Gold Experience A1 Wordlist: Part of Speech

Gold Experience A1 Wordlist
Part of
speech
Word
Pron
brother
cousin
dad
grandfather
grandmother
n
n
n
n
n
br
kzn
dd
rndf
rnm
Definition
the sister of your mum or dad, or the
wife of your uncle
a boy or man who has the same mum
and dad as you
a child of your aunt or uncle
father
the dad of your mum or dad
the mum of your mum or dad
grandparents
rndpernts
the mum and dad of your mum or dad
mum
mm
sister
sst
uncle
kl
cat
kt
dog
mouse
pet
n
n
basketball
mas
pet
bsktbl,
bsktbl
football
ftbl
swimming
bag
n
n
swm
b
book
bk
mother
a girl or woman who has the same
mum and dad as you
the brother of your mum or dad, or the
husband of your aunt
an animal that you keep as a pet, and
that often kills birds and mice
an animal that you keep as a pet, and
that has four legs, fur and a tail
a small animal with smooth fur, a long
tail and a pointed nose
an animal that you keep at home
a sport in which two teams try to win
points by throwing a ball through a net
a sport in which you try to kick a ball
into another team's goal
a sport in which you move through
water, using your arms and legs
something that you can carry things in
a set of printed pages fastened
together inside a cover so that you
can read them
N
aunt
nt
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Example
Unit
Topic
My aunt is fifty-nine.
Starter
Starter
Her brother's name is Max.

Carlos is his cousin.
This is my dad, Joe.
What's your grandfather's name?
Here's my grandmother, Yolanda.
His grandparents are Ben and
Yolanda.
What's your mum's favourite TV
programme?
Starter
Starter
Starter
Starter
Starter
Starter
Starter
Starter
Starter
Starter
Starter
Starter
Starter
Starter
That's your sister's pen.
Starter
Starter
George is Max's uncle.
Starter
Starter
What's your cat's name?
Starter
Starter
Here's my dog, Bonzo.
Starter
Starter
My favourite animal is a mouse.

What's your favourite pet?
Starter
Starter
Starter
Starter
Her favourite sport is basketball.
Starter
Starter
Max likes football.
Starter
Starter
Swimming is great!
Is this Kaya's bag?
Starter
Starter
Starter
Starter
Here is Oscar's book.
Starter
Starter
Part of
speech
Word
Pron
pen
pen
pencil
pensl
ruler
rul
bin
chair
n
n
bn
te
clock
klk
comic
kmk
computer
kmpjut
cupboard
kbd
curtain
ktn
cushion
kn
desk
desk
electric guitar
lektrk t
Definition
a thing that you use for writing and
drawing in ink
a thing that you use for writing and
drawing using the black or coloured
substance in the middle
a narrow piece of wood or plastic that
you use for measuring things
a large container where you put
things that you no longer want
a thing with legs that you can sit on
a thing that shows you the time, and
which you keep in a room or on the
wall
a large thin book with a paper cover
that tells stories using pictures
an electronic machine that can store a
lot of information, and that you can
use to do many things
a thing with doors and sometimes
shelves, that you use for storing
things
a piece of cloth that you pull across a
window at night
a bag that has soft material inside,
and that you put on a chair or on the
floor to make it more comfortable
a table where you sit and write or
work
a musical instrument with six strings
and a long neck that works using
electricity
Example
Unit
Topic
That's Stella's pen.
Starter
Starter
Are those Luke's pencils?
Starter
Starter
Is that Marina's ruler?
Starter
Starter
Where's the bin?

The cat is on the chair.
1
1
My space
My space
There's a clock on the wall.
My space
There are some comics on the shelf.
My space
My computer is on the desk.
My space
The cupboard is next to the desk.

The curtains in my bedroom are
green.
My space
My space
There is a pink cushion on her bed.
My space
There's a blue chair under the desk.
My space
Is there an electric guitar on the wall

above his bed?
My space
Part of
speech
Word
Pron
light(s)
lat(s)
mobile phone
mbal fn
music player
mjuzk ple
noticeboard
ntsbd,
ntsbd
poster
pst
shelf/shelves
elf, elfz
above
behind
preposition
preposition
bv
bhand
between
preposition
btwin
in
preposition
in front of
preposition
n frnt v
near
preposition
next to
preposition
nekst t
on
preposition
under
preposition
nd
Definition
a thing such as a lamp that uses
electricity to produce light so that you
can see things
a telephone that you can carry with
you and use anywhere
a piece of equipment that you use to
listen to music
a board on a wall where you put
notices (=pieces of paper with useful
information)
a large picture that you put on a wall
a long flat board on the wall or inside
a cupboard that you put things on
in a higher position than something
else
at the back of something
with one thing or person on each side
used for saying the place or container
where a thing or person is
used for saying that a person or thing
faces something
a short distance away from someone
or something
beside someone or something
used about the surface of something
where a person or thing is resting
below or at a lower level than
something
Example
Unit
Topic
There are some new pink lights in her

room.
My space
Your mobile phone is cool!
My space
The music player isn't on the shelf.
My space
My space
My space
My space
Is there a poster above the bed?

