Pre-intermediate wordlist: English

a Lesson English word Example sentence

no.

a 5A ability (n) He has the ability to explain things clearly.

a 5A able (adj) He'll be able to help you.

a 7C above (prep) There's a mirror above the washbasin.

a 5A abroad (adv) He goes abroad a lot with his job.

a 10A absolutely (adv) The food was absolutely delicious.

a 8D accent (n) She has an American accent

a 8C accept (v) He accepted the job.

a 11A account (n) I paid the money into my bank account this morning.

a 12A achieve (v) If I finish this homework, I'll feel as if I've achieved
something.

a 5B across (adv) I was walking across the road.

a 3C act (n) Was she really upset or was that just an act?

a 2B action (n) She has to accept the consequences of her actions.

a 1D actually (adv) She sounds English but she's actually Spanish.

a 11C adapted (v) The film has been adapted from the book.

a 4C addict (n) She's a complete chocolate addict.

a 6A adjective (n) Cold and "Hot" are adjectives.

a 8C admire (v) You have to admire him for being so determined.

a 8D admit (v) Both men admitted taking illegal drugs.

a 1B advance (n) You need to book your ticket at least 14 days in advance.

a 7C adventure (n) It's a film about the adventures of two friends

a 1C adverb (n) Quickly and "Slowly" are adverbs.

a 3C advertisement (n) I saw the job in a newspaper advertisement.

a 2C adviser (n) She's a financial adviser.

a 1C aerobics (n) She goes to aerobics classes.

a 6D afraid (adj) We haven't got any tickets left, I'm afraid.

a 5C African (adj) He is very interested in African music.

a 1C after (prep) We went swimming after lunch.

a 3D afterwards (adv) I did my homework and went swimming afterwards.

a 1A again
i ((adv
d ) I'll ask
khher again.
i

a 2A aged (adj) They have one daughter, aged three.

a 5C agency (n) He works in an advertising agency.

a 6A aggressive (adj) He was drunk and aggressive.

a 1B ago (adv) They moved to London ten years ago.

a 10C AIDS (n) AIDS is a serious illness.

a 8A air conditioning (n) Would you like the air conditioning switched on?

a 3A airline (n) Which airline did you fly with?

a 4B album (n) Have you heard their new album?

a 4A alien (n) I don't like films with aliens.

a 1B all (det) Who's eaten all the cake?

a 1A already (adv) I've already told him.

a 9A alright (adj) I'm all right thanks. How are you?

a 10D altogether (adv) There were twenty people there altogether.

a 1B a.m. (adv) We're open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily.

a 4A amazing (adj) It's amazing how many people can't read.

a 5B ambition (n) My ambition is to retire at forty.

a 2A ambitious (adj) This is our most ambitious project so far.

a 5C amount (n) The project will take a huge amount of time and money.

a 11C (animal) rights (n) They are campaigning for animal rights.

a 11C announcer ((n)) An announcer is

i someone who
h speaks
k on the
th TV or radio.
di

a 9B annoyed (adj) I was annoyed at Kathy for arriving late

a 9C annoying (adj) I've got an annoying cough.

a 4C anti-television (adj) NoTV.com is an anti-television group.

a 9B anymore (adv) This coat doesn't fit me anymore.

a 2A anyone (pron) I didn't know anyone at the party.

a 2B anyway (adv) I hate carrots, but I eat them anyway.

a 7A anywhere (adv) Just sit anywhere.

a 11C (apartment) block (n) I live in a small block of flats.

a 11C apartment block (n) I live in a small apartment block.

a 3C apologise (v) The bank apologised for the error.

a 3D apology (n) I have an apology to make to you - I'm sorry for being
rude.

a 3C apparently (adv) Apparently it's going to rain today.

a 11B appear (v) Laptop computers first appeared in the 1990s.

a 3B application (n) I made an application for a bank loan.

a 3B apply (v) I've applied for a job.

a 8C Arab (adj) Egypt is an Arab country.

a 2C Arabia (n) He works in Saudi Arabia.

a 8A area (n) He lives in a nice area.

a 3C argue (v) My parents are always arguing about money.

a 3C argumentt ((n)) Th
They h
had
d an argumentt about
b t who
h should
h ld do
d the
th cleaning.
l i

a 9D arrangement (n) I'll look in my diary before making arrangements.

a 11B arrest (v) The police decided to arrest him for breaking the window.

a 1C art (n) She's studying art at school.

a 3C artist (n) She wants to be a famous artist one day.

a 1A ask (n) She asked him out to lunch the next day.

a 2B ask someone out (pv) If you really like someone, you can ask them out on a
date.

a 9C asleep (adj) The children are asleep.

a 3C assist (v) The army arrived to assist in the search.

a 11C association (n) The Football Association made the decision quickly.

a 4A attack (v) She attacked the government's new education policy.

a 11C attention (n) Ladies and gentlemen, could I have your attention,
please?

a 10B attitude (n) Always have a positive attitude.

a 10A auction (n) I bought this in an auction.

a 3C audience (n) There were a lot of children in the audience.

a 11B author (n) She's a popular author of children's fiction.

a 1A auxiliary (v) Have and "Do" are auxiliary verbs.

a 4C average (n) They work an average of 30.5 hours per week.

a 10C award (v) He was awarded the Nobel Prize for Physics.

b 9D babysitting (v) Sue is babysitting for us tonight.

b 5C bacteria
b t i (n)( ) Y
You should
h ld clean
l your kitchen
kit h regularly
l l tot preventt
bacteria.

b 8D bagpipes (n) Bagpipes are a traditional Scottish instrument.

b 1C ball (n) My son loves ball games.

b 4B ballet (n) Mary's favourite ballet was 'Giselle'.

b 1C bar (n) Can I have a bar of chocolate please?

b 7B (a) bar (of) (det) Can I have a bar of chocolate please?

b 9C bark (v) I couldn't sleep because that dog was barking all night.

b 3A basic (adj) My software is very basic.

b 8D basically (adv) Frazier's films are basically documentaries.

b 1C basketball (n) Basketball is played in a team on a court.

b 9C (be) fed up with (adj) I'm fed up with this weather.

b 6D beat (v) Our team beat Germany 3-1.

b 7A (beauty) spot (n) Niagara falls is a famous beauty spot.

b 7A beauty (n) Zuzana has great beauty.

b 8C behave (v) The boy was behaving badly.

b 8C behaviour (n) Children should have good behaviour.

b 3B believe (v) I don't believe in ghosts.

b 1D bell (n) Please ring the bell for attention.

b 8A below (prep) He could hear people shouting below his window.

b 3C big (adj) Elephants are bigger than horses.

b 5C bigger
bi ((comp)) B
Brazilil iis bi
bigger than
th Britain.
B it i

b 4A biggest (sup) The whale is the biggest animal.

b 1C biking (n) He prefers biking to driving.

b 2A, billion (n) The government spends billions of dollars every year.

b 5B biology (n) She's studing biology at university.

b 1D bit (n) I wrote it down on a bit of paper.

b 8D bland (adj) This food is very bland.

b 11C blind (adj) She went blind after an accident.

b 8C blow (v) She blew on her coffee before taking a sip.

b 4B blues (n) He prefers jazz and blues.

b 7A book (v) He booked a flight to Paris.

b 4C bored (adj) I'm bored with doing homework.

b 3A borrow (v) Can I borrow a pen please?

b 2D bow (v) The actors all bowed after the performance.

b 10A boy (n) She has three boys.

b 11C branch (n) They had to cut a branch off the tree.

b 11C bravery (n) He was awarded a medal for bravery.

b 11B break into (pv) Burglars broke into my house and stole my TV.

b 2B break up (with) (pv) My boyfriend and I fought and broke up.

b 6A bright (adj) She's always so bright and cheerful.

b 4B brilliant
b illi t (adj)
( dj) W
We saw a brilliant
b illi t film.
fil

b 12A brown (adj) She's got a brown leather bag.

b 5A build (v) They have built a solid friendship over the years.

b 3C building (n) It's the ugliest building in the world.

b 11B bullet (n) There are five bullets in the gun.

b 11B burglar (n) The burglar was caught after three days.

b 11B burglary (n) The police were told about the burglary.

b 11B burgle (v) They've been burgled twice recently.

b 10C businessman (n) He's a businessman with a multi-national corporation.

b 11B button (n) Press the play button to listen to your recording.

c 4C cable TV (n) We're going to get cable TV next week.

c 1A caf (n) Lets meet for a coffee in the cafe on the corner.

c 8B cake (n) I made him a big birthday cake.

c 6C calm (adj) She's very calm in an emergency.

c 5B camper (n) The campers were putting up the tent.

c 7C camping (n) We're going camping in France this summer.

c 1A can (v) Anna can speak four languages.

c 3D cancel (v) The meeting has been cancelled.

c 9C care (v) Your parents care about you so they try to protect you.

c 4A career (n) The famous actress began her career in TV commercials.

c 5A carpett (n)
( ) Th ' bought
They've b ht a new living
li i room carpet

c 7B carry (v) He was carrying my bags.

c 10D cash (n) I'm taking 50 in cash.

c 8D castle (n) Wales has many beautiful castles.

c 1B catch (v) I think I've caught a cold.

c 10A category (n) Our customers fall into two main categories.

c 1A catering (n) Who did the catering for the party?

c 4C cause (n) The police are still trying to establish the cause of the fire.
c 1A celebrity (n) She's a famous celebrity.

c 2A cent (n) A coffee costs one Euro, and 20 cents.

c 8A central heating (n) Does this house have central heating?

c al8A (central) heating (n) Can you put the heating on?

c 5B certain (adj) I feel absolutely certain that you're doing the right thing.

