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     1 a/an (det)
       
     2 ability (n)
       
     3 able (adj)
       
     4 • be able to
       
     5 about (adv & prep)
       
     6 • about 500 students (adv)
       
     7 • The film is about a small boy. (prep)
       
     8 above (adj, adv & prep)
       
     9 abroad (adv)
       
    10 absent (adj)
       
    11 absolutely (adv)
       
    12 • The movie was absolutely awful.
       
    13 accent (n)
       
    14 • She has a beautiful French accent.
       
    15 accept (v)
       
    16 access (n)
       
    17 • disabled access
       
    18 • internet access
       
    19 accident (n)
       
    20 accommodation (n)
       
    21 accompany (v)
       
    22 according to (prep phr)
       
    23 account (n)
       
    24 accountant (n)
       
    25 accurate (adj)
       
    26 ache (n)
       
    27 achieve (v)
       
    28 across (adv & prep)
       
    29 act (n & v)
       
    30 • in the second act (of the play) (n)
       
    31 • to act in a play (v)
       
    32 • to act strangely (v)
       
    33 action (n)
       
    34 active (adj)
       
    35 activity (n)
       
    36 actor (n)
       
    37 actress (n)
       
    38 actually (adv)
       
    39 • She seems a bit strict at first, but she's actually very nice.
       
    40 • Are you actually going to take the job?
       
    41 ad (advertisement) (n)
       
    42 add (v)
       
    43 addition (n)
       
    44 • in addition
       
    45 address (n)
       
    46 admire (v)
       
    47 admission (n)
       
    48 • charges/cost/price
       
    49 admit (v)
       
    50 adult (adj & n)
       
    51 advance (n)
       
    52 • book in advance
       
    53 advanced (adj)
       
    54 advantage (n)
       
    55 adventure (n)
       
    56 advert (n)
       
    57 advertise (v)
       
    58 advertisement (n)
       
    59 advice (n)
       
    60 advise (v)
       
    61 aeroplane (n)
       
    62 afford (v)
       
    63 afraid (adj)
       
    64 after (adv,conj & prep)
       
    65 afternoon (n)
       
    66 afterwards (adv)
       
    67 again (adv)
       
    68 against (prep)
       
    69 age (n)
       
    70 aged (adj)
       
    71 agency (n)
       
    72 ago (adv)
       
    73 agree (v)
       
    74 ahead (adv)
       
    75 aim (n & v)
       
    76 air (n)
       
    77 air conditioning (n)
       
    78 air force (n)
       
    79 airline (n)
       
    80 airport (n)
       
    81 alarm (n)
       
    82 alarm clock (n)
       
    83 album (n)
       
    84 alike (adv)
       
    85 alive (adj)
       
    86 all (adj, adv, det & pron)
       
    87 all right/alright (adj,adv & exclam)
       
    88 allow (v)
       
    89 almost (adv)
       
    90 alone (adv & adj)
       
    91 along (adv & prep)
       
    92 aloud (adv)
       
    93 alphabet (n)
       
    94 already (adv)
       
    95 also (adv)
       
    96 although (conj)
       
    97 altogether (adv)
       
    98 always (adv)
       
    99 a.m (adv)
       
   100 amazed (adj)
       
   101 amazing (adj)
       
   102 ambition (n)
       
   103 ambulance (n)
       
   104 among (amongst) (prep)
       
   105 amount (n)
       
   106 amusing (adj)
       
   107 an (det)
       
   108 ancient (adj)
       
   109 and (conj)
       
   110 angry (adj)
       
   111 animal (n)
       
   112 ankle (n)
       
   113 anniversary (n)
       
   114 announce (v)
       
   115 announcement (n)
       
   116 annoy (v)
       
   117 annual (adj)
       
   118 another (det & pron)
       
   119 answer (n & v)
       
   120 answerphone (n)
       
   121 ant (n)
       
   122 antique (adj & n)
       
   123 anxious (adj)
       
   124 any (det & pron)
       
   125 anybody (pron)
       
   126 anymore (adv)
       
   127 anyone (pron)
       
   128 anything (pron)
       
   129 anyway (adv)
       
   130 anywhere (adv)
       
   131 apart (adv)
       
   132 apart from (adv)
       
   133 apartment (n)
       
   134 apartment building (n)
       
   135 apologise (v)
       
   136 apology (n)
       
   137 appear (v)
       
   138 appearance (n)
       
   139 apple (n)
       
   140 application (n)
       
   141 apply (v)
       
   142 appointment (n)
       
   143 approach (v)
       
   144 approve (v)
       
   145 architect (n)
       
   146 architecture (n)
       
   147 area (n)
       
   148 argue (v)
       
   149 argument (n)
       
   150 arm (n)
       
   151 armchair (n)
       
   152 army (n)
       
   153 around (adv & prep)
       
   154 arrange (v)
       
   155 arrangement (n)
       
   156 arrest (v)
       
   157 arrival (n)
       
   158 arrive (v)
       
   159 art (n)
       
   160 article (n)
       
   161 artist (n)
       
   162 as (conj & prep)
       
   163 ashamed (adj)
       
   164 ask (v)
       
   165 asleep (adj)
       
   166 aspirin (n)
       
   167 assistant (n)
       
   168 as well (as) (prep & adv)
       
   169 at (prep)
       
   170 at I@ (n)
       
   171 • My email address is david@cambridgeenglish.org
       
   172 at all (prep phr)
       
   173 at first (prep phr)
       
   174 athlete (n)
       
   175 athletics (n)
       
   176 at last (prep phr)
       
   177 at least (prep phr)
       
   178 atmosphere (n)
       
   179 at once (prep phr)
       
   180 at present (prep phr)
       
   181 attach (v)
       
   182 attack (n & v)
       
   183 attempt (v)
       
   184 attend (v)
       
   185 attention (n)
       
   186 at the same time (prep phr)
       
   187 attitude (n)
       
   188 attract (v)
       
   189 attraction (n)
       
   190 attractive (adj)
       
   191 audience (n)
       
   192 aunt (n)
       
   193 author (n)
       
   194 autumn (n) (Br Eng) (Am Eng: fall)
       
   195 available (adj)
       
   196 average (adj & n)
       
   197 avoid (v)
       
   198 awake (adj)
       
   199 away (adv)
       
   200 awful (adj)
       
   201 baby (n)
       
   202 babysit (v)
       
   203 babysitter (n)
       
   204 back (adv, adj & n)
       
   205 background (n)
       
   206 backpack (n)
       
   207 backpacker (n)
       
   208 backpacking (n)
       
   209 backwards (adv)
       
   210 bad (adj)
       
   211 badly (adv)
       
   212 badminton (n)
       
   213 bag (n)
       
   214 baggage (n)
       
   215 bake (v)
       
   216 baker (n)
       
   217 balcony (n)
       
   218 bald (adj)
       
   219 ball (n)
       
   220 ballet (n)
       
   221 balloon (n)
       
   222 banana (n)
       
   223 band (n)
       
   224 bandage (n)
       
   225 bank (n)
       
   226 bank account (n)
       
   227 banking (n)
       
   228 bar (n)
       
   229 barbecue (n & v)
       
   230 baseball (n)
       
   231 base on (phr v)
       
   232 basic (adj)
       
   233 basin (n)
       
   234 basket (n)
       
   235 basketball (n)
       
   236 bat (n)
       
   237 bath (n & v)
       
   238 bathing suit (n)
       
   239 bathroom (n)
       
   240 bathtub (n)
       
   241 battery (n)
       
   242 battle (n)
       
   243 bay (n)
       
   244 be (av & v)
       
   245 beach (n)
       
   246 bean (n)
       
   247 bear (n)
       
   248 beard (n)
       
   249 beat (v)
       
   250 beautiful (adj)
       
   251 beauty (n)
       
   252 because (conj)
       
   253 because of (prep phr)
       
   254 become (v)
       
   255 bed (n)
       
   256 bedroom (n)
       
   257 bee (n)
       
   258 beef (n)
       
   259 before (prep,adv & conj)
       
   260 begin (v)
       
   261 beginner (n)
       
   262 beginning (n)
       
   263 behave (v)
       
   264 behaviour (n)
       
   265 behind (prep & adv)
       
   266 believe (v)
       
   267 bell
       
   268 belong (v)
       
   269 below (adv & prep)
       
   270 belt (n) beneath (prep)
       
   271 benefit (n)
       
   272 be over (phr v)
       
   273 • The game is over- you're too late!
       
   274 beside (adv & prep)
       
   275 besides (prep)
       
   276 best (adj & adv)
       
   277 better (adj & adv)
       
   278 between (prep & adv)
       
   279 beyond (prep & adv)
       
   280 bicycle (n)
       
   281 big (adj)
       
   282 bike (n)
       
   283 bill (n)
       
   284 • electricity bill
       
   285 bin (n)
       
   286 biography (n)
       
   287 biology (n)
       
   288 bird (n)
       
   289 birth (n)
       
   290 birthday (n)
       
   291 biscuit (n)
       
   292 bit (n)
       
   293 bite (v)
       
   294 bitter (adj)
       
   295 black (adj & n)
       
   296 blackboard (n)
       
   297 blame (v)
       
   298 blank (adj)
       
   299 • a blank piece of paper
       
   300 blanket (n)
       
   301 bleed (v)
       
   302 blind (adj)
       
   303 block (n)
       
   304 • Shall we walk round the block?
       
   305 blog (n)
       
   306 blogger (n)
       
   307 blond(e) (adj)
       
   308 blood (n)
       
   309 blouse (n)
       
   310 blow (v)
       
   311 blue (adj & n)
       
   312 board (n & v)
       
   313 board game (n)
       
   314 boarding pass (n)
       
   315 boat (n)
       
   316 body (n)
       
   317 boil (v)
       
   318 boiled (adj)
       
   319 bold (adj)
       
   320 bomb (n & v)
       
   321 bone (n)
       
   322 book (n & v)
       
   323 bookcase (n)
       
   324 booking (n)
       
   325 • I have a booking for the 19th.
       
   326 booking office (n)
       
   327 bookshelf (n)
       
   328 bookshop (n) (Br Eng) (Am Eng: bookstore)
       
   329 bookstore (n) (Am Eng) (Br Eng: bookshop)
       
   330 boot (n)
       
   331 • a pair of boots
       
   332 • the boot of the car (Am Eng: trunk)
       
   333 border (n)
       
   334 bored (adj)
       
   335 boring (adj)
       
   336 born (adj)
       
   337 borrow (v)
       
   338 boss (n)
       
   339 both (pron & det)
       
   340 bother (v)
       
   341 • Sorry to bother you, can you tell me the time?
       
   342 • My job's hard but that doesn't bother me.
       
   343 • 'Sorry I'm late, I'll do it now.' 'Don't bother!'
       
   344 bottle (n)
       
   345 bottom (adj & n)
       
   346 bowl (n)
       
   347 box (n)
       
   348 boy (n)
       
   349 boyfriend (n)
       
   350 bracelet (n)
       
   351 brain (n)
       
   352 brake (n & v)
       
   353 branch (n)
       
   354 brand new (adj)
       
   355 brave (adj)
       
   356 bread (n)
       
   357 break (n & v)
       
   358 break down (phr v)
       
   359 • The car has broken down.
       
   360 breakfast (n)
       
   361 break in (phr v)
       
   362 • Someone broke in and stole the computer.
       
   363 break up (phr v)
       
   364 • When does school break up?
       
   365 • The pop group has broken up.
       
   366 breath (n)
       
   367 breathe (v)
       
   368 breeze (n)
       
   369 bride (n)
       
   370 bridge (n)
       
   371 brief (adj)
       
   372 bright (adj)
       
   373 brilliant (adj)
       
   374 bring (v)
       
   375 bring up (phr v)
       
   376 • She was brought up in London.
       
   377 broad (adj)
       
   378 broccoli (n)
       
   379 brochure (n)
       
   380 broken (adj)
       
   381 brother (n)
       
   382 brown (adj & n)
       
   383 brush (n & v)
       
   384 bucket (n)
       
   385 bug (n)
       
   386 build (v)
       
   387 building (n)
       
   388 bulb (n)
       
   389 • light bulb
       
   390 bull (n)
       
   391 bunch (n)
       
   392 • a bunch of flowers
       
   393 • a great bunch of friends
       
   394 burger (n)
       
   395 burn (v)
       
   396 burning (adj)
       
   397 bury (v)
       
   398 bus (n)
       
   399 business (n)
       
   400 businessman (n)
       
   401 businesswoman (n)
       
   402 bus station (n)
       
   403 bus stop (n)
       
   404 busy (adj)
       
   405 but (conj & prep)
       
   406 butcher (n)
       
   407 butter (n)
       
   408 butterfly (n)
       
   409 button (n)
       
   410 buy (v)
       
   411 buyer (n)
       
   412 by (prep)
       
   413 by accident (prep phr)
       
   414 bye (exclam)
       
   415 by hand (prep phr)
       
   416 by mistake (prep phr)
       
   417 by name (prep phr)
       
   418 cab (n)
       
   419 cabbage (n)
       
   420 cabin (n)
       
   421 cabinet (n)
       
   422 cable (n)
       
   423 cafe/cafe (n)
       
   424 cafeteria (n)
       
   425 cage (n)
       
   426 cake (n)
       
   427 calculator (n)
       
   428 calendar (n)
       
   429 calf (n)
       
   430 call (n & v)
       
   431 call for (phr v)
       
   432 • I'll call for you at 7.
       
   433 call in (phr v)
       
   434 • She called in to see a friend.
       
   435 calm (adj)
       
   436 camel (n)
       
   437 camera (n)
       
   438 camp (n & v)
       
   439 camping (n)
       
   440 campsite (n)
       
   441 can (n & mv)
       
   442 canal (n)
       
   443 cancel (v)
       
   444 candidate (n)
       
   445 candle (n)
       
   446 candy (n)
       
   447 canteen (n)
       
   448 cap (n)
       
   449 capital (adj & n)
       
   450 • capital city
       
   451 • capital letter
       
   452 • the capital of Italy
       
   453 captain (n)
       
   454 car (n)
       
   455 card (n)
       
   456 • birthday card
       
   457 • credit card
       
   458 • card game
       
   459 cardboard (adj & n)
       
   460 care (n & v)
       
   461 • take care of someone (n)
       
   462 • to care (about/for) someone/something (v)
       
   463 career (n)
       
   464 careful (adj)
       
   465 carefully (ad)
       
   466 careless (adj)
       
   467 car park (n) (Br Eng) (Am Eng: parking lot)
       
   468 carpet (n)
       
   469 carrot (n)
       
   470 carry (v)
       
   471 carry on (phr v)
       
   472 • He carried on walking despite the rain.
       
   473 carry out (phr v)
       
   474 • She carried out the plan according to the instructions.
       
   475 cartoon (n)
       
   476 case (n)
       
   477 • Would you like me to carry your case?
       
   478 • I'll make an exception in this case.
       
