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German

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Italian

Example Sentence

bæŋk bʌs ˈkæfeɪ ˈtʃɒklət ˈsɪnəmə ˈkɒfi kəmˈpjuːtə ˈdɒktə fɪlm ˈfʊtbɔːl həʊˈtel ˈɪntənet ˈpɑːspɔːt ˈpiːtsə pəˈliːs

die Bank der Bus das Café die Schokolade Kino Kaffee Computer Arzt Film Fußball Hotel Internet Pass, Reisepass, Ausweis Pizza Polizei

la banque l'autobus le café le chocolat cinéma café ordinateur docteur film football hôtel internet passeport pizza police

banca autobus caffè cioccolato cinema caffè computer dottore film calcio hotel internet passaporto pizza polizia ristorante

ˈrestərɒnt ˈsæləd ˈstjuːdənt ˈtæksi ˈteləfəʊn ˈteləˌvɪʒən ˌjuːnəˈvɜːsəti◂ eɪt faɪv fɔː naɪn wʌn ˈsevən sɪks ten θriː

Restaurant, Lokal Salat Student Taxi Telefon Fernseher, Fernsehen Universität acht fünf vier neun eins, ein/e/r sieben sechs zehn drei

restaurant salade étudiant taxi téléphone télévision université huit cinq quatre neuf un/une sept six dix trois

We get money from the bank. They get a bus to work. Let's go to Gino's café. She eats a lot of chocolate. Do you want to go to the cinema? No sugar in my coffee, please. Everyone uses a computer at work. She was sick and went to the doctor. My favourite film is 'Starwars'. They play football at the weekends. The Ritz is an expensive hotel. There's a lot of information on the internet. You need a passport to travel. Get an extra-large pizza! The police were at the football match. There's a good restaurant near the museum.

insalata studente taxi telefono televisione università otto cinque quattro nove uno sette sei dieci tre

Salad is good for you. He's a student at Exeter University. Let's get a taxi home. Can I use the telephone? I like watching sport on television. I want to go to university after school. Eight is a lucky number in China. Five students come from Spain. Four coffees please. There are nine cafes in one street! She's got one sister. My lucky number is seven. Six people are coming for dinner. There are ten computers in this room. We've got three children.

Part of Speech Pronunciation

Unit 1 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9

bank bus café chocolate cinema coffee computer doctor film football hotel Internet passport pizza police

noun noun noun noun noun noun noun noun noun noun noun noun noun noun noun

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restaurant salad student taxi telephone television university eight five four nine one seven six ten three

noun noun noun noun noun noun noun number number number number number number number number number

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German

French

Italian

Example Sentence

tuː ˈzɪərəʊ ˌɑːdʒənˈtiːnə ˌɑːdʒənˈtɪniən◂

zwei null Argentinien Argentinier/in, argentinisch

deux zéro Argentine Argentin/e, argentin/e

due zero Argentina argentino Brasile

brəˈzɪl ˈtʃaɪnə frɑːns

Brasilien China Frankreich

Brézil Chine France

There are two schools in my town. He got zero in the test! Argentina is in South America. Silvana is Argeninian. Brazil is the largest country in South America. It's made in China. They live in France. I love French films.

adjective noun noun noun noun noun noun noun noun

frentʃ ˈdʒɜːməni ˈɪndiə ˈɪtəli dʒəˈpæn ˈmeksɪkəʊ ˈpəʊlənd ˈrʌʃə speɪn

Franzose/Französin, französisch Deutschland Indien Italien Japan Mexiko Polen Russland Spanien

Cina Francia francese

Français/e, français/e Allemagne Inde Italie Japon Mexique Pologne Russie Espagne

Germania India Italia Giappone Messico Polonia Russia Spagna il Regno Unito

the UK the USA American Brazilian

noun noun adjective adjective

ðə ˌjuː ˈkeɪ◂ ðə juː es ˈeɪ əˈmerɪkən brəˈzɪliən

Großbritannien USA Amerikaner/in, amerikanisch Brasilianer/in, brasilianisch

la Grande-Bretagne États-Unis Américain/e, américain/e Brézilien/ne, brézilien/ne

Germany is in Europe. The capital of India is Delhi. They go to Italy on holiday. Tokyo is the capital of Japan. Acapulco is in Mexico. It's cold in Poland now. Russia is a very large country. We love going to Spain. Lots of students come to the UK every year. A lot of films come from the USA. He's got an American car. Flavio is Brazilian. I'm British.