c 7C certificate (n) I have a certificate in computer programming.

c 12C chain (n) My bicycle chain is broken.

c 4D chairperson (n) Who will be the chairperson at the next meeting?

c 3B chance (n) I didn't get a chance to speak to you at the party.

c 8D changeable (adj) The weather was very changeable last summer.

c 1B charity (n) I'm going to give my money to charity.

c 4C chat (n) I wanted to chat to you about the party on Saturday.

c 8C cheek
h k (n)
( ) Sh
She h
has very rosy cheeks.
h k

c 2D cheers (n) Say "cheers" when you are drinking beer.

c 1A chef (n) He's a very good chef.

c 3C chew (v) This meat is difficult to chew.

c 3C (chewing) gum (n) There's always chewing gum on the floor.

c 3C chewing gum (n) Have you got a stick of chewing gum?

c 2A chicken (n) We're going to have chicken tonight.

c 2A childhood (n) Did you have a happy childhood?

c 1A children (n) She has two children.

c 1C Christmas (n) Christmas day is celebrated on 25th December.

c 3B circle (v) Circle the answer you think is correct.

c 5C circular (adj) There is a nice circular walk near here.

c 3C circus (n) Did you go to the circus when you were a child?

c 11C clash (v) Government troops clashed with rebel soldiers.

c 7C classmate (n) Katie and Sarah are classmates.

c 9A clause (n) I put an extra clause in the contract.

c 6C clear (adj) These photos are very clear.

c 2C clever (adj) He's a very clever student.

c 3D client (n) She's a lawyer with a lot of famous clients.

c 2A close (adv) He stayed close to his mother.

c 8A close
l (to)
(t ) ((adv
d ) H stayed
He t d close
l to
t his
hi mother.
th

c 6B (a) close (friend) (adj) He's a close friend of mine.

c 12C clothing (n) What's your favourite item of clothing?

c 1C club (n) He's a member of the fitness club.

c 7A coast (n) The island is off the coast of Wales.

c 3A colleague (n) I work closely with my colleagues.

c 3C collect (v) She collects dolls.

c 2C collection (n) He's got a private art collection.

c 11C collector (n) He's a collector of modern art.

c 1A college (n) Cambridge has many historic colleges.

c 5A collocation (n) Have + a bath is a collocation.

c 3C column (n) Write the words in the columns.

c 7C comfortable (adj) I don't feel comfortable about leaving the children here
alone.

c 11B commit (a crime) (v) He was sent to prison for a crime that he didn't commit.

c 1A common (adv) Sue and I don't have much in common.

c 1B commute (v) It takes me 45 minutes to commute to work.

c 1B commuter (n) The train was filled with commuters.

c 6A comparative (n) Bigger and "Smaller" are comparative adjectives.

c 6A comparison (n) They published a comparison of schools in the area.

c 7D complain (v) Lots of people have complained about the noise.

c 7D complaint
l i t ((n)) Th
The TV company received
i d thousands
th d off complaints.
l i t

c 1C complete (v) Complete the sentence with one of the adjectives

provided.

c 6A completely (adv) I completely forgot that you were coming.

c 5A complicated (adj) This is a very complicated question.

c 9A conditional (adj) If I was a bird ... is a conditional sentence.

c 4A conference (n) The annual sales conference is in January.

c 9B confident (adj) Doctors are confident that she'll recover.

c 11A connect (v) A small bridge connects the two parts of the building.
c 11B connection (n) The train was half an hour late and I missed my
connection.

c 2C consequence (n) The ship capsized, with disastrous consequences.

c 6A considerate (adj) She was not a polite and considerate child.

c 3C consonant (n) B and "C" are consonants.

c 6D contact (n) We keep in close contact with our grandparents.

c 2C contain (v) Does this drink contain alcohol?

c 11C context (n) Taken out of context, her remark sounded like an insult.

c 4C control (n) The new teacher has no control over the class.

c 1A cooking (n) I do most of the cooking in this house.

c 11B corner (n) He lives in a beautiful corner of northern California.

c 8D cosmopolitan (adj) London is a very cosmopolitan city.

c 10A cotton (n) I usually wear a cotton shirt.

c 1C could
ld ((v)) I couldn't
ld 't see what
h t he
h was doing.
d i

c 7B countable (adj) Eggs and "Tables" are countable nouns.

c 1B crazy (adj) It's a crazy idea, but it might work!

c 3C cream (n) I love raspberries and cream.

c 10C create (v) The project will create more than 500 jobs.

c 11B crime (n) He committed a serious crime.

c 6C criminal (n) He was a dangerous criminal.

c 10A crops (n) We had a record crop of grapes this year.

c 4C cross (n) Write a cross in the box.

c 11C cruel (adj) That was a cruel joke.

c 11C cruelty (n) There are laws against cruelty to animals.

c 8C cultural (adj) There are many cultural events in this city.

c 8A culture (n) He knows a lot about Japanese culture.

c 7C cupboard (n) The food is in the cupboard.

c 8D currency (n) You can exchange foreign currency in the bank.

c 4C current affairs (n) He tries to keep up with current affairs.

c 12C curtain (n) It's time to draw the curtains.

c 2A customer (n) The customer is always right.

c 8D cut (v) Use a pair of scissors to cut the paper.

c 10A cuttings (n) Cuttings from Elvis Presley's hair were sold.

c 3B CV ((n)) Pl
Please send
d your CV to
t this
thi address.
dd

c 1C cycling (n) Cycling is very good for you.

d 11C damage (v) Many buildings were damaged in the storm.

d 6C darling (n) Would you like a drink, darling?

d 1D date (n) Let's make a date to have lunch.

d 1D dating (n) Have you thought about Internet dating?

d 6B daughter-in-law (n) His daughter-in-law is wonderful.

d 4A dawn (n) We woke at dawn.

d 1A day-to-day (adj) We deal with day-to-day problems as they arise.

d 4A dead (adj) She's been dead for 20 years now.

d 8C death (n) Do you believe in life after death?

d 3C decision (n) She has had to make some very difficult decisions.

d 7A definite (adj) We need a definite answer by tomorrow.

d 1D definitely (adv) This book is definitely worth reading.

d 11C definition (n) Look in a dictionary for the definition of the word.

d 1D delicious (adj) This soup is absolutely delicious.

d 7C deliver (v) They can deliver the sofa on Wednesday.

d 11C demonstrator (n) There were thousands of demonstrators on the streets.

d 1B department (store) (n) Let's go to the department store.

d 1B (department) store (n) She works in a department store.

d 8C depend
d d ((v) Are you coming?
i ? "It depends
d d where
h you're
' going.
i "

d 1B describe (v) She was able to describe her attacker to the police.

d 7C description (n) I gave the police a description of the stolen jewellery.

d 5B desert (n) The Sahara Desert is very hot.

d 10C design (v) She designs furniture.

d 10C designer (n) She's a fashion designer.

d 1B desk (n) Make sure your desk is tidy.

d 8B dessert (n) We had ice cream for dessert.

d 7A destination (n) Italy is a very popular holiday destination.

d 1A detail (n) Please send me details of your training courses.

d 2A develop (v) Scientists are developing new drugs all the time.

d 5C differently (adv) She thinks very differently from me.

d 12C digit (n) It's a seven digit telephone number.

d 10A direct (v) It's a film directed by Alfred Hitchcock.

d 4A director (n) The famous film director, Alfred Hitchcock.

d 6C dis- (pre) The money has disappeared!

d 1D disagree (v) I disagree with most of what he said.

d 5D disco (n) He never liked discos.

d 10C discover (v) They came to California hoping to discover gold.

d 3C discussion (n) They were having a discussion about football.

d 8C disgusting
di ti ((adj
dj)) Wh t' that
What's th t disgusting
di ti smell?
ll?

d 6C dishonest (adj) I think she's a really dishonest person.

d 6C disorganised (adj) She's impossible to work for; she's so disorganised

d 1B distance (n) We're only a short distance from my house.

d 5B dive (v) He dived off the side of the boat into the sea.

d 7C diver (n) She would like to train to be a diver.

d 6C divorce (n) My parents are getting a divorce.

d 10C divorced (adj) Since I've been divorced, I haven't been very happy.
d 1B documentary (n) I saw a TV documentary about the Russia last night.

d 11C dollar (n) It costs more than a hundred dollars.

d 11C dolphin (n) You can see lots of dolphins off the coast of Wales.

d 5A domestic (adj) We took a domestic flight.

d 8C doorway (n) She waited in the doorway while I ran back inside.

d 4C dot (n) There are lots of dots on her dress.

d 5A Dr (doctor) (n) I have an appointment with Dr Paul Thomas.

d 6B draw (v) She drew a picture of a tree.

d 6B dress (n) She was wearing a long, black dress.

d 1C drink (v) Would you like something to drink?

d 7D drop (v) The ball dropped to the ground.

d 1A drum (n) Anna plays the drums.

d 7C during
d i ((prep)) E
Emma's
' usually
ll att home
h during
d i theth day.
d

d 12B dye (v) He dyed his hair pink last week.

e 1A earn (v) She earns more than 40,000 a year.

e 5C earth (n) We all live on the planet earth.

e 5A easily (adv) A comment like that could easily be misunderstood.

e 6A easy-going (adj) He's not an easy-going person.

e 1C eat (v) Who ate all the cake?

e 11D echo (questions) (v) Their voices echoed around the room.
e 8D Edinburgh (n) Edinburgh is the capital of Scotland.

e 2C edition (n) A new edition of the dictionary will be published next

month.

e 1B editor (n) She is the editor of the newspaper.

e 4D educate (v) She was educated at the Perse School.

e 4B education (n) More money should be spent on education.

