Accessories a small things, that wear such a piece of jewellery.

Accident a crash involving car, an unexpected event that causes

injury.
Accuracy the ability to do smth in an accurate way.
Achievements a particular thing that smone has achieved.
Active always doing things, especially with energy and enthusiasm.
Activity smth enjoyable or interesting that people do.
Aerobics active type of exercise that makes your heart stronger.
Air the mixture of gases that we breathe.
Aisles a passage between the shelves.
Album a book in which you can collect photographs.
Alcohol drinks such as wine that can make people drunk.
Alcoholism a medical condition that makes it difficult to control the
amount of alcohol that you drink.
Aliens a creature from another planet.
Allergic you become ill as a reaction to smth that you eat.
Antennae two long thin part on an insects head.
Antibiotics a drug that cures illnesses and infections caused by
bacteria.
Appliance a piece of electrical equipment .
Arch structure with straight sides and a curved top.
Artificial insemination - is a means whereby a woman can achieve
pregnancy not involving sexual intercourse.
Artistic good at drawing or painting.
Aspirin a drug that cures minor pain.
Assembly hall a place where students meet.
Astronaut smone who travels in space.
Atmosphere the air round the Earth/the mood that exist in a place.
Authority the power to make decisions.
Avoid to try to prevent smth from happening.
Baker smone whose job is to make bread.
Ball a round object that you use in games and sports.
Bandage long thin piece of cloth that you wrap around an injured
part.
Barn a large building on a farm where animals are kept.
Basket a container for carrying or keeping things.
Basketball a game played by teams who throw a ball through a net.
Beer an alcoholic drink made from grain.
Beetle an insect with a smooth hard back.
Beg to ask people for money or food.
Bell a metal object that makes a noise.
Bikini a swimming suit for women.
Billiards a game in which people use long sticks called cues to hit
balls into pockets.
Bird an animal with wings.
Biscuits a small flat dry cake, usually sweet.
Blackboard a large board, teacher writes on it with chalk.
Blacksmith smone whose job is to make horseshoes.
Bleed to have blood flowing from your body.
Block of flat - a large building that is divided into apartments
Boat - a small vehicle for travelling on water
Book - a written text that can be published in printed or electronic
form
Boots - a type of shoe that covers the whole foot and the lower part
of the leg
Brakes use to stop or slow down a vehicle.
Brand labels, group of product that has its own names.
Bread - a food made from flour, water, and usually yeast
Bruise a dark mark on your body after hit.
Buddhism - a religion that originally comes from South Asia, and
teaches that personal spiritual improvement will lead to escape from
human suffering
Build - to make smth by putting bricks or other materials together
Buildings - a structure with walls and a roof, such as a house
Bus - a large vehicle in which people are driven from one place to
another
Busy having a lot of thing to do/ full of people.
Butcher shop that sells meat.
Butterflies - a type of insect with large, often brightly coloured wings
Bypass - to avoid something by going around it.
Calm - peaceful, quiet, and without worry
Canine relating to dogs.
Canoe - a small light narrow boat
Canteen a room where meals are served.
Car - a road vehicle with an engine, four wheels, and seats
Car park - an area of ground for parking cars
Career a job or profession that you work at for some time.
Carriage - a vehicle with four wheels that is usually pulled by horses.
Cash money in the form of notes and coins.
Cathedral - a very large, usually stone, building for Christian worship.
Catholicism - religious beliefs held by several Christian
denominations
Celebrated a party or special event.
Central heating- a system of heating buildings by warming air.
Chain store - a group of shops that belong to a single company.
Chamber - a room used for a special or official purpose
Changing room - a room where people can change their clothes.
Channels - a television station.
Charity - a system of giving money, food, or help homeless.
Cheap - costing little money.
Checkout the place where you pay in a supermarket.
Checkout operator - work in supermarkets, department stores and
other shops.
Cheese - a food made from milk.
Chemist shop that sells medicines.
Chess - a game played by two people on a square board, in which
each player has 16 pieces that can be moved on the board.
Chess set - the pieces used to play chess and the board on which the
game is played.
Chessboard - a square board divided into 64 smaller squares, half of
which are light and half dark in colour.
