadian mountains.
359	card	n	We bought a travel card and took the bus all round the city.
360	carry on	v	Carry on down this path until you get to a gate at the end.
361	catch a train	v	You have to catch the train from New Street Station.
362	charity	n	He gives a lot of money to charity.
363	chemist	n	My dad works in a chemist's.
364	church	n	I go to church every Sunday.
365	cinema	n	Shall we go to the cinema?
366	classical	adj	I don't often listen to classical music.
367	clown	n	He's a bit of a clown.
368	coffee	n	Do you want a cup of coffee?
369	collection	n	a private art collection
370	come	v	Come here.
371	corner	n	The bus stops on the corner.
372	cost	v	This dress costs too much for me.
373	cross	v	You must look both ways when you cross the road!
374	directions	n	We stopped to ask for directions.
375	down	prep	The kids ran down the hill to the gate.
376	eight	num	There are eight people in my band.
377	ending	n	I loved the beginning of the book but the ending was boring.
378	entrance	n	I'll meet you at the entrance to the school.
379	fan	n	You’re a football fan, aren’t you?
380	far	adv	How far is it to your school?
381	Good luck!	excl	Good luck in your exam!
382	half	n	I'll be there in half an hour.
383	half-marathon	n	I ran a half-marathon for a children's charity.
384	hour	n	The store is open twenty-four hours a day.
385	hurry up	v	Hurry up or we'll miss the plane!
386	idea	n	What a good idea!
387	imperative	n	We're learning about imperatives today.
388	instructions	n	Follow the instructions and it will be easy.
389	interesting	adj	I found the talk very interesting.
390	juggler	n	I enjoyed the jugglers in Covent Garden.
391	late	adj	I was late for work this morning.
392	left	adv	Turn left at the end of the road and you'll see my house on the corner.
393	library	n	There's a library at the end of my road.
394	local	adj	She goes to the local school.
395	lot	n	We've got a lot of homework this evening.
396	map	n	We have a map of the area so we shouldn't get lost.
397	match	v	Match the questions with the answers.
398	metre	n	He ran one hundred metres in less than ten seconds!
399	milk	n	a carton of milk
400	million	num	There are nearly sixty million people in this country.
401	minute	n	It'll take you thirty minutes to get to the airport.
402	model	n	He has models of dinosaurs all round his house.
403	modern	adj	modern society
404	museum	n	a museum of modern art
405	music	n	pop / dance music
406	musician	n	My uncle is a famous musician.
407	newsagent	n	I've got a job at the newsagent.
408	next	adj	We’re going on holiday next week.
409	next to	prep	Her house is next to a pub.
410	nice	adj	It’s a really nice town; He seems like a nice guy.
411	one	num	I've got one brother.
412	only	adv	She's only three years old.
413	opinion	n	What's your opinion about / on the matter?
414	opposite	prep	on the opposite page
415	parcel	n	There's a parcel for you.
416	parent	n	Her parents live in Oxford.
417	past	prep	The shop is on the High Street, just past the church.
418	pay	v	Helen paid for the tickets.
419	person	n	You're the only person I know here.
420	please	excl	Please come in and sit down.
421	pop	n	I like all kinds of pop music.
422	post office	n	You can buy stamps from the post office.
423	preposition	n	Use the correct preposition to complete the exercises.
424	race	n	a car race
425	railway station	n	The railway station is at the bottom of the road.
426	river	n	the River Thames
427	rock	n	His favourite kind of music is rock.
428	run	n	We go for a three-mile run every evening after work.
429	Science	n	We have Science on Wednesdays.
430	shampoo	n	a bottle of shampoo
431	side	n	I live on the other side of the road.
432	sit	v	Please sit down.
433	sixty-seven	num	I have sixty-seven cars in my collection.
434	sketch	n	We had to perform our sketches in front of the class.
435	something	pron	There's something wrong with my bike.
436	south	n	the south side of the house
437	sport	n	winter sports
438	stamp	n	I need to buy a stamp.
439	station	n	Dad met me at the station.
440	straight	adj	a straight road
441	street	n	We live on the same street.
442	supermarket	n	We buy all our food at the supermarket.
443	tea	n	We had tea at 5.30 and then went to the cinema.
444	Thames	n	We took a boat down the Thames.
445	thanks	excl	Can you pass me the book? Thanks very much.
446	theatre	n	My mum took me to the theatre for my birthday.
447	then	adv	Do your homework, then you can watch TV.
448	thousand	num	There were more than a thousand people in the theatre.
449	ticket	n	We bought our tickets for the concert three months ago.
450	tomorrow	n	It's my birthday tomorrow.
451	topic	n	Which topic would you like to talk about?
452	total	adj	What is the total cost?
453	tour	n	a tour of Europe
454	tourist	n	There are a lot of tourists in Cambridge.
455	train	n	The train arrives at 2.45.
456	travel	v	I spent a year travelling around Asia.
457	travel card	n	I buy a travel card every week so I don't need to pay every time I use the bus.
458	twenty-one	num	There are twenty-one houses in my street.
459	university	n	the University of Cambridge
460	visit	v	Did you visit St Petersburg while you were in Russia?
461	visitor	n	We've got visitors staying in our house at the moment.
462	watch	v	I watched him as he arrived.
463	wax	n	The wax melted all over the table cloth.
464	world	n	the world of politics
465	wrong	adj	It was the wrong answer; There's something wrong with my computer.
466	year	n	last year / next year
467	you're welcome	excl	"Thank you for the lovely present!" "You're welcome!"
468	Africa	n	We went on a safari holiday in Africa.
469	age	n	The show is for people of all ages.
470	animal	n	We saw the animals on the farm.
471	another	pron	I enjoyed that so much I'd like another one please.
472	Arab	adj	We learnt about Arab countries in Geography.
473	arm	n	She held the tiny baby in her arms.
474	as	prep	She keeps squirrels as pets.
475	Australia	n	Australia is a huge country.
476	baby	n	Be quiet please. The baby is asleep.
477	bear	n	Bears are very savage animals.
