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New Snapshot: Elementary. Vocabulary Companion .... The book contains information about many subjects. interview (v). xDfåí]îàìWz interviewen interviewer.
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New Snapshot: Elementary Vocabulary Companion - English/Dutch/French English headword Preview Pages 6 & 7 accommodation August children community during date family food free holidays hostel husband Italy/Italian(n)/Italian(adj) left location organise (v) pay (n) Poland/Pole(n)/Polish (adj) leader project right Spain/ Spaniard/Spanish staff student summer teenager UK/British warden work (n) world Unit 1 – Nice to meet you. 1 Page 8 check (v) everyone let's go meet other(s) over there project leader welcome to… 2 Page 9 address real 4

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x]?âõã]DÇÉfp]åz xDlWÖ]ëíz xDípfäÇê]åz xâ]DãàìWåfíáz xDÇàìWêfkz xÇÉfíz xDÑôã]äáz xÑìWÇz xÑêáWz xDÜõäfÇÉfòz xDÜõëíäz xDܾòÄ]åÇz xDfí]äá=L=fDíôäf]åz= xäÉÑíz xä]rDâÉfp]åz xDlWÖ]å~fòz xéÉfz xDé]rä]åÇLDé]räfpz xDäáWÇ]z xéêõÇwÉâíz xê~fíz xëéÉfåLDëéôåfpz xëí^WÑz xDëíàìWÇ]åíz xDë¾ã]z xDíáWåÉfÇw]z xDàìWDâÉfLDÄêfífpz xDïlWÇåz xï‰Wâz xï‰WäÇz

onderkomen augustus kinderen gemeenschap tijdens datum gezin eten gratis vakantie jeugdherberg/hotel echtgenoot / echtgenote Italië/Italiaan(se)/Italiaans links locatie organiseren betaling/loon Polen/Pool(se)/Pools leider / leidster project rechts Spanje/Spanjaard/Spaans personeel student(e) zomer tiener Verenigd Koninkrijk/Brits beheerder, jeugdherbergvader/moeder werk wereld

logement août les enfants la communauté pendant, durant la date la famille la nourriture gratuit les vacances auberge le mari / la femme l'Italie/italien(ne)/italien la gauche lieu organiser le salaire la Pologne/polonai(se) dirigeant(e) projet la droite l'Espagne/espagnol(e) le personnel l'étudiant(e) l'été l'adolescent le Royaume-Uni/britannique gardien du travail le monde

The college provides accommodation for all new students. I was there last August. Parents must be actively involved in their children's education. The library serves the whole community. During the summer she worked as a waitress. "What's today's date?" "It's August the eleventh." Do you know the family that lives next door? A hotel that is famous for its good food. There's a free gift with this month's magazine. Action-packed holidays for teenagers. A student hostel. Have you met my husband Roy? An Italian restaurant. She wore a gold bracelet on her left wrist. Draw a map showing the precise location of the accident. Let's organise a meeting? Who's going to pay for all this? He is from Poland. Leaders of the black community. A three-year research project. He sat on the right. Juan is Spanish. Lisa's the only female member of staff. A first year student at London University. Are you going away this summer? A TV series aimed at teenagers. He now lives in the UK. He is warden of a block of flats for old people. He's looking for work. Students from all over the world study here.

xípÉâz========================= xDÉîêáï¾åz xäÉíë=Ö]rz xãáWíz xD¾a]òz xD]rî]=aÉ]z xéêõÇwÉâí=DäáWÇ]z xïÉäâbã=íìW=z=

controleren iedereen laten we gaan ontmoeten/zien anderen daar projectleider welkom in…

vérifier, contrôler tout le monde allons-y! retrouver, rencontrer autre là-bas chef de projet bienvenue à

You'd better check our tickets. Is everyone ready to go? We're late! Let's go! I'll meet you at 8 o'clock. Anna has a job, but the other girls are still at school. The car is over there. David is the new project leader. Welcome to our school.

x]DÇêÉëz xêf]äz

adres echt

l'adresse vrai, réel

What's your new address? My real name is Ian.

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Page 9 Argentina/Argentinian (n) Argentinian (adj) Brazil/Brazilian(n) Brazilian(adj) country Greece/Greek(n)/Greek/adj) list (n) nationality Portugal/Portuguese(n) Portuguese(adj) square Turkey/Turkish(n)/Turkish (adj) write (v) 5 Page 9 people spell (v) surname 6 Page 9 imagine (v) introduce yourself (v) say (v) 7 Page 10 brother group hate (v) late party photo Sorry! take (a photo) teach (v) techno that's cool turn down (v) university Think! section Page 11 complete (v) correct (v) sentence (n) similar word 14 Page 11 (not) like art card centre city

x^WÇw]åDíáWå]L?^WÇw]åDífåf]åz x^WÇw]åDífåá]åz xÄê]DòfäLÄê]Dòfäf]åz xÄê]Dòfäá]åz xDâ¾åíêáz xÖêáWëLÖêáWâz xäfëíz xåôp]Dåôä]íáz xDélWíàrÖ]äLélWíàrDÖáWòz xélWíàrDÖáWòz xëâïÉ]z xDí‰WâáLDí‰Wâfpz xê~fíz

Argentinië/Argentijn(se) Argentijns Brazilië/Braziliaan(se) land Griekenland/Griek(se)/Grieks lijst nationaliteit Portugal/Portuge(e)s(e) Portugees hokje/vierkantje Turkije/Turk(se)/Turks schrijven

l'Argentine/l'argentin(ne) argentin le Brésil /brésilien(ne) brésilien pays la Grèce / grec(que) liste nationalité le Portugal / portugais(e) portugais carré, case la Turquie / turc/turque écrire

Argentina won the World Cup that year. It's an Argentinian dance. Brazil look very impressive in attack. A unique blend of Brazilian and Colombian coffee. How many countries are there in Europe? The glories of ancient Greece. I need a list of the people coming to the party. He has British nationality. The period in which Spain ruled over Portugal. A portuguese lament. Fill in the squares. In 1853, Turkey declared war on Russia. We teach children to read and write.

xDéáWéäz xëéÉäz xDë‰WåÉfãz

mensen spellen achternaam

le gens épeler, orthographier nom de famille

I like the people I work with. How do you spell that? What's your surname?

xfDãôÇw]åz xfåíê]ÇwìWë=àlWXëÉäÑz xëÉfz

zich iets voorstellen zich voorstellen zeggen

imaginer se présenter dire

Imagine you're lying on a beach. I would like to introduce myself. 'I'm so tired,' she said.

xDÄê¾a]z xÖêìWéz xÜÉfíz xäÉfíz xDé^Wíáz xDÑ]rí]rz xDëõêáz= xíÉfâz xíáWípz xDíÉâå]rz xa]íë=âìWäz xDí‰Wå=DÇ~råz xàìWåfDî‰Wëfíáz

broer groep haten laat feestje foto Sorry!/Het spijt me een foto nemen onderwijzen techno dat is cool zachter zetten universiteit

frère groupe détester tard, en retard fête photo Désolé(e), pardon pendre une photo enseigner la techno bien, cool! baisser le volume université

Carla has two younger brothers. A group of islands. Mary really hated him after that. Sorry I'm late! We're having a party on Friday. Come over. Will you take a photo of me and Anna together? Sorry! I didn't mean it. Take a photo of the group. He taught physics for 15 years. He likes techno music. Tom is coming too. - That's cool Turn the music down! Do you want to go to university when you leave school?

xâ]ãDéäáWíz xâ]DêÉâíz xDëÉåí]åëz xDëfã]ä]z xï‰WÇz

afmaken corrigeren zin vergelijkbaar woord

compléter, finir corriger phrase similaire mot

Complete the sentences. Can you correct my spelling? The sentence has so many verbs. They came from similar backgrounds. What's the English word for 'casa'?

xEåõíF=ä~fâz x^Wíz xâ^WÇz xDëÉåí]z xDëfíáz

(niet) houden van kunst kaartje middelpunt/midden (grote)stad

bien aimer / ne pas aimer l'art carte centre grande ville

I don't like chicken. He's very good at art. Here's my business card. He took her hand and led her to the centre of the room. Leeds is the third largest city in England.

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class classical Computer science conversation country and western English (subject) favourite flat(n) guitar heavy metal information interview (v) jazz listen (v) look at main (adj) near partner physics pop rap reggae right (to be) sea slow (music) sort (n) sorts of music soul square (n) subject (school subject) suburbs (in the) 15 Page 11 history missing note (v) 16a Page 12 60's band art gallery best wishes cinema crowded docks entertainment famous fan friendly hang out (v) hometown museum port reason

xâä^Wëz xDâäôëfâäz xâ]ãDéàìWí]=Dë~f]åëz xâõåî]DëÉfp]åz xDâ¾åíêá=]åÇ=DïÉëí]åz xDfkÖäfpz xDÑÉfî]ê]íz xÑäôíz xÖfDí^Wz xDÜÉîá=DãÉíäz xfåÑ]DãÉfp]åz xDfåí]îàìWz xÇwôòz xDäfë]åz xDärâ=ôíz xãÉfåz xåf]z xDé^Wíå]z xDÑfòfâëz xéõéz xêôéz xDêÉÖÉfz xê~fíz xëáWz xëä]rz xëlWíz xDëlWíë=]î=DãàìWòfâz xë]räz xëâïÉ]z xDë¾ÄÇwÉâíz xDë¾Ä‰WÄòz

klas klassiek computerkunde (IT) gesprek Country en Western Engels lievelingsappartement gitaar heavy metal informatie interviewen jazz (be)luisteren kijken naar hoofdvlakbij partner natuurkunde pop rap reggae gelijk hebben zee schuifelmuziek soort soorten muziek soul plein (school)vak (in de) buitenwijken

classe classique informatique conversation la country l'anglais préféré(e) appartement guitare heavy metal information(s) interviewer jazz écouter regarder principal près de compagnon la physique pop rap reggae (avoir) raison la mer lent sorte genres musicaux soul place matière, branche (dans) la banlieue

Is Jodie in your class? Classical ballet. He's very good at computer science. I had a short conversation with the teacher. My dad likes country and western. We have English lessons four times a week. We chose Joe's favorite music for the party. She has a flat on the first floor. An acoustic guitar It's a heavy metal band. The book contains information about many subjects. She had an interview for a teaching job. Modern jazz. What sort of music do you like listening to? Look at that cloud! The main meal of the day. They live near Osaka. She lives with her partner Tom. Advanced physics. It's an open-air pop concert. He's into rap music. He popularized reggae music. You're right, we've got it all wrong. We swam in the sea . The last dance was a slow one. What sort of work does he do? He likes different sorts of music. She's a soul singer It's in the main square. My favourite subject is English. The northwest suburbs of the city.

xDÜfëí]êáz xDãfëfkz xå]ríz

geschiedenis vermist opschrijven/noteren

l'histoire disparu noter, prendre note

She's studying history at university. Police are still searching for the missing child. Note down everything she says.

xDëfâëíáò=ÄôåÇz xD^Wí=?Öôä]êáz xÄÉëí=ïfp]ëz xDëfå]ã]z xDâê~rÇ]Çz xÇõWâëz xÉåí]DíÉfåã]åíz= xDÑÉfã]ëz xÑôåz xDÑêÉåÇäáz xÜôk=~ríz xDÜ]rã=í~råz xãàìWDòf]ãz xélWíz xDêáWò]åz

band uit de jaren zestig kunstgalerie feliciteren bioscoop druk havengebied amusement beroemd fan vriendelijk rondhangen geboorteplaats museum haven reden

un groupe des années 60 galerie d'art amitiés cinéma encombré, animé les docks spectacle(s) célèbre fan gentil se balader, traîner ville natale musée port raison, cause

It's a concert with 60's band - they're all very old now! There's a free exhibition on at the art gallery. She phoned to say best wishes on my birthday. Shall we go to the cinema tonight? A crowded room. They are redeveloping the docks. The hotel offers live entertainment. Many famous actors live in Beverly Hills. Thousands of football fans filled the stadium. Everyone in the village was very friendly to us. They hang out arond the burger bar. He has lived here for years but it's not his hometown. The Museum of Modern Art. Liverpool is a large port. There are several reasons why the treatment didn't work.

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ship suppose (v) 16b Page 12 dancing (n) historical painting 16c Page 12 famous for (to be) 18 Page 12 ask (v) correction phrase repeat (v) understand (v) write down (v) write out (v) Photostory Page 13 bus Chinese(adj) gate go round (v) interesting read (v) tour

xpféz xë]Dé]ròz

schip vermoeden/aannemen

navire supposer

Supplies came by ship. I suppose he's still in London.

xÇ^Wåëfkz xÜfDëíõêfâ]äz xDéÉfåífkz

dansen historisch schilderij

danser historique la peinture

We could go bowling, or dancing, or both. A mixture of historical facts and fiction. An exhibition of paintings and sculptures.

xDÑÉfã]ëz

bekend door

célèbre pour

Liverpool is famous for The Beatles.

x^Wëâz xâ]DêÉâp]åz xÑêÉfòz xêfDéáWíz x¾åÇ]DëíôåÇz xê~fíDÇ~råz xê~fí=~ríz

vragen verbetering zinsnede herhalen begrijpen opschrijven opschrijven

demander correction expression répéter comprendre écrire, prendre note de écrire, noter

"What time is it?" she asked She made a few corrections to the text. Darwin's famous phrase 'the survival of the fittest' Sally kept repeating, "It wasn't me, it wasn't me." She spoke clearly, so that everyone could understand. The policeman wrote down everything I told him. Write out your Christmas wish-list.

xľëz xíp~fDåáWòz xÖÉfíz xÖ]r=ê~råÇz xDfåíê]ëífkz xêáWÇz xír]z

bus Chinees hek omheen voeren interessant lezen rondrit

bus chinois portail, barrière faire le tour de intéressant lire voyage

She got on the bus at Clark Street. Do you fancy going out for a Chinese? I ran back to close the gate. It goes round the centre of Liverpool. A good teacher can make any subject interesting. Can Billy read yet? We went on a 14-day tour of Egypt.

Delen van een kamer & meubilair voorwerpen meubelen leunstoel bed boekenkast vloerbedekking stoel kast gordijn bureau deur dekbed vloer lamp spiegel prikbord foto poster verwarming

parties d'une pièce et mobilier objet meubles, mobilier fauteuil lit étagère, bibliothèque tapis chaise armoire tenture bureau porte couette sol lampe miroir panneau d'affichage/valve image poster radiateur

You mustn't take any sharp objects on the plane. All our furniture is old. You can't sit there, that's dad's armchair. Sam lay in bed thinking. The bookcase was quite easy to assemble. All the rooms had fitted carpets. A kitchen chair. Your coat's in the bedroom cupboard. A new pair of curtains. Marie was sitting at her desk. Could you open the door for me? The duvet is too warm in summer. A cold stone floor. A desk lamp. He glanced at his reflection in the mirror. Results will be displayed on the noticeboard. A book with pictures in it. She was putting up posters in her bedroom. Hang your shirt on the radiator to dry.

Unit 2 – You mustn't play loud music. 1 Page 14 parts of a room & furniture xDé^Wíë=]î=]=DêìWã=]åÇ=DщWåfíp]z objects xõÄÇwÉâíëz furniture xDщWåfíp]z armchair x^WãDípÉ]z bed xÄÉÇz bookcase xDÄrâ?âÉfëz carpet xDâ^Wéfíz chair xípÉ]z cupboard xDâ¾Ä]Çz curtain xDâ‰Wíåz desk xÇÉëâz door xÇlWz duvet xDÇìWîÉfz floor xÑälWz lamp xäôãéz mirror xDãfê]z noticeboard xDå]rífë?ÄlWÇz picture xDéfâíp]z poster xDé]rëí]z radiator xDêÉfÇfÉfí]z

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rug table vase wall wardrobe washbasin wastepaper bin window Grammar flash Page 15 prepositions of place in under in front of behind above next to opposite on the left/right (of) between in the corner near 2 Page 15 colours & descriptions basic checked cream (colour) keep (v) patterned plain purple 4 Page 15 colours & patterns beige black blue brown green grey pink purple red spotted striped white yellow 5 notebook separate vocabulary word group

xê¾Öz xDíÉfÄäz xî^Wòz xïlWäz xDïlWÇê]rÄz xDïõp?ÄÉfë]åz xïÉfëíDéÉfé]=?Äfåz xDïfåÇ]rz

tapijt tafel vaas muur garderobe wasbak prullenbak raam

carpette table vase mur garde-robe lavabo corbeille à papier fenêtre

A beautiful Turkish rug We eat breakfast at the kitchen table . She arranged the flowers in a vase. We've decided to paint the walls blue. The latest addition to her wardrobe. He washed his socks in the washbasin. Put it in the wastepaper bin. Let's open a window, it's hot in here.

xéêÉé]Dòfpåò=]î=DéäÉfëz xfåz xD¾åÇ]z xfå=DÑê¾åí=]îz xÄfDÜ~fåÇz x]Dľîz xDåÉâëí=í]z xDõé]òfíz xõå=a]=DäÉÑíLDê~fí|]îz xÄfDíïáWåz xfå=a]=DâlWå]z xåf]z

plaatsbepalende voorzetsels In onder voor achter boven naast tegenover links/rechts (van) tussen in de hoek in de buurt van

prépositions de lieu dans sous devant derrière au-dessus de à côté de en face de à gauche / à droite (de) entre dans le coin près de

The cheese is in the fridge. The cat was asleep under a chair. In front of the radiator. The car behind us was driving too close. Raise your arm above your head. There was a little girl sitting next to him. They were travelling in opposite directions. The shop is on the right of the church. He sat between the two women on the sofa. He sat silently in the corner. He lives near Bristol.

xDâ¾ä]ò=LÇfDëâêfép]åz xDÄÉfëfâz xípÉâíz xâêáWãz xâáWéz xDéôíåÇz xéäÉfåz xDé‰Wé]äz

kleuren en omschrijvingen eenvoudig, simpel geruit room(kleurig) houden bont/met een patroon effen paars

couleurs et descriptions de base, élémentaire à carreaux crème garder, tenir à motifs uni violet

I know some basic vocabulary in Greek. A checked shirt. He painted the walls cream colour. This blanket should help you keep warm. A patterned carpet. It's a plain carpet. They were both dressed in purple.

xDâ¾ä]ò=L=éôíåòz xÄÉfwz xÄäôâz xÄäìWz xÄê~råz xÖêáWåz xÖêÉfz xéfkâz xDé‰Wéäz xêÉÇz xDëéõífÇz xëíê~féíz xï~fíz xDàÉä]rz

kleuren en patronen beige zwart blauw bruin groen grijs roze paars rood gestippeld gestreept wit geel

couleurs et motifs beige noir bleu brun vert gris rose violet rouge à pois ligné blanc jaune

A beige carpet. A black dress. The blue lake. Brown shoes. Green eyes. Grey rain clouds. A bright pink dress. A purple shirt. A red dress. A red and white spotted dress. A red and white striped dress Wet paint. Bright yellow curtains.

xDå]ríÄrâz xDëÉé]êÉfíz xî]DâôÄà]ä]êáz xï‰WÇ=ÖêìWéz

schrift apart woordenschat woordgroep

cahier séparé vocabulaire groupe de mots

I spent most of the class doodling in my notebook. The sisters have separate bedrooms. Reading helps to improve your vocabulary. Put them in wordgroups and you remember them more easily.