British Chinese German Indian Italian Japanese Mexican Polish Russian Spanish

adjective adjective adjective adjective adjective adjective adjective noun adjective adjective

ˈbrɪtɪʃ ˌtʃaɪˈniːz◂ ˈdʒɜːmən ˈɪndiən ɪˈtæliən ˌdʒæpəˈniːz◂ ˈmeksɪkən ˈpəʊlɪʃ ˈrʌʃən ˈspænɪʃ

Brite/Britin, britisch Chinese/Chinesin, chinesisch Deutsche/r, deutsch Inder/in, indisch Italiener/in, italienisch Japan/er, japanisch Mexikaner/in, mexikanisch Pole/Polin, polnisch Russe/Russin, russisch Spanier/in, spanisch

de Grande-Bretagne, britannique Chinois/e, chinois/e Allemand/e, allemand/e Indien/ne, indien/ne Italien/ne, italien/ne Japonais/e, japonais Mexicain/e, mexicain/e Polonais/e, polonais/e Russe, russe Espagnol/e, espagnol/e

U.S.A. (gli Stati Uniti) americano brasiliano britannico, inglese cinese tedesco indiano italiano giapponese messicano polacco russo spagnolo

They're Chinese. German cars are famous. Indian food is very popular in the UK. Everyone loves Italian food. Miki is a Japanese student. He likes Mexican films. This is a soecial Polish drink. I've got some Russian dolls. She's a Spanish actress.

ɑːnt

Tante

tante

zia

His aunt lives in Russia.

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two zero Argentina Argentinian

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Brazil China France

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French Germany India Italy Japan Mexico Poland Russia Spain

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Part of Speech Pronunciation number number noun adjective noun noun noun

Unit 2 19

aunt


noun


German

French

Italian

Example Sentence

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boyfriend brother

noun noun

ˈbɔɪfrend ˈbrʌðə

Freund Bruder

petit ami frère

ragazzo fratello cugino

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cousin dad daughter father friend girlfriend grandfather grandma grandmother grandpa husband mother mum sister son uncle wife (train) ticket apple book brush business card camera computer iPod key mobile orange pen purse umbrella watch address

noun noun noun noun noun noun noun noun noun noun noun noun noun noun noun noun noun noun noun noun noun noun noun noun noun noun noun noun noun noun noun noun noun

ˈkʌzən dæd ˈdɔːtə ˈfɑːðə frend ˈgɜːlfrend ˈgrænˌfɑːðə ˈgrænmɑː ˈgrænˌmʌðə ˈgrænpɑː ˈhʌzbənd ˈmʌðə mʌm ˈsɪstə sʌn ˈʌŋkəl waɪf ˈtreɪn ˌtɪkɪt ˈæpəl bʊk brʌʃ ˈbɪznəs kɑːd ˈkæmərə kəmˈpjuːtə ˈaɪpɒd kiː ˈməʊbaɪl ˈɒrəndʒ pen pɜːs ʌmˈbrelə wɒtʃ əˈdres

Cousin, Cousine Papa Tochter Vater Freund, Freundin Freundin Großvater Oma Großmutter Opa Ehemann Mutter Mama Schwester Sohn Onkel Ehefrau (Zug)Fahrkarte Apfel Buch Bürste Visitenkarte Fotoapparat, Kamera Computer iPod Schlüssel Handy Orange, Apfelsine Stift, Kugelschreiber Geldbeutel, Handtasche Regenschirm Armbanduhr Adresse

cousin/e papa fille père ami/e petite amie grand-père mémé grand-mère pépé mari, époux mère mama soeur fils oncle femme, épouse billet (de train) pomme livre brosse carte de visite caméra ordinateur iPod clé le portable orange stylo porte-monnaie, sac à main parapluie la montre adresse

Her new boyfriend is great. My brother is called Tom. I'm going to the cinema with my cousin, Franco.