478	because	conj	"Why are you late?" "Because my bike broke."
479	believe	v	Some people believe in God and some don't.
480	best	adj	She's one of our best students.
481	bicycle	n	Is he driving to school today or going on his bicycle?
482	bike	n	Can you ride a bike?
483	bird	n	The birds are singing in the trees.
484	bite	v	The dog bit me in the leg.
485	black	adj	a black jacket
486	blonde	adj	She’s got blonde hair.
487	body	n	He has a thin body and long legs.
488	brown	adj	She's got brown eyes.
489	budgie	n	I’ve got two budgies.
490	cat	n	We had a cat when I was a child.
491	chemical	n	They discovered that there were poisonous chemicals in the water.
492	chimp	n	There are chimps in the city zoo.
493	chimpanzee	n	There are chimpanzees in the city zoo.
494	chocolate	n	a bar of chocolate
495	clean	adj	clean clothes
496	cockroach	n	We found cockroaches in the shower.
497	colour	n	My favourite colour is green.
498	cricket	n	The crickets are making a terrible noise in the trees.
499	cub	n	The cub was very sweet, but it soon grew into an enormous tiger.
500	curly	adj	curly hair
501	dark	adj	She's got dark skin.
502	describe	v	Describe your ideal day out.
503	description	n	Write a description of your best friend.
504	difference	n	What's the difference between a mouse and a rat?
505	DNA	n	Watson and Crick discovered DNA.
506	drummer	n	I'm the drummer in the school jazz band.
507	ear	n	She whispered something in his ear.
508	enough	quan	We haven't got enough food for everyone.
509	example	n	Look at the examples and complete the exercise.
510	eye	n	Sara has black hair and brown eyes.
511	face	n	She has a kind face.
512	fair	adj	She has fair hair.
513	few	quan	I have a few friends who I always go on holiday with every year.
514	foot	n	I’ve hurt my foot.
515	forest	n	pine forest
516	fox	n	Town foxes take food from bins.
517	glasses	n	She was wearing glasses.
518	good-looking	adj	She’s a good-looking woman.
519	grow	v	He's grown very tall this year!
520	hair	n	a girl with long, fair hair
521	hand	n	I had my hands in my pockets.
522	have got	v	They’ve got three children.
523	human	adj	We are studying human behaviour in Sociology.
524	Indonesia	n	Indonesia is a country that is made up of thousands of islands.
525	intelligent	adj	She’s a highly intelligent young woman.
526	Inuit	n	The Inuits eat fish and seal meat.
527	jump	v	The children jumped off the wall.
528	kangaroo	n	There are kangaroos in the city zoo.
529	keep	v	We keep tropical fish.
530	leg	n	My legs are tired after so much walking.
531	little	adj	I have a little bag.
532	look after	v	My grandmother looks after me and my brother.
533	loud	adj	There was a loud bang.
534	magazine	n	a fashion magazine
535	marsupial	n	A koala is a marsupial.
536	mean	v	What does 'perpendicular' mean?
537	medium-length	adj	She has medium-length, brown hair.
538	mention	v	He mentioned your name and said that you had met at a party.
539	most	adv	You're the most beautiful person I know.
540	mouth	n	Close your mouth when you're eating.
541	ninety-eight	num	My granny is ninety-eight years old.
542	noise	n	I could hear a hissing noise.
543	noisy	adj	A crowd of noisy protesters gathered in the square.
544	northern	adj	She speaks with a northern accent.
545	nose	n	a big / broken nose
546	other	adj	Talk to the other students about it.
547	part	n	I spent part of my university degree studying abroad.
548	percent	adj	Seventy-five percent of our class walk to school.
549	personal	adj	Please take your personal belongings with you.
550	pet	n	My mum won't let me get a pet because she doesn't want animals in the house.
551	pocket	n	My wallet was in my coat pocket.
552	popular	adj	Jack was the most popular boy's name in that year.
553	pouch	n	The mother kangaroo keeps her baby in a pouch.
554	quite	adv	I'm quite tired, but I'm happy to walk a little further.
555	red	adj	She's got red hair.
556	same	adj	Many twins look the same.
557	seal	n	We went out in a small boat and watched the seals in the North Sea.
558	show	v	Will you show me your new bike?
559	similar	adj	The two houses are remarkably similar.
560	six	num	The dog had six puppies.
561	small	adj	They live in a small apartment near Times Square.
562	smile	n	She has a beautiful smile.
563	some	quant	Some friends are coming for dinner tonight.
564	spell	v	How do you spell your surname?
565	style	n	I like her style of clothes.
566	sugar glider	n	Sugar gliders like sweet food.
567	surname	n	His surname is Walker.
568	thumb	n	I hit my thumb with the hammer.
569	tick	v	Tick the sentence which applies to you.
570	under	prep	The children were sitting under a tree.
571	unusual	adj	She wears very unusual clothes.
572	wavy	adj	wavy hair
573	wear	v	I wear jeans a lot of the time.
574	why	adv	Why didn't you call me?
575	ah	excl	Ah, now I understand!
576	anything	pron	He hasn't done anything since he arrived.
577	apple	n	You should eat an apple a day.
578	arrive	v	I arrived at the station.
579	back	adv	I went back to my old school to visit the teachers.
580	bag	n	I was carrying three bags of shopping.
581	baked	adj	We had baked fish with salad.
582	banana	n	Do you want a banana?
583	beef	n	I had roast beef for dinner.
584	best wishes	n	I look forward to hearing from you. Best wishes, Laura.
585	bread	n	Would you like a slice of bread?
586	break	n	It's time to take a break – I'm very tired.
587	butter	n	We have toast and butter for breakfast.
588	careful	adj	Be careful, Michael – that knife's sharp.
589	carrot	n	My horse likes eating carrots.
590	cheese	n	a cheese sandwich
591	chicken	n	a chicken sandwich
592	chips	n	fish and chips
593	cook	v	Who's cooking this evening?
594	countable (noun)	adj	Bottles are countable but water is not.
595	cucumber	n	Slice the cucumber thinly and add it to the salad.
