WORD LIST ANIMALS AND THEIR YOUNG: saci agent oa aoaitast Beasts of prey — whelp ccalt (male), filty (female) Beaver — Kit ‘Kangaroo — joey Birds - fiedgiing, nestling aaa Cat kiten ‘Owl—omet Codfish - coding, sprat Partridge — cheeper oath a cis —— Dog - pup, puppy a ee — Rabbit - bunny, kit Eagle —eagiet oe Ral—pup oer Rhino — cai er en Snot een en Face, Sc Se am ron pt tty Sse at See cme, a Hen — pullerAbstract Nouns r= oe, Commonnoun absuacrnoun fi 22°” brother brotherhood An the kins e ee Gee neighbour neighbourhood ee oes wrcee ee a ot. ayes ‘Abstract Noun anger beauty bravery ‘greatness happiness hunger kindness lenath strength thirst ‘rath weakness wiscomangry annoyed anxious arregant ashamed bored clumsy confused creepy cruel depressed disgusting embatrassed envious fierce foolish grumpy hungry mysterious nervous thoughtless 4O3=—FeeR AMAZING AbDJecTives adorable aggressive annoying beautiful clumsy confident p considerate} excitable jim @ glamorous! grampy helpful handsome important kind moody pretty talented thoughtful thoughtless blaring calm deafening gentle loud noisy peaceful relaxed restful silent still tranquil quiet big fat gigantic great high huge immense large little mammoth massive muntature: petite short skinny small tall tiny wide agreeable amused brave charming cheerful courageous delightful e determined eager 6 energetic enthusiastic 8 friendly FR gentle @ ‘ry Ss telpsul jolly lively perfect pleasant proud relieved successful ‘thoughtfulecAllslas WAYS TO SAY. potion a pine ean Cen) cree Peles cree coe) Sec Ceci Wei) Pore Beene eee iesic Ener ene ne ronments ore eras eros ar cee etry cen Coe Coo oe re I 1 cat glided ey paraded ea Coun oe Cc roc Cees ere rec corer nce Cts eer (rd eee ris minute rt ao Ceaeeeres rind roa cone Pst rere) observed oe pore) ene) ieee pie pint eenirr pe Re ABs el ae La Bi Pat tate ccene eo Lila eh tS pee bolas My ciugntes adored reading Harry Poters Bock. can't stand going t0 discos eartied on watching cartoons. ‘don't mind reading that boak again polling my beg. finished painting my bedroom Mie has glven up smoking. | They kept on interrupting the teacher.| students like studying 1 prefer reading to watching TY.2 There 1S a oottwese befmeen the ta trees. There 1s aa ucbhwse amu the trees.Wait for Wait to noun verb wait for a bus wait to eat lunch wait for Jack wait to see Jack wait for us wait to go there wait for a while wait to get it wait for Friday wait to buy one What are you waiting for? : elena, What are you waiting to do? Y es, visit: www.myhappyenglish.comHard vs. Hardly Hard is an adjective with various meanings: Yesterday's exam was hard (difficult) Adiamond is very hard (solid/firm). Carpentry is hard work (requires much effort) Hard is an adverb with various meanings: My students work very hard (using effort). @ Look! It's raining hard (with much force) Hardly is an adverb with various meanings, @ | hardly slept last night (I scarcely slept) @ Joe hardly worked today (He barely worked) oi Engr, >? Oo) Presented b www. myhappyenglish.comtoday now tonight last yesterday --. ago last week next year tomorrow here this these that day then that night the... before / the previous .. the day before: before the week before the following year the next day / the following day there that thosego Jogging go shopping go bowling go scuba diving go bungee jumping ge sailing go camping go sightseeing go hunting go surfing go climbing go skating go dancing go skiing go fishing go trekking go running go skydiving go horseback riding go water skiingTO GET Tesbe Gut of be and beginning te wale agi a8 ofter an lines, ‘To make understandable or slag, Ta be convincing ar understandable To urge-or scald, Ta be ar ccnlirue ta be on hammanicusterms Te manage or fare with reasonable success. To cirqunnent or evade, Te-travel irom place to place. To become known; circulate. To touch of reach successtully. To try to make understandable; hint at or suggest To discover or understand. Tobreak free; escape. To leave or go away. To retuan to a person, place, or condition, OPIS ee Tespass or outetrp, To succeed in managing: susiveSilent H | Silent T what | witch when | fasten why | castle which | watch whether butcher ghost , scratch honest | listen hour | match while | Christmas white | mortgage where | soften rhythm | often Silent K knuckle