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    family (n)

    famous (adj)

    fan (n)

    fantastic (adj)

    far (adv)

    fare (n)

    • The return fare is £ 26.

    farm (n & v)

    fascinate (v)

    fashion (n)

    fast (adj & adv)

    fasten (v)

    fat (adj & n)

    father (n)

    fault (n)

    favour (n)

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    fax (n & v)

    fear (n)

    fee (n)

    feed (v)

    feel (v)

    feel like (v)

    • to feel like doing something

    female (adj)

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    ferry (n)

    festival (n)

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    few (adj)

    fiancé (e) (n)

    fiction (n)

    field (n)

    fight (n & v)

    figure (n)

    fill (v)

    fill in (phr v)

    • You need to fill in a form.

    fill up (phr v)

    • He filled up the car with petrol.

    film (n & v)

    film maker (n)

    film star (n)

    final (adj & n)

    financial (adj)

    find (v)

    find out (phr v)

    • I must find out when he’s arriving.

    fine (adj, n & v)

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    fire (n)

    firefighter (n)

    firm (adj & n)

    • firm ground (adj)

    • a good firm to work for (n)

    first (adj, adv & pron)

    • first name (adj)

    • first of all (adv)

    • He was the first. (pron)

    fish (n & v)

    fit (adj & v)

    • keep fit (adj)

    • These shoes don't fit. (v)

    fitness (n)

    fix (v)

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    flood (n & v)

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    flour (n)

    flow (n & v)

    flower (n)

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    flute (n)

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    fog (n)

    fold (v)

    folk (adj & n)

    follow (v)

    following (adj)

    fond (adj)

    • to be fond of something/someone

    food (n)

    fool (n)

    foot (n)

    football (n)

    for (prep)

    forbid (v)

    force (n)

    forecast (n & v)

    foreign (adj)

    foreigner (n)

    forest (n)

    forever (adv)

    forget (v)

    forgive (v)

    fork (n)

    form (n)

    former (adj)

    fortnight (n)

    fortunately (adv)

    forward(s) (adv)

    fountain (n)

    free (adj)

    freeze (v)

    freezer (n)

    French fries (n) (Am Eng)

    frequent (adj)

    fresh (adj)

    fridge (n)

    friend (n)

    frighten (v)

    from (prep)

    front (adj & n)

    frontier (n)

    frost (n)

    fruit (n)

    fry (v)

    frying pan (n)

    fuel (n)

    full (adj)

    full time (adv)

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    full-time (adj)

    fun (n)

    funny (adj)

    • a funny story (amusing)

    • a funny thing happened (strange)

    furnished (adj)

    furniture (n)

    further (adv & adj)

    future (adj & n)

    G

    gallery (n)

    • an art gallery

    gain (v)

    • gain experience

    game (n)

    gap (n)

    garage (n)

    garden (n)

    gas (n)

    • a gas cooker

    • to put some gas in the car (Am Eng)

    (Br Eng: petrol)

    gate (n)

    general (adj)

    generation (n)

    generous (adj)

    gentle (adj)

    gentleman (n)

    geography (n)

    get (v)

    get along (with) (phr v)

    • How do you get along with Harry?

    get back (phr v)

    • When did you get back from New

    York?

    get down (phr v)

    • Get down at once!

    • Did you get all the notes down?

    get in (phr v)

    • Can you get in through the window?

    get off (phr v)

    • We get off at the next stop.

    get on (phr v)

    • Get your coat on and then we can

    leave.

    • How are you getting on now?

    get on (with) (phr v)

    • She got on with her work.

    • I’m getting on well with French.

    • Do you get on well with Sam?

    get rid of (phr v)

    get up (phr v)

    • What time do you get up in the

    morning?

    gift (n)

    giraffe (n)

    girl (n)

    girlfriend (n)

    give (v)

    give back (phr v)

    • Give me back this book on Tuesday,

    please.

    give in (phr v)

    • Have you given in your homework yet?

    • Do you give in?

    give out (phr v)

    • Will you give out these papers for me,

    please?

    give up (phr v)

    • Has David given up playing tennis?

    give way (phr v)

    • You must give way to traffic at a

    roundabout.

    glad (adj)

    glance (n & v)

    glass (n)

    glasses (n pl)

    global warming (n)

    glove (n)

    go (v)

    go for (phr v)

    • He went for the job.