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8 Page 16 draw (v) exchange (v) outline take turns (v) 9 Page 16 share (v) 10 Page 16 don't forget drawing pin move around must (not) no problem pillow put (v) sure (certainly) use 13 Page 17 blanket coat hanger desk lamp just one thing landlady towel 14 Page 17 bring calculator chew (v) dictionary exam gum homework jewellery make-up maths mobile phone on time personal stereo polite rule (n) wear (v) 15 Page 18 diving board edge jump (v) pool push (v)

xÇêlWz xfâëDípÉfåÇwz xD~ríä~fåz xDíÉfâ=Dí‰Wåz

tekenen uitwisselen overzicht afwisselen

dessiner échanger plan se relayer

She was drawing a picture of a tree. Our main aim is to encourage the exchange of information. An outline of the company's plan. Take turns to cook, tonight it's me.

xpÉ]z

delen

partager

I shared a room with her when I was at college.

xÑ]DÖÉíz xDÇêlWfk=éfåz xDãìWî=]Dê~råÇz xã¾ëíz xå]r=éêõÄä]ãz xDéfä]rz xéríz xpr]z xàìWòz

niet vergeten/eraan denken punaise verplaatsen/verschuiven (niet)moeten geen probleem kussen zetten zeker (beslist) gebruiken

n'oublie pas punaise changer de place devoir - ne pas pouvoir pas de problème oreiller mettre sûr, certain utiliser

Don't forget your keys. Don'tput drawing pins into the walls. You can moe the furniture around if you like. All passengers must wear seatbelts. Is it okay to bring a friend? - No problem. I'll be asleep as soon as my head hits the pillow. Just put the bags on the table. Are you sure you've had enough? Can I use your phone?

xDÄäôkâ]íz xâ]rí=Üôk]z xÇÉëâ=äôãéz xDäôåÇ?äÉfÇáz xDí~r]äz

deken kleerhanger bureaulamp nog één ding hospita handdoek

couverture porte-manteau lampe de bureau encore une chose la propriétaire essuie

The blanket is so thin on this bed. Use a coat hanger so your shirt does not crease. He changed the bulb in his desk lamp. Just one thing, be careful how you say it. The landlady comes tomorrow for the rent. She rubbed herself dry with a towel.

xÄêfkz xDâôäâàräÉfí]z xípìWz xDÇfâp]åêáz xfÖDòôãz xÖ¾ãz xDÜ]rãï‰Wâz xDÇwìWäêáz xDãÉfâ¾éz xãôqëz xDã]rÄ~fä=DÑ]råz xí~fãz xDé‰Wë]å]ä=DëíÉêf]rz xé]Dä~fíz xêìWäz xïÉ]z

meenemen rekenmachine kauwen woordenboek examen kauwgom huiswerk sieraden make-up wiskunde mobieltje op tijd diskman, mp3-speler beleefd spelregels dragen

apporter calculatrice chiquer, mastiquer dictionnaire examen chewing-gum devoir(s) bijoux maquillage les maths gsm à temps mini-chaîne poli règle porter

I brought these pictures to show you. A pocket calculator. The meat's so tough I can hardly chew it. A German-English dictionary. He's taking his exams at the moment. We are not allowed to have gum in school. I've done all my homework. She wears a lot of gold jewellery. I don't wear much make-up. The new maths teacher. Call me on my mobile. He always does his homework on time. Someone stole his personal stereo. He was always very polite. Do you know the rules of the game? She was wearing jeans and a red jumper.

xÉÇwz xÇw¾ãéz xéìWäz xérpz

duikplank rand springen zwembad duwen

plongeoir bord sauter piscine pousser

That pool has a diving board. Billy sat at the edge of the water. Boys were jumping off the bridge into the river. Does the hotel have a pool? It didn't move, so she pushed harder.

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run (v) shower (n) swimming cap swimming pool tie back (v)

Unit 3 – I never drink coffee. 1 Page 21 actor / actress actually album close (adj) coffee dancer dramatic drink (v) film set get on well get up (v) go clubbing go straight to the top just lifestyle light lunch morning never scene singer successful time off tired typical 2 Page 21 midnight parent 6 Page 22 always never often once sometimes three times twice usually 9 gym relative (n) surf (v) 12

xê¾åz xDp~r]z xDëïfãfk=Dâôéz xDëïfãfk=éìWäz xí~f=DÄôâz

rennen douche badmuts zwembad naar achteren binden/in een staart doen

courir douche bonnet de bain piscine attacher

Some kids were running down the street. Are you in the shower? Swimming caps are compulsory in this pool. They clean the swimming pool twice a week. Tie back your hair to avoid contact with the water.

xDôâí]LDôâíê]ëz xDôâípì]äáz xDôäÄ]ãz xâä]rëz xDâõÑáz xDÇ^Wåë]z xÇê]Dãôífâz xÇêfkâz xÑfäã=DëÉíz xDÖÉí=õå=ïÉäz xDÖÉí=D¾éz xÖ]r=âä¾Äfkz xëíêÉfíz xÇw¾ëíz xDä~fÑëí~fäz xä~fí=Dä¾åípz xDãlWåfkz xDåÉî]z xëáWåz xëfk]z xë]âDëÉëÑ]äz xí~fã=õÑz xDí~f]Çz xDíféfâ]äz

acteur/actrice inderdaad/zowaar/in feite album dichtbij koffie danser(es) dramatisch drinken filmset het goed kunnen vinden met opstaan uitgaan meteen op nummer één komen precies levenswijze lichte lunch ochtend/morgen nooit scène zanger(es) succesvol vrije tijd/vrije dagen moe typisch

acteur /actrice en fait album tout près café danseur /danseuse dramatique, spectaculaire boire plateau s'entendre bien se lever aller au dancing atteindre tout de suite le sommet exactement mode de vie repas léger à midi matin jamais scène chanteur /chanteuse réussi congé fatigué typique

He's an actor on TV: Prices have actually fallen. Their latest album will be released next week. He sat very close to me. I don't like coffee. The dancer's technique is strong. a dramatic change in temperature Would you like something to drink? They were on the film set for hours. I get on very well with my brother. He gets up at seven every morning. We usually go clubbing in town. Their song went straight to the top of the charts. You look just like your dad. Regular exercise is part of a healthy lifestyle. I ate so much last night that today I'll have a light lunch. I got a letter from Jack this morning. He never saw her again. The opening scene of the film. An opera singer. If the operation is successful, you should make a full recovery. I'd like some time off this week. You look tired. A typical American family.

xDãfÇå~fíz xDéÉ]ê]åíz

middernacht ouder

minuit parent

We close at midnight. My parents are coming to visit next week.

xDlWäïÉfòz xDåÉî]z xDõÑåz xï¾åëz xDë¾ãí~fãòz xí~fãz xíï~fëz xDàìWwì]äáz

altijd nooit vaak ooit soms driemaal tweemaal meestal

toujours jamais souvent une fois parfois trois fois deux fois habituellement

Always lock your car. He never saw her again. I often work at the weekend. We only met once. Sometimes I don't get home until 9:00 at night. I called him three times. I've seen that movie twice already. We usually go out for dinner on Saturday.

xÇwfãz xDêÉä]ífîz xë‰WÑz

sportschool familie(lid) surfen

salle de sport parent (membre de la famille) surfer

I go to the gym twice a week. He's staying with relatives. Matt goes surfing every day.

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xÜÉäéz xDärâ=Ñ]z xãôéz xã~fDëÉäÑz xDêáW]äáz xêrDíáWåz xÑÉ]z x¾åDífäz xDï‰Wâ=õåz xDàìWq=DëÉåí]z

helpen zoeken kaart mezelf echt/werkelijk routine/procedure dat is niet eerlijk tot werken aan jongerencentrum

aider chercher plan moi-même vraiment? C'est vrai? routine ce n'est pas juste! jusqu'à travailler à maison des jeunes

Shall I help you clean the car? He's looking for his keys. It'a a map of ancient Europe. I made myself a cup of coffee. Really? Is it true? Making the beds was part of her usual routine. He always has first choice- that's not fair. The banks are open until 3.30. I'm working on a new project. The disco is at the youth centre.

xÑáWäz xêfDâlWÇz xDëí¾Çáz

voelen plaat studeren

se sentir disque étudier

Do you still feel hungry? He refers vinyl records to cd's. He studies too much.

x=xôâíz xê~fÇz xëfkz

acteren rijden zingen

jouer rouler à vélo / monter à cheval chanter

He acted the scene very badly. She learned to ride when she was five. Sophie sings in a choir.

xÇfDéÉåÇz xDÇ~f]íz xfâDë~fí]Çz xDÇw‰Wå]äfëíz xêfDäôâëz

afhangen van lijnen opgewonden journalist ontspannen

dépendre faire régime agité journaliste se détendre

"Are you coming to my house later?" "It depends. I might have to work." It is important to eat a healthy diet. The kids are getting really excited about the trip. A well-known journalist and broadcaster. I decided just to stay home and relax.

xDâõã]å=?êìWãz xfíë=Ñ]=ãáz xãìWÇz xÑ]rå=âlWäz xDp¾í=D¾éz xDïõíë=a]=Dãôí]z xïfåz

fusie Het is voor mij stemming/humeur telefoontje mond houden wat is er aan de hand? winnen

salle commune c'est pour moi humeur coup de fil la fermer qu'est-ce qui ne va pas? gagner

There's a meeting in the common room The telephone is ringing. - Yes, it's for me. You're certainly in a good mood today! I need to make a phone call. He was very rude, he told us to "shut up". What's the matter? You seem very quiet. Who do you think will win the election?

appel banaan bonen rundvlees koekje brood boter cake/taart wortel kaas

nourriture et boissons pomme banane haricots bœuf biscuit pain beurre gâteau carotte fromage

Apple pie. A bunch of bananas. Green beans. Roast beef. Who wants a chocolate biscuit? He bought a loaf of bread. Fry the onions in butter. Would you like some chocolate cake? She has made a carrot cake. A cheese sandwich.

Unit 4 - Would you like a sandwich? 1 Page 26 food & drink xDÑìWÇ=]å=DÇêfkâz apple xDôéäz banana xÄ]Då^Wå]z beans xÄáWåòz beef xÄáWÑz biscuit xDÄfëâfíz bread xÄêÉÇz butter xDľí]z cake xâÉfâz carrot xDâôê]íz cheese xípáWòz

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chicken cucumber doughnut egg fish lamb lemon lettuce melon milk mushroom nuts olive oil onion orange pasta peach peas potato rice sandwich spaghetti tomato yoghurt 2 Page 27 carbohydrate fat (n) protein vitamin 3 Page 27 dairy product fruit helpful meat vegetable way word web 5 Page 27 ingredients lunch mixed salad omelette pepper recipe salt supermarket vinegar 6 Page 27 compare (v)

xDípfâfåz xDâàìWâ¾ãÄ]z xDÇ]rå]íz xÉÖz xÑfpz xäôãz xDäÉã]åz xDäÉífëz xDãÉä]åz xãfäâz xDã¾pêrãz xå¾íëz xDõäfî=Dlfäz xD¾åf]åz xDõêfåÇwz xDéôëí]z xéáWípz xéáWòz xé]DíÉfí]rz xê~fëz xDëôåïfípz xëé]DÖÉíáz xí]Dã^Wí]rz xDàõÖ]íz

kip komkommer doughnut ei vis lamsvlees citroen sla meloen melk champignon noten olijfolie ui sinaasappel pasta perzik erwten aardappel rijst sandwich spaghetti tomaat yoghurt

poulet concombre doughnut, beignet œuf poisson agneau citron laitue melon lait champignon noix huile d'olive oignon orange pâtes pêche petits pois pomme de terre riz tartine spaghetti tomate yoghourt

Roast chicken. A cucumber and tomato salad. He ate four doughnuts! Blackbirds lay their eggs in March. How many fish did you catch? Roast lamb. A slice of lemon. Prawns on a bed of lettuce. Cut the melon in half and scoop out the flesh. A glass of milk. Pizza with pepperoni and mushrooms. This animal eats nuts and fruit. Pour some olive oil onto the salad. Chop the onions finely. A sweet, juicy orange. I eat a lot of pasta. He cleaned the peaches before cutting them. Drain the water from the peas. I'll peel the potatoes. We had chicken with boiled rice. We had chicken sandwiches for lunch. A large dish of spaghetti. A tomato plant. A pot of strawberry yogurt.

xâ^WÄ]DÜ~fÇêÉfíz xÑôíz xDéê]ríáWåz xDîfí]ãfåz

koolhydraat vet/dik proteïnen/eiwit vitamine

hydrates de carbone graisse protéine vitamine

Bread and rice contain a lot of carbohydrates. I'm too fat - I must try to eat less chocolate. This is rich in protein. Try to eat foods that are rich in vitamins and minerals.

xDÇÉ]êá=?éêõÇ]âíz xÑêìWíz xDÜÉäéÑ]äz xãáWíz xDîÉÇwí]Ääz xïÉfz xï‰WÇ=ïÉÄz

melkproduct fruit behulpzame/nuttig vlees groente manier woordweb

produit laitier fruits utile viande légume manière diagramme de mots

She does not eat any dairy products. Bananas are my favourite fruit. The teacher made some helpful comments. I don't eat meat. Fresh fruit and vegetables. There are different ways of doing this. The teacher wrote up a word web on the board.

xfåDÖêáWÇábåíz xä¾åípz xDãfâëí=ëôä]Çz xDõãä]íz xDéÉé]z xDêÉë]éáz xëõäíz xDëìWé]ã^Wâfíz xDîfåfÖ]z

ingrediënten lunch gemengde salade omelet peper recept zout supermarkt azijn

ingrédients dîner salade mixte omelette poivre recette sel supermarché vinaigre

As far as possible , we use fresh local ingredients. We had lunch before we left. Just a mixed salad for me please. A cheese omelette. Salt and pepper. A recipe for strawberry ice-cream. This sauce needs more salt. The car park is right behind the supermarket. Shake the bottle well to mix the oil with the vinegar.

xâ]ãDéÉ]z

vergelijken

comparer

We went to different shops to compare prices.

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diary diet (n) during healthy 7 Page 28 clear (v) hungry starving (to be) sunny tuna yard 8 Page 28 weather 11 Page 29 help yourself picnic 13 Page 29 anorak far 14 Page 29 slice 15 Page 30 apple pie birthday bowl curry deep honey ice cream invite (v) mate meal order (v) remember (v) rent (v) thin treat (n) twins

xDÇ~f]êáz xDÇ~f]íz xDÇàr]êfkz xDÜÉäqáz

agenda eetpatroon tijdens gezond

agenda régime pendant sain

I'll check my diary to see if I can come Friday. It is important to eat a healthy diet. During the summer she worked as a waitress. I feel healthier since I stopped smoking.

xDâäf]z xDܾkÖêáz xDëí^Wîfkz xDë¾åáz xDíàìWå]z xà^WÇz

opruimen hongerig verhongeren/veel honger hebben zonnig tonijn binnenplaats/achtertuin

ranger faim mourir de faim ensoleillé thon cour

Clear up this mess please. I'm hungry - is lunch almost ready? I'm starving, I could eat a horse! A warm sunny day. A can of tuna fish. We’re going to clear the yard today.

xDïÉa]z

weer

le temps (qu'il fait)

What's the weather like today?

xDÜÉäé=àr]DëÉäÑz xDéfâåfâz

zelf pakken/zelf doen picknick

se servir pique-nique

Can I take one? - Help yopurself. We decided to have a picnic down by the lake.

xDôå]êôâz xÑ^Wz

regenjas/anorak ver

anorak loin

It started raining so he put on an anorak. Have you driven far?

xëä~fëz

stuk/schijfje

tranche

Would you like a slice of pizza?

xDôéä=é~fz xDĉWqÇÉfz xÄ]räz xDâ¾êáz xÇáWéz xDܾåáz x~fë=DâêáWãz xDfåî~fíz xãÉfíz xãáWäz xDlWÇ]z xêfDãÉãÄ]z xêÉåíz xqfåz xíêáWíz xíïfåz

appeltaart verjaardag kom curry diep honing ijs uitnodigen vrienden maaltijd bestellen zich herinneren huren dun verrassing, cadeau tweeling

tarte aux pommes anniversaire bol plat au curry profond miel crème glacée inviter copain repas commander se souvenir louer mince, fin traiter jumeaux

I only eat fresh apple pie. When's your birthday? A soup bowl.ö Chicken curry. The water's not very deep. Toast and honey. Strawberry ice cream I was invited to their wedding. His team mates congratulated him. When did you last eat a proper meal? He ordered steak and chips. I couldn't remember her name. We rent the flat from my uncle. A thin slice of bread. She treats me like one of the family. She's just given birth to twins.

schuur hut kamp

grange cabane camp

They keep the tractor in the barn. A log cabin. After hiking all morning, we returned to camp.

