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Test Your
Peter Watcyn-Jones and Olivia Johnston
PENGUIN ENGLISH
Pearson Education Limited
Edinburgh Gate
Harlow Essex CM202JE, England and Associated Companies throughout the world.
ISBN 0 582 45167 1
Fifth impression 2005
First published in Sweden by Kursverksamhetens förlag 1979
Published by Penguin Books 1985, 1996
This edition published 2002
Text copyright@ Peter Watcyn-Jones 1979, 2002
Text copyright © Olivia Johnston 2002
Designed and typeset by Pantek Arts Ltd, Maidstone, Kent
Test Yourformat devised by Peter Watcyn-Jones
Illustrations by Rupert Besley, Martin Fish, Vince Silcock and Mark Watkinson Printed in China. SWTC/05
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To the student
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In the kitchen
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Adjectives with the same meaning 3 In the garden 
4 In the study 5
Things to buy
6 Phrases 1
7 Bedroom things
8 Family life
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Jobs
10 Verbs and nouns 1
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Lets get
technical 12 Around
the house 
13 Verbs: saying 14 Money
15 Prepositions Of movement
16 In the town 
17 In the living room 18 Choose the word 
19 Food and drink
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WhatS the matter?
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In the bathroom
22 Adjectives: people
23 Clothes
24 Word groups 25 Prepositions
26 Verbs and nouns 2
27 More money
28 Verbs: thinking and.feeling
29 Sport 30 Animals
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Music
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34 Adjectives: things
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Fruit and vegetables
36 Phrasal verbs
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Fun and leisure 1
38 Fun and leisure 2
39 Places to live
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People
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More prepositions
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Maths 44 Electrical
things 45
Verbs: third person
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Verbs: going places
47 British and American English
48Kinuta Island
49 Sport
50 Films and TV
51 Opposites: adjectives
52 Choose the word
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Compound nouns 54
Verbs: using your hands 55 Abstract nouns
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Adjectives crossword
57 Anagrams
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Definitions 59 Too many words 
60 Same word, different meaning
Answers
Word list
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This book will help you to learn new English words while having fun at the same time. Many of the tests use pictures — such as the tests on the things in the house, fruit and vegetables, sports, clothes and places in town. Others are based on word types — for example, verbs, adjectives and prepositions. There are also tests on pairs of words that go together, opposites, and words that people often mix up. Use the contents list to find the right test for you. Or go through the book and choose one that looks interesting or has drawings that you like. So if you feel like doing a crossword, choose a crossword. If you feel like looking at cartoons, try one of the Phrases tests
where you match words to a picture. If a test is fun to do, this is one of the best ways of learning new words fast. There's no need to start at the beginning and work through every test in the book. The tests at the end are
no more difficult than the ones at the beginning.
There are tip boxes on nearly every page. They will give you extra help and information. They will also give you ideas on how to learn new words.
To really learn a new word, you will need to do each test more than once.
So use a pencil to write the answers in the book when you
test yourself. Then, check your answers and look carefully at the words you
didn't know or got wrong. Finally, rub out your answers ready for the next time you try
that test, Each test will take you between five and fifteen minutes the first
time you do it, but the next time you will probably be much quicker.
The tests in this book do not get harder as you go from Test 1 to Test 60. However, the five books in the Test Your Vocabulary series are carefully graded from Book 1 (for beginners) to Book 5, which is for advanced students. If you find this book is too easy, try the next one up. If you find it is too hard, try the next one down.
Good luck with learning the words in this book. And we hope that you will enjoy using the words in real situations once you've learnt them here.
Peter Watcyn-Jones and Olivia Johnston
Write the numbers I to 12 next to the correct words.
bowl bread board cloth corkscrew
electric kettle 3
frying pan 
jug
mug 
saucepan
tea towel tin opener
toaster
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In English we can often put two nouns together to make compound nouns
like bread board and tin opener. Sometimes the two nouns are
written as one word like saucepan and corkscrew.
In British English the cloth that we
use for drying dishes is a tea towel. In
American English, it's a dish cloth.
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Write the numbers 1 to 14 next to the correct words.
Find words with the same meaning in the wordsquare T) and write
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apple tree |
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garage |
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fantas+ic |
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cheap |
back door
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ladder |
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sad |
balcony |
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lawn |
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weird |
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leaves |
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enormous |
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good-looking |
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intelligent
To form the
opposite of some adjectives, we can put a prefix in front of them. The prefix
un- is the commonest one meaning not, for example 
unattractive, uninteresting, unintelligent, unpopular.
The prefix im- also means not. It is less common than un- and it can only go in
front of words that begin with m or p, for example impolite, impossible and
immoral.
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Write the numbers I to 14 next to the
correct words.
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biro calculator calendar desk diary
filing cabinet paper fountain pen pencil pencil sharpener 
rubber
ruler 
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scissors stapler
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Another word for a biro is a ballpoint. The word biro comes from the name of
the man who invented the first ballpoint pen in 1938. the Hungarian Lazlo Biro.
LazloS biros became very popular with pilots because they worked well at high
altitudes.
• There are other
English words that come from the names of inventors, The word sandwich is
probably the most famous one. The sandwich was invented in 1762 by the Earl of
Sandwich. In 1762 he put a piece of cooked meat between two Slices of bread so
that he could carry on
playing cards white he was eating.
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Write the correct phrase from the box under each picture.
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biscuits orange
juice yoghurt
a tube of 2 
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toothpaste jam tomatoes
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doughnuts toilet
paper popcorn
• In British English we use the word
can for drinks: a can of beer/ cola / lemonade. We use the word tin for food: a
tin of tomatoes / beans / apricots. In American English the word can is used
for food and drinks. • We don't just use the word bar with chocolate. We also
use it with soap.
matches chocolate bread of flowers.
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eggs |
olive oil |
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Match the words to the pictures.
Write the letters a to h in the balloons.
a Don't worry. I won't, 
b Thanks. I'll need it.
C Same to you.
ad Sure. What's the problem?
e I'm
bored.
Me too.
Nor do I.
I'm
afraid I'm using it. 
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• The expression Me too and Me neither
are slightly less formal ways of 
saying So am I ISO do I and Nor am I / Nor do l. They only exist in the
first person singular. We can't, for example, say
The negative form Me neither is less common than the positive form
Me too.
• The expression Same to you is short for The same to you.
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Write the numbers 1 to 12 next to the
correct words.
alarm clock bed blanket
chest of drawers
curtains drawer
duvet
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mirror pillow
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sheet
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The word duvet is French. There are
other French words that have become part of the English language, for example
café, restaurant, garage, bouquet and menu. How many foreign words can
you think of that have become part of your language?
• 
A word-web is a useful way of
recording new words. Choose a subject that you like and write one word in the
middle of a big piece of paper. Which words in English or your own language
come into your head? Use a dictionary to build up your web, Here is an example
of a word-web based on the word house.
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A Read Heidi's words and write the names of the people on the family tree.
My name's Heidi. I'm married to Kerim. We have two
children, Aisha and Leila. My mum, Wendy, died when I was a teenager. My dad,
Keith, got married to Katrina fourteen years ago. I've got one sister,
Gina, and one brother, Andy. Gina's married to Jean-Claude, who's French.
they've got a little girl called Julie and a boy of twelve
:alled Michael. My brother Andy was married to a girl called Zaroline but they got divorced. Luckily they didn't have my children. Now he's married to a girl called Susanna.
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B What do they all say about family life? Choose the correct word for each gap.
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Kerim:
My (1) father—in-law Keith is really nice. We're partners in a 
computer software company.
Aisha:
My (2) 
Gina is really bossy. She always makes
me eat everything on my plate.
Leila:
My (3) Andy should get divorced again. I don't
like 
his wife, Susanna.
Heidi:
I like my (4) Katrina very much. She's like a real mother to me.
Keith:
My (5) 
Kerim, is a really reliable person. I
couldn't manage the business without him.
Gina: I don't get on very well with my (6) Susanna. I get on much better with Andy's (7) Caroline.
J. Claude: My (8) Andy is a really nice guy but I don't like his (9) Susanna very much. She complains about everything.
Julie: My (10) Aisha and Leila are coming on holiday with us next summer. We're going to rent a big house in the south of France.
Michael:
I'm trying to teach my (11) Keith and Katrina to speak French. They're really slow!
Susanna: My (12) Andy
prefers his sisters to me.
Keith:
I get on well with everyone in the family. Well, nearly everyone. I have a
problem with my (13) Susanna.
The plural of sister-in-law and brother-in-law is sisters-in-law and brothers-in-law.
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accountant -aæhiteet- camerawoman carpenter flight attendant journalist librarian mechanic presenter sales rep sound engineer tour guide |
disc jockey plumber traffic warden |
My cousin Luigi is fixing somebody's car. He's a
My cousin Annabel works for a make-up company. She's trying to sell their
products in Frankfurt this week. She's a
My aunt Sue is working with a film crew in Africa. She operates the
camera. She's a
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Everyone recognizes my cousin Lucy when she goes to the supermarket.
She's a TV
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My cousin Carol is interviewing a
politician today. She works for a newspaper. She's a
I've got to take a group of tourists round London later today. I'm
• The phrase sales rep is short for sales representative, The short form is much commoner.
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There are several
words for a person who teaches: teacher, instructor and coach. We say a maths /
language teacher, a driving instructor and 
a tennis / football
coach.
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Everyone in my family works really
hard.
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My mother
is on a plane somewhere above the Atlantic Ocean. She's not on a business trip
or on holiday. She's a
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My sister
Marsha is asleep at the moment but she was playing records at a radio station
all last night. She's a
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My brother Dave makes kitchen cupboards and dining room
tables. He's a
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My brother
Frank is probably putting a ticket on a car. That ticket means somebody has to
pay a fine. Frank is a
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My other
brother, Andrew, is mending somebody's hot water system. He's a
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My aunt Luisa counts
up other people's money. She tells people how much tax they need to pay. She's
an
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My uncle Martin is
probably putting books back on a shelf. He's a
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Match the verbs to the nouns.
Let's get technical
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answerphone Internet |
click printer |
-G.epy- floppy disk program recharge |
e-mail screen |
fax |
Complete the sentences with the
correct words from the box.