e 2C Egypt (n) Have you ever been to Egypt?

e 1B either (adv) The menu is boring and it's not cheap either.

e 6A elderly (adj) He's very fit for an elderly man.

e 10C eldest (sup) My eldest brother is a doctor.

e 9B embarrassed (adj) I was too embarrassed to admit that I was scared.

e 8C embarrassing (adj) It was an embarrassing defeat.

e 6C employed (adj) I was employed as a teacher but now I'm an editor.

e 6B employee
l (n)
( ) H
How many employees
l does
d the
th firm
fi have
h ?

e 6B employer (n) This company is a very good employer.

e 3A employment (n) Are you looking for full-time or part-time employment?

e 6A enemy (n) I try not to make any enemies.

e 9B energy (n) Looking after children takes up a lot of time and energy.

e 2B engaged (adj) When did they get engaged?

e 3B engineer (n) He has worked as an engineer for twelve years.

e 5A engineering (n) She studied engineering at the University of Michigan.

e 1B enormous (adj) This living room is enormous.

e 7D enough (adv) Are you old enough to vote?

e 4A entertainment (n) TV is a type of popular entertainment.

e 3C environment (n) The new road may cause damage to the environment.

e 4A episode (n) Did you see last week's episode of The X-Files?

e 4C equipment (n) We need to buy some new office equipment.

e 11B escape (v) The two killers escaped from prison last night.

e 4C especially (adv) I cooked this meal especially for you.

e 1A Essex (n) Essex is north of London.

e 1D etc This shelf here is for pens, paper etc.

e 10A Europe (n) They're planning a tour of Europe.

e 5C European (adj) She speaks three European languages.

e 9A E
Euros ((n)) Y 'll need
You'll d to
t change
h d into
your pounds i t Euros.
E

e 1B even (adv) Everyone danced, even Mick.

e 1C evening (n) Are you doing anything this evening?

e 1C event (n) People have been shocked by recent events in the town.

e 1D everybody (n) I've received a reply from everybody now.

e 1D everyone (n) Everyone was happy to hear the news.

e 4A everything (n) They lost everything in the fire.

e 10B everywhere (n) I've looked everywhere, but I still can't find that letter.
e 4A evil (n) The theme of the play is the battle between good and evil.

e 6B ex- (pre) My ex and his new wife live abroad.

e 11A exact (adj) I'm afraid I can't give you the exact details of the show yet.

e 2B exactly (adv) What exactly seems to be the problem?

e 3A exam (n) a maths exam

e 3C examination (n) I have to have a medical examination soon.

e 3C examine (v) She picked up the knife and examined it closely.

e 3A examiner (n) Do you know who will be your examiner?

e 5C except (prep) The boat sails from Oban every day except Sunday.

e 3C excite (v) Try not to excite the children too much.

e 4C excited (adj) Look at their happy, excited faces!

e 3C excitement (n) The competition is causing a lot of excitement.

e 1D exciting
iti ((adj)
dj) It was an exciting
iti football
f tb ll match.
t h

e 11C exclusive (adj) I read an exclusive interview with the football star.

e 6B ex-girlfriend (n) I haven't heard from my ex-girlfriend.

e 10C ex-husband (n) I'm still friends with my ex-husband .

e 11A expected (v) I expected him to forget my birthday but he sent a card.

e 1B expensive (adj) expensive jewellery

e 5A expert (n) He's an expert on Japanese literature.

e 3B explain (v) Can you explain why you did this?

e 1C expression (n) It's not my cup of tea' is typically English expression.

e 2A extra (adj) Can I invite a few extra people?

e 6C extremely (adv) Zuzanna is extremely beautiful.

e 8B eye (n) Sara has black hair and brown eyes.

f 1A face (n) She's got a long, thin face.

f 7C facility (n) This phone has a memory facility.

f 3A fact (n) It's hard to separate fact from fiction in what she says.

f 2A factory (n) We work in a textile factory.

f 11A fail (v) Dad's business failed after just three years.

f 2B fall in love with someone I fell in love with her very quickly.
(idiom)

f 2C false (adj) He has false teeth.

f 1A famous (adj) a famous actress is often photographed.

f 4A f ((n))
fan M th 15,000
More than 15 000 Li
Liverpooll fans
f t h d the
watched th game.

f 9D fancy (v) Do you fancy a drink?

f 1B far (adj) It's the first time I've been so far away from home.

f 2A farm (n) He works on a farm in Wales.

f 3A farmer (n) He's always been a farmer.

f 1B fascinating (adj) I found the movie fascinating.

f 10C fashion (n) Long hair is back in fashion for men.

f 8A fashionable (adj) She always wears fashionable clothes.

f 2A fast (adj) Fast food, like hamburgers, is not very good for you.

f 7C father-in-law (n) I get on well with my father-in-law.

f 9C fault (n) She believes it was the doctor's fault that Peter died.

f 1A favourite (adj) What's your favourite band?

f 5A feed (v) I fed Simone's cat while she was away.

f 4C feeling (n) My feeling is that we should wait until they come back.

f 8C feet (n) My feet hurt.

f 11C fence (n) We need to repair the garden fence.

f 2D festival (n) Are you going to the film festival?

f 1B few (det) She's staying at the cottage for a few days.

f 3C field (n) He's an expert in the field of biochemistry.

f 12C film-maker (n) He hopes to become a film-maker one day.

f 1A fi l ((adj)
final dj) Th itt ' decision
The committee's d i i is
i final.
fi l

f 5A finally (adv) We finally got home just after midnight.

f 2D fine (adj) I had a cold last week, but I'm fine now.

f 3C fire (n) Three people were killed in the fire.

f 1B fireman (n) He's a fireman.

f 5A firstly (adv) The aim of this activity is firstly to have fun, and secondly
to keep fit.

f 7C fishing (n) Dad loves to go fishing.

f 10D fit (v) These trousers don't fit any more.

f 10D fitting (room) (n) Where are the fitting rooms?

f 4C flatmate (n) I don't get on with my new flatmate.

f 3A flexible (adj) I'd like a job with more flexible working hours.

f 7A Florida (n) Miami is in Florida.

f 7C (Florida) Keys (n) I left my keys in the office so I couldn't get into my house.

f 8B flower (n) He never buys me flowers.

f 4B folk (adj) I really love Hungarian folk music.

f 3B follow-up (adj) We need a follow-up meeting.

f 2B (food) poisoning (n) The restaurant was closed down because of food
poisoning.

f 8A (for) ages (n) I've been waiting here for ages.

f 4A force (n) The force of the explosion shattered every window.

f 8D foreign(adj) I don't agree with the government's foreign policy.

f 2B forever
f (adv
( d ) I'll llove you forever.
f

f 7C forget (v) I've forgotten his name.

f 1A form (n) Swimming is the best form of exercise.

f 6D formal(adj) It will be a formal dinner party.

f 5B forward (adv) She leaned forward to make sure I could hear her.

f 11C Frankfurt (n) We will arrive in Frankfurt at 6pm.

f 8A freezing(adj) It's absolutely freezing in here.

f 10A French (n) I can speak a little French.

f 1C frequency (n) The frequency of attacks has increased recently.

f 10B fresh(adj) We're always looking for fresh ideas.

f 1D friendly(adj) This is not a friendly place.

f 2A fries (n) I'll have a double cheeseburger and fries please.

f 4C frightened(adj) I've always been frightened of going to the dentist.

f 4C frightening(adj) It was a very frightening film.

f 10B frozen (adj) The pond was frozen and people were skating on it.

f 3B frustrating (adj) It's frustrating to see money going to waste like that.

f 6C full(adj) We couldn't get in, the cinema was full.

f 9B full-time (adj) I am looking for a full-time job.

f 2C fully (adv) The restaurant was fully booked.

f 8C funeral (n) The funeral will be held next Friday.

f 2B funny(adj)
f ( dj) Thi
This chicken
hi k ttastes
t a bit ffunny.

f 1C furthest (sup) What is the furthest distance you can run?

g 8D Gaelic (n) Gaelic is spoken in Ireland.

g 1C gallery (n) The courtroom has a public gallery.

g 1B gap (n) There's quite a big gap between the door and the floor.

g 11C gas (n) We use a gas cooker.

g 5C gene (n) Scientists have discovered the gene that causes this
disease.

g 5D general(adj) This leaflet has some general information about the

school.
g 1C generally (adv) I generally wake up early.

g 2B get engaged (v) My brother got engaged last year.

g 9A (get) lost (v) I got lost on the way.

g 2B get married (v) My brother will get married in October.

g 9C get on with (pv) I really get on with my mum, we hardly ever argue.

g 11A (get) promoted (v) She earned more money when she was promoted.

g 9A (get/be) stuck (v) We got stuck in heavy traffic.

g 12A glad(adj) She's very glad that she left.

g 12C glass (n) I'll get you a clean glass.

g 4C glasses (n) I need a new pair of glasses.

g 12B glove (n) I lost my glove.

g 2B go on a date (pv) Will you go on a date with me?

g 9C go on ((pv)) Th fil
The film seemed
d to
t go on forever.
f

g 2B go out with (pv) Will you go out with me?

g 12A goal (n) He scored two goals in the second half.

g 6D golf (n) I don't like watching golf on TV.

g 6B gorgeous(adj) You look gorgeous in that dress.

g 11A gossip (n) an interesting piece of gossip

g 4D government (n) The Government has cut taxes.

g 1A grammar (n) I love studying grammar.

g 5B grandchildren (n) My grandmother has 14 grandchildren.

g 7A greatest (sup) This is the greatest day of my life!

g 6B great-uncle (n) I have one great-uncle.

g 8C greedy(adj) There are too many greedy, selfish people in the world.