Unit 5 - Wide Angle on the World : Camp Wilderness 1 Page 33 barn xÄ^Wåz cabin xDâôÄ]åz camp (n) xâôãéz

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canoeing lesson describe guest huge karaoke lake long way muffin pronounce (v) rock climbing smile (v) snore (v) waffle (n) 2 Page 33 define (v) entry explain (v) meaning skill 3 Page 33 activity ideal programme tell (v) 4 Page 33 begin (v) brochure close (v) detail exactly organiser yours sincerely (formal) Culture Flash 1 Page 34 bacon canteen choose (v) cook (v) (cooked) breakfast except fried eggs marmalade packed lunch (roast) chicken take-away Project 1 - My favourite food Page 35 blend (v) blender chart (n)

xëã~fäz xëålWz xDïõÑ]äz

kanoles beschrijven gast enorm groot karaoke meer veraf muffin uitspreken klimmen glimlachen snurken wafel

leçon de kayac décrire invité énorme karaoké lac loin muffin prononcer escalade sourire ronfler gaufre

We have a canoeing lesson this afternoon. Police asked the woman to describe her attacker. How many guests are coming to your party? Your room's huge compared to mine. A karaoke bar. Lake Michigan is very big. It's a long way to town from here. A blueberry muffin. How do you pronounce your name? He goes rock climbing in the Alps. Come on - smile for the camera! He could hear the old man snoring. He poured treacle over the waffle.

xÇfDÑ~fåz xDÉåíêáz xfâDëéäÉfåz xDãáWåfkz xëâfäz

definiëren toegang uitleggen betekenis vaardigheid

définir entrée expliquer signification compétence

We need to define our clients' needs. Entry to the gardens is free. I explained the rules to Sara. What's the meaning of this word? A course that teaches basic computer skills.

xôâDífî]íáz x~fDÇf]äz xDéê]rÖêôãz xíÉäz

activiteit ideaal programma vertellen

activité idéal émission dire, raconter

Outdoor activities such as hiking and climbing. An ideal place for a picnic. Did you see that TV programme about earthquakes? I can't tell you - it's a secret.

xÄfDÖfåz xDÄê]rp]z xâä]rëz xDÇáWíÉfäz xfÖDòôâíäáz xDlWÖ]å~fò]z xàlWXë=ëfåDëf]äáz

beginnen brochure (af)sluiten/eindigen detail precies organisator met vriendelijke groet

commencer brochure, dépliant terminer détail exactement organisateur Sincères salutations

The meeting will begin at 10:00. A holiday brochure. He closed his speech with a joke. The documentary included a lot of historical detail. We got home at exactly six o'clock. He's avery good organiser of people. Use "Yours sincerely" at the end of the letter.

xDÄÉfâ]åz xâôåDíáWåz xípìWòz xârâz xDÄêÉâÑ]ëíz xfâDëÉéíz xÑê~fÇ=ÉÖz xDã^Wã]äÉfÇz xéôâí=ä¾åípz xDípfâfåz xDíÉfâ]ïÉfz

bacon kantine kiezen koken Engels ontbijt (warm) behalve gebakken eieren marmelade lunchpakket (gebraden) kip afhaalmaaltijd

bacon cantine choisir cuisiner petit déjeuner sauf œufs sur le plat marmelade tartines (emballées) poulet rôti repas à emporter

Would you like bacon and eggs for breakfast? The food in the canteen is usually quite good. You can choose between ice cream and apple tart. Where did you learn to cook? I usually have breakfast at 7.30. We're open every day except Monday. I like my fried eggs sunny side up. He put some marmalade on his toast. We took a packed lunch for our school trip. Roast chicken is my favourite. Let's get a takeaway tonight-fancy Chinese?

xÄäÉåÇz xDÄäÉåÇ]z xíp^Wíz

mengen blender tabel

mélanger mixer tableau

Blend the butter and the flour. Put all the ingredients into a blender. The chart shows last year's sales.

xÇfDëâê~fÄz xÖÉëíz xÜàìWÇwz xâôêáD]râáz xäÉfâz xäõk=ïÉfz xDã¾Ñ]åz xéê]Då~råëz

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dessert ice-cube main dish milkshake optional result scoop snack spoonful straw survey taste (v)

Unit 6 – Who are they playing? 1 Page 36 football friendly gate Go ahead! head keen (be) magazine match Me too mind (v) prefer queuing swimming ticket tomorrow under water Yuk! 2 Page 36 team 5 Page 37 months and dates January February March April May June July August September October November December 1st Aug 1965

xÇfDò‰Wíz xD~fë=âàìWÄz xDãÉfå=Çfpz xDãfäâpÉfâz xDõép]å]äz xêfDò¾äíz xëâìWéz xëåôâz xDëéìWåÑräz xëíêlWz xë]DîÉfz xíÉfëíz

dessert/toetje ijsblokje hoofdgerecht milkshake naar keuze resultaat bolletje snack lepel rietje enquête proeven

dessert glaçon repas principal milk-shake en option résultat boule en-cas cuillerée paille enquête goûter

What's for dessert? Can I have an ice-cube in my drink? What is the main dish? Can I have a strawberry milkshake? The sunroof is optional. The result was very disappointing Two scoops of ice-cream. The cafe serves drinks, snacks, and meals. A spoonful of sugar. He drank through a straw. We conducted a survey of people's eating habits. I don't like the taste of garlic.

xDÑríÄlWäz xDÑêÉåÇäáz xÖÉfíz xÖ]r=]ÜÉÇz xÜÉÇz xâáWåz xãôÖ]DòáWåz xãôípz xãf=íìWz xã~fåÇz xéêfDщWz xDâàìWfkz xDëïfãfkz xDífâfíz xí]Dãõê]rz x¾åÇ]DïlWí]z xà¾âz

voetbal vriendelijk hek/ingang Ga je gang hoofd enthousiast tijdschrift wedstrijd ik ook erg vinden(v) liever hebben in de rij staan zwemmen kaartje morgen onderwater Bah

football amical portail vas-y! tête aimer beaucoup magazine match moi aussi voir un inconvénient à préférer faire la file nager ticket demain sous l'eau beurk!

The children are playing football. Everyone in the village was very friendly to us. We went through the gate and into the field. Can I take a chair? Go ahead! She rested her head on my shoulder. She seemed keen to meet my brother. I bought a magazine to read on the train. Did you watch the match between Kenya and Ireland? I'm hungry. - Me too Relaxation is good for mind and body. Would you prefer a hot or a cold drink? We spend half the time queueing. Swimming is great exercise. How much are tickets for the concert? Tomorrow is Thursday. He stayed under water for over two minutes. Yuk! That tastes horrible.

xíáWãz

team

équipe

The school netball team.

xDã¾åqë|]å=DÇÉfíëz xDÇwôår]êáz xDÑÉÄêr]êáz xã^Wípz xDÉféê]äz xãÉfz xÇwìWåz xÇwrDä~fz xDlWÖ]ëíz xëÉéDíÉãÄ]z xõâDí]rÄ]z xå]rDîÉãÄ]z xÇfDëÉãÄ]z xa]=DщWëí|]î|DlWÖ]ëí=z

maanden en dagen januari februari maart april mei juni juli augustus september oktober november december 1 aug. 1965

mois et dates janvier février mars avril mai juin juillet août septembre octobre novembre décembre le 1er août 1965

I haven't heard from him since last January. My cat died last February. She started work here last March. I'm going to Cuba next April. I haven't heard from her since last May. He left last June. She came over to England last July. I was there last August. He starts college next September. We moved in last October. We met last November. Last December they visited Prague. She was born on 1st Aug 1965.

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6 Page 37 basketball Cup (football) event future (adj) important league sporting event 8 Page 39 active beach beach games brackets dip energetic fall down 'daUn] fresh air ice-skate (v) lie (v) live (adj) questionnaire rating risk sand sandy shade sit around (v) ski (v) snow snowbaby snowball snowboard (v) snowy sporty sun sunbathe sunbunny swimsuit tan (n) thick throw (v) warm winter winter sports 9 Page 39 athletics badminton baseball circuit course

xDÄ^WëâfíÄlWäz xâ¾éz xfDîÉåíz xDÑàìWíp]z xfãDélWí]åíz xäáWÖz xëélWífk=fDîÉåíz

basketbal beker (voetbal) gebeurtenis toekomst(ig) belangrijk divisie sportevenement

basket coupe événement futur important ligue événement sportif

I'm not very good at basketball. A list of World Cup winners in chronological order. The opening of the factory was a major event locally. What are your plans for the future? It is important to write clearly. The Football League. Wimbledon is a major sporting event.

xôâífîz= xÄáWípz xÄáWíp=ÖÉfãòz xÄêôâfíz xÇféz xÉå]DÇwÉífâz xDÑêÉp=DÉ]z xD~fë=ëâÉfíz xä~fz xä~fîz xâïÉëíp]DåÉ]z xDêÉfífkz xêfëâz xëôåÇz xDëôåÇáz xpÉfÇz xëfí=]ê~råÇz xëâáWz xëå]rz xëå]r=DÄÉfÄáz xDëå]rÄlWäz xDëå~rÄlWÇz xDëå]ráz xDëélWíáz xë¾åz xDë¾åÄÉfaz xDë¾å=ľåáz xDëïfãëìWíz xíôåz xqfâz xqê]rz xïlWãz xDïfåí]z xDïfåí]=ëélWíëz

actief strand strandspelletjes haakjes korte duik nemen dynamiek vallen frisse lucht schaatsen liggen live, rechtstreeks vragenlijst waardering risico zand zanderig, met zand schaduw zitten niksen skiën sneeuw sneeuwfanaat sneeuwbal snowboarden sneeuwachtig sportief zon zonnen zonaanbidder(ster) badpak bruine huidskleur van het zonnen dik gooien warm winter wintersport

actif plage jeux de plage parenthèses se baigner dynamique tomber air frais patiner être couché en direct questionnaire score risque sable de sable ombre traîner à ne rien faire skier neige amateur de neige boule de neige faire du snowboard neigeux sportif soleil prendre un bain de soleil amateur de soleil maillot de bain bronzer épais lancer chaud hiver sports d'hiver

Although Bob is over 70, he's still active. Shall we go to the beach? We played beach games until dawn. Last year's sales figures are given in brackets. I like to have a quick dip. Their style of dancing is very energetic. If you are nit careful, you will fall down. Let's go out and get some fresh air. I can roller-skate but not ice-skate. We lay on the beach all morning. Matt lives in Boston. Students were asked to fill out a questionnaire. The president's popularity rating has fallen. Most sports involve the risk of injury. The children played on the sand. A sandy beach. I'd rather sit in the shade . Do something! Don't just sit around all day. Can you ski? The fields are covered with snow . She skis all winter - a real snowbaby. We had a massive snowball fight. His snowboard broke in two after the accident. A snowy day. I'm not very sporty. The sun' went behind a cloud. This is a good place to sunbathe. She spends all day at the beach; a true sunbunny. She changed into her swimsuit. I don't get a tan easily. A thick slice of bread. Throw the ball to Daddy. It's lovely and warm in this room. It often snows in winter. It's a great place for winter sports.

xôqDäÉífâëz xDÄôÇãfåí]åz xDÄÉfëÄlWäz xë‰Wâfíz xâlWëz

atletiek badminton baseball racebaan (golf)baan

athlétisme badminton base-ball circuit terrain (de golf)

We play hockey in winter and do athletics in summer. Who wants a game of badminton? Who's your favourite baseball player? The racing cars go three times round the circuit. He's on the golf course.

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court golf motor racing sports sports locations squash track 10 Page 39 radio programme venue 11 Page 39 compete 13 Page 39 certainly lend 14 Page 40 adore (v) bad company captain happily married make a mess moody nickname quality regret (v) spare time stadium stupid terrible train (v) World Cup (football) 15 Page 40 attract coach (= trainer) competition goal (football) score (v) (goals) 16 Page 40 sports journalist sports star Photostory Page 41 Brilliant! burger van easy later on your own

xâlWíz xÖõäÑz xDã]rí]=?êÉfëfkz xëélWíëz xDëélWíë=ä]rDâÉfp]åòz xëâïõpz xíêôâz

baan (tennis, volleybal, badminton) golf motorracen sporten sportlocaties squashen atletiekbaan

court golf sports-moteur les sports terrain de sport squash piste

The players came out onto the court to a standing ovation. Do you play golf? They are sponsors of motor racing. Aquatic sports. There are various sports locations around the city. She plays squash twice a week. The favourite for the 100m was in track 3.

xDêÉfÇf]r=Déê]rÖêôãz xDîÉåàìWz

radioprogramma uitgaansgelegenheid, locatie

émission de radio lieu

He writes radio programmes. A popular jazz venue.

xâ]ãDéáWíz

deelnemen

être en compétition

Ten runners are competing in the race.

xDë‰Wí]åäáz xäÉåÇz

zeker lenen

certainement prêter

This match will certainly be difficult for us to win. Could you lend me £10?

x]DÇlWz xÄôÇ=Dâ¾ãé]åáz xDâôéí]åz xDÜôéáäá=DãôêfÇz xãÉfâ=]=ãÉëz xDãìWÇáz xDåfâåÉfãz xDâïõä]íáz xêfDÖêÉíz xëéÉ]=í~fãz xDëíÉfÇá]ãz xDëíàìWé]Çz xDíÉê]Ä]äz xíêÉfåz xï‰WäÇ=â¾éz

aanbidden slecht gezelschap aanvoerder (aanvoerster) gelukkig getrouwd rotzooi maken humeurig bijnaam kwaliteit spijt hebben/betreuren vrije tijd stadion stom verschrikkelijk trainen(v) wereldkampioenschap

adorer mauvaise compagnie capitaine heureux en ménage mettre tout sans dessus-dessous maussade, mal luné surnom qualité regretter temps libre stade stupide horrible s'entraîner coupe du monde

Tim absolutely adores his older brother. My mum says I keep bad company. Rod's captain of the football team. Liz and John are happily married. After the food fight, we made a real mess. A moody teenager. His nickname was 'Curly' because of his hair. The quality of the food in that restaurant is very high. I really regret leaving school so young. What do you do in your spare time? A football stadium. Don't be so stupid! The food at the hotel was terrible. What time's the next train to Birmingham? The next World Cup is maybe in Africa.

x]Díêôâíz xâ]rípz xâõãé]Dífpåz xÖ]räz xëâlWz

aantrekken coach (trainer) wedstrijd doelpunt scoren

attirer coach, entraîneur compétition but score

It wasn't the money that attracted me to the job. Jack's my tennis coach. Who won the poetry competition? The Russians scored three goals in sixteen minutes. A score of 3-2.

xëélWíë=DÇwWå]äfëíz xëélWíë=ëí^Wz

sportjournalist(e) sportsterren

journaliste sportif vedette sportive

He 's a sport journalist so he knows all the stars. The event was full of sports stars.

xDÄêfäà]åíz xĉWÖ]=îôåz xDáWòáz xDäÉfí]z xõå=àlWX=?]råz

geweldig! snackwagen makkelijk later alleen

génial! baraque à hamburger facile plus tard tout seul

You won! Brilliant! Jake was sick after he ate something from the burger van. The test was really easy. I'm going out - I'll see you later. Are you going on your own?