Childless - without children.
Chips - a long, thin piece of potato that is fried.
Chocolate - a sweet, usually brown, food made from cacao seeds.
Church - a building for Christian religious activities.
Cigarettes - a narrow paper tube containing tabacco.
Cinema - a theatre where people pay to watch films.
City - a large town.
City centre - the central part of a city.
Classroom a room where you have classes in a school.
Clerk - a person who works in an office.
Clever - having the ability to learn and understand things quickly.
Climb - to go up, or to go towards the top of smth.
Clothes - things such as dresses and trousers that you wear to cover
your body.
Coastguard people who help people who are in trouble at sea.
Coins - a small round piece of metal that is used as money.
Collages - a picture in which photos are stuck onto a larger surface.
Collided things crash into each other.
Colonise - to send people to live in and govern another country.
Colourful - having bright colours or a lot of different colours.
Comfortable - feeling physically relaxed, without any pain.
Communicate - to share information with others by speaking.
Competition - a situation in which smone is trying to win smth.
Competitive trying to be more successful than others.
Complicated - involving a lot of different parts, in a way that is
difficult to understand.
Compress - to press smth into a smaller space.
Computer - an electronic machine that is used for storing, organizing,
and finding words, numbers, and pictures, for doing calculations,
Computer games - a game that is played on a computer, in which the
pictures that appear on the screen are controlled by pressing keys or
moving a joystick.
Concussion a head injury that makes smone feel ill.
Conservative - not usually liking or trusting change, especially sudden
change.
Control - to order, limit, or rule smth, or smone's behaviour.
Convenient suitable for your needs, near to the place.
Corner shop - a small shop, especially on a corner of a road, that sells
foods and other things.
Corridor a long passage inside a building with doors.
Cottage - a small house, usually in the countryside.
Cotton - cloth made from the fibres of the cotton plant.
Cough syrup - a liquid that you take to help stop coughing.
Counter a long flat surface where customers are served.
Country areas away from cities.
Courage - to be brave and confident.
Courageous - having or showing courage./ brave.
Creative - producing or using original and unusual ideas.
Credit receive money from bank/ when you pay later.
Crisps - hard enough to be broken easily.
Cultural relating to the culture of particular group.
Culture - the way of life, especially the general customs and beliefs.
Cycles - a two-wheeled vehicle that you sit on and move by turning
the two pedals.
Dangerous - describes a thing, or activity that could harm you.
Darts - a game in which darts are thrown at a circular board.
Death - the end of life.
Debt a situation in which you owe money to other people.
Decorate to make smth more attractive by putting nice things on it.
Deliver a process of bringing goods to a place.
Dented a hole in the car after accident.
Destroy - to damage something so badly that it cannot be used.
Detention being kept in school after class.
Deterrent - smth that deters people from doing smth.
Digs - to form a hole by moving soil.
Discomfort uncomfortable, feeling of slight pain.
Discount a reduction in the price of smth.
Disease - (an) illness of people, animals,etc., caused by infection.
Disinfect - to clean smth using chemicals that kill bacteria.
Dismiss- to decide that smth is not important.
Display to put smth in a particular place so that people can see it
easily.
Dizzy - your head is spinning and you are going to fall.
Donation money or goods that you give to an organization.
Donkey - an animal like a small horse with long ears.
Doorway - the space in a wall where a door opens.
Dress up to put clothes on yourself.
Ear - organs by which people hear sounds,
Education smones experience of lerning of being taught.
Eggs - the oval object that is produced by female birds
Electricity - a form of energy, produced in several ways, which
provides power to devices that create light, heat, etc.
Encourage - to make smone more likely to do smth.
Energetic - having or involving a lot of energy.
Entertainment - shows, films, television, or other performances or
activities that entertain people,
Equipment - the set of necessary tools, clothing, etc. for a particular
purpose.
Exchange one person gives smth and another person gives smth in
return.
Excited very happy because smth good is going to happen.
Exclusive very expensive and available only to person who have a
lot of money.
Executive - smone in a high position, who makes decisions.
Exercise - physical activity that you do to make your body strong.
Expeditions journey.
Expensive cost a lot of money.
Explosion an occasion when smth such as a bomb explodes.