There's a bin behind the chair.
The cat is on the floor between the
bag and the chair.
1
1
My space
My space
My space
There isn't a bin in Diego's room.

Their bunk beds are in front of the
window.
My space
My space
The dog is near the desk.

Are there any games next to the
computer?
My space
My space
His mobile phone isn't on the shelf.
My space
Your bag is under the table.
My space
Her noticeboard is on the wall, near

the window.
There's a fantastic poster above
Max's bed.
There aren't any books on the
shelves.
Part of
speech
Word
Pron
balcony
bathroom
bedroom
dining room
blkni
brm,
brum
bedrm,
bedrum
dan rm,
dan rum
downstairs
garage
n
n
danstez
rd, r
garden
dn
kitchen
ktn, ktn
lift
lft
stairs
stez
upstairs
pstez
Monday
mndi, mnde
Tuesday
Wednesday
tjuzdi, tjuzde
wenzdi,
wenzde
Thursday
zdi, zde
Friday
fradi, frade
Definition
a small area outside an upstairs
window, where you can sit or stand
a room where there is a bath and
often a toilet
a room where there is a bed
a room where you eat your meals in a
house or a hotel
the rooms on the ground floor in a
house
a building for keeping a car in
an area of land next to a house,
where there are flowers, grass and
other plants
the room where you prepare and cook
food
a machine that takes you up and
down in a building
a set of steps that you use to go from
one level of a building to another
one or all of the upper floors in a
building
the day between Sunday and
Tuesday
the day between Monday and
Wednesday
the day between Tuesday and
Thursday
the day between Wednesday and
Friday
the day between Thursday and
Saturday
Example
Unit
Topic
Our apartment has got a balcony.
My space
There's a shower in their bathroom.

There are two bedrooms in Marco's
house.
Their apartment hasn't got a dining
room.
The downstairs has got a kitchen, a
living room and a toilet.
Dad's in the garage.
My space
My space
My space
1
1
My space
My space
My space
Your trainers are in the kitchen.

There are 150 stairs, and there isn't a
lift!
My space
My space
The lighthouse has got many stairs.

How many bedrooms has the upstairs
got?
My space
My space
Jenna has maths on Monday.
My week
Do you have history on Tuesday?

Stefan doesn't play computer games
on Wednesday.
We have singing lessons on
Thursday.
My week
My week
My week
What time do lessons end on Friday?
My week
Nancy's lighthouse hasn't got a

garden.
Word
Saturday
Sunday
do my
homework
get dressed
get up
Part of
speech
n
n
phr v
Pron
stdi, stde
sndi, snde
du ma
hmwk
et drest
et p
Definition
the day between Friday and Sunday
the day between Saturday and
Monday
to do school work that the teachers
give me to do at home
to put your clothes on
to get out of bed after sleeping
to go to places were you can buy
things
to wash yourself by standing under a
flow of water
go to the shops
t ps
have a shower
have
breakfast/lunch/
dinner
hv a
meet my friends
play computer
games
mit ma frendz
ple kmpjut
emz
talk to my friends
watch TV
tk t ma frendz
wt ti vi
go to the beach
go to the cinema
t bit
t
snm
have a party
hv pti
to have a meal in the morning/middle

of the day/evening
to go to see people you know well
and like
to have fun playing games on a
computer
to speak with people you know well
and like
to look at television
to go to an area of sand next to the
sea
to go to a special building to see a
film
an event where people meet to talk,
drink, dance, etc.
have fun
have singing
lessons
hv fn
hv s
lesnz
to enjoy doing something

to have lessons (=periods of time for
learning) where you learn how to sing
hv brekfst,
lnt, dn
Example
TianTian goes to school on Saturday.
Unit
Topic
My week
They play games on Sunday.
My week
What time do you do your homework?

I have a shower and then get
dressed.
She gets up early every school day.
Tania goes to the shops at the
weekend.
He gets up early and then he has a
shower.
My week
2
2
My week
My week
My week
My week
When do you have breakfast?

I meet my friends after school and we
play football.
After dinner Stefan plays computer
games.
My week
My week
My week
I talk to my friends about music.

Do you watch TV in the evening?
He goes to the beach with all his
family.
On her free day she goes to the
cinema.
2
2
My week
My week
My week
My week
The students have lots of parties!