g 2D greet (v) He greeted me at the door.

g 8C greeting (n) He sends his greetings.

g 7C ground (n) I sat down on the ground.

g 1A group (n) She went camping with a small group of friends.

g 10A grow (v) Children grow very quickly.

g 1C guess (v) Can you guess how old he is?

g 5A guest (n) We've got some guests coming this weekend.

g 6C guide (n) Parents use this report as a guide when choosing

schools.

g 9B guilty
ilt ((adj)
dj) I ffeell so guilty
ilt about
b t nott going
i tot see them.
th

g 3C guitarist (n) He is a very talented guitarist.

g 11B gun (n) Are guns legal in your country?

g 10C gunman (n) The police arrested the gunman.

g 6B guy (n) What a nice guy!

h 1C habit (n) He has some really nasty habits.

h 8D haggis (n) Haggis is a traditional Scottish dish.

h 6B haircut (n) I like your new haircut.

h 10A hairdresser (n) I've booked an appointment with the hairdresser.

h 12C handcuffs (n) The police put him in handcuffs.

h 4A happier (comp) I've never been happier than I am now.

h 6B happiest (sup) She's the happiest person I know.

h 2C happily (adv) Happily, the operation was a complete success.

h 4A happiness (n) Your happiness is all that matters to me.

h 6A harder (comp) My grandparents had a harder life than me.

h 1D hate (v) They've hated each other since they were kids.

h 11A (have an) operation (n) He went to hospital to have an operation.

h 3C head (n) He fell and hit his head on the table.

h 7B heavy (adj) These bags are too heavy.

h 6A helpful(adj) The staff here are very helpful.

h 11C hero
h (n)
( ) H
He b
became a national
ti l hero
h for
f his
hi partt in
i the
th revolution.
l ti

h 7B hers (pron) That's Ann's coat over there - at least I think it's hers.

h 2C herself (pron) She kept telling herself that nothing was wrong.

h 4C hey (exclam) Hey, Helen, look at this!

h 1D hi (exclam) Hi! How's it going?

h 12C hide (v) I'm going to hide the biscuits so that you can't find them.

h 5B history (n) What do you know about the history of jazz?

h 3C hit (v) She hit him on the head with her tennis racket.
h 4C Holland (n) Haarlem is the capital of North Holland.

h 11D Hollywood (n) Hollywood is in California.

h 6A honest(adj) If you want my honest opinion, I think your hair looks

awful.

h 2D hope (v) I hope you're well and had a nice holiday.

h 3C horrible(adj) What's that horrible smell?

h 1D horror (n) She watched in horror as the car skidded across the road.

h 9C hospital (n) He was in hospital for two weeks.

h 8B host (n) Australia played host to the Olympics in 2000.

h 8B hostess (n) She was the hostess of the party.

h 1C hot (adj) a hot summer's day

h 8D hot (spicy)(adj) a hot summer's day

h 8A houseboat (n) My parents lived on a houseboat for a year.

h 5A h
housework
k ((n)) I can't't stand
t dd i housework.
doing h k

h 4A human (n) The disease affects both humans and animals.

h 12C Hungary (n) Hodmezovasarhely is in Hungary.

h 2A hungry (adj) I'm hungry. What's for supper?

h 6C hurry (n) If you're in a hurry, it's better to take a taxi.

h 12B hypnotise (v) Have you ever been hypnotised?

i 8B ice cream (n) What's your favourite flavour of ice cream?

i 6C idiot (n) Sometimes, I can be such an idiot.

i 2C illustrated(adj) Most childrens'books are illustrated.

i 6C im- (pre) It's impossible!

i 12B imaginary(adj) The story takes place in an imaginary world.

i 2D imagine (v) Imagine winning the lottery!

i 6C immature(adj) Some of the boys are quite immature for their age.

i 2B immediately (adv) You have to come home immediately.

i 6C impatient(adj) I'm impatient with the children when they won't go to bed

i 6C impolite(adj) He would never be impolite.

i 1C important(adj) My family is very important to me.

i 4D impossible(adj) You just can't reason with her, she's absolutely

impossible.

i 9C improve (v) Scott's behaviour has improved a lot lately.

i 6C in- (pre) It was an incredible sunset.

i 6C inconsiderate(adj
i id t ( dj)) H was an inconsiderate
He i id t man.

i 6C incorrect(adj) The answer was incorrect.

i 7C incredible(adj) We had an incredible time that summer.

i 2C Indian(adj) Indian food is popular in Britain.

i 8D industrial(adj) Port Talbot is an industrial area.

i 3C industry (n) He works in the entertainment industry.

i 5B infinitive (n) To do is the infinitive for of "do".

i 1A ingredient (v) Trust is an essential ingredient in a successful marriage.

i 11C injured (v) She injured her ankle when she fell.

i 12B insect (n) I don't like any insects.

i 5A inside (n) I cleaned the inside of the oven.

i 11C inspector (n) The school inspector will come tomorrow.

i 1A instant(adj) The book was an instant success in the US.

i 11B instantly (adv) A car hit them, killing them both instantly.

i 1B instead (adv) If you don't want pizza, we can have pasta instead.

i 7C instructor (n) She is a driving instructor.

i 1D interested(adj) I'm not interested in football.

i 10B interestingly (adv) Interestingly, I met him last week.

i 10A (Internet) site (n) What's your favourite internet site to buy CDs?

i 1B interview (n) My job interviewer was very unpleasant.

i 1C interviewer
i t i (n)
( ) Th
The iinterviewer
t i asked
k d me lots
l t off difficult
diffi lt questions.
ti

i 2C into (prep) Stop running around and get into bed!

i 5D intonation (n) English intonation is very important.

i 9D invent (v) We've invented a new game.

i 5A invention (n) A lot of great inventions have come from Hungary.

i 9D invitation (n) I've got an invitation to dinner

i 2B invite (v) They've invited us to the wedding.

i 2A irregular(adj) Go is an irregular verb.

i 1D Istanbul (n) Istanbul used to be called Constantinople.

i 8D itself (pron) The cat licked itself clean.

j 1A job (n) It's time to start job-hunting.

j 3A (job)security (n) I'm looking for a job with security.

j 3B job-hunting (n) If you are unemployed, you need to do a lot of job-

hunting.

j 1C jogging (n) I was jogging through the park.

j 5C join (v) Would you like to join us for dinner?

j 1B journalist (n) She wants to become a journalist.

j 1C judo (n) He has a black belt in judo.

j 12B jump (v) The children were jumping up and down with excitement.

j 5C jumper (n) My mother made me a jumper.

j 2B just (adv) I've just been on a trip to France.

k 11C kangaroo
k ((n)) K
Kangaroos live
li ini Australia.
A t li

k 11C (kangaroo) pouch(n) The kangaroo carried its baby in its pouch.

k 5D karaoke(n) Karaoke is popular in Japan.

k 2D keep(v) You can keep that dress if you like it.

k 9A key (adj) He is a key member of the team.

k 1C kg (kilogram)(n) I'd like a kg of tomatoes please.

k 1B kilometre (km)(n) It takes about 20 minutes to walk a kilometre.

k 8D kilt(n) Kilts are worn in Scotland.

k 1D kind(adj) Your mother was very kind to us.

k 2C king(n) He's the new king of pop music.

k 2C kingdom(n) The Kingdom of Belgium became independent in 1830.

k 2D kiss(n) She gave him a kiss.

k 1B km (kilometre)(n) He cycles 8km every day.

k 11A knee(n) I injured my knee.

k 3C knife(n) Could you pass me a knife and fork?

k 3A knowledge (n) He will easily find a job with his knowledge and skills.

l 10C label(n) There should be washing instructions on the label.

l 7C laboratory(n) He works in a research laboratory.

l 4D lady(n) There's a young lady here to see you.

l 7B large (adj) There are a large number of people waiting outside.

l 1A l t( dj)
last(adj) Wh
Whatt was the
th last
l t film
fil you saw?

l 11C leader(n) World leaders are meeting in New York.

l 11C leak (v) Water had leaked all over the floor.

l 2A learn(v) I learned Russian at school.

l 1C least (sup) She earns the least money of all of us.

l 10C leather(n) He usually wears a leather jacket.

l 1A lemon(n) Would you like a slice of lemon with your tea?

l 12A lend(v) She lent me her car for the weekend.

l 1C let (v) Let them play outside.

l 5D library(n) You can get the book in the library.

l 3A licence(n) You need a driving licence if you want to drive.

l 1A life(n) Careful use will prolong the life of your machine.

l 2B lift(n) Can you give me a lift to the airport?

l 1A like (adv) He acted like he didn't hear me.

l 6D limited(adj) It's a limited company.

l 1C line(n) He can't kick the ball in a straight line.

l 3C link(n) Click on this link to visit our online bookstore.

l 3C liquid(n) Water is a liquid.

l 2B list(n) I've made a shopping list.

l 6C listeners(n) How many listeners does the radio programme have?

l 9C literal(adj)
lit l( dj) Thi
This iis a lit
literall meaning.
i

l 4D little(adj) It's only a little problem.

l 1B Liverpool(n) Liverpool is in the north-east of England.

l 3B local(adj) This is a local shop.

l 1A London(n) London is the biggest city in Europe.

l 9B lonely(adj) She gets lonely now that the kids have all left home.

l 5A look after (pv) When my aunt went away, I had to look after her two cats.

l 5A look like (v) She looks nothing like her new sister.
l 3B lose (v) I've lost my keys. Can you help me look for them?

l 9C loud (adj) Can you speak a bit louder?

l 3D lovely(adj) We had a lovely day together.

l 2C lover(n) She had many lovers but never married.