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rushing

Unit 7 – It was all very strange 1 Page 42 appear (v) backpack burn (v) century collect (v) country house date back to decide (v) disappear guide book mist notice (v) park (v) puzzled season show (v) slip (v) suddenly unwrap 2 Page 43 hurry (v) love (v) old young 4 Page 43 check in (v) empty tour (n) 5 Page 44 arrive bad bet (v) enjoy (v) expect find out ghost stories load (of rubbish) message phone (v) quite (well) result sound (v) What’s up? worried

xDê¾pfkz

naar buiten rennen

se dépêcher

The children came rushing out to greet me.

x]Déf]z xDÄôâéôâz xĉWåz xDëÉåíp]êáz xDâõäfâíz xDâ¾åíêá=DÜ~rëz xÇÉfíDÄôâ=í]z xÇfDë~fÇz xÇfë]Déf]z xÖ~fÇ=DÄrâz xãfëíz xDå]rí]ëz xé^Wâz xDé¾ò]äÇz xDëáWò]åz xp]rz xëäféz xDë¾Çåäáz x¾åDêôéz

verschijnen rugzak verbranden eeuw verzamelen landhuis dateren uit besluiten verdwijnen reisgids mist opmerken parkeren verbaasd seizoen laten zien laten glijden plotseling openmaken

apparaître sac à dos brûler siècle rassembler (ici: aller chercher) maison de campagne dater de décider disparaître guide (livre) brume remarquer garer perplexe saison montrer glisser soudain déballer

Suddenly a ghost appeared. I carried everything including my tent in a backpack. We can burn all this rubbish. The church was built in the 13th century I'll collect everyone's papers at the end of the test. The restaurant is in an old country house. The house dates back to 1745. 'Where will you live?' 'We haven't decided yet.' My keys have disappeared. Look up the guide book for places to eat. The mist was starting to clear. I said "hello," but she didn't notice. We couldn't find anywhere to park. Dan had a puzzled expression on his face. Autumn is my favourite season. She showed me her photos. She slipped a packet into my hand. I suddenly realized that someone was following me. Sally was unwrapping her birthday presents.

xDܾêáz xä¾îz x]räÇz xà¾kz

haasten houden van oud jong

se dépêcher aimer vieux jeune

If we hurry we'll be in time. says she loves Steve and wants to marry him. An old man. You are too young to smoke.

xDÉãéíáz xír]z

inchecken leeg rondleiding

s'inscrire, remplir une fiche(hôtel) vide visite guidée

You have to check in early. Noticing her empty wine glass, he refilled it. We went on a 14-day tour of Egypt.

x]Dê~fîz xÄôÇz xÄÉíz xfåDÇwlfz xfâDëéÉâíz xDÑ~fåÇ=D~ríz xÖ]rëí=DëílWêáz xä]rÇz xDãÉëfÇwz xÑ]råz xâï~fíz xêfDò¾äíz xë~råÇz xDïõíë==¾éz xDï¾êfÇz

aankomen slecht wedden genieten/houden van verwachten uitvinden spookverhalen hoop onzin boodschap/bericht telefoneren/bellen(v) tamelijk (goed) resultaat luiden Wat is er? bezorgd

arriver mauvais parier bien aimer s'attendre à découvrir histoires de fantômes tas message téléphoner tout à fait résultat avoir l'air Qu'est-ce qui se passe? préoccupé, inquiet

Your letter arrived yesterday. I'm afraid there's some bad news. I bet him £5 that he wouldn't win. My wife enjoys riding. Do you expect to travel a lot this year? How did you find out? Who told you? The old man sat in the corner telling ghost stories. They’re a load of rubbish. Did you get my message? What's your phone number? She's quite tall for her age. The present crisis is a result of the government's incompetence. He sounded the bell to announce that dinner was ready. What's up? You look terrible. You look worried.

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yesterday 9 Page 45 bag balcony seat 10 Page 45 big/small easy/difficult expensive/cheap boring/interesting heavy/light awful/nice, good slow/quick, fast strong/weak old/young, new tall/short 11 Page 45 fine (adj.) 12 Page 45 long (how …?) train website 13 Page 46 school subjects timetable art computer studies design and technology English language English literature environmental studies French geography German history media studies modern languages music physical education religious studies science Spanish 14 Page 46 grade pleased suggestion upset

xDàÉëí]ÇÉfz

gisteren

hier

Did you watch the game yesterday?

xÄôÖz xDÄôäâ]åáz xëáWíz

tas balkon (zit)plaats

sac balcon place

She brought her lunch in a paper bag. Has your flat got a balcony? I asked for a seat by the window.

xÄfÖLëãlWäz xDáWòáLDÇfÑfâ]äíz xfâDëéÉåëfîLípáWéz xDÄlWêfkLDfåíê]ëífkz xDÜÉîáLä~fíz xëä]rLâïfâI=Ñ^Wëíz xëíêõkLïáWâz x]räÇLà¾kI=åàìWz xílWäLplWíz

groot/klein makkelijk/moeilijk duur/goedkoop saai/interessant zwaar/licht afschuwelijk/aardig, goed langzaam/snel sterk/zwak oud/jong, nieuw lang/kort

grand/petit facile/difficile cher/bon-marché ennuyant/intéressant lourd/léger horrible/bien, bon lent/rapide fort/faible vieux/jeune, nouveau grand/petit

big problem/small change easy money/difficult task expensive wine/cheap perfume boring lesson/interesting teacher heavy drinking/light lunch awful party/good food slow dance/quick thought strong coffee/weak tea old school/new car tall building/short time

xÑ~fåz

prima, oké

très bien

"We're meeting at 8.30." "Okay, fine."

xäõkz xíêÉfåz xDïÉÄë~fíz

lang (hoe...?) trein website

long (combien de temps?) train site web

How long was the film? What time's the next train to Birmingham? For more information, visit our website.

xDëâìWä=Dë¾ÄÇwfâíëz xDí~fã?íÉfÄ]äz x^Wíz xâ]ãDéàìWí]=?ëí¾ÇáWòz xÇfDò~få|]åÇ=íÉâDåõä]Çwáz xfkäfp=DäôkïfÇwz xfkäfp=Däfíêfíp]z xfåî~fê]åDãÉåíä=?ëí¾ÇáWòz xÑêÉåípz xDÇwõÖê]Ñáz xDÇw‰Wã]åz xDÜfëí]êáz xDãáWÇf]=?ëí¾ÇáWòz xDãõÇ]å=DäôkïfÇwfòz xDãàìWòfâz xDÑfòfâä=ÉÇàrDâÉfpåz xêfDäfÇw]ë=?ëí¾ÇáWòz xDë~f]åëz xDëéôåfpz

schoolvakken rooster kunst/tekenen informatica ontwerpen Engelse taal Engelse literatuur Milieukunde Frans Aardrijkskunde/Geografie Duits geschiedenis mediakunde moderne talen muziek gymnastiek godsdienstles natuurkunde Spaans

branches, matières horaire art informatique dessin technique langue anglaise littérature anglaise environnement français géographie allemand histoire communication langues modernes musique éducation physique religion sciences espagnol

He has a total of 8 school subjects. According to the timetable, it's lunch break. He's very good at art. His favourite subject is computer studies. The advances in design and technology. The English language is very rich in words. This is a masterpiece of English literature. It is part of a project on environmental studies. An excellent French wine. The geography of Asia. German history. The history of post-war Europe. He's doing media studies. The new head of modern languages. I prefer pop music. Schools nowadays do not offer enough physical education. I learnt it in religious studies. We've been learning about electricity in our science lessons. They can both speak Spanish.

xÖêÉfÇz xéäáWëÇz xë]DÇwÉëíp]åz x¾éDëÉíz

cijfer tevreden suggestie/voorstel verdrietig

notes content suggestion bouleversé

He got top grades in all his subjects. Are you pleased with the result? May I make a suggestion? She's still very upset about her father's death.

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xâê~fz xélfåíz

Unit 8 – I slept on the pavement. 1 Page 49 ago x]DÖ]rz baseball cap 'k{pt behaviour xÄfDÜÉfîà]z cheer (v) xípf]z come xâ¾ãz concert xDâõåë]íz dedicated xDÇÉÇ]âÉfí]Çz faint xÑÉfåíz gift xÖfÑíz land (v) xäôåÇz mania xDãÉfåá]z pavement xDéÉfîã]åíz penfriend xDéÉå=DÑêÉåÇz phenomenon xÑfDåõã]å]åz queue xâàìWz reply xêfDéä~fz scream xëâêáWãz shout (v) xp~ríz sleep (v) xëäáWéz souvenir xëìWî]Dåf]z 3 Page 49 lose consciousness xäìWò=ânåpbëåbëz remind (v) xêfDã~fåÇz wait in a line 5 Page 50 buy xÄ~fz cost (v) xâõëíz scary xDëâÉ]êáz 7 Page 50 camera xDâôã]ê]z film première xÑfäã=éêÉãáÉbz 8 Page 51 coin xâlfåz English money xDfkäfp=Dã¾åáz euro xàr]ê]rz European Union xàrbêbDéáWbå=DàìWåàbåz= note (n) xå]ríz pound xé~råÇz price (n) xéê~fëz 9 Page 51

huilen wijzen

pleurer montrer

What are you crying about? He pointed to building he works in.

geleden baseballpet gedrag toejuichen komen concert toegewijd flauwvallen cadeau landen manie stoep penvriend(in) fenomeen rij antwoord gillen roepen slapen souvenir/aandenken

il y a casquette de base-ball comportement acclamer arriver concert dévoué s'évanouir cadeau atterrir manie trottoir correspondant phénomène file réponse hurler crier dormir souvenir (objet)

Jeff left an hour ago. He always wears that baseball cap the wrong way round. I'm not very pleased with your behaviour. The spectators cheered him wildly. They came third in the league. We went to a concert last night. Our staff are all very dedicated. It was so hot, she fainted. Did you give your mother a gift ? He owns 5000 acres of agricultural land. Her mania for cleanliness. A policeman was standing on the pavement outside the bank. I met my old penfriend. The phenomenon of laughter is unknown in animals. There was a long queue outside the cinema. "Of course," was the reply. Sally screamed when she saw the rat. "Stop!" he shouted. Did you sleep well? A souvenir of Paris.

bewustzijn verliezen herinneren aan in een rij wachten

perdre connaissance rappeler attendre en file

In the accident, he lost consciousness. Remind me to go to the bank. The officer told us to wait in line.

kopen kosten eng/griezelig

acheter coûter effrayant

Sam's just bought a new computer. The high cost of accommodation in London. It's a really scary movie.

camera filmpremière

appareil photo première (d'un film)

They posed for the TV cameras. All the stars turned up to the film première.

munt Engels geld euro Europese Gemeenschap biljet pond prijs

pièce de monnaie monnaie anglaise euro l'Union européenne billet de banque livre (sterling) prix

He put a fifty pence coin into the drinks machine. English money is no good here. The value of the euro against the dollar. How many countries are now in the European Union? She gave me a £50 note. It costs three pounds. The price of petrol has increased a lot.

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assistant value 10 Page 51 change (= money) crossword sweater 11 Page 52 places in towns railway station library football stadium hospital swimming pool pu:l] ice rink town hall museum night club bus station post office tourist information office theatre 12 Page 52 asking for & giving directions directions straight ahead turning (n) way Photostory dance key nearly noise tonight top up card

Unit 9 – What was it doing? 1 Page 54 escape guess hands off parrot perhaps pet smell (v) strange surprise wild (in the …) 4

x]Dëfëí]åíz xDîôäàìWz

assistente waarde

vendeur, vendeuse valeur

Meet Jane, my new assistant. What is the total value of the paintings in the collection?

xípÉfåÇwz xDâêõëï‰WÇz xDëïÉí]z

wisselen (geld) kruiswoordpuzzel trui

monnaie mots-croisés pull

Can we change pounds here for euros? I usually do the crossword in the newspaper. You've got your sweater on back to front.

xDéäÉfëfò=få=Dí~råëz xDêÉfäïÉf=ëíÉfpåz xDä~fÄê]êáz xDÑríÄlWä=DëíÉfÇf]ãz xDÜõëéfíäz xDëïfãfk=?éìWäz xD~fë=Dêfkâz xDí~rå=DÜlWäz xãàìWDòf]ãz xDå~fí=âä¾Äz xDľë=?ëíÉfpåz xDé]rëí=?õÑfëz xDír]êfëí=fåÑ]DãÉfpå=?õÑfëz xDqáW]í]z

plekken in steden treinstation bibliotheek voetbalstadion ziekenhuis zwembad ijsbaan stadhuis museum nachtclub busstation postkantoor VVV theater

lieux dans la ville gare bibliothèque stade de football hôpital piscine patinoire maison communale musée dancing gare d'autobus poste office du tourisme théâtre

I'll meet you outside the main railway station. You'll find it at the local library. There were thousands of fans at the football stadium. Rick's dad is still in hospital. The swimming pool is always crowded. Shall we go to the ice-rink tonight? It's a fine building the town hall. She is planning a class trip to the museum. After the meal, we went to a nightclub. My dad picked me up at the bus station. Take these parcels to the post office please. Let's ask at the tourist information office. Shall we go to the theatre this evening?

xÇbDêÉâpbåz= xëíêÉfí=]DÜÉÇz xDí‰Wåfkz xïÉfz

De weg vragen/wijzen richtingaanwijzingen rechtdoor afslag weg

demander/indiquer le chemin indications tout droit tournant le chemin

His directions really confused me. Go straight ahead, you can't miss it. Take the next turning on the left. Can you tell me the way to ….?

xÇ^Wåëz xâáWz xDåf]äáz xålfòz xí]Då~fíz xíõé=¾é=Dâ^WÇz

dansen sleutel bijna lawaai vanavond kaart met beltegoed

danser clé presque bruit ce soir carte de gsm

Who's that dancing with Tom? I lost my car keys. We've nearly finished. The children were making too much noise . What are you doing tonight? My credit has run out on my mobile, I need a top up card.

xfDëâÉféz xÖÉëz xDÜôåÇò=DõÑz xDéôê]íz xé]DÜôéëz xéÉíz xëãÉäz xëíêÉfåÇwz xë]Déê~fòz xï~fäÇz

ontsnappen raden afblijven! papegaai misschien huisdier ruiken vreemd verrassing in het wild

s'échapper deviner bas les pattes! perroquet peut-être animal de compagnie sentir bizarre surprise dans la nature, en liberté

He escaped from prison. I guessed her age correctly. Hands off, that's mine! Parrots can’t live in the wild in Britain. Sarah's late - perhaps she missed the bus. Cats are popular pets. The chicken smells good. I had a strange dream last night. Bill looked at him in surprise. You usually find these animals in the wild.

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xDôåfã]äòz xDľÇwáz xâôíz xâ~rz xDâêõâ]Ç~fäz xÇõÖz xǾâz xDÉä]Ñ]åíz xÑõâëz xÇwfDê^WÑz xÖ]ríz xDÖ]räÇÑfpz xÜlWëz xâôkÖ]DêìWz xâ]rD^Wä]=DÄÉ]z xäôãz xD~f]åz xéfÖz xDêôÄfíz xê~fDåõë]ê]ëz xpáWéz xëåÉfâz xDëé~fÇ]z xDí~fÖ]z

dieren parkiet kat koe krokodil hond eend olifant vos giraf geit goudvis paard kangoeroe koalabeer lam leeuw varken konijn neushoorn schaap slang spin tijger

animaux perruche chat vache crocodile chien canard éléphant renard girafe chèvre poisson rouge cheval kangourou koala agneau lion cochon lapin rhinocéros mouton serpent araignée tigre

We are against testing cosmetics on animals. My budgie is yellow and green. A tom cat. Dairy cows. Which is bigger, a crocodile or an alligator? We got a big dog to frighten away burglars. We fed the ducks in the pond. You have a memory like an elephant. I am glad they have stopped fox-hunting. Why do giraffes have long necks? - Because their feet smell terrible! This cheese is from a goat. We won a goldfish at the fair. I've never ridden a horse before. There were kangaroos on the road. A koala bear eats only one kind of leaf, but I can't remember which. There were three lambs in the field. The male lion has long thick hair around his neck. He cannot eat meat from a pig on religious grounds. That's Thumper, my pet rabbit. Our school adopted a rhinoceros at the zoo. Sheep were grazing on the hillside. A snake slithered across the path. A spider's web. Activists fear that the tiger may become extinct.

xÑ^Wãz

boerderij

ferme

A 4000-acre farm.

xDêìWãò=]åÇ=é^Wíë=]î=a]=DÜ~rëz xDÄôäâ]åáz xDÄ^WqêìWãz xDÄÉÇêìWãz xDÇ~fåfk=?êìWãz xDÖôêfÇwz xÜlWäz xDâfípfåz xDä~fÄê]êáz xDéôíf]rz xDëfífk=?êìWãz xDëí¾Çáz xDílfä]íz

delen en kamers van het huis balkon badkamer slaapkamer eetkamer garage gang/hal keuken bibliotheek veranda/terras zitkamer werkkamer toilet/wc

pièces et partie de la maison balcon salle de bain chambre salle à manger garage hall cuisine bibliothèque véranda living bureau toilettes

Has your flat got a balcony? A house with two bathrooms. John's in his bedroom. We eat in the dining room on Sundays. I'll put the car in the garage. The bathroom's just down the hall on the right. She's in the kitchen making the dinner. A library book. We'll eat on the patio. The TV is in the sitting room. Dad's in his study working. I need to use the toilet before we leave.

xípÉëz xÜf]z xDäfë]å=í]z xDãôåp]åz xëâêáWãz xëéÉåÇz xïõpz

schaak horen luisteren naar villa gil doorbrengen wassen

échecs entendre écouter manoir cri passer laver

They meet fairly often to play chess. Can you hear that noise? Listen to me please! A beautiful country mansion. There was a bang and people started screaming. They spent the weekend at home. He spent the morning washing the car.

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Page 57 accident games arcade imagination incident mugging robbery 12 Page 57 blow (out) candle open thank (v) 13 Page 57 contain expression look up (v) main several 14 Page 58 adventure alive boa constrictor curled up exotic explore persuade search (v) spare bed tank (n) visit (v) zoo 15 Page 58 happen story take place

xDôâëfÇ]åíz xDÖÉfãò=^WDâÉfÇz xf?ãôÇw]DåÉfp]åz xDfåë]Ç]åíz xDã¾Öfkz xDêõÄ]êáz

ongeluk spelletjeshal verbeelding/fantasie incident berovingen beroving/overval

accident salle de jeux imagination incident agression vol

What would you do if I had an accident ? He wastes his money at the games arcade. Art is all about using your imagination. One man was arrested following the incident. Crime is on the increase, especially mugging and burglary. They're in prison for armed robbery.

xÄä]rz xDâôåÇäz xD]ré]åz xqôkâz

(uit)blazen kaars openen bedanken

souffler bougie ouvrir remercier

A cold wind was blowing hard. We lit a candle for her in the church. Open this door now! I thanked him for the flowers.

xâ]åDíÉfåz xfâDëéêÉp]åz xDärâ=¾éz xãÉfåz xDëÉî]ê]äz

bevatten blijk/uitdrukking van opzoeken belangrijkste/hoofdmeerdere malen

contenir expression regarder au dictionnaire principal plusieurs

The suitcase contained a lot of old clothes. I'm sending these flowers as an expression of my gratitude. Look up words you don't know in the dictionary. Maths is the main subject I am studying. I called her several times.

x]ÇDîÉåíp]z x]Dä~fîz xÄlWD=âbåDëíêfâí]z= xDâ‰WäÇ=¾éz xfÖDòõífâz xfâDëéälWz xé]DëïÉfÇz xë‰Wípz xëéÉ]=DÄÉÇz xíôkâz xDîfò]íz xòìWz

avonturen levend boa constrictor oprollen/ineenkrimpen exotisch verkennen overhalen zoeken logeerbed aquarium/terrarium bezoeken dierentuin

aventure vivant boa constricteur enroulé exotique explorer persuader chercher, fouiller lit d'appoint aquarium, vivarium rendre visite zoo

It's a book about Johnson's adventures at sea. They didn't expect to find anyone alive after the explosion. The boa constrictor is one of the most dangerous snakes. He curled up when I asked him about the money. An exotic flower. We spent a week exploring the Oregon coastline. John was trying to persuade me to stay. They searched the web but found nothing. You can stay, we have a spare bed. He keeps fish in a tank. My aunt is coming to visit us next week. Dad took me to the zoo.

xDÜôé]åz xDëílWêáz xDíÉfâ=DéäÉfëz

gebeuren verhaal plaatsvinden

se passer histoire avoir lieu

When did the accident happen? Do you know the story of Peter Pan? It takes place at night, well after dark.

plotseling bloeden rustiger neerstorten motor zakken weiland vliegen

tout à coup saigner plus calme s'écraser moteur rater champ voler

All of a sudden, there was a horrible scream. His head was bleeding badly. The water was much calmer in the bay. The jet crashed shortly after takeoff. He pulled in and turned off the engine. She failed all her exams . There were cows in the field . They flew to Paris for their honeymoon.