596	cupboard	n	I put the plates back in the cupboard.
597	curry	n	They eat a lot of curry in India.
598	customer	n	All the customers left when they heard that we had run out of pudding.
599	dear	adj	Dear Sally, thank you very much for ….
600	delicious	adj	That's the most delicious cake I've ever tasted.
601	dessert	n	My favourite dessert is ice cream.
602	dish	n	They do a lot of vegetarian dishes.
603	drink	v	Do you drink milk?
604	during	prep	Emma's usually at home during the day.
605	eat	v	You should eat more slowly.
606	egg	n	a boiled / fried egg
607	else	adv	Would you like anything else?
608	enjoy	v	I hope you enjoy your meal.
609	feel	v	I felt so sad.
610	fold	v	Fold the paper in half and put it in the envelope.
611	food	n	His favourite food is pizza.
612	fresh	adj	You should eat more fresh fruit and vegetables.
613	goat	n	We keep goats for their milk.
614	Gorgonzola	n	My favourite cheese is Gorgonzola.
615	groceries	n	We buy all our groceries online.
616	help	v	Thank you for helping me.
617	hungry	adj	I'm hungry. What's for dinner?
618	ice cream	n	vanilla ice cream
619	into	prep	I went into the hotel.
620	Japanese	adj	It’s a Japanese car.
621	juice	n	orange juice
622	kilo	n	I asked for half a kilo of potatoes.
623	lamb	n	grilled lamb chops
624	lemon	n	She drinks her tea with lemon but I prefer milk.
625	letter	n	I got a letter from Paul this morning.
626	lettuce	n	Lettuce helps you sleep.
627	list	n	I always write a list of the things I have to do at the start of the day.
628	lots	n	I've got lots of friends
629	lunch	n	What do you want for lunch?
630	main	adj	We eat our main meal in the evening.
631	maybe	adv	Maybe she'll come if I ask nicely.
632	meat	n	I don't eat meat.
633	menu	n	a dinner menu
634	mice	n	They found mice in their sofa.
635	much	adv	She doesn’t help me very much.
636	mushroom	n	pasta with wild mushrooms
637	olive	n	They put olives on their pizza.
638	onion	n	I like onions in my salad.
639	orange	n	I eat an orange every day.
640	others	pron	When we finished, we watched the others.
641	paper	n	Could I have a piece of paper?
642	perhaps	adv	Perhaps I'll go to the gym after work.
643	photo	n	He took a lovely photo of the children.
644	phrase	n	Complete the phrases with the words in the box.
645	plate	n	Please could you put the plates and cutlery on the table?
646	potato	n	Would you like a potato with your meat and vegetables?
647	put	v	Where have you put the keys?
648	raw	adj	Don't eat raw meat – it's not good for you.
649	ready	adj	Give me a call when you're ready.
650	recipe	n	I always use the same recipe for my chocolate cake.
651	reply	n	I still haven't received a reply to my letter.
652	restaurant	n	I know a nice little Italian restaurant near there.
653	rice	n	People eat a lot of rice in China, Japan and India.
654	salad	n	I made a big salad for lunch.
655	salt	n	salt and pepper
656	samosa	n	My Indian friend makes delicious samosas.
657	sandwich	n	a cheese / tuna sandwich
658	sauce	n	a tomato / cheese sauce
659	say	v	I couldn't hear what they were saying.
660	selection	n	the selection process
661	send	v	I sent him a letter last week.
662	silly	adj	Don't be silly!
663	Slovenia	n	She comes from Slovenia.
664	soon	adv	I'm coming home soon.
665	sound	v	Your holiday sounds very exciting!
666	soup	n	chicken soup
667	special	adj	Is there anything special that you'd like to do today?
668	stay	v	We stayed in a small hotel in Venice.
669	stew	n	We had beef stew with onions and potatoes for supper.
670	strawberry	n	strawberry jam
671	surprising	adj	He told me a surprising story.
672	sushi	n	We went to a sushi restaurant in London.
673	those	det	I'll have those ones please.
674	tomato	n	I like eating pasta with tomatoes.
675	top	n	We put a star on top of the tree.
676	uncountable (noun)	adj	Rice is an uncountable noun.
677	unfold	v	She unfolded the letter and read it.
678	vegetable	n	I hate vegetables. I only eat meat.
679	waiter	n	Has the waiter taken your order?
680	which	det	Which colour do you prefer?
681	worry	v	Don't worry about your exams – you can only do your best.
682	would	v	"Would you like to come for lunch?" "Oh yes, please."
683	yuck	excl	"We ate sheeps' eyeballs on holiday." "Yuck!"
684	adverb	n	Fill in the gaps with the correct adverb from the list.
685	always	adv	I always walk to work.
686	away	adv	They live about ten minutes' walk away from us.
687	boring	adj	He has a very boring job.
688	breakfast	n	She had breakfast in bed this morning.
689	building	n	an office building
690	channel	n	We have ninety-seven channels on our TV!
691	chat show	n	I like watching chat shows.
692	check	v	Have you checked your facts?
693	choose	v	Choose a book then sit and read quietly!
694	column	n	Put the verbs in the correct columns.
695	comedy	n	The film is described as a romantic comedy.
696	competition	n	We entered the singing competition and won.
697	compound noun	n	We learnt about compound nouns in English today.
698	dinner	n	Come round for dinner?
699	documentary	n	I like watching documentaries.
700	drama	n	My favourite programmes are drama series.
701	especially	adv	I especially like those green shoes!
702	film	n	a cowboy film
703	five	num	It takes five minutes to walk to school.
704	frequency	n	We're studying adverbs of frequency today.
705	Friday	n	It’s my birthday on Friday.
706	funny	adj	a funny story
707	game show	n	I love watching game shows on TV.
708	geography	n	Geography is my favourite subject at school.
709	go swimming	v	They go swimming every Thursday after school.
710	guess	v	Can you guess how old he is?
711	hardly ever	adv	I hardly ever see her now that she goes to a different school.
712	heavy	adj	Those look like heavy bags.
713	home	n	We sold our home in London and moved to Scotland.