We play computer games and have
fun.
They have singing lessons every
Friday.
My week
My week
My week
Part of
speech
Word
Pron
play card games
ple kd emz
play football
ple ftbl
play the drums
ple drmz
play the guitar
ple t
play volleyball
ple vlibl
art
English
geography
dirfi,
drfi
history
hstri
maths
ms
science
January
sans
dnjuri,
dnjri
Definition
to play games with a set of small
pieces of thick card with pictures or
numbers on them
to do a sport in which you try to kick a
ball into another team's goal
to play a round musical instrument
which you hit with your hand or a stick
to play a musical instrument with six
strings and a long neck
to do a sport in which two teams hit a
ball to each other across a high net
with their hands
lessons in which you learn to paint,
draw or make things that are beautiful
or express ideas
lessons in which you learn the
language that people speak in Britain,
the USA, Australia, etc.
lessons in which you learn about the
countries of the world, including their
land, rivers and cities
lessons in which you learn about
things that happened in the past
lessons in which you learn about
numbers and shapes
the study of nature and the way that
natural things happen and the
knowledge we get by testing and
proving facts
the first month of the year, between
December and February
Example
Unit
Topic
Do you play card games with your

friends?
My week
Tim doesn't play football.
My week
My friend plays the drums.
My week
Does Molly play the guitar?
My week
Does she play volleyball on Monday?
My week
Her favourite school subject is art.
My week
English starts at 11.15.
My week
I don't have geography on Thursday.
My week
Jenna's history lesson ends at 12.15.

Do you have maths on Wednesday or
Thursday?
My week
My week
Have you got science on Tuesday?
My week
January is his favourite month.
My week
Part of
speech
Word
Pron
February
februri, febjri
March
mt
April
eprl
May
me
June
dun
July
dla
August
st
September
septemb
October
November
ktb
nvemb,
nvemb
December
dsemb
bat
bt
bear
be
camel
kml
dolphin
dlfn, dlfn
Definition
the second month of the year,
between January and March
the third month of the year, between
February and April
the fourth month of the year, between
March and May
the fifth month of the year, between
April and June
the sixth month of the year, between
May and July
the seventh month of the year,
between June and August
the eighth month of the year, between
July and September
the ninth month of the year, between
August and October
the tenth month of the year, between
September and November
the 11th month of the year, between
October and December
the 12th month of the year, between
November and January
a small animal like a mouse with
wings, that flies around at night
a large strong animal with thick fur
a large desert animal that has a long
neck and one or two humps (=raised
parts on its back)
a very intelligent sea animal that looks
like a large grey fish
Example
Unit
Topic
We dont go to the beach in February.
My week
He hasn't got a holiday in March.

They've got a one-week holiday in
April.
My week
My week
What do they do in May?
My week
My uncle goes to Italy every June.
My week
Their holiday starts in July.

My parents have a day's holiday in
August.
My week
My week
Has she got a holiday in September?

They don't have school holidays in
October.
We have another holiday in
November.
My week
My week
My week
Rafael's birthday is in December.
Bats often make a loud noise.
Where do bears live?
My week
Wild
animals
Wild
animals
A camel has got four legs.
What does a dolphin eat?
Wild
animals
Wild
animals
Part of
speech
Word
Pron
goat
kangaroo
kru
llama
lm
meerkat
mkt
panda
pnd
parrot
prt
scorpion
skpin
shark
snake
snek
spider
spad
whale
wel
cave
kev
desert
dezt
forest
frst, frst
Definition
a farm animal that has horns and long
hair under its chin
a large Australian animal that moves
by jumping and carries its babies in a
special place on its stomach
a South American animal with thick
hair like wool, and a long neck
a small South African animal that lives
under the ground
a large black and white bear that lives
in China
a brightly coloured bird that you can
teach to speak
a small brown creature that uses its
tail to sting
Example
Unit
How big is a goat?
A kangaroo always hops.
What do you know about llamas?

Meerkats stand on two legs and look
for dangerous animals.
What colour are pandas?
Parrots often live in the jungle.
Scorpions are sometimes dangerous.
a large sea fish with very sharp teeth

a long thin animal that slides across
the ground and sometimes bites
people
How does a shark move?
Snakes don't usually eat in the winter.
a small creature with eight legs

a very large animal that lives in the
sea and looks like a fish
a large natural hole under the ground,
or in the side of a mountain or rock
a large area of very hot dry land
where few plants grow
a large area of land covered with
trees
There's a spider in the bath!
A whale hasn't got any legs.
Bats live in caves.
Do camels live in the desert?
Are there any bears in the forest?
Topic
Wild
animals
Wild
animals
Wild
animals
Wild
animals
Wild
animals
Wild
animals
Wild
animals
Wild
animals
Wild
animals
Wild
animals
Wild
animals
Wild
animals
Wild
animals
Wild
animals
Part of
speech
Word
Pron
jungle
dl
lake
lek
land
mountain
lnd
mantn,
mantn
river
rv
sea
si
water
wt
fly
fla
hop
hp
jump
dmp
run
rn
swim
swm
walk
wk
bank
bk
Definition
a large tropical forest with trees and
large plants growing very close
together
a large area of water with land around
it
the solid dry part of the Earth's
surface, rather than the water or the
air
a very high hill
a long area of water that flows into a
sea
a large area of salty water
the clear liquid that falls from the sky
as rain, and is in rivers and the sea
to move through the air
to move by jumping with both feet
together
to push yourself off the ground using
your legs
to move quickly, moving your legs
faster than when you walk
the activity of moving through water
using your arms and legs
to move forwards by putting one foot
in front of the other
a place where you can keep your
money safely or borrow money
Example
Unit
There aren't any pandas in the jungle.
She sometimes swims in the lake.
Giraffes and kangaroos live on the

land.
Sometimes goats live in the
mountains.
3
3
There are lots of fish in the river.