l 1D Ltd (limited) Pinewood Supplies Ltd.

l 8C luck(n) It was just luck that I asked for a job at the right time.

l 12C luckily (adv) Luckily, I found my wallet.

l 1C lunchtime(n) Let's meet at lunchtime.

m 5A machine (n) The coffee machine is broken.

m 2B Madrid (n) Madrid is the capital of Spain.

m 11C magic (n) Do you believe in magic?

m 12C magician (n) The magician made his assistant disappear.

m 2C main(adj)
i ( dj) Th
The main
i problem
bl is
i we don't
d 't have
h enough
h time.
ti

m 3A major(adj) It was a major problem.

m 7B make-up (n) She wears a lot of make-up.

m 3C manage (v) He used to manage the bookshop on King Street.

m 7C Manaus (n) Manaus is in Brazil.

m 2D Manchester (n) Manchester is in the north of England.

m 11C Manhattan (n) Manhattan is part of New York city.

m 10A manufacture (v) Local industries manufacture plastic products and

clothing.
m 10C marriage (n) The have a very happy marriage.

m 5C Mars (n) Do you think people will live on Mars?

m 1D matter (n) What's the matter?

m 6A mature(adj) She seems very mature for thirteen.

m 4C may (v) There may be other problems that we don't know about.

m 1B maybe (adv) Maybe we're too early.

m 3A meaning (n) The word 'get' has several meanings.

m 11C medal (n) She won a gold medal.

m 11C medical(adj) He needs medical treatment.

m 10D medium(adj) What's the medium size?

m 2B meeting (n) We're having a meeting to talk about the problem.

m 11C Melbourne (n) Melbourne is in Australia.

m 2D member
b (n)
( ) I'I'm a member
b off a club.
l b

m 10A memorabilia (n) There will be an auction of pop memorabilia.

m 1C men (n) Where's the men's toilet?

m 5C method (n) What's the best method for solving this problem?

m 7C metre (n) Our bedroom is five metres wide.

m 10C Miami (n) Miami is in Florida.

m 7C middle (n) Your nose is in the middle of your face.

m 6A middle-aged(adj) He's a middle-aged man.

m 2D Milan (n) Milan is in the north of Italy.

m 2A mile (n) The nearest station is two miles from here.

m 2A (milk) shake (n) What flavour milk shake would you like?

m 7D mind (n) For some reason her words stuck in my mind.

m 2D mine (pron) I borrowed them from a friend of mine.

m 8A mining (adj) There was a mining accident last week.

m 4D ministry (n) He works at the Ministry of Defence.

m 7C monitor (n) We need a new computer monitor.

m 7C monkey (n) She has a pet monkey.

m 6A moody(adj) He can be very moody and rude.

m 5C moon (n) The planet Saturn has eighteen moons.

m 8B mosque (n) We went to the Blue Mosque in Istanbul.

m 10B mostly
tl Sh
She reads
d mostly
tl romantic
ti novels.
l

m 2A mother (n) My mother and father are divorced.

m 9C move in Two weeks after buying our new house, we moved in.

m 1B move I'm going to move in in March.

m 4A movie (n) What's your favourite movie?

m 4B Mozart (n) Mozart was born in Salzburg.

m 3B Mrs (n) Hello, Mrs Jones.

m 11C Ms (n) Hello, Ms Jones.

m 1A much (adv) Was there much food there?

m 1B multinational (company) Microsoft is a multinational corporation.

(n)

m 12C multiply (v) In warm weather, germs multiply rapidly.

m 8B Munich (n) Munich is in the south of Germany.

m 10C murder (v) He was murdered by a former employee.

m 10C murderer (n) The police caught the murderer.

m 11B mystery (n) They never did solve the mystery of his disappearance.

n 1A naked(adj) He wasn't wearing clothes - he was naked.

n 4D national(adj) It's a national newspaper.

n 3C natural(adj) He has a wonderful natural talent.

n 2A nearby(adj) He lives in a nearby town.

n 5C nearer (comp) I'd like to move nearer my parents.

n 7C nearest (sup)
(sup) The nearest
The nearest supermarket
supermarket is about
about a 10 minute
minute drive away
away.

n 1B nearly (adv) It's nearly three weeks since I last saw her.

n 5C necessarily (adv) That's not necessarily true.

n 1D negative(adj) Terrorist threats have had a negative impact on tourism.

n 2D neighbour (n) Our next-door neighbours are always arguing.

n 9C neighbourhood (n) I grew up in a very poor neighbourhood.

n 1D neither (adv) Jerry doesn't like it, and neither do I.

n 6B nephew (n) She has two nieces and one nephew.

n 1D nervous(adj) I felt nervous before the exam.

n 1D nice(adj) He seems like a really nice guy.

n 6B niece (n) She has two nieces and one nephew.

n 1D nightmare (n) The traffic can be a real nightmare after 4.30.

n 9C nightmare (n) The traffic can be a real nightmare after 4.30.

n 2A nineteenth (n) I was born on the nineteenth of June.

n 2C ninth (n) I was born on the ninth of May.

n 10B no one (n) No one bothered to read the report.

n 9C nobody (n) There was nobody I could talk to.

n 4C noise (n) There's too much noise. I can't work.

n 6A noisier (comp) Your car is noisier than mine.

n 6A noisy(adj) Your car is noisier than mine.

n 3C normal(adj)
l( dj) I am completely
l t l normal.l

n 1C normally (adv) Normally, I start work around nine o'clock.

n 2A north(adj) I live north of the river.

n 8C nose (n) She's got a big nose.

n 1A note (n) He left a note on her desk.

n 3B nothing (n) I've had nothing to eat since breakfast.

n 1B notice (n) If the sign's too small, no one will notice it.

n 1B noun (n) Car and "Book" are nouns.

n 11B novel (n) Have you read any good novels lately?

n 1A now (adv) She's finished her degree and now she teaches English.

n 10B nowadays(adv) Everything seems more expensive nowadays.

n 8D nowhere (n) The room was very crowded - there was nowhere to sit.

n 2B number (n) What's your phone number?

o 1B object (n) There's a bright, shiny object on the floor.

o 11B obviously(adv) They're obviously in love.

o 10C occasion(n) Let's go to a restaurant as it's a special occasion.

o 1C occasionally(adv) I occasionally go to the cinema.

o 8C odd(adj) I always thought there was something odd about her.

o 2A official(adj) It's official - they're getting married!

o 3B older (comp) I'm older than my brother

o 6C oldest
ld t ((sup)) Sh
She's
' th
the oldest
ld t off three
th sisters.
i t

o 1A (olive) oil(n) Olive oil is delicious on fresh salad

o 1A olive (oil)(n) Olive oil is healthy.

o 5A online(adv) I bought this book online.

o 12C onstage(adv) I get nervous working onstage.

o 3A on-the-job (adj) I'm doing on-the-job training.

o 8A opal(n) It's made from opals.

o 4A opinion(n) What's your opinion on the matter?

o 3A opportunity(n) This is a fantastic opportunity.

o 6A opposite (prep) The couple sat down opposite her.

o 3A oral (adj) She's having an oral exam for her English test.

o 4B orchestra(n) She plays in an orchestra.

o 1C order (n) It's in alphabetical order.

o 12C ordinary(adj) I want to have an ordinary life.

o 5D organisation(n) Better organization of the office would improve efficiency.

o 3C organise (v) It takes a long time to organise a wedding.

o 5C organisms(n) We don't know if there are organisms on other planets.

o 2C original(adj) Her essay was full of original ideas.

o 2C originally (adv) Despite the rain, I'll play the match as originally planned.

o 7B ours (pron) This car is ours.

o 7A overnight
i ht ((adv
d ) S
Sometimes
ti we stay
t overnight
i ht att my grandmother's
d th ' house.
h

o 9A oversleep (v) Sorry I'm late, I overslept.

o 12A owe (v) You still owe me money.

o 6B owner(n) Who is the owner of this car?

o 8B Oxford(n) Oxford is in the south of England.

o 5C oxygen(n) There is no oxygen on the moon.

p 7A package (n) He was carrying a package under his arm.

p 7B packet(n) a packet of cigarettes/sweets

p 3C paint (v) We've painted the kitchen yellow.

p 10A painting(n) Do you have a favourite painting?

p 2C palace(n) The Queen lives in Buckingham Palace.

p 12B parachute(n) Pull this to open the parachute.

p 1B Paris(n) Paris is the capital of France.

p 9C park(v) I parked the car near the old bridge.

p 7A park(v) I parked the car near the old bridge.

p 4A participle(n) Eaten is the past participle of "Eat".

p 9C particles(n) In the sentence 'I tidied up the room', 'up' is a particle.

p 10C particular(adj) Is there any particular restaurant you'd like to go to?

p 10A passive (adj) Women at that time were expected to be passive.

p 6A patient(adj) He should be more patient.

p 8C pattern(n)
tt ( ) Sh
She's
' wearing
i a dress
d with
ith a flowery
fl pattern.
tt

p 12A pay back (money) He agreed to lend me the money if I paid him back.

p 9C peaceful(adj) The churchyard was empty and peaceful.

p 7C per (adv) Our hotel room costs $60 per night.

p 7B perfume(n) She always wears very nice perfume.

p 1C perhaps (adv) Perhaps I'll go to the gym after work.

p 8A period(n) We worked for a 14 hour period

p 2C Persia(n) Persia is now called Iran.

p 1D pet(n) I love my pet rabbit.

p 5B photograph(n) They were photographed leaving a cafe together.

p 9C phrasal (verb) Wake up and "Go down" are phrasal verbs.

p 4B piano(n) She can play the piano.

p 12C pile(n) There's a pile of books on the floor.