knight knack knew knickers Silent B lamb thumb | numb | erumb | climbing | i comb doubt | plumber | limb | debt tomb. ceatitTAKE IN to understand TAKE AFTER resemble in character er appearance TAKE UP start a new hobby: Ib ivas a difficult to take in all esate us has taken ap jogging. He likes #ff He takes after Iris father. TAKE OFF to rise into the air or begin flight Seeseeeseey Ow coinpany took ow Hew workmen. The plane took off on i TAKE BACK return something to the place where it was bought TAKE OVER get control of omething TAKE DOWN write down The shutents took town fhe Lecture. Ourcompany was taken over thy owe rival. Ttook that TV-sct back.100% always IIBIWAYS! go to bed before 11pm. 90% usually | GEUII¥ have cereal for breakfast. 80% normally / generally —_| figrmallly go to the gym. 70% offen* / frequently | fen surf the internet. 50% sometimes | Sometimes forget my wife's birthday. 30% occasionally | SEGRSISHally eat junk food. 10% seldom | Seldom read the newspaper. 5% hardly ever /rarety | RarelIYlever drink alcohol. 0% never | ever swim in the sea English Grammar in UseWords + Prepositions accuse of accustomed to afraid of aim at angry with / at arrive at/in ashamed of believe in careful of / with / about complain about composed of congratulate on consist of depend on deprive of die of different from dressed in full of good at guilty of independent of different to insist on interested in jealous of look at married to pleased with prefer to related to satisfied with similar to succeed in superior to sure of surprised at / by suspicious of tired of translate into CETConjunctions Examples “And” is used to join words or sentences] a) Ihavea pencil andan eraser. that show a similaridea. b) Patricia and Siti are neighbours. ‘But’ is used fo join two ideas that are a) Param is poor but heis happy. opposites. b) He fell into the drain but was not hurt. ‘Because’is usedto show reason. a) Idid not go swimming because it was raining. b) We could not sleep because it was too hot. ‘So’ is used fo show result. a) it was raining, so the game was cancelled. b) She studied hard, so she passed the test. ‘Or is usedto show a choice. ‘a) Doyou prefertea or coffee? b) You can order pizza or fried chicken. ‘fis usedto show condition. a) Twillnotgo if Cindy goes. b) If you see Darus, tell him that Mrs Tan wants to see him. ‘Although’ is used to show two opposite a) Although she was sick, she stil statements. wentto school. b) Although he is tired, he continues workingchairs rocking chair wheelchair sofa (also couch, settee) recliner f chaise longue Ae BF deckchair director's chair lounger high chaireae shad hit === acai ao & Jringlet a layered. a = pil dreadlocks bob shoulder-ter rm curly 7 (ode =e ) ess apes “= aoa ae brad French braid braids pighils ong, wayFood: Countable and Uncountable Nouns PEANUTS panenees Ame save #..? s|'2@:IN ON aT In conclusion In the journal In the article Inaroom Ina building Ina box Ina garden In the city center Ina town Ina pool In the sea Ina river In your hand/mouth In the mountains On the one hand / the other hand On the Internet On the ceiling On the door On the wall On the floor Ona page Onan island On the left/right Ona map Ata concert At someone’s house At the doctor's At the bus stop At the door At the window At the roundabout At the traffic lights At the churchRue eave lm Me a eeUE CRS |)MountainGadgets, Utensils and Other Equipment ww / 3 = o\.§ k= SO Board MNS NONASS Slotted Spoon Metal Spoon Wooden Spoon Turning SpatulaPROPHET’S LIFESTYLE THE Talk SOFTLY Walk HUMBLY Eat SENSIBLY Breathe DEEPLY Sleep SUFFICIENTLY Dress PROPERLY Interact POLITELY Act FEARLESSLY Work PATIENTLY Think TRUTHFULLY Believe CORRECTLY Behave DECENTLY Learn PRACTICALLY Plan ORDERLY Earn HONESTLY Spend INTELLIGENTLY Sacrifice REGULARLY Worship DEDICATEDLY Serve parents HAPPILY Respect neighbours APPROPRIATELYAschery, “Athletics Badminton Beach Volleyball Canoe Slalom Canoe Sprint Cyeling - BMX Cycling Road Cycling - Track Diving Equestian Fencing Gymnastics - Gymnastics ~ ‘aitisiie Raytheme Rowing Saling Pentathlon poss Peas Iocan) see fice J es oa 7 ES Waigeiting ewigat8:15 inthe moming on Sunday atChristmas/Easter | in the evening onthe 28th of March atnight in July (months) onawinter night at midnight in summer (seasons) | onMondaymorning atnoon in 1998 (years) atthe weekend inthe 20th century Note: ontime=attherighttime at :30=exactlyat hattime intime=earlyenough, notlate by 8:30 =notlaterthan thal time, beforeContractions nes “3 aren't don't haven't con't hadn't might’ couldn't hasn't mustn't didn't wouldn't weren't HHT Ser ittieass ae pet i [PART OF SPEECH FUNCTION EXAMPLES noun fhames a parson, place, thing, or concept water, Byron, telephone, Main Street, tub, virtue pronoun takes the place of anoun so that the noun |, you, he, she, us, they, this, that, themselves, does not have to be repeated somebody, who, which vert describes an action, occurence, or state wait, seem, be, visit, renew col boing helping verb combines with other verbs (main verbs) forms of be, do, and have; can, could, may, {also called to create verb phrases that help ‘might, must, shall, should, will, would auxiliary ver) Indicate tenses adjective describes nouns and pronouns; (green, round, old, surprising; that (o.g. that ‘can also Identity or quantity lophant several (0.9, soveral elephants) adverb describes verbs, adjectives, other adverbs, dreamy quickly, always, vary, then or entire clauses reposition expresses the relationship in time or space in, on, around, above, between, underneath, between words In.a sentence ‘beside, with, upon (890 the following list)Shetty sec. Adjective ‘oescising Word) ‘The energetic Kid play hwo sports in sunny Jy. The ids ick the socer bal, un up ond down the fl, ‘ond feel fred ot the end of he gome.. PrOnOUN fresloces a Nous) ‘boy sores a geo ond hos ver exc ‘he player eosiy scored another goal ond hoppy ran boc othe storing line.www.shutterstockcom - 108489698dress up bring up build up * put on dothes * look after a child until ® jnerease in « wear a costume it grows up amount, size to disguise * introduce or mention a ‘or intensity yourself subject burn up callup * destroy sth completely * telephone with fire * make sb very angry * have a high temperature catch up * reach sb who’s in front of you check up * obtain information about sb or sth * bring back to your OP mind chop up * cut into small do up pieces * fasten sth * arrange hair so e@at up that it’s tied or H ne das * eat all the food that you've been givengrate grill layer level melt SB “= pinch pour scramble serve ooo 4 simmer slice spread stir tasteWh 2: aecycles bake lever) handlebar light D-lock pump tyre (Bre) tire (Name) drop handlebars} stabilizers (8ré) training wheels (NAME) kickstand! scooter mountain bike quad bike dirt bikeThe Weather English Vocabulary ws Gap 1 '4 drizzle cloudy showers gloomy rain foggy downpour overcast flood hail sleet snow snowflake as breeze blustery windy \\ gale hurricane 4 forecast ‘Tos warm drought cool lightning cold thunder freezing rainbowMODAL VERBS and HAVE TO Basic meanings Ability Permission Possibility Request Pat CAN ride a horse CANT come tomorrow? Tt CAN be possible CANT have a coke, please? Past Ability Permission Possibility Polite Request Obligation Prohibition Pat COULD come yesterday COULD I open the door? TECOULD be Peter COULD I borrow you car? You MUST be here at 7 You MUSTN'T play with fire Advice or Recommendation You SHOULD eat more fruit MIGHT HAVE TO: DO NOT HAVETO Impreve Your —nghah! Permission Possibili Permission Little Possbil Obligation Lack of obligation MAY Icome in? ‘She MAY come with us MIGHT I talk to you? IMIGHT go. You HAVE TO finish it now You DONT HAVE TO do it.Mes Sunny att) “Overcast Frost Freeze Dew Fog wind Strong windshoes Sere e Re kOe Be te & be 4 Clie rubber boots ‘cowboy boot hiking bootsIrregular plurals Ea) eee oa onl Peesoita} eterErewe Towed sore. far tater forgiven zheok [shaker spoke [soakerboater trilby cowboy hat bowler (8) derby (NAmE) eo bil (NAME) top hat mortar board cloth cap/flat cap _baseballl cap (both Bre) pom pom aa: aa beret hard hat crash helmet = bobble hat sou'wester hood sun hats sombreroPrepositions of Time the morning the evening February (the) spring 2013 a few minutes Monday Tuesday morning Wednesday evening weekdays time the weekend (U.S.) 10:30 pm the end of class the weekend (U.K.)Always used with pairs of objects -- Either - - -- Neither - - is used to offer a choice is used to exclude two possibilities. between two possibilities while neither must come after the conjunction and before the helper and subject. Either is positioned at the end