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Verbs Nouns
boila a hole
ba TV programme ca video
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Could
you print another copy of this letter. I want ethe coffee to keep one and
give one to Steve. the
dog the numberMyaddress is lucyjoffe@hotshots.co.uk.
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hthe
plants3 Tina's
got a good computerwhich teaches you
the roomto
type in ten lessons.
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your
jeans4 You
can find some really cheap air tickets on the
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B Complete
each sentence with the correct verb + noun. 5 If
you look at a computerall day, your eyes get tired.
I'm going to make some pasta. First I need to boil some wafer.
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I've got a colour . It's very fast and can print up Be
careful or you'll on the nail in that fence.
to ten pages a minute.
Can you please?
He's looking hungry.
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Can
you? Or would you prefer tea? on
it.
I always forget to and
then they suddenly die.
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Move the mouse slowly
on the mat and on the
If
we're going to plant that tree, we need to first. left
button.
I'm going out tonight. Can you for
me? It's on
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I'm having some friends round tonight.
I must 10I'm going to draw a map andit to Selina. She's It's in a terrible
mess. coming here this afternoon and she doesn't know the way.
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nothing good on TV tonight. Let's11Martin wasn't in so I left a message on his
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• The words program and programme both exist in British English. The
The verb rent has two
meanings:form program is used tor computers. while the form programme is used
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• to lend something in return for money. She rents rooms to students. with a c when it refers to music, for examp!e compact disc, disc jockey.
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1 2 Around the houseMatch the things that go together. Draw lines from each word on the left to
the correct word on the right.
cup saucepan torch paint 
hammer 
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hot
water bottle 
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batteries brush saucer nail 
top 
thread 
The word brush can be used with another noun to show what the brush is used for: paint brush, hairbrush, toothbrush, clothes brush, make-up brush.
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Write the missing verbs in the sentences below. Choose from the following:
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argue -deside- describe discuss explain introduce promise pronounce refuse repeat reply suggest thank |
What
shall I buy Linda for her birthday: a CD or a book? I can't
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Don 't this to anyone. I don't want anyone
else to know.
5 How can Iyou for all your kindness?
we go to the Picasso exhibition this
morning and have lunch at the art gallery.
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I don't understand
this chemistry. Can you _ 
it
to me?
8 I felt sorry for her and when she asked me to help her, I couldn't
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I usually with Jim about films and books. We 
like
the same sort of things.
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In
class we sometimes
politics and big news stories.
you won't tell anyone else. It's a
secret
between us.
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They often 
about money because he says she spends
too much.
They
want an answer to their questions. We have to
to their letter this week.
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When
you come to New York, I'll 
you to all my friends.
There are several ways of remembering the meaning ot new words. You can write a translation. draw a picture, write an example sentence using the
word, write an
explanation in English or your own language. On this page, you will learn the
meanings of the verbs from the example sentences. You may also be able to write
a translation into your own language of some of the verbs,
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cost |
count |
earn |
find |
hide |
lose -make- pay |
save |
steal |
Complete the sentences with the
correct verbs in the Past Simple. 
street. yesterday,
there was more.
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a money word-web uses |
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pocket money to buy these. |
under this tree. |
the verbs from this test. Start like this: |
haircut. money
in Las Vegas.
In
this test. all the words you have to write in the gaps are verbs. Try making 
that verbs. nouns and adjectives. You
can include
year.
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through |
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The frog jumped out of the lake |
a stone near my |
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their way to school. |
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a) on top of b) above |
onto |
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The two boys ran the road.
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slowly smiling. a) opposite b) against c) across
a) towards b) near C) between
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She put the hather wardrobe.
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were tired after runningthe field three times. a) on top of b) over c)
through
a) over b) near c) round
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They spent the day
walkingthe river bank. a) across b) above c) along
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Drawing
pictures is a good way of remembering the meaning of 6prepositions. The
pictures can be quite simple. For example:
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their gardens.
a) on top of
b) along c) over
The leopard moved slowlythe long grass.
a) through b) between c) inside
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a) away from b) in front of c) out of
I heard the police officer say, 'Move
awaythe car.'
a) of b) from c) out
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In the town5
Write the numbers I to 12 next to the correct words.
art gallery z
department store factory 
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pavement pedestrian crossing 
roundabout sea front shopping mall
tourist
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town hall underground station
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• In London, the underground is often called the tube. People say:
'Where is the nearest tube station?' 'Can we get there by tube?' What time is the last tube?'
• In New York, the subway is the equivalent of the London Underground. In Washington DC, it is called the Metro.
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Write the numbers I to 16 next to the
correct words. 7
armchair
blind
cushion fireplace 
fruit bowl
10 lamp 
music
system 
painting 
piano 
remote control
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table mat
video recorder 
• Other phrases meaning the same as music system are stereo, stereo system and sound system.
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The phrase video recorder is usually
shortened to video: Turn the video on. A video is also the film that you watch
on a video.
I've got Titanic on video. I've rented it from our local video shop.
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Choose the word to best complete each
sentence. 
When we were in Spain last year, we at
a fabulous
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hotel overlooking the beach. |
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a) recipe receipt c) bill |
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a) stayed b) stopped c) lived |
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a) recipe b) statement c) prescription
a) fun b)
nice c) funny 
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3 Would
you this letter to the post office, please? hate doing
the
especially cleaning the windows.
a) jobs b) housework c) homework
a) send b) take c) bring
4 The on
the west coast of Scotland is really beautiful.
a) scenery b) nature c) view
5 Elana
has a
job at a chemist's.
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a) job b) work c) occupation
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to see the manager, please.
a) will b) want c) would
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Is there anything
you'd like me to get you?
a) else b) again c) other
• Sometimes language learners are confused by two or three words that
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These shoes don't
They're much too big. sound
similar or have slightly similar meanings. Or else an English word is
a)
suit b) pass c)
fit similar to a word in their language so they think it means the same thing.
If you know which words confuse you, you can solve the problem by writing 
example sentences. For example. if
receipt, recipe and bill confuse you, check the meaning in a dictionary, then
write a sentence using each one.
• The p in receipt is silent. We do not pronounce it.
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Complete the crossword. Each answer is related to food.
Across
You can make it with lettuce and tomatoes.
6 The meat from a pig.
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Tomato
is popular on spaghetti.
8 It's made from milk and
tastes a bit sour.
09 People often eat it at the
cinema.
12 floss is pink, very sweet and looks like cotton wool. 14 They are not good for your teeth.
17 They are small dry fruits. They are sometimes in cereals, chocolate or on top of ice cream.
18 Hot is a good drink for winter nights.
20 They eat and grow a lot of this in China, India and Japan. 22 A piece of beef. It's often eaten with chips.
23 drinks are
drinks that don't have alcohol in them. 25 An ice
is ice with a flavour, on a stick, 26 These little
pink things are a kind of seafood.
28 The meat from cows.
Down
2 It's a sweet round cake,
covered with sugar, with jam or cream in the middle.
3 You look at it before
you order food in a restaurant. 
4 Vanilla is a very
popular
Of ice cream.
5 It's sweet and is made by bees.
It's usually on the table with the
salt.
Spaghetti and ravioli are types of
An egg
dish. It can be made with cheese or potatoes, for example,
cola doesn't have sugar in it. 15
Mineral water that has gas in it is
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They're very small meals.
18 A lot of people have a bowl of it with milk and sugar for breakfast.
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The meat from young sheep.
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Mineral water without gas is
24 oil is made in most Mediterranean countries.
27 Food that isn't cooked is
The word diet is usually a noun.
She's on a special vegetarian diet.
He's on a diet because he wants to lose weight.
It can also be used as
an adjective in phrases like diet cola / lemonade.
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What is each person saying? Write the correct words under each picture.
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means I've got a pain in my It can be 
used with most parts of the body. For
example I've got a bad back / knee / foot / leg / eye / throat. We don't use it
with head. -I've-get-a-bad-head• The word tummy is often used for stomach. It
is more informal than stomach.
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Write the 
I to 19 next to the correct words.
basin shower 
bath soap
bath matsponge
brush 
tap comb toilet
make-up toilet paper 
perfume
toothbrush 
razor toothpaste scales 
towel
shampoo
a bathroom. we wash Our handS in a basin. We do not call it a basin if it is in a kitchen; we call it a sink.
'n American English, a tap is called a faucet.
The word scales, like scissors, is always plural. The scales are in the bathroom cupboard. NOT
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bad-tempered lazy |
big-headed loud selfish |
bossy serious |
calm shy |
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Complete the sentences below with the correct adjectives.
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She's a bit . She always tells you how you should do
everything.
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Why are you so ? You've eaten all the ice cream. There are
other people in this family.
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Why is she always so ? She never
laughs or smiles. The Other students in the group are very friendly and
we all get on well.
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Gina shouts instead of talking and always laughs at her own jokes.
She's a very person.
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He always
worked hard at school and university. He's a person.
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He gave me a lift
when I missed the bus. He's so kind and
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He thinks he's the
cleverest guy in the world. He is very
in the mornings. It's best if you
don't Many adjectives end in —y, -ful, -ed and -ious. me before nine o'clock! How
do these adjectives end? Write the complete adjective in the correct box. speak
to
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ending in —ful |
ending in —ious |
ending in —ed |
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beauti...,
blue-ey..., dark-hair..., industr..., naught..., relig..., sill... wonder...
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My sister is terribly
. She drives everywhere and refuses to walk.
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She is quite aperson. She always looks down at the floor when she
speaks to you.
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She never
shouts and she's never in a hurry. She's always
Can you add any more adjectives to the boxes?
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Write the numbers I to 20 next to the correct words.
bikini shorts
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slippers |
dressing gown 
sweatshirt 114
fleece swimming costume 
gloves swimming
trunks knickers 
tights 
nightie 
tracksuit
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pyjamas trainers sandals T-shirt
scarf 
underpants
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Knickers are worn by women, underpants
or pants are worn by men.
• lnAmerican English, pants means trousers.
• The words knickers, pyiamas,
shorts, tights, trunks and underpants are always in the plural. My pyjamas need
a wash. NOT Mypyjemasffleeds--a -week These tights are too small. NOT
This-tights-is-too-smalk.