   479 cash (n)
       
   480 cashpoint (n)
       
   481 castle (n)
       
   482 casual (adj)
       
   483 • casual clothes
       
   484 cat (n)
       
   485 catch (v)
       
   486 cathedral (n)
       
   487 cattle (n)
       
   488 cave (n)
       
   489 CD (n)
       
   490 CD player (n)
       
   491 CD-Rom (n)
       
   492 ceiling (n)
       
   493 celebrate (v)
       
   494 celebration (n)
       
   495 celebrity (n)
       
   496 cell phone (n)
       
   497 cent (n)
       
   498 centimetre I centimeter (em) (n)
       
   499 central (adj)
       
   500 central heating (n)
       
   501 centre/center (n)
       
   502 century (n)
       
   503 cereal (n)
       
   504 ceremony (n)
       
   505 certain (adj)
       
   506 certainly (not) (adv)
       
   507 certificate (n)
       
   508 chain (n)
       
   509 chair (n)
       
   510 challenge (n)
       
   511 challenging (adj)
       
   512 champion (n)
       
   513 championship (n)
       
   514 chance (n)
       
   515 change (n & v)
       
   516 changing room (n)
       
   517 channel (n)
       
   518 chapter (n)
       
   519 character (n)
       
   520 charge (n & v)
       
   521 charity (n)
       
   522 charming (adj)
       
   523 chat (n)
       
   524 chatroom (n)
       
   525 chat show (n) (Br Eng) (Am Eng: talk show)
       
   526 cheap (adj)
       
   527 cheat (v)
       
   528 check (n & v)
       
   529 check in (phr v)
       
   530 • They checked in to a hotel. check-in (n)
       
   531 • Your keys are at the check-in desk.
       
   532 check out (phr v)
       
   533 • He checked out of the hotel at the end of his stay.
       
   534 checkout (n)
       
   535 cheek (n)
       
   536 cheerful (adj)
       
   537 cheers! (exclam)
       
   538 cheese (n)
       
   539 chef (n)
       
   540 chemist (n)
       
   541 chemistry (n)
       
   542 cheque (n)
       
   543 chess (n)
       
   544 chest of drawers (n)
       
   545 chicken (n)
       
   546 child (n)
       
   547 childhood (n)
       
   548 chilli (n)
       
   549 chin (n)
       
   550 chip (n)
       
   551 • I love fish and chips.
       
   552 chocolate (n)
       
   553 choice (n)
       
   554 choose (v)
       
   555 cinema (n)
       
   556 circle (n)
       
   557 circus (n)
       
   558 city (n)
       
   559 clap (v)
       
   560 class (n)
       
   561 • language class
       
   562 • first class, second class
       
   563 classical (adj)
       
   564 • classical music
       
   565 classmate (n)
       
   566 classroom (n)
       
   567 clean (adj & v)
       
   568 cleaner (n)
       
   569 clear (adj & v)
       
   570 clearly (adv)
       
   571 clever (adj)
       
   572 click (n & v)
       
   573 cliff (n)
       
   574 climate (n)
       
   575 climb (v)
       
   576 climbing (n)
       
   577 clinic (n)
       
   578 clock (n)
       
   579 close (adj, adv & v)
       
   580 closed (adj)
       
   581 clothes (n pi)
       
   582 cloud (n)
       
   583 cloudy (adj)
       
   584 clown (n)
       
   585 club (n)
       
   586 • to join a club
       
   587 coach (n)
       
   588 coast (n)
       
   589 coat (n)
       
   590 coconut (n)
       
   591 cod (n)
       
   592 coffee (n)
       
   593 coin (n)
       
   594 cola (n)
       
   595 cold (adj & n)
       
   596 collar (n)
       
   597 colleague (n)
       
   598 collect (v)
       
   599 collection (n)
       
   600 college (n)
       
   601 colour (n & v)
       
   602 colourful (adj)
       
   603 comb (n & v)
       
   604 come (v)
       
   605 comedy (n)
       
   606 come on (phr v)
       
   607 • Come on or we'll miss the bus.
       
   608 comfort (n)
       
   609 comfortable (adj)
       
   610 comic (adj & n)
       
   611 comma (n)
       
   612 common (adj)
       
   613 • a common surname
       
   614 • have something in common
       
   615 communicate (v)
       
   616 communication (n)
       
   617 company (n)
       
   618 compare (v)
       
   619 compete (v)
       
   620 competition (n)
       
   621 competitor (n)
       
   622 complain (v)
       
   623 complaint (n)
       
   624 complete (adj & v)
       
   625 complicated (adj)
       
   626 composition (n)
       
   627 computer (n)
       
   628 concentrate (v)
       
   629 concert (n)
       
   630 conclusion (n)
       
   631 condition (n)
       
   632 • in good condition
       
   633 conference (n)
       
   634 confident (adj)
       
   635 confirm (v)
       
   636 confused (adj)
       
   637 confusing (adj)
       
   638 congratulations! (exclam)
       
   639 connect (v)
       
   640 connection (n)
       
   641 consider (v)
       
   642 consist (v)
       
   643 consonant (n)
       
   644 contact (n & v)
       
   645 contain (v)
       
   646 contents (n)
       
   647 contest (n)
       
   648 continent (n)
       
   649 continue (v)
       
   650 contract (n)
       
   651 control (n & v)
       
   652 • a remote control
       
   653 • Control your dog!
       
   654 convenient (adj)
       
   655 conversation (n)
       
   656 convince (v)
       
   657 cook (n & v)
       
   658 cooker (n)
       
   659 cookie (n) (Am Eng) (Br Eng: biscuit)
       
   660 cooking (n)
       
   661 cool (adj, exclam & v)
       
   662 copy (n & v)
       
   663 corn (n)
       
   664 corner (n)
       
   665 correct (adj)
       
   666 correction (n)
       
   667 cost (n & v)
       
   668 costume (n)
       
   669 • I forgot my swimming costume.
       
   670 • national costume
       
   671 • a Halloween costume
       
   672 cosy (adj)
       
   673 cottage (n)
       
   674 cotton (n)
       
   675 cough (n & v)
       
   676 could (mv)
       
   677 count (v)
       
   678 country (n)
       
   679 countryside (n)
       
   680 couple (n)
       
   681 courage (n)
       
   682 course (n)
       
   683 • English course
       
   684 • main course
       
   685 • of course (exclam)
       
   686 court (n)
       
   687 • law court
       
   688 • tennis court
       
   689 cousin (n)
       
   690 cover (n & v)
       
   691 cow (n)
       
   692 crash (n & v)
       
   693 crazy (adj)
       
   694 cream (adj & n)
       
   695 create (v)
       
   696 creative (adj)
       
   697 creature (n)
       
   698 credit (n)
       
   699 credit card (n)
       
   700 crew (n)
       
   701 • cabin crew
       
   702 cricket (n)
       
   703 crime (n)
       
   704 criminal (n)
       
   705 crop (n)
       
   706 cross (n & v)
       
   707 crossing (n)
       
   708 • pedestrian crossing
       
   709 cross out (phr v)
       
   710 • Cross it out and write it again.
       
   711 crossroads (n)
       
   712 crowd (n)
       
   713 crowded (adj)
       
   714 cruel (adj)
       
   715 cruise (n)
       
   716 cry (n & v)
       
   717 cucumber (n)
       
   718 cultural (adj)
       
   719 culture (n)
       
   720 cup (n)
       
   721 cupboard (n)
       
   722 cure (n & v)
       
   723 curious (adj)
       
   724 curiously (adv)
       
   725 • 'Why?' she asked him curiously.
       
   726 curly (adj)
       
   727 currency (n)
       
   728 curriculum (n)
       
   729 curry (n)
       
   730 curtain (n)
       
   731 cushion (n)
       
   732 custom (n)
       
   733 customer (n)
       
   734 customs (n pi)
       
   735 cut (n & v)
       
   736 cute (adj)
       
   737 cut up (phr v)
       
   738 • She cut up the cake into small pieces.
       
   739 CV (Curriculum Vitae) (n)
       
   740 cycle (n & v)
       
   741 cycling (n)
       
   742 cyclist (n)
       
   743 dad (n)
       
   744 daily (adj & adv)
       
   745 damage (n & v)
       
   746 damaged (adj)
       
   747 dance (n & v)
       
   748 dancer (n)
       
   749 dancing (n)
       
   750 danger (n)
       
   751 dangerous (adj)
       
   752 dark (adj & n)
       
   753 date (n & v)
       
   754 • today's date (n)
       
   755 daughter (n)
       
   756 day (n)
       
   757 dead (adj)
       
   758 deaf (adj)
       
   759 deal (v)
       
   760 deal with (sth) (phr v)
       
   761 • I've had some problems to deal with.
       
   762 dear (adj & exclam)
       
   763 • too dear to buy (adj)
       
   764 • Dear Sir (adj)
       
   765 • Oh dear! (exclam)
       
   766 death (n)
       
   767 decide (v)
       
   768 decision (n)
       
   769 declare (v)
       
   770 decorate (v)
       
   771 decrease (n & v)
       
   772 deep (adj & adv)
       
   773 defeat (n & v)
       
   774 defence (n)
       
   775 defend (v)
       
   776 definitely (adv)
       
   777 degree (n)
       
   778 • 90 degrees
       
   779 • a degree in maths
       
   780 delay (n & v)
       
   781 delete (v)
       
   782 delicious (adj)
       
   783 delighted (adj)
       
   784 deliver (v)
       
   785 delivery (n)
       
   786 demand (n & v)
       
   787 dentist (n)
       
   788 depart (v)
       
   789 department (n)
       
   790 department store (n)
       
   791 departure (n)
       
   792 depend (on/upon) (v & phr v)
       
   793 • It depends on what you want to do.
       
   794 deposit (n)
       
   795 • pay a deposit
       
   796 depressed (adj)
       
   797 depth (n)
       
   798 • the depth of the water
       
   799 describe (v)
       
   800 description (n)
       
   801 desert (n)
       
   802 deserve (v)
       
   803 design (n & v)
       
   804 designer (n)
       
   805 desk (n)
       
   806 despite (prep)
       
   807 dessert (n)
       
   808 destination (n)
       
   809 destroy (v)
       
   810 detail (n)
       
   811 detective (n)
       
   812 develop (v)
       
   813 development (n)
       
   814 diagram (n)
       
   815 dial (v)
       
   816 diary (n)
       
   817 dictionary (n)
       
   818 die (v)
       
   819 diet (n)
       
   820 difference (n)
       
   821 different (adj)
       
   822 difficult (adj)
       
   823 difficulty (n)
       
   824 dig (v)
       
   825 digital (adj)
       
   826 digital camera (n)
       
   827 dining room (n)
       
   828 dinner (n)
       
   829 dinosaur (n)
       
   830 diploma (n)
       
   831 direct (adj & v)
       
   832 direction (n)
       
   833 directly (adv)
       
   834 director (n)
       
   835 dirt (n)
       
   836 dirty (adj)
       
   837 disabled (adj)
       
   838 disadvantage (n)
       
   839 disagree (v)
       
   840 disappear (v)
       
   841 disappoint (v)
       
   842 disappointed (adj)
       
   843 disappointing (adj)
       
   844 disappointment (n)
       
   845 disc/disk (n)
       
   846 • compact disc/CO
       
   847 • hard disk
       
   848 • floppy disk
       
   849 disc jockey (OJ) (n)
       
   850 disco(theque) (n)
       
   851 discount (n)
       
   852 discover (v)
       
   853 discuss (v)
       
   854 discussion (n)
       
   855 disease (n)
       
   856 disgusting (adj)
       
   857 dish (n)
       
   858 dishwasher (n)
       
   859 disk (n)
       
   860 dislike (v)
       
   861 display (n & v)
       
   862 distance (n)
       
   863 district (n)
       
   864 disturb (v)
       
   865 dive (v)
       
   866 diver (n)
       
   867 divide (v)
       
   868 diving (n)
       
   869 OJ (disc jockey) (n)
       
   870 do (av & v)
       
   871 doctor I Dr (n)
       
   872 document (n)
       
   873 documentary (n)
       
   874 dog (n)
       
   875 doll (n)
       
   876 dollar (n)
       
   877 dolphin (n)
       
   878 donkey (n)
       
   879 door (n)
       
   880 dot (n)
       
   881 • Have you visited CambridgeEnglish.org?
       
   882 double (adj & det)
       
   883 doubt (n)
       
   884 down (adv & prep)
       
   885 download (n & v)
       
   886 downstairs (adj & adv)
       
   887 dozen (det & n)
       
   888 Dr (n)
       
   889 drag (v)
       
   890 • Just drag and drop the file into the trash can.
       
   891 drama (n)
       
   892 draw (v)
       
   893 • to draw a picture of someone or something
       
   894 • to draw the curtains
       
   895 • to draw near
       
   896 drawer (n)
       
   897 drawing (n)
       
   898 dream (n & v)
       
   899 dress (n & v)
       
   900 dressed (adj)
       
   901 drink (n & v)
       
   902 drive (n & v)
       
   903 driver (n)
       
   904 driving licence (n)
       
   905 drop (n & v)
       
   906 drugstore (n) (Am Eng) (Br Eng: chemist)
       
   907 drum (n)
       
   908 dry (adj & v)
       
   909 duck (n)
       
   910 due (adj)
       
   911 • The next bus is due in five minutes.
       
   912 due to (prep phr)
       
   913 dull (adj)
       
   914 during (prep)
       
   915 dust (n)
       
   916 dustbin (n) (Br Eng) (Am Eng:trash can)
       
   917 dusty (adj)
       
   918 duty (n)
       
   919 duty-free (adj & n)
       
   920 duvet (n)
       
   921 DVD (n)
       
   922 DVD player (n)
       
   923 each (det & pron)
       
   924 ear (n)
       
   925 earache (n)
       
   926 early (adj & adv)
       
   927 earn (v)
       
   928 earring (n)
       
   929 earth (n)
       
   930 east (adj,adv & n)
       
   931 eastern (adj)
       
   932 easily (adv)
       
   933 easy (adj)
       
   934 easygoing (adj)
       
   935 eat (v)
       
   936 economics (n)
       
   937 edge (n)
       
   938 education (n)
       
   939 effect (n)
       
   940 efficient (adj)
       
   941 effort (n)
       
   942 egg (n)
       
   943 either (adv, det & pron)
       
   944 elbow (n)
       
   945 elder (adj)
       
   946 elderly (adj)
       
   947 election (n)
       
   948 electric (adj)
       
   949 electrical (adj)
       
   950 electricity (n)
       
   951 electronic (adj)
       
   952 elementary (adj)
       
   953 elephant (n)
       
   954 elevator (n) (Am Eng) (Br Eng: lift)
       
   955 else (adv)
       
   956 email (n & v)
       
   957 embarrassed (adj)
       
   958 embarrassing (adj)
       
   959 embassy (n)
       
   960 emergency (n)
       
   961 employ (v)
       
   962 employee (n)
       
   963 employer (n)
       
   964 employment (n)
       
   965 empty (adj)
       
   966 encourage (v)
       
   967 end (n & v)
       
   968 ending (n)
       
   969 end up (phr v)
       
   970 • He plans to end up working in Australia.
       
   971 enemy (n)
       
   972 energy (n)
       
   973 • Team sports take a lot of time and energy.
       
   974 • In our house we try to save energy.
       
   975 engaged (adj)
       
   976 • to be engaged to someone
       
   977 • The phone was engaged.
       
   978 engine (n)
       
   979 engineer (n)
       
   980 engineering (n)
       
   981 enjoy (v)
       
   982 enormous (adj)
       
   983 enough (adv, det & pron)
       
   984 enquiry (n)
       
   985 enter (v)
       
   986 entertain (v)
       
   987 entertainment (n)
       
   988 entrance (n)
       
   989 entry (n)
       
   990 envelope (n)
       
   991 environment (n)
       
   992 environmental (adj)
       
   993 equal (adj)
       
   994 equipment (n)
       
   995 eraser (n) (Am Eng) (Br Eng: rubber)
       
   996 escape (v)
       
   997 especially (adv)
       
   998 essay (n)
       
   999 essential (adj)
       
  1000 euro (n)
       
  1001 even (adv)
       
  1002 • He couldn't even do that.
       