Expulsion permanent removal from school.
Eye - organs in your face, which you use to see with.
Facilities - a place where a particular activity happens.
Farmer - someone who owns or takes care of a farm.
Farm - a place where a particular type of animal is kept in large
numbers in order to be sold.
Fast - moving or happening quickly.
Fasting to eat less food for religious reasons.
Fat - having a lot of flesh on the body.
Feast a large meal, usually for a special occasion.
Features - a typical quality or an important part of smth.
Fees money that you pay to a person for work.
Festival - an organized set of special events, such as musical
performances.
Field - an area of land, used for growing crops or keeping animals.
Film - a series of moving pictures.
Fire - (material that is in) the state of burning that produces flames.
Fire brigade the organization whose job is dealing with fires.
Firefighters people whose put out fires and help people.
Fireworks objects that make loud noises and coloured lights in the
sky when they explode.
Fish an animal that lives in water.
Fishmonger - a shop that sells fish.
Fit - to be the right size or shape for smone or smth.
Flower - the part of a plant that is often brightly coloured.
Fly - When a bird moves through the air.
Food - smth that people eatto keep them alive.
Foot - the part of the body at the bottom of the leg on which a
person stands
Freeze become hard with cold.
Friendly pleasant and helpful towards other people.
Fruit a type of food that grows on trees or plants.
Garden - a piece of land where flowers and other plants are grown.
Gather come together/ find things you need.
General not specific , exact.
Grants money that the government gives you for a specific purpose
and doesnt ask to pay back.
Gravity - the force that attracts objects towards one another,
especially the force that makes things fall to the ground.
Greengrocer shop that sells fruit and vegetables.
Grocer a small shop that sells food and other goods.
Guitar - a musical instrument, usually made of wood, with six strings
and a long neck.
Hamlet - a small village, usually without a church.
Hammer a tool used for hitting nails into wood.
Handmade made by a person, not by machine.
Happy feeling pleased and relaxed, with no worries.
Hardware store- shop that sells equipment.
Hard-working - always doing a lot of work.
Health - the condition of the body and the degree to which it is free
from illness, or the state of being well.
Healthcare - the set of services provided by a country or an
organization for the treatment of the physically and the mentally ill.
Hectic - full of activity, or very busy and fast.
Helmet - a strong hard hat that covers and protects the head.
Hiking - the activity of going for long walks in the countryside.
Hill - an area of land that is higher than the surrounding land.
Hinduism - an ancient religion with Indian origins whose
characteristics include the worship of many gods and goddesses and
the belief that when a person or creature dies, their spirit returns to
life in another body.
Hobby - an activity that smone does for pleasure.
Honour the respect that people have for smone.
Hook - a curved device used for catching or holding things.
Horse - a large animal with four legs that people ride on.
Hotel - a building where you pay to have a room to sleep in.
Humanoid - is something that has an appearance resembling a
human being.
Hysterical -behaving in an uncontrol way.
Ice frozen water.
Ice cream - a very cold sweet food made from frozen milk.
Illnesses - a disease of the body.
Imagination - the ability to think of new ideas.
Imaginative - new, original, and clever.
Immediately - now or without waiting or thinking.
Impersonal not showing your personal feelings or idea.
Increase - to become larger in amount or size.
Independence freedom from control by smth.
Indiscipline rudeness or violence from pupils.
Inexhaustible - existing in very great amounts that will never be
finished.
Influence - the power to have an effect on people.
Influenza - is an infectious disease.
Injury physical harm.
Intelligent - the ability to learn, understand.
Invention - smth that has never been made before.
Isolation - the condition of being alone.
Job - the regular work that a person does to earn money.
Jog -to run at a slow, regular speed.
Joy - great happiness.
Junction a place where one road or railway line crosses.
Knowledge - understanding of or information about a subject that
you get by experience or study.
Knowledgeable - knowing a lot.
Labourer - a person who does unskilled physical work.
Landing - the fact of an aircraft arriving on the ground.
Large bigger than usual in size.
Lateness arriving late for class.
Launch - an event to celebrate or introduce smth new.
Layout the way in which the different parts of smth are arranged.
Lead - to control a group of people.
Less - a smaller amount (of), or to a smaller degree.
Life jacket you wear a jacket to make you float if you fall into the
water.
Lifeboat a small boat that is kept on a ship for emergencies.
Lifestyle - someone's way of living.
Literature - written artistic works.
Loneliness - the state of being lonely.
Lonely - unhappy because you are not with other people.
Lorry - a large vehicle used for transporting goods.
Low standards poor class and exam result.
Lycra - a type of material that stretches.
Magazines a large thin book published once a week.
Magnifying glass - a piece of curved glass that makes objects look
larger than they are.
Make-up substance that people put on their faces.
Malnourished - weak or ill because you do not eat enough.
Manager smone whose job is to organized and control business.
March a walk by a group of people.
Martians - a creature who is believed to come from Mars.
Meat the flesh of animal that is eaten as food.
Medical facilities - any location at which medicine is practiced
regularly.
Medicine a substance that you take to treat an illness.
Memory - the ability to remember information.
Methodical - describes people who do things in a very ordered,
careful way.
Metro- an underground electric railway system.
Metropolis - a very large city.
Microchip - a very small piece of semiconductor.
Military relating to armed forces.
Milk a white liquid that women produce to feed babies.
Modern using the most recent methods, ideas, designs.
Mood - the way you feel at a particular time.
More - a larger or extra number or amount.
Moslem - is an adherent of Islam, a monotheistic Abrahamic religion
based on the Quran.
Motorway - a wide road for fast-moving traffic.
Music - a pattern of sounds made by musical instruments.
Musical - related to or connected with music.
Nails piece of metal that you use for fixing one thing to another.
Nature - all the animals, plants, rocks, etc.
Net - material made of threads of rope.
Newspaper information on large printed sheets.
Noise - a sound or sounds, especially when it is unwanted,
unpleasant, or loud.
Nuclear - being or using the power produced when the nucleus of an
atom is divided or joined to another nucleus.
Numb to make a part of your body lose its ability to feel.
Nylon - an artificial substance used especially to make clothes.
Observant - good or quick at noticing things.
Office - a room or part of a building in which people work.
Oil lamp - is an object used to produce light continuously for a period
of time using an oil-based fuel source.
Ointment a thick smooth substance that you put on sore.
Old-fashion outdated/ no longer modern.
Open long hours - open 24 hours a day.
Opera - a musical play in which most of the words are sung.
Oranges - a round sweet fruit that has a thick orange skin.
Organised - describes someone who is able to plan things carefully
and keep things tidy.
Organization a group of people who work together.
Orthodox- (of beliefs, ideas, or activities) considered traditional,
normal, and acceptable by most people.
Oxygen a chemical element that is a gas with no smell or colour.
Paddles - used for moving.
Pain a bad feeling in part of your body when you are hurt.
Paintings - a picture made using paint.
Palace - a large house that is the official home of a king.
Panic a sudden strong feeling of fear or worry.
Parade public celebration with music or marches.
Paramedics smone who isnt a doctor, but trained to give medical
treatment to people.
Passages - a usually long and narrow part of a building.
Pastimes - an activity that is done for enjoyment.
Patient - a person who is receiving medical care.
Patriotic feeling a lot of love towards your country.
Pavement a path with a hard surface on one or both sides.
Peaceful - without violence.
Perfume a liquid with a pleasant smell, put on skin.
Persistent - lasting for a long time.
Personnel - the people who are employed in a company.
Photographs - a picture produced using a camera.
Piano - a large musical instrument with a row of black and white
keys.
Pilot - a person who flies an aircraft.
Pious strict in your religious beliefs and practices.
Plane - a vehicle designed for air travel.
Plant - a living thing that grows in earth.
Plaster a thin piece of cloth that you cover a cut.
Play - to take part in a sport or game.
Playground an area of land where children can play.
Playing fields a piece of land with lines marked on it where a sport
is played.
Police station - the local office of the police in a town.
Pollution - damage caused to water, air, etc. by harmful substances.
Pop into - If you pop into a place, you visit there briefly, usually for
some purpose.
Potatoes - a round vegetable which grows underground.
Powerful - having a lot of power to control people.
Prediction - a statement about what you think will happen in the
future.
Price - the amount of money for which smth is sold.
Primitive - describes living conditions that are basic.
Privacy - someone's right to keep their personal matters and
relationships secret.
Promotion a move to a job at a higher level.
Punishment to do smth unpleasant to smone because they have
done smth bad or illegal.
Qualification an ability or quality that you need to do job.
Qualities - how good or bad something is.
Queue a line of people that are waiting for smth.
Quick - happening or done with great speed.
Quiet - making very little noise.
Racks an object with shelves, used for storing things.
Radiators - a device, usually a container filled with water, that sends
out heat, often as part of a heating or cooling system.
Radioactive - having or producing the energy that comes from the
breaking up of atoms.
Rags - a torn piece of old cloth.
Record - to store sounds or moving pictures using electronic
equipment.
Reduce - to make smth smaller in size.
Redundant - having lost your job because your employer no longer
needs you.
Relationship the way in which people are connected.
Religion - the belief in and worship of a god.
Religious believing strongly in your religion.
Research - a detailed study of a subject.
Research to make a detailed study of smth/ discover new facts.
Respiration - breathing.
Restrictions for example, law, that limits what you can do.
Retire - to leave your job or stop working because of old age.
Rhythm - a strong pattern of sounds.
Rocket - a large cylinder-shaped object that moves very fast by
forcing out burning gases.
Rod - a long, thin pole made of wood or metal.
Romantic involving love/ things that show love.
Rotates - to turn or cause smth to turn in a circle.
Rubbish - waste material or things that are no longer needed.
Running water - water supplied to a house by pipes.
Safe - not in danger or likely to be harmed.
Sailing - the sport or activity of using boats with sails.
Salaries a fixed amount of money that you earn.
Satellite - a device sent up into space to travel round the Earth.
Saucers - a small, curved plate that you put a cup on.
Science - the careful study of the structure and behaviour of the
physical world by doing experiments.
Sculptures - the art of forming solid objects that represent a thing.
Seafood fish, shellfish that you can eat.
Seatbelts a strong belt in a car that you fasten around yourdelf.
Secretary - someone who works in an office, writing letters, making
phone calls.
Seeds - a small, round, or oval object produced by a plant and from
which, when it is planted, a new plant can grow.
Send - to cause smth to go from one place to another.
Shelf a part of a piece of furniture, a flat piece of wood.
Shelf stacker - a person whose job is to fill the shelves and displays in
a supermarket.
Shepherd - a person whose job is to take care of sheep.
Shock- smth that happens unexpectedly and makes you feel
surprised.
Shop assistant smone whose job is to serve people in a shop
Shopkeeper smone who owns or manages a shop.
Shopping centres - a group of shops with a common area for cars.
Shuttle - a vehicle or aircraft that travels regularly.
Sick you didnt work because you were ill.
Signal an action, movement, or sound that gives information
Simple - easy to understand or do.
Sirens an equipment that makes a loud sound.
Ski a long thin object that you that you fix to your boot so that you
can slide easily over snow.
Skill - an ability to do an activity or job well.
Skyscraper - a very tall modern building.
Slippery difficult to move on slippery object.
Small not large in size.
Smog - a mixture of smoke, gases, and chemicals that makes the
atmosphere difficult to breathe and harmful for health.
Soccer - a game played between two teams where each team tries to
win by kicking a ball into the other team's goal.
Solemn involving serious behavior, attitudes.
Sophisticated - having a good understanding of the way people
behave.
Sore painful as a result of an injury.
Soup kitchen - a place where free soup is given to people with no
money.
Space - an empty area that is available to be used.
Space craft - a vehicle used for travel in space.
Specialist smone whose training, education.
Speed moving very fast.
Sports hall a place where you can play games.
Staff the people who work for a particular company.
Staffroom - a room in a school that is for the use of the teachers
when they are not teaching.
Stall holder - a person who rents or owns a stall in a market.
Stamina - the physical strength to do smth that might be difficult.
Stamp - a small piece of paper with a picture on it that is stuck onto a
letter.
Stereo - a way of recording or playing sound.
Stimulated to make smone feel interested in learning new things.
Stitches short piece of thread that use for joying skin together after
it has been cut.