714	homework	n	Have you done your homework yet?
715	housework	n	I can't stand doing housework.
716	information	n	It’s a vital piece of information.
717	island	n	the Caribbean island of Grenada.
718	kilometre	n	I can swim two kilometres.
719	kind	n	What kind of clothes do you like?
720	learn	v	I learned Russian at school.
721	leave	v	I'm leaving work early this afternoon.
722	lesson	n	The best way to improve your game is to take lessons.
723	life	n	He knows a lot about life in a hospital.
724	Monday	n	I’m seeing her on Monday.
725	month	n	Next month will be very busy.
726	mum	n	I asked my mum but she said no.
727	never	adv	I've never even thought about that before.
728	news	n	We listen to the news every morning.
729	often	adv	I often see her there.
730	once	adv	I see my boyfriend once a week.
731	programme	n	Please don't phone me during my favourite TV programme.
732	pupil	n	There are only twenty pupils in our school.
733	rain	v	It rains a lot in Britain.
734	rain	n	I got caught in the rain.
735	real	adj	He's not real you know, he's just a character in a book.
736	Saturday	n	I’ll see her on Saturday.
737	Scotland	n	We went to Scotland on holiday.
738	selective	adj	I'm selective about who I talk to.
739	series	n	There's a very interesting series on TV this weekend.
740	soap opera	n	My granny watches soap operas all day long!
741	sometimes	adv	He does cook sometimes, but not very often.
742	spend	v	I spend a lot of time reading in my bedroom.
743	storm	n	a snow / thunder storm
744	Sunday	n	It's my birthday on Sunday.
745	survey	n	Holidays in the UK are becoming more popular, according to a recent survey.
746	swimming	n	I usually go swimming on Thursday evenings.
747	teach	v	She teaches me the piano.
748	teenager	n	The worst thing about being a teenager is all the exams we have to do.
749	television	n	Richard switched the television on.
750	temporary	adj	We've got a temporary teacher because our usual teacher is ill.
751	than	conj	My brother is older than your brother.
752	Thursday	n	He’s arriving on Thursday.
753	Tuesday	n	It's my birthday on Tuesday.
754	TV	n	What's on TV tonight?
755	twice	adv	I have ballet lessons twice a week.
756	usually	adv	I usually get home at about six o'clock.
757	village	n	She lives in a small village outside Oxford.
758	walk	n	We went for a walk in the snow.
759	walk	v	She walks to school.
760	waste	n	Don't leave the taps on – it's a waste of water.
761	Wednesday	n	We go swimming every Wednesday.
762	week	n	We went on holiday for a week.
763	weekday	n	Get up! It's a weekday!
764	weekend	n	It rained all weekend.
765	wide	adj	The river is nearly a kilometre wide.
766	angry	adj	She was so angry with me I thought she would explode!
767	anyway	adv	Anyway, as I said, I'll be away next week.
768	babysit	v	I often babysit for my neighbours.
769	begin	v	College begins next week; I begin my new job in a month.
770	boyfriend	n	Have you got a boyfriend?
771	camera	n	She takes wonderful photos on her new digital camera.
772	change	v	She’s changed a lot in the last few years.
773	class	n	We have dance classes on Monday.
774	class	n	There are three new boys in our class.
775	completely	adv	The two sisters are completely different from each other.
776	confused	adj	Sorry, I'm completely confused.
777	contact	v	I've been trying to contact you for days.
778	cry	v	I could see that she'd been crying.
779	director	n	My dad is a film director.
780	drawing	n	She did a beautiful drawing and put it in a frame.
781	everybody	pron	Everybody came to my party!
782	excited	adj	I was so excited to see him.
783	feelings	n	He hurt my feelings by saying he didn't like my dress.
784	get	v	Where did you get that ice cream?
785	goodbye	excl	Goodbye. Have a lovely holiday!
786	herself	pron	She thinks about herself a lot.
787	if	conj	I'll play tennis if it stops raining.
788	laugh	v	You never laugh at my jokes.
789	leave sb alone	v	Leave your little sister alone!
790	mail	v	Could you mail it to me?
791	meaning	n	Some words have more than one meaning.
792	message	n	Did you get my message?
793	must	v	The meat must be cooked before you eat it.
794	nothing	pron	There is nothing left in the kitchen cupboards.
795	point	n	He won by three points.
796	remember	v	I can't remember his name.
797	ring	v	The firebell is ringing!
798	sad	adj	I was very sad when our cat died.
799	scared	adj	I was scared to death (=very frightened).
800	shout	v	She shouted at us to help her.
801	sign	n	The sign says that we must go slowly.
802	someone	pron	There's someone on the phone for you.
803	still	adv	I still live in the house where I was born.
804	stop	v	Stop laughing – it's not funny; If she wants to go to Australia, we can't stop her.
805	strange	adj	It's strange that she hasn't called.
806	stressed	adj	She gets very stressed when she's tired.
807	stupid	adj	That's a stupid thing to say.
808	sure	adj	Make sure you phone me when you arrive.
809	thing	n	It's a thing you use to cut wood.
810	tonight	n	What are you doing tonight?
811	touch	v	You can look at them but please don't touch them.
812	underlined	adj	The important bits are underlined.
813	unhappy	adj	She had a very unhappy childhood; Giorgio was unhappy with his test results.
814	wake up	v	We wake up at seven o'clock every morning.
815	while	n	I'm going out for a while.
816	yesterday	n	I went to see the doctor yesterday morning.
817	activity	n	Activities on offer include cycling, swimming, and tennis.
818	add	v	Add the two numbers together.
819	against	prep	We played rugby against another school.
820	athletics	n	We do athletics at school in the summer term.
821	basketball	n	Michael Jordan is the most famous basketball player in history; A basketball is bigger than a football.
822	boat	n	a fishing / sailing boat
823	camel	n	We went camel riding on holiday.
824	can	v	Can you drive?
825	can't	v	I can't see him. Is he here?
826	cerebral palsy	n	Her brother has cerebral palsy.
827	cold	adj	It's too cold to go out to play.