  1003 evening (n)
       
  1004 event (n)
       
  1005 ever (adv)
       
  1006 every (det)
       
  1007 everybody (pron)
       
  1008 everyone (pron)
       
  1009 everything (pron)
       
  1010 everywhere (adv)
       
  1011 exact (adj)
       
  1012 exactly (adv)
       
  1013 examination/exam (n)
       
  1014 examiner (n)
       
  1015 example (n)
       
  1016 excellent (adj)
       
  1017 except (prep, conj)
       
  1018 exchange (n)
       
  1019 • an exchange visit
       
  1020 • in exchange for
       
  1021 exchange (v)
       
  1022 exchange rate (n)
       
  1023 excited (adj)
       
  1024 excitement (n)
       
  1025 exciting (adj)
       
  1026 excuse (n & v)
       
  1027 exercise (n & v)
       
  1028 exhausted (adj)
       
  1029 exhibition (n)
       
  1030 exist (v)
       
  1031 exit (n)
       
  1032 expect (v)
       
  1033 expedition (n)
       
  1034 expensive (adj)
       
  1035 experience (n)
       
  1036 experienced (adj)
       
  1037 experiment (n)
       
  1038 expert (n)
       
  1039 explain (v)
       
  1040 explanation (n)
       
  1041 explode (v)
       
  1042 explore (v)
       
  1043 explorer (n)
       
  1044 • This book's about famous explorers.
       
  1045 extra (adj, adv & n)
       
  1046 extraordinary (adj)
       
  1047 extremely (adv)
       
  1048 extreme sport (n)
       
  1049 eye (n)
       
  1050 face (n)
       
  1051 • a sad look on his face
       
  1052 face to face (adv)
       
  1053 face-to-face (adj)
       
  1054 facilities (n pi)
       
  1055 • The hotel has excellent facilities.
       
  1056 fact (n)
       
  1057 factory (n)
       
  1058 fail (v)
       
  1059 fair (adj & n)
       
  1060 fairly (adv)
       
  1061 fall (n & v)
       
  1062 • in the fall (n) Am Eng) (Br Eng: autumn)
       
  1063 • a fall in the price (n)
       
  1064 • he fell and hurt his leg (v)
       
  1065 false (adj)
       
  1066 familiar (with) (adj)
       
  1067 family (n)
       
  1068 famous (adj)
       
  1069 fan (n)
       
  1070 fancy (v)
       
  1071 • Do you fancy going out tonight?
       
  1072 fantastic (adj)
       
  1073 far (adv)
       
  1074 fare (n)
       
  1075 • The return fare is £26.
       
  1076 farm (n)
       
  1077 farmer (n)
       
  1078 farming (n)
       
  1079 fashion (n)
       
  1080 fashionable (adj)
       
  1081 fast (adj & adv)
       
  1082 fasten (v)
       
  1083 fast food (n)
       
  1084 fat (adj)
       
  1085 father (n)
       
  1086 fault (n)
       
  1087 favour (n)
       
  1088 favourite (adj & n)
       
  1089 fax (v)
       
  1090 fear (n)
       
  1091 fee (n)
       
  1092 feed (v)
       
  1093 feel (v)
       
  1094 feeling (n)
       
  1095 feel like (v)
       
  1096 • to feel like doing something
       
  1097 female (adj)
       
  1098 ferry (n)
       
  1099 festival (n)
       
  1100 fetch (v)
       
  1101 fever (n)
       
  1102 few (adj, det & pon)
       
  1103 fiction (n)
       
  1104 field (n)
       
  1105 fight (n & v)
       
  1106 figure (n)
       
  1107 file (n)
       
  1108 • Click here to open the file.
       
  1109 • school files
       
  1110 fill (v)
       
  1111 fill in (phr v)
       
  1112 • You need to fill in a form.
       
  1113 fill up (phr v)
       
  1114 • He filled up the car with petrol.
       
  1115 film (n & v)
       
  1116 film maker (n)
       
  1117 film star (n)
       
  1118 final (adj & n)
       
  1119 finally (adv)
       
  1120 financial (adj)
       
  1121 find (v)
       
  1122 find out (phr v)
       
  1123 • I must find out when he's arriving.
       
  1124 fine (adj & n)
       
  1125 finger (n)
       
  1126 finish (n & v)
       
  1127 fire (n)
       
  1128 firefighter (n)
       
  1129 firework (n)
       
  1130 • a firework display
       
  1131 firm (n)
       
  1132 • a good firm to work for
       
  1133 first (adj & adv)
       
  1134 • first prize (adj)
       
  1135 • first of all (adv)
       
  1136 first name (n)
       
  1137 fish (n & v)
       
  1138 fishing (n)
       
  1139 fit (adj & v)
       
  1140 • keep fit (adj)
       
  1141 • These shoes don't fit. (v)
       
  1142 fitness (n)
       
  1143 fix (v)
       
  1144 flag (n)
       
  1145 flat (adj & n)
       
  1146 flavour (n)
       
  1147 flight (n)
       
  1148 float (v)
       
  1149 flood (n & v)
       
  1150 floor (n)
       
  1151 flour (n)
       
  1152 flow (v)
       
  1153 flower (n)
       
  1154 flu (n)
       
  1155 flute (n)
       
  1156 fly (n & v)
       
  1157 fog (n)
       
  1158 foggy (adj)
       
  1159 fold (v)
       
  1160 folk (adj & n)
       
  1161 follow (v)
       
  1162 following (adj)
       
  1163 fond (adj)
       
  1164 • to be fond of something/someone
       
  1165 food (n)
       
  1166 fool (n)
       
  1167 foot (n)
       
  1168 football (n)
       
  1169 footballer (n)
       
  1170 for (prep)
       
  1171 forbidden (adj)
       
  1172 forecast (n)
       
  1173 foreign (adj)
       
  1174 foreigner (n)
       
  1175 forest (n)
       
  1176 forever (adv)
       
  1177 forget (v)
       
  1178 forgive (v)
       
  1179 fork (n)
       
  1180 form (n)
       
  1181 former (adj)
       
  1182 fortnight (n)
       
  1183 fortunately (adv)
       
  1184 forward(s) (adv)
       
  1185 fountain (n)
       
  1186 frame (n)
       
  1187 free (adj & adv)
       
  1188 freeze (v)
       
  1189 freezer (n)
       
  1190 freezing (adj)
       
  1191 French fries (n) (Am Eng) (Br Eng:chips)
       
  1192 frequent (adj)
       
  1193 fresh (adj)
       
  1194 fridge (n)
       
  1195 fried (adj)
       
  1196 friend (n)
       
  1197 friendly (adj)
       
  1198 friendship (n)
       
  1199 frighten (v)
       
  1200 frightened (adj)
       
  1201 frightening (adj)
       
  1202 frog (n)
       
  1203 from (prep)
       
  1204 front (adj & n)
       
  1205 frozen (adj)
       
  1206 fruit (n)
       
  1207 fry (v)
       
  1208 frying pan (n)
       
  1209 fuel (n)
       
  1210 full (adj)
       
  1211 full stop (n)
       
  1212 full time (adv)
       
  1213 full-time (adj)
       
  1214 fully (adv)
       
  1215 fun (adj & n)
       
  1216 funny (adj)
       
  1217 • a funny story (amusing)
       
  1218 • a funny thing happened (strange)
       
  1219 fur (n)
       
  1220 furniture (n)
       
  1221 further (adv & adj)
       
  1222 furthest (adj)
       
  1223 future (adj & n)
       
  1224 gain (v)
       
  1225 • gain experience
       
  1226 gallery (n)
       
  1227 • an art gallery
       
  1228 game (n)
       
  1229 gap (n)
       
  1230 garage (n)
       
  1231 garden (n)
       
  1232 game (n)
       
  1233 gap (n)
       
  1234 garage (n)
       
  1235 garden (n)
       
  1236 garlic (n)
       
  1237 gas (n) (Am Eng) (Br Eng: petrol)
       
  1238 gas station (n) (Am Eng) (Br Eng: petrol station)
       
  1239 gate (n)
       
  1240 general (adj)
       
  1241 generally (adv)
       
  1242 • 1 generally get home about 7.00.
       
  1243 generation (n)
       
  1244 generous (adj)
       
  1245 gentle (adj)
       
  1246 geography (n)
       
  1247 get (v)
       
  1248 get along (with) (v & phr v)
       
  1249 • How do you get along with Harry?
       
  1250 get back (phr v)
       
  1251 • When did you get back from New York?
       
  1252 get down (phr v)
       
  1253 • Get down at once!
       
  1254 • Did you get all the notes down?
       
  1255 get fit (v)
       
  1256 get in (phr v)
       
  1257 • Can you get in through the window?
       
  1258 get off (phr v)
       
  1259 • We get off at the next stop.
       
  1260 get on (phr v)
       
  1261 • Get your coat on and then we can leave.
       
  1262 • How are you getting on now?
       
  1263 get on (with) (phr v)
       
  1264 • She got on with her work.
       
  1265 • I'm getting on well with French.
       
  1266 • Do you get on well with Sam?
       
  1267 get rid of (phr v)
       
  1268 • Have you got rid of those old documents?
       
  1269 get up (phr v)
       
  1270 • What time do you get up in the morning?
       
  1271 giant (adj)
       
  1272 gift (n)
       
  1273 giraffe (n)
       
  1274 girl (n)
       
  1275 girlfriend (n)
       
  1276 give (v)
       
  1277 give back (phr v)
       
  1278 • Give me back this book on Tuesday, please.
       
  1279 give in (phr v)
       
  1280 • Have you given in your homework yet?
       
  1281 • Do you give in? Shall I tell you now?
       
  1282 give out (phr v)
       
  1283 • Will you give out these papers for me, please?
       
  1284 give up (phr v)
       
  1285 • Has David given up playing tennis?
       
  1286 give way (phr v)
       
  1287 • You must give way to traffic at a roundabout
       
  1288 glad (adj)
       
  1289 glance (v)
       
  1290 glass (n)
       
  1291 glasses (n pi)
       
  1292 global warming (n)
       
  1293 glove (n)
       
  1294 go (v)
       
  1295 goal (n)
       
  1296 goalkeeper (n)
       
  1297 goat (n)
       
  1298 go for (phr v)
       
  1299 • He went for the job
       
  1300 • The dog went for the man.
       
  1301 gold (adj & n)
       
  1302 golden (adj)
       
  1303 golf (n)
       
  1304 good (adj)
       
  1305 • The film was very good.
       
  1306 • to be good at maths
       
  1307 good afternoon (exclam)
       
  1308 good-looking (adj)
       
  1309 good morning (exclam)
       
  1310 go off (phr v)
       
  1311 • They went off to Australia.
       
  1312 • Suddenly the lights went off.
       
  1313 go on (phr v)
       
  1314 • The meeting went on until six o'clock.
       
  1315 • What's going on?
       
  1316 go out (phr v)
       
  1317 • Are you going out this evening?
       
  1318 • The fire has gone out.
       
  1319 • Is Barbara still going out with Thomas, or have they broken up?
       
  1320 gorgeous (adj)
       
  1321 government (n)
       
  1322 go (with/together) (phr v)
       
  1323 • Your tie doesn't go with your shirt.
       
  1324 • Your tie and shirt don't go together.
       
  1325 grab (v)
       
  1326 • He grabbed my bag and ran away.
       
  1327 grade (n)
       
  1328 graduation (n)
       
  1329 gram(me) (n)
       
  1330 grammar (n)
       
  1331 grandchild (n)
       
  1332 grand(d)ad (n)
       
  1333 granddaughter (n)
       
  1334 grandfather (n)
       
  1335 grandma (n)
       
  1336 grandmother (n)
       
  1337 grandpa (n)
       
  1338 grandparent (n)
       
  1339 grandson (n)
       
  1340 granny (n)
       
  1341 grant (n)
       
  1342 • He was given a grant to study in Australia. (n)
       
  1343 grape (n)
       
  1344 graphics (n pi)
       
  1345 grass (n)
       
  1346 grateful (adj)
       
  1347 great (adj)
       
  1348 green (adj & n)
       
  1349 greet (v)
       
  1350 greeting (n)
       
  1351 grey (adj & n) (Br Eng) (Am Eng: gray)
       
  1352 grill (n & v)
       
  1353 grilled (adj)
       
  1354 grocery store (n) (Am Eng)
       
  1355 groom (n)
       
  1356 ground (n)
       
  1357 group (n)
       
  1358 grow (v)
       
  1359 grow up (phr v)
       
  1360 • Children grow up fast.
       
  1361 guard (n)
       
  1362 guess (n & v)
       
  1363 guest (n)
       
  1364 guest-house (n)
       
  1365 guide (n & v)
       
  1366 guidebook (n)
       
  1367 guilty (adj)
       
  1368 guitar (n)
       
  1369 guitarist (n)
       
  1370 gum (n)
       
  1371 • chewing gum
       
  1372 gun (n)
       
  1373 guy (n)
       
  1374 gym (n)
       
  1375 gymnastics (n)
       
  1376 habit (n)
       
  1377 hair (n)
       
  1378 haircut (n)
       
  1379 hairdresser (n)
       
  1380 hairdryer (n)
       
  1381 half (adv, det, n & pron)
       
  1382 half-price (adj)
       
  1383 hall (n)
       
  1384 hand (n & v)
       
  1385 handbag (n)
       
  1386 hand-held (adj)
       
  1387 hand in (phr v)
       
  1388 • Please hand in the answer sheet when you've finished.
       
  1389 handkerchief (n)
       
  1390 handle (v)
       
  1391 hand out (phr v)
       
  1392 • Hand out the books please, Tom.
       
  1393 handsome (adj)
       
  1394 handwriting (n)
       
  1395 hang (v)
       
  1396 • to hang a picture
       
  1397 hang out (phr v)
       
  1398 • to hang out with friends
       
  1399 hang up (phr v)
       
  1400 • She hung up at the end of the phone call.
       
  1401 happen (v)
       
  1402 happy (adj)
       
  1403 happily (adv)
       
  1404 happiness (n)
       
  1405 harbour (n)
       
  1406 hard (adj & adv)
       
  1407 hardly (adv)
       
  1408 • hardly any time
       
  1409 • He could hardly wait.
       
  1410 hardware (n)
       
  1411 hat (n)
       
  1412 hate (v)
       
  1413 have (av & v)
       
  1414 have got to (mv)
       
  1415 have to (mv)
       
  1416 he (pron)
       
  1417 head (n)
       
  1418 • to hit one's head (n)
       
  1419 • the head of the company (n)
       
  1420 • the head of the school (n)
       
  1421 headache (n)
       
  1422 headline (n)
       
  1423 headteacher (n)
       
  1424 health (n)
       
  1425 healthy (adj)
       
  1426 hear (v)
       
  1427 heart (n)
       
  1428 heat (n)
       
  1429 heating (n)
       
  1430 heater (n)
       
  1431 heavy (adj)
       
  1432 heel (n)
       
  1433 • I can't walk in high heels.
       
  1434 height (n)
       
  1435 helicopter (n)
       
  1436 hello (exclam)
       
  1437 helmet (n)
       
  1438 help (n & v)
       
  1439 her (det & pron)
       
  1440 herb (n)
       
  1441 here (adv)
       
  1442 hero (n)
       
  1443 heroine (n)
       
  1444 • The heroine of this story is a young schoolgirl.
       