• In British English the spelling is pyjamas. The American spelling is pajamas.
• The original meaning of the word
fleece is the woolly coat of a sheep. It also means a warm top made of
synthetic material. Fleeces, unlike 
sweaters, aren't knitted.
40 Test Your Vocabulary 2 41
Word groups
Complete each group of words on the
left with a word from the box. Then write the name for each group in the grid. whale
1
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
People
usually find it easier to learn new words in a set. Try adding three 
more words to each of the
sets on this page.
Look at the plan of the boat. Then complete the sentences with the missing
The Barcelona Deck is
Car Deck B.
One of the restaurants is 
the Shop and the Sunset Bar.
The Seaview Lounge is
the restaurant.
There are cabins
the Copenhagen Deck.
The Observation Deck is
the Captain's Bridge.
You can find out your cabin number
the reception desk.
You can have a meal
one of the restaurants.
There are steps going up 
the Observation Deck.
You have to go through the shop if you go 
the
Seagull Club
the restaurant.
• A public sitting room, for example at a hotel, at an airport or on a boat, is called a lounge.
• A deck means the part of a boat where people can walk or sit outside. A bedroom on a boat is called a cabin.
• In a building we talk about floors: My flat is on the third floor. But
on a boat, we talk about decks: Our cabin is on the Copenhagen Deck.
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A Match the verbs to the nouns. 
Verbs Nouns 
1 burn 
a
a bank 
-2 crash b a message 
drop 
litter 
failsome flowers pick the car 
repair the kitchen floor 
rob the Internet 
surf the washing machine 
sweep your exam 
take your hand 
B Complete each sentence with
the correct verb + noun.
Be careful. You're going to burn
your hand on the hot frying pan.
2
A gang in Los
Angeles tried to
on a Sunday. They forgot it was closed!
3
Can you call a plumber? I need someone 
to
4
Can you go into the garden and
for the dinner table
tonight?
I have to before the guests come. It's really dirty.
lž6Q There's a new café
where you can
or write e-mails while you have a coffee.
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9
There's ice on the road. You should slow down or you'll
There's rubbish all down the street. Why do some people always
We're going out. If anyone calls, can you 
please?
You've worked really hard. I'm sure you won't
• The word Internet is often shortened to Net.
I was surfing the Net yesterday and I found a really interesting website.
• The word litter is used for rubbish in the street, not in a house.
There's a litter bin at the end of the street. BUT We keep our rubbish 
bin under the kitchen sink.
45
Complete the crossword. Each answer
is related to money.
Across
I
don't have enough money for that motorbike. I can't
it.
American money.
You carry your money in it.
He gave the taxi driver £10 and told him to keep the
8 You can use this plastic thing instead of money when you buy things. (6,4)
The highest one in Britain is a
£50 one.
13 You can get money from it when the
bank is shut. (The clue for
14 Down will help you!)
15 There
are one hundred pence in one 
16
You are if you don't have a lot of money.
Down
If you don't keep your money
under your bed, you probably keep it in a bank
2 This person is the boss of a bank.
3 If
you want to send someone money, it's safer to send a 
But you mustn't forget
to sign it.
6 A British 50 pence is silver and has seven sides. • Scotland has its own notes: £5, £10, £20 and 250. They are produced by
7 There are one hundred of these in a pound. the Bank of Scotland and
look slightly different from the notes produced 9 You areif you have a lot of
money. by the Bank of England. The Scottish notes are worth the same as the 
English ones and are valid all
over Britain.
10 There are one hundred of these in
a dollar. • There are two
plurals for the word penny: pence and pennies. When
12 This is the money Of most Of the countries of Europe. talking about
the price of something, we use the form pence or the short 
14 This is a person's secret number for
getting money from a form p. I paid eighty-five pence for this biro. OR Here's
fifty p. Can you 
get me some chewing gum? cashpoint.
We use the form pennies when we are talking about the actual coins. I've got a lot of coins in my purse but I haven't got any pennies.
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feeling Name the sports in the pictures. Then match each sport to the place where
people do it. Choose from the words in the box. Write the missing verbs in the sentences below. Choose from the following:
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believe imagine |
dislike dream •expee¥ mind miss prefer suffer |
feel think |
forgive wonder |
hope wort)' |
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circuit course court pitch pitch pool ring rink track |
1
They said they'd be here at four o'clock and it's four now. I expect they'll
be here any minute.
2 'Where shall we go for lunch?'
'I don't. You choose.'
Don 't about me. I'll be very careful.
He was really sorry
about being late so I decided to 
him. it isn't going to
rain. We're having a picnic later.
who this letter is from. It looks like Hannah's writing.
 |
 |
what he looks like now.
people who
talk during films.
10 Which flavour ice cream do
you 
coffee or chocolate?
After a long swim, I
always
really hungry and thirsty.
She died quietly in her sleep. She didn't
at
all.
13 I'm going to work
in Australia but if I 
my friends and family a lot, I'm coming
back.
014 You
would look nice with short hair. Do you ever
of cutting it?
My dog often makes noises when he's
asleep. Do dogs 
• If someone offers you choices and you are happy with all of them, it is more polite to say I don't mind than I don't care.
• The verb mind is used in lot of other spoken English phrases, for example Would you mind if Never mind, Mind your own business.
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AnimalsWrite the numbers I to 18 next to the correct words. Then put the words in the correct group in the table. There are two words for each group.
ant 6 eagle penguin
butterfly fox pigeon
calf kangaroo
rhinoceros cheetah koala bear shark
deer Iamb snail
One way of
practising the names of animals is with the Chain Game. One person says an
animal, for example shark Shark ends in k so the next person has to say an
animal starting with k, for example koala bear. The third person in the chain
might say rabbit and the fourth might say tiger. A 
person is out when he ! she can't think
of an animal starting with the correct letten
You can play this game with other groups of words, for example verbs, adjectives, clothes, jobs, countries.
50 2 51
Complete the crossword. Each answer
is related to music.
Across
1 A
CD or cassette with a collection of songs or music by the same artist.
A large group of musicians who play different instruments.
In this kind of music the words are spoken not sung.
9 Imagine is John Lennon's most famous 
It's
like a piano but it's electric.
14 Country and music.
Down
 |
3
Some singers hold it very close to their mouths.
04 The most important thing for a singer.
5 Celine Dion 's latest 
has sold millions of copies.
8
This music has a great 
. It
makes you want to dance.
9 A CD or cassette with just one or two Songs.
10 A rock or pop concert.
12 You hit these musical instruments with your hands or With sticks.
13
[ heard this song
on the radio this morning and now I can't get the
out of my head.
Country and Western music is sometimes
called Country music for short. It 
is popular music from the southern and
western United States. Dolly Parton and Garth Brooks are two famous Country and
Western singers.
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Phrases 2Match the words to the pictures. Write the letters a to j in the balloons.
7
The verb mind is used more in spoken
than in written English. The expression Never mind means Don't worry and is
often used in answer to someone who is saying sorry. See the Tip for Test 28 on
page 48.
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IA Match the verbs to
the nouns.8 She wrote the date and the amount Of money but she forgot to
 |
9To make these biscuits you have to first
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Verbs Nouns adda picture
 |
|
hang |
-d |
rubber gloves |
|
mix |
|
some string |
|
practise |
|
the cheque |
|
sign |
|
the mistakes |
|
tie |
h |
the piano |
|
wear |
|
the train |
|
miss |
|
two and two |
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3
 |
You shouldto clean the bath. That cleaning stuff is bad for your
hands.
4
 |
If you want to be in the concert, you have to every day.
5
I want toon this wall.
6
Let's round this box to keep it shut.
56
Write the missing words under the pictures. Choose from the following:
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baggy metal |
checked patterned striped |
cotton plæ•ietight |
grey heavy rubber silver torn woollen |
leather spotted |
 |
|
jeans |
shirt |
dressing gown |
scarf dress top
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boots belt socks
buckle earrings
rucksack fleece
• The colour grey is spelt gray in American English.
• Rubber boots are often called wellington boots in British English. They are an example of things named after their inventor. The Duke of Wellington invented them in the nineteenth century. See the Tip for Test 4 on page 5 for more examples of things named after their inventors.
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I to 14 next to the correct words.
beans
carrot
cucumber grapes 
leeks
lemon
lettuce
 |
mushrooms pear 
peas 
pineapple 
raspberries 
strawberries
watermelon
Fruit and vegetables, or food, work well as word groups for playing the
Chain Game.
See the Tip for Test 30 on page 51
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Choose the correct particle to complete each sentence. Choose from the
following.
|
away |
down out |
forward out |
up |
in up |
off up |
off up |
on |
out |
'Do you
know your next-door neighbours?'
'No, they only moved in last week.'
Can you turn the TV a little bit, please. I'm trying to do my homework.
3 Can
you turn the volume, please. I want to hear the news.
4 He gave playing football last year
after breaking his leg.
5 How did you work the
answer to the maths problem?
6
I can't see a thing. I'm going to switch 
another light.
7
I have to clear 
the mess. Can you help me, please?
8 If you make a mistake, just cross
it
and write the correct answer above.
9 She's really happy
because she's just found 
that she's expecting a baby.
10 Please switch 
your
engine before you fill your car with petrol.
62
11
12
15
She's a liar. She makesstories all the time.
Please fill this form and sign it at the bottom.
We can't fix this computer mouse. You'd better just throw it
We're driving her to the station. Do you
want to come and see 
her
We're really looking to our holiday in Thailand.
•
A phrasal verb is
a verb and a particle like up, off or out which has a 
different meaning from the verb on its
own. For example get = receive
BUT get back return.
• Some phrasal verbs have an object. for example look up. Sometimes we can put the object between the verb and the particle. Look up these words in the dictionary. OR Look these words up in the dictionary.
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64 Vocabulary 2
• The word trip can go with other nouns besides boat: car trip, coach trip, business trip, day trip. A day tap is a pleasure trip that is done in one day.
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Fun and leisure I to 12 next to the correct words. |
1 |
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art exhibition |
funfair |
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barbecue |
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birthday party |
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boat trip |
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carnival |
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circus |
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• 
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6
Complete the crossword. Each answer is related to fun and
leisure. Put the 
jumbled letters in order to get the answers to each clue.