papà figlia padre amico ragazza nonno nonna nonna nonno marito madre mamma sorella figlio zio moglie biglietto mela libro spazzola biglietto da visita macchina fotografica computer iPod chiave telefonino arancia penna portamonete, borsa ombrello orologio indirizzo

Dad is always there for me. They have one daughter, Lisa. Her father works in a restaurant. I've got one very good friend. His new girlfriend is Japanese. My grandfather lives in Rome. Grandma lives with us. Her grandmother is very old. Grandpa loves chocolate. This is my husband, Tomas. My mother is a doctor. Mum! Where's my school bag? She's got one sister. We have one son, Marcus. My uncle comes from Spain. This is my wife, Elena. How much is a ticket to Paris? I'd like a green apple please. This book is very interesting Can I use your brush for my hair? Here's my business card. This camera takes great photos. I love my new computer. Is this your iPod? Where's my house key? What's your mobile number? Can I buy an orange please? Do you want a black pen? There's no money in my purse. Don't forget your umbrella! I don't like wearing a watch. Here's their address in London.

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Italian

Example Sentence

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email address phone number postcode home number mobile number step-brother

noun noun noun noun noun noun

ˈiː meɪl əˌdres ˌfəʊn ˈnʌmbə ˈpəʊstkəʊd ˌhəʊm ˈnʌmbə ˌməʊbaɪl ˈnʌmbə ˈstepbrʌðə

E-Mail-Adresse Telefonnummer Postleitzahl private Telefonnummer Handynummer Stiefbruder

adresse email numéro de téléphone code postal numéro de téléphone privé numéro de portable demi-frère

indirizzo di posta elettronica numero di telefono codice postale numero privata numero di telefonino fratellastro figliastra

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step-daughter step-father step-mother step-sister step-son

noun noun noun noun noun

ˈstepdɔːtə ˈstepfɑːðə ˈstepmʌðə ˈstepsɪstə ˈstepsʌn

Stieftochter Stiefvater Stiefmutter Stiefschwester Stiefsohn

belle-fille beau-père belle-mère demi-soeur beau-fils

What's your email address? Have you got a phone number? Her postcode is M4E 3L5. My home number is 0208 416 6972. His mobile number is 07798 625351 She has one step-brother. His step-daughter is the same age as his daughter.

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work number

noun

ˌwɜːk ˈnʌmbə

numéro de téléphone du Telefonnummer am Arbeitsplatz bureau

padrigno matrigna sorellastra figliastro numero dal lovoro

She likes her step-father now. My step-mother is good to me. His step-sister is lovely. He has one step-son. Her work number is 416 691 0350, extension 2

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bank bus stop car park

noun noun noun

bæŋk ˈbʌs stɒp ˈkɑː pɑːk

Bank Bushaltestelle Parkplatz

banque arrêt de bus parking

banca fermata dell'autobus parcheggio bancomat

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cashpoint chemist clothes shop

noun noun noun

ˈkæʃpɔɪnt ˈkemɪst ˈkləʊðz ʃɒp

Geldautomat Apotheke Boutique

distributeur pharmacie magasin de vêtements

She works in a large bank. We wait at the bus stop for our friends. There's a big car park in the city centre. Can you get some money from the cashpoint? After the doctor, I'll go to the chemist. It's a very expensive clothes shop. We get cheese from the deli.

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deli park

noun noun

ˈdelɪ pɑːk

Feinkostladen Park

épicerie fine parc

farmacia negozio di abbigliamento negozio di specialità gastronomiche

Let's go for a walk in the park. Will you take the car to the petrol station?

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petrol station station supermarket cake

noun noun noun noun

ˈpetrəl ˌsteɪʃən ˈsteɪʃən ˈsuːpəˌmɑːkɪt keɪk

Tankstelle Bahnhof Supermarkt Kuchen

station d'essence gare supermarché gâteau

parco stazione di servizio/ rifornimento stazione supermercato torta formaggio

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cheese

noun

tʃiːz

Käse

fromage

The station is in the centre of town. There's a big supermarket near here. I'm eating a piece of chocolate cake. a cheese roll/salad/sandwich: One cheese sandwich please.

pollo 31 31 31

chicken coffee milk

noun noun noun

ˈtʃɪkɪn ˈkɒfi mɪlk

Huhn Kaffee Milch

poulet café lait

a chicken roll/salad/sandwich: Can I have a chicken roll, please?

caffè latte

Can I have a coffee, please? One tea, with milk please.