  1445 hers (pron)
       
  1446 herself (pron)
       
  1447 hey (exclam)
       
  1448 hi (exclam)
       
  1449 hidden (adj)
       
  1450 hide (v)
       
  1451 high (adj & adv)
       
  1452 hill (n)
       
  1453 him (pron)
       
  1454 himself (pron)
       
  1455 hip hop (n)
       
  1456 hire (v & n)
       
  1457 • to hire a boat (v)
       
  1458 • for hire (n)
       
  1459 his (det & pron)
       
  1460 historic (adj)
       
  1461 historical (adj)
       
  1462 history (n)
       
  1463 hit (n & v)
       
  1464 • The song was a great hit. (n)
       
  1465 • to hit the ball (v)
       
  1466 hitchhike (v)
       
  1467 hobby (n)
       
  1468 hockey (n)
       
  1469 hold (v)
       
  1470 hold up (phr v)
       
  1471 • He was held up in the heavy traffic for over two hours.
       
  1472 hole (n)
       
  1473 holiday (n)
       
  1474 home (adv & n)
       
  1475 homepage (n)
       
  1476 homework (n)
       
  1477 honest (adj)
       
  1478 honestly (adv)
       
  1479 • I honestly don't know where she is.
       
  1480 honey (n)
       
  1481 honeymoon (n)
       
  1482 hope (n & v)
       
  1483 hopeful (adj)
       
  1484 hopefully (adv)
       
  1485 • Hopefully the journey won't take long
       
  1486 hopeless (adj)
       
  1487 • a hopeless situation
       
  1488 horrible (adj)
       
  1489 horror (adj)
       
  1490 • a horror movie
       
  1491 horse (n)
       
  1492 hospital (n)
       
  1493 hostel (n)
       
  1494 hot (adj)
       
  1495 hotel (n)
       
  1496 hour (n)
       
  1497 house (n)
       
  1498 housewife (n)
       
  1499 housework (n)
       
  1500 how (adv)
       
  1501 however (adv)
       
  1502 how much (adv)
       
  1503 hug (n & v)
       
  1504 huge (adj)
       
  1505 human (adj & n)
       
  1506 humid (adj)
       
  1507 hunger (n)
       
  1508 hungry (adj)
       
  1509 hunt (v)
       
  1510 hurry (n & v)
       
  1511 hurt (adj & v)
       
  1512 husband (n)
       
  1513 hut (n)
       
  1514 I (pron)
       
  1515 ice (n)
       
  1516 ice cream (n)
       
  1517 ice hockey (n)
       
  1518 ice skating (n)
       
  1519 icy (adj)
       
  1520 ID (n)
       
  1521 ID card (n)
       
  1522 idea (n)
       
  1523 identification (n)
       
  1524 identity card (ID) (n)
       
  1525 if (conj)
       
  1526 ill (adj)
       
  1527 illness (n)
       
  1528 imagination (n)
       
  1529 imagine (v)
       
  1530 immediately (adv)
       
  1531 immigration (n)
       
  1532 importance (n)
       
  1533 important (adj)
       
  1534 impossible (adj)
       
  1535 improve (v)
       
  1536 improvement (n)
       
  1537 in (adv & prep)
       
  1538 in advance (prep phr)
       
  1539 inch (n)
       
  1540 include (v)
       
  1541 including (prep)
       
  1542 incorrect (adj)
       
  1543 increase (v)
       
  1544 incredible (adj)
       
  1545 indeed (adv)
       
  1546 independent (adj)
       
  1547 individual (adj)
       
  1548 indoor (adj)
       
  1549 indoors (adv)
       
  1550 industry (n)
       
  1551 in fact (prep phr)
       
  1552 inform (v)
       
  1553 information (n)
       
  1554 in front of (prep phr)
       
  1555 ingredient (n)
       
  1556 • I always use fresh
       
  1557 ingredients in half (prep phr)
       
  1558 in ink (prep phr)
       
  1559 initial (n)
       
  1560 • His initials are J.B.H.
       
  1561 injure (v)
       
  1562 ink (n)
       
  1563 in love (prep phr)
       
  1564 in pencil (prep phr)
       
  1565 in order (prep phr)
       
  1566 in order to (prep phr)
       
  1567 inquiry (n)
       
  1568 insect (n)
       
  1569 inside (adv & prep)
       
  1570 insist (v)
       
  1571 install (v)
       
  1572 instance (n)
       
  1573 • for instance
       
  1574 instead (of) (adv)
       
  1575 • There were no lemons so I got oranges instead.
       
  1576 • Can you come on Monday instead of Tuesday?
       
  1577 instructions (n pi)
       
  1578 instructor (n)
       
  1579 instrument (n)
       
  1580 • musical instrument
       
  1581 intelligent (adj)
       
  1582 intend (v)
       
  1583 • to intend to do something
       
  1584 interest (n & v)
       
  1585 interested (adj)
       
  1586 interesting (adj)
       
  1587 intermediate (adj)
       
  1588 international (adj)
       
  1589 internet (n)
       
  1590 interrupt (v)
       
  1591 interval (n)
       
  1592 • an interval in a play
       
  1593 interview (n & v)
       
  1594 in the end (prep phr)
       
  1595 in time (prep phr)
       
  1596 into (prep)
       
  1597 introduce (v)
       
  1598 introduction (n)
       
  1599 in two (prep phr)
       
  1600 invent (v)
       
  1601 invention (n)
       
  1602 invitation (n)
       
  1603 invite (v)
       
  1604 involve (v)
       
  1605 iron (n & v)
       
  1606 ironing (n)
       
  1607 island (n)
       
  1608 issue (n)
       
  1609 IT (Information Technology) (n)
       
  1610 it (pron)
       
  1611 item (n)
       
  1612 its (det)
       
  1613 itself (pron)
       
  1614 jacket (n)
       
  1615 jail (n) (Am Eng) (Br Eng: prison)
       
  1616 jam (n)
       
  1617 • strawberry jam
       
  1618 • traffic jam
       
  1619 jar (n)
       
  1620 jazz (n)
       
  1621 jealous (adj)
       
  1622 jeans (n pi)
       
  1623 jet (n)
       
  1624 • to go by jet (plane)
       
  1625 jewellery (n) (Br Eng) (Am Eng:jewelry)
       
  1626 job (n)
       
  1627 jog (v)
       
  1628 jogging (n)
       
  1629 join (v)
       
  1630 • The rivers join there.
       
  1631 • to join the army
       
  1632 • to join (in) a game
       
  1633 joke (n & v)
       
  1634 journalist (n)
       
  1635 journey (n)
       
  1636 judge (n & v)
       
  1637 jug (n)
       
  1638 juice (n)
       
  1639 jump (n & v)
       
  1640 jumper (n)
       
  1641 jungle (n)
       
  1642 just (adv)
       
  1643 kangaroo (n)
       
  1644 keen (adj)
       
  1645 • He's keen on cycling.
       
  1646 • to be keen to do something
       
  1647 keep (v)
       
  1648 keeper (n)
       
  1649 keep in (phr v)
       
  1650 • She kept the children in as it was so cold.
       
  1651 keep on (phr v)
       
  1652 • He kept on talking.
       
  1653 keep up (phr v)
       
  1654 • Keep up the good work!
       
  1655 kettle (n)
       
  1656 key (n)
       
  1657 • key to a lock
       
  1658 • key to success
       
  1659 keyboard (n)
       
  1660 • computer keyboard
       
  1661 • keyboard music
       
  1662 kick (n & v)
       
  1663 kid (n)
       
  1664 • We're taking the kids camping.
       
  1665 kill (v)
       
  1666 kilogramme (kg) (n) (Br Eng) (Am Eng: kilogram)
       
  1667 kilometre (km) (n) (Br Eng) (Am Eng: kilometer)
       
  1668 kind (adj & n)
       
  1669 king (n)
       
  1670 kiss (n & v)
       
  1671 kit (n)
       
  1672 kitchen (n)
       
  1673 kite (n)
       
  1674 kitten (n)
       
  1675 knife (n)
       
  1676 knit (v)
       
  1677 knock (v)
       
  1678 knock down (phr v)
       
  1679 • He was knocked down by the car as he stepped into the road.
       
  1680 know (v)
       
  1681 knowledge (n)
       
  1682 knee (n)
       
  1683 label (n)
       
  1684 laboratory (lab) (n)
       
  1685 lack (n)
       
  1686 ladder (n)
       
  1687 lady (n)
       
  1688 lake (n)
       
  1689 lamb (n)
       
  1690 lamp (n)
       
  1691 land (n & v)
       
  1692 landscape (n)
       
  1693 language (n)
       
  1694 laptop (computer) (n)
       
  1695 large (adj)
       
  1696 last (adj, adv, det & v)
       
  1697 late (adj & adv)
       
  1698 lately (adv)
       
  1699 later (adj & adv)
       
  1700 latest (adj)
       
  1701 laugh (n & v)
       
  1702 law (n)
       
  1703 lawyer (n)
       
  1704 lay (v)
       
  1705 • lay the table
       
  1706 lazy (adj)
       
  1707 lead (v)
       
  1708 • to lead someone by the hand
       
  1709 • Where does this road lead?
       
  1710 leader (n)
       
  1711 leaf (n)
       
  1712 league (n)
       
  1713 learn (v)
       
  1714 least (adj & adv)
       
  1715 • the least amount (adj)
       
  1716 • at least (adv)
       
  1717 leather (n)
       
  1718 leave (v)
       
  1719 lecture (n)
       
  1720 left (n, adj & adv)
       
  1721 left-hand (adj)
       
  1722 leg (n)
       
  1723 leisure (n)
       
  1724 lemon (n)
       
  1725 lemonade (n)
       
  1726 lend (v)
       
  1727 length (n)
       
  1728 less (adv, det & pron)
       
  1729 lesson (n)
       
  1730 let (v)
       
  1731 • Let her do it.
       
  1732 • Let me think.
       
  1733 • Let's go out tonight.
       
  1734 letter (n)
       
  1735 lettuce (n)
       
  1736 level (n)
       
  1737 library (n)
       
  1738 licence (n)
       
  1739 • a driving/marriage/TV licence
       
  1740 lie (n & v)
       
  1741 lie down (phr v)
       
  1742 life (n)
       
  1743 lift (n & v)
       
  1744 • Can you give me a lift, please? (n)
       
  1745 • The lift is going up. (n)
       
  1746 • Please help me to lift this table. (v)
       
  1747 light (adj, n & v)
       
  1748 lighter (n)
       
  1749 • a cigarette lighter
       
  1750 lightning (n)
       
  1751 like (prep & v)
       
  1752 likely (adj)
       
  1753 limit (n)
       
  1754 limited (adj)
       
  1755 • a limited choice
       
  1756 line (n)
       
  1757 • a line on a page
       
  1758 • a clothes line
       
  1759 • a railway line
       
  1760 link (n)
       
  1761 • a link to a website
       
  1762 lion (n)
       
  1763 lip (n)
       
  1764 liquid (n)
       
  1765 list (n)
       
  1766 listen (v)
       
  1767 literature (n)
       
  1768 litre (n) (Br Eng) (Am Eng: liter)
       
  1769 litter (n)
       
  1770 little (adj,det & pron)
       
  1771 live (v)
       
  1772 live (adj)
       
  1773 • live music/sport
       
  1774 lively (adj)
       
  1775 living room (n)
       
  1776 load (n)
       
  1777 loan (n)
       
  1778 local (adj)
       
  1779 locate (v)
       
  1780 • The station is located in the city centre.
       
  1781 location (n)
       
  1782 lock (n & v)
       
  1783 locker (n)
       
  1784 logo (n)
       
  1785 lonely (adj)
       
  1786 long (adj)
       
  1787 look like (v)
       
  1788 • She looks like her sister.
       
  1789 look (n & v)
       
  1790 look after (phr v)
       
  1791 • Who's looking after your baby now?
       
  1792 look at (phr v)
       
  1793 look for (phr v)
       
  1794 look forward to (phr v)
       
  1795 • I'm looking forward to the party!
       
  1796 look out (phr v)
       
  1797 • Look out!
       
  1798 look up (phr v)
       
  1799 • Look up the meaning of the word in your dictionary.
       
  1800 loose (adj)
       
  1801 lorry (n)
       
  1802 lose (v)
       
  1803 lost (adj)
       
  1804 lots I a lot (n)
       
  1805 lottery (n)
       
  1806 loud (adj)
       
  1807 love (n & v)
       
  1808 lovely (adj)
       
  1809 low (adj)
       
  1810 luck (n)
       
  1811 lucky (adj)
       
  1812 luggage (n)
       
  1813 lunch (n)
       
  1814 lunchtime (n)
       
  1815 luxury (n)
       
  1816 machine (n)
       
  1817 mad (adj)
       
  1818 Madam (n)
       
  1819 made of/from/out of (v)
       
  1820 • Her shirt is made of cotton.
       
  1821 magazine (n)
       
  1822 magic (adj & n)
       
  1823 magnificent (adj)
       
  1824 mail (n & v)
       
  1825 main (adj)
       
  1826 main course (n)
       
  1827 make (v)
       
  1828 make sure (v)
       
  1829 make-up (n)
       
  1830 male (adj)
       
  1831 man (n)
       
  1832 manage (v)
       
  1833 • to manage a business
       
  1834 • to manage to do something (succeed in)
       
  1835 manager (n)
       
  1836 mango (n)
       
  1837 many (det & pron)
       
  1838 map (n)
       
  1839 mark (n)
       
  1840 market (n)
       
  1841 • to buy something from a market
       
  1842 marriage (n)
       
  1843 married (adj)
       
  1844 marry (v)
       
  1845 marvellous (adj)
       
  1846 match (n & v)
       
  1847 • a box of matches (n)
       
  1848 • a tennis match (n)
       
  1849 • This tie matches your shirt. (v)
       
  1850 mate (n)
       
  1851 material (n)
       
  1852 maths I mathematics (n) (Br Eng) (Am Eng: math)
       
  1853 matter (n & v)
       
  1854 • Is anything the matter? (n)
       
  1855 • It doesn't matter. (v)
       
  1856 maximum (adj & n)
       
  1857 may (mv)
       
  1858 maybe (adv)
       
  1859 me (pron)
       
  1860 meal (n)
       
  1861 mean (v)
       
  1862 • What do you mean?
       
  1863 • What does it mean?
       