828	communicate	v	He can't communicate with his parents.
829	compass	n	The compass shows that north is behind us.
830	computer	n	We've put all our records on computer.
831	conversation	n	I had a very interesting conversation with some students yesterday.
832	count	v	She began to count the students to make sure everyone was there.
833	Cuba	n	Cuba is an island.
834	cycle	v	I cycle to school everyday.
835	cycling	n	I do a lot of cycling in my spare time.
836	dance	v	She’s dancing with Steven.
837	early	adj	She gets up very early.
838	easier	adj	The exam was easier than last year.
839	even	adv	Everyone came to the party, even the teacher!
840	event	n	Which is your favourite sporting event?
841	fact	n	No decision will be made until we know all the facts.
842	fast	adj	fast cars
843	finish	v	When I finish my homework, can I watch TV?
844	front	n	Please use the door at the front.
845	gymnastics	n	I do gymnastics at school.
846	hall	n	We played basketball in the sports hall.
847	hate	v	They've hated each other since they were kids.
848	hop	v	Can you hop?
849	horse	n	There were some horses in the field.
850	juggle	v	Can you juggle.
851	kid	n	The kids ran down the hill to the gate.
852	lake	n	We went swimming in the lake.
853	lie	v	We lay on the beach most of the day.
854	man	n	a young man
855	marathon	n	She ran the marathon in under five hours.
856	netball	n	I play netball at school.
857	orienteering	n	I go orienteering with the scouts every holiday.
858	oxygen	n	Hydrogen and oxygen make water.
859	piano	n	She plays the piano very well.
860	place	n	There's a place I'd like to take you to.
861	pull	v	If you keep pulling his tail, he'll bite you.
862	push	v	She gave him a little push towards the door.
863	ride	v	Can you ride a bike?
864	rollerblade	v	I rollerblade to school every day.
865	rollerblading	n	Rollerblading is a very popular sport these days.
866	row	v	We row on the lake every Saturday morning.
867	rowing	n	Rowing is my favourite sport.
868	rugby	n	I play rugby at school.
869	runner	n	She's a very good runner.
870	running	n	I go running three times a week.
871	seat	n	I've booked three seats for the cinema tonight.
872	second	n	It takes Usain Bolt less than ten seconds to run 100 metres.
873	sing	v	She sings in the church choir.
874	skateboard	v	We skateboard up and down the street.
875	ski	v	I'd like to go skiing in Switzerland.
876	snowboard	v	Can you snowboard?
877	soccer	n	Do you want a game of soccer?
878	successful	adj	If the operation is successful, she should be walking within a few months; a successful businessman
879	support	v	What team do you support?
880	swim	v	I learnt to swim when I was about five years old.
881	take part	v	I take part in a lot of different sports.
882	team	n	a management team/a football team
883	triathlon	n	I have a triathlon competition on Monday.
884	violin	n	Can you play the violin?
885	volleyball	n	I play volleyball.
886	wet	adj	We got soaking wet in the rain.
887	wheelchair	n	My grandma is in a wheelchair.
888	win	v	Barcelona won the game six–zero.
889	winner	n	the winners of the World Cup
890	without	prep	I did it without thinking.
891	worm	n	I don't like worms.
892	worried	adj	She's really worried about her son.
893	along	prep	They walked along the narrow path.
894	armchair	n	Fred is tired, so he's sitting in the armchair.
895	around	adv	We walked around the forest because it was too dangerous to go through it.
896	bath	n	Fred is in the bath.
897	bathroom	n	Where’s the bathroom?
898	bed	n	I’m going to bed.
899	bedroom	n	We’ve got five bedrooms in our house.
900	clean	v	He cleans the house every Sunday morning.
901	close	adj	My house is very close to the school.
902	cloudy	adj	a cloudy day
903	continuous	adj	We're studying continuous tenses today.
904	cooker	n	an electric cooker
905	cover	v	Cover the answers and see what you can remember.
906	dad	n	My dad and I have the same curly brown hair.
907	dolphin	n	We went swimming with dolphins on holiday this year.
908	driver	n	She's a taxi driver.
909	everything	pron	He ate everything on his plate.
910	exciting	adj	It was a really exciting game.
911	excuse	n	Don't make excuses; just do your homework!
912	following	adj	The following day, we came home again.
913	fridge	n	Could you put the milk back in the fridge?
914	furniture	n	We need to buy some new furniture for the living room.
915	garage	n	The car is in the garage.
916	garden	n	the front / back garden
917	goal	n	He scored three goals in the match.
918	holiday	n	I can't wait for the holidays!
919	holiday	n	We had a wonderful holiday on an island in the Pacific.
920	hope	v	I hope that the bus won't be late.
921	hotel	n	We spent our honeymoon in a luxury hotel.
922	imagine	v	It's hard to imagine a life without you.
923	journey	n	a car / train journey
924	kitchen	n	Dad's in the kitchen.
925	letter	n	C is the third letter in the alphabet.
926	living room	n	The TV's in the living-room.
927	lovely	adj	They have a lovely house.
928	Maths	n	Are you good at Maths?
929	milkshake	n	a banana milkshake
930	need	v	I need some new shoes.
931	normally	adv	Normally I'm home by this time.
932	notes	n	Read the text and take notes.
933	postcard	n	Send me a postcard from your holidays.
934	problem	n	You can always talk to me if you have a problem.
935	progress	n	He's making good progress.
936	quickly	adv	I quickly shut the door.
937	sail	v	We're sailing to France.
938	shower	n	He likes to sing in the shower.
939	sofa	n	We've got two sofas in our living-room.
940	somewhere	adv	My phone must be somewhere in the house but I can't find it.
941	son	n	My son will be three next week.
942	stand	v	I'm so tired, I can't stand up!
943	strong	adj	He's big and strong and very fit.
944	sun	n	The sun rises in the East and sets in the West.
945	sunny	adj	It was a lovely sunny day.
946	surprise	n	What a lovely surprise to see you.
947	swimming pool	n	There's an outdoor swimming pool in our hotel.
948	table	n	We sat at the kitchen table; The table below shows the results of the experiment.