    • The dog went for the man.

    go off (phr v)

    • They went off to Australia.

    • Suddenly the lights went off.

    go on (phr v)

    • The meeting went on until six o'clock.

    • What's going on?

    go out (phr v)

    • The fire has gone out.

    • Are you going out with Thomas

    tonight?

    go with (phr v)

    • Your tie doesn't go with your shirt.

    goal (n)

    goat (n)

    gold (adj & n)

    golf (n)

    good (adj)

    • The film was very good.

    • to be good at maths

    goodbye (exclam)

    good-looking (adj)

    goodnight (exclam)

    goods (n pl)

    govern (v)

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    government (n)

    grade (n)

    gram(me) (n)

    grammar (n)

    grandchild (n)

    grand(d)ad (n)

    granddaughter (n)

    grandfather (n)

    grandma (n)

    grandmother (n)

    grandpa (n)

    grandparent (n)

    grandson (n)

    grant (n)

    • He was given a grant to study in

    Australia. (n)

    grape (n)

    grass (n)

    grateful (adj)

    great (adj)

    green (adj)

    greengrocer (n)

    grey (adj)

    grill (n & v)

    grocer (n)

    ground (adj & n)

    group (n & v)

    grow (v)

    grow up (phr v)

    • Children grow up fast.

    guard (n & v)

    guess (n & v)

    guest (n)

    guest-house (n)

    guide (n & v)

    guidebook (n)

    guilty (adj)

    guitar (n)

    gum (n)

    • chewing gum

    • sore gums

    gun (n)

    guy (n)

    gym(nastics) (n)

    H

    habit (n)

    hair (n)

    haircut (n)

    hairdresser (n)

    hairdryer (n)

    half (adj, adv & n)

    hall (n)

    hallo/hello (exclam)

    hammer (n & v)

    hand (n & v)

    hand-held (adj)

    hand in (phr v)

    • Please hand in the answer sheet when

    you’ve finished.

    hand out (phr v)

    • Hand out the books please, Tom.

    handbag (n)

    handkerchief (n)

    handle (n & v)

    handsome (adj)

    handwriting (n)

    hang (v)

    • to hang a picture

    hang out (phr v)

    • to hang out with friends

    hang up (phr v)

    • She hung up at the end of the phone

    call.

    happen (v)

    happy (adj)

    harbour (n)

    hard (adj & adv)

    hardly (adv)

    • hardly any time

    • He could hardly wait.

    hat (n)

    hate (n & v)

    have (v)

    have got (v)

    he (pron)

    head (n & v)

    • to hit one's head (n)

    • the head of the company (n)

    • The child was sent to see the Head

    Teacher. (n)

    • to head a ball (v)

    headache (n)

    headline (n)

    health (n)

    hear (v)

    heart (n)

    heat (n & v)

    hedge (n)

    heavy (adj)

    height (n)

    helicopter (n)

    hello/hallo (exclam)

    helmet (n)

    help (n & v)

    her (det & pron)

    here (adv)

    hero (n)

    hers (pron)

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    herself (pron)

    hide (v)

    high (adj & adv)

    hill (n)

    him (pron)

    himself (pron)

    hire (v & n)

    • to hire a boat (v)

    • for hire (n)

    his (det & pron)

    historic (adj)

    historical (adj)

    history (n)

    hit (n & v)

    • The song was a great hit. (n)

    • to hit the ball (v)

    hitch-hike (v)

    hobby (n)

    hockey (n)

    hold (v)

    hold up (phr v)

    • He was held up in the heavy traffic for

    over two hours.

    hole (n)

    holiday (n)

    home (adv & n)

    homepage (n)

    homework (n)

    honest (adj)

    honey (n)

    hope (n & v)

    horrible (adj)

    horse (n)

    hospital (n)

    hostel (n)

    hot (adj)

    hotel (n)

    hour (n)

    house (n)

    housewife (n)

    housework (n)

    hovercraft (n)

    how (adv)

    how much (adv)

    however (adv)

    huge (adj)

    human (adj & n)

    hunger (n)

    hungry (adj)

    hurry (n & v)

    hurt (adj & v)

    husband (n)

    hut (n)

    hydrofoil (n)