Fairy penguins live on land, but their
food is in the sea.
Cats usually do not like water.

Penguins are birds, but they do not
fly.
Do kangaroos hop?
Meerkats often jump on rocks.
Sloths never run.
Swimming is my favourite sport.
Do you always walk to school?
There's a bank in the town centre.
Topic
Wild
animals
Wild
animals
Wild
animals
Wild
animals
Wild
animals
Wild
animals
Wild
animals
Wild
animals
Wild
animals
Wild
animals
Wild
animals
Wild
animals
Wild
animals
Around
town
Word
Part of
speech
Pron
Definition
bridge
brd
bus station
bs sten
bus stop
bs stp
caf
kfe
a special road built over a river or a

road so that people or vehicles can
cross it
a place where many buses stop so
that people can get on and off
a place at the side of a road, marked
with a sign, where buses stop so that
people can get on and off
a small restaurant which sells drinks
and simple food
cinema
snm, snm
city
sti
hospital
hsptl
market
mkt, mkt
museum
mjuzim
park
pk
shop
sports centre
spts sent
square
supermarket
skwe
supmkt,
supmkt
Example
Unit
Meet me near the bridge.
I can't find the bus station.
She's at the bus stop.
Is the caf near here?
a building where you go to see films
There is a cinema next to his home.
a large important town

a building where doctors help and
treat people who are sick or injured
an area where people bring food and
other things to sell
a building where people can see
objects connected with art, history or
science
an area with grass and trees, where
people can walk and play games
London is the capital city of England.
The hospital is in front of you.

Excuse me, where's the market,
please?
Can we go by bus to the museum?
The park is on your left.
a building where you can buy things

a building where you can do different
sports
an open area with buildings around it
in the middle of a town
a large shop that sells food, drink,
cleaning products, etc.
All the shops are in the town centre.

Can you meet me at the sports centre
at 4.00?
Bill's house is near the square.
The supermarket isn't in this street.
Topic
Around
town
Around
town
Around
town
Around
town
Around
town
Around
town
Around
town
Around
town
Around
town
Around
town
Around
town
Around
town
Around
town
Around
town
Word
Part of
speech
Pron
swimming pool
swm pul
theatre
town
tan
town centre
tan sent
village
vld
bike
bak
boat
bt
bus
bs
car
helicopter
helkpt,
helkpt
lorry
lri
motorbike
mtbak
plane
plen
taxi
tksi
Definition
Example
Unit
Topic
a large hole full of water, built for

people to swim in
a building with a stage where people
perform plays
a place with many buildings and
streets, where people live and work
the centre of a town where the
important shops and businesses are
a place in the countryside where
people live, that is smaller than a
town
a vehicle with two wheels that you
ride by pushing the pedals with your
feet
Is there a swimming pool near her

home?
The theatre is behind the museum.
Do you live in a town?

They can get a bus to the town
centre.
4
4
Around
town
Around
town
Around
town
Around
town
Is there a bank in the village?
Around
town
Adam goes by bike to school.
a vehicle that travels across water

a large vehicle that people pay to
travel on
a vehicle with four wheels and an
engine, that carries a small number of
people
an aircraft with long metal parts on
top which go round very fast to make
it fly
a large heavy vehicle for carrying
things
a vehicle with two wheels and an
engine, that you sit on
a vehicle with wings and an engine,
which can fly
a car with a driver who you pay to
take you somewhere
A boat travels on the sea.
Dad always goes by bus to work.
Around
town
Around
town
Around
town
Does mum always go by car?
Around
town
A helicopter travels in the air.
A lorry travels on roads.
What colour is the motorbike?
Can we take the plane?
There are four people in the taxi.
Around
town
Around
town
Around
town
Around
town
Around
town
Part of
speech
Word
Pron
train
tren
tram
trm
van
vn
actor
kt
basketball player
bsktbl
ple
dancer
dns
film-maker
flmmek
photographer
ftrf
Definition
a line of vehicles which travels along
a railway and carries people or things
an electric vehicle which moves along
the street on metal tracks
a road vehicle that is used for carrying
things, and is smaller than a lorry
someone who performs in plays or
films
someone who plays a sport in which
two teams try to win points by
throwing a ball through a net
someone who dances, especially as a
job
someone who makes films for the
cinema or television
someone who takes pictures with a
camera, especially as a job
pilot
palt
someone who flies a plane
police officer
plis fs
a member of the police
taxi driver
tksi drav
teacher
tit
zoo-keeper
zu kip
cloudy
adj
kladi
cold
adj
kld
someone who drives a taxi

someone who gives lessons in a
subject
someone who looks after animals in a
zoo
dark because there are a lot of clouds
in the sky
having a low temperature, not warm
or hot
cool
adj
kul
slightly cold, especially in a nice way
Example
Unit
I don't usually go by train.
We sometimes take the tram.
Where's the blue van?
Who is your favourite film actor?
The film is a true story about five

basketball players.
Maria wants to be a dancer.
I work with actors. I'm a film-maker.
I use a camera. I'm a photographer.

He's a pilot and he flies people to
different places.
The police officers are looking at the
two boys.
The taxi driver is taking them to their
hotel.
Do you like the new English teacher?

She loves animals and is learning to
be a zoo-keeper.
It's very cloudy today.

In my country it is often very cold in
winter.
It's usually cool at night.
5
5
5
Topic
Around
town
Around
town
Around
town
Media
magic
Media
magic
Media
magic
Media
magic
Media
magic
Media
magic
Media
magic
Media
magic
Media
magic
Media
magic
Media
magic
Media
magic
Media
magic
Part of
speech
Word
Pron
foggy
adj
fi
hot
adj
ht
rainy
adj
reni
snowy
adj
sni
sunny
adj
sni
warm
adj
wm
windy
adj
wndi
autumn
tm
spring
spr
summer
sm
winter
wnt
banana
bnn
bean
bin
bread
bred
Definition
having cloudy air near the ground
which is difficult to see through
Example
It is so foggy that I can't see the other
side of the road.
Unit
5
having a high temperature

a rainy day, afternoon, etc. is a day
when a lot of small drops of water fall
from the sky
having a lot of snow (=soft white
pieces of frozen water that fall like
rain when the weather is very cold)
a sunny day or place has a lot of light
from the sun
It is very hot in the desert.
Topic
Media
magic
Media
magic
It is a rainy day in October.
Media
magic
It is cold and snowy in Canada.
It is hot and sunny in Malawi.
quite hot
having a lot of wind (=air that you can
feel moving around you)
the season between summer and
winter, when the leaves fall off the
trees
the season between winter and
summer
the season between spring and
autumn, when the weather is hottest
the season after autumn and before
spring, when the weather is coldest
The weather is very warm today.
It is often windy up in the mountains.
In autumn there are lots of leaves on

the ground.
a long curved yellow fruit

the seed of a plant that you can cook
and eat, or the seed and the case
together
a common food that you make by
baking a mixture of flour and water
The park is full of flowers in spring.

In England summer is June, July and
August.
It is sometimes snowy in winter.
Bananas are good for your brain!
Green beans are my favourite

vegetables.
Have you got any bread?
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Fantastic
food
Fantastic
food
Fantastic
food
Word
Part of
speech
Pron
carrot
krt
cheese
chicken
sandwich
tiz
tkn snwd
crisps
krsps
egg
fruit
frut
grape
rep
milk
mlk
orange
rnd, rnd
pasta
pst
rice
ras
salad
sld
vegetable
vedtbl
yoghurt drink
jt ,drk
Definition
a long thin orange vegetable that
grows under the ground
a solid white or yellow food made
from milk
two pieces of bread with chicken
between them
very thin pieces of potato cooked in
hot oil and eaten cold
a round object with a hard surface
that comes from a chicken and which
you can cook and eat
something such as an apple or
orange which grows on a plant, tree
or bush, and contains seeds
a small round juicy fruit that grows in
bunches and is used for making wine
a white liquid produced by cows and
some other female animals
a round fruit with a colour between
red and yellow, and that has a thick
skin
an Italian food that you make by
mixing flour, eggs and water, and
then cooking the mixture in hot water
food that consists of small white or
brown grains that you cook in water
a mixture of vegetables that you eat
cold
a plant such as a potato or onion
which you grow as food
a drink made from yoghurt (=a thick
white food that is made from milk)
Example
Unit
Topic
Carrots are good for you.

She's got some cheese and onion
crisps.
Oliver is eating a chicken sandwich.
I've got a bag of crisps.
Fantastic
food
Fantastic
food
Fantastic
food
Fantastic
food
He's having eggs for breakfast.
Fantastic
food
Eat lots of fruit!

In Turkey, people sometimes eat
grapes at lunch.
Is there any milk?
Fantastic
food
Fantastic
food
Fantastic
food
You can make juice from oranges.
Fantastic
food
Can I have some pasta, please?

Japanese students usually have
some rice and vegetables for lunch.
Lisa has got a tomato salad.

