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OXFORD W O RPj MACiC teaches 1500 English words the fun way, through pictures, jgk sound and games * ★ Contents 1-2 our family 37-38 sport -4 the body 39-40 at the seaside -6 the house 41-42 the travel game -8 in the kitchen 43-44 at the station 9-10 Jill’s room 45-46 at the airport 11-12 Jill’s week 47-48 a magic castle 13-14 a busy Sunday 49-50 festivals 15-16 in the playground 51-52 Muddy’s year 17-18 the numbers game 53-54 opposites 19-20 at school 55-56 space 21-22 in town 57-58 the world 23-24 in the market 59-60 the British Isles 25-26 at a restaurant 61-62 London 27-28 Mike’s birthday 63-64 on a treasure hunt 29-30 recycling 65-66 on a farm 31-32 machines in the home 67-68 at a safari park 33-34 entertainment 69-70 animals 35-36 hobbies 71-77 wordlist our family Jill is looking a t photographs of h er family T heir baby, Lucy, is my cousin M um’s m other and fath er are my grandm other and grandfather I call them G ranny and G randad J ill I have one brother, two parents, four grandparents, three aunts, two uncles, and four cousins My bro th er’s called Mike We call our p aren ts Mum and Dad D ad h as one sister, my A untie Helen A untie Helen an d Uncle Tim have th ree children, Ben, Tom, and Becky They are my cousins I call D ad’s p aren ts G randm a and G randpa There are lots of nam es for children to call th e ir g ran d parents Mum has a sister called Jen n y and a bro th er called Paul Uncle P au l is m arried to S arah grandm other gran d fath er g randm other g ran d fath er Grandma Grandpa grandparents Granny au n t uncle Auntie Sarah Uncle Paul cousin Grandad p aren ts H U m other au n t A untie Jenny' I fath e r Mum A untie Helen I b rother Mike I aunt cousin Jill Ben cousin Tom uncle UncleTim cousin Becky our family M ike W rite a, b, c, or d by the rig h t photo G randad is w earing his grey su it and G ranny is w earing h e r purple dress a T hat’s Ben in his black jack et and Uncle Tim w ith his red beard and blue coat I’m cleaning Becky’s glasses w ith my scarf b Here’s G ranny an d G randad w ith baby Lucy Granny m ade Lucy’s yellow h a t and cardigan but they’re too big Lucy likes G randad’s m oustache c T h at’s Tom in his green sw eater and shorts and me in my w hite T -shirt and jean s T here’s Becky in h er red sw eatsh irt and leggings One of h er boots is falling off d I don’t know who took this photo I can see my tra in e rs and jean s, my sister’s orange dress, M um ’s pink sk irt and red sandals, and D ad’s brown tro u sers and shoes I th in k it’s a photo of me, Jill, M um, and Dad 13 glove 17 scarf 21 sk irt 10 sw eatsh irt 14 jack et 18 coat 22 tra in e r shorts 11 leggings 15 glasses 19 jean s 23 shoe sw eater 12 boot 16 beard 20 tro u sers 24 sandal moustache hat shirt suit cardigan dress T -shirt the body Jill likes dancing H er teach er called Miss Gwen Miss Gwen’s face forehead eyelash eyebrow nose eyelid cheek lip tooth eye tongue ear 10 chin shoulder elbow hand finger thum b stom ach knee ankle p laster the body Jill h u rt h e r ankle a t th e dancing class Now she’s w aiting to see th e doctor There are other p atien ts w aiting too There is a m an w ith a bad cold and a woman w ith a headache One of th e w om an’s sons h as a black eye and a bruise on his knee The other son h as toothache and a big p laster on his leg The doctor is giving a baby an injection headache Now Jill and h e r m other see th e doctor D o cto r Hello, Jill W hat’s th e m atter? J ill I’ve h u rt my ankle D o cto r Yes you’ve got some cuts an d bruises, Jill, b u t your ankle isn ’t broken I’ll p u t a bandage on it for you toothache J ill T hank you, doctor injection bruise black eye cut blood broken leg the house This is J ill and M ike’s house They live h ere w ith M um an d Dad, M uddy th e dog, an d two cats, Tabby and Leo It’s a big house T here’s a w all round the garden and a w hite gate Jill is in the living room T here’s a m irro r over th e fireplace and flowers in a vase J ill is sitting in an arm chair The lam p is on an d she is reading M uddy is on th e rug by th e fire He likes sitting on th e sofa b u t he m akes th e cushions dirty stairs Mike is in th e dining room H e’s sitting on a chair a t th e table The door is open Tabby is in th e