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Unit 3



German

French

Italian

Example Sentence

31

orange juice

noun

ˈɒrəndʒ dʒuːs

Orangensaft

jus d'orange

succo d'arancia scampi

31

prawn

noun

prɔːn

Garnele, Krabbe

crevette

She wants an orange joice. a prawn roll/salad/sandwich:He wants a prawn salad.

panino 31

roll

noun

rəʊl

Brötchen

petit pain

a cheese/chicken/prawn roll: Can I have a cheese roll, please?

insalata 31

salad

noun

ˈsæləd

Salat

salade

a cheese/chicken/prawn salad: I had a chicken salad.

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sandwich sparkling water tea bad big cheap closed cold expensive fast free fresh good hot new old open slow small cent dollar euro p pence pound nice

ˈsænwɪdʒ ˈspɑːklɪŋ ˌwɔːtə tiː bæd bɪg tʃiːp kləʊzd kəʊld ɪkˈspensɪv fɑːst friː freʃ gʊd hɒt njuː əʊld ˈəʊpən sləʊ smɔːl sent ˈdɒlə ˈjʊərəʊ piː pens paʊnd naɪs

Sandwich Sprudel Tee schlecht groß billig zu, geschlossen kalt teuer schnell frei frisch gut heiß, warm neu alt offen, geöffnet langsam klein Cent Dollar Euro Abkürzung für "Pence" Pence Pfund schön, nett

sandwich eau gazeuse thé mauvais grand bon marché fermé froid cher vite libre frais bon chaud nouveau vieux ouvert lent petit centime dollar euro abbr. de "pence" pence livre beau, agréable

a cheese/chicken/prawn sandwich: Do you want a prawn sandwich?

acqua gasata tè cattivo grande economico chiuso freddo caro veloce libero fresco buono caldo nuovo vecchio aperto lento piccolo centesimo dollaro euro abbrev. "pence" pence sterlina bello

He doesn't like sparkling water. She wants a tea. There are a lot of bad films on TV. Their house is really big. I've got a cheap mobile phone. The restaurant is closed now. I want a cold drink. She's got an expensive car. Her car is very fast. This car park is free. Can I have a fresh salad, please? It's a good book. Do you want a hot sandwich? This is my new boyfriend, Tom. His car is very old. The shop is open. Your computer is really slow. Can I have a small salad, please? I've got 50 cents in my purse! They use dollars in the USA. The sandwiches are 4 euros. The orange juice is 75 p. These pencils are thirty pence. A coffee is two pounds in Gino's café. My hotel is really nice.

ˈeəpɔːt

Flughafen

aéroport

aeroporto

Can you meet me at the airport?

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Unit 4 39

airport


noun


German

French

Italian

Example Sentence

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beach gallery lake market mountain museum


biːtʃ ˈgæləri leɪk ˈmɑːkɪt ˈmaʊntɪn mjuːˈziəm

Strand Galerie See Markt Berg Museum

plage galérie lac marché montagne musée

spiaggia galleria lago mercato montagna museo parco nazionale

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national park palace

noun noun

ˌnæʃənəl ˈpɑːk ˈpælɪs

Nationalpark Palast

parc national palais

I like going to the beach at the weekends. My favourite gallery is in Buenos Aires. Lake Garda is the largest lake in Italy. You can buy fresh food in the market. We go for walks up in the mountains. The museum opens at 10:00. Serengeti is a big national park in Tanzania.

palazzo fiume

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river the sea theatre

noun noun noun

ˈrɪvə ðə siː ˈθɪətə

Fluss im Meer Theater

fleuve, rivière la mer théâtre

Buckingham Palace is in central London. The River Seine in Paris is a beautiful river.

mare teatro orribile

I love swimming in the sea. There are a lot of theatres in London. My hotel was awful; everything was bad.