Stock amount kept, goods in shop.
Stockbroker - a person that buys and sells stocks and shares for other
people.
Street - a road in a city.
Stress - great worry caused by a difficult situation.
Stressful - making you feel worried and nervous.
Stretcher the type of bed, used for carrying smone.
Strong - powerful; having or using great force or control.
Subject smth that you learn or teach in a school.
Sugar a sweet substance, which add to food.
Supermarket - a large shop which sells most types of food.
Superstores a large shop with a wide range of different goods.
Surroundings - to be everywhere around smth.
Suspension temporary removal from school.
Sweet food with sugar.
Swerve to change direction suddenly in order to avoid smth.
Swim - to move through water by moving the body.
Syringe - a hollow, cylinder-shaped piece of equipment used for
sucking liquid out of smth.
Tags a small piece of paper on which there is information, fixed
onto smth larger.
Talent - a natural ability to be good at smth.
Taps - to hit smth gently, and often repeatedly.
Taxi - a car with a driver who you pay to take you somewhere.
Teacher - is a person who provides education for students.
Telephone a piece of electronic equipment that you use for
speaking to smone in different place.
Terrestrials - relating to the planet Earth.
Thoughtful - kind and always thinking about how you can help other
people.
Till a piece of equipment for adding up the amount of money.
Toiletries things that you use for keeping yourself clean.
Tolerant - willing to accept behaviour and beliefs that are different
from your own, although you might not agree with
Tool a piece of equipment.
Town - a place where people live and work.
Tractor - a motor vehicle with large back wheels and thick tyres, used
on farms for pulling machinery.
Traffic jam - a large number of vehicles close together and unable to
move or moving very slowly.
Train a railway engine connected tocarriagescars for carrying
people.
Training the process of teaching/ physical exercise.
Tram an electric vehicle that transports people.
Transport - a system of vehicles for getting from one place to
another.
Treatment the process of providing medical care.
Trolley container with wheels, used for carrying things.
Trolleybus - a public transport vehicle with rubber tyres.
Truancy repeated absence from school.
Trumpet- a brass musical instrument consisting of a metal tube with
one narrow end, into which the player blows.
Truncheons - a thick, heavy stick used as a weapon by police officers.
Tuition money that you pay to take lessons.
Turkey - a large bird grown for its meat on farms.
UFOs - unidentified flying object: an object seen in the sky that is
thought to be a spacecraft from another planet.
Unconscious in the state of not being awake.
Underground a railway system that is under a city.
Unhealthy - not good for your health, or not strong and well.
Uniform - a particular set of clothes that has to be worn by the
members of the same organization.
Unwell ill, unhealthy.
Vaccines - a substance containing a bacterium in a form that is not
harmful, given to a person to prevent them from getting the disease.
Vagrant - a person who is poor and does not have a home.
Valley - an area of low land between hills.
Values - the amount of money that can be received for smth.
Variety a number of different things.
Vegetables a part of a plant used as food
Venusians - inhabit the planet Venus.
Victim smone who has been harmed or killed.
Video recorder - a machine used to record.
Village - a group of houses in the countryside.
Violin - a wooden musical instrument with four strings that is held
against the neck and played by moving a bow across the strings.
Walk - to move along by putting one foot in front of the other.
Washing machines - a machine for washing clothes.
Waste - an unnecessary or wrong use of money.
Weapon - any object used in fighting or war.
Weaver- to make cloth by repeatedly crossing a single thread
through two sets of long threads on a loom.
Well - in a good way.
Wet suit - a piece of clothing, made from rubber, which covers the
whole body closely and is designed to keep you warm when you are
swimming.
Wheel - a circular object connected at the centre to a bar, used for
making vehicles move.
Whistles to make a high sound by forcing air through a small hole.
Wine - an alcoholic drink that is usually made from grapes.
Wool - the soft, thick hair that grows on the bodies of sheep.
Workforce - the group of people who work in a company.
Worldwide happening or existing all over the world.
Wound an injury in which your skin is damage.
Write-offs cannot be repaired.
Yoga - a set of physical and mental exercises, originally from India.
Yoghurt - a slightly sour, thick liquid made from milk with bacteria.