h a ll and Leo is on th e stairs W hat’s th a t noise? Is it M um in th e garage? No, it’s D ad singing in th e bath! The window is open b u t D ad isn’t cold because th e w ater is hot The bath, the w ashbasin, an d th e toilet are blue The curtains, the carpet, the towels, th e toothpaste, and th e toothbrushes are blue too E verything in the bathroom is blue except Dad! window calves) 66 c a ll 49 61, calls, calling, called 33 49 55 61 65 ca m co rd er 31 ca m e ypast o f co m e ) ca m el 68 cam era 31 c a n (be able to) 10 17 29 34 37 40 41 46 52 59 68 c a n ibe allowed to) 23 25 33 55 68 69 c a n 30 c a n d le 27 49 c a n o e 38 c a n o e in g 38 ca n ’t = ca n n o t cap 30 c a p ita l c ity 60 ca r 12 14 21 32 38 41 45 47 68 ca r park 45 c a v a n 42 card (greetings card) 27 49 50 card (playing card) 36 41 card (boarding card) 45 card b o a rd b o x (cardboard boxes) 30 36 c a r d ig a n ca r o l 50 carpet ca rro t 23 carry, carries, carrying 15 43, carried ca rto o n 33 c a s s e tte 27 32 c a s s e tte r e co rd er 31 c a s tle 47 59 ca t 14 47 70 ca tc h 11, catches 12, catching 16, caught c a te r p illa r 70 ca u ld ro n 47 c a u liflo w e r 23 c a v e 40 47 CD 32 CD p la y er 31 c e ilin g 20 c e le r y 23 cer e a l 25 c h a in 41 c h a ir 47 c h a lk 20 ch a n g e 21, changes, changing, changed ch a n g e 23 ch a se, chases, chasing 16, chased c h e a p 54 ch eck , checks 45, checking, checked ch eek ch eck -in 45 c h e e s e 26 c h e e ta h 68 c h e m ist 21 ch erry (cherries) 24 c h e ss 11 35 ch est c h e s t o f d w ers c h ic k e n 26 66 c h ild (children) 32 65 ch im n ey c h in c h ip 26 c h o c o la te 26 49 ch o o se , chooses 55, choosing, chose C h ristm as 50 C h ristm as ca ro l 50 C h ristm as E v e 50 C h ristm as p u d d in g 50 C h ristm as sto c k in g 50 c h u rch (churches) 59 64 c in e m a 33 c ir c le 19 c ir c u s (circuses) 34 c ity (cities) 33 60 cla p , claps, clapping 16, clapped c la ss (classes) 31 65 c la ssic a l 33 35 cla ssro o m 20 cla w 67 clea n , cleans, cleaning 14, cleaned c le a n 54 c le a r 30 c lif f 40 clim b, climbs, climbing 16, climbed 59 clo a k 47 clo c k 62 c lo se d 53 c lo th e s 30 49 clo u d 52 c lo u d y 52 clo w n 34 clu b 11 35 37 c lu e 34 63 co a c h (coaches) (a bus for taking people on long journeys) 42 co a c h (coaches) (part o f a train) 43 c o a st 60 co a t c o c k p it 46 c o c o n u t 24 co ffee 25 c o la 25 co ld (illness) co ld (not h o t) 49 52 53 co lla r 57 c o lle c t 46, collects, collecting 29, collected c o lle c tin g stam p s 36 c o lo u r s colu m n 61 com b com e 14 65, comes 27 43, coming 21 43, came 59, has come 57 com e from 57 67, comes from, coming from, came from com e o n 24 com e o u t (appear) 49, comes out, coming out 40, came out co m ed y sh o w 34 co m p a ct d isc 32 co m p a sse s 19 co m p u te r 10 31 36 55 co m p u te r g am e 56 co m p u te r room 20 c o n c e r t 33 c o n ta in e r sh ip 42 c o n tin e n t 57 co n tr o l to w e r 46 cook , cooks, cooking 13 27, cooked co rn e r 21 co tto n 35 co u ld n ’t = cou ld n ot (past o f c a n ) 59 c o u n te r 17 c o u n tr y (countries) 57 59 67 c o u sin 14 37 40 63 c o w 66 co w b o y 33 cr a sh 55 cream 26 c r ic k e t 38 c r isp 26 27 cr o c o d ile 69 c r o issa n t 25 c ro ss 21, crosses, crossing, crossed cr o ss (crosses) 49 c r o ssin g 22 cr o ssro a d s 63 cro ssw o rd 34 cro w n 47 cro w n je w e ls 62 cry, cries, crying 15, cried cu cu m b er 23 cu p 25 cu p b o a rd cu r ly 53 cu rry t curries >26 cu r ta in cu sh io n cu sto m s 46 cu t, cuts, cutting 13, cut cu t c y c lin g 36 Dd d ad (father) 14 25 27 34 36 37 40 49 d a ffo d il 51 d a n ce, dances, dancing 27, danced d a n c in g 35 dark 54 day 11 33 36 49 51 65 d ead 53 d ea r 27 59 d ec o r a tio n 50 d ee r (deer I 68 d e n tist 29 d ep a rtu re lo u n g e 45 d e sk 10 20 d e te c tiv e sto ry (detective stories) 34 d ic e (dice) 17 d id n ’t = d id n o t (past o f do) d ifferen t 37 47 56 d ifficu lt 54 dig, digs, digging 13 67, dug d in in g room d in n e r 12 d in o sa u r 48 61 d irty 54 d ish w a sh e r 31 d isk d riv e 32 d iv e 37, dives, diving, dived 72 d iv in g 38 d iv id e d b y 18 (perform an action) 14 34 37, does 12 37, doing 21 37 57, did (a word that you use w ith another verb to m ake a question i 24 25 57, does, did d o (a word th a t you use with another verb when you are saying ‘not’) 14 19 21 25 29 33 49 51 56 57 65, does 14 19 40 56 65, did 61 d o cto r d o es (see do) d o e sn ’t = d o es n o t d o in g (see do) d o g 13 51 67 70 d o lp h in 69 d o n k ey 65 d on ’t = d o not d oor 14 47 d o w n (from the top towards the bottom o f something) 59 64 d o w n sta ir s 14 d g o n 48 dram a 35 draw , draw s 69, drawing, drew d w er d r a w in g 36 d ress (dresses) 35 d r e ssin g go w n d rin k 25, drinks, drinking 27, drank d rin k 27 d rive, drives, driving 65 67, drove d riv e r 44 d ry 53 d u ck 66 d u stb in 29 d u ty -free sh o p 45 Ee e a c h 23 e a g le 69 ea r e a r ly 11 ea rth 55 e a st 60 E a ster 49 E a ster e g g 49 e a sy 54 e a t 27 49, eats, eating 27 52, ate e g g 25 49 e ig h t (8) 73 a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z e ig h te e n (18) e ig h ty (80) elb o w e le c tr ic g u ita r 33 ele p h a n t 67 e le v e n (11) e ls e (‘anything else’) 23 25 em p ty 53 e n d 59 61 e n g in e (car engine, je t engine) 41 46 e n g in e (locomotive that p u lls a train) 43 en te r ta in m e n t 33 e n v e lo p e 29 esc a la to r 62 e v e n in g 11 e v e r y 36 37 51 ev ery b o d y 14 27 40 45 ev e r y o n e 25 50 57 59 e v e r y th in g 47 56 e v er y w h e r e 47 50 except e x c u se m e 43 e x e r c is e b o o k 19 e x p e n siv e 54 eye e y eb ro w e y e la sh (eyelashes) e y e lid fifty (50) fig h t, fights, fighting 16, fought fig h t 27 fill, fills, filling 7, filled fillin g s ta tio n 41 film 33 fin d 10, finds, finding, found fin g e r fin ish , finishes 11 18 56, finishing, finished fin ish 18 fire fire e n g in e 42 fir e p la c e firew o rk 49 fir st (before doing a nything else) 31 fir st before all the others) 34 41 63 fish fish) 26 69 fis h in g 35 fis h in g b o a t 42 fis h in g rod 35 fiv e (5) fla g 57 fla m in g o 68 fla t 21 flig h t 45 flip p e r 39 flo o r 20 flo p p y d isk 32 flo w e r 47 64 fly (flies) 69 foal 65 fo g 52 fo g g y 52 food 25 27 fo o t (feet) 47 52 57 fo o tb a ll 27 38 footb all team 38 fo o a th 63 fo r (a word th a t shows the person or thing you are talking about) 56 for (a word th a t shows who w ill get or have som ething) 29 35 40 45 50 for (a word th a t shows where somebody or som ething is going'' for (a word th a t shows how som ething is used or why som ething is done) 29 31 45 51 for (w ith the m eaning of) 51 Ff face 49 fairy (fairies) 48 fa iry la n d 47 fall, falls, falling 16, fell fall off, falls off, falling off 2, fell off fall over, falls over, falling over 16, fell over fam ily (families) 11 31 34 37 59 farm 65 farm er 65 fa st 54 fat 53 fa th er F a th er C hristm as 50 fa v o u r ite 27 52 61 fea th e r 68 feed , feeds, feeding 14 27 65, fed 61 fe e t (plural o f fo o t' fe n ce 13 ferry (ferries) 42 fe stiv a l 49 fie ld 63 65 fifte e n (15) fo re n ea d fork forty (40) fo u n ta iii 62 fo u r (4) fo u rteen (14) fox (foxes) 69 fre ezer frid g e frien d 11 14 27 31 36 37 43 51 frie n d ly 56 65 fr ig h te n 49, frightens, frightening, frightened fr ig h te n in g 47 49 fro g 69 from (a word that shows where somebody lives or was born) 57 from (a word that shows when som ething starts) 11 from (a word that shows who gave or sent som ething) 23 27 from (a word that shows the place where you fin d something) 27 from (a word thai shows w hat is used to m ake something) 49 from (a word that shows difference) 56 fr u it 23 24 fru it ju ic e 25 fr y in g p an fu ll 43 53 fu n 35 fu n n y (strange >25 fu n n y (a person or thing that is funny m akes you laugh or sm ile) 65 fu r 67 Gg gam e 17 27 28 41 55 69 gam e sh o w 34 g a g e g a rd en 14 27 32 g a r d e n in g 35 g a rlic 23 g a te 64 g a v e (past o f give) g e e s e (plural o f goose) g erb il 70 g e t 41, gets 55, getting 7, got g e t d ressed , gets dressed 12, getting dressed, got dressed g e t in to, gets into 55, getting into, got into g e t u p 11, gets up 12, getting up, got up g h o st 49 g ia n t 47 g ira ffe 68 g ir l 19 27 29 g iv e 49 65, gives 29 45, giving 29 57, gave 49 g la ss (glasses) 25 g la ss i the m aterial) 30 g la sse s vspectacles) g lob e 20 g lo v e g lu e 19 go tmove from one place to another) 21 24 43 45 51 63, goes 29 45 47 55 going 34 41 43 