There are some vegetables in the
kitchen.
We haven't got any yoghurt drinks.
Fantastic
food
Fantastic
food
Fantastic
food
Fantastic
food
Fantastic
food
Part of
speech
Word
Pron
cold
kld
cough
kf
Definition
a common illness that makes you
cough and makes it difficult to breathe
through your nose
when air suddenly comes out of your
throat with a short loud noise, for
example because you are ill
earache
rek
a pain inside your ear
Tania has got an earache.
headache
hedek
Maths gives me a headache!
sore throat
s rt
a pain in your head

a pain in your throat (=the back of
your mouth and the inside of your
neck)
Has he got a sore throat?
stomachache
a pain in your stomach

a body temperature that is higher than
normal because you are ill
I haven't got a stomachache.
temperature
stmk ek
temprt,
temprt
Has she got a temperature?
toothache
tu-ek
a pain in a tooth
the thing that comes before all others
in a series
something that comes in 31st place in
a series
He's got a bad toothache.
Today is the first of April.
It's the thirty-first of March today.
Fantastic
food
Fantastic
food
Fantastic
food
Fantastic
food
Life in the
past
Life in the
past
a date spoken as the second of

November nineteen thirty-six
The date on the letter was 2

November 1936.
Life in the
past
a date spoken as the tenth of March

eighteen seventy-six
the year 2550 (spoken as twenty-five
fifty)
The first telephone call was on 10

March 1876.
The film is about life in 2550.
1st first
fst
31st thirty-first
10 March 1876
ti fst
seknd v
nvemb
,nant:n :rti
sks
ten v mt
eti:n sevnti
sks
2550
twenti fav ffti
2 November
1936
Example
Unit
Ricky has got a cold.
Have you got a cough?
Topic
Fantastic
food
Fantastic
food
Fantastic
food
Fantastic
food
Life in the
past
Life in the
past
Word
Part of
speech
Pron
sksti:n
hndrd
1600
1840
eti:n fti
eti:n sevnti
sks
1876
1906
2001
,nant:n sks
,nant:n sevnti
fav
tu: aznd nd
wn
2014
tu: aznd nd
,fti:n
1975
arrive
rav
change
tend
clean
klin
help
help
stay
ste
talk
tk
text
tekst
Definition
the year 1600 (spoken as sixteen
hundred)
the year 1840 (spoken as eighteen
forty)
the year 1876 (spoken as eighteen
seventy-six)
the year 1906 (spoken as nineteen o
six)
the year 1975 (spoken as nineteen
seventy-five)
the year 2001 (spoken as two
thousand and one)
the year 2014 (spoken as two
thousand and fourteen' or twenty
fourteen)
Example
Unit
How was life different in 1600?

What activities were there for children
in 1840?
How is life different now from in
1876?
People didn't use mobile phones in
1906.
Did people watch DVDs in 1975?
Did people listen to CDs in 2001?
Where did you live in 2014?
to get to a place
to become different, or to make
someone or something become
different
to remove dirt from somewhere or
something
to make it easier for someone to do
something, especially by doing
something for them
to continue to be in the same place
and not leave
Their train arrives in the afternoon.
They are changing their clothes

before dinner.
He's cleaning the bathroom.
She's helping her mum in the kitchen.
We're staying in our uncle's house.
to speak or have a conversation

to send someone a written message
using a mobile phone
I talked to her yesterday.
Mike texted me last week.
7
7
7
Topic
Life in the
past
Life in the
past
Life in the
past
Life in the
past
Life in the
past
Life in the
past
Life in the
past
Life in the
past
Life in the
past
Life in the
past
Life in the
past
Life in the
past
Life in the
past
Life in the
past
Word
Part of
speech
Pron
Definition
to make a place look neat by picking
things up and putting them in their
correct place
to go from one place to the other,
usually in a vehicle
Example
Unit
Samantha tidied the apartment on

Friday.
How did people travel in the past?
We visited gran last summer.

Dad cleans the car every Sunday
morning.
to go and spend time with someone

to clean something with soap and
water
bkm, bkem
to start to be or do something
Mum started to become angry.
buy - bought
ba, bt
Sam buys his computer games from a

shop in North Street.
find - found
fand, fand
to give someone money and they give

you something in return
to discover, see or get something,
especially after you have been
looking for it
Did Chris find his book?
give - gave
v, ev
to let someone have something
She didn't give me the pen.
go - went
, went
to leave one place and move towards

another
We went to the cinema yesterday

evening.
have - had
hv, strong hv;

hd, strong hv
to own or use something
Do you have a computer?
learn learned/learnt
ln, lnt, lnt
to get knowledge or a skill by studying

or training
What did you learn in your English

lesson today?
tidy
tadi
travel
trvl
visit
vzt, vzt
wash
become became
Topic
Life in the
past
Life in the
past
Life in the
past
Life in the
past
Young
people,
big ideas!
Young
people,
big ideas!
Young
people,
big ideas!
Young
people,
big ideas!
Young
people,
big ideas!
Young
people,
big ideas!
Young
people,
big ideas!
Word
Part of
speech
Pron
Definition
Example
Unit
leave - left
liv, left
to go away from a place
When did he leave the library?
make - made
mek, med
to produce or build something
William made a windmill.
play - played
ple, pled
to take part in a sport or game
They didn't play cards yesterday.
say - said
se, sed
to express a thought or feeling in