949	take (time) off	v	I took a week off work and went on holiday.
950	teeth	n	The bear showed its sharp white teeth.
951	telephone	n	The telephone rang and she hurried to pick it up.
952	tense	n	Put the verbs in the box in the correct tense.
953	tired	adj	I'm too tired to go out tonight.
954	toilet	n	Can I go to the toilet please?
955	tropical	adj	We went on holiday to a tropical island.
956	upstairs	adv	I went upstairs to bed.
957	weather	n	bad / good weather
958	whale	n	The whales came up to the boat and splashed us.
959	whatever	pron	She eats whatever I give her.
960	aloud	adv	Say it aloud so we can all hear.
961	America	n	Washington D.C. is the capital of America.
962	April	n	My birthday is in April.
963	army	n	My cousin is in the army.
964	assistant	n	I asked the shop assistant for a larger size.
965	August	n	Her birthday is in August.
966	autumn	n	I'm starting a new job in the autumn.
967	bagpipes	n	There was someone playing the bagpipes at the wedding.
968	bit	n	There were bits of cheese left over after the party.
969	blouse	n	I bought a new blouse for the party.
970	book	n	I've just read a really good book.
971	bring	v	Did you bring an umbrella with you?
972	candy	n	In the UK we say sweets, in the US they say candy.
973	capital	n	Paris is the capital of France.
974	castle	n	We visited lots of castles in France.
975	celebrate	v	I think we should celebrate the end of the exams.
976	clothes	n	She was wearing her sister’s clothes.
977	coal	n	We use coal to heat our house.
978	coat	n	a winter coat
979	cross out	v	Cross out the wrong answer and tick the correct one.
980	dancing	n	I love dancing.
981	December	n	Her birthday is in December.
982	dress	n	She was wearing a short, black dress.
983	everyone	pron	I've received a reply from everyone now.
984	everywhere	adv	Everywhere I look I see rubbish.
985	exhibition	n	We visited an art exhibition in London.
986	February	n	We’re going away in February.
987	festival	n	a dance / music festival
988	full	adj	The bath was full of water.
989	ghost	n	Do you believe in ghosts?
990	give	v	I gave her a bike for her birthday.
991	grass	n	to mow / cut the grass
992	guesthouse	n	We stayed in a small guesthouse near the sea.
993	haggis	n	We ate haggis in Scotland, but I didn't really like it.
994	Halloween	n	Halloween party
995	happen	v	Accidents can happen to anyone.
996	inside	prep	I've never been inside their house.
997	jacket	n	a leather jacket
998	January	n	We’re coming back in January.
999	jazz	n	a jazz band
1000	jeans	n	a pair of jeans
1001	July	n	My birthday is in July.
1002	jumper	n	a woolly jumper
1003	June	n	She was born in June.
1004	kilt	n	All the men wore kilts at the wedding.
1005	knock	v	There's someone knocking at / on the door.
1006	lamp	n	I have a lamp next to my bed.
1007	large	adj	These trousers are large – I need medium please.
1008	letterbox	n	There's a letterbox at the end of the road.
1009	make	v	Shall I make some coffee?
1010	many	quant	I don't have many clothes.
1011	March	n	My birthday is in March.
1012	material	n	This shirt is made of a synthetic material.
1013	May	n	He died in May.
1014	medium	adj	These trousers are medium – I need large please.
1015	night	n	I slept really badly last night.
1016	November	n	She’s leaving in November.
1017	October	n	She’ll be eighteen in October.
1018	one	pron	I'll have the green ones please.
1019	organise	v	She was busy organising the wedding.
1020	parade	n	a victory parade
1021	party	n	a birthday party
1022	perform	v	We performed our act to the whole school.
1023	performance	n	The performance was a great success.
1024	permission	n	You need to ask for permission.
1025	piece	n	Would you like a piece of birthday cake?
1026	plan	v	We're just planning our holidays.
1027	poem	n	He had to write a poem for English homework.
1028	poet	n	My friend is a poet.
1029	pumpkin	n	Halloween pumpkin
1030	replace	v	We replaced the old car with a new one.
1031	scarf	n	I always wear a scarf in winter.
1032	Scottish	adj	My cousins are Scottish.
1033	season	n	He completed the season but then decided to retire.
1034	September	n	The new term starts in September.
1035	several	det	There were several people in the shop.
1036	sheep	n	There are a lot of sheep in New Zealand.
1037	shirt	n	I like your new shirt David. It looks good with those pink trousers!
1038	shoe	n	a pair of shoes
1039	size	n	Check you have the right size before you buy it.
1040	skirt	n	I like your skirt.
1041	socks	n	Why are you wearing green socks?
1042	spring	n	I'm starting a new course in the spring.
1043	start	v	He started smoking when he was eighteen
1044	stone	n	We collected stones from the beach.
1045	summer	n	a long, hot summer
1046	syllable	n	How many syllables are there in hippopotamus?
1047	tartan	n	My family tartan is green and red.
1048	Tattoo	n	We go to the Edinburgh Tattoo every year.
1049	through	prep	The River Seine flows through Paris.
1050	throw	v	Throw that rubbish in the bin please.
1051	tradition	n	It's a tradition to put stockings out at Christmas for Father Christmas to fill.
1052	trainers	n	I can't find my trainers.
1053	treat	n	a birthday treat
1054	trick	n	They played a trick on me.
1055	trip	n	a day trip to Paris
1056	trousers	n	a pair of trousers
1057	trunk	n	We carved our names in the tree trunk.
1058	type	n	What type of books do you read?
1059	warm	adj	It's nice and warm in here.
1060	warmth	n	We stood near the fire for warmth.
1061	winter	n	We went skiing last winter.
1062	witch	n	I don't like the witch in The Wizard of Oz.
1063	women	n	young women
1064	accident	n	She was badly hurt in a car accident.
1065	afternoon	n	I played tennis on Saturday afternoon.
1066	be born	v	I was born on September seventh.
1067	borrow	v	Can I borrow your pen please?
1068	cardboard	n	We put all the books in a cardboard box.