p 12C pillar(n) The new bridge will be supported by 100 pillars.

p 3A pilot(n) He's training to be a pilot.

p 12B pink (adj) I bought her some pretty, pink flowers.

p 10A pipe(n) A water pipe had burst, flooding the basement.

p 7C piranha(n) Piranhas are very dangerous fish.

p 1C place(n) His leg's broken in two places.

p 5C planet(n) Jupiter is the largest planet of our solar system.

p 7C plants(n)
l t ( ) R
Remember
b tot water
t your house
h plants
l t or they
th will
ill die.
di

p 8C plate(n) Can you put some plates on the table?

p 1A play(n) We saw a play at the National Theatre.

p 4C player(n) She's a famous tennis player.

p 4D please (excl) Could you fill in the form, please?

p 3A pleased(adj) I wasn't very pleased about having to pay.

p 5C pleasure (n) His visits used to give us such pleasure.

p 4A plot(n) I don't like movies with complicated plots.

p 8C pocket(n) I always bring a pocket dictionary to class.

p 4C point(n) Could I make a point about noise levels?

p 11B policeman(n) He wants to be a policeman when he grows up.

p 6A polite(adj) I'm afraid I wasn't very polite to her.

p 3C politician(n) Churchill was a distinguished politician.

p 8D polluted (v) The river in our town has been polluted with chemicals.

p 9C pollution(n) The book tells you how to reduce pollution from your car.

p 7A pool(n) The hotel has two outdoor pools.

p 1D positive(adj) Response to our new product has been very positive

p 5C possession(n) My car is my favourite possession.

p 7B possessive (adj) She stopped seeing him; he was too possessive.

p 5A possibly (adv) Someone, possibly Tom, had left the window open.

p 4C power(n)
( ) H
He lik
likes tto h
have power over people.
l

p 3A practical(adj) She has a lot of good ideas but she's not very practical.

p 6D practice(n) We need a bit more practice before the concert.

p 1A practise (v) You need to practise your pronunciation.

p 5A predict (v) Companies are predicting massive profits.

p 5A prediction(n) I wouldn't like to make any predictions about the match.

p 3D prefer (v) I prefer dogs to cats.

p 6C prefix(n) Re- and "Un-" are prefixes.

p 1A prepare (v) I haven't prepared my speech yet.

p 1B preposition(n) At and "In" are prepositions.

p 1A present(n) Let's talk about the present.

p 9C presenter(n) She's a famous TV presenter.

p 11C prevent (v) The police prevented the crime.

p 11C prevention(n) Prevention of a problem is better than a solution.

p 1A (prime) minister(n) The British prime minister lives at number 10 Downing

Street.

p 5C private (adj) Each room has a balcony and a private bathroom.

p 3B product(n) They have a new range of skin-care products.

p 2C professional(adj) Get some professional advice about your finances.

p 1A profile(n) The picture shows him in profile.

p 3A promotion(n) She got a promotion after four years of work for the
company.

p 10D promptt ((v)) Hi

His remarks
k prompted
t d a lot
l t off discussion.
di i

p 12A pronoun(n) She and "He" are pronouns.

p 2B pronounce(v) How do you pronounce his name?

p 4C pronounced(v) She prounounced English very well.

p 7B pronouns(n) She and "He" are pronouns.

p 12A proper (adj) This is the proper way to do it.

p 11C protester(n) The city centre was full of protestors.

p 12A proud (adj) She is so proud of her son.

p 1C pub (n) We're all going to the pub after work.

p 1C publish(v) This book is published by Cambridge University Press.

p 12C pull(v) If you keep pulling his tail, he'll bite you.

p 8B purpose (n) The purpose of the meeting is to discuss our future plans.

p 9C put up with (pv) I can't put up with him leaving his dirty socks on the floor.

q 3A qualified (adj) He's recently qualified as a doctor.

q 7B quantifiers (n) some' and 'a few' are examples of quantifiers.

q 7B quantity (n) We waste a huge quantity of water every day.

q 4C quarter-final (n) She lost her game in the quarter-finals.

q 2C queen(n) Queen Elizabeth II is the queen of England.

q 2B queue(n) We waited in the queue for two hours.

q 1A quickly(adv) I quickly shut the door.

r 7C rainforest
i f t (n)
( ) Th
There is
i ab
beautiful
tif l tropical
t i l rainforest
i f t in
i Malaysia.
M l i

r 5D raise (v) They're raising money for charity.

r 7B razor(n) He needs a razor to shave himself.

r 9C reader(n) She's a slow reader.

r 1A ready(adj) Give me a call when you're ready.

r 1D real(adj) He's not real you know, he's just a character in a book.

r 4C reality (TV)(adj) She watches lots of reality TV.

r 11B real-life(adj) The film is based on a real-life story.

r 8C receive (v) Occasionally, he receives letters from fans.

r 9C recently (adv) Have you seen any good films recently?

r 7D reception(n) Ask for me at reception.

r 1B receptionist(n) Please ask the hotel receptionist.

r 1A recipe(n) She gave me a recipe for carrot cake.

r 5A recognise (v) I recognised her from her picture.

r 11C recommend (v) Can you recommend a good wine to go with this dish?

r 4B record (v) They are going to record a new album.

r 10A record-breaking (adj) The book sold a record-breaking number of copies.

r 10C recording (n) This is a recording of classical music.

r 8C refuse (v) I asked him to leave but he refused.

r 2A regular(adj) Start and "Like" are regular verbs.

r 2B relationship
l ti hi ((n)) H
He h
has a good
d relationship
l ti hi with
ith his
hi older
ld sister.
i t

r 2B relative(n) This is a party for friends and relatives.

r 8D relaxed(adj) She seemed relaxed and in control of the situation.

r 12C released (v) Six hostages were released shortly before midday.

r 2D remember (v) I can't remember his name.

r 4C remote (control) (n) We've lost the remote control for the TV.

r 9C remove(v) He needed a doctor to remove the bullets from his chest.

r 4A rent(v) He'll rent an apartment until he can find a house to buy.

r 10B repeat(v) He repeated the number.

r 3B report(v) He should have reported the accident immediately.

r 9C reporter (n) She's a reporter for the local newspaper.

r 5D request(v) We've requested a further two computers.

r 11C rescue(v) Fifty passengers had to be rescued from a sinking ship.

r 7C research(v) He spent years researching a rare African dialect.

r 1C researcher(n) a researcher uses lots of ways of collecting information..

r 9A reservation(n) I'd like to make a reservation for Friday evening.

r 8D reserved(adj) a quiet, reserved woman

r 11C resident(n) She has been resident in Britain for most of her life.

r 4D respond (v) The government responded by sending food to the region.

r 1D response(n) His comments provoked an angry response from

students.

r 1A rest(n)
t( ) Wh
Why d
don't't you have
h t?
a rest?

r 1C result(n) The election results will be known by Sunday.

r 5B retire(v) She retired from the company in 1990.

r 5B retired(adj) My dad is a retired teacher.

r 1B return(n) Could I have two returns to Birmingham?

r 1A review(v) He reviews films for the Times.

r 5C revolve(v) A fan was revolving slowly.

r 4B rhythm(n) You need a sense of rhythm to be a good dancer.

r 6B richest (sup) She's the third richest woman in Britain.

r 11D ride(v) I ride my bike to work.

r 1A riding(v) I like riding my bike.

r 1D ring(n) She's got a diamond wedding ring.

r 12B risk-taker(n) He's a great risk-taker.

r 1A river(n) Two major rivers flow through the town.

r 8A road(n) I live near a busy road.

r 11B robber(n) The police arrested the bank robber.

r 11B robbery(n) The police stopped the bank robbery.

r 4A robot(n) The car was built by robots.

r 5A robotics(n) He's studying robotics at the university.

r 1A rock (music/band)(n) He plays in a rock band.

r 5C rocket(v)
k t( ) H
House prices
i have
h rocketed
k t d this
thi year.

r 4B rocknroll(n) Elvis Presley was a really famous rock'n' roll musician.

r 2D role-play(n) we like role-plays.

r 7B roll(v) The ball rolled through the goalkeeper's legs.

r 8B Roman(adj) There are Roman ruins all over Europe.

r 4A romance(n) They married in June after a whirlwind romance.

r 2B romantic(adj) It was a romantic dinner for two.

r 11D Rome(n) Rome is the capital of Italy.

r 8A roof(n) There's a hole in the roof.

r 11B rose(n) He gave me a bunch of red roses.

r 2B round (adj) He has a round face.

r 4D row (of cinemaetc.)(n) We sat in the front row at the theatre.

r 11C royal(adj) She's very interested in the Royal Family.

r 3C rubbish(n) Don't forget to take out the rubbish.

r 8B rude(adj) It would be rude to leave without saying goodbye.

r 9A run out of (pv) We've run out of milk.

r 8C Russia(n) Moscow is the capital of Russia.

r 1D Russian(n) He speaks Russian fluently.

s 10C sack(v) He was sacked for being late.

s 7C sailing(v) His hobby is sailing on Lake Balaton.

s 3A salary
l (n)
( ) Th ill be
There will b a 2% salary
l i
increase nextt month.
th

s 10C sale(n) The sale of alcohol is now banned.

s 10A sales(n) Our sales have doubled this year.

s 7B sandals(n) People often wear sandals in the Summer.

s 4C satellite(n) The moon is the Earth's satellite.

s 9B satisfied(adj) We were very satisfied by the service.

s 8D Saudi (Arabia)(n) He's currently working in Saudi Arabia.

s 1A school(n) I started school when I was five.

s 5C scientist(n) My brother is a scientist.

s 4A sci-fi/science-fiction(n) He's a popular writer of sci-fi books.