9
Across
3 A good
way of seeing Paris is to take a boat down the Seine. 10
(RIPT)
15 In an all the
words
are
sung. (PAROE) 11
7 You can
send a card to the person you love on February 14th. It'S
's Day. (LAVTENIEN) 12
8 There
were thirty bands from all over the world at the music 
(LASTIFEV)
11 They spent the day 
in New York. They went up the Empire
State Building, then they took a ferry to the Statue of Liberty. (NEIGHSITGES)
13
The in this competition is a holiday for two in the
Bahamas. (ZEPIR)
14 The best at the funfair was the ghost train. (DIRE)
15 I've got a
blanket and lots of food in this basket. We're going for a 
in the park.
(NICCIP)
16 She bought a ticket for £1 and won £2 million. (ROTTELY)
Down
When
you tell a good one, people laugh. (KOJE)
2
Children dress up as ghosts and witches on . It's on October 31st. (WHOLENALE)
3 I'll show you a really good
card . Choose a card and I'll tell you what it is. (CRIKT)
 |
 |
4 You
go to the theatre to see one. (YALP)
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Their silver wedding was last week. They've been married
twenty-five years. (NEVARSAYRIN)
She was too scared to go on any of the rides at the theme 
(KPRA)
When they got
married, they had a huge white 
cake.
(DEWDING)
A lot of people like
to go to the for their summer holidays. (DAISEES) 
is something you enjoy
doing in your free time. (BHOYB)
People who have been married for fifty years celebrate their golden wedding anniversary. People who have been married for sixty years celebrate their diamond wedding anniversary.
67
1 to 12 next to the correct words.
beach hut 2
 |
 |
block of
flats 
caravan 
castle 
cave 
cottage 
hotel 
house 
houseboat 
palace 
prison 
tent 
A cöttage is always in a village or in the country. A
small house in a town is not called a cottage.
Yo ur 2 69
68
Write the correct words from the box under each picture.
|
bride customer director parent patient pupil |
employer reader |
model |
owner |
thief
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• 
A person studying at school is a
pupil. A person studying at college or university isÆi student.
• We can say a shop assistant or a sales assistant
71
Match the words to the pictures.
Write the letters a to h in the balloons.
Can I have a taste?
Hands off!
Hard luck!
I'm not in the mood.
Keep in touch!
Move up!
Shut up!
 |
Sweet dreams!
• 
The phrase Shut up means Be quiet. It
is quite rude but not as rude as
Shut it and Shut your mouth.
• We can also say Bad luck instead of Hard luck.
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More prepositions
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|
10 |
I'm really bored |
listening to her stories about |
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college. |
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|
@for |
b) since |
c) in |
a) from |
b) in |
C) with |
 |
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|
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|
|
weekend? |
|
a) on |
b) by |
c) after |
|
 |
I must be
home 11.30 at the latest. 11Are
you interestedgoing for a boat trip this
a)
from b) inc) by
seeing you next
92She filled a basketfruit and
flowers. weekend.
 |
 |
The best way to remember the meaning of many prepositions is with an example sentence. Writing a list of the prepositions a one-word translation next to each one will not be useful. In each of these sentences in your language, you might use a different word for in, She's in bed. I'll see you in the morning. In my opinion ... Are you interested in seeing my
4
What are you doingthree and four this afternoon?
a)
 |
 |
5
 |
I haven't seen Johnhe got married.
a)
 |
What time do you
usually get upthe mornings?
 |
 |
 |
7
I always
get up after elevenSunday mornings.
a) on b) at c) in
8
My son's
really scareddogs.
a) of b) for c) with
9
There's no
pointwashing your hair just before you
go swimming.
a) of b) with c) in
photos?
74 2 75
Matns
A Write the numbers I to 9 next to the correct words.
circle cube
parallel lines 
pyramid rectangle
76
 |
sphere 
square triangle
B Complete each sentence with the correct word from the box.
|
A quarter rnnus |
A third nought |
An eighth per cent |
divided by equals Half Point times |
• 
The word nought is not used in
American English.
• We never say nought for telephone numbers. Most British people say o.
'My number is o two o double seven four eight double o three one. ' (020 7748 0031)
77
Write the numbers 1 to 15 next to the correct words.
desk lamp
drill electric razor
fan
hair drier
heater
iron
light
bulbIl
plug 
sewing machine 
 |
switch
tumble drier vacuum cleaner
washing machine 
131415 wire 
The word plug is a noun or a verb.
I have to put a new plug on this lamp-
I have to get under the table to plug in the vacuum cleaner.
78 79
The verbs in the box are very common in the third person. Complete the
sentences with the correct verbs from the box in the Present Simple.
|
become matter |
belong mean |
depend disappear seem sound suit |
exist Rake |
fit taste |
happen turn |
It takes about an hour to get to Natasha's house by car.
2 Doesn't time fly? You've been here a month but it more like a week!
into a prince.
It doesn't if
you can't give me a lift. I'll phone for a taxi.
that you can't park here.
you really well.
to my sister.'
like soap. Who did the washing-up?
 |
 |
What 
if you're late for work? Do you get into
trouble?
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'What are you
doing next weekend?' 
on the weather.'
What's that noise? It like thunder.
13 When water freezes, it ice.
14 
When
you put bread out for the birds, it 
minutes. They're always hungry!
In British
English the Past Simple of fit is fitted.
Last year,
these trousers fitted me perfectly 
In American English. it is fit.
Last year, these pants fit me perfectly.
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Complete each sentence with a verb from the box in the correct form.
We got in
the boat and
across the water to the island.
|
cross |
cycle çeaGk¥ |
escape return |
fly sail |
follow take off |
hurry tour |
jog travel |
land turn |
We
had to spend the night at the airport because there was a terrible storm and
our plane couldn't
reach the crossroads, turn left. The left. When you 
college is on the right.
13
At the party I couldn't from that boring man who never stopped talking about
his
|
lots of fishing boats. |
|
|
It's very difficult to |
that road because it's |
|
|
|
|
very busy and there are no traffic lights. |
|
2 Our
helicopterover the sea and I could see computer.
the meeting.
15 We
to
Glasgow by train and came back on a
coach.
 |
4 I like
to work on my new bike because I save money and get exercise at the same
time.
16 I went to
China last year and
the country with a group of other
students.
5 I went to California in 1998 and I 
for a second visit last December.
6 I'm trying
to get fit so I usually put on my trainers and go 
in the evening.
7 The plane
at
Kennedy airport and all the passengers got out.
8 The two
swimmers
down the pool as fast as they could go.
9 They drove
slowly ahead of us in their car and we them in our van.
The Past Simple of travel is travelled in British English and traveled in American English,
83
82
|
cookies eraser fall fries movie theater purse store |
gas station truck |
How do the Americans say these words?
Choose from the words in the box.
British English: petrol station British English: cinema
American English: 
American English:
 |
British English: handbag British English: shop American English: 
American English:
British English: chips British English: rubber American
English:
American English:
American spelling is different from British in some words.
|
British spelling |
American spelling |
|
theatre centre litre colour |
theater center liter color |
Words that
end -re in British English are spelt -er in Amencan English. Words that end
-our in British English are spelt -or in American English.
British English: autumn British English: biscuits American
English: 
American English: 
84 Test Yo ur Vocabulary 2 85
Kinuta Island|
Cave |
Coast Ocean Stones |
field Path Port Rainforest Rock Stream Valley wildlife reserve |
Look at the map and complete the
labels with the correct words from the box.
1 Eagle Mountains
2
Wakanuki
3
The
Coast
4
corn
5
Katoomba
 |
The
Rakuku 
7
Maraunu
9
The South
10 
The Pacific
11 
The Old Fishing
12 
Kinuta
13 Table
14
The Standing
15
Blue Water
16
Snake
A lot of
people find it easier to learn new words in a set. On this page you 
have learnt a set of geography
words. Can you add any more words to it?
86 87
Sport
Complete the crossword. Each word is
related to sport.
Across
You wear it to see when you're swimming underwater.
All athletes have to if they want to do well.
It's used by tennis players.
You don't want to do this when you are motor-racing.
In the last minute, Manchester United
scored the winning 
Tennis players stand on each side of it.
Don't keep the ball. You have to it.
A football is someone who loves football.
Go past someone on a bicycle or in a car.
 |
Down
You
can the ball or hit it with your head in football.
A game between two players or teams.
You have to run or swim fast in one.
The person who trains a sports person.
Swimmers wear them on their eyes during races.
010 There are eleven players in a
football 
Cyclists wear one on their head.
013 To get a point or a goal. 014
Nobody won. It was a
16 Zero in football.
There's another test on sports
vocabulary' on page 49.
88 89
Write the numbers 1 to 12 next to the
correct words.
advertisement 12
cartoon comedy
documentary 
horror film
interview
love story 
musical 
news science fiction
film 
 |
Probably the
most popular IV programmes are soaps. They are stories about the everyday life
of a group of people. Most soaps are on IN/ four or five times a week and they
go on for many years. Is there a special word for 
a soap in your language?
90 91
Opposites: adjectives
What's the opposite of each word on the left? Choose from the words on the right.
|
attractive boring calm careless complicated depressed lazy mean noisy old-fashioned ordinary sensible shallow untidy |
strong 
generous 
exciting 
simple 
hard-working 
careful 
deep 
quiet 
happy 
ugly 
tidy 
unusual 
modern 
nervous 
silly 
• Don't forget the difference between boring and bored, exciting and excited, interesting and interested, depressing and depressed. The —ed words describe the person who has the feeling; the —ing words describe what gives them that feeling.
I got bored watching TV. The programme was boring.
I got depressed listening to Sandy. Sandy was depressing.
• Students of English sometimes get confused about the words sensible and sensitive. Sensible means clever or practical; sensitive means easily
Choose the word to best complete each sentence.
His parents don't
allow him to stay out later than 10.30 at night.