Unit 10 – Wide Angle on the World : A Frightening Escape 1 Page 61 all of a sudden xõä=]î=]=Dë¾Çåz bleed xÄäáWÇz calmer xâ^Wã]z crash (v) xâêôpz engine xDÉåÇw]åz fail (v) xÑÉfäz field xÑáWäÇz fly (v) xÑä~fz

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hail(n) helmet lightning miracle numb oxygen mask parachute pilot plane protect thunderstorm 3 Page 61 hurt (adj) 4 Page 61 go wrong Culture Flash 2 ex.1-2 Page 62 break (n) choir Christmas drama Easter form (n) IT = Information Technology lesson orchestra PE = Physical Education primary school secondary school start (v) stay (v) uniform year (school) Project 2 Page 63 before below cereal chat (v) day early include leave (v)

xÜÉfäz xDÜÉäã]íz xDä~fíåfkz xDãfê]â]äz xå¾ãz xDõâëfÇwbå=ã^Wëâz= xDéôê]pìWíz xDé~fä]íz xéäÉfåz xéê]DíÉâíz xDq¾åÇ]ëílWãz

hagel helm bliksem wonder verdoofd zuurstofmasker parachute piloot vliegtuig beschermen onweer

grêle casque éclairs miracle engourdi masque à oxygène parachute pilote avion protéger orage

The hail badly damaged dad's car. You have to wear a helmet when you ride a motorbike. Several trees were struck by lightning. It's a miracle that no one was hurt. My feet were numb with cold. The fireman immediately put an oxygen mask over her mouth. A parachute jump. An airline pilot. It's much quicker to go by plane. Laws to protect the environment. We were caught in a thunderstorm.

x܉Wíz

gewond

blessé

Let go, you're hurting me!

misgaan

tourner mal, se détériorer

It started so well but then suddenly everything went wrong.

pauze koor Kerstmis

pause chœur Noël

xDäÉë]åz xDlWâfëíê]z xDÑfòfâä=ÉÇàrDâÉfpåz xDéê~fãbêá==DëâìWäz xDëÉâbåÇbêá=DëâìWäz xëí^Wíz xëíÉfz xDàìWåfÑlWãz xàf]z

Pasen klas Informatica les orkest gymnastiek lagere school middelbare school beginnen blijven uniform schooljaar

Pâques classe informatique leçon orchestre gymnastique école primaire école secondaire commencer rester uniforme année (scolaire)

We had a break to eat something. Susan sings in the school choir. Are you going home for Christmas? He has written a new drama for the BBC. We always go away at Easter. He's in sixth form. He's an IT genius. Hannah is taking guitar lessons. She plays violin in the school orchestra. That's the primary school I went to. Secondary school lasts 4-5 years. Now you're here, we can start. He came to see me and stayed all day. Do you like the new school uniform? They take the English exam in year 10.

xÄfDÑlWz xÄfDä]rz xDëf]êá]äz xípôíz xÇÉfz xD‰Wäáz xfåDâäìWÇz xäáWîz

voor onder ontbijtgranen/cornflakes kletsen dag vroeg omvatten verlaten/weggaan

avant (que) en-dessous céréales bavarder jour, journée tôt inclure partir, quitter

He walked out before I finished my sentence. Jake lives in the apartment below. A bowl of cereal. Jo was chatting to Sam. We went to Paris for ten days. It snowed in early January. The film festival includes movies from around the world. Frances left work early to meet her mother.

eindelijk dagtochtje Wacht even

enfin excursion, voyage d'un jour attendre

He turned up at last! My grandparents took me on a day trip to Blackpool. Hang on, I won't be a minute.

xÄêÉfâz xâï~f]z xDâêfëã]ëz xDÇê^Wã]z xDáWëí]z xÑlWãz

Unit 11 – I’ve lost my rucksack. 1 Page 65 at last x]í=Dä^Wëíz day trip xDÇÉf=íêféz hang on xDÜôk=Dõåz

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Hey, you lot! jacket last (adv) let’s (get going) need never mind put rucksack spare sticker stuff T-shirt What's it like? 2 Page 65 description item lost property Grammar snapshot Page 66 short pass (v) (exam) lose (v) 6 Page 66 boots (football) 8 Page 67 materials bracelet buckle chain cotton denim gold keyring leather metal nylon pencil case plastic purse scarf silk silver strap wallet watch (n) wood (wooden) wool (woollen) 9 Page 67 hand (something) in

Hé, jullie daar! jas voor het laatst laten... nodig hebben laat maar zitten leggen rugzak reservesticker spul T-shirt Hoe ziet het eruit?

eh, vous! veste la dernière fois allons-y! avoir besoin de tant pis, ça ne fait rien mettre sac à dos de rechange autocollant truc t-shirt à quoi cela ressemble-t-il?

Hey you lot, get a move on! He was wearing jeans and a leather jacket. My last boyfriend was crazy about football. It's late, let's get going, These plants need plenty of light and water. Never mind, no harm was done. Just put the bags on the table. Where has she put her rucksack? Leave a spare key with a neighbour. Children get stickers for good work. What's that blue stuff on the floor? She was wearing jeans and a T-shirt. You've seen his painting, what's it like?

xÇfDëâêfép]åz xD~fí]ãz

beschrijving voorwerp/stuk verloren voorwerp

description objet objets perdus

Carson gave the police a description of the car. What was the last item of clothing you bought? The police labelled it "lost property" and gave me a receipt.

xplWíz xé^Wëz xäìWòz

kort slagen verliezen

court réussir (un examen) perdre

It's quite a short film. She’s happy. She’s passed her exams. Tom lost his job.

xÄìWíëz

laarzen/voetbalschoen

chaussures de football

She wore high-heeled boots.

xã]Díf]êf]äòz xDÄêÉfëä]íz xDľâäz xípÉfåz xDâõí]åz xDÇÉåfãz xÖ]räÇz xDâáWêfkz xDäÉa]z xDãÉíäz xDå~fä]åz xDéÉåë]ä=âÉfëz xDéäôëífâz xé‰Wëz xëâ^WÑz xëfäâz xDëfäî]z xëíêôéz xDïõäfíz xïõípz xïrÇLDïrÇåz xïräLDïrä]åz

materiaal armband gesp ketting katoen denim/jeans goud sleutelring leer metaal nylon etui plastic portemonnee sjaal zijde zilver band(je) portemonnee/portefeuille horloge hout (houten, van hout) wol (wollen, van wol)

matériau bracelet boucle chaîne coton denim or porte-clé cuir métal nylon plumier plastique porte-monnaie foulard soie argent lanière portefeuille montre bois (en bois) laine (en laine)

Discard any old cleaning materials. A gold bracelet. His belt had a big metal buckle. He wore a gold chain around his neck. A cotton shirt. Denim jeans. His watch was solid gold. What's that on your keyring? A leather belt. It's made of metal. Nylon stockings. He keeps his stationery in a pencil case. Toys made of plastic. I opened my handbag and took out my purse. She covered herself with a scarf before going into the mosque. A silk shirt. A silver ring. A watch strap. I've only got about £10 in my wallet. He gave me a Swiss watch for my birthday. All the furniture is made of wood. She bought five balls of red wool.

xDÜôåÇ=Dfåz

afgeven

donner, rendre

It's not yours, hand it in to the police.

xDÇwôâfíz xä^Wëíz xäÉíë=ÖÉí=DÖ]rfkz xåáWÇz xDåÉî]=ã~fåÇz xéríz xDê¾âëôâz xëéÉ]z xDëífâ]z xëí¾Ñz xDíáWp‰Wíz

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stripe tram lost property office 10 Page 67 personal possessions 12 Page 68 accent agency bruise contact (v) cut (n) eye helpline light brown name over person previous recognise 13 Page 68 hair colour and style blonde dark fair long curly wavy clothes belt cardigan dress (n) jeans pullover shoes skirt sweater sweatshirt trainers trousers style of clothes long/short sleeved sleeveless tight (eng) 14 Page 68 look like 15 Page 68 identify memory

xëíê~féz xíêôãz

streep tram bureau gevonden voorwerpen

ligne tram bureau des objets perdus

A shirt with blue and white stripes. This tram is going to Desire. The lost property office was closed.

xDé‰Wë]å]ä=é]DòÉp]åòz

persoonlijke bezittingen

effets personnels

Put all your personal possessions into this bag and sign here.

x]âDëÉåíz xDÉfÇw]åëáz xÄêìWòz xDâõåíôâíz xâ¾íz x~fz xDÜÉäéä~fåz xä~fí=Äê~råz xåÉfãz xD]rî]z xDé‰Wë]åz xDéêáWîá]ëz xDêÉâ]Öå~fòz=

accent bureau blauwe plek contact opnemen snijwond oog hulpdienst lichtbruin naam over persoon vorig/eerder herkennen

accent agence hématome, bleu contacter coupure œil centre d'appel brun clair nom au-dessus de personne précédent, antérieur reconnaître

She speaks English with a strong French accent. I went to a travel agency to book my holiday. She had a nasty bruise on her face. There is little contact between the two tribes. That's a nasty cut, it will need stitches. There were tears in her eyes. Our helpline offers sound advice to new parents. She has light brown hair. Her name is Jo Wilson. I jumped over the wall and ran along the bank. She's a very generous person. She has two children from a previous marriage. I recognised him from the photograph.

xDÜÉ]=?â¾ä]=]åÇ=Dëí~fäz xÄäõåÇz xÇ^Wâz xÑÉ]z xäõkz xDâ‰Wäáz xDïÉfîáz xâä]raòz xÄÉäíz xDâ^WÇfÖ]åz xÇêÉëz xÇwáWåòz xDérä]rî]z xpìWòz xëâ‰Wíz xDëïÉí]z xDëïÉíp‰Wíz xDíêÉfå]òz xDíê~rò]òz xDëí~fä=]î=Dâä]raòz xDäõkLDplWí=DëäáWîÇz xDëäáWîä]ëz xí~fíz

haarkleur en stijl blond donker blond/lichtgekleurd lang met krullen gegolfd kleren riem vest jurk spijkerbroek/jeans trui schoenen rok trui sweatshirt trainers/sportschoenen broek kledingstijl lange/korte mouwen zonder mouwen strak

couleur de cheveux et coiffure blond foncé clair long bouclé ondulé vêtements ceinture gilet robe jeans pull chaussures jupe pull sweat-shirt chaussures de sport pantalon style de vêtements à manches longues/courtes sans manches serré

xDärâ=ä~fâz

eruit zien als

avoir l'air de

It looks like metal.

x~fDÇÉåí]Ñ~fz xDãÉã]êáz

identificeren geheugen

identifier mémoire

She was unable to identify her attacker. She has a very good memory.

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She's small, blonde, and very attractive. Turn on the light; it's dark in here. He has fair hair, not dark hair! She's tall and slim, with long legs. I had very curly hair when I was a baby. Wavy grey hair. He got up and put on his clothes. I tightened my belt. She gave him a cardigan as a present. That's a nice dress. He was wearing an old pair of jeans. It's too hot to wear a pullover. We specialize in shoes, but we also sell handbags. She bought a new skirt for the wedding. You've got your sweater on back to front. He was dressed casually, in a sweatshirt and jeans. Have you seen my trainers. These trousers are too big. long/short sleeved shirt A sleeveless dress. This shirt is too tight.

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similar Photostory Page 69 at once goalpost I don't care mean (v) on the phone

xDëfã]ä]z

vergelijkbaar

xôí=ï¾åëz xDÖ]räé]rëíz xDâÉ]z xãáWåz xÑ]råz

meteen doelpaal Het kan me niet schelen betekenen aan het bellen zijn

tout de suite poteau de but ça m'est égal vouloir dire, signifier au téléphone

Stop that at once. The ball came off the goalpost. I don't care what you think. What does that word mean? Be quiet, I'm on the phone.

oever suikerspin beklimmen/omhoog gaan lengte afschuwelijk net zoals ik Laten we eerlijk zijn lift natuurlijk niet bang zijn voor passen (bij) zoet hoogste, langste proeven bovenaan toren (reuzen)rad, stuur

rive barbe à papa monter hauteur horrible tout à fait comme moi regardons les choses en face ascenseur bien sûr que non effrayé convenir, plaire à sucré / mignon le plus haut goûter sommet tour roue

They had a picnic on the bank of the river. This candy floss is very sweet and sickly. Let's go up that mountain there. The boys are about the same height. What a horrible thing to say! He's so kind - just like me! Let's face it, there's no future in it. It's on the fifth floor so we can take the lift. Did you tell him?- Of course not. My brother is scared of dogs. Suit yourself! This chocolate sauce is very sweet. Stand back to back and see who's tallest. I don't like the taste of garlic. Write your name at the top of the page. The Eiffel Tower in Paris. He had fallen asleep at the wheel.

saai spannend duur ervaring helikopter vorige, afgelopen toneelstuk rauw amusementspark

ennuyant passionnant cher expérience hélicoptère dernier pièce (de théâtre) cru parc à thème

His job sounds so boring. It was a pretty exciting game. We can't afford this - it's too expensive. He's a very good teacher with a lot of experience. A helicopter flew overhead. My last boyfriend was crazy about football. It's a play about Victorian London. A salad of raw vegetables. We went to a theme park for the day.

zwaar angstaanjagend goed - beter - best slecht - slechter - slechtst ver - verder - verst snel - sneller - snelst

lourd effrayant bon-meilleur-le meilleur mauvais-pire-le pire loin - plus loin - le plus loin rapide - plus rapide - le plus rapide

I can't lift this box - it's too heavy. He told her of his terrifying experience. He's better at football than you. This is the worst music I have ever heard. Is it far to the lake? That's the fastest animal in the world.

stationwagen auto met achterklep

break coupé

He has a large estate car. My mum bought a fast, little hatchback.

Unit 12 – It’s the tallest tower in Britain. 1 Page 70 bank xÄôkâz candyfloss xDâôåÇfÑäõëz go up xÖ]r=¾éz height xÜ~fíz horrible xDÜõê]Ääz Just like me! Let's face it lift (n) xäfÑíz of course not x]î=DâlWë=åõíz scared xëâÉ]Çz suit (to) xëìWíz sweet (adj) xëïáWíz tallest xílWäfëíz taste (v) xíÉfëíz top xíõéz tower xDí~r]z wheel xïáWäz 4 Page 71 boring xDÄlWêfkz exciting xfâDë~fífkz expensive xfâDëéÉåëfîz experience xfâDëéf]êá]åëz helicopter xDÜÉäfâõéí]z last (adj) xä^Wëíz play (n) xéäÉfz raw xêlWz theme park xDqáWã=é^Wâz= Grammar Page 72 heavy xDÜÉîáz terrifying xDíÉêfÑ~ffkz good – better – best xÖìa=–=DÄÉí]=–=ÄÉëíz bad – worse – worst xÄôÇ=–=ï‰Wë=–=ï‰Wëíz far – further – furthest xÑ^W=–=DщWa]=–=DщWa]ëíz fast - faster – fastest xÑ^Wëí=K=Ñ^Wëí]=K=Ñ^Wëí]ëíz 8 Page 72 estate (car) xfDëíÉfí=?â^Wz hatchback xDÜôípÄôâz

They came from similar backgrounds.