  1864 meaning (n)
       
  1865 meanwhile (adv)
       
  1866 meat (n)
       
  1867 mechanic (n)
       
  1868 medicine (n)
       
  1869 medium (adj)
       
  1870 meet (v)
       
  1871 meeting (n)
       
  1872 melon (n)
       
  1873 member (n)
       
  1874 membership (n)
       
  1875 memory (n)
       
  1876 • to have a good/poor memory
       
  1877 • happy memories
       
  1878 • computer memory
       
  1879 mend (v)
       
  1880 mention (v)
       
  1881 menu (n)
       
  1882 mess (n)
       
  1883 message (n)
       
  1884 messy (adj)
       
  1885 metal (n)
       
  1886 method (n)
       
  1887 • modern methods of teaching
       
  1888 metre (n) (Br Eng) (Am Eng: meter)
       
  1889 microwave (n)
       
  1890 • a microwave oven
       
  1891 midday (n)
       
  1892 middle (n)
       
  1893 middle-aged (adj)
       
  1894 midnight (n)
       
  1895 might (mv)
       
  1896 mild (adj)
       
  1897 mile (n)
       
  1898 milk (n)
       
  1899 millimetre (mm) (n) (Br Eng) (Am Eng: millimeter)
       
  1900 million (n)
       
  1901 mind (n & v)
       
  1902 • His mind was on other things. (n)
       
  1903 • Would you mind if I called tomorrow? (v)
       
  1904 • Mind your head!(v)
       
  1905 • Who's minding the baby for you? (v)
       
  1906 mine (pron)
       
  1907 mineral water (n)
       
  1908 minimum (adj & n)
       
  1909 minus (prep)
       
  1910 minute (n)
       
  1911 mirror (n)
       
  1912 miserable (adj)
       
  1913 miss (v)
       
  1914 Miss (n)
       
  1915 Missing (adj)
       
  1916 Mistake (n)
       
  1917 mix (v)
       
  1918 mobile (phone) (n)
       
  1919 model (n)
       
  1920 • It's cheap because it's last year's model. (n)
       
  1921 • She's a fashion model. (n)
       
  1922 modern (adj)
       
  1923 moment (n)
       
  1924 money (n)
       
  1925 monkey (n)
       
  1926 month (n)
       
  1927 monument (n)
       
  1928 mood (n)
       
  1929 moon (n)
       
  1930 more (adv, det & pron)
       
  1931 morning (n)
       
  1932 mosquito (n)
       
  1933 most (adv,det & pron)
       
  1934 mother (n)
       
  1935 motorcycle (n)
       
  1936 motorbike (n)
       
  1937 motor-racing (n)
       
  1938 motorway (n)
       
  1939 mountain (n)
       
  1940 mouse (n)
       
  1941 moustache (n)
       
  1942 mouth (n)
       
  1943 move (v)
       
  1944 movie (n) (Am Eng) (Br Eng: film)
       
  1945 movie star (n) (Am Eng) (Br Eng: film star)
       
  1946 movie theater (n) (Am Eng) (Br Eng: cinema)
       
  1947 MP3 player (n)
       
  1948 Mr (n)
       
  1949 Mrs (n)
       
  1950 Ms (n)
       
  1951 much (adv, det & pron)
       
  1952 mug (n)
       
  1953 mum (n)
       
  1954 museum (n)
       
  1955 mushroom (n)
       
  1956 music (n)
       
  1957 musical (adj)
       
  1958 musician (n)
       
  1959 must (mv)
       
  1960 multiply (v)
       
  1961 my (det)
       
  1962 myself (pron)
       
  1963 mystery (n)
       
  1964 name (n & v)
       
  1965 narrow (adj)
       
  1966 nasty (adj)
       
  1967 national (adj)
       
  1968 nationality (n)
       
  1969 natural (adj)
       
  1970 nature (n)
       
  1971 • nature studies
       
  1972 navy blue (adj)
       
  1973 near (adv, prep & adj)
       
  1974 nearby (adj & adv)
       
  1975 nearly (adv)
       
  1976 neat (adj)
       
  1977 necessary (adj)
       
  1978 neck (n)
       
  1979 necklace (n)
       
  1980 need (v)
       
  1981 negative (adj)
       
  1982 neighbour (n)
       
  1983 neighbourhood (n)
       
  1984 nephew (n)
       
  1985 nervous (adj)
       
  1986 • a nervous person
       
  1987 • to feel nervous
       
  1988 net (n)
       
  1989 network (n)
       
  1990 never (adv)
       
  1991 new (adj)
       
  1992 news (n)
       
  1993 newspaper (n)
       
  1994 next (adj & adv)
       
  1995 next to (prep)
       
  1996 nice (adj)
       
  1997 niece (n)
       
  1998 night (n)
       
  1999 nightclub (n)
       
  2000 nightlife (n)
       
  2001 nightmare (n)
       
  2002 no (adv, det & pron)
       
  2003 nobody (pron)
       
  2004 noise (n)
       
  2005 noisy (adj)
       
  2006 none (pron)
       
  2007 noon (n)
       
  2008 no one (pron)
       
  2009 normal (adj)
       
  2010 normally (adv)
       
  2011 north (adj, adv & n)
       
  2012 northeast (adj & n)
       
  2013 northern (adj)
       
  2014 northwest (adj & n)
       
  2015 nose (n)
       
  2016 not (adv)
       
  2017 note (n & v)
       
  2018 • to write a note (n)
       
  2019 • a ten-pound note (n)
       
  2020 • Please note. (v)
       
  2021 notebook (n)
       
  2022 notepaper (n)
       
  2023 nothing (pron)
       
  2024 notice (n & v)
       
  2025 • to read a notice (n)
       
  2026 • until further notice (n)
       
  2027 • Did you notice anything
       
  2028 wrong? (v)
       
  2029 noticeboard (n)
       
  2030 novel (n)
       
  2031 now (adv)
       
  2032 nowadays (adv)
       
  2033 nowhere (adv)
       
  2034 number (n)
       
  2035 • numbers 5 to 7
       
  2036 • a large number of cars
       
  2037 • What's your (phone) number?
       
  2038 nurse (n)
       
  2039 object (n)
       
  2040 obvious (adj)
       
  2041 obviously (adv)
       
  2042 occasion (n)
       
  2043 occupation (n)
       
  2044 ocean (n)
       
  2045 o'clock (adv)
       
  2046 of (prep)
       
  2047 of course (adv)
       
  2048 off (adv & prep)
       
  2049 • It fell off the table. (prep)
       
  2050 • The meeting is off. (adv)
       
  2051 • I've got the afternoon off. (adv)
       
  2052 offer (n & v)
       
  2053 office (n)
       
  2054 officer (n)
       
  2055 often (adv)
       
  2056 oh (exclam)
       
  2057 oh dear! (exclam)
       
  2058 oil (n)
       
  2059 OK I O.K./ okay (adj & exclam)
       
  2060 old (adj)
       
  2061 old-fashioned (adj)
       
  2062 olive (n)
       
  2063 omelette (n)
       
  2064 on (adv & prep)
       
  2065 on board (prep phr)
       
  2066 on business (prep phr)
       
  2067 once (adv)
       
  2068 • once a year
       
  2069 • I once saw him dancing.
       
  2070 one (det & pron)
       
  2071 on fire (prep phr)
       
  2072 on foot (prep phr)
       
  2073 on holiday (prep phr)
       
  2074 onion (n)
       
  2075 online (adv & adj)
       
  2076 • to book/buy something
       
  2077 online (adv)
       
  2078 • an online printer (adj)
       
  2079 only (adj & adv)
       
  2080 on purpose (prep phr)
       
  2081 on request (prep phr)
       
  2082 on sale (prep phr)
       
  2083 on time (prep phr)
       
  2084 onto (prep)
       
  2085 open (adj & v)
       
  2086 opening hours (n pi)
       
  2087 opera (n)
       
  2088 operate (v)
       
  2089 operation (n)
       
  2090 opinion (n)
       
  2091 opportunity (n)
       
  2092 opposite (adj, n, prep & adv)
       
  2093 option (n)
       
  2094 or (conj)
       
  2095 orange (adj & n)
       
  2096 orchestra (n)
       
  2097 order (conj, n & v)
       
  2098 • in order to (conj)
       
  2099 • to put something in order (n)
       
  2100 • to order a meal (v)
       
  2101 ordinary (adj)
       
  2102 organisation (n)
       
  2103 organise (v)
       
  2104 original (adj)
       
  2105 other (adj, pron & det)
       
  2106 otherwise (adv)
       
  2107 ought (mv)
       
  2108 our (det)
       
  2109 ours (pron)
       
  2110 ourselves (pron)
       
  2111 out (adv)
       
  2112 outdoor (adj)
       
  2113 outdoors (adv)
       
  2114 out of (prep)
       
  2115 out of date (prep phr)
       
  2116 out of order (prep phr)
       
  2117 out of work (prep phr)
       
  2118 outside (adv,adj & prep)
       
  2119 oven (n)
       
  2120 over (adv & prep)
       
  2121 • I'm going over the road. (prep)
       
  2122 • over 40 people (more than) (adv)
       
  2123 • to be over (finished) (adv)
       
  2124 • Several birds were flying over the roof of the school. (prep)
       
  2125 overnight (adj & adv)
       
  2126 owe (v)
       
  2127 own (adj, pron & v)
       
  2128 • my own pen (adj)
       
  2129 • on my own (pron)
       
  2130 • to own a car (v)
       
  2131 owner (n)
       
  2132 pack (v)
       
  2133 • to pack a case (v)
       
  2134 packet (n)
       
  2135 page (n)
       
  2136 pain (n)
       
  2137 painful (adj)
       
  2138 paint (n & v)
       
  2139 painter (n)
       
  2140 painting (n)
       
  2141 pair (n)
       
  2142 palace (n)
       
  2143 pale (adj)
       
  2144 • pale blue
       
  2145 pan (n)
       
  2146 pants (n) (Am Eng) (Br Eng: trousers)
       
  2147 paper (n)
       
  2148 • a sheet of paper
       
  2149 • a (news)paper
       
  2150 paragraph (n)
       
  2151 parcel (n)
       
  2152 pardon (exclam)
       
  2153 • Pardon?
       
  2154 parent (n)
       
  2155 park (n & v)
       
  2156 • a public park (n)
       
  2157 • to park a car (v)
       
  2158 parking (n)
       
  2159 parking lot (n) (Am Eng) (Br Eng:car park)
       
  2160 parrot (n)
       
  2161 part (n)
       
  2162 • a part of something (n)
       
  2163 partly (adv)
       
  2164 particular (adj)
       
  2165 • I love this CD - in particular the last song.
       
  2166 partner (n)
       
  2167 part time (adv)
       
  2168 part-time (adj)
       
  2169 party (n)
       
  2170 • a birthday party
       
  2171 • a political party
       
  2172 pass (n & v)
       
  2173 • Several cars passed.
       
  2174 • to pass the sugar
       
  2175 • to pass an examination
       
  2176 passenger (n)
       
  2177 passport (n)
       
  2178 password (n)
       
  2179 past (adj, n & prep)
       
  2180 • the past few weeks (adj)
       
  2181 • in the past (n)
       
  2182 • It's half past one. (prep)
       
  2183 pasta (n)
       
  2184 path (n)
       
  2185 patient (adj & n)
       
  2186 • to be patient (adj)
       
  2187 • a hospital patient (n)
       
  2188 pattern (n)
       
  2189 pause (v)
       
  2190 pavement (n)
       
  2191 pay (n & v)
       
  2192 PC (personal computer) (n)
       
  2193 pea (n)
       
  2194 peace (n)
       
  2195 peaceful (adj)
       
  2196 peach (n)
       
  2197 peak (n)
       
  2198 peanut (n)
       
  2199 pear (n)
       
  2200 pedestrian (n)
       
  2201 peel (v)
       
  2202 pen (n)
       
  2203 pence (n pi)
       
  2204 pencil (n)
       
  2205 pencil case (n)
       
  2206 penfriend (n)
       
  2207 penguin (n)
       
  2208 penny (n)
       
  2209 people (n pi)
       
  2210 pepper (n)
       
  2211 • to pass the pepper (spice)
       
  2212 • red peppers (vegetable)
       
  2213 per (prep)
       
  2214 percent (adv)
       
  2215 perfect (adj)
       
  2216 perform (v)
       
  2217 performance (n)
       
  2218 performer (n)
       
  2219 perfume (n)
       
  2220 perhaps (adv)
       
  2221 period (n)
       
  2222 permanent (adj)
       
  2223 permission (n)
       
  2224 permit (v)
       
  2225 • Dogs are not permitted here.
       
  2226 permitted (adj)
       
  2227 person (n)
       
  2228 personal (adj)
       
  2229 personally (adv)
       
  2230 persuade (v)
       
  2231 pet (n)
       
  2232 petrol (n) (Br Eng) (Am Eng: gas)
       
  2233 petrol station (n) (Br Eng) (Am Eng: gas station)
       
  2234 pharmacy (n)
       
  2235 phone (n & v)
       
  2236 photo (n)
       
  2237 photocopy (n)
       
  2238 photo(graph) (n)
       
  2239 photographer (n)
       
  2240 photography (n)
       
  2241 phrase (n)
       
  2242 physics (n)
       
  2243 piano (n)
       
  2244 pick (v)
       
  2245 pick up (phr v)
       
  2246 • I picked up a pencil.
       
  2247 • I'll pick up my sister from the station.
       
  2248 picnic (n)
       
  2249 picture (n)
       
  2250 pie (n)
       
  2251 piece (n)
       
  2252 • a piece of cheese
       
  2253 • to break into small pieces
       
  2254 • a piece of furniture/advice
       
  2255 pig (n)
       
  2256 pile (n)
       
  2257 pill (n)
       
  2258 pillow (n)
       
  2259 pilot (n)
       
  2260 pin (n & v)
       
  2261 pineapple (n)
       
  2262 pink (adj & n)
       
  2263 pipe (n)
       
  2264 pirate (n)
       
  2265 pity (n)
       
  2266 • It's a pity you couldn't come to the party - it was great.
       
  2267 pizza (n)
       
  2268 place (n)
       
  2269 • a safe place (n)
       
  2270 • I've lost my place in the book. (n)
       
  2271 • third place in a race (n)
       
  2272 • London is a big place. (n)
       
  2273 plain (adj)
       
  2274 • It's plain to me. (clear)
       
  2275 • a plain T-shirt (no design)
       
  2276 plan (n & v)
       
  2277 • a street plan (n)
       
  2278 • a plan to do something (n)
       
  2279 plane (n)
       
  2280 planet (n)
       
  2281 plant (n & v)
       
  2282 plastic (adj & n)
       
  2283 plate (n)
       
  2284 platform (n)
       
  2285 play (n & v)
       
  2286 • a play at the theatre (n)
       
  2287 • children playing (v)
       
  2288 • to play football (v)
       
  2289 • to play the guitar (v)
       
  2290 • to play a CD (v)
       
  2291 • to play the part of someone (act) (v)
       
  2292 player (n)
       
  2293 playground (n)
       
  2294 pleasant (adj)
       
  2295 please (exclam & v)
       
  2296 • Come in, please. (exclam)
       
  2297 • to please someone (v)
       
  2298 pleased (adj)
       
  2299 pleasure (n)
       
  2300 plenty (pron)
       
  2301 plug (n)
       
  2302 • a plug for the bath
       
  2303 • an electrical plug
       
  2304 plus (prep & conj)
       
  2305 p.m. (adv)
       
  2306 pocket (n)
       
  2307 pocket money (n)
       
  2308 poem (n)
       
  2309 poet (n)
       
  2310 poetry (n)
       
  2311 point (n & v)
       
  2312 • to point at something (v)
       
  2313 • The pencil has no point on it. (n)
       
  2314 police (n)
       
  2315 policeman (n)
       
  2316 police officer (n)
       
  2317 police station (n)
       
  2318 polite (adj)
       
  2319 political (adj)
       
  2320 politician (n)
       
  2321 politics (n)
       
  2322 pollution (n)
       
  2323 pool (n)
       
  2324 • a swimming-pool poor (adj)
       
  2325 • She is very poor. (financial)
       
  2326 • the poor man (sympathy)
       
  2327 pop (n)
       
  2328 • pop song/music/star/group
       
  2329 popular (adj)
       
  2330 population (n)
       
  2331 port (n)
       
  2332 position (n)
       
  2333 positive (adj)
       
  2334 possibility (n)
       
  2335 possible (adj)
       
  2336 possibly (adv)
       
  2337 post (n & v)
       
  2338 • to post a letter (v)
       
  2339 • to send it by post (n)
       
  2340 postcard (n)
       
  2341 poster (n)
       
  2342 postman (n)
       
  2343 post office (n)
       
  2344 postpone (v)
       
  2345 pot (n)
       
  2346 potato (n)
       
  2347 pound (£) (n)
       
  2348 pour (v)
       
  2349 powder (n)
       
  2350 power (n)
       
  2351 powerful (adj)
       
  2352 practice (n)
       