40

awful

adjective

ˈɔːfəl

schrecklich, furchtbar

affreux brutto, cattivo

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bad fantastic

adjective adjective

bæd fænˈtæstɪk

schlecht fantastisch

mauvais/mal fantastique

The shops aren't bad, but they're expensive.

fantastico buono

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good great nice OK

adjective adjective adjective adjective

gʊd greɪt naɪs ˌəʊ ˈkeɪ

gut großartig, toll schön, nett ganz in Ordnung

bon/bien formidable beau, agréable assez bien, OK

Go to the City Museum - it's fantastic! The salads in this restaurant aren't very good.

grandioso, eccellente bello, carino ok, abbastanza bene terribile

There are some great cafes in that street. There's a nice park by the river. The food isn't great, but it's OK. The food here is terrible, really, really bad.

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terrible bed blanket fridge kettle shower towel

adjective noun noun noun noun noun noun

ˈterəbəl bed ˈblæŋkɪt frɪdʒ ˈketl ˈʃaʊə ˈtaʊəl

entsetzlich, schrecklich Bett Decke, Bettdecke, Wolldecke Kühlschrank Teekessel, Kessel Dusche Handtuch

affreux, épouvantable lit couverture réfrigérateur bouilloire douche serviette

letto coperta frigorifero bollitore doccia asciugamano

Is there a double bed in the room? There's an extra blanket on the bed. There's a small fridge for cold drinks. Is there a kettle for making tea? There's a shower in the hotel room. We like big white hotel towels.

attractive dark fair fat


əˈtræktɪv dɑːk feə fæt

attraktiv dunkel blond dick, fett

séduisant sombre; brun blond gros

attraente scuro biondo grasso

He thinks Angelina Jolie is attractive. He's tall and dark. She's small and fair. A lot of people are fat.

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Unit 5 49 49 49 49



German

French

Italian

Example Sentence

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old overweight short

adjective adjective adjective

əʊld ˌəʊvəˈweɪt◂ ʃɔːt

alt übergewichtig klein

vieux, vieille trop gros petit

vecchio troppo grasso piccolo sottile

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slim tall thin ugly young

adjective adjective adjective adjective adjective

slɪm tɔːl θɪn ˈʌgli jʌŋ

schlank groß dünn hässlich jung

mince grand maigre laid jeune

My grandmother is very old. They're overweight, not really fat. He's short; only 1.68m She's not eating because she wants to be slim.

alto magro brutto giovane da solo

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alone like live live with live with work work work bed breakfast brother

əˈləʊn laɪk lɪv ˈlɪv wɪð ˈlɪv wɪð wɜːk wɜːk wɜːk bed ˈbrekfəst ˈbrʌðə

allein mögen, gefallen leben zusammenleben mit bei jemandem leben arbeiten arbeiten arbeiten Bett Frühstück Bruder

seul aimer vivre vivre avec qn vivre/habiter avec qn travailler travailler travailler lit petit déjeuner frère

They're very tall; over 1.90m! My father is tall and thin. The hotel is OK but vey ugly. Her grandmother is young; she's only 53. He doesn't live alone; he lives with his mother.

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child coffee come home dinner finish get up gym lunch lunch make dinner start to have a shower watch eat afternoon

tʃaɪld ˈkɒfi həʊm ˈdɪnə ˈfɪnɪʃ ˌget ˈʌp dʒɪm lʌntʃ lʌntʃ meɪk stɑːt ˈʃaʊə wɒtʃ iːt ˌɑːftəˈnuːn◂

Kind Kaffee nach Hause kommen Abendessen aufhören, beenden aufstehen Fitnesstraining zu Mittag essen Mittagessen Abendessen zubereiten anfangen, beginnen duschen sehen, zusehen essen Nachmittag

enfant café rentrer (chez soi) dîner terminer, finir se lever gym, gymnastique déjeuner le déjeuner préparer le dîner commencer prendre une douche regarder manger après-midi

piacere vivere vivere con vivere/ abitare con lavorare lavorare lavorare letto colazione fratello bambino

like a city/your job: She likes her job. She lives in New York City. He lives with his wife and daughters. Who do you live with? He doesn't work as a writer. We work for an international company. My brother works in an office. He goes to bed at 11:00. Sara has breakfast at 7:00 I've got one brother and two sisters. They have two children.

caffè ritornare a casa cena finire alzarsi palestra pranzare pranzo preparare la cena iniziare, cominciare fare la doccia guardare mangiare pomeriggio

I have a coffee for breakfast. My wife comes home at 7:00. We have dinner at 8:00. I finish work at 6:00. We get up late at the weekend. I go to the gym every day. We have lunch at Gino's. She has a salad for lunch. My husband makes dinner on Sundays. What time do you start work? He has a shower in the morning. We watch TV in the evening. She eats a salad for lunch. We drink tea in the afternoon.