45 47 56, went 21 59 61 go (travel to a place to something) 11 35 37 56, goes 12 37 51, going 40, went 36 59 g o a l 38 g o a t 65 g o g g le s 39 g o in g to 34 g o ld fish goldfish) 70 go o d 25 27 33 40 go o d a t 37 55 G ood F rid a y 49 g o o se (geese) 66 g o rilla 68 g o t (see h a v e g o t) gran d ad (grandfather) 59 g n d fa th er gran d m a (grandmother) 14 46 59 g r a n d m o th er 45 gran d p a (grandfather) 14 59 g n d p a ren t g ran n y (grandmother) 43 59 g p e 24 gra p efru it 24 g r a ss (grass) 51 g r a ssh o p p e r 70 g r ea t 34 36 59 g r ea t-g n d d a u g h ter 46 g re en 30 g rey 67 g u a rd 44 g u e ss 57 69, guesses, guessing, guessed g u id e 33 g u in e a p ig 70 g u ita r 33 36 gu n 33 gu y 49 G uy F a w k e s 49 gym 20 g y m n a stic s 12 37 Hh h a d (past o f h a ve ) h a ir 12 h a ir d r e sse r 21 h a lf p a st 12 h a ll (house) h a ll (school) 20 H a llo w e’e n 49 h a m b u rger 26 27 ham m er, hammers, hammering 13, hammered h a m ster 70 hand h a n d leb a r 41 h a n g -g lid e r 38 h a n g -g lid in g 38 h a p p y 25 27 33 50 h a r d 54 h a s (see h a v e ) h a t 57 61 h a te 34 52, hates, hating, hated h a v e (a word that you use w ith pa rts o f other verbs to show that som ething happened or started in the past) 56, has 57, having, had h a v e also h a v e got (own or keep) 23 31 34 36 47 49 51 57 68 70, has also has got 19 27 47 51 63 65, had also had got h a v e also h a v e g o t (be ill w ith something) 4, has also has got 4, had also had got h a v e (used with many nouns to talk about doing something) 11 24 25 36 49 67, has 12, having 19 25 27 57, had 25 74 a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z h a v en ’t = h a v e n o t h a v in g (see h a v e ) h ay 65 h ea d h ea d a c h e h e a d lig h t 41 h e a d p h o n e s 32 h ear, hears, hearing, h eard 61 h ea rt 49 h ea v y 53 h e d g e 13 65 h e d g e h o g 69 heel h e lic o p te r 46 h e lm e t 36 h elp 23, helps, helping 7, helped h ere y o u a re (words th a t you say when you give som ething to somebody) 24 h ere’s = h ere is h e ’s = h e h a s (‘H e’s come’) 57 h e ’s = h e is h id e, hides, hiding 16, hid h ig h 53 h ig h e st 59 h ik in g 35 h ik in g b o o t 35 h ill 59 64 h ip h ip p o 68 h ip p o p o ta m u s (hippopotam uses or hippopotam i) 68 h it, h its 55, h ittin g 16, h it h ob b y (hobbies) 35 h o c k e y 37 h o c k e y s tic k 37 h o ld , holds, holding 29, held h o lid a y 36 h o m e 12 24 32 51 56 h o m ew o rk 12 31 h o n e y 25 h o rn 67 h o rro r film 33 h o r se 38 65 h o sp ita l 29 h o t 49 52 53 61 65 h o t c ro ss b u n 49 h o t d o g 27 h o u r 46 h o u se 14 32 37 56 59 61 h o v e r c r a ft 42 h o w m a n y 27 h o w m u ch 23 h u n d red (100) h u n g ry 19 25 65 h u rry 43, h urries, hurrying, hurried h u rt, h u rts, h urting, h u rt 4, have h u rt h y d r o fo il 42 Ii ic e 52 ic e cream 26 51 I’d = I w o u ld I’ll = I w ill I’m = I am (see be) in (wearing) 62 in (a word th a t shows where) 14 15 19 21 23 27 29 31 33 35 37 40 43 45 47 49 51 56 57 59 61 65 67 in (a word th a t shows when) 11 49 51 61 in (a word th a t shows how long) 18 43 46 in fro n t o f 10 in th e m id d le 59 in je c tio n in s e c t 69 in s id e 62 in to 14 29 45 47 55 64 iro n , irons, ironing 13, ironed is (see be) is la n d 59 is n ’t = is n o t it’s = it is I’v e = I h a v e Jj ja c k e t 65 ja m 25 ja r 30 je a n s je e p 42 j e t e n g in e 46 jig s a w p u z z le 27 ju d o 37 ju g ju g g le r 34 ju ic e 25 27 ju m p , jum ps, jum ping 16, jum ped ju s t (only) 25 Kk k a n g a ro o 70 kai a te 37 k e tc h u p 27 k e ttle k e y 10 k ey b o a rd 32 k ick , kicks, kicking 16, kicked k in d (sort or type) 29 k in g 47 k iss 45, kisses 45, kissing, kissed k it 27 k itc h e n 14 k ite 28 k itte n 70 k iw i fru it 24 knee k n ee-p a d 36 k n ife (knives) k n ig h t 47 k n ittin g 35 k n ittin g n e e d le 35 k n ock , knocks, knocking 14, knocked k n o w 21 25 50 57, knows, knowing knew LI la d d e r 63 la d y b ird 70 la k e 59 lam b 65 lam p lam p -p ost 22 la n d 56, lands 46 56, landing 46, landed la n d 59 67 la n d in g 46 la st 35 la te 11 la u g h , laughs, laughing 15, laughed la u n c h p a d 55 la w n m o w er 31 le a f (leaves) 52 lea rn , learns, learning 31, le a rn t or learned le a v e 68, leaves 12 43, leaving, left le ft 63 le g 68 le g g in g s lem o n 24 lem o n a d e 27 leo p a r d 68 le sso n 12 19 36 le t’s (you use ‘let’s ’ to ask somebody to som ething w ith you) 24 25 34 51 le tte r 36 le ttu c e 23 lib ry (libraries) 20 lick , licks, licking 67, licked lid 30 lie d ow n , lies down, lying down 15, lay down life b o a t 42 lig h t (som ething that m akes light) 22 28 32 lig h t (not h e a v y) 53 lig h t (not d a r k ) 54 lig h t b u lb 32 lig h th o u se 40 lig h tn in g 52 lik e 14 19 24 25 33 35 37 40 51 59, likes 11 25 27 37 51 65 67, liking, liked 59 61 lik e (sim ilar to) 67 lin e r 42 lio n 61 67 lip lis t 23 liste n 35, listens, listening, listened lis te n in g to m u sic 35 litte r b in 29 little 29 47 55 liv e 59, lives 2161, living, lived liv in g room liza r d 69 L on d on 36 43 49 61 L on d o n er 61 lo n g 53 68 lo o k (turn your eyes towards somebody or something) 21 24 34 45 51 57 65 68, looks 19 40 45 56, looking 14 33 37 40 43 65, looked 59 lo o k (seem or appear) 56 67, looks 33 40 47 61, looking, looked lo o k for (try to find) 63, looks for 41, looking for 21, looked for lo rry (lorries) 42 lo se, loses 55, losing, lost lo t 37 lo ts 14 19 27 35 41 43 47 49 55 59 61 lo u d ly 14 lo v e 35 49, loves 37 40 50, loving, loved lo v e 59 lo v e ly 46 49 61 lo w 53 lu g g a g e 45 lu n c h Hunches) 12 19 25 61 63 lu n c h b ox 'lu n ch boxes) 19 lu n ch b rea k 11 ly in g d o w n (see lie d o w n ) 15 Mm m a c h in e 31 45 m a d e (past o f m a k e ) m a g a zin e 29 m a g ic 47 m a g ic w a n d 47 m a g n et 30 m ak e (to cause som ething to be or to happen), m akes 5, m aking, made m ak e (to p u t things together so that you have a new thing) 49, m akes, m aking 35 40 m ade 29 m a k in g m o d els 36 m am m al 70 m an (men) 21 45 49 m a n e 67 m a n y 27 29 59 m ap 19 58 m a rg a rin e 25 m a rk et 21 23 m arry, m arries, m arrying, m arried m a sk 49 m atch 59, m atches, m atching, m atched m a th s 19 m ean , m eans 49, m eaning, m eant m ea t 25 m e d ic in e m elo n 24 m en d , mends, mending 13, m ended m erry (happy and fu ll o f fun) 50 m ic ro p h o n e 32 m id d a y 11 m id d le 59 m id n ig h t 11 m ilk 25 m ilk sh a k e 25 m in er a l w a te r 25 m in u s 18 m in u te 18 43 m irror M iss vo word that you use before the nam e o f a girl or wom an who is not m arried) m oat 47 m o d el 36 75 a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z m od el k it 27 m o n k ey 68 m o n ste r 48 m on th 51 m oon 56 m ore 55 m o rn in g 11 33 35 61 m oth 70 m o th er 21 m otor b o a t 42 m otor r a c in g 38 m oto rb ik e 42 m o u n ta in 59 m ou se (mice) 70 m o u sta ch e m ou th 27 m ove, moves 17, moving, moved Mr (a word th a t you use before the name o f a m a n ) 14 23 37 65 M rs (a word th a t you use before the nam e o f a woman who is married) 14 21 23 m u c h 29 59 m ug m um ;mother) 14 21 23 27 31 33 37 40 43 45 47 49 68 m u rd er 33 m u seu m 62 m u sh room 23 m u sic 33 35 56 m u sic room 20 m u sic a l 33 35 n o th in g 47 n o tic e b o a r d 10 n o w (at the present time) 18 34 43 47 52 55 n ow (because o f what has happened) 25 36 49 n u m b er 17 45 63 n u m b er p la te 41 n u rse n u t 24 Nn n am e 49 57 62 n a rro w 53 n ea rly n e ck n e e d 23, needs, needing, needed n e e d le 35 n e t 37 n e tb a ll 11 37 n e w 27 34 36 54 n e w y e a r 50 n ew s 34 n e w sa g e n t 21 n ew sp a p e r 29 33 n e x t 14 41 n e x t to n ig h t 11 49 n in e (9) n in e te e n (19) n in e ty (90) n o ise n o isy 37 53 n o rth 60 n o se 46 Oo o ’c lo c k 12 43 o a r 35 o c to p u s (octopuses) 70 o ff (down or away from something) 46 55 o ff (at a distance from ) 59 o fte n 35 Oh d e a r (words that show you are surprised or u n h a p p y)19 24 25 o il ta n k e r 42 OK 25 34 o ld (not y o u n g ) 53 o ld (you use ‘old’ to show the age o f somebody or som ething) 19 65 o ld lnot n ew ) 29 36 49 54 59 61 o n (working) o n (a word th a t shows where) 16 17 19 21 27 34 36 37 40 41 43 45 49 51 55 57 59 61 65 68 o n (a word th a t shows w h en ) 11 34 35 49 61 o n (a word th a t shows how you travel) 59 61 o n a tr e a su r e h u n t 63 o n h o lid a y 36 o n e (1) o n io n 23 o n ly 24 33 o n to 47 op en , opens 47, opening, opened o p e n 53 o p p o site 53 o r a n g e (colour) o n g e (fruit) 24 o n g e ju ic e 27 orb it 55, orbits, orbiting 55, orbited o r ch e stra 33 o str ic h (ostriches) 68 o th e r 27 47 51 59 67 o u t (away from a place) 21 64 ou t o f (using) 36 56 o u tsid e (to a place not in a building) 12 o u tsid e (in a place that is close to a building) 61 oven o v e r (directly above som ething but not touching) o v er (across to the other side o f something) 43 64 o w l 69 Pp p ad d le 38 p ain t, paints, painting 35, painted p a in t 19 p a in tb ru sh 19 p a in tin g 29 35 p a la ce 61 p an ca k e 26 pan d a 69 p a n ts p a p er 20 29 p a r en t 67 park, parks 45, parking, parked p ark ian open place in a town) 36 p ark (safari park) 67 p arrot 69 p a rt 57 p a rty (parties) 27 49 57 p a sse n g e r 44 p a ssp o r t 45 p a ssp o r t c o n tr o l 45 p a st la word that shows how m any m inutes after the hour) 12 p a st (from one side o f som ething to the other) 21 68 p a th 13 p a tie n t p a v em e n t 21 p aw 67 p ea 26 p e a ch (peaches) 24 p e a c o c k 69 p e a n u t 26 p ea r 24 p ed al 41 p en 10 19 p e n c e (plural o f penny) p e n c il 10 19 p e n c il c a se 19 p e n c il sh a r p e n e r 19 p e n g u in 69 p en n y (pence or pennies) 23 p e o p le (plural o f person) p ep p er (‘salt and pepper’) p ep p er (vegetable) 23 p erfu m e 45 p e rso n (people) 37 49 59 p e rso n a l ste r e o 31 p e t 70 p e tr o l 41 p e tr o l p um p 41 p h o to 62 p h o to g p h p ick , picks, picking 51, picked p ic k u p (take and lift something), picks up, picking up 15 27, picked up p ick -u p tru c k 42 p ic n ic lu n ch (picnic lunches) 63 p ic tu r e 19 33 36 49 59 62 69 p e 26 p ig 65 p ig eo n 62 p ig let 65 p ill p ilo t 46 p in e a p p le 24 p in k 68 p ira te 48 p izza 27 plan 19 p la n e 36 46 p la n et 56 p la n t 29 p la ste r p la stic 29 p la te p latform 44 p la y 35 37 41, plays 11 33 37 56, playing 17 27 40 41 55 65 69, played p la y 33 35 p la y in g ca rd s 36 p la y in g c h e ss 35 p la y in g on th e co m p u ter 36 p la y in g th e g u ita r 36 p la y e r 41 p la y g ro u n d 15 p le a se 23 25 p le a se d 35 p lu g 32 plu m 24 p lu s 18 p o in t, points, pointing 59, pointed p o in t 41 55 p o lic e o ffice r 21 p o n d 65 p o st o ffic e 22 p ostb o x (postboxes) 22 64 p o stca r d 10 59 p o stm a n {postmen) 59 p o ste r p o t 29 p o ta to (potatoes) 23 26 p o u n d (money) 23 p o u n d (weight) 24 p ow 56 pram 22 p r e se n t 28 49 p rin ter 32 p ro tra c to r 19 p u d d in g 50 p u d d le 52 p u ll, pulls, pulling 13 pulled p um p 41 p u m p k in 49 p u p p y (puppies' 70 p u r p le push, pushes, pushing 13, pushed p u sh ch a ir 22 p ut 17 49, puts 50, p u ttin g 29 40 put p u t o n (take clothes an d wear them ) 35, puts on 55, putting on, p u t on pyjam as 10 Qq q u a rter 12 q u e en 47 61 q u e stio n 17 69 q u e u e 43 q u ie t 53 56 59 Rr rab b it 27 70 r a c in g ca r 38 r a ck et 38 d io 31 a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z d ish (radishes) 23 g 30 rain , rains, rain in g 51, rained in 51 in b o w 51 rasp b erry (raspberries) 24 rea d 34 36, reads, reading 23, read r e a d in g 36 r e a lly (in fa ct) 25 62 r e a lly {very m uch) 36 r e c e ip t 23 r e c ta n g le 19 r e c y c le 29, recycles, recycling, recycled 29 r e c y c lin g 29 r e c y c lin g b in 29 red 21 49 52 r e p tile 70 r e sta u r a n t 25 r e tu r n 33, retu rn s, returning, retu rn ed r h in o c e r o s (rhinoceros or rhinoceroses) 67 r ic e 26 r id in g 38 59 r ig h t {correct) 57 r ig h t m ot le ft) 64 r iv e r 35 60 62 ro a d 21 59 64 ro a d sig n 63 r o a st b e e f 26 ro ck 40 ro ck c o n c e r t 33 r o c k e t 55 ro ll 25 r o lle r sk a te 36 ro ller sk a tin g 36 roof room 13 20 47 ro p e 16 ro se 35 49 ro u g h 54 rou n d 21 64 ro u n d ers 37 r o w in g 35 ro w in g b o a t 35 ru b b er 10 19 rubbish 29 ru ck sa ck 35 44 rug ru g b y 38 r u le r 10 19 ru n 52, ru n s 55, ru n n in g 15 40, n r u n n e r b e a n 23 r u n w a y 46 Ss s a d d le 41 sa fa ri p ark 67 sa fe 56 s a ilin g 36 S a in t V a le n tin e ’s D ay 49 sa la d 26 sa lt sa n d 39 sa n d a l sa n d c a stle 39 sa n d w ic h (sandwiches) 27 s a te llite 55 sa u c e p a n sau cer s a u sa g e 27 sa v e, saves, saving 29, saved s a w (p a st o f see sa y 45 65, says 14 19 21 41 43 45 65 67, saying said sc a r f vscarfs or sc a rv e s)2 sca ry 40 sc h o o l 11 19 29 37 59 s c ie n c e lab 20 sc is s o r s 19 s c o r e 41, scores 41, scoring, scored 56 sc r e e n 32 s e a 40 56 59 se a g u ll 40 s e a l 69 s e a s id e 39 s e a so n 52 se a t 44 45 63 s e a w e e d 39 s e c u r ity 45 se c u r ity o ffic e r 45 s e e (know som ething using your eyes) 21 33 40 41 45 52 59 61 68 69, sees 21 65, seeing, saw 21 59 61 se e (visit or meet somebody) 43 45, sees, seeing, saw s e e y o u so o n 59 se n d 49, sends, sending, sent se v e n i7) se v e n te e n (17) s e v e n t y (70) sew , sews, sewing 35, sewed s e w in g 35 s e w in g m a ch in e 31 sh (be quiet!) 54 sh a rk 69 sh a rp 54 s h e e p (sheep) 65 s h e e p d o g 65 s h e lf (shelves) 19 s h e ll 39 s h e ’s = sh e is sh ie ld 47 sh in e 56, shines, shining 51 56, shined sh ip 40 42 47 sh irt sh oe sh o o t 56, shoots, shooting 56, shot sh o p 21 30 45 s h o p p in g lis t 23 sh o r t 53 sh o rts sh o u ld e r sh o u t, shouts 40, shouting 15 40, shouted sh o w 45, shows, showing, showed s h o w e r 12 67 s h u ttle c o c k 38 s ig h ts e e in g 61 s ig n p o st 59 s ilv e r 48 silv e r p a p er 30 s in g 35, sings 27, singing 5, sang sin g in g 11 35 s in k s is te r 43 s it 47, sits 68, sittin g 16 21 40 52 65, sai six (6) s ix te e n (16) six ty (60) sk a teb o a rd 36 sk a teb o a rd in g 36 sk a tin g (iceskating) 12 sk a tin g (roller sk a tin g ' 36 sk e le to n 49 sk i 38 s k iin g 38 sk ip , skips, skipping 15, shipped sk ir t sk y (skies) 51 56 sleep , sleeps, sleeping 67, slept slip p e r 10 slo w 54 slu g 70 sm all 53 58 sm ile, smiles sm iling 15, smiled sm o o th 54 sn a il 70 sn a k e 70 sn o rk el 39 sn o r k e llin g 40 sn ow , snows, snowing 51, snowed sn o w 51 sn o w b a ll 51 sn o w m a n (snowmen) 51 so ck so fa so ft 54 so ld ie r 61 so m e 15 24 25 27 29 37 40 41 45 49 51 61 64 65 so m eo n e 14 40 so m e th in g 40 so m etim es 35 37 49 so n so u p 26 so u th 60 sp a c e 55 sp a c e sh u ttle 55 sp a c e sta tio n 56 sp a c e sh ip 56 s p a c e su it 55 sp a d e 39 sp a g h e tti 26 sp a rro w 69 sp e c ia l 34 sp la sh 47 56 sp o k e 41 sp o o n sp o rt 37 sp o rts c e n tr e 37 sp o rts fie ld 20 sp r in g 51 sq u a re (on a board gam e) 17 sq u a re (shape) 19 sq u a r e (open space in a town) 61 sq u a sh 38 sq u irr el 69 staffroom 20 sta ir s sta m p 36 sta n d , stands, standing 15 21 43, stood sta r 56 start, s ta rts 11 43, starting, started sta rt 17 sta tio n 43 56 61 s ta tu e 61 sta y 61, stays, staying 59, stayed 61 ste a k 26 s te e r in g w h e e l 41 s te r e o 27 31 stew a rd 46 s till 49 sto m a ch sto p 21 41, stops, stopping, stopped sto ry (stories) 34 str a ig h t 53 stra w b erry (straw berries) 24 51 strea m 63 strea m er 28 str ik e 61, strikes, striking, struck str o n g 53 su g a r 25 s u it su itc a se 44 su m m er 36 51 su n 40 51 55 56 su n b ath e, sunbathes, sunbathing 40, sunbathed su n b a th e r 39 su n g la sse s 39 su n n y 51 su p erm ark et 22 sw a n 33 69 sw e a te r 35 sw e a tsh ir t sw eep , sweeps, sweeping 13, swept 76 sw e e t (a sm all piece o f boiled sugar) 26 sw e e t (not b itte r) 54 sw e e tc o r n 26 sw im 37 40, swims, sw im m ing 40 swam sw im m in g 12 38 sw im m in g pool 38 sw im m in g tr u n k s 39 sw im su it 39 sw in g , swings, sw inging 16, sw ung s w itc h (switches) 32 sw ord 47 Tt T -shirt 62 tab le 27 47 tab le te n n is 37 ta il 46 70 ta k e (go with somebody or something to another place) 45, takes, taking 65, took tak e (put your hand round something and hold it) takes 41 45, tak in g 43 ta k e (used with m any nouns to talk about doing something), takes, taking, took 61 ta k e b ack (return) 29, takes back taking back, took back ta k e o ff (remove), takes off, taking off 29, took off ta k e o ff (leave the ground), takes off, taking off 46, took off tak e-o ff 46 talk, talks, talking 21, talked ta ll 53 tap 77 a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z ta x i 62 te a 25 te a c h e r 20 29 37 65 tea m 38 te a p o t te a tim e ted d y b e a r 10 te le p h o n e 31 te le p h o n e b ox (telephone boxes; 22 te le v is io n 11 31 34 37 te n (10) te n n is 38 te n n is co u rt 38 tex tb o o k 19 th a n k y o u 23 th a n k s 25 th a t’s = th a t is th e a tr e 33 th e r e ’re = th ere are th e r e ’s = th e r e is th e y ’r e = th e y a re th e y ’v e = th e y have th ic k 53 th in (not f a t ) 53 th in (not th ic k ) 53 th in g 29 61 th in k 43 49, th in k s 65, thinking 19, thought th ir te e n (13) th ir ty (30) th r e e (3) th ro u g h 40 43 45 47 64 67 th row , throw s 17, throw ing 16, threw th r o w a w a y 29 th u m b th u n d e r 52 th u n d ersto rm 52 tic k e t 43 45 tic k e t c o lle c to r 44 tic k e t o ffic e 43 tid y , tidies, tidying 13, tidied tid y 53 tig e r 67 tig h ts tim e 33 56 tim es 18 tim e ta b le 44 tin 29 tir e d 61 to (a word th a t shows where somebody or som ething is going) 12 17 21 27 29 34 35 37 41 43 45 47 49 55 57 59 61 64 65 to (a word that shows how m any m inutes before the h o u r) 12 to (a word that shows when som ething finishes) 11 to (a word that shows how som ething changes) 21 to (a word that shows w h y ) 29 41 43 45 67 to (a word that you use before verbs to m ake the infinitive) 14 27 34 37 40 43 52 56 61 to a d 69 to a d sto o l 52 to a st 25 to d a y 24 27 51 59 to e to ile t tom ato (tomatoes) 23 25 to n g u e to o i more th a t you w ant or need) to o (also) 14 25 29 35 37 40 49 62 65 67 68 to o k lpast o f ta k e ) to o th (teeth) to o th a c h e to o th b ru sh (toothbrushes) to o th p a ste to p 50 60 to r to ise 69 to ta l 23 to w a rd s 64 to w e l to w e r 46 62 to w n 21 59 to y 10 29 tra ck 44 tr a c to r 65 tra ffic n g h ts 22 tra in 43 59 tr a in e r tra v el 41 tr e a su r e 48 63 tr e a su r e c h e st 48 tr e a su r e h u n t 63 tr ee 27 50 51 56 63 65 67 tr ia n g le 19 tr ie d (past o f try) tr o u se rs tru n k 67 try 37, tries 69, trying, tried 49 tu b 29 tu b e 62 tu n n e l 44 tu rk e y 50 tu rn 18 tu rn o ff 64, tu rn s off, tu rn in g off turned off tu rn o n to 64, tu rn s onto, tu rn in g onto, tu rn ed onto tu r tle 70 tu sk 67 tw e lv e (12) tw e n ty (20) tw o (2) ty re 41 Uu u g h i the sound th a t you make when you think som ething is not nice) 54 u g ly 53 u m b rella 39 51 u n c le 14 21 31 40 45 59 u n d er 40 52 65 u n d erg ro u n d 62 u n tid y 53 u n til 11 u p into an upright position) up (to a higher level or position) 59 64 u p sta ir s 14 u se 29, uses 29, using 67, used ( Vv vacu u m cle a n e r 31 v a m p ire 33 v a n 42 v a se v e g e ta b le 23 26 v ery 25 29 35 37 40 51 55 59 61 v e st v id e o 12 32 v id e o gam e 27 v id e o r eco rd er 31 v io le t 49 v is it 55, visits, visiting 65, visited v o lle y b a ll 38 Ww w a it 45, w aits, w aiting 43 46, w aited w a lk 35 68, w alks, w alking 15, walked 59 w alk 51 w a ll (round a house) w a ll (in a room) 20 w an d 47 w a n t 25 34 52, w ants 40, w anting, w anted w ard rob e w arm 51 w a s (past o f be) 35 36 59 61 w a sh 29, w ashes 29, w ashing 13, w ashed w a sh up, w ashes up, w ashing up 13, w ashed up w a sh b a sin w a sh in g m a ch in e 31 w a sp 69 w a tc h 34 37, w atches 12, w atching 37 46, w atched w a t c h watches) 10 w a te r 14 25 27 47 67 w a te r fig h t 27 w a ter -sk ier 40 w a v e 45, waves 45, waving, waved w a v e 40 w a y in 67 w ay o u t 68 w ea k 53 w ea r 49, wears, w earing 40 47 61, wore w ee k 11 36 37 w e ek d a y 11 w e e k e n d 37 61 w e ’ll = w e w ill w e ll 25 33 w e ll d o n e 56 w e n t (p a st o f go) w e ’re = w e are w e r e (past o f be) 61 w e s t 60 61 w e ste r n 33 w e t 53 w h a le 69 w h a t 19 25 34 37 46 52 68 w h a t about? 25 33 w h a t a re y o u d oing? 21 57 w h a t’s = w h a t is w h a t’s th e m atter? w h e e l 41 w h eelb a rro w 13 w h e n 35 w h e r e 21 46 57 59 63 65 67 w h ic h 55 57 w h istle 44 w h ite 30 63 w h ite b rea d 25 w h o 41 w h y not? 68 w id e 53 w ild life p rogram m e 34 w ill 23 25 34 w in , wins 18 41, winning, won w in d 51 w in d o w 49 56 68 w in d sc r e e n 41 w in d su rf, w indsurfs, w indsurfing 40, w indsurfed w in d su rfe r 40 w in d y 51 w in g 46 69 w in te r 52 w ir e 32 w ish 50, wishes, wishing, wished w itc h (witches) 47 w ith (having or carrying) 21 27 43 50 57 67 w ith (a word that show s people or things are together) 11 21 25 27 36 40 59 61 w ith (using) 40 45 w ith (against) 35 w ith ttow ards) 35 w iza r d 47 w o lf (wolves) 67 w o m a n (women) 21 w o o d 63 67 w o o l 35 w o rd 59 w ork , works, w 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