  2353 practise (v) (n =Am Eng)
       
  2354 pray (v)
       
  2355 prayer (n)
       
  2356 predict (v)
       
  2357 prefer (v)
       
  2358 pregnant (adj)
       
  2359 preparation (n)
       
  2360 prepare (v)
       
  2361 prepared (adj)
       
  2362 prescription (n)
       
  2363 • medicine on a prescription
       
  2364 present (adj & n)
       
  2365 • to be present (adj)
       
  2366 • at the present time (adj)
       
  2367 • That will be all for the present. (n)
       
  2368 • I got some lovely birthday presents. (n)
       
  2369 presentation (n)
       
  2370 president (n)
       
  2371 press (v)
       
  2372 • to press a button
       
  2373 • to press a suit
       
  2374 pretty (adj & adv)
       
  2375 prevent (v)
       
  2376 previous (adj)
       
  2377 previously (adv)
       
  2378 price (n)
       
  2379 primary school (n)
       
  2380 prince (n)
       
  2381 princess (n)
       
  2382 principal (adj)
       
  2383 print (v)
       
  2384 • to print a document
       
  2385 printer (n)
       
  2386 prison (n)
       
  2387 prisoner (n)
       
  2388 private (adj)
       
  2389 prize (n)
       
  2390 probably (adv)
       
  2391 problem (n)
       
  2392 produce (v)
       
  2393 product (n)
       
  2394 profession (n)
       
  2395 professional (n)
       
  2396 professor (n)
       
  2397 program(me) (n)
       
  2398 • TV programme
       
  2399 • computer program
       
  2400 progress (n)
       
  2401 project (n)
       
  2402 promise (n & v)
       
  2403 • to promise to do something (v)
       
  2404 • to keep a promise (n)
       
  2405 promote (v)
       
  2406 pronounce (v)
       
  2407 • to pronounce a word correctly
       
  2408 pronunciation (n)
       
  2409 proper (adj)
       
  2410 property (n)
       
  2411 protect (v)
       
  2412 proud (adj)
       
  2413 prove (v)
       
  2414 provide (v)
       
  2415 public (adj & n)
       
  2416 • public opinion (adj)
       
  2417 • to make something public (adj)
       
  2418 • to be open to the public (n)
       
  2419 public transport (n)
       
  2420 publish (v)
       
  2421 pull (v)
       
  2422 pullover (n)
       
  2423 pump (n)
       
  2424 • petrol/bike pump
       
  2425 punish (v)
       
  2426 pupil (n)
       
  2427 puppy (n)
       
  2428 pure (adj)
       
  2429 purple (adj & n)
       
  2430 purpose (n)
       
  2431 • He did it on purpose. (deliberately)
       
  2432 purse (n)
       
  2433 push (n & v)
       
  2434 put (v)
       
  2435 put away (phr v)
       
  2436 • He put the book away.
       
  2437 put down (phr v)
       
  2438 • She put her name down.
       
  2439 put off (phr v)
       
  2440 • The meeting was put off until the following week.
       
  2441 put on (phr v)
       
  2442 • He put on a suit.
       
  2443 • Can you put on the light?
       
  2444 • He didn't want to put on weight.
       
  2445 put out (phr v)
       
  2446 • The fire was quickly put out.
       
  2447 put through (phr v)
       
  2448 • Can you put me through to the manager, please?
       
  2449 put up (phr v)
       
  2450 • The company had to put up its prices.
       
  2451 puzzle (n)
       
  2452 pyjamas (n pi)
       
  2453 qualification (n)
       
  2454 qualified (adj)
       
  2455 quality (n)
       
  2456 quantity (n)
       
  2457 quarter (n)
       
  2458 queen (n)
       
  2459 question (n)
       
  2460 • to ask a question
       
  2461 • the question being
       
  2462 discussed (subject)
       
  2463 questionnaire (n)
       
  2464 queue (n)
       
  2465 quick (adj)
       
  2466 quickly (adv)
       
  2467 quiet (adj)
       
  2468 quit (v)
       
  2469 quite (adv)
       
  2470 • Are you quite sure?
       
  2471 • quite old
       
  2472 quiz (n)
       
  2473 rabbit (n)
       
  2474 race (n & v)
       
  2475 • to win a race (n)
       
  2476 • to race against fast runners (compete) (v)
       
  2477 • to race home quickly (run) (v)
       
  2478 racket (n)
       
  2479 • tennis racket
       
  2480 radio (n)
       
  2481 rail (n)
       
  2482 • to go by rail
       
  2483 railway (n)
       
  2484 rain (n & v)
       
  2485 raincoat (n)
       
  2486 rainforest (n)
       
  2487 raise (v)
       
  2488 • to raise your arm
       
  2489 • to raise prices
       
  2490 range (n)
       
  2491 rap (n)
       
  2492 rare (adj)
       
  2493 rarely (adv)
       
  2494 rather (adv)
       
  2495 • She's rather tall for her age.
       
  2496 • I'd rather go to the cinema than the theatre
       
  2497 • Shall we stay in tonight, rather than go out?
       
  2498 raw (adj)
       
  2499 • raw meat
       
  2500 reach (v)
       
  2501 read (v)
       
  2502 reader (n)
       
  2503 reading (n)
       
  2504 ready (adj)
       
  2505 real (adj)
       
  2506 realise (v)
       
  2507 • He realised it was true.
       
  2508 realistic (adj)
       
  2509 really (adv)
       
  2510 reason (n)
       
  2511 reasonable (adj)
       
  2512 reasonably (adv)
       
  2513 rebuild (v)
       
  2514 receipt (n)
       
  2515 receive (v)
       
  2516 recent (adj)
       
  2517 reception (n)
       
  2518 receptionist (n)
       
  2519 recipe (n)
       
  2520 recognise (v)
       
  2521 recommend (v)
       
  2522 • to recommend someone/something
       
  2523 record (n & v)
       
  2524 • to keep a record (n)
       
  2525 • to break a record (n)
       
  2526 • to record a song (v)
       
  2527 recording (n)
       
  2528 recover (v)
       
  2529 • to recover from an illness
       
  2530 recycle (v)
       
  2531 • I don't recycle as much as I should.
       
  2532 recycled (adj)
       
  2533 recycling (n)
       
  2534 red (adj)
       
  2535 reduce (v)
       
  2536 refreshments (n pi)
       
  2537 refrigerator (n)
       
  2538 refund (n)
       
  2539 refuse (v)
       
  2540 regarding (prep)
       
  2541 regards (n)
       
  2542 region (n)
       
  2543 register (v)
       
  2544 • He registered with a new doctor. (v)
       
  2545 registration (n)
       
  2546 regret (n & v)
       
  2547 regular (adj)
       
  2548 relation (n)
       
  2549 • to visit a relation
       
  2550 relationship (n)
       
  2551 relative (n)
       
  2552 • a relative came to stay
       
  2553 relax (v)
       
  2554 relaxation (n)
       
  2555 relaxed (adj)
       
  2556 reliable (adj)
       
  2557 religion (n)
       
  2558 remain (v)
       
  2559 remember (v)
       
  2560 remind (v)
       
  2561 remote control (n)
       
  2562 remove (v)
       
  2563 rent (n & v)
       
  2564 repair (n & v)
       
  2565 repeat (v)
       
  2566 replace (v)
       
  2567 reply (n & v)
       
  2568 report (n & v)
       
  2569 reporter (n)
       
  2570 request (n & v)
       
  2571 require (v)
       
  2572 rescue (n & v)
       
  2573 research (v)
       
  2574 reservation (n)
       
  2575 reserve (n & v)
       
  2576 • She was a reserve for the team. (n)
       
  2577 • to reserve a seat (v)
       
  2578 resort (n)
       
  2579 respect (n & v)
       
  2580 responsible (adj)
       
  2581 rest (n & v)
       
  2582 • a rest from work (n)
       
  2583 • the rest of them (n)
       
  2584 • The doctor told her to rest. (v)
       
  2585 restaurant (n)
       
  2586 result (n)
       
  2587 retire (v)
       
  2588 return (n & v)
       
  2589 • to return home (v)
       
  2590 • a return (ticket) (n)
       
  2591 review (n)
       
  2592 revise (v)
       
  2593 revision (n)
       
  2594 reward (n)
       
  2595 rice (n)
       
  2596 rich (adj)
       
  2597 ride (n & v)
       
  2598 rider (n)
       
  2599 right (adj, adv & n)
       
  2600 • the right time (correct) (adj)
       
  2601 • the right person for the job (suitable) (adj)
       
  2602 • my right foot (adj)
       
  2603 • Everything will be all right. (adj)
       
  2604 • Go right there. (directly) (adv)
       
  2605 • Fill it right to the top. (completely) (adv)
       
  2606 • the right to vote (n)
       
  2607 right-hand (adj)
       
  2608 ring (n & v)
       
  2609 • stand in a ring (n)
       
  2610 • a wedding ring (n)
       
  2611 • Give me a ring tomorrow. (phone) (n)
       
  2612 • Suddenly the bell rang. (v)
       
  2613 ring back (phr v)
       
  2614 ring up (phr v)
       
  2615 • to telephone somebody
       
  2616 rise (v)
       
  2617 • The sun rises in the east.
       
  2618 • Prices are rising.
       
  2619 river (n)
       
  2620 road (n)
       
  2621 roast (adj & v)
       
  2622 rob (v)
       
  2623 rock (n)
       
  2624 • rock (music) (n)
       
  2625 • a hard piece of rock (n)
       
  2626 role (n)
       
  2627 roll (n)
       
  2628 • a roll of film (n)
       
  2629 • a bread roll (n)
       
  2630 romance (n)
       
  2631 romantic (adj)
       
  2632 roof (n)
       
  2633 room (n)
       
  2634 • the sitting room
       
  2635 • There's lots of room in here.
       
  2636 rose (n)
       
  2637 rough (adj)
       
  2638 • a rough road
       
  2639 • a rough idea
       
  2640 • rough work
       
  2641 round (adj, adv & prep)
       
  2642 • a round object (adj)
       
  2643 • the wrong way round (adv)
       
  2644 • to sit round a table (prep)
       
  2645 roundabout (n)
       
  2646 route (n)
       
  2647 routine (n)
       
  2648 row (n)
       
  2649 • a row of seats
       
  2650 rubber (n)
       
  2651 • a rubber (eraser)
       
  2652 rubbish (n)
       
  2653 rude (adj)
       
  2654 rug (n)
       
  2655 rugby (n)
       
  2656 ruin (n)
       
  2657 rule (n & v)
       
  2658 • the rules of grammar (n)
       
  2659 • to rule a country (v)
       
  2660 ruler (n)
       
  2661 • draw a line using a ruler
       
  2662 run (v)
       
  2663 • to run in a race
       
  2664 • to run a business
       
  2665 runner (n)
       
  2666 running (n)
       
  2667 run out (phr v)
       
  2668 • He ran out of time and didn't finish.
       
  2669 sad (adj)
       
  2670 safe (adj)
       
  2671 • to be safe from harm
       
  2672 safely (adv)
       
  2673 sail (n & v)
       
  2674 sailing (n)
       
  2675 salad (n)
       
  2676 salary (n)
       
  2677 sale (n)
       
  2678 salesman/saleswoman (n)
       
  2679 salmon (n)
       
  2680 salt (n)
       
  2681 same (adj, pron & adv)
       
  2682 • at the same time (adj)
       
  2683 • Your watch is the same as mine. (pron)
       
  2684 • You should treat everyone the same.(adv)
       
  2685 sand (n)
       
  2686 sandal (n)
       
  2687 sandwich (n)
       
  2688 satisfactory (adj)
       
  2689 satisfied (adj)
       
  2690 sauce (n)
       
  2691 saucepan (n)
       
  2692 saucer (n)
       
  2693 sausage (n)
       
  2694 save (v)
       
  2695 • to save someone
       
  2696 • to save money
       
  2697 • to save time
       
  2698 say (v)
       
  2699 • to say something to someone
       
  2700 • I really can't say. (give an opinion)
       
  2701 scared (adj)
       
  2702 scarf (n)
       
  2703 scary (adj)
       
  2704 scene (n)
       
  2705 scenery (n)
       
  2706 school (n)
       
  2707 schoolchild (n)
       
  2708 science (n)
       
  2709 science fiction (n)
       
  2710 scientific (adj)
       
  2711 scientist (n)
       
  2712 scissors (n pi)
       
  2713 scooter (n)
       
  2714 score (n & v)
       
  2715 • The score was 3-0. (n)
       
  2716 • to score a goal (v)
       
  2717 scream (n & v)
       
  2718 screen (n)
       
  2719 sculpture (n)
       
  2720 sea (n)
       
  2721 search (n & v)
       
  2722 seaside (n)
       
  2723 season (n)
       
  2724 seat (n)
       
  2725 seat belt (n)
       
  2726 second (adv, det & n)
       
  2727 • She came second and won silver.(adv)
       
  2728 • This is the second time you've been late. (det)
       
  2729 • sixty seconds in a minute (n)
       
  2730 secondary (adj)
       
  2731 • secondary school
       
  2732 second-hand (adj & adv)
       
  2733 secret (adj & n)
       
  2734 secretary (n)
       
  2735 section (n)
       
  2736 security (n)
       
  2737 see (v)
       
  2738 • to see something (with the eyes)
       
  2739 • to see the joke (understand)
       
  2740 • to see someone about a
       
  2741 problem (consult)
       
  2742 seem (v)
       
  2743 select (v)
       
  2744 selfish (adj)
       
  2745 self-service (adj)
       
  2746 sell (v)
       
  2747 send (v)
       
  2748 sense (n)
       
  2749 sensible (adj)
       
  2750 sentence (n)
       
  2751 • words in a sentence
       
  2752 separate (adj)
       
  2753 series (n)
       
  2754 • a TV series
       
  2755 serious (adj)
       
  2756 • a serious person
       
  2757 • a serious illness
       
  2758 seriously (adv)
       
  2759 serve (v)
       
  2760 • to serve in a shop
       
  2761 server (n)
       
  2762 • a file server
       
  2763 service (n)
       
  2764 • a bus service
       
  2765 • customer service
       
  2766 session (n)
       
  2767 • in a school, gym
       
  2768 set (n & v)
       
  2769 set off (phr v)
       
  2770 • She set off early for work.
       
  2771 set out (phr v)
       
  2772 • They set out on the long journey.
       
  2773 set up (phr v)
       
  2774 • Her mother helped her to set up in business.
       
  2775 several (det & pron)
       
  2776 sew (v)
       
  2777 sex (n)
       
  2778 • the male/female sex
       
  2779 shade (n)
       
  2780 • to sit in the shade
       
  2781 shadow (n)
       
  2782 shake (v)
       
  2783 shall (mv)
       
  2784 shame (n)
       
  2785 shampoo (n)
       
  2786 shape (n)
       
  2787 share (v)
       
  2788 shark (n)
       
  2789 sharp (adj)
       
  2790 • a sharp knife
       
  2791 • a sharp corner
       
  2792 • a sharp picture
       
  2793 shave (v)
       
  2794 she (pron)
       
  2795 sheep (n)
       
  2796 sheet (n)
       
  2797 • sheets on a bed
       
  2798 • a sheet of paper
       
  2799 • information sheet
       
  2800 shelf (n)
       
  2801 shine (v)
       
  2802 shiny (adj)
       
  2803 ship (n)
       
  2804 shirt (n)
       
  2805 shock (n)
       
  2806 • to suffer from shock (n)
       
  2807 shocked (adj)
       
  2808 shocking (adj)
       
  2809 shoe (n)
       
  2810 shoot (v)
       
  2811 • to shoot at the goal
       
  2812 shop (n & v)
       
  2813 shop assistant (n)
       
  2814 shopping (n)
       
  2815 shore (n)
       
  2816 short (adj)
       
  2817 shortly (adv)
       
  2818 shorts (n pi)
       
  2819 • a pair of shorts
       
  2820 should (mv)
       
  2821 shoulder (n)
       
  2822 shout (n & v)
       
  2823 show (n & v)
       
  2824 • a film show (n)
       
  2825 • Show it to me. (v)
       
  2826 • The picture shows a village. (v)
       
  2827 • It shows that they care. (v)
       
  2828 shower (n)
       
  2829 • a shower of rain
       
  2830 • to have a shower
       
  2831 shut (adj & v)
       
  2832 shy (adj)
       
  2833 sick (adj)
       
  2834 side (n)
       
  2835 sight (n)
       
  2836 • Her sight is better with glasses.
       