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price reliable safe (adj) safety seat speed sports car 9 Page 73 funny 10 Page 73 bungee jumping dangerous make (n) paragliding popular whitewater rafting 11 Page 73 comfort (v) interrupt 12 Page 74 advanced battery chase (v) connect (v) control (v) designer fetch (v) homeowner labrador lie down 'daUn] look after (v) motor planet reporter robot shake (v) size smartest sophisticated stand (v) tail take out (v) technology teeth (sg. tooth) useful wag (v) watchdog wave (v) weigh (v)

xéê~fëz xêfDä~f]Ääz xëÉfÑz xDëÉfÑíáz xëáWíz xëéáWÇz xDëélWíë=â^Wz

prijs betrouwbaar veilig veiligheid zitplaats snelheid sportauto

prix fiable sûr sécurité siège vitesse voiture de sport

The price of petrol has increased a lot. Rick is hard-working and very reliable. Women are safer drivers than men. Some students are concerned about safety on campus. I asked for a seat by the window. What speed were you travelling at? He got a sports car for his 18th birthday.

xDѾåáz

grappig

drôle

You look funny in that hat.

xDľåÇwá=DÇw¾ãéfkz xDÇÉfåÇw]ê]ëz xãÉfâz xDéôê]Öä~fÇfkz xDéõéàrä]z xDï~fíïlWí]=Dê^WÑífkz

bungeejumpen gevaarlijk merk paragliden populair wildwatervaren, raften

saut à l'élastique dangereux marque parapente qui a beaucoup d'adeptes rafting

We went bungee jumping off a high bridge. It's dangerous to walk alone at night around here. What make is your car? Heve you ever tried paragliding? Is Ben popular at school? We went whitewater rafting in Canada last year.

xDâ¾ãÑ]íz xfåí]Dê¾éíz

troosten onderbreken

réconforter interrompre

He comforted her after her loss. Sorry to interrupt, but I need some help.

x]ÇDî^Wåëíz xDÄôí]êáz xípÉfëz xâ]DåÉâíz xâ]åDíê]räz xÇfDò~få]z xÑÉípz xDÜ]rã?]rå]z xDäôÄê]ÇlWz

vooruitstrevend batterij achtervolgen verbinden besturen ontwerper halen huiseigenaar labrador gaan liggen zorgen voor motor planeet verslaggever / verslaggeefster robot schudden afmeting/grootte slimste zeer verfijnd staan staart meenemen technologie tanden (tand) nuttig kwispelen waakhond wuiven wegen

avancé pile chasser connecter contrôler concepteur aller chercher propriétaire labrador se coucher s'occuper de moteur planète correspondant / correspondante robot secouer taille le plus intelligent sophistiqué se tenir debout queue sortir technologie dents utile remuer chien de garde faire signe de la main peser

The most advanced medical equipment. It needs a new battery. The dog chased the rabbit across the field. The M11 connects London and Cambridge. How do control him? A fashion designer. What time is your dad coming to fetch you? All homeowners have to pay an extra tax. They have a dog, I think it's a labrador. Just lie down and try to relax. He looks after his grandmother. An electric motor. Mercury is the smallest planet. A newspaper reporter. Most of the work in the factory is now done by robots. We shook hands for a long time. A diamond's value depends on its size. One of London's smartest restaurants. A play for a sophisticated audience. Anna was standing in front of me. The dog was wagging its tail. We take the dog out for a walk every night. The development of modern computer technology. It's bad for your teeth to eat sweets. A useful book for travellers. The dog wagged ist tail. He's no good as a watchdog. We waved goodbye to Dad. The baby weighs 12 pounds.

xDärâ=^WÑí]z xDã]rí]z xDéäôå]íz xêfDélWí]z xDê]rÄõíz xpÉfâz xë=^fòz xëã=^Wífëíz xë]DÑfëí]âÉfí]Çz xëíôåÇz xíÉfäz xDíÉfâ=D~ríz xíÉâDåõä]Çwáz xíáWqz xDàìWëÑ]äz xïôÖz xDïõípÇõÖz xïÉfîz xïÉfz

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13 Page 74 duration weight wide width 15 Page 74 invent

xÇàrDêÉfp]åz xïÉfíz xï~fÇz xïfÇqz

duur gewicht breed breedte

durée poids large largeur

He slept for the duration of the journey. Your weight is about right. A wide street. He measured the length and width of the desk.

xfåDîÉåíz

uitvinden

inventer

Alexander Bell invented the telephone.

lichaamsdelen enkel arm rug lichaam kin oor elleboog oog gezicht vinger voet (voeten) haar hand hoofd heup knie been mond nek neus schouder maag/buik duim teen middel pols

les parties du corps cheville bras dos corps menton oreille coude œil visage doigt pied cheveux main tête hanche genou jambe bouche cou nez épaule ventre, estomac pouce orteil taille poignet

Janet slipped on the stairs and twisted her ankle. He had a tattoo on his left arm. Always sit with your back straight. He had mud and dirt all over his body. He rubbed his chin thoughtfully. 'Darling,' he whispered in her ear. I've hurt my elbow. There were tears in her eyes. You have a beautiful face. We ate with our fingers. He always walks around in bare feet. Go and brush your hair. She writes with her left hand. She rested her head on my shoulder. She was standing with her hands on her hips, looking very angry. She was on her knees, weeding the garden. She broke her leg in a riding accident. She put her hand over her mouth. She wore a gold chain around her neck. She had a spot on her nose. She rested her head on my shoulder. These exercises should help to keep your stomach flat. He broke his thumb playing rugby. These shoes hurt my toes. Put it around your waist. She had a gold watch on her wrist.

oorbellen handschoenen hoed lint ring schoen verstuiken stropdas panty (ver)draaien

boucles d'oreille gants chapeau ruban bague chaussure fouler cravate bas tordre

You're not allowed to wear earrings to school. A pair of gloves. A big straw hat. She wore ribbons in her hair. A gold wedding ring. A pair of shoes. I fell and sprained my ankle. You must wear a tie for the meeting. A pair of black tights. I’ve twisted my ankle.

Unit 13 – You shouldn’t move it. 1 Page 76 parts of the body xDé^Wíë|]î=a]=DÄõÇáz ankle xDôkâäz arm x^Wãz back xÄôâz body xDÄõÇáz chin xípfåz ear xf]z elbow xDÉäÄ]rz eye x~fz face xÑÉfëz finger xDÑfkÖ]z foot (pl. feet) xÑríz hair xÜÉ]z hand xÜôåÇz head xÜÉÇz hip xÜféz knee xåáWz leg xäÉÖz mouth xã~rqz neck xåÉâz nose xå]ròz shoulder xDp]räÇ]z stomach xDëí¾ã]âz thumb xq¾ãz toe xí]rz waist xïÉfëíz wrist xêfëíz 2 Page 76 earrings xDf]êfkòz gloves xÖä¾îòz hat xÜôíz ribbon xDêfÄ]åz ring (n) xêfkz shoe xpõÇz sprain xëéêÉfåz tie (n) xí~fz tights xí~fíëz twist (v) xíïfëíz

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3 Page 77 Aagh! carry Don't worry farmhouse fine (adj) full stop hurt idea join (v) painful path ride (v) Say "cheese"! view 8 Page 78 Lake District supper 9 Page 78 mistake 10 Page 78 bandage doctor ice pack plaster 11 Page 78 scar 13 Page 79 drop (v) litter lie (… down) bin (litter …) dark (n) (in the...) shade (n) (in the …) turn on (the light) step ladder 14 Page 80 ambulance appointment black eye blow (your nose) first aid in pain (be) loosen (v) nose bleed squeeze (v)

xDÑ^WãÜ~rëz xÑ~fåz xDÑrä=Dëíõéz x܉Wíz x~fDÇf]z xÇwlfåz= xDéÉfåÑräz xé^Wqz xê~fÇz xëÉf=ípáWòz xîàìWz

Au! dragen Maak je geen zorgen boerderij prima punt pijn doen/bezeren idee verbinden pijnlijk pad rijden Even allemaal lachen! uitzicht

aïe! porter ne t'en fais pas! ferme bien point (à la ligne) blesser, faire mal idée joindre douloureux chemin rouler Dites "cheese"! vue

Aagh! That hurt! Let me carry that bag for you. Don't worry, it'll turn out ok. A farmhouse in a beautiful setting. "We're meeting at 8.30." "Okay, fine." Put a full stop at the end of the sentence. Careful you don't hurt yourself with that knife. What a good idea! Trevor joined the BBC in 1969. Her sore throat was very painful. A narrow path led down to the stream. She learned to ride when she was five. Say "cheese", the photographer said. He has strong views about politics.

xäÉfâ=DÇfëíêfâíz xDë¾é]z

Merengebied in Noord-Engeland diner

région des lacs souper

We took a short break in the Lake District. We had supper in an Italian restaurant.

xãfDëíÉfâz

fouten

faute

Ivan's work is full of spelling mistakes.

xDÄôåÇfÇwz xDÇõâí]z xD~fë=éôâz xDéä^Wëí]z

verband dokter/arts ijskompres pleister

bandage médecin sac de glaçons sparadrap

The nurse bandaged up his sprained ankle. You should go to the doctor with that cough. Put an ice pack on that to stop the swelling. She put a plaster over his cut.

xëâ^Wz

litteken

cicatrice

The cut will leave a permanent scar.

xÇêõéz xDäfí]z xä~f=DÇ~råz xÄfåz xÇ^Wâz xpÉfÇz xDí‰Wå=Dõåz xDëíÉé=DäôÇbz

laten vallen afval gaan liggen afvalbak donker schaduw aandoen ladder

laisser tomber être couché poubelle obscurité ombre allumer (la lumière) échelle

Tom dropped his bag by the door. Anyone caught dropping litter is fined. She was lying on the grass. She threw the letter in the bin. Turn on the light; it's dark in here. A plant that needs shade. Turn on the light, I can't see a thing! He needed a step ladder to paint the top part.

xDôãÄà]ä]åëz x]Délfåíã]åíz xÄäôâ=~fz xÄä]rz xDщWëí=~fÇz xéÉfåz xDäìWë]åz xå]rò=ÄäáWÇz=z xëâïáWòz

ambulance afspraak blauw oog (je neus) snuiten eerste hulp pijn lijden losser maken bloedneus knijpen

ambulance rendez-vous œil au beurre noir se moucher premiers soins avoir mal desserrer saignement de nez presser

I asked a neighbour to call an ambulance. She has an appointment with a client at 10.30. His siter gave him a black eye. Don't blow your nose at the table! She has passed her first aid exam. He is in sever pain after the accident. The screws holding the shelf had loosened. He got a nose bleed during the rugby match. She squeezed his hand reassuringly.

xDâôêáz

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twisted ankle x-ray 15 Page 80 add (v) burnt (adj) cut (adj) deal with (v) situation Photostory Page 81 earlier on rest (v) worse

Unit 14 – Do I have to? 1 Page 82 clear the table do the cleaning do the ironing do the shopping do the vacuuming do the washing do the washing-up empty rubbish household jobs make the bed tidy up 2 Page 83 ceiling dirty dishwasher fish tank foul (adj) go bananas heap household housework mess pocket money tropical 4 Page 83 remove pile 8 Page 84 get on nerves 9 Page 84

xíïfëífÇ=Dôkâäz xDÉâë=êÉfz

verstuikte enkel röntgenfoto

cheville tordue radiographie

She fell and twisted her ankle. They took an x-ray to see if the bone was broken.

xôÇz xĉWåíz xâ¾íz xDÇf]ä=ïfDaz xëfípìDÉfp]åz

toevoegen verbrand gesneden afhandelen situatie

ajouter brûlé coupé s'occuper de situation

Just add a little water. Sorry the toast is a little burnt. Shall I cut the cake? I'll leave him to deal with it. We are in a very difficult situation .

xD‰Wäá]=z xêÉëíz xï‰Wëz

eerder laten rusten slechter

plus tôt reposer pire

He wasd here earlier on. You must rest your ankle. Your singing is even worse than mine!

xDâäf]=a]=DíÉfÄäz xDÇìW=a]=DâäáWåfkz xDÇìW=af=D~f]åfkz xDÇìW=a]=Dpõéfkz xDÇìW=a]=DîôâàìWãfkz xDÇìW=a]=Dïõpfkz xDÇìW=a]=?ïõpfk=D¾éz xDÉãíá=DêîÄfpzz xDÜ~rëÜ]räÇ=DÇwõÄòz xDãÉfâ=a]=DÄÉÇz xDí~fÇá=D¾éz

de tafel afruimen schoonmaken strijken boodschappen doen stofzuigen wassen afwassen de vuilnisbak legen dingen in huis, huishoudelijke klusjes bed opmaken opruimen

débarrasser la table nettoyer repasser faire les courses passer l'aspirateur faire la lessive faire la vaisselle sortir les poubelles tâches ménagères faire le lit ranger

Please clear the table after dinner. We have to do the cleaning at the weekends. We have to do our own ironing. I do the shopping on a Thursday evening. The cleaners do the vacuuming. There is only one machine to do the washing. Who's turn is it to do the washing up? Empty the rubbish on your way out please. We help our parents with all the household jobs. At college I never make my bed. Tidy up, there are visitors coming.

xDëáWäfkz xDljWíáz xDÇfp?ïõp]z xDÑfp=íôkâz xÑ~räz xÖ]r=Ä]Då^Wå]òz xÜáWéz xDÜ~rëÜ]räÇz xDÜ~rëï‰Wâz xãÉëz xéõâ]í=Dã¾åáz xDíêõéfâ]äz

plafond vuil afwasmachine aquarium smerig doordraaien/gek worden stapel/berg huishoudelijk werk in huis rommel zakgeld tropisch

plafond sale lave-vaisselle aquarium mauvais devenir dingue, piquer une crise tas, pile ménage (de maison) ménage (travail) désordre argent de poche tropical

It was a big room with a high ceiling. Don't get your clothes dirty. Have you finished loading the dishwasher? He cleans the fish tank once a month. What's that foul smell? When my Dad saw the broken window, he went bananas! A heap of newspapers. Washing powder and other household products. I spent all morning doing the housework. The house was a complete mess. How much pocket money do you get? Tropical rain forests.

xêfDãìWîz xé~fäz

verwijderen stapel

enlever pile

The police will remove any illegally parked cars. There was a huge pile of dirty washing.

xDÖÉí=õå=å‰Wîz

zenuwachtig worden van

taper sur les nerfs

Techno music gets on my nerves.

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collection delivery navy blue office parcel park (n) play group sort (v) toy work experience 11 Page 85 believe entrance shelf (pl. shelves) trolley 12 Page 86 occupations beautician carpenter cashier cleaner dentist electrician engineer hairdresser nurse plumber receptionist sales assistant waiter 14 Page 86 beauty salon business salon 15 Page 86 amusing superstore

xâ]DäÉâp]åz xÇfDäfî]êáz xDåÉfîá=DÄäìWz xDõÑfëz xDé^Wë]äz xé^Wâz xDéäÉf=ÖêìWéz xëlWíz xílfz xDï‰Wâ=fâ?ëéf]êf]åëz

verzameling bezorging marineblauw kantoor pakket park kinderdagverblijf sorteren speelgoed werkervaring

collection, ramassage distribution bleu marine bureau paquet se garer garderie trier jouet expérience professionnelle

She's got a wonderful collection of CDs. There's free delivery on orders over £25. A navy blue sweater. Are you going to the office today? The parcel was delivered last week. We couldn't find anywhere to park. I took my sister to the play group. Can you sort through these papers. Anna was playing with her toys. She's well qualified but has no relevant work experience.

xÄfDäáWîz xDÉåíê]åëz xpÉäÑz xDíêõäáz

geloven ingang plank (planken) winkelwagentje

croire entrée étagère(s) chariot

Do you believe his story? I'll meet you outside the main entrance of the shop. Put the book back on the top shelf. A supermarket trolley.

xõâàrDéÉfp]åòz xÄàìWDífpåz xDâ^Wéfåí]z xâôDpf]z xDâäáWå]z xDÇÉåífëíz xfäÉâDíêfp]åz xÉåÇwfDåf]z xDÜÉ]ÇêÉë]z xå‰Wëz xDéä¾ã]z xêfDëÉép]åfëíz xDëÉfäò=]Dëfëí]åíz xDïÉfí]z

beroepen schoonheidsspecialiste timmerman caissière schoonmaker tandarts elektricien ingenieur kapper / kapster

professions esthéticienne charpentier cassier femme de ménage dentiste électricien ingénieur coiffeur / coiffeuse

loodgieter receptioniste verkoopster/verkoper ober

plombier réceptionniste vendeur / vendeuse serveur

There are loads of occupations to choose from. She wants to become a beautician. A skilled carpenter. She's a cashier at the supermarket. The cleaner will tidy your desk. I'm going to the dentist's this afternoon. He is now a qualified electrician. My dad's an engineer. I have an appointment at the hairdresser's. A male nurse. Jo's a plumber by trade. I asked the receptionist for the key. She's got a job as a part-time sales assistant. She waved to attract the attention of the waiter.

xDÄàìWíf=Dëôäõåz xDÄfòåfëz xDëôäõåz

schoonheidssalon bedrijf salon

institut de beauté affaire, entreprise institut

They have a special offer on at the beauty salon. You need a lot of money to succeed in business. I think it is under "salon"

x]DãàìWòfkz xDëìWé]ëílWz

amusant/vermakelijk grote supermarkt

amusant supermarché

A highly amusing story. a DIY superstore

chatroom aanklikken uitbreiden/groter worden nieuw online gaan bespreking

chat room cliquer sur s'étendre, s'agrandir actuel se mettre en ligne critique

He spends hours in chatrooms on the internet. Just click on the icon and you're through. The population expanded rapidly in the '60s. The police have received fresh information relating to the crime. You can't get to it if you don't go on line. We are having a review of all our safety procedures.