@allow b) let c) suggest
It was very difficult to see the road through the
fog.
a) thick b) strong c) deep That bee just
me on the arm.
a) bit b) stung c) waved
I won't go to the party
Robert is invited too.
a) unless b) except c) but
5 Please be careful with
that glass dish. It's really
a) precious b) popular c) patterned
You can't change
coins at the bank. You can only change
notes.
a) strange b) foreign c) different
She felt very
when she didn't get the job.
a) upset b) shy c) unfriendly
The train now
at platform 11 is the 14.45 to Brighton.
a) lying b) resting c) standing
This newspaper says that women drivers have 
accidents than
men.
a) fewer b) better c) lower
O I love 
food
with lots of pepper in it but it always makes me thirsty.
a) heated b) spicy c) lively
I'm
choosing number ten — it's my
number.
a) warm b) happy c) lucky i12Q The
shopping mall is always 
of people on Saturday afternoon.
a) crowded b)
full c) busy
hurt or upset.
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|
Compound nouns Match the correct words from the box with each of the words below. The clues will help you. |
Verbs: using your hands Complete the sentences with a verb from the box in the correct form. |
|
clear lift |
collect cover point prepare shoot |
deliver -pæsstouch |
fight pull type |
hold join put shake wave |
knock shave |
|
bin child clock code drink fiction -feed— forecast hall lenses licence lights park reserve store toy |
gown water |
53 54
Clues
Press
the button on the left to turn it off.
junk food Food
that is not very healthy or good for you. 
2 'Look,' he said and at
the light in the sky.
2 weather 
It's useful to check it before
you have a picnic. 3 You have to the
bottle before you pour out the
3 alarm It
wakes you up in the morning. medicine.
4 soft 
It could be a bear
or a tiger on a child's bed. 
4 Help me move this wardrobe. You
push and I'll
5 contact 
Some people wear them instead of glasses. 5
I always use an electric razor to .
It's nice and quick.
6 driving
In
Britain, you can't get one until you're 6 I had toa meal for twenty
people last week. seventeen. 
7
When we met again, I put my arms around him and 
7 mineralIt doesn't
come out of your kitchen tap.
him
tight.
8
townThis is the centre of local government.
8
I
tried to the box but it was too heavy.
9 department It's
a large shop with a lot of floors.
9
If youthe
melon in the fridge, it will stay nice and fresh.
10 themeIt's full of rollercoasters and other rides.
10
Our
postmanthe letters before we get up. nature It's a huge park where animals and
plants 
are safe. 11
Please don't those
chairs. I've just painted them and 12 rubbishThings you throw away go in it.
the paint's still wet.
13
post These
numbers or letters show your address. 
The horse broke its leg in the race
and the vet had to
it.
14
only He
or she doesn't have any brothers or sisters. 13
The two children didn't get on and
all the time.
15 traffic Cars
stop when they're red. 14 We 
on the door but there was nobody at home.
16 soft There
isn't any alcohol in it. 15 We stood on the platform and
goodbye.
17 dressing You
put this on instead of getting dressed. 
She lots
of pretty shells on the beach last summer. 
18 science 
A
story that probably has spaceships in it. 
17 When it
boils, the saucepan. Here's the lid.
18 You the table and I'll do the washing-up.
In the test above. can you find the compound
nouns that mean the same as 19 The carpenter
the two pieces of wood with glue and
nails.
these American
English ones: driverS license, zip code, bathrobe?
20 How
many words can you per
minute?
94 95
Complete the sentences below with abstract nouns. Choose from the following:
accident adventure course crime description fact group height illness memory opinion peace permission purpose reason religion rest result rule secret shape silence speed -treuble war
between them?
I've got an excellent for names and
faces. I never forget them.
96
'What is the ot the Statue of Liberty?'
'l think it's about 100 metres from the ground to the top of the torch'
I travelled around Europe with a of students from all over the world.
1 We had an exciting on our last holiday. We went for a camel ride in the desert.
of
the man who stole your bag?
'VVhat are you?'
'I'm a Buddhist.'
What's the of your visit? Are you here on business or for a holiday?
21 This is a private road. Have you got to park in it?
22The is no mobile phones in the classroom.
231 She still hasn't
got over that horrible
She's been in bed for weeks now
24
It's a . Please don't tell anyone
else.
25 She went on a computer for three weeks and now she designs websites.
Complete the crossword. Choose from the adjectives in the box.
9
10 
final flat fresh general
glad grateful nonest
11
main natural pale plain pleased
private real 
sharp shiny single smooth special useful 12
15 
Across
This
bread is 
. I've just bought it.
3 This is the
call for flight
AZ231. Please go immediately to
Gate 11.
He never tells lies. He's very
Let's take a map. It might be 
if we get
lost.
I'm sothey're getting married. They're made for each other.
She was really with her exam results. She got 98%.
In summer she's quite brown but in
winter she always looks 
Would you like twobeds or one double bed?
16 I
didn't understand every word but I got the 
idea.
17 I had
soup to start with and fish for the 
course.
Down
This
packet is very . It must be a CD or a picture. (The opposite of
round.)
2 Your legs are very 
Have you just shaved them? (The
opposite of rough.)
4 I
don't think that is her hair colour. Last time I saw her, she had black
hair.
5 These
roses are They aren't plastic.
7 Use
this knife to cut the meat. It's very
98 Test Your Vocabulary 2
Thank you so much. I'm very
to you for all your help.
I want awhite shirt without any stripes or patterns.
Can I speak
to you in? I don't want the others to hear. He doesn't drink ordinary tea. He
only drinks a kind of fruit tea.
I've cleaned the windows. They're
lovely and 
now.
There are five adjectives in this crossword that end in —al. We can make adverbs out of all of them by adding For example generally, finally, naturally.
99
AnagramsAn anagram has the same letters as another word, but in a different order.
|
is angry is wrong is short enjoys meeting people is enthusiastic is faint is usually well is hard
doesn't cost anything is very hungry is one thatS near your house is very old is mad is uninteresting is intelligent is friendly is very, very small is empty will make you sick |
Complete each sentence with the
correct ending on the right.
Sort out these anagrams.
 |
Change
beard into something you can eat. breadAn antique desk Change
asleep into a word used by polite people.A bright student
Change below into a part of the
body.A difficult task
Change
cheap into a fruit.A cross parent
|
8 |
Change hated into the opposite of life. |
|
|
|
|
íí6j |
Change heart into our planet. |
|
Per |
A crazy person |
 |
6 A keen student
An
unoccupied house fïJ Change rose into another word for painful.
A
dull book
 |
 |
Change thing into the
opposite of day.An incorrect answer
 |
Change danger into a place outside the house.tib A brief message
Change
grown into the opposite of right.A dim light Change laid into what you do when
you make aA warm person phone call.A starving child Changed signed into what
architects do.A tiny thing
61S Change means into what Lucy and
John are examples oflA free ticket
 |
A healthy person
Change horse into the place Where the land meetsA poisonous mushroom the sea.
5 Change recent into the middle of a town.
A sociable person
A local shop
This joke may help you to remember the word poisonous. Baby snake: Are we poisonous, Mum?
TRUE TOYS is an anagram of TEST YOUR. Mother snake: Yes. we are. Why do you want to know? And BRAVO LUCY A is an anagram of VOCABULARY. Baby snake: Because I've just bitten my tongue.
100 101
Replace the words in darker type with one word only from the box.
accidentally adults century correctly couple electronic escalators escape greedy illegal independent joke lonely neighbours population queue return snacks urgent useless
It cost
£2 for children to get into the exhibition and £5 for grown-up
people. adults
2 The window was broken by accident.
This broken knife is of no use.
James translated every word
without making any mistakes. 
 |
5 The
two people who live together in the flat next door have
invited us to supper tomorrow.
6 Three
prisoners tried to get out of prison at the weekend.
7 Driving
a car without a driving licence is against the law.
 |
8 Mexico
City has a very high number of people living in it.
9 There
are a lot of moving staircases in that department store.
102 Test Your Vocabulary 2
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
We stood in a line of people waiting outside the cinema.
They set out at 8.30 and didn't get back until 11.30 at night.
Computers are one of the most important
inventions of the last hundred years. 
She is able to look after herself and enjoys travelling on her own.
I'm not hungry. There were lots Of little things to eat at the party.
Have you heard the funny story about the man
who bought a penguin? 
We've got some very friendly people living next door.
She is very
keen on eating and eats too much. 
He is always on his own and doesn't have any friends.
This lettter is important and has to get there immediately.
This car alarm is made using a computer chip.
The word for ten years is a decade. The word for 1 , 000 years is a millennium. The word for 100 years is , Sorry! It's up to you to work that one out!
103
In each pair of sentences below, the missing word is the same but its meaning is different. Can you work out what the missing words are?
As the
president got out of his car, he gave the
crowd a big wave
A big Wave carried the surfer all the way back to the beach.
She lives
in a Boston.
Please keep these photos
Pack them at the bottom Of your suitcase.
found them on my
She's got a really important job. She's the Of a big bank.
letter. Is Wellington or Auckland the of
New
Zealand?
This is Mr Davies, the new athletics
fVŽ He had blue eyes and hair.
 |
 |
As a child I used to love going to the really enjoyed going on all
the rides.
104
Our trainat 6.30 tomorrow morning. The lawn was covered with from the
two trees at the bottom of the garden.
The band's first single became all
over the world. Be careful! If youyour finger with that hammer, it Will really
hurt.
Can you give me a really late for my train.