1069	child	n	There is a small child crying in the corner. Where's his mother?
1070	could	v	He could speak English before he started school.
1071	crash	v	The car skidded and crashed into a tree.
1072	crash	n	Nobody died in the car crash.
1073	date	n	What date is your birthday?
1074	eighth	adj	My birthday is on the eighth of July.
1075	fault	n	It's my fault that we missed the train.
1076	fourteenth	adj	His birthday is on the fourteenth of August.
1077	fourth	adj	Their birthday is on the fourth of September.
1078	free	adj	Entry is free for children under twelve.
1079	gran	n	My gran told me about life during the war.
1080	ground	n	The apples fell off the tree and landed on the ground.
1081	hat	n	a cowboy hat
1082	head	n	We could see the lion's head in the cave.
1083	hear	v	I could hear his voice in the distance.
1084	helmet	n	You aren't allowed on your bike without your helmet.
1085	history	n	American history
1086	hit	v	She hit him on the head with her tennis racket.
1087	hit	n	The only hit on the album was 'Dance on the Moon'. All the rest of the songs were rubbish.
1088	hospital	n	He was in hospital for two weeks.
1089	hurt	v	He hurt my feelings when he said he didn't like my new dress.
1090	laptop	n	I've just bought a new laptop but I don't know how to use it.
1091	last	adv	I came last in the running race.
1092	later	adj	I arranged it for a later date.
1093	matter	n	Could I talk to you about a personal matter?
1094	mime	v	Mime the sentence and see if the rest of the class can guess what it is.
1095	neighbour	n	Our next-door neighbours are always having parties.
1096	ninety-nine	num	I got ninety-nine percent in the test!
1097	ninth	adj	School started on the ninth of April.
1098	ordinal	adj	We're learning about ordinal numbers today.
1099	paint	n	I spilled paint all down my new dress.
1100	pilot	n	Pilots have a great life. They travel a lot and have lots of money.
1101	plane	n	What time does her plane get in (=arrive)?
1102	poor	adj	Are you feeling sick? Poor you!
1103	possible	adj	It's possible but not very likely.
1104	roof	n	He climbed up onto the roof.
1105	second	adj	My dad's birthday is on the second of May.
1106	seventeenth	adj	Her birthday is on the seventeenth of August.
1107	seventh	adj	The seventh day of the week is Sunday.
1108	sixth	adj	Her sixth birthday is next week.
1109	sixty-eight	num	There are sixty-eight children in my school.
1110	six-year-old	adj	I have a six-year-old sister.
1111	skateboarding	n	Skateboarding is cool. I go skateboarding in the park after school.
1112	snow	n	There was a lot of snow on the ground and it was very cold.
1113	stepladder	n	He fell off a stepladder and broke his shoulder.
1114	suddenly	adv	She suddenly started singing and everyone looked at her.
1115	surprised	adj	Everyone was surprised when I told them my news.
1116	tenth	adj	We had a party to celebrate her tenth birthday.
1117	third	adj	He came third in his first ever race.
1118	thirteenth	adj	His birthday is on the thirteenth of January.
1119	thirtieth	adj	My mum had a big party for her thirtieth birthday.
1120	toy	n	They spent a lot of money on toys for the children.
1121	tray	n	We took the food out to the garden on a tray.
1122	tube	n	I bought a tube of toothpaste.
1123	twelfth	adj	Sam's birthday is on the twelfth of December.
1124	twentieth	adj	Her birthday is on the twentieth of November.
1125	twenty-seventh	adj	We're going on holiday on the twenty-seventh of June.
1126	wind	n	There were very strong winds all night.
1127	wonderful	adj	a wonderful idea
1128	young	adj	young children/people
1129	aged	adj	He started school aged four.
1130	ambassador	n	The ambassador had a big party.
1131	badly	adv	He hurt his arm badly.
1132	become	v	They became great friends.
1133	break	v	Be careful or you'll break your arm; His arm is broken.
1134	century	n	My grandfather planted that tree more than a century ago.
1135	clever	adj	He's not clever, he just works hard!
1136	control	v	We can't control the weather now, but maybe we will be able to do so in the future.
1137	decision	n	Please can you make a decision. I'm tired of waiting.
1138	detective	n	You would make a very good detective – you are always asking questions!
1139	die	v	She died when she was ninety-eight.
1140	disappearance	n	A man was being questioned in connection with her disappearance.
1141	educated	adj	He comes from an educated family.
1142	education	n	Your education is very important.
1143	end	v	What time does the concert end?
1144	France	n	We go to France every year for our holiday.
1145	get married	v	They got married in the cathedral.
1146	grammar	n	We study grammar with Mrs Workalot.
1147	heart	n	He looked fit but his heart was very unhealthy.
1148	ill	adj	He was in bed, ill.
1149	irregular	adj	We're studying irregular verbs today.
1150	king	n	He became king when he was only twelve years old.
1151	Korea	n	They come from Korea.
1152	Korean	adj	They're Korean.
1153	language	n	The way that children's language develops is fascinating.
1154	Latin	n	I have a Latin exam tomorrow.
1155	law	n	If we break the law, we'll be punished.
1156	lion	n	The lion is a symbol of strength and power.
1157	literature	n	I'm interested in eighteenth century literature.
1158	marry	v	She married a much younger man.
1159	moon	n	Wow! Look at the moon.
1160	mysterious	adj	a mysterious stranger
1161	noun	n	Write the plural of the following nouns.
1162	novel	n	I like reading novels.
1163	nurse	n	The nurse came to take my temperature.
1164	Olympic Games	n	The next Olympic Games will be in China.
1165	period	n	We lived in Germany for a short period.
1166	police	n	A thirty-year-old man is being interviewed by police.
1167	practise	v	You need to practise every day or you won't improve.
1168	prison	n	He's spent most of his life in prison.
1169	questionnaire	n	Fill in the questionnaire and send it to this address.
1170	quietly	adv	Don't worry, she said quietly.
1171	quiz	n	I love doing quizzes and puzzles.