Unit 15 – Wide Angle on the World: Time to spare? 1 Page 89 chat room xípôí=êìWãz click on xâäfâ=õåz expand xfâDëéôåÇz fresh xÑêÉpz go online xÖ]r=õåä~fåz review (n) xêfDîàìWz

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time to spare update (v) 2 Page 89 cheap travel 3 Page 89 stress syllable 5 Page 89 nowadays 6 Page 89 among hot (adj) = in fashion Culture Flash 3 1 Page 90 chest of drawers dressing table hairbrush radio alarm tennis racket weights Project 3 Page 91 certificate decorate (v) frame (n) hang (v) illustrate (v) pale (adj) rug tidy

xí~fã=í]=ëéÉ]z xD¾éÇÉfíz

tijd over updaten/bijwerken

du temps libre mettre à jour

Come on, there is no time to spare! We need to update some of the older files.

xípáWé=Díêôîäz

goedkope reizen

voyages bon-marché

They specialise in cheap travel for students.

xëíêÉëz xDëfä]Ä]äz

stress lettergreep

accent tonique syllabe

I don't cope well with stress. The stress is on the last syllable.

xDå~r]ÇÉfòz

tegenwoordig

actuellement

People live longer nowadays.

x]Dã¾kz xÜõíz

onder in, modieus

parmi à la mode

The decision has caused a lot of anger among women. These shoes are so hot at the moment.

xípÉëí=õî=ÇêlWò=z xÇêÉëfk=DíÉfÄäz xDÜÉ]Äê¾pz xDêÉfÇf]r=bDä^Wãz xDíÉåfë=êôâfíz xïÉfíëz

ladekast dressoir borstel wekkerradio tennisracket gewichten

commode coiffeuse brosse à cheveux radio-réveil raquette de tennis haltères

The room had only a bed and a small chest of drawers. The brush is on the dressing table. Have you seen my hairbrush? He set the radio alarm for 5a.m. That's the third tennis racket you have broken in this match! A table of weights and measures.

xë]DífÑfâ]íz xDÇÉâ]êÉfíz xÑêÉfãz xÜôkz xDfä]ëíêÉfíz xéÉfäz xê¾Öz xDí~fÇáz

diploma aankleden/inrichten lijstje (op)hangen illustreren lichtgekleurd, bleek tapijt netjes

certificat, diplôme décorer cadre pendre, accrocher illustrer pâle carpette en ordre

We need to see your birth certificate before you can get a passport. He decorated the walls with posters of cars. A wooden picture frame. He hung his coat on the back of the door. A chart might help to illustrate this point. Jan looked tired and pale. A beautiful Turkish rug. Your grandmother's coming, so make sure your room is tidy!

Unit 16 – What would you like to do? Programme - What's on in Liverpool? Page 92-93 what’s on? xDïõíë=Dõåz= 1 - Summer Sounds concert xDâõåë]íz performed by xé]DÑlWãÇ=Ä~fz 2 - The Best of Pop Art exhibition xÉâë]DÄfp]åz Pop Art xéõé=^Wíz 3 - Go-Karting Experience go-karting xDÖ]râ^Wífkz 4 - Pre-Season Football Friendly team xíáWãz warm up (v) xïlWã=¾éz 5 - Mamma Mia

wat is er te doen? qu'est-ce qu'il y a à voir, à faire? Zomergeluiden Bruit d'été concert concert uitgevoerd door joué par Het beste van popart Le meilleur du pop art tentoonstelling exposition popart pop art kart-ervaring expérience avec karting karten (ww) karting vriendschappelijke wedstrijd in het voorseizoen match amical d'avant saison team équipe opwarmen s'échauffer Mamma Mia Mamma Mia

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What’s on in Liverpool? We went to a concert last night. An evening of classical music performed by the school orchestra. We went to an exhibition of modern paintings at the art gallery. It's an exhibition of Pop Art. We went go-karting for his birthday. A football team. We warmed up before the match with some exercises.

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xíp^Wåëz xë‰Wípz xëõkz

kans zoektocht liedje oefeningen

chance recherche chanson

There's a slight chance of rain. The search for the missing girl lasted all night. The kids were singing songs.

xDãõÇ]å=^Wíz xDãàìWòfâäz

moderne kunst musical

l'art moderne musical, de musique

I think modern art is interesting. Do you play a musical instrument?

xäfëíz

opnoemen

énumérer

Can you list all of their names.

xDê^Wa]z xéêfDщWz xÇfë]DélfåífÇz xDÉâë]ë~fòz

liever liever hebben/de voorkeur geven aan teleurgesteld oefening/beweging

j'aimerais mieux préférer déçu de l'exercice

I’d rather go to the dance Would you prefer a hot or a cold drink? Julie was disappointed that her friends couldn't come. You can do special exercises to strengthen your back.

xDÄ^WÄ]âàìWz xDÄ]räfkz xDë‰Wâ]ëz xD~fëëâÉfífkz xDäÉw]=ôâDífîfíáWòz xDä~fåëâÉfífkz xDéfâåfâz xDëÉfäfkz xDë~fíëáWfkz xDï~fäÇä~fÑ=é^Wâz

barbecue bowlen circus schaatsen vrijetijdsactiviteiten in-line schaatsen picknick zeilen bezienswaardigheden bekijken safaripark

barbecue bowling cirque patinage sur glace loisirs patinage en ligne pique-nique voile visiter parc animalier

We had a barbecue on the beach. Do you want to go bowling with us Friday? It's a circus with no animals. Do you want to go ice-skating with us? The area offered a wealth of leisure activities. What exactly is line-skating? We decided to have a picnic down by the lake. They've invited us to go sailing this weekend. In the afternoon, we went sightseeing. Mike loved the monkeys at the wildlife park.

xê~fÇz

attracties

attraction

The fun park has great rides.

xDâ^Wåfî]äz xëã^Wíz xDÜf]ê]rz xÇfDã^WåÇz xÑ~fíz xÄfDïÉ]z xqáWÑz xDéfâ?éõâ]íz xDã¾åá=ÄÉäíz

carnaval net, duur held eisen vechten oppassen dief (dieven) zakkenroller geldriem

carnaval élégant, chic héros exiger se battre faire attention, se méfier voleur pickpocket banane

The Venice carnival. You look very smart today. He became the world champion and a national hero. He demanded an explanation. My brother and I often fight, but we never really hurt each other. Beware of the dog! Thieves broke in and stole some valuable jewellery. Watch out for pickpockets. I always keep it in my money belt.

x]ÇDî~fëz

advies

des conseils

A book that's full of advice on babycare.

xDâ¾ãé]åáz xÉåÇz xDärâ=DÑlWïbÇz xDéê]rÖêôãz

bedrijf einde uitkijken naar programma (voetbal)

entreprise, société fin se réjouir à l'idée de, attendre impatiemment programme

Which company do you work for? I get paid at the end of the week. I was really looking forward to it. He found all the statistics in the fottball programme.

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Unit 17 – If you complain any more, ….. 1 Page 98 check (v) xípÉâz complain xâ]ãDéäÉfåz easily xDáWò]äáz hmmph! job xÇwõÄz lady xDäÉfÇáz Oh dear! x]r=Çf]z paint (v) xéÉfåíz slam (v) xëäôãz under her breath x¾åÇ]=Ü]=ÄêÉqz What's got into her? 2 Page 99 alone x]Dä]råz 4 Page 99 adjectives and adverbs xDôÇwfâífîò=]åÇ=DôÇî‰WÄòz angry – angrily xDôkÖêá=–=DôkÖêfäáz careful(ly) xDâÉ]Ñ]ä=–=DâÉ]Ñ]äáz loud(ly) xä~rÇ=–=Dä~rÇäáz terrible – terribly xDíÉê]Ää=–=DíÉê]Ääáz beautiful(ly) xDÄàìWífÑrä=–=DÄàìWífÑ]äáz careless(ly) xDâÉ]ä]ë=–=DâÉ]ä]ëäáz unhappy – unhappily x¾åDÜôéá=–=¾åDÜôéfäáz quiet(ly) xDâï~f]íäá=–=Dâï~f]íäáz slow(ly) xëä]r=K=ëä]räáz quick(ly) xâïfâz 5 Page 99 instructions xfåDëíê¾âp]åòz catch (caught) xâôíp=–=âlWíz 6 Page 99 (un)tidy / (un)tidily 9 Page 100 blow (v) xÄä]rz completely xâ]ãDéäáWíäáz cue xâàìWz engaged (tone on phone) xfåDÖÉfÇwÇz Granny xDÖêôåáz miss (v) xãfëz ring (n) (tel) xêfkz 10 Page 101 apologise (v) busy xDÄfòáz forget – forgot xÑ]DÖÉí=–=Ñ]DÖõíz lose – lost xäìWò=–=äõëíz

controleren klagen makkelijk Poeh! baantje dame O jee verven dichtslaan binnensmonds Wat bezielt haar?

vérifier se plaindre facilement pff! travail dame Oh non! peindre claquer sous cape qu'est-ce qui lui prend?

You'd better check our tickets. They're complaining because the price has increased. She found the house easily. Hmmph! I'm not at all impressed. Many students have part-time jobs. Ask that lady if you can help. Oh dear, that wasn't meant to happen! I want to paint my room blue. He slammed the door shut. She muttered something under her breath. What's got into her? I only took one.

alleen

seul

She lives alone.

bijvoeglijk naamwoorden en bijwoorden woedend zorgvuldig luid afschuwelijk mooi onzorgvuldig ongelukkig rustig langzaam snel

adjectifs et adverbes fâché - de manière fâchée prudent (prudemment) fort terrible(ment) joli(ment) négligent (négligemment) malheureux (-sement) silencieux (-sement) lent(ement) rapide(ment)

Angry bees - he reacted angrily Be careful crossing the road. The TV's too loud! terrible news - he spoke terribly of him She was the most beautiful woman in the world. Try not to be so careless in future. An unhappy situation. We'll have to be quiet - we don't want to wake your parents. The slowest runners started at the back. I'll just have a quick shower first.

instructies/aanwijzingen vangen

instructions attraper

The teacher barked instructions at us. Tom leapt up and caught the ball.

(on)opgeruimd

en désordre / de manière désordonnée

Your room is always so untidy.

verknallen volledig wachtwoord, seintje bezet (in gesprektoon) oma missen rinkelen

souffler (ici : gâcher sa chance) complètement suggestion occupé (téléphone) bobonne, mamie manquer sonner

A cold wind was blowing hard. I completely forgot about your birthday. That was a cue for us to leave. The number is permanently engaged. Granny always has a smile. I really missed Paula after she'd left. The phone rang twice then stopped.

zich verontschuldigen druk bezig vergeten - vergat verliezen - verloor

s'excuser occupé oublier perdre

I apologise. I was selfish. Alex is busy studying for his exams. Did you forget her birthday? He lost all his money.

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matter (v) worry (v) 11 Page 101 arrange (v) 12 Page 101 expert soft toy salesman 13 Page 102 according to basic be sorry (v) civil war creatively fighting gang grow up (v) human rights parking lot (U.S.) peacefully physically power (n) recording equipment recording studio refugee right (n) violence war 14 Page 102 violent

xDãôí]z xDï¾êáz

uitmaken zich zorgen maken

avoir de l'importance se faire du souci

It doesn't matter. Parents always worry about their children.

x]DêÉfåÇwz

afspreken

prendre des dispositions

I've arranged a meeting with Jim.

xDÉâëé‰Wíz xDëõÑí=Dílfz xDëÉfäòã]åz

expert pluchen beest verkoper / verkoopster

expert jouet en peluche vendeur / vendeuse

An expert on ancient Egyptian art. Let's take her a soft toy. A car salesman.

xbDâlWÇfk=íìWz xDÄÉfëfâz xÄf=Dëõêáz xëfî]ä=ïlWz xâêáDÉfífîäáz xDÑ~fífkz xÖôkz xÖê]r=¾éz xDÜàìWã]å=ê~fíz xé^Wâfk=xäõíz xDéáWëÑbääáz xDÑfòfâäáz xDé~r]z xêfDâlWÇfk=fDâïféã]åíz xêfDâlWÇfk=DëíàìWÇf]rz xêÉÑàrDÇwáWz xê~fíz xDî~f]ä]åëz xïlWz

volgens basishet spijten burgeroorlog creatief gevechten bende opgroeien mensenrechten parkeerterrein vredig fysiek kracht/macht opnameapparatuur opnamestudio vluchteling recht geweld oorlog

selon, d'après de base, élémentaire, fondamental" être désolé guerre civile de manière créative combat bande grandir droits de l'homme parking paisiblement, en paix physiquement pouvoir équipement d'enregistrement studio d'enregistrement réfugié droit violence guerre

According to our records she hasn't paid her bill. I know some basic vocabulary in Greek. If you do that, you'll be sorry! The Spanish civil war Let's look at it creatively. Seven days of heavy fighting Two rival street gangs. I grew up in this village. The government has been accused of human rights abuses. We put the car in the parking lot. He sat there on the patio and read peacefully. She is young and physically fit. All his life he'd wanted power and money. It's very old this recording equipment. We cut some tracks at the recording studio. The refugees fled across the border. I have the right to see him. There's too much violence on TV these days. He was a prisoner during the Iraq War.

xDî~f]ä]åíz

gewelddadig

violent

An increase in violent crime.

een stel vooraf/te voren buitenland handtekening regisseur / regisseuse aflevering gids ziek scène beveiligingsbadge soapserie verhaal studio

deux à l'avance à l'étranger autographe réalisateur / réalisatrice épisode guide malade scène badge de sécurité feuilleton scénario studio

There were a couple of kids in the back of the car. The airline suggests booking tickets 21 days in advance. He often has to go abroad on business. Can I have your autograph? He's the most famous director in Hollywood. He watches every episode of 'Friends'. The guide pointed out the cathedral on the left. Jenny can't come - she's ill. The opening scene of the film. The guard showed us his security badge. She watches every soap opera on the TV. The storyline is all about a guy who loves surfing. An art studio.

Unit 18 – The scenes are filmed here. 1 Page 105 (a) couple xDâ¾éäz (in) advance x]ÇDî^Wåëz abroad x]DÄêlWÇz autograph xDlWí]Öê^WÑz director xÇ~fDêÉâí]z episode xDÉéfë]rÇz guide (n) xÖ~fÇz ill (adj) xfäz scene xëáWåz security badge xëfDâàìWêfíá=?ÄôÇwz soap opera xDë]ré=?õé]ê]z storyline xDëílWêfä~fåz studio xDëíàìWÇf]rz

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TV programme whisper (v) 2 Page 105 greet (v) 4 Page 105 jobs in the media camera operator journalist scriptwriter sound engineer make-up artist 6 Page 106 indoor scenes 7 Page 106 correct (adj) costume design (v) develop employ (v) film company fIlm 'kömp@ni] make (a film) order (n) over (many times …) producer put together (film) script separate (adj) set (= location) shot technician 8 Page 107 types of films action cartoon comedy courtroom drama disaster fantasy gangster historical horror love story musical science fiction thriller 9 Page 107 about (to be)

xíáîá=Déê]rÖêôãz xDïfëé]z

televisieprogramma fluisteren

émission télévisée chuchoter

There's a full list of TV programmes in the newspaper. He leaned over to whisper something to her.

xÖêáWíz

begroeten

saluer

The children came rushing out to greet me.

xDÇwõÄò|få|a]|DãáWÇf]z xDâôã]ê]=Dõé]êÉfí]z xDÇw‰Wå]äfëíz xDëâêféí?ê~fí]z xDë~råÇ=ÉåÇwfDåf]z xDãÉfâ¾é=D^Wífëíz

werken in de media cameraman/vrouw journalist scriptschrijver / scriptschrijfster geluidstechnicus visagist(e)

les professions des médias caméraman journaliste scénariste ingénieur du son maquilleur / maquilleuse

He works as a camera operator. There's a journalist on the phone - he wants to interview you. The scriptwriter had to make some changes in the scenes. "Can we have some quiet please?" asked the sound engineer. He spent nearly four hours with the make-up artist.

xfåÇlW=ëáWåòz

binnenscènes

scènes d'intérieur

The indoor scenes were filmed in an old castle.

xâ]DêÉâíz xDâõëíàrãz xÇfDò~fåz xÇfDîÉä]éz xfãDéälfz

juist kostuum ontwerpen ontwikkelen in dienst hebben/werk geven filmmaatschappij maken (een film) volgorde opnieuw (steeds...) producent in elkaar draaien scenario afzonderlijk locatie opname technicus

juste costume concevoir développer employer entreprise cinématographique tourner un film ordre plusieurs fois de suite producteur monter scénario séparé décor prise technicien

He gave the correct answer. We all put on different costumes for carnival. He designs software programmes. Plans to develop the local economy. The factory employs 2000 people. It's a small, independent film company. She has made four films, all thrillers. Please put the books back on the shelf in the right order. Actors are often asked to act the same scene many times over. The producer must make sure the budgets are kept. They put the film together in record time. He began his career writing scripts for daytime TV shows. The sisters have separate bedrooms. The set was amazing, it looked so real. A scene is made up of many shots. A laboratory technician.

xÇfDë^Wëí]z xDÑôåí]ëáz xDÖôkëí]z xÜfDëíõêfâäz xDÜõê]z xDä¾î=DëílWêáz xDãàìWòfâäz xDë~f]åë=DÑfâp]åz xDqêfä]z

filmgenres actiefilm cartoon/tekenfilm komedie rechtbankdrama rampenfilm fantasiefilm gangsterfilm historische film horrorfilm liefdesfilm musical sciencefiction thriller

genres cinématographiques action dessin animé comédie film judiciaire catastrophe merveilleux gangster historique d'horreur histoire d'amour comédie musicale science-fiction thriller

The action takes place in a bar. Cartoon characters such as Donald Duck. All my favourite films are comedies. I love the Perry Mason courtroom dramas. Forty people were killed in the rail disaster. It's a fantasy film. Al Capone was a Chicago gangster. A mixture of historical facts and fiction. She stared at him in horror. I always cry so much when I watch a love story. It was a musical in the theatre which they've now made into a film. He loves all those 50's science fiction movies. It's a thriller for adults only.

x]DÄ~ríz

over

au sujet de

A book about astrology.

xÑfäããÉfâz xDlWÇ]z xD]rî]z xéê]DÇàìWë]z xérí=í]DÖÉa]z xëâêféíz xDëÉé]ê]íz xëÉíz xpõíz xíÉâDåfp]åz

xDí~féë|]î=DÑfäãòz xDôâp]åz xâ^WDíìWåz xDâõã]Çáz

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10 Page 107 work in (v) work on (v) shoot (v) (film) 12 Page 107 channel (TV) feed (the cat) promise (v) record (v) set (the alarm) switch off 13 Page 108 keep in mind title while 14 Page 108 armour army based on (be) best-selling create (v) creature destroy direct (v) evil (adj & n) good (n) intend to (v) knitted Lord Dark Lord magical Middle-earth ring (n) rule (v) series set (story) setting special effects string theme wizard

After 10 minutes remove the cake from the oven. xDï‰Wâz xDï‰Wâ=õåz xpìWíz

werken bij... werken aan draaien (film)/opnemen

travailler dans travailler sur tourner un film

Brad Pitt works in films. Nicole Kidman is working on a new film. They shot some of the most memorable scenes here.

xDípôåäz xÑáWÇz xDéêõãfëz xêfDâlWÇz xëÉíz xDëïfíp=DõÑz

kanaal/zender voeren (de poes) beloven opnemen zetten (de wekker) uitzetten

chaîne nourrir promettre enregistrer régler (réveil) éteindre

What's on Channel 4? Have you fed the cats? She promised to write to me. He secretly recorded our meeting. He set the alarm for 7.00. switch off the heating, i'ts so hot in here.

xâáWé=fåã~fåÇz xDí~fíäz xï~fäz

bedenk wel.../vergeet niet... titel terwijl

garder à l'esprit titre pendant que, tandis que

Keep in mind that it's a long trip and you'll need plenty of water. The title of her novel is 'Zoo'. They arrived while we were having dinner.

xD^Wã]z xD^Wãáz xÄÉfëÇ=õåz xÄÉëíRR=DëÉäfkz xâêáDÉfíz xDâêáWíp]z xÇfDëíêlfz xÇ]DêÉâíz xDáWî]äz xÖrÇz xfåDíÉåÇ=íìWz xåfífÇz xälWÇz xÇ^Wâ=älWÇz xDãôÇwfâ]äz xDãfÇä=‰Wqz xêfkz xêìWäz xDëf]êáWòz xëÉíz xDëÉífkz xDëéÉpä=fDÑÉâíëz xëíê¾kz xqáWãz xDïfò]Çz

wapenrusting leger gebaseerd op bestverkochte scheppen wezen vernietigen regisseren het kwaad, kwaadaardig het goede van plan zijn gebreid heer, meester donkere meester magisch Midden-Aarde ring leiden/heersen over serie zich afspelen locatie/omgeving speciale effecten touw thema/onderwerp tovenaar

armure armée basé sur qui se vend le mieux créer créature détruire réaliser mal, le mal le bien avoir l'intention de tricoté seigneur seigneur des ténèbres magique la Terre du milieu anneau, bague régner sur série se jouer décor effets spéciaux corde thème sorcier

A suit of armour. He joined the army when he was 17. It's based on a true story. That's our best-selling title. The new factory should create 450 jobs. We should respect all living creatures. The building was completely destroyed by fire. He has directed over 20 films. His evil deeds. You have to take the good with the bad. He intends to inform the committee during the week. She wore a knotted jumper. He plays the part of the Lord in the epic film. He alwys plays the bad guy, this time the "Dark Lord". There's something magical about his music. It is set in a fantasy place called Middle-earth. A gold wedding ring. She ruled the country with an iron fist. It's a new series all about sick animals. Where is the story set? It was the perfect setting for a romantic meal. A movie with brilliant special effects. The package was tied up with string. Love is the main theme of the book. The wizard used his magic powers to turn the sky red.

opvoedingsschip autoriteiten kans oprollen

navire de redressement autorités chance enrouler

The children were put on the reform Ship for reasons of discipline. An agreement between the US and Columbian authorities. There's a slight chance of rain. The snake coiled around the branch.

Unit 19 – They were sent here after prison. 1 Page 110 Reform Ship xêfDÑlWã=pféz authorities xlWDqõê]íáòz chance (n) xíp^Wåëz coil (v) xâlfäz

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criminal deck die (v) discipline disease drown hammock hoist (v) life of crime living expenses on board prison punishment reform (v) repair (v) rescue (v) rigging rope sail (n) scrub (v) second ship survive (v) well-known 2 Page 111 age brush (n) commit (v) crime legal system live through opportunity (n) 3 Page 111 impression overall sleeping arrangement 4 Page 111

xDâêfã]å]äz xÇÉâz xÇ~fz xDÇfë]éä]åz xÇfDòáWòz xÇê~råz xDÜôã]âz xÜlfëíz xä~fÑ=õî=âê~fãz xDäfîfk=fâDëéÉåëfòz xõå=ÄlWÇz xDéêfò]åz xDé¾åfpã]åíz xêfDÑlWãz xêfDéÉ]z xDêÉëâàìWz xDêfÖfkz xê]réz xëÉfäz xëâê¾Äz xëfDâõåÇz xpféz xë]Dî~fîz xDïÉäDå]råz

crimineel dek sterven discipline ziekte verdrinken hangmat hijsen een leven van misdaad onkosten aan boord gevangenis straf verbeteren repareren redden tuigage touw zeil schrobben tweede schip overleven bekend

criminel pont mourir discipline maladie se noyer hamac hisser vie de criminalité frais de subsistance à bord prison punition corriger réparer sauver gréement corde voile frotter, brosser deuxième, second" navire survivre bien-connu, célèbre

Criminal behaviour. Most people were out on deck, sunbathing. He died at the age of 78. The school has very high standards of discipline. In the aftermath of the Tsunami, the country is riddled with disease. The boys almost drowned in the river. They have a hammock in their garden. The crew hurried to hoist the flag. His life has been a life of crime. Living expenses in Paris are very high. Welcome on board! He's been in prison for two years. He was made to clear up rubbish as a punishment. We need to reform some parts of our education system. How much will it cost to repair the car? He rescued two people from the fire. The boy scrambled up the rigging to safety. They tied up the boat with rope. We sailed along the coast of Alaska. Tom was on his knees, scrubbing the floor. Joanna's in her second year at university. Supplies came by ship. She survived the war. A well-known artist and writer.

xÉfÇwz xÄê¾pz xâ]Dãfíz xâê~fãz xäáWÖ]ä=Dëfëí]ãz xä~fî=xqêìWz xõé]DíàìWå]íáz

leeftijd borstel begaan misdaad rechtssysteem doorstaan gelegenheid

âge brosse commettre crime système légal vivre, connaître occasion

Games for children of all ages. A scrubbing brush. The police are still looking for the gang that committed this crime . Anyone who commits a crime must be punished. The English legal system is different to that in Scotland. She lived through the worsed years. I'd love to have the opportunity to study abroad.

xfãDéêÉp]åz xD]rî]êlWäz xDëäáWéfk=bDêÉfåÇwãbåíz

indruk totaal slaapfaciliteiten

impression total, global couchage

I had the impression that she wasn't very happy. The overall cost of the trip is $500. What are the sleeping arrangements for tonight?

allow (v) forbid (v) fortnight (=14 days) grounded play truant punish (v) 6 Page 113 American anniversary assemble build construct

x]Dä~rz xÑ]DÄfÇz xDÑlWíå~fíz xDÖê~råÇ]Çz xéäÉf=DíêìWbåíz xDé¾åfpz

toestaan verbieden veertien dagen huisarrest spijbelen straffen

permettre interdire quinzaine collé ne pas aller à l'école punir

Smoking is not allowed in the library. He forbade her to see Philip again. The meetings take place once a fortnight. Simmons says that her family keeps her grounded. We got into serious trouble for playing truant. He was severely punished for lying to his father.

x]DãÉêfâ]åz xôåfDî‰Wë]êáz x]DëÉãÄäz xÄfäÇz xâ]åDëíê¾âíz

Amerikaans jubileum in elkaar zetten bouwen bouwen

américain anniversaire assembler construire construire

Her mother is American. Our wedding anniversary is May 3. A crowd had assembled in front of the White House. They're building new houses for local people. The Empire State Building was constructed in 1931.

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copper crown dinner party enormous friendship harbour immigrant independence landmark liberty lottery ocean pedestal represent sculptor section spike stand statue symbol token tonne 8 Page 113 assassinate pyramid Morse Code volcanic eruption 9 Page 113 trouble pronunciation slave trade 10 Page 114 unusual dish food & drink drink (soft drink) lemonade main course mineral water orange juice pie (apple …) scampi side order soup sparkling sweet (n) vanilla 11 Page 114 fish cake

xDâõé]z xâê~råz xDÇfå]=Dé^Wíáz xfDålWã]ëz xDÑêÉåÇpféz xDÜ^WÄ]z xDfã]Öê]åíz xfåÇfDéÉåÇ]åëz xDäôåÇã^Wâz xDäfÄ]íáz xDäõí]êáz xD]rp]åz xDéÉÇ]ëí]äz xêÉéêfDòÉåíz xDëâ¾äéí]z xDëÉâp]åz xëé~fâz xëíôåÇz xDëíôíàìWz xDëfãÄ]äz xDí]râ]åz xí¾åz

koper kroon diner enorm vriendschap haven immigrant onafhankelijkheid herkenningspunt/monument vrijheid loterij oceaan voetstuk vertegenwoordigen beeldhouwer deel piek/punt staan standbeeld symbool teken ton

cuivre couronne dîner (en ville) énorme amitié port immigré indépendance monument, site liberté loterie océan piédestal représenter sculpteur parties pointe être debout, se tenir statue symbole témoignage, gage tonne

Copper pipes. The Queen only wears her crown on official occasions. We are going to a dinner party at the Town Hall. It cost an enormous amount of money. Josh and I have a close friendship. They sailed into Portsmouth Harbour. My father came to England as an immigrant. Nigeria gained independence from Britain in 1960. The Eiffel Tower is a well-known landmark in Paris. This new law is a threat to our liberty. What would you do if you won the lottery? The Indian Ocean. A Grecian bust on a pedestal. Craig hired a lawyer to represent him. A sculptor who works in steel. Some sections of the motorway are very busy. The seven spikes represent the seven seas of the world. Anna was standing in front of me. A statue of Queen Victoria. A symbol showing that the product is fire resistant. He gave her the ring as a token of his love. It weighs over 90 tonnes.

x]DëôëfåÉfíz= xDéfê]ãfÇz xDãlWë=Dâ]rÇz xîõäDâôåfâ=fDê¾épbåz

vermoorden piramide morsecode vulkaanuitbarsting

assassiner pyramide morse éruption volcanique

A plot to assassinate the President. Nobody really knows how long it took to biuld the pyramids. They communicated with Mores Code before radio. Mt. Etna was the scene of one the most spectaular volcanic eruptions in years

xDíê¾Ääz xéê]Då¾åëfÉfp]åz xëäÉfî=íêÉfÇz

problemen uitspraak slavenhandel

ennuis prononciation traite des esclaves

We've been having trouble with the new computer system. What's the correct pronunciation of this word? Most countries abolished the slave trade centuries ago.

x¾åDàìWwr]äz xÇfpz

inhabituel plat nourriture et boissons boisson (non-alcoolisée) limonade plat principal eau minérale jus d'orange tarte aux pommes scampi accompagnement soupe pétillant dessert vanille

He has an unusual name. It’s the cheapest dish on the menu.

xÇêfkâz xäÉã]DåÉfÇz xDãÉfå=DâlWëz xDãfå]ê]ä=?ïlWí]z xDõêfåÇw=?ÇwìWëz xé~fz xDëâôãéáz xDë~fÇ=?lWÇ]z xëìWéz xDëé^Wâäfkz xëïáWíz xî]Dåfä]z

ongewoon gerecht eten en drinken (fris)drank limonade hoofdgerecht mineraalwater sinaasappelsap taart (appel...) garnalen bijgerecht soep bruisend dessert/nagerecht vanille

Would you like something to drink? A glass of lemonade. What are you going to have for your main course? A glass of mineral water. Some fresh orange juice. An apple pie. He's having scampi and chips. A side order of onion rings. Tomato soup. Sparkling wine. No sweet, just a coffee please. Vanilla ice cream.

xDÑfp=âÉfâz

viskoekje

boulette de poisson

Those fish cakes taste excellent.

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start (v) (restaurant) follow (v) (restaurant) 12 Page 114 comic (n) dub (v) improve (v) subtitle (n)

xëí^Wíz xDÑõä]rz

als voorgerecht nemen als hoofdgerecht nemen (daarna)

pour commencer après cela

What would you like to start with? …And to follow?

xDâõãfâz xǾÄz xfãDéêìWîz xDë¾Ä?í~fíäz

stripboek nasynchroniseren verbeteren ondertitelen

bande dessinée doubler améliorer sous-titre

You're too old to read comics. An Italian film dubbed into English. Digital recording improves the sound quality of the tapes. A French film with English subtitles.

hulporganisatie zich vervelen geval aankleden rand deel/citaat vaste werktijden jeep lever erin slagen medisch kleine de tijd verdrijven liever vluchtelingenkamp scherp tent blik van nut zijn oorlogsgebied

organisation d'aide s'ennuyer cas s'habiller bord extrait heures fixes jeep foie parvenir à médical mineur passe-temps plutôt camp de réfugiés acéré tente boîte de conserve être utile zone de combats

The aid agency came under attack for incompetence. I'm bored - let's go! In this case there are several possible solutions. Can you dress the kids? Billy sat on the edge of the bed. It's an extract from a poem by Wordsworth. They work fixed hours, 9-5. Four men were grouped around a jeep. He doesn't like the taste of liver. They managed to get her to a doctor. Medical treatment. We made a few minor changes to the plan. We sang to help pass the time. I'd rather have tea please. Now the refugee camp is full. Cut off the leaves with a sharp knife. We looked for a place to put up our tent. A tin can. I asked him if I could be if any use. Holiday destination? It was more like a war-zone.

een dagboek bijhouden

tenir

She kept a diary and recorded every detail.

aquarium v.Chr. (voor Christus) geboorteplaats cirkel kroonjuwelen danszaal geschiedkundige marktplaatsje monument officiële residentie oudste paleis opvoeren prehistorisch rots

aquarium av. J.-C. lieu de naissance cercle joyaux de la couronne salle de danse historien ville commerçante monument résidence officielle le plus vieux palais jouer préhistorique rocher

He keeps tropical fish in an aquarium. It was built in 2000 B.C. Stratford-upon-Avon was Shakespeare's birthplace. Draw a circle on this piece of paper. It's an adventure story about the theft of the Crown Jewels. He first appeared in a small, northern dance hall in hte 50's. He has a job at the university as a research historian. It's a typical English market town. The cross is a monument to the men who died in battle. It's known as the Queen's official home. Jo's the next oldest in the family. Buckingham Palace. We performed 'Hamlet' last year. Prehistoric cave drawings. Edinburgh Castle is on top of a huge rock.

Unit 20 – Wide Angle on the World: Nurse in a war zone 1 Page 117 aid agency aId xDÉfÇwbåëáz bored (be) xÄlWÇz case xâÉfëz dress (v) xÇêÉëz edge xÉÇwz extract (n) xDÉâëíêôâíz fixed hours xÑfâëíD~r]z jeep xÇwáWéz liver xDäfî]z manage to xDãôåfÇw=íìWz medical (adj) xDãÉÇfâ]äz minor xDã~få]z pass time xé^Wë=í~fãz rather xDê^Wa]z refugee camp xêÉÑàrDÇwáW=âôãéz sharp xp^Wéz tent xíÉåíz tin xífåz use (be of) xàìWëz war zone xïlW=ò]råz 2 Page 117 keep (a diary) xâáWéz Culture Flash 4 Pages 118-119 aquarium x]DâïÉ]êá]ãz B.C. (Before Christ) birthplace xDĉWqéäÉfëz circle xDë‰Wâ]äz Crown Jewels xâê~rå=DÇwìWäòz dance hall xDÇ^Wåë=DÜlWäz historian xÜfDëílWêá]åz market town xã^Wâfí=í~råz monument xDãõåà]ã]åíz official home xõDÑfpä=Ü]rãz oldest xD]räÇfëíz palace xDéôä]ëz perform (v) xé]DÑlWãz prehistoric xéêáWÜfDëíõêfâz rock (n) xêõâz

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royal palace seaside resort temple wall wonderful Project 4 floor mast midtown (U.S.) observation deck situated (to be) skyscraper Photostory Page 120 flight Hurry up! mean (v) pick up (v) Thanks for everything! That would be great. trip (n)

xDêlfbä=Déôä]ëz xDëáWë~fÇ=êfDòlWíz xDíÉãé]äz xïlWäz xDï¾åÇ]Ñ]äz

koninklijk paleis badplaats tempel muur heerlijk, fantastisch

palais royal station balnéaire temple mur merveilleux

The party was held in the grounds of a royal palace. We spent our holidays at a seaside resort. The marble columns of a Greek temple. We've decided to paint the walls blue. It was wonderful to see him again.

xÑälWz xã^Wëíz xãfÇDí~råz xõÄòbDîÉfpbå=ÇÉâz= xDëfípìÉfí]Çz xDëâ~f?ëâêÉfé]z

verdieping zendmast centrum uitkijkplateau gelegen wolkenkrabber

étage antenne centre plate-forme d'observation situé gratte-ciel

It's on the fifth floor. A radio mast. There's a huge shopping mall midtown. She had a panoramic view from the observation deck. The hotel is situated on the lakeside. A gigantic skyscraper.

xÑä~fíz xDܾêá=¾éz xãáWåz xéfâ=¾éz

vlucht schiet op! bedoelen afhalen bedankt voor alles! dat zou geweldig zijn tochtje, reis

vol dépêche-toi! vouloir dire aller chercher Merci pour tout! Ce serait génial. voyage

She booked a flight. Hurry up, we're late! Oh, you mean the party? My Dad will pick me up. We've had a great time, thanks for everything. I'll take you to the station.- That would be great. Did you enjoy your trip to Disneyland?

xíêféz

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