Her office is on the fourteenth floor. Let's take the
105
WORD LIST
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Answers |
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Test 8 1 father-in-law |
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Test 1 |
bins 8 |
7 a box of |
2 aunt |
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bowl 4 |
chimney 2 |
8 a bar of |
3 uncle |
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bread board 10 |
fence 10 |
9 a loaf of |
4 stepmother |
|
cloth 7 |
front door 13 |
10 a packet Of |
5 son-in-law |
|
corkscrew 1 1 |
garage 1 |
11 a Carton of |
6 sister-in-law |
|
electric kettle 1 |
ladder 9 |
12 a pot of |
7 ex-wife |
|
frying pan 3 |
lawn 12 |
13 a bag Of |
8 brother-in-law |
|
jug 6 |
leaves 3 |
14 a roll of |
9 wife |
|
mug 2 |
path 14 |
15 a tub Of |
10 cousins |
|
saucepan 9 |
pool 6 |
Test 6 |
11 grandparents |
|
tea towel 12 |
steps 5 |
|
12 husband |
tin opener
5 Test 413 daughter-in-law toaster 8
biro 4Test 9
Test 2 calculator 101 architect
1
fantastic 
calendar 1 2 flight
attendant
2 terrible desk 23 disc jockey
3 strange diary 144 carpenter
4 huge filing cabinet 95 traffic warden
5 attractive fountain pen 12 Test 7 6 plumber
6 boring paper 7 7 accountant alarm clock 4
7 rude pencil 3 8 librarian bed 11
8 clever pencil sharpener 6 9 mechanic blanket 3
9 inexpensive rubber 13 10 sales rep chest of drawers 10
10
unhappy ruler 8 11
camerawoman curtains 1
11thrilling scissors 5 12 sound engineer drawer 2
12ugly stapler 11 9 13 presenter duvet
13wealthy Test 5 mattress 8 14 journalist
14furious 15 tour guide
1 a tube of mirror 12
15terrifying
2 a jar of pillow 6 Test 10
Test 3 3 a
tin Of sheet 5 apple tree 4 4 a bunch Of wardrobe 7
boil some water back door 7 5
a dozen 2 g dial the number balcony 11 6 a bottle of 3 a
dig a hole 
feed the dog
|
Test 8 A
|
5
e pour the
coffee
6 b record a TV programme
7
c rent a video 
tear your jeans tidy the room
10 h water the plants
106 Answers
1 boil some water
2 tear your jeans
3 feed the dog
4 pour the coffee
5 water the plants
6 dig a hole 7 record a TV programme 8 tidy the room
9 rent a video
10 dial the number
Test 11 1 copy
2 e-mail
3 program
4 Internet
5 screen
6 printer
7 floppy disk
8 click
9 recharge
10
 |
Test 12
2a cup and saucer
5g saucepan lid
3b torch batteries
6e paint brush
Id hammer and nail 7f needle and thread
4c hot water bottle top
Test 13
1 decide
2 describe
3 guess
4 repeat
5 thank
6 Suggest
7 explain
8 refuse
9 agree
10 discuss
1 1 promise
12 argue
13 reply
14 introduce
15 pronounce
Test 14 1 made
2 stole
3 saved
4 hid
5 cost
6 earnt
7 found
8 counted
9 paid
10lost
Test 15
1 b) past
2 c) across
3 a) on top of
4 c) along
5 c) over
6 a) through
7 c) out of
8 b) from
9 c) through
10 c) onto
11 a) towards
12 c) round
Test 16 art gallery 2 department store 5 factory 11 market 6 pavement 4 pedestrian crossing 9 roundabout 12 sea front 1 shopping mall 3 tourist information 8 town hall 10 underground station 7
Test 17 armchair 4 blind 1 cushion 8 fireplace 11
107
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fruit bowl 2 |
11 omelette |
10 bossy |
11lizard 12stool |
reptiles furniture |
15 pound 16 poor |
kangaroo 5 koala bear 3 |
|
lamp 10 |
13 diet |
11 selfish |
|
|
Down |
lamb 17 |
|
music system 3 |
15 sparkling |
12 serious |
Test 25 |
|
1 account |
ostrich 10 |
|
painting 7 9 |
16 snacks 18 cereal |
ending in —y |
1 below |
|
2 manager |
penguin 7 |
|
piano remote control 14 |
19 lamb |
naughty silly |
2 between 3 next to |
|
3 cheque |
pigeon 18 |
|
shelves 15 |
21 still |
|
4 on |
|
6 coin |
rhinoceros 15 |
|
sofa 5 |
24 olive |
ending in —ful |
5 above |
|
7 pence |
shark 12 snail 4 |
|
speakers 16 |
27 raw |
beautiful |
6 at |
|
9 rich |
worm 16 |
|
table mat 13 |
|
wonderful |
7 in |
|
10 cents |
|
|
TV 12 |
Test 20 1 1've got a bad knee. |
ending in —ious |
8 to |
|
12 Euro |
Australian animals |
|
video recorder 6 |
2 My elbow hurts. |
industrious |
9 from, to |
|
14 PIN |
kangaroo |
|
Test 18 |
3 1've burnt my finger. |
religious |
Test 26 |
|
Test 28 |
koala bear |
|
1 b) receipt |
4 1've got a broken toe. |
ending in —ed |
|
1 expect 2 |
African animals |
|
2 
b) nice 5 My lips are sore. blue-eyedburn
your hand mind cheetah
3 b) take 6 1've bitten my tongue. dark-hairedcrash the car 3 worry rhinoceros
4 a) Scenery 7 1've got stomach ache.drop litter 4 forgive Birds that can't fly
5 c) part-time 8 My shoulder hurts. Test 23fail your exam 5 hope ostrich
6 a) job bikini 4pick some flowers 6 wonder
Test 21
7 b) want bra 11repair the 7 believe penguin basin 9 dressing gown 18 machine 8 imagine European animals
8 a) else washing
bath 4
9 
c) fit fleece 9a bank 9
dislike deer bath mat 16 
rob
10 
a) Stayed gloves 20surf the
Internet 10 prefer fox
brush 3
11 
c) prescription 8 knickers
141sweep the kitchen 11 12 feelsuffer Baby farm animals
comb
12 b) housework 17 nightie 6 floor 13 miss calf
make-up pyjamas
Test 19
perfume
19 sandals 15 10b
take a message 14 think lamb
Across razor 7
scarf 7
1 salad scales 6 shorts 5 1 burn your hand 15 dream Animals in the sea
6 pork shampoo 12 slippers 13 2 rob a bank Test 29 dolphin
7 sauce shower 18 sweatshirt 2 3 repair the washing 1 tennis court shark
8 yoghurt soap 11 swimming costume 17 machine 2 baseball pitch Birds
9
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3 football pitch eagle
12 candy tap 14 tights 3 5 sweep the kitchen 4 athletics track pigeon
14 sweets toilet 10 tracksuit 19 floor 5 motor-racing circuit
17
nuts toilet
paper 5 trainers 12
6 surf the Internet 6 ice-skating rink Insects
18
chocolate toothbrush
2 T-shirt 8 7 crash the car 7 swimming pool ant 20 rice toothpaste
1 underpants 16 8 drop litter 8 golf course butterfly
22 steak towel 13
23 soft Test 24 9 take a message 9 basketball court Garden creatures (not
Test 22
25 lolly 1 whale animals 10 fail your exam 10 boxing ring insects)
1 friendly
26 prawns 2 curly hair Test 27 Test 30 snail
2 loud
28 beef 3 pullover clothes Across ant 6 worm
3 studious
Down 4 helpful 4 S swan nephew birdsrelatives 4 1 afforddollar butterfly calf 13 8
2 doughnut 5 big-headed 6 beetle insects cheetah 1
3 menu 6 bad-tempered 7 milk liquids 5 6 pursechange deer 14
4 flavour 7 lazy 8 trumpet instruments 8 credit card dolphin 9
5 honey 8 shy 9 Euro money 11 note eagle 11
6 pepper 9 calm 10 cashier jobs fox 2
10 pasta 13 cashpoint
108 109
Test 31 7 correct the mistakes Across 8 sign the cheque 1 album 9 mix flour and eggs
6 orchestra 10 fill a saucepan
7 rap
Test 34
9 song
|
11 keyboard |
1 plastic |
|
14 Western |
2 woollen |
|
Down |
3 baggy |
|
2 band |
4 tight 5 checked |
|
3 microphone |
6 striped |
|
4 voice |
7 spotted |
|
5 hit |
8 patterned |
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8 beat |
9 torn |
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9 single |
10 rubber |
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10 gig |
11 leather |
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12 drums |
12 cotton |
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13 tune |
13 metal |
|
Test 32 |
14 Silver |
15
heavy
16 grey
Test 35 beans 4 
carrot 6 cucumber 7 grapes 9 leeks 11 lemon 14 10 d) lettuce 10
Test 33 mushrooms 1 pear S
I j add two
and two peas 3 
correct the pineapple 2
mistakes
raspberries 13 
fill a saucepan strawberries 8 hang a picture watermelon 12 mix flour and
eggs Test 36
|
10 i miss the train |
4 up 5 Out 6 on |
|
1 add two and two |
7 up |
|
2 miss the train |
8 out |
|
3 wear rubber gloves |
9 out |
|
4 practise the piano |
10 Off |
|
5 hang a picture |
11 up |
|
6 tie some string |
12 in |
6 11 practise the piano 1 in Sign the
cheque 2 down tie some string 3 up wear rubber gloves
13 away
ANSWERS
Off 15 forward
Test 37 art exhibition 7 barbecue 6 birthday party 3 boat trip 5 carnival 11 circus 9 funfair 1 fireworks 12 go-karting 8 magic show 4
musical 10 rollercoaster 2
Test 38
Across 3 trip
S opera 7 Valentine
8 festival
11 sightseeing
13 prize
14 ride
15 picnic
16 lottery
Down
1 joke
2 halloween
3 trick
4 play
6 anniversary
9 park
10 wedding
11 seaside
12 hobby
Test 39 beach
hut 2 block Of flats 7 caravan 9 castle 11 cave 10 cottage 8 hotel 6 house 4 houseboat
3 palace 12 prison 5 tent 1
|
Test |
3 divided by |
|
1 thief |
4 times |
|
2 patient |
5 Half |
|
3 pupil |
6 A quarter |
|
4 reader |
7 A third |
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5 employer |
8 An eighth |
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6 customer |
9 equals |
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7 parent |
10 per cent |
|
8 model |
11 Point |
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9 director |
12 nought |
|
10 bride |
Test 44 |
|
Il rider |
desk lamp 8 |
|
12 owner |
drill 3 |
|
Test 41 |
electric razor 13 |
fan 10 hair
drier 7 heater 1 iron 4 light bulb 5 plug 11 sewing machine 6 switch 14 tumble
drier 15
42 vacuum cleaner 2
1 a) for washing machine 12
2 b) by wire 9
3
c) to
4 b) between Test 45
5 b) since 1 takes
6 c) in 2 seems
7 a) on 3 exist
8 a) Of 4 turns
9 c) in 5 matter
10 c) with 6 means
11 b) in 7 suits
12 c) with 8 belongs
9 tastes
Test 43 10 happens
11 depends circle 5 12 Sounds cube 4 13 becomes 
parallel lines 8 14 disappears pyramid
2 IS fit rectangle 7
1Test 46
right angle
1 reach sphere 9 3 2 flew
square
6 3 hurry
triangle
4 cycling
5 returned
1 plus 6 jogging
2 minus 7 landed
8 raced
9 followed
10 sailed
11 take off
12 turned
13 escape
14 cross
15 travelled
16 toured
Test 47 1 candy
2 truck
3 fries
4 eraser
5 fall
6 cookies
7 gas station
8 movie theater
9 purse
10 store
Test 48
1 Eagle Mountains
2 Wakanuki Cave
3 The Coast Path
4 corn field
5 Katoomba Farm
6 The Rakuku Hills
7 Maraunu Lake
8 wildlife reserve
9 The South Coast
10 The Pacific Ocean
11 The Old Fishing Port
12 Kinuta rainforest
13 Table Rock
14 The Standing Stones
15 Blue Water Stream
16 Snake valley
Test 49
Across
2 mask
3 train
5 racket
7 crash
8 goal
9 net
12 pass
15 fan
17 overtake
18 love
111
ANSWERS
Down 8 c) standing 3 shape 14 single Test 58 7 illegal
1 kick 9 a) fewer 4
result 16 general 1 is impolite 8 population
2 match 10 b) spicy 5 war 17 main 2 is very Old 9 escalators
4 race 11 c) lucky 6 crime Down 3 is intelligent 10 queue
6 coach 12 b) full 7 opinion 1 flat 4 is hard 11 return
8 goggles 8 silence 2 smooth 5 is angry 12 century
Test 53
10 team 9 peace 4 natural 6 is enthusiastic13 independent
1 food
11 helmet 10 memory 5 real 7 is mad 14 snacks
2 forecast
13 score 11 reason 7 sharp 8 is empty 15 joke
3 clock
14 draw 12 fact 9 grateful 9 is uninteresting 16 neighbours
4 toy
16nil 13 speed 10 plain 10 is wrong 17 greedy
5 lenses
14 height
Test 50 6 licence 11 private 11 is short 18 lonely
15 group
advertisement 12 7 water 16 adventure 12 15 specialshiny 12 13 is is faintfriendly 20 19 urgentelectronic cartoon 6 8 hall
17description 14 is very hungry comedy 1 9 store 18 religion Test 57 15 is Very, very small Test 60 documentary 10 10 park 19 rest 1 bread 16 doesn't cost anything 1 wave horror film 4 11 reserve 2 please 17 is usually well 2 flat
20 purpose interview 8 12
bin 21 permission
3 elbow 18 will make you sick 3 head love story 2 13 code 22
rule 4 peach 19 enjoys meeting 4 capital musical 7 14 child 23
illness 5 death people 5 coach news 9 15 lights Secret6 earth 20
is one that's near 6 fair
24
science fiction film 3 16
drink 25 course 7 sore your house 7 leaves 
thriller 11 17 gown 8 night 8 hit
weather forecast 5 18 fiction -ion 9 garden Test 59 9
lift permission
Test 51 Test 54 relation 10 11 wrongdial 2 1 adultsaccidentally 11
10 meanjam 1 weak
1 Press
2 mean 2 pointed -ment 12 design 3 useless 12 suit
3 boring 3 shake entertainment 13 names 4 correctly
4 complicated 4 pull government 14 shore 5 couple
5 lazy 5 shave 15 centre 6 escape
-ness
6 careless 6 prepare
happiness
7 shallow 7 held
illness
8 noisy 8 lift
9 depressed 9 put -ence
10 attractive 10 delivers intelligence
11 untidy 11 touch silence
12 ordinary 12 shoot
13 old-fashioned 13 fought -ity
14 calm 14 knocked possibility
15 sensible 15 waved popularity
16 collected
Test 52 Test 56
17 cover
1 a) allow Across
18 clear
2 a) thick 1 fresh
19 joined
3 b) stung 20 type 3 6 finalhonest
4 a) unless
5 a) precious Test 55 8 useful
6 b) foreign 1 trouble 9 glad
7 a) upset 2 accident 11 pleased
13 pale
113
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collect 54 |
diet 19 |
expect 28 |
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bank 26 |
busy 52 |
comb 21 |
different 52 |
explain 13 |
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a quarter 43 |
barbecue 37 |
but 52 |
comedy 50 |
dig 10 |
ex-wife 8 |
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a third 43 |
baseball pitch 29 |
butterfly 30 |
complicated 51 |
director 40 |
|
|
above 15 |
basin 21 |
c |
Contact lenses 53 |
disappear 45 |
fact 55 |
|
accident 55 59 |
basketball court 29 |
calculator 4 |
cookies 47 copy 1 1 |
disc jockey 9 discuss 13 |
factory 16 |
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accidentally account 27 |
bath 21 bath mat 21 |
calendar 4 |
corkscrew 1 |
dislike 28 |
fail 26 |
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|
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calf 30 |
correct 33 |
divided by 43 |
faint 58 |
|
accountant 9 |
batteries 12 |
calm 22 |
59 |
.50 |
fair 60 |
|
across 15 |
beach hut 39 |
camerawoman 9 |
correctly cost 14 |
documentary dollar 24 |
fall 47 |
|
add 33 adults 59 |
beans 35 become 45 |
candy 19 |
cottage 39 |
dolphin 30 |
|
|
adventure 55 |
bed 7 |
capital 60 |
cotton 34 |
doughnut 19 |
farm 48 |
|
advertisement 50 |
beef 19 |
car 26 |
count 14 |
down 36 |
father-in-law 8 |
|
afford 27 |
beetle 24 |
caravan 39 |
couple 59 |
dozen 5 |
fax 11 |
|
after 42 |
before 42 |
careful 51 |
course 55 |
draw 49 |
feed 10 |
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|
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careless 51 |
cousins 8 |
drawer 7 |
|
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again 18 |
believe 28 |
carnival 37 |
cover 54 |
dream 28 |
feel 28 |
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against 15 |
belong 45 |
carpenter 9 |
crash 26 |
dressing gown 23 |
fence 3 |
|
agree 13 |
below 25 |
carrot 35 |
credit card 27 |
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festival 38 fewer 52 |
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alarm clock 7 |
better 52 |
carton 5 |
crime 55 |
driving licence 53 |
field 48 |
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album 31 |
between 15 |
cartoon 50 |
cross 46 |
drop 26 |
fight 54 |
|
allow 52 |
big-headed 22 |
cashier 24 |
cross out 36 |
drums 31 |
filing cabinet 4 |
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along 15 |
bikini 23 |
cashpoint 27 |
crowded 52 |
during 42 |
fill 3.3 |
|
an eighth 43 |
bill 18 |
castle 39 |
cube 43 |
duvet 7 |
fill in 36 |
|
angry 2 |
bins 3 |
cave 48 |
cucumber 35 |
|
final 56 |
|
anniversary 38 11 |
biro 4 37 |
centre 57 |
cup 12 curly 24 |
eagle 30 |
find 14 |
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answerphone ant 30 |
birthday party bit 51 |
cents 27 59 |
curtains 7 |
earn 14 earth 57 |
finger 20 fireplace 17 |
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apple tree 3 |
blanket 7 |
century cereal 19 |
cushion 17 customer 40 |
eggs 33 |
fireworks 37 |
|
architect 9 argue 13 |
blind 17 block of flats 39 |
change 27 cheap 2 |
cycle 46 |
elbow 20 electric kettle 1 |
fit 18 flat 56 |
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armchair 17 |
boat trip 37 |
checked 34 |
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electric razor 44 |
flavour 19 |
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art exhibition 37 |
boil 10 |
|
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electronic 59 |
fleece 23 |
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art gallery 16 |
boring 2 |
cheetah 30 |
daughter-in-law 8 |
else 18 |
flight attendant 9 |
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at 25 |
bossy 22 |
cheque 27 chest of drawers 7 |
death 57 decide 13 |
e-mail I I |
floppy disk 11 |
|
athletics track 29 |
bottle 5 |
chimney 3 |
deep 51 |
employer 40 |
flour 33 |
|
attractive 2 |
bowl 1 |
chocolate 19 |
deer 30 |
empty 58 |
flowers 26 |
|
aunt 8 |
box 5 |
circle 43 |
deliver 54 |
enormous 2 |
fly 46 |
|
away from 15 |
boxing ring 29 |
circus 37 |
department Store 16 |
enthusiastic 58 |
follow 46 |
|
awful 2 |
bra 23 bread 57 |
clear 54 |
depend 45 |
equals 43 eraser 47 |
football pitch 29 for 42 |
|
|
bread board 1 |
clear up 36 |
depressed 51 describe 13 |
escalators 59 |
foreign 52 |
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back door 3 |
bride 40 |
clever 2 |
description 55 |
escape 46 |
forgive 28 |
|
bad-tempered 22 |
bring 18 |
click 11 |
design 57 |
Euro 24 |
forward 36 |
|
bag 5 |
brother-in-law 8 |
cloth 1 |
desk 4 |
exam 26 |
fountain pen4 |
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baggy 34 |
brush 12 |
coach 49 |
desk lamp 44 |
except 52 |
fox 30 |
|
balcony 3 |
bunch 5 |
coast 48 |
dial 10 |
exciting 2 |
fresh 56 |
|
band 31 |
burn 26 |
coin 27 |
diary 4 |
exist 45 |
friendly 22 |
Word Word list 115
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fries 47 |
height 55 |
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make up 36 |
nil 49 |
peach 57 |
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frightening 2 |
helmet 49 |
kangaroo 30 |
make-up 21 |
noisy 51 |
pear 35 |
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from 15 |
helpful 22 |
keep 54 |
manager 27 |
note 27 |
peas 35 |
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front door 3 |
hide 14 |
keyboard 31 |
market 16 |
nought 43 |
pedestrian crossing 16 |
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fruit bowl 17 |
hills 48 |
kick 49 |
mask 49 |
nuts 19 |
pen 4 |
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frying pan 1 |
hit 31 |
kitchen floor 26 |
match 49 |
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pence 27 |
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full 52 fun 18 |
hobby 38 hold 54 |
knee 20 knickers 23 |
matter 45 mattress 7 |
occupation 18 Ocean 48 |
pencil 4 pencil sharpener 4 |
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funfair 37 |
homework 18 |
knock 54 |
mean 45 |
of 15 |
penguin 30 |
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funny 18 |
honest 56 |
koala bear 30 |
mechanic 9 |
off 36 |
pepper 19 |
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furious 2 |
honey 19 |
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memory 55 |
Old 58 |
per cent 43 |
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hope 28 |
ladder 3 |
menu 19
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old-fashioned 51 |
perfume 21 |
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garage 3 |
horror film 50 |
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message 26 metal 34 |
olive 19 |
permission SS piano 17 |
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garden 57 |
hot water bottle 12 12 |
lamb 19 |
microphone 31 |
omelette 19 |
pick 26 |
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gas station 47 |
hot water bottle top |
lamp 17 |
milk 24 |
on 25 |
picnic 38 |
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gave up 36 |
hotel 39 |
land 46 |
mind 28 |
on top Of 15 |
picture 33 |
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general 56 |
house 39 |
lawn 3 |
mineral water 53 |
only child 53 |
pigeon 30 |
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generous 51 |
houseboat 39 |
lazy 22 |
minus 43 |
onto 15 |
pillow 7 |
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gig 31 |
housework 18 |
leaves 3 |
mirror 7 |
opera 38 |
PIN 27 |
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glad 56 |
huge 2 58 |
leather 34 |
miss 28 |
opinion 55 |
pineapple 35 |
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gloves 23 goal 49 |
hungry hurry 46 |
leeks 35 lemon 35 |
mistakes 33 mix 33 |
Orchestra 31 Ordinary 51 |
plain 56 plastic 34 |
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goggles 49 |
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let 52 |
model 40 |
ostrich 30 |
play 38 |