s 8C scissors(n) we need a pair of scissors to open this.

s 8D Scottish(adj) Edinburgh is the Scottish capital.

s 4A screen(n) I spend my day in front of a computer screen.

s 7C search(v) I've searched my bedroom but I can't find my watch.

s 2A second (2nd)(adj) This is the second time I've told you.

s 2C second (time)(adj) This is the second time I've told you.

s 1B series(n) This is a four-part drama series.

s 6C serious(adj) I'm being serious now - this is a very real problem.

s 4B seriously(adv) Seriously though, you mustn't say that.

s 5A servant(n) The King had many servants.

s 2A serve(v)
( ) W ' nott allowed
We're ll d to
t serve alcohol
l h l to
t anyone under
d 18.
18

s 7C service(n) The food was nice, but the service wasn't very good.

s 2A service station(n) We stopped at the service station on the motorway to

relax.

s 8C set (of glasses) (n) We bought a new set of glasses.

s 5C seventy-eight(n) My grandmother is seventy-eight.

s 11C severe(adj) He had a severe headache.

s 2D shake (hands) (v) It's polite to shake hands when you meet someone in
England

s 5D shall (put / start) (v) Shall I cook dinner tonight?

s 7B shampoo(n) I bought a new bottle of shampoo.

s 7C shared(adj) They live in a shared house.

s 7B shaving foam(n) I always buy him shaving foam for his birthday.

s 8D sheep(n) There are many sheep in Wales.

s 7C shipwreck(n) The shipwreck of the Titanic is at the bottom of the sea.

s 8C shock(n) We got a nasty shock when he gave us the bill.

s 11B shoot(v) He was robbed and then shot in the stomach.

s 1A shopping(n) I love shopping.

s 2B short(adj) She's shorter than me.

s 2B shorter (comp) Your hair looks shorter! Have you been to the
hairdressers?

s 7B shorts(n) I usually wear shorts in the summer.

s 4D should (learn) He should have gone to the doctor.

s 1A Si il ( )
Sicily(n) I wentt to
t Sicily,
Si il an It li island,
Italian i l d for
f my h
honeymoon.

s 3A sick (pay) He was off work sick for most of last week.

s 6A side(n) In most countries people drive on the right side of the

road.

s 12A silly(adj) She gets upset over such silly things.

s 4A silver(adj) He's got a new silver sports car.

s 8A since (prep) The country has been independent since 1948.

s 4B singer(n) Al Jolson was a jazz singer.

s 6B sister-in-law(n) Suzanne is my sister-in-law.

s 2C situation(n) The park's situation was perfect.

s 12C six-ton (adj) It's a six-ton truck.

s 5C size (n) It's an area about the size of Oxford.

s 1C skateboarding(n) My son loves skateboarding.

s 11C skin (n) She has dark skin.

s 10B skincare(n) There are many skincare products available in the shop.

s 9B sleepless(adj) He'd spent a sleepless night worrying about his exam.

s 11B sleepy(adj) The heat had made me sleepy.

s 2A small(adj) They live in a smaller apartment than us.

s 5C smaller (comp) The earth is smaller than the sun.

s 2C smile(n) She smiled at me.

s 8B smoke (v) Do you mind if I smoke?

s 7C snorkelling(n)
k lli ( ) H
He really
ll likes
lik snorkelling.
k lli

s 1A so (adv) I was so tired when I got home.

s 4C soap(n) I've used up the bar of soap.

s 9B social(adj) I have a very good social life.

s 1C socialising (n) She doesn't enjoy socialising.

s 4A society(n) Unemployment is a problem for society.

s 5C solar (adj) There was a solar eclipse here last year.

s 7D solution(n) There's no easy solution to this problem.

s 9C solve (v) This is the best way to solve the problem.

s 10A sometime (adv) I'll meet you sometime before six o'clock.

s 1C sometimes (adv) He does cook sometimes, but not very often.

s 1C somewhere (adv) They had difficulties finding somewhere to live.

s 2A soon (adv) I've got to leave quite soon.

s 2D sorry (exclam) Sorry I'm late.

s 5C spacemen(n) Spacemen fly into space in rockets.

s 5C spaceship(n) The Shuttle is a spaceship.

s 8A spacious(adj) It's a very spacious office.

s 4A (special) effects(n) my personal effects

s 12C spectacular(adj) It was a spectacular success.

s 8C speech(n) His speech was very slow and difficult to understand.

s 1D speed(n)
d( ) H
He putt on a sudden
dd burst
b t off speed.
d

s 8D spicy(adj) Do you like spicy food?

s 2A spokesman(n) A spokesman for the company wouldn't refused to

comment.

s 1C sports(n) I always enjoyed sports when I was at school.

s 11C St Lucia(n) St Lucia is in the Caribbean.

s 7C staff(n) Several members of staff have lost their jobs.

s 2B stand (v) We'd been standing for hours.

s 4A star (adj) Baggio is one of our star players.

s 8B starter (n) I decided not to order a starter at the restaurant.

s 2A states(n) She is from the United States.

s 3B state (verbs)(n) State verbs are different from dynamic verbs.

s 3C (Statue of) Liberty(n) The statue of Liberty can be found in New York.

s 1B stay (v) The weather was bad so we stayed at home.

s 6C steal (v) Burglars broke into the house and stole a computer.

s 6B stepfather(n) I get on well with my stepfather.

s 8D Stockholm(n) Stockholm is the capital of Sweden.

s 11C stone (adj) We built a new stone wall.

s 2A stop (v) Stop laughing - it's not funny.

s 11C storm(n) The weather forecast said there will be a storm tomorrow.

s 2C storyteller (n) Andrew is a great storyteller.

s 2B straight
t i ht (adj)
( dj) C
Continue
ti straight
t i ht along
l the
th road.
d

s 3C strange(adj) It's strange that she hasn't called.

s 3C strangest (sup) I had the strangest dream last night!

s 3C strawberry(n) I like strawberries.

s 3A street(n) We live on the same street.

s 1B stress (n) Jogging puts a lot of stress on your knee joints.

s 1B stressed(adj) Tanya's really stressed out about her exams.

s 6A stressful (adj) She has a stressful job.

s 6A stubborn(adj) Eszter was very stubborn sometimes.

s 12C stunt(n) He always does his own stunts.

s 5A stupid(adj) That was a really stupid thing to do.

s 3C stylist(n) I'm going to see my hairstylist.

s 1A subject(n) Chemistry is my favourite subject.

s 12C subtract (v) You need to subtract 25% from the final figure.

s 1A success(n) Her success is due to hard work and determination.

s 6C successful(adj) If the operation is successful, she can go home tomorrow.

s 7B such (adv) She's such a nice person.

s 10B sugar(n) He likes two sugars in his tea.

s 7B suitcase(n) to pack your suitcase

s 7C suite(n) a bedroom suite

s 1A summary(n)
( ) H b i f summary off what
He gave a brief h t happened.
h d

s 7B sun cream(n) You should wear lots of sun cream to protect your skin.

s 5C sun cream(n) You should wear lots of sun cream to protect your skin.

s 7B sunglasses(n) I need to buy new sunglasses.

s 5C sunset(n) What a beautiful sunset!

s 7A sunshine(n) Let's sit over there in the sunshine.

s 5B suntan(n) He was determined to get a good suntan on holiday.

s 1B super(adj) We had a super time.

s 6B superlative(n) Best and "Most" are used to make superlative adjectives.

s 3B support (v) Do you support their views on nuclear weapons?

s 1D suppose (v) I suppose that you've already heard the news?

s 2B surprised(adj) I'm surprised you're here. I thought you wouldn't come.

s 1C survey (n) According to a recent survey, 90% of children hate

school.

s 12C survive (v) Only two buildings survived the earthquake.

s 11B suspect (v) They suspected that he was lying.

s 1A swap(v) Would you mind if Dave swapped places with you?

s 8D Sweden(n) Stockholm is the capital of Sweden.

s 8D Swedish(adj) Ikea is a Swedish business.

s 8A sweet(n) Eating a lot of sweets is bad for your teeth.

s 1C sweets(n) Eating a lot of sweets is bad for your teeth.

s 7B swimming
i i costume(n)
t ( ) M
Make
k sure you bring
b i your swimming
i i costume.
t

s 7B swimming trunks(n) Make sure you bring your swimming trunks.

s 7B (swimming) trunks(n) Don't forget to bring your swimming trunks.

s 7B swimsuit(n) Make sure you bring your swimsuit.

s 11D Sydney(n) Sydney is in Australia.

s 1B syllable(n) 'But' has one syllable and 'apple' has two syllables.

s 8C symbol(n) A heart shape is the symbol of love.

s 5C system(n) They've had an alarm system installed at their home.

t 9C take off (pv) The plane took off in the middle of the night.

t 5A take over (pv) Alien life forms are trying to take over the world!

t 6A tall (adj) Are you taller than me?

t 6A taller (comp) I'm taller than my sister.

t 12C tank (of water) We should fill the petrol tank.

t 12B tarantula (n) I'd be scared if I saw a tarantula.

t 10C tax (v) Goods such as clothes are taxed at 15%.

t 1A teach (v) She taught at Harvard University for several years.

t 2C teacher (n) a history/science teacher

t 3B technical(adj) We're having a few technical problems.

t 6A teenage(adj) We have a teenage daughter.

t 1A tell (v) He told me about his new school.

t 4C telly
t ll (TV) Wh
What's
t' on the
th telly
t ll tonight?
t i ht?

t 3B temporary(adj) This is only a temporary job.

t 7D terribly (adv) I slept terribly last night.

t 3A test (n) I've got a driving test tomorrow.

t 10A (the) Beatles(n) The Beatles came from Liverpool.

t 10A (the) Internet(n) The library was closed so I did my research on the
Internet

t 11A (the) Net (Internet)(n) You can find almost anything on the Net.

t 3B (the) news(n) Have you had any news about your job yet?
t 1A (the) past(n) I've spent the past ten years in and out of jobs.

t 9C (the) police(n) I heard a gun shot and decided to call the police.

t 7C (the River) Amazon(n) The River Amazon is the second longest in the world.

t 12C (the River) Thames(n) The River Thames flows through London.

t 8B (the) sights(n) We hired a car on holiday so that we could see the sights.

t 2A (the) sixties(n) My dad was born in the sixties.

t 3C (the) Statue (of Liberty) (n) There is a marble statue of the mayor in the town square.

t 1C (the) theatre(n) I want to work in theatre.

t 10A (theatre) play(n) We saw a play at the National Theatre.

t 11B theft(n) He was arrested for car theft.

t 7B theirs (pron) I think she's a relation of theirs.

t 1B them (pron) I'm looking for my keys - have you seen them?

t 12B themselves (pron) The staff themselves were unhappy with the decision.

t 2C thief (n) The police caught the thief.

t 6B thin(adj) He used to be thin.

t 6A thinner (comp) I'm thinner than my brother.

t 9C thirties(n) He's in his thirties.

t 2C thousand(n) There are ninety thousand people in this city.

t 4A thriller(n) We watched a scary thriller on TV last night.

t 6D through (prep) The River Seine flows through Paris.

t 3C thrower(n) She was the knife thrower's assistant.

t 1A tick(n) Put a tick in the box if it is correct.

t 10A tiger(n) Tigers live in India.

t 10A till (adv) The cafe is open till midnight.

t 2A tip(n) We left a tip because the waiter was so friendly.

t 4C tiring (adj) It's been a long and tiring day.

t 12C toe(n) I hurt my big toe.

t 9C tolerate (v) We will not tolerate racism of any sort.

t 7B toothpaste(n) We've run out of toothpaste.

t 3C top(n) Put the top back on the bottle.

t 5C topic(n) What's the topic of today's lesson?

t 2D touch (v) You can look at them but please don't touch them.

t 7A t
tour(n)
( ) It was a grand
d tour
t off Europe.
E

t 5C tourism(n) Tourism is very important to the economy.

t 5C tourist(n) There were many tourists in the square.

t 8D tourist(n) There were many tourists in the square.

t 7B towel(n) Have you got a clean towel?

t 5A toy(n) It's only a toy gun.

t 11C trade(n) He's a builder by trade.

t 4D (trade) union (n) The teacher's union called for a strike.

t 8D tradition(n) There is a great tradition of dance in Hungary.

t 1C traditional(adj) She's wearing traditional Hungarian dress.

t 1B (traffic) jam(n) We were stuck in a jam for hours.

t 3A training(n) She's on a training course.

t 2C translate (v) We were asked to translate a list of sentences.

t 2A traveller(n) We're doing a survey of business travellers.

t 7C treetop(n) We couldn't see the sky because of the treetops.

t 10B trend(n) There's a trend towards people getting less and less
sleep.

t 11B trial(n) The two men are now on trial for attempted murder.

t 12C trick(v) They tricked him into signing the papers.

t 7C tropical(adj) Malaysia has a tropical climate.

t 9C trouble (n) We had trouble finding somewhere to park.

t 1A t
true ((adj)
dj) IIs it ttrue th
thatt M ti and
Martin dS tti married
Sue are getting i d??

t 10D try on (pv) Can I try these trousers on in the changing room?

t 7B (a) tube (of) (det) I bought a new tube of toothpaste.

t 4C turn off (pv) Turn off the television and do your homework!

t 1A turn (v) Ricky turned and saw Sue standing in the doorway.

t 9C turn up (appear) Can you turn up the radio please? I can't hear it!

t 6B twin (v) Leeds in England is twinned with Dortmund in Germany.

t 10A typewriter (n) People use computers more than typewriters nowadays.
t 1A typical(adj) typical German food

u 6C unambitious(adj) You won't get the job if you are unambitious.

u 6C unattractive(adj) I felt old and unattractive.

u 1B unbelievable(adj) It's unbelievable how lucky she's been.

u 11C unconscious(adj) She was knocked unconscious.

u 7B uncountable(adj) Water and "Salt" are uncountable nouns.

u 8A underground(adj) The caves are underground.

u 7C underwater (adv) This camera will work underwater.

u 3B unemployment (n) Unemployment in the north-east is 12%.

u 3B (unemployment) benefit(n) Unemployment in the north-east is 12%.

u 10C unfortunately (adv) Unfortunately, I can't finish this work.

u 6C unhelpful(adj) The taxi driver was rude and unhelpful.

u 6C unintelligent(adj
i t lli t( dj)) I thi
thinkk she
h iis unintelligent.
i t lli t

u 8C unlucky(adj) The team played well and was unlucky to lose.

u 3C unprofessional(adj) He has an unprofessional attitude.

u 6C unreliable(adj) We don't want an unreliable witness.

u 6C unselfish(adj) Helping other people is an unselfish action.

u 6C unsure(adj) I'm unsure about getting married now.

u 1A unusual(adj) She's got an unusual name.

u 6C update (v) We've just updated our website.

u 9B upset(adj) They'd had an argument and she was still upset about it.

u 2D usual(adj) I went to bed at my usual time.

u 1A usually (adv) I usually get home at about six o'clock.

v 1D vampire (n) Dracula is a famous vampire.

v 5B van (n) We hired a van.

v 1D vegetarian(adj) All her children are vegetarian.

v 3C vermiculturalist (n) A vermiculturalist is a worm farmer.

v 2C version (n) I saw the original version of the film.

v 3A vet (n) Applicants for the job are carefully vetted.

v 3B (a) vicious (circle)(adj) It was just a vicious rumour.

v 10C victim (n) They were victims of crime.

v 4A video (n) We watched the film on video.

v 5A videophones
id h ((n) W communicated
We i t d with
ith videophones.
id h

v 8C Vietnam (n) Ho Chi Minh city is the capital of Vietnam.

v 5C view (n) There was a lovely view of the lake from the window.

v 7A viewer (n) Twenty million viewers saw the TV show.

v 1D visit (v) Did you visit St Petersburg while you were in Russia?

v 3C visitor (n) The museum attracts large numbers of visitors.

v 5B voice (n) I could hear voices in the next room.

v 1C vowel (n) A and "O" are vowels.

w 7C wake (v) I've only just woken up.

w 4A war (n) They've been at war for the past five years.

w 12A waste (v) I don't want to waste any more time so let's start.

w 1A watch(v) I watched him as he arrived.

w 6B wave (v) She waved as the train left.

w 1B way (n) I must find a way to help him.

w 2A wear(v) What are you wearing?

w 1D website (n) I read the news on a website.

w 10B weekly (adv) It's a weekly newspaper.

w 11C weird(adj) I had a really weird dream last night.

w 4D welcome (v) Both families were there to welcome us.

w 2C well-known (adj) He's a well-known actor.

w 1B westt ((adj)
dj) IInnsbruck
b k isi in
i the
th westt off Austria.
A ti

w 7C wet(adj) It was a wet and windy day.

w 8B wheel (n) My bike needs a new front wheel.

w 8D whereabouts (n) Whereabouts does he live?

w 5A wherever (adv) You can sit wherever you like.

w 1A which (det) Which of these do you like best?

w 2B while (adv) I read a magazine while I was waiting.

w 8D whisky (n) I don't like the taste of whisky.

w 3C white(adj) Two coffees please, one black and one white.

w 2D whole (adj) She spent the whole afternoon studying.

w 12C wide(adj) Her eyes were wide with fear.

w 5C window (n) Open the window if you're too hot.

w 8D windy(adj) It was a wet and windy day.

w 12C wire (v) Do you know how to wire a burglar alarm?

w 10B wives (n) Henry VIII had six wives.

w 1C women(n) Lots of women watched the TV show.

w 6C wonder (v) I wonder what he's making for dinner.

w 3C wonderful(adj) What a wonderful idea.

w 1A work (v) Helen works for a computer company.

w 11C worker(n) He's an office worker.

w 11C workmen(n)
k ( ) Th
The workmen
k will
ill finish
fi i h tomorrow.
t

w 6D workplace(n) We are trying to get rid of bullying in the workplace.

w 12A worldwide(adj) Ther Internet is also called the worldwide web.

w 3C worm(n) He wormed his way into the family.

w 2C worried(adj) She's really worried about her son.

w 3D worry(v) She's been sick with worry.

w 4C worrying (adj) It's been a worrying situation.

w 3C worse (comp) It was a nasty accident, although I've seen worse.

w 5B worst (sup) What's the worst job you've ever had?

w 11C worth (adj) Our house is worth about 60,000.

w 1D would(v) What would you do if you lost your job?

w 5A wow (exclam) Wow! Look at that car!

y 1C yeah (yes) (exclam) Yeah, I agree.

y 1A year (n) last year/next year

y 1B yes(exclam) Was that a yes or a no?

y 2A yesterday(n) I went to see the doctor yesterday.

y 11A yet (adv) Have you read his book yet?

y 1C yoga(n) She does yoga three times a week.

y 3C York(n) York is in the north of England.

y 1A young(adj) She's younger than me.

y 2A younger ((comp)) Ih
have th i t
three younger sisters; th oldest.
I am the ld t

y 6B youngest (sup) I'm the youngest of three children.

y 4B yours (pron) Is this pen yours?

z 9A Zurich (n) Zurich is in Switzerland.

z 7A (New) Zealand (n) Wellington is the capital of New Zealand.

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