    I

    I (pron)

    ice (n)

    ice cream (n)

    ice hockey (n)

    idea (n)

    identity (n)

    • identity (ID) card

    if (conj)

    ill (adj)

    illness (n)

    imagination (n)

    imagine (v)

    immediate (adj)

    immediately (adv)

    immigration (n)

    import (v)

    importance (n)

    important (adj)

    impossible (adj)

    improve (v)

    in (adv & prep)

    in advance (prep phr)

    in any case (prep phr)

    in case of (prep phr)

    • in case of fire

    • in case of delays

    in danger (prep phr)

    in the end (prep phr)

    in fact (prep phr)

    in front of (prep phr)

    in half (prep phr)

    in ink (prep phr)

    in love (prep phr)

    in order (prep phr)

    in order to (prep phr)

    in pencil (prep phr)

    in pieces (prep phr)

    in place (prep phr)

    in private (prep phr)

    in public (prep phr)

    in stock (prep phr)

    in time (prep phr)

    in turn (prep phr)

    in two (prep phr)

    include (v)

    income (n)

    incorrect (adj)

    increase (n & v)

    indeed (adv)

    independent (adj)

    index (n)

    • the index of a book

    individual (adj & n)

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    indoor (adj)

    indoors (adv)

    industry (n)

    influence (n & v)

    inform (v)

    information (n)

    ingredients (n)

    inhabitant (n)

    initial (n)

    • His initials are J.B.H.

    injure (v)

    ink (n)

    inn (n)

    inquiry (n)

    insect (n)

    inside (adv, prep & n)

    insist (v)

    instance (n)

    instead (adv)

    instead of (prep phr)

    instruction(s) (n)

    instructor (n)

    instrument (n)

    • musical instrument

    insurance (n)

    insure (v)

    intelligent (adj)

    intend (v)

    • to intend to do something

    interest (n & v)

    intermediate (adj)

    international (adj)

    internet (n)

    interpret (v)

    interrupt (v)

    interval (n)

    • an interval in a play

    interview (n & v)

    into (prep)

    introduce (v)

    introduction (n)

    invade (v)

    invasion (n)

    invent (v)

    invention (n)

    invitation (n)

    invite (v)

    involve (v)

    iron (n & v)

    island (n)

    issue (n)

    IT (Information Technology) (n)

    it (pron)

    item (n)

    its (det)

    itself (pron)

    J

    jacket (n)

    jail (n) (Am Eng) (Br. Eng: prison )

    jam (n)

    • strawberry jam

    • traffic jam

    jar (n)

    jazz (n)

    jealous (adj)

    jeans (n pl)

    jet (n)

    • to go by jet (plane)

    jewellery (n)

    job (n)

    jog (v)

    • to go jogging

    join (v)

    • The rivers join there.

    • to join the army

    • to join (in) a game

    joke (n & v)

    journalism (n)

    journalist (n)

    journey (n)

    judge (n & v)

    jug (n)

    juice (n)

    jump (n & v)

    jury (n)

    just (adv)

    K

    kangaroo (n)

    keen (adj)

    • He's keen on cycling.

    • to be keen to do something

    keep (v)

    keep in (phr v)

    • She kept the children in as it was so

    cold.

    keep on (phr v)

    • He kept on talking.

    keep up (phr v)

    • Keep up the good work!

    kettle (n)

    key (n)

    • key to a lock

    • key to success

    keyboard (n)

    • computer keyboard

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    • keyboard music

    kick (n & v)

    kids (n pl)

    kilo(gram[me]) (kg) (n)

    kilometre (km) (n)

    kill (v)

    kind (adj & n)

    king (n)

    kiosk (n)

    kiss (n & v)

    kitchen (n)

    kitten (n)

    knee (n)

    kneel (v)

    knife (n)

    knit (v)

    knock (n & v)

    knock down (phr v)

    • He was knocked down by the car as

    he stepped into the road.

    knock out (phr v)

    • The fall knocked him out.

    know (v)

    knowledge (n)

    L

    laboratory (lab) (n)

    labourer (n)

    lack (n & v)

    ladder (n)

    lady (n)

    lake (n)

    lamb (n)

    lamp (n)

    land (n & v)

    landlady (n)

    landlord (n)

    landscape (n)

    language (n)

    laptop (computer) (n)

    large (adj)

    laser (n)

    last (adj, adv & v)

    late (adj & adv)

    lately (adv)

    later (adj & adv)

    latest (adj)

    laugh (n & v)

    laundry (n)

    lavatory (n)

    law (n)

    lawn (n)

    lawyer (n)

    lay (v)

    lazy (adj)

    lead (v)

    • to lead someone by the hand

    • Where does this road lead?

    leaf (n)

    learn (v)

    least (adj & adv)

    • the least amount (adj)

    • at least (adv)

    leather (n)

    leave (v)

    leave out (phr v)

    • He left out several important facts.

    lecture (n & v)

    left (n, adj & adv)

    leg (n)

    leisure (n)

    lemon (n)

    lemonade (n)

    lend (v)

    length (n)

    less (det, adj, adv & pron)

    lesson (n)

    let (v)

    • Let her do it.

    • Let me think.

    • Let’s go out tonight.

    letter (n)

    letter-box (n)

    lettuce (n)

    level (adj & n)

    library (n)

    licence (n)

    • a driving/marriage/TV licence

    lie (n & v)

    life (n)

    lift (n & v)

    • Can you give me a lift, please? (n)

    • The lift is going up. (n)

    • Please help me to lift this table. (v)

    light (adj, n & v)

    lighter (n)

    • a cigarette lighter

    lightning (n)

    like (adv, prep & v)

    likely (adj)

    limit (n & v)

    line (n)

    • a line on a page

    • a clothes line

    • a railway line

    link (n)

    • a link to a website

    lion (n)

    lip (n)

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    lipstick (n)

    liquid (n)

    list (n)

    listen (v)

    literature (n)

    litre (n)

    litter (n)

    little (adj & pron)

    live (v)

    live (adj)

    • live music/sport

    lively (adj)

    living (adj)

    living room (n)

    load (n & v)

    loaf (n)

    loan (n)

    local (adj)

    location (n)

    lock (n & v)

    locker (n)

    lonely (adj)

    long (adj)

    look (n & v)

    look after (phr v)

    • Who's looking after your baby now?

    look forward to (phr v)

    • I’m looking forward to the party!

    look like (v)

    • She looks like her sister.

    look out (phr v)

    • Look out or you'll have an accident.

    look up (phr v)

    • Look up the meaning of the word in

    your dictionary.

    loose (adj)

    lorry (n)

    lose (v)

    lost property office (n)

    lot (n)

    loud (adj)

    lounge (n)

    love (n & v)

    lovely (adj)

    low (adj & adv)

    lower (v)

    luck (n)

    luggage (n)

    lump (n)

    lunch (n)

    lunchtime (n)

    lung (n)

    luxury (n)

    M

    machine (n)

    mad (adj)

    Madam (n)

    made of (adj)

    magazine (n)

    magic (adj & n)

    magnificent (adj)

    mail (n & v)

    main (adj)

    majority (n)

    make (v)

    make-up (n)

    make sure (phr v)

    male (adj & n)

    man (n)

    manage (v)

    • to manage a business

    • to manage to do something (succeed

    in)

    manner (n)

    many (adj & pron)

    map (n)

    mark (n & v)

    market (n)

    • to buy something from a market

    marriage (n)

    marry (v)

    master (n)

    match (n & v)

    • a box of matches (n)

    • a tennis match (n)

    • This tie matches your shirt. (v)

    mate (n)

    material (n)

    mathematics/math(s) (n)

    matter (n & v)

    • Is anything the matter? (n)

    • It doesn't matter. (v)

    maximum (adj & n)

    maybe (adv)

    me (pron)

    meal (n)

    mean (v)

    • What do you mean?

    • What does it mean?

    means (n)

    measure (v)

    mechanic (n)

    meat (n)

    medicine (n)

    medium (adj)

    meet (v)

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    melon (n)

    melt (v)

    member (n)

    membership (n)

    memory (n)

    • to have a good/poor memory

    • happy memories

    • computer memory

    mend (v)

    mention (v)

    menu (n)

    merry (adj)






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