1172	radio	n	a car radio
1173	regular	adj	Look at this list of regular verbs and write the past tense.
1174	rest	n	She ate the rest of her lunch and went back to school.
1175	riding	n	I go riding every Saturday.
1176	slow	adj	I'm making slow progress with the painting.
1177	slowly	adv	Could you speak more slowly, please?
1178	soldier	n	toy soldiers
1179	state	n	The car was in a terrible state after the crash.
1180	thank-you	n	He gave me flowers as a thank-you for taking his dog for a walk.
1181	understand	v	I don't understand much of what he says.
1182	USA	n	I'd like to go to the USA – especially New York and Chicago.
1183	war	n	They've been at war for the past five years.
1184	advertisement	n	I bought it because it looked great in the advertisement!
1185	ago	adv	They left the party an hour ago.
1186	alright	adv	She had a terrible cold but she's alright now.
1187	better	adj	Jeff's better at Maths than me.
1188	bigger	adj	Their house is bigger than ours.
1189	busier	adj	The road is busier at 5 p.m.
1190	car	n	She goes to work by car.
1191	chance	n	I took a chance and won the competition!
1192	cheap	adj	a cheap flight / restaurant
1193	classroom	n	The teacher stayed in the classroom during the lunch break.
1194	closer	adj	Children, sit a little closer.
1195	club	n	I went to that new club that's just opened.
1196	comparative	n	The comparative of 'big' is 'bigger'.
1197	compare	v	The teachers are always comparing me with my sister.
1198	comparison	n	There's no comparison between them; she is so much faster than he is.
1199	consonant	n	Double the consonant and add 'ed'.
1200	cup	n	a cup of tea
1201	dangerous	adj	a dangerous chemical
1202	decide	v	I’ve decided not to go.
1203	diving	n	His hobby is diving.
1204	double	v	I'll double your pocket money if you help me in the house.
1205	easy	adj	The exam was easy.
1206	either	conj	Either have your lunch now or wait until you finish your homework.
1207	enter	v	I entered the competition and won!
1208	entry	n	His entry for the poetry competition was the best I have ever seen.
1209	Euro	n	I get five euros a week pocket money; Germany won in the Euro 2008 final.
1210	exam	n	I have an English exam tomorrow.
1211	faster	adj	This car is faster than that car.
1212	forget	v	I forgot to call him.
1213	freer	adj	Women today are freer than they were forty years ago.
1214	friendlier	adj	My dog is friendlier than your cat.
1215	hot	adj	It's usually hot in Saudi Arabia.
1216	hotter	adj	It's hotter today than yesterday.
1217	India	n	I spent a year travelling round India before I went to University.
1218	longer	adj	Her hair is longer than mine.
1219	miss	v	I miss you when you go away.
1220	nearer	adj	Her house is nearer the school than mine is.
1221	newspaper	n	I read about his death in the newspaper.
1222	older	adj	I've got two older sisters.
1223	old-fashioned	adj	old-fashioned clothes
1224	option	n	I chose the easier option.
1225	owner	n	car owners
1226	presentation	n	The teacher liked my presentation about Buddy Holly.
1227	quiet	adj	We live in a quiet street near the edge of the town.
1228	quieter	adj	John's quieter than me.
1229	raise	v	We’re raising money for charity.
1230	relaxing	adj	We had a relaxing holiday in the mountains.
1231	result	n	We celebrated because my sister's exam results were so good.
1232	rewrite	v	I had to rewrite my homework because it was so bad.
1233	safe	adj	I feel safe when I'm with you.
1234	safer	adj	We went on the safer path lower down the mountain.
1235	sea	n	I'd like to live by the sea.
1236	see	v	"What did you see?" "We saw Shrek 4."
1237	sick	adj	Nurses look after sick people.
1238	snowboarding	n	I think snowboarding is more fun than skiing.
1239	sort of	expr	He's sort of my cousin, but my uncle isn't his dad.
1240	tall	adj	It's one of the tallest buildings in the city.
1241	taller	adj	He's the tallest boy in his class.
1242	test	n	a driving test
1243	Thailand	n	We went to Thailand on holiday.
1244	transport	n	I rely on public transport.
1245	unfortunately	adv	Unfortunately, he lost all his money.
1246	vowel	n	The vowels are "A, E, I, O and U".
1247	worse	adj	The exam was worse than I expected; He was treated much worse than I was.
1248	exercise	n	Swimming is my favourite form of exercise; For your homework, please do exercise three on page twenty-four.
1249	blue	adj	He's got blue eyes.
1250	bye	excl	Bye! See you later.
1251	chair	n	Here, take a chair.
1252	desk	n	He was sitting at his desk.
1253	door	n	Please shut the door behind you.
1254	eighty	num	She's eighty years old.
1255	evening	n	Are you doing anything this evening?
1256	excuse	v	Please excuse my appearance, I've been painting.
1257	expensive	adj	She wears very expensive clothes.
1258	fine	adj	"How are you? "I'm fine thanks. And you?"
1259	fourteen	num	There are fourteen people in my English class.
1260	grey	adj	My granny's got grey hair.
1261	hello	excl	Hello! Are you new to this class?
1262	hundred	num	There are a hundred cents in a dollar.
1263	morning	n	I'll see you in the morning.
1264	nine	num	There are nine horses on the farm.
1265	nineteen	num	My big sister is nineteen years old.
1266	notebook	n	I take my notebook to meetings.
1267	old	adj	an old man
1268	pencil	n	I coloured it in with my new pencils.
1269	picture	n	Look at the pictures then answer the questions.
1270	pink	adj	pretty, pink flowers
1271	rule	n	You have to learn the grammar rules.
1272	seven	num	My little brother is seven years old.
1273	seventy	num	My granny is seventy.
1274	sixty	num	There were sixty people at the party.
1275	ten	num	My sister is ten years old.
1276	thirteen	num	Thirteen is unlucky for some people.
1277	thirty	num	My mum's just turned thirty.
1278	twenty	num	I'll be twenty next birthday.
1279	white	adj	a white T-shirt
1280	window	n	Open the window if you're too hot.

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