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Page Headword 54

at 9 in the morning


German

French

ɪn

um 9 Uhr morgens

à 9 heures du matin

preposition verb noun noun verb

ət kɔːl ˈiːvnɪŋ ˈfraɪdi hæv

am Abend/in der Nacht/am Wochende anrufen Abend Freitag haben

le soir/ le weekend appeler soir vendredi avoir

meɪk ˈmʌndi ˈmɔːnɪŋ naɪt

(Freunde) finden, (Freundschaften) schließen Montag Morgen, Vormittag Abend, Nacht

se faire des amis lundi matin soir, nuit

preposition

Italian

Example Sentence

alle 9 della mattina

in the morning/afternoon/evening: Classes start at nine in the morning.

la notte/ il fine settimana

at night/the weekend: She has breakfast in bed at the weekend.

chiamare sera venerdi avere fare amicizie, trovare amici

Do you call your friends at the weekend? He comes home in the evening. I love Fridays! They don't have a lot of friends in London. You make friends at work.

lunedi mattina notte il sabato

My new job starts on Monday. She goes to the gym in the morning. They study English at night. on Saturday/Wednesday/weekdays: The party is on Saturday.

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at night/the weekend call evening Friday have

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make friends Monday morning night

verb noun noun noun

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on Saturday Saturday stay Sunday surf Thursday Tuesday Wednesday weekday weekend say sport study work

preposition noun verb noun verb noun noun noun noun noun verb noun verb noun

ɒn ˈsætədi steɪ ˈsʌndi sɜːf ˈθɜːzdi ˈtjuːzdi ˈwenzdi ˈwiːkdeɪ ˌwiːkˈend◂ seɪ spɔːt ˈstʌdi wɜːk

am Samstag Samstag bleiben Sonntag surfen Donnerstag Dienstag Mittwoch Wochentag Wochenende sagen Sport studieren Arbeit

le samedi samedi rester dimanche surfer jeudi mardi mercredi jour de (la) semaine week-end dire sport étudier travail

sabato rimanere domenica navigare giovedi martedi mercoledi giorno feriale weekend, fine settimana dire sport studiare lavoro

They go to the cinema on Saturdays. We don't stay at home at the weekend. Sunday brunch is popular in the USA. They're always surfing the internet. The museum opens late on Thursdays. She has Spanish on Tuesdays. There's a market on Wednesdays. I get up early on weekdays. We get up late at the weekends. Please say hello to my grandmother. I don't play sport. She studies German. They go to work early.

noun noun noun noun noun noun noun

ˈbɑːθrʊm ˈbedrʊm ˈselə ˈgærɪdʒ ˈgɑːdn hɔːl ˈkɪtʃɪn

Badezimmer, Toilette Schlafzimmer Keller Garage Garten Eingangsbereich, Flur Küche

salle de bains chambre cave garage jardin entrée, couloir cuisine

sala di bagno camera da letto cantina garage giardino atrio, corridoio cucina

Where's the bathroom? We have two big bedrooms. There's a cellar in our house. We don't have a garage for the car. They have a small garden. The hall is very small. His kitchen is fantastic!

Unit 6 59 59 59 59 59 59 59

bathroom bedroom cellar garage garden hall kitchen



German

French

Italian

Example Sentence

59

living room

noun

ˌlɪvɪŋ ˈruːm

Wohnzimmer

salle de séjour

soggiorno mansarda

59 59 60 60

loft stairs armchair basin

noun noun noun noun

lɒft steəz ˈɑːmtʃeə ˈbeɪsən

Speicher, Dachboden, Bühne Treppe Sessel Waschbecken

grenier escalier fauteuil lavabo

In our flat there's a very big living room. We haven't got a loft because we live in a flat.