words
What did Julia say to you?
see - saw
si, s
to use your eyes to look at and notice

people or things
I saw a meerkat at the zoo.
sing - sang
s, s
to produce musical sounds with your

voice
Shakira sang my favourite song.
start - started
stt, stt d
to begin doing something
She started learning English last year.
study - studied
stdi, stdid
to learn about a subject
His older brother is studying

geography at university.
turn - turned
tn, tnd
to start going in a different direction
Turn left at the end of the road.
want - wanted
wnt,wntd
to wish or need to have or do

something
Bob wants to become a film-maker.
Topic
Young
people,
big ideas!
Young
people,
big ideas!
Young
people,
big ideas!
Young
people,
big ideas!
Young
people,
big ideas!
Young
people,
big ideas!
Young
people,
big ideas!
Young
people,
big ideas!
Young
people,
big ideas!
Young
people,
big ideas!
Word
Part of
speech
Pron
Definition
Example
Unit
win - won
wn, wn
to be the best or first in a game,

competition or fight
write - wrote
rat, rt
to make letters or words on paper,

using a pen or pencil
Joel wrote his first book when he was

thirteen.
bad
adj
bd
not good or pleasant
The film was very bad.
clean
adj
klin
not dirty
Are those grapes clean?
difficult
adj
dfklt
not easy to understand or do
The maths exercise was difficult.
dirty
adj
dti
not clean
I washed the dirty plates.
easy
adj
izi
not difficult
The history test was easy.
fast
adj
fst
moving or happening quickly
She's got a fast motorbike.
good
adj
of a high standard or quality, or able

to do something well
He's a good basketball player.
happy
adj
hpi
feeling pleased, satisfied or cheerful
Colin is happy because he won the

prize.
She won a TV talent show for

children.
Topic
Young
people,
big ideas!
Young
people,
big ideas!
Young
people,
big ideas!
Young
people,
big ideas!
Young
people,
big ideas!
Young
people,
big ideas!
Young
people,
big ideas!
Young
people,
big ideas!
Young
people,
big ideas!
Young
people,
big ideas!
Word
Part of
speech
Pron
Definition
Example
Unit
loud
adj
lad
making a lot of noise
Do you like loud music?
old
adj
ld
having lived or existed for a long time
Our car is old and slow.
quiet
adj
kwat
not making a lot of noise
Be quiet! I've got a headache.
sad
adj
sd
unhappy
Why was he sad?
short
adj
not long in length or height
He was a short man.
slow
adj
sl
not moving or happening quickly
This computer's so slow!
tall
adj
tl
having great height
My sister isn't very tall.
young
adj
only lived for a short time
This game is for young children.
curly
adj
kli
having a lot of curls
Sarah has got curly brown hair.
dark
adj
dk
closer to black than white in colour
His bike is dark blue.
fair
adj
fe
light in colour
Has your friend got fair hair?
Topic
Young
people,
big ideas!
Young
people,
big ideas!
Young
people,
big ideas!
Young
people,
big ideas!
Young
people,
big ideas!
Young
people,
big ideas!
Young
people,
big ideas!
Young
people,
big ideas!
Head to
toe
Head to
toe
Head to
toe
Word
Part of
speech
Pron
long
adj
spiky
adj
spaki
straight
adj
stret
wavy
adj
wevi
arm
back
bk
face
fes
finger
foot
ft
hand
hnd
knee
left
(hand/foot/etc.)
ni
adj
left
leg
le
mouth
ma
Definition
something that is long measures a
large distance from one end to the
other
hair that is spiky stands up on top of
your head
not bent or curved
having gentle curves and not straight
or curly
the long part of your body between
your shoulder and your hand
the part of your body from your neck
and shoulders down to your bottom
the front part of your head, where
your eyes, nose and mouth are
one of the five long parts at the end of
your hand, including your thumb
your feet are the parts at the end of
your legs that you stand on
the part of your body at the end of
your arm, including your fingers and
thumb
the middle part of your leg, where it
bends
your left side is on or near the side of
your body that contains your heart
one of the long parts of your body that
you use for walking and standing
the part of your face, including your
lips, teeth and tongue, that you use
for speaking and eating
Example
Unit
A giraffe has a long neck.
She's got short spiky hair.
His sister's got straight hair.
Kristen's got long wavy hair.
My arms are longer than my brother's.
Always sit with your back straight.
She's got a beautiful face.
He's got very long fingers.
Topic
Head to
toe
Head to
toe
Head to
toe
Head to
toe
Head to
toe
Head to
toe
Head to
toe
Head to
toe
Head to
toe
My feet are cold!
Do you write with your left hand?

Dan is sitting with his hands on his
knees.
I've got a pain in my left leg.
Can you stand on one leg?
Head to
toe
Head to
toe
Head to
toe
Head to
toe
She put her hand over her mouth.
Head to
toe
Word
Part of
speech
Pron
neck
nek
nose
nz
right
(hand/foot/etc.)
adj
rat
shoulder
ld
tooth/teeth
tu:, ti:
toe
baseball
besbl
beach volleyball
,bit vlibl
camping
kmp
cycling
sakl
dancing
dns
rock climbing
rk klam
rollerblading
rlbled
Definition
the part of your body that joins your
head to your shoulders
the part of your face that you use for
smelling things
the right side is the side nearest your
right hand, which is the hand most
people write with
your shoulders are the two parts of
your body at the side of your neck
where your arms join your body
one of the hard white things in your
mouth that you use for biting food
one of the five parts at the end of your
foot
a game in which two teams try to get
points by hitting a ball and running
around four bases
a type of volleyball that you play on a
beach
the activity of sleeping in a tent,
especially for a holiday
the activity of riding a bicycle
the activity of moving your body in a
way that follows a piece of music
the sport of climbing up very steep
rock surfaces such as the sides of
mountains
the activity of moving while wearing
special boots, each with a single row
of wheels fixed under it
Example
Unit
Topic
Camels have got long necks.
His nose is bigger than my nose.
Head to
toe
Head to
toe
He's carrying his mobile phone in his

right hand.
Head to
toe
Have you got a pain in your shoulder?
I'm going to clean my teeth.
Stop standing on my toe!
They play baseball in the USA.

I played beach volleyball for the first
time yesterday.
We went camping in Spain last
summer.
10
Cycling is Ian's favourite sport.

There was a lot of dancing at Fiona's
party.
10
Head to
toe
Head to
toe
Head to
toe
10
Summer's
here
Summer's
here
Summer's
here
Summer's
here
Summer's
here
I don't like rock climbing because it's

dangerous.
10
Summer's
here
Do you like rollerblading?
10
Summer's
here
10
10
Word
Part of
speech
Pron
shopping
skateboarding
sketbd
skiing
ski
surfing
sf
tennis
tens, tens
boot
but
hat
ht
jacket
dkt, dkt
jeans
dinz
sandal
sndl
shirt
shoe
shorts
ts
Definition
Example
Unit
Topic
the activity of going to shops to buy

things
riding on a skateboard (=a board on
wheels, that you stand on and ride for
fun or sport)
the sport of moving over snow on skis
(=long narrow pieces of wood or
plastic that you fasten to boots so you
can move easily over snow)
the sport of balancing on ocean
waves while standing on a long board
a game in which two or four people
use things called rackets to hit a ball
to each other over a net
a type of strong shoe that covers your
foot and the lower part of your leg.
something that you wear on your
head
He usually goes shopping at the

weekend.
10
Summer's
here
My brother is better than me at

skateboarding.
10
Summer's
here
We usually go skiing in December.
10
I go surfing in the summer holidays.
10
He wants to become a tennis player.
10
Sam's going to clean his dirty boots.
10
Do you like my new hat?
10
a short light coat

trousers made from denim (=strong
cotton cloth)
a light open shoe that you wear in
warm weather.
a piece of clothing that covers the top
part of your body, and has buttons
down the front
a piece of clothing that you wear on
your feet, which is made of leather or
some other strong material
short trousers that only reach your
knees
Jill's going to buy a leather jacket.
10
He's wearing a pair of blue jeans.

I'm going to buy a pair of sandals for
the summer holiday.
10
10
Summer's
here
Summer's
here
Summer's
here
Summer's
here
Summer's
here
Summer's
here
This is my nicest shirt.
10
Summer's
here
Are you wearing new shoes?
10
I need some new football shorts.
10
Summer's
here
Summer's
here
Summer's
here
Summer's
here
Part of
speech
Word
Pron
skirt
skt
snlsz,
snlsz
sunglasses
sweatshirt
swimsuit
swet-t
swmsut,
swmsjut
tights
tats
trainer
tren
T-shirt
ti t
Definition
a piece of clothing for girls and
women that fits around the waist and
hangs down like a dress
dark glasses that protect your eyes
from the sun
a thick soft cotton shirt without
buttons
a piece of clothing that girls and
women wear for swimming
a thin piece of clothing that fits around
a woman's feet and legs, and up to
her waist
a kind of shoe that you wear for
sports or with informal clothes
an informal shirt with short sleeves,
and no buttons or collar
Example
Unit
Is Kate wearing her black skirt today?

These are the best sunglasses in the
shop.
10
He hasn't got many sweatshirts.

This blue swimsuit is better than that
yellow one.
10
She's wearing a pair of black tights.
10
I like your trainers!
10
He's wearing his favourite red T-shirt.
10
10
10
Topic
Summer's
here
Summer's
here
Summer's
here
Summer's
here
Summer's
here
Summer's
here
Summer's
here

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Her brother's name is Max.

That's your sister's pen.

George is Max's uncle.

What's your cat's name?

Here's my dog, Bonzo.

My favourite animal is a mouse.

Her favourite sport is basketball.

Max likes football.

Here is Oscar's book.