  2837 • in sight, out of sight
       
  2838 sightseeing (n)
       
  2839 sign (n & v)
       
  2840 • a road sign (n)
       
  2841 • to sign a document (v)
       
  2842 • no sign of life (n)
       
  2843 • signs of winter (n)
       
  2844 signal (n & v)
       
  2845 signature (n)
       
  2846 signpost (n)
       
  2847 silence (n)
       
  2848 silent (adj)
       
  2849 silk (adj & n)
       
  2850 silly (adj)
       
  2851 silver (adj & n)
       
  2852 similar (adj)
       
  2853 simple (adj)
       
  2854 since (conj & prep)
       
  2855 sincerely (adv)
       
  2856 • Yours sincerely
       
  2857 sing (v)
       
  2858 singer (n)
       
  2859 singing (n)
       
  2860 single (n & adj)
       
  2861 • a single (ticket) to
       
  2862 Manchester (n)
       
  2863 • to be single (unmarried) (adj)
       
  2864 • a single room (adj)
       
  2865 sink (n & v)
       
  2866 • a kitchen sink (n)
       
  2867 • The ship began to sink. (v)
       
  2868 sir (n)
       
  2869 • Yes, sir!
       
  2870 sister (n)
       
  2871 sit (v)
       
  2872 sit down (phr v)
       
  2873 site (n)
       
  2874 sitting room (n)
       
  2875 situated (adj)
       
  2876 situation (n)
       
  2877 size (n)
       
  2878 skate (n & v)
       
  2879 skateboard (n & v)
       
  2880 skateboarding (n)
       
  2881 skating (n)
       
  2882 ski (n & v)
       
  2883 skiing (n)
       
  2884 skill (n)
       
  2885 skin (n)
       
  2886 skirt (n)
       
  2887 sky (n)
       
  2888 sleep (n & v)
       
  2889 sleeve (n)
       
  2890 slice (n)
       
  2891 slim (adj)
       
  2892 slip (v)
       
  2893 • to slip on the ice
       
  2894 slow (adj)
       
  2895 slowly (adv)
       
  2896 small (adj)
       
  2897 smart (adj)
       
  2898 • a smart idea (Am Eng)
       
  2899 • smart clothes
       
  2900 smell (n & v)
       
  2901 smile (n & v)
       
  2902 smoke (n & v)
       
  2903 smoking (n)
       
  2904 smooth (adj)
       
  2905 • a smooth surface (level)
       
  2906 • a smooth ride in the new car (comfortable)
       
  2907 snack (n)
       
  2908 snake (n)
       
  2909 snow (n & v)
       
  2910 snowboard (n & v)
       
  2911 snowboarding (n)
       
  2912 so (adv & conj)
       
  2913 soap (n)
       
  2914 soap opera (n)
       
  2915 soccer (n)
       
  2916 sociable (adj)
       
  2917 social (adj)
       
  2918 society (n)
       
  2919 sock (n)
       
  2920 sofa (n)
       
  2921 soft (adj)
       
  2922 • a soft material
       
  2923 • a soft drink
       
  2924 software (n)
       
  2925 soldier (n)
       
  2926 solution (n)
       
  2927 solve (n)
       
  2928 some (det & pron)
       
  2929 somebody (pron)
       
  2930 somehow (adv)
       
  2931 someone (pron)
       
  2932 something (pron)
       
  2933 sometimes (adv)
       
  2934 somewhere (adv)
       
  2935 son (n)
       
  2936 song (n)
       
  2937 soon (adv)
       
  2938 • I'll come soon.
       
  2939 • as soon as I can
       
  2940 sore (adj)
       
  2941 sorry (adj)
       
  2942 sort (n)
       
  2943 • the same sort
       
  2944 so-so (adj)
       
  2945 soul (n)
       
  2946 sound (n & v)
       
  2947 • the sound of music (n)
       
  2948 • It sounds like/as if...(v)
       
  2949 soup (n)
       
  2950 sour (adj)
       
  2951 • a sour taste
       
  2952 south (adj & adv, n)
       
  2953 southeast (adj & n)
       
  2954 southern (adj)
       
  2955 southwest (adj & n)
       
  2956 souvenir (n)
       
  2957 space (n)
       
  2958 • a parking space
       
  2959 • write in the spaces
       
  2960 • not enough space
       
  2961 • outer space
       
  2962 spare (adj & v)
       
  2963 • spare cash, spare time (adj)
       
  2964 • to spare the time (v)
       
  2965 sparkling (adj)
       
  2966 • Sparkling water, please.
       
  2967 speak (v)
       
  2968 speaker (n)
       
  2969 special (adj)
       
  2970 spectacular (adj)
       
  2971 speech (n)
       
  2972 speed (n)
       
  2973 spell (v)
       
  2974 spelling (n)
       
  2975 spend (v)
       
  2976 • to spend money/time
       
  2977 spice (n)
       
  2978 spicy (adj)
       
  2979 spill (v)
       
  2980 spinach (n)
       
  2981 spite (n)
       
  2982 • in spite of
       
  2983 split up (phr v)
       
  2984 • She's just split up with her boyfriend.
       
  2985 spoil (v)
       
  2986 spoon (n)
       
  2987 sport (n)
       
  2988 sports centre (n)
       
  2989 spot (n)
       
  2990 spy (n)
       
  2991 square (adj & n)
       
  2992 • a square room (adj)
       
  2993 • a market square (n)
       
  2994 squash (n)
       
  2995 stadium (n)
       
  2996 staff (n)
       
  2997 stage (n)
       
  2998 • to perform on a stage
       
  2999 stairs (n pi)
       
  3000 stall (n)
       
  3001 • market stall
       
  3002 stamp (n)
       
  3003 • a postage stamp
       
  3004 stand (v)
       
  3005 star (n)
       
  3006 • stars in the sky (n)
       
  3007 • a film star (n)
       
  3008 start (n & v)
       
  3009 • a good start (n)
       
  3010 • to start a race (v)
       
  3011 station (n)
       
  3012 • a bus/fire/radio station
       
  3013 statue (n)
       
  3014 stay (n & v)
       
  3015 • to stay to dinner (v)
       
  3016 • to stay with friends (v)
       
  3017 • to stay looking young (v)
       
  3018 • a two-night stay (n)
       
  3019 stay behind (phr v)
       
  3020 • She stayed behind after the lesson to speak to the teacher.
       
  3021 steak (n)
       
  3022 steal (v)
       
  3023 steep (adj)
       
  3024 step (n)
       
  3025 • two steps forward
       
  3026 • to climb the steps
       
  3027 stick (n & v)
       
  3028 • a walking stick (n)
       
  3029 • to stick two things together (v)
       
  3030 sticky (adj)
       
  3031 still (adj & adv)
       
  3032 • I prefer still to sparkling water. (adj)
       
  3033 • Sit still! (adv)
       
  3034 • She's still here. (adv)
       
  3035 stir (v)
       
  3036 stomach (n)
       
  3037 stomach ache (n)
       
  3038 stone (n)
       
  3039 • a large stone
       
  3040 • a stone bridge
       
  3041 stop (n & v)
       
  3042 • a bus stop (n)
       
  3043 • The car stopped. (v)
       
  3044 • It's stopped raining. (v)
       
  3045 • The rain stopped me from going out. (v)
       
  3046 store (n)
       
  3047 • a department store (n)
       
  3048 storm (n)
       
  3049 story (n)
       
  3050 straight (adj & adv)
       
  3051 • to go straight on (adv)
       
  3052 a straight road (adj)
       
  3053 strange (adj)
       
  3054 stranger (n)
       
  3055 strawberry (n)
       
  3056 stream (n)
       
  3057 street (n)
       
  3058 stress (n)
       
  3059 • He didn't want the stress of a new job.
       
  3060 stressed (adj)
       
  3061 stressful (adj)
       
  3062 strict (adj)
       
  3063 strike (n & v)
       
  3064 • to go on strike (n)
       
  3065 • to strike something (v)
       
  3066 stripe (n)
       
  3067 strong (adj)
       
  3068 student (n)
       
  3069 studio (n)
       
  3070 • TV/artists/recording studio
       
  3071 studies (n pi)
       
  3072 study (n & v)
       
  3073 • to study physics (v)
       
  3074 • to study the map (v)
       
  3075 • Social Studies (n)
       
  3076 stuff (n)
       
  3077 stupid (adj)
       
  3078 style (n)
       
  3079 stylish (adj)
       
  3080 subject (n)
       
  3081 • the subject of a discussion
       
  3082 • the subject of a sentence
       
  3083 • a school subject
       
  3084 subtract (v)
       
  3085 subway (n) (Am Eng) (Br Eng: underground)
       
  3086 succeed (v)
       
  3087 success (n)
       
  3088 successful (adj)
       
  3089 such (det)
       
  3090 sudden (adj)
       
  3091 suddenly (adv)
       
  3092 suffer (v)
       
  3093 sugar (n)
       
  3094 suggest (v)
       
  3095 suggestion (n)
       
  3096 suit (n)
       
  3097 • to wear a suit
       
  3098 suitable (adj)
       
  3099 suitcase (n)
       
  3100 sum (n)
       
  3101 sun (n)
       
  3102 sunbathe (v)
       
  3103 sunglasses (n pi)
       
  3104 sunny (adj)
       
  3105 sunrise (n)
       
  3106 sunset (n)
       
  3107 sunshine (n)
       
  3108 supermarket (n)
       
  3109 supper (n)
       
  3110 support (n & v)
       
  3111 • She gave me a lot of support during my exams. (n)
       
  3112 • to support a weight (v)
       
  3113 • to support a team (v)
       
  3114 supporter (n)
       
  3115 suppose (v)
       
  3116 • I suppose it's true.
       
  3117 • You aren't supposed to drive fast.
       
  3118 • It's supposed to be a good film.
       
  3119 sure (adj & adv)
       
  3120 • I'm sure you're right. (adj)
       
  3121 • to make sure (adv)
       
  3122 surf (v)
       
  3123 surfboard (n)
       
  3124 surfing (n)
       
  3125 surname (n)
       
  3126 surprise (n & v)
       
  3127 surprised (adj)
       
  3128 surprising (adj)
       
  3129 surround (v)
       
  3130 • The cottage is surrounded by beautiful countryside.
       
  3131 sweater (n)
       
  3132 sweatshirt (n)
       
  3133 sweet (adj & n)
       
  3134 • sweet food (adj)
       
  3135 • a sweet face (adj)
       
  3136 • a sweet smell (adj)
       
  3137 • to eat a sweet (n)
       
  3138 swim (n & v)
       
  3139 swimmer (n)
       
  3140 swimming (n)
       
  3141 swimming costume (n) (Br Eng) (Am Eng: bathing suit)
       
  3142 swimming pool (n)
       
  3143 swimsuit (n)
       
  3144 switch (n & v)
       
  3145 • light switch (n)
       
  3146 • to switch on a machine (v)
       
  3147 system (n)
       
  3148 table (n)
       
  3149 table-cloth (n)
       
  3150 tablet (n)
       
  3151 table tennis (n)
       
  3152 take (v)
       
  3153 • to take someone's hand
       
  3154 • to take someone's things (steal/ borrow)
       
  3155 • to take a photo
       
  3156 • to take a long time
       
  3157 • to take a holiday
       
  3158 takeaway (n)
       
  3159 take away (v)
       
  3160 • Take 15 away from 78.
       
  3161 take care of (v)
       
  3162 • take care of someone.
       
  3163 take off (phr v)
       
  3164 • Do you want to take off your coat?
       
  3165 • The plane takes off at 6.
       
  3166 take part (in) (v)
       
  3167 • Everybody took part in the meeting.
       
  3168 take place (v)
       
  3169 • The meeting took place at six.
       
  3170 take up (phr v)
       
  3171 • He decided to take up a new hobby.
       
  3172 talent (n)
       
  3173 talented (adj)
       
  3174 talk (n & v)
       
  3175 talk show (n) (Am Eng) (Br Eng: chat show)
       
  3176 tall (adj)
       
  3177 tap (n)
       
  3178 • a cold-water tap (n)
       
  3179 taste (n & v)
       
  3180 • to have good taste (n)
       
  3181 • to taste food (v)
       
  3182 • It tastes good. (v)
       
  3183 tasty (adj)
       
  3184 tax (n)
       
  3185 taxi (n)
       
  3186 tea (n)
       
  3187 teach (v)
       
  3188 teacher (n)
       
  3189 teaching (n)
       
  3190 team (n)
       
  3191 tear (n & v)
       
  3192 • Tears ran down her cheeks. (n)
       
  3193 • to tear a piece of paper (v)
       
  3194 technique (n)
       
  3195 technology (n)
       
  3196 teenager (n)
       
  3197 telephone (n & v)
       
  3198 television (TV) (n)
       
  3199 tell (v)
       
  3200 • to tell a story
       
  3201 • to tell someone something
       
  3202 • to tell someone to do something
       
  3203 • you can't always tell
       
  3204 temperature (n)
       
  3205 • to have a temperature
       
  3206 • air temperature
       
  3207 temporary (adj)
       
  3208 tennis (n)
       
  3209 tense (n)
       
  3210 tent (n)
       
  3211 term (n)
       
  3212 terrible (adj)
       
  3213 terribly (adv)
       
  3214 terrific (adj)
       
  3215 terrified (adj)
       
  3216 test (n & v)
       
  3217 text (n & v)
       
  3218 textbook (n)
       
  3219 text message (n)
       
  3220 than (conj & prep)
       
  3221 thank (v)
       
  3222 thanks (exclam)
       
  3223 thank you (exclam)
       
  3224 that (conj, det & pron)
       
  3225 the (det)
       
  3226 theatre (n) (Br Eng) (Am Eng: theater)
       
  3227 their (det)
       
  3228 theirs (pron)
       
  3229 them (pron)
       
  3230 themselves (pron)
       
  3231 then (adv)
       
  3232 there (adv)
       
  3233 therefore (adv)
       
  3234 these (det & pron)
       
  3235 they (pron)
       
  3236 thick (adj)
       
  3237 thief (n)
       
  3238 thin (adj)
       
  3239 thing (n)
       
  3240 think (v)
       
  3241 • to think about something
       
  3242 • I think he's left.
       
  3243 • What did you think of the film?
       
  3244 • I think I'll go.
       
  3245 • I'm thinking of going.
       
  3246 thirsty (adj)
       
  3247 this (det & pron)
       
  3248 those (det & pron)
       
  3249 though (conj)
       
  3250 thought (n)
       
  3251 • to have thoughts about something
       
  3252 • to be deep in thought
       
  3253 thriller (n)
       
  3254 throat (n)
       
  3255 through (prep)
       
  3256 throw (v)
       
  3257 throw away (phr v)
       
  3258 • He threw away the old TV.
       
  3259 thumb (n)
       
  3260 thunder (n)
       
  3261 thunderstorm (n)
       
  3262 tick (n & v)
       
  3263 ticket (n)
       
  3264 tidy (adj & v)
       
  3265 tidy up (phr v)
       
  3266 • Please tidy up when you've finished.
       
  3267 tie (n & v)
       
  3268 • a shirt and tie (n)
       
  3269 • to tie with string (v)
       
  3270 tiger (n)
       
  3271 tight (adj)
       
  3272 • tight shoes
       
  3273 tights (n pi)
       
  3274 • a pair of tights
       
  3275 till (conj & prep)
       
  3276 • to wait till the end (prep)
       
  3277 • till he comes (conj)
       
  3278 time (n & v)
       
  3279 • What time is it? (n)
       
  3280 • It took a long time. (n)
       
  3281 • the last time (n)
       
  3282 • Is it time yet? (n)
       
  3283 • Four times five is twenty. (v)
       
  3284 timetable (n)
       
  3285 tin (n)
       
  3286 • a tin of peas
       
  3287 • made of tin
       
  3288 tiny (adj)
       
  3289 tip (n)
       
  3290 • the tip of the pencil
       
  3291 • a tip for the waitress
       
  3292 tired (adj)
       
  3293 tiring (adj)
       
  3294 tissue (n)
       
  3295 title (n)
       
  3296 to (prep)
       
  3297 toast (n)
       
  3298 • toast for breakfast
       
  3299 today (adv & n)
       
  3300 toe (n)
       
  3301 together (adv)
       
  3302 toilet (n)
       
  3303 tomato (n)
       
  3304 tomorrow (adv & n)
       
  3305 tongue (n)
       
  3306 tonight (adv & n)
       
  3307 too (adv)
       
  3308 • I've been there, too.
       
  3309 • It's too heavy to lift.
       
  3310 tooth/teeth (n)
       
  3311 toothache (n)
       
  3312 toothbrush (n)
       
  3313 toothpaste (n)
       
  3314 top (adj & n)
       
  3315 • top of the class (adj)
       
  3316 • at the top of his voice (n)
       
  3317 topic (n)
       
  3318 total (adj & n)
       
  3319 totally (adv)
       
  3320 touch (v)
       
  3321 tour (n & v)
       
  3322 tour guide (n)
       
  3323 tourism (n)
       
  3324 tourist (n)
       
  3325 tourist information centre (n)
       
  3326 tournament (n)
       
  3327 toward(s) (prep)
       
  3328 towel (n)
       
  3329 tower (n)
       
  3330 town (n)
       
  3331 toy (n)
       
  3332 track (n)
       
  3333 • a race track
       
  3334 tracksuit (n)
       
  3335 trade (n)
       
  3336 traditional (adj)
       
  3337 traffic (n)
       
  3338 traffic jam (n)
       
  3339 traffic light(s) (n)
       
  3340 train (n & v)
       
  3341 • to travel by train (n)
       
  3342 • to train in a skill (v)
       
  3343 trainer (n)
       
  3344 • a pair of trainers
       
  3345 • a personal trainer
       
  3346 training (n)
       
  3347 tram (n)
       
  3348 transfer (v)
       
  3349 translate (v)
       
  3350 translation (n)
       
  3351 transport (n)
       
  3352 trash can (n) (Am Eng) (Br Eng:rubbish bin)
       
  3353 travel (v)
       
  3354 travel agent (n)
       
  3355 tree (n)
       
  3356 trend (n)
       
  3357 trick (n)
       
  3358 trip (n)
       
  3359 • a weekend trip
       
  3360 trouble (n)
       
  3361 trousers (n pi)
       
  3362 truck (Am Eng) (Br Eng: lorry)
       
  3363 trunk (n) (Am Eng) (Br Eng: boot)
       
  3364 • the trunk of a car
       
  3365 true (adj)
       
  3366 • Is it true?
       
  3367 • a true friend
       
  3368 trumpet (n)
       
  3369 trust (v)
       
  3370 • to trust someone
       
  3371 truth (n)
       
  3372 try (v)
       
  3373 • to try to do something
       
  3374 • to try (out) something
       
  3375 try on (phr v)
       
  3376 • to try on shoes
       
  3377 T-shirt (n)
       
  3378 tube (n)
       
  3379 • a tube of toothpaste
       
  3380 tuna (n)
       
  3381 tune (n)
       
  3382 tunnel (n)
       
  3383 turkey (n)
       
  3384 turn (n & v)
       
  3385 • to turn your head (v)
       
  3386 • to turn the page (v)
       
  3387 • It's my turn. (n)
       
  3388 • The wheels began to turn. (v)
       
  3389 turn down (phr v)
       
  3390 • Could you turn down the music?
       
  3391 turning (n)
       
  3392 • the first turning on the left
       
  3393 turn into (phr v)
       
  3394 • The water had turned into ice.
       
  3395 turn off (phr v)
       
  3396 • She turned off the engine.
       
  3397 turn on (phr v)
       
  3398 • Can you turn on the TV?
       
  3399 turn up (phr v)
       
  3400 • Turn up the radio I can hardly hear it.
       
  3401 twice (adv)
       
  3402 twin (n)
       
  3403 type (n & v)
       
  3404 • a type of person (n)
       
  3405 • to type a letter (v)
       
  3406 typical (adj)
       
  3407 typically (adv)
       
  3408 tyre (n)
       
  3409 ugly (adj)
       
  3410 umbrella (n)
       
  3411 unable (adj)
       
  3412 unbelievable (adj)
       
  3413 uncle (n)
       
  3414 uncomfortable (adj)
       
  3415 under (prep)
       
  3416 • under the bed
       
  3417 • under £10.00
       
  3418 underground (adj & n)
       
  3419 • underground trains (adj)
       
  3420 • to travel by underground (n)
       
  3421 underline (v)
       
  3422 underneath (prep)
       
  3423 underpants (n)
       
  3424 understand (v)
       
  3425 underwear (n)
       
  3426 undress (v)
       
  3427 unemployed (adj)
       
  3428 unemployment (n)
       
  3429 unexpected (adj)
       
  3430 unfair (adj)
       
  3431 unfit (adj)
       
  3432 unforgettable (adj)
       
  3433 unfortunately (adv)
       
  3434 unfriendly (adj)
       
  3435 unhappy (n)
       
  3436 unhealthy (adj)
       
  3437 uniform (n)
       
  3438 union (n)
       
  3439 unit (n)
       
  3440 unkind (adj)
       
  3441 unknown (adj)
       
  3442 unimportant (adj)
       
  3443 uninterested (adj)
       
  3444 uninteresting (adj)
       
  3445 universe (n)
       
  3446 university (n)
       
  3447 unless (conj)
       
  3448 unlikey (adj)
       
  3449 unlucky (adj)
       
  3450 unnecessary (adj)
       
  3451 unpack (v)
       
  3452 unpleasant (adj)
       
  3453 until (prep & conj)
       
  3454 unusual (adv)
       
  3455 unwell (adj)
       
  3456 up (adv & prep)
       
  3457 • to walk up the hill (prep)
       
  3458 • Are you up yet? (awake and dressed) (adv)
       
  3459 • Lift your head up. (adv)
       
  3460 • Speak up, please. (adv)
       
  3461 update (n & v)
       
  3462 upload (n)
       
  3463 upon (prep)
       
  3464 • once upon a time
       
  3465 • That depends upon when you finish.
       
  3466 upper (adj)
       
  3467 upset (adj)
       
  3468 upstairs (adj & adv)
       
  3469 up to (prep phr)
       
  3470 • up to six people up to date (prep phr)
       
  3471 urgent (adj)
       
  3472 urgently (adv)
       
  3473 us (pron)
       
  3474 use (n & v)
       
  3475 • Can you use a computer? (v)
       
  3476 • It's for the use of teachers only. (n)
       
  3477 • Is this any use to you? (n)
       
  3478 • used to (v)
       
  3479 • I used to cycle a lot when I was younger.
       
  3480 • I'm not used to getting up early.
       
  3481 useful (adj)
       
  3482 user (n)
       
  3483 usual (adj)
       
  3484 usually (adv)
       
  3485 v/versus (prep)
       
  3486 • Manchester United v Liverpool
       
  3487 valley (n)
       
  3488 valuable (adj)
       
  3489 value (n)
       
  3490 van (n)
       
  3491 vanilla (n)
       
  3492 variety (n)
       
  3493 various (adj)
       
  3494 vase (n)
       
  3495 vegetable (n)
       
  3496 vegetarian (n & adj)
       
  3497 vehicle (n)
       
  3498 very (adv)
       
  3499 vet (n)
       
  3500 via (prep)
       
  3501 video (n & v)
       
  3502 video clip (n)
       
  3503 video game (n)
       
  3504 view (n)
       
  3505 • a beautiful view
       
  3506 village (n)
       
  3507 violin (n)
       
  3508 virus (n)
       
  3509 • a computer virus
       
  3510 visa (n)
       
  3511 visit (n & v)
       
  3512 visitor (n)
       
  3513 vocabulary (n)
       
  3514 voice (n)
       
  3515 volleyball (n)
       
  3516 volume (n)
       
  3517 vote (n & v)
       
  3518 vowel (n)
       
  3519 wage(s) (n)
       
  3520 wait (n & v)
       
  3521 waiter (n)
       
  3522 waiting room (n)
       
  3523 waitress (n)
       
  3524 wake (v)
       
  3525 wake up (phr v)
       
  3526 walk (n & v)
       
  3527 walking (n)
       
  3528 wall (n)
       
  3529 wallet (n)
       
  3530 want (v)
       
  3531 war (n)
       
  3532 wardrobe (n)
       
  3533 warm (adj)
       
  3534 warn (v)
       
  3535 warning (n)
       
  3536 wash (n & v)
       
  3537 wash up (phr v)
       
  3538 washing machine (n)
       
  3539 washing-up (n)
       
  3540 • to do the washing-up
       
  3541 waste (adj & v)
       
  3542 watch (n & v)
       
  3543 • My watch keeps good time. (n)
       
  3544 • I watched TV last night. (v)
       
  3545 water (n & v)
       
  3546 waterfall (n)
       
  3547 wave (n & v)
       
  3548 • waves at sea (n)
       
  3549 • to wave goodbye (v)
       
  3550 way (n)
       
  3551 • Is this the way?
       
  3552 • the wrong way
       
  3553 • a long way
       
  3554 • to stand in the way
       
  3555 • That's the way to do it.
       
  3556 • way of life
       
  3557 • way in, way out
       
  3558 we (pron)
       
  3559 weak (adj)
       
  3560 • to feel weak
       
  3561 • a weak excuse
       
  3562 wear (v)
       
  3563 • to wear a dress
       
  3564 wear out (phr v & adj)
       
  3565 • You'll wear out those shoes. (v)
       
  3566 • My shoes are worn out. (adj)
       
  3567 weather (n)
       
  3568 weather forecast (n)
       
  3569 web (n)
       
  3570 webcam (n)
       
  3571 web page (n)
       
  3572 website (n)
       
  3573 wedding (n)
       
  3574 week (n)
       
  3575 weekday (n)
       
  3576 weekend (n)
       
  3577 weekly (adj & adv)
       
  3578 • a weekly magazine (adj)
       
  3579 • to phone home twice weekly (adv)
       
  3580 weigh (v)
       
  3581 weight (n)
       
  3582 welcome (n & v)
       
  3583 • a warm welcome (n)
       
  3584 • Welcome to London! (v)
       
  3585 well (adj, adv & exclam)
       
  3586 • I'm very well, thanks. (adj)
       
  3587 • to behave very well (adv)
       
  3588 • Shake the bottle well. (adv)
       
  3589 • Well, here we are. (exclam)
       
  3590 well done! (adv)
       
  3591 well-dressed (adj)
       
  3592 well-known (adj)
       
  3593 well made I well-made (adv & adj)
       
  3594 west (adj, adv & n)
       
  3595 western (adj)
       
  3596 wet (adj)
       
  3597 • wet clothes
       
  3598 • wet weather
       
  3599 whale (n)
       
  3600 what (det & pron)
       
  3601 whatever (pron & det)
       
  3602 wheel (n)
       
  3603 wheelchair (n)
       
  3604 when (adv)
       
  3605 whenever (conj)
       
  3606 where (adv & conj)
       
  3607 wherever (conj)
       
  3608 whether (conj)
       
  3609 which (pron & det)
       
  3610 while, whilst (conj)
       
  3611 white (adj)
       
  3612 who (pron)
       
  3613 whole (adj & n)
       
  3614 whose (det & pron)
       
  3615 why (adv)
       
  3616 wide (adj)
       
  3617 • a wide road
       
  3618 wife (n)
       
  3619 wild (adj)
       
  3620 wildlife (n)
       
  3621 will (mv)
       
  3622 willing (adj)
       
  3623 win (v)
       
  3624 wind (n)
       
  3625 • A strong wind was blowing.
       
  3626 window (n)
       
  3627 windscreen (n)
       
  3628 windsurfing (n)
       
  3629 windy (n)
       
  3630 wing (n)
       
  3631 • a bird's wing
       
  3632 • the wing of an aeroplane
       
  3633 winner (n)
       
  3634 wise (adj)
       
  3635 wish (n & v)
       
  3636 • Best wishes. (n)
       
  3637 • Wish me luck. (v)
       
  3638 • I wish you were here. (v)
       
  3639 with (prep)
       
  3640 within (prep)
       
  3641 without (prep)
       
  3642 woman (n)
       
  3643 wonder (v)
       
  3644 • I wonder what he said.
       
  3645 wonderful (adj)
       
  3646 wood (n)
       
  3647 • to be made of wood
       
  3648 • in a large wood
       
  3649 wooden (adj)
       
  3650 wool (n)
       
  3651 word (n)
       
  3652 • words in a sentence
       
  3653 • He didn't say a word.
       
  3654 work (n & v)
       
  3655 • school work (n)
       
  3656 • to work for a living (v)
       
  3657 • hard work (n)
       
  3658 • to be out of work (n)
       
  3659 worker (n)
       
  3660 working (adj)
       
  3661 workout (n)
       
  3662 • I like a good workout at the gym.
       
  3663 work out (phr v)
       
  3664 • I work out at the gym every day.
       
  3665 world (n)
       
  3666 worried (adj)
       
  3667 worry (n & v)
       
  3668 worse (adj & adv)
       
  3669 worst (adj & adv)
       
  3670 worth (adj)
       
  3671 would (mv)
       
  3672 wow (exclam)
       
  3673 wrap (up) (v & phr v)
       
  3674 • to wrap (up) a parcel
       
  3675 write (v)
       
  3676 write down (phr v)
       
  3677 • write down an address
       
  3678 writer (n)
       
  3679 writing (n)
       
  3680 written (adj)
       
  3681 wrong (adj)
       
  3682 yard (n)
       
  3683 yeah (exclam)
       
  3684 year (n)
       
  3685 yellow (adj)
       
  3686 yes (adv)
       
  3687 yesterday (adv)
       
  3688 yet (adv)
       
  3689 yoga (n)
       
  3690 yoghurt (n)
       
  3691 you (pron)
       
  3692 you know (exclam)
       
  3693 young (adj)
       
  3694 your (det)
       
  3695 yours (pron)
       
  3696 yourself (pron)
       
  3697 youth (n)
       
  3698 zebra (n)
       
  3699 zero (n)
       
  3700 zone (n)
       
  3701 zoo (n)