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How to Learn the Vocabulary that Native English Speakers Use
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Numbers A & B (Numbers 0–20) Countries and nationalities Things A: Things in the classroom More words to learn
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Hotels Places Common verbs 3B More words to learn
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Common verbs 3A The time and ordinal numbers B (Ordinal numbers) More words to learn More words in File 5
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A typical day Common verbs 2 More words to learn
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Common verbs 1 Food and drink Jobs and places of work The time and ordinal numbers A (What time is it?) More words to learn More words in File 3
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Things B: Small things People and family Adjectives Numbers C (Numbers 21–100) More words to learn
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More words to learn More words in File 7
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Numbers A & B (Numbers 0-20)
zero one two three four five six seven eight nine ten eleven twelve thirteen fourteen fifteen sixteen seventeen eighteen nineteen twenty
Brazil Brazilian China Chinese England English Hungary Hungarian Italy Italian Japan Japanese Mexico Mexican Poland Polish Russia Russian Spain Spanish Turkey Turkish the US (or ‘the United States’) American the UK British
hello hi What’s your surname? How do you spell it? Sorry? OK. thank you please excuse me yes no Sorry! Nice to meet you. Am I late? Where are you from? I’m from Russia. Where in Russia? I’m from Moscow. Where is it? Is it a good film? Yes, it’s fantastic. hurry up breakfast We’re on holiday too. goodbye / bye Have a nice day! good morning good afternoon good evening I have a reservation.
bad beautiful big black blue brown cheap expensive fantastic fast good good-looking green long new old orange red short (for things) short (for people) slow
What is it? What are they? What’s in your bag? I have two credit cards. That’s my bag . here there over there Who’s this? I can’t remember. thanks German French Wow! Look at that car ! also important popular easy safe with What’s your favourite car ? How are you? Fine, thanks. And you? I’m OK, thanks. This is Helen. See you soon. We’re in a hurry. What’s your phone number? What’s your (email) address? How old are you? I’m 18. Are you married ?
drink coffee eat fast food have children like dogs listen to the radio live in a flat read magazines speak English study Spanish want a new car watch TV work in a bank
administrator doctor factory worker lawyer nurse policeman / policewoman shop assistant student teacher waiter / waitress in the street in a hospital in a shop in a restaurant
It’s one o’clock. It’s five past one. It’s ten past one. It’s quarter past one. It’s twenty past one. It’s twenty-five past one. It’s half past one. It’s twenty-five to two. It’s twenty to two. It’s quarter to two. It’s ten to two. It’s five to two.
I don’t know. Do you want a coffee? Don’t worry. wait Are you OK? What’s the problem? Really? I prefer our traditional breakfast . at the weekend at home / work It depends. a lot of For breakfast I have … together What do you do? I’m a doctor . Where do you work? I work in a hospital . I like it very much. He speaks English very well. only speak on the phone all over the world What time is it? Have a nice day. You too. Thanks. You’re welcome. What day is it today / tomorrow? Why? Because it’s my wife’s birthday. See you on Monday .
get up have breakfast have a shower go to work (by bus, car, etc.) go to university have a coffee have a sandwich have lunch finish work go home go shopping go to the gym make dinner have dinner do housework watch TV go to bed
do exercise do sport go to the cinema go to the theatre go to the beach play tennis play the piano play computer games ski swim walk change money come drive hear park pay by credit card see smoke take photos use the Internet
What time do you get up? At eight o’clock. He gets up at about 9.30. wear jeans clean in the morning / afternoon / evening before / after lunch then go out a club lock the doors When I’m in bed … the north It’s hot.
It’s cold. the summer the winter open closed light dark outside inside the same different snow relax I’m (really) sorry. That’s OK. Who’s that? It’s me. Sir Madam Can I help you? Can I have an espresso, please? Single or double? How much is that? Can I pay with Mastercard ? Sure. A ticket to Oxford , please? Single or return? Here you are. a memory card a phone card
arrive at the airport break your leg buy a ticket come back from holiday find a job learn a language meet a friend rent a car say hello stay at a hotel
the first the second the third the fourth the fifth the sixth the seventh the eighth the ninth the tenth the eleventh the twelfth the thirteenth the fourteenth the fifteenth the sixteenth the seventeenth the eighteenth the nineteenth the twentieth the twenty-first the twenty-second the twenty-third the twenty-fourth the twenty-fifth the twenty-sixth the twenty-seventh the twenty-eighth the twenty-ninth the thirtieth the thirty-first
a surprise a present a trip to Paris a football match Brilliant! Of course. make friends break your heart use your hands the best in the world speak Italian quite well I feel European. a year / three days / a week ago What’s the date? It’s the fifth of May . When’s your birthday?
bar bath bathroom bed car park cupboard floor garden gift shop gym lamp lift pillow reception remote control restaurant shower spa swimming pool toilets towel
call a friend get a letter give a present leave the cinema lose your keys send an email take an umbrella tell somebody a story turn off the light turn on the light
Welcome to the island . on the first floor upstairs downstairs Enjoy your stay. in the cupboard on the bed under the chair There’s a beautiful view. a boat have an accident build wear kilometres (km) How was your weekend ? A complete disaster! typically English a bed and breakfast Can I (sit here)? full (opposite = empty) next to (me) platform seat Time to go. That’s interesting. a text (message) a show angry What do you think of … ? I really like it. It’s fantastic / great. It’s OK. I don’t like it. It’s terrible / awful. What’s the last film you saw?
camping cycling flying travelling paint a picture have a picnic it depends (on the day) for example go for a walk in the middle of a free afternoon How far is that? until April tomorrow night next month next year That’s a long time. It’s going to be sunny / hot / cold. It’s going to rain / snow. Excuse me. Where’s the bank? Can you help me? Is there a petrol station near here? Yes, there’s one on the corner. It’s between the bank and the post office. It’s opposite the chemist’s. It’s next to the bookshop. Go straight on. Turn right / left. It’s on the right / left.