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go-karting 37 |
ice-skating rink 29 |
lettuce 35 |
modern 51 |
other 18 |
please 57 |
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golf course 29 |
illegal 59 |
librarian 9 |
motor-racing circuit 29 |
Out 15 |
pleased 56 |
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good-looking 2 |
illness 55 |
lift 54 |
mountains 48 |
Out Of 15 over 15 |
plug 44 |
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grandparents 8 grapes 35 |
imagine 28 |
light bulb 44 lips 20 |
move in 36 |
overtake 49 |
plumber 9 |
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grateful 56 |
impolite 2 |
litter 26 |
movie theater 47 1 |
owner 40 |
plus 43 |
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in 25 |
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mug |
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point 43 |
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greedy 59 |
in front of 15 |
lived 18 |
mushrooms 35 |
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pool 3 |
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grey 34 55 |
independent 59 |
lively 52 lizard 24 |
music system 17 |
packet 5 |
poor 27 |
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group guess 13 |
inexpensive 2 |
loaf 5 |
musical 37 |
paint 12 |
popcorn 19 52 |
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inside 15 |
lolly 19 |
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painting 17 39 |
popular population 59 |
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intelligent 2 |
lonely 59 |
nail 12 |
palace |
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hair drier 44 |
Internet 11 |
look forward 36 |
names 57 |
pale 56 |
pork 19 |
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half 43 |
interview 50 |
lose 14 |
natural 56 |
paper 4 |
port 48 |
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half-time 18 |
introduce 13 |
lottery 38 |
nature 18 |
parallel lines 43 |
post code 53 |
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Halloween 38 |
iron 44 |
loud 22 |
nature reserve 53 |
parent 40 |
pot 5 |
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hammer 12 |
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love 49 |
near IS |
park 38 |
pound 24 |
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hand 26 33 |
jam 60 |
love story 50 |
needle 12 |
part-time 18 pass 18 |
pour 10 practise 33 |
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hang happen 45 |
jar 5 18 |
lower 52 lucky 52 |
neighbours 59 nervous 51 |
past 15 |
prawns 19 |
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happy 51 hard 58 |
job 46 |
lying 52 |
net 49 news 50 |
pasta 19 path 3 |
precious 52 prefer 28 |
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hard-working 51 |
join 54 |
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next to 25 |
patient 40 |
prepare 54 |
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head 60 |
joke 38 |
mad 58 |
nice 18 |
patterned 34 |
prescription 18 |
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heated 52
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journalist 9 jug 1 |
magic show 37 main 56 |
night 57 |
pavement 16 pay 14 |
presenter 9 |
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heavy 34 |
junk food 53 |
make 14 |
nightie 23 |
peace 55 |
printer 1 1 |
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private 56 |
right angle 43 rob 26 |
shelves 17 |
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prize 38 |
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shiny 56 |
stepmother |
prison 39
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program 1 1 promise 13 |
roll 5 |
shoot 54 shopping mall 16 |
steps 3 still 19 |
thrilling 2 through 15 |
ugly 2 |
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pronounce 13 |
rollercoaster 37 |
Shore 57 |
stomach ache 20 |
throw away 36 |
unattractive 2 |
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pull 54 |
round 15 roundabout 16 |
Shorts 23 |
stones 48 |
tidy 10 tie 33 |
uncle 8 |
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pupil 40 |
rubber 4 |
shoulder 20 |
stool 24 |
tight 34 |
underground Station 16 |
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purpose 55 purse 27 |
rubber gloves 33 |
shower 21 shy 22 |
stopped 18 store 47 |
tights 23 |
underpants 23 unfriendly 52 |
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pyjamas 23 |
rubbish bin 53 |
sick 58 |
strange 2 |
times 43 |
unhappy 2 |
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pyramid 43 |
rude 2 |
sightseeing 38 |
Strawberries 35 |
tin 5 |
uninteresting 2 |
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rule 55 |
sign 33 |
Stream 48 |
tin opener I |
unless 52 |
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ruler 4 |
silence 55 |
string 33 |
to 25 toaster I |
untidy 51 |
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queue 59 |
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Silly 51 |
striped 34 |
toe 20 |
until 42 |
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quiet 51 |
sad 2 |
silver 34 |
strong 51 |
toilet 21 |
unusual 51 |
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sail 46 |
Simple 51 |
studious 22 |
toilet paper 21 |
up 36 |
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race 46 |
salad 19 |
since 42 |
stung 52 |
tongue 20 |
upset 52 |
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racket 49 |
Sales rep 9 |
single 31 |
suggest 13 |
toothbrush 21 |
urgent 59 |
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rainforest 48 |
sandals 23 |
sister-in-law 8 |
suit 18 |
toothpaste 21 |
useful 56 |
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rap 31 |
sauce 19 |
slippers 23 |
surf 26 |
torch 12 |
useless 59 |
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raspberries 35 |
saucepan 1 |
small 58 |
swan 24 |
torn 34 |
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raw 19 |
saucepan lid 12 |
smooth 56 |
Sweatshirt 23 |
touch 54 |
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razor 21 |
saucer 12 |
snacks 19 |
Sweep 26 |
tour 46 |
vacuum cleaner 44 |
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reach 46 |
save 14 |
snail 30 |
Sweets 19 |
tour guide 9 |
Valentine 38 |
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reader 40 |
scales 21 |
soap 21 |
swimming costume 23 |
tourist information 16 |
valley 48 |
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real 56 |
scarf 23 |
sofa 17 |
swimming pool 29 |
towards 15 |
video recorder 17 |
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reason 55 |
scenery 18 |
soft 19 |
Swimming trunks 23 |
towel 21 |
view 18 |
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receipt 18 |
science fiction film 50 |
soft drink 53 |
switch 44 |
town hall 16 |
voice 31 |
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recharge 11 |
scissors 4 |
soft toy 53 |
Switch off 36 |
tracksuit 23 |
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recipe 18 |
Score 49 |
song 31 |
Switch on 36 |
traffic lights 53 |
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record 10 |
screen 1 1 |
son-in-law 8 |
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traffic warden 9 |
want 18 |
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rectangle 43 |
Sea front 16 |
sore 57 |
table mat 17 |
train 33 |
war 55 |
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refuse 13 |
seaside 38 |
sound 45 |
take 18 |
trainers 23 |
wardrobe 7 |
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religion 55 |
Secret 55 |
sound engineer 9 |
take Off 46 |
travel 46 |
warm 52 |
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remote control 17 |
see off 36 |
Spare-time 18 |
tap 21 |
triangle 43 |
washing machine 26 |
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rent 10 |
seem 45 |
sparkling 19 |
taste 45 |
trick 38 |
water 10 |
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repair 26 |
selfish 22 |
Speakers 17 |
tea towel I |
trip 38 |
watermelon 35 |
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repeat 13 |
Send 18 |
special 56 |
team 49 |
trouble 55 |
wave 54 |
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reply 13 |
sensible 51 |
speed SS |
tear 10 |
truck 47 |
waved 52 |
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rest 55 |
serious 22 |
sphere 43 |
tennis court 29 |
trumpet 24 |
weak 51 |
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resting 52 |
sewing machine 44 |
Spicy 52 |
tent 39 |
T-shirt 23 |
wealthy 2 |
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result SS |
shake 54 |
Sponge 21 |
terrible 2 |
tub 5 |
wear 33 |
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return 46 |
shallow 51 |
Spotted 34 |
terrifying 2 |
tube 5 |
weather forecast 50 |
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rhinoceros 30 |
shampoo 21 |
Square 43 |
thank 13 |
tumble drier 44 |
wedding 38 |
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rhythm 31 |
Shape 55 |
standing 52 |
theme park 53 |
tune 31 |
Weird 2 |
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rice 19 |
shark 30 |
stapler 4 |
thick 52 |
turn 45 |
Western 31 |
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rich 2 |
sharp 56 |
statement 18 |
thief 40 |
turn down 36 |
whale 24 |
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ride 38 |
shave 54 |
Stayed 18 |
think 28 |
turn up 36 |
wife 8 |
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rider 40 |
sheet 7 |
steak 19 |
thread 12 |
TV 17 |
Will 18 |
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118 word |
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steal 14 |
thriller 50 |
TV programme 10 type 54 |
wire 44 with 42 wonder 28 |
rock 48 8
Word list 119
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wonderful 2 |
worm 30 |
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woollen 34 |
worry 28 |
yoghurt 19 |
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work 18 |
would 18 |
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work out 36 |
wrong 57 |
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