scale poltrona lavandino vasca da bagno

60 60 60

bath bin chair

noun noun noun

bɑːθ bɪn tʃeə

Badewanne Abfalleimer Stuhl

baignoire poubelle chaise

I like flats because there are no stairs. Dad wants a new armchair. The basin in the bathroom is very old. There isn't a bath in this flat, but there is a shower.

pattumiera

60 60 60 60

coffee table cooker desk dishwasher

noun noun noun noun

ˈkɒfi ˌteɪbəl ˈkʊkə desk ˈdɪʃˌwɒʃə

Couchtisch Herd Schreibtisch Geschirrspüler

table basse cuisinière bureau lave-vaisselle

There's a big bin in the kitchen. We've got six chairs in the living room. There are some beautiful books on the coffeee table.

60

fridge

noun

frɪdʒ

Kühlschrank

réfrigérateur

60 60 60

lamp mirror sink

noun noun noun

læmp ˈmɪrə sɪŋk

Lampe Spiegel Spülbecken

lampe miroir évier

60 60 60

sofa table toilet

noun noun noun

ˈsəʊfə ˈteɪbəl ˈtɔɪlɪt

Sofa Tisch Toilette

sofa table toilettes

60

wardrobe

noun

ˈwɔːdrəʊb

Kleiderschrank

armoire

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washing machine clean empty iron

noun verb verb verb

ˈwɒʃɪŋ məˌʃiːn kliːn ˈempti ˈaɪən

Waschmaschine putzen leeren, ausräumen bügeln

lave-linge nettoyer vidanger repasser

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laundry lay the table sweep

noun verb verb

ˈlɔːndri leɪ swiːp

Wäsche den Tisch decken wischen

linge sale mettre la table balayer

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tavolino basso


forno scrivania lavastoviglie frigorifero

You find a cooker in the kitchen. I've got a desk in my bedroom. A dishwasher is really important. They've got a really big fridge in their kitchen.

lampada

They haven't got any lamps in the living room.

specchio lavello divano

There's a mirror in the bathroom. Please use the basin, not the sink! There's a really big sofa in the living room.

tavolo gabinetto armadio

We've got a small table in the kitchen. There's a toilet in the bathroom. Have you got a big wardrobe in your bedroom?

lavatrice

Is your washing machine in the kitchen or the bathroom?

pulire svuotare stirare bucato

I always clean the bathroom. He never empties the dishwasher. Do you iron your clothes? My grandmother always does the laundry on Mondays.

apparecchiare la tavola spazzare

Can you lay the table, please? He sometimes sweeps the floor.


German

French

Italian

Example Sentence

62

tidy

verb

ˈtaɪdi

aufräumen

ranger

mettere in ordine passare l'aspirapolvere

62

vacuum

verb

ˈvækjuəm

staubsaugen

passer l'aspirateur sur qc.

They never tidy the living room. I sometimes vacuum the stairs at the weekend.

lavare 62 65 65 65 65 65 65

wash camcorder camera console DVD player flat-screen laptop

wɒʃ ˈkæmˌkɔːdə ˈkæmərə ˈkɒnsəʊl ˌdiː viː ˈdiː pleɪə ˌflæt ˈskriːn ˈlæptɒp

ab-/waschen Camcorder Fotoapparat, Kamera Konsole DVD-Spieler Flachbildschirm Laptop

laver caméscope appareil photo console lecteur DVD télévision à l'écran plat ordinateur portable

We never wash the dishes - we've got a dishwasher!

camcorder macchina fotografica console lettore DVD schermo ultrapiatto (computer) portatile stereo

65

stereo

noun

ˈsteriəʊ

Stereoanlage

stéréo

He wants to buy a new camcorder. They've got an expensive new camera. He has three games consoles! I don't have a DVD player. I want to buy a flat-screen TV. She's got a new laptop for work. We need a new stereo to listen to good music.

senza fili 65

wireless

adjective

ˈwaɪələs

über Funk, drahtlos

sans fil

They haven't got wireless internet at home.

69 69 69 69 69 69

aerobics chess cycling exercise football gallery


eəˈrəʊbɪks tʃes ˈsaɪklɪŋ ˈeksəsaɪz ˈfʊtbɔːl ˈgæləri

Aerobics Schach Radfahren Sport, Training Fußball Galerie

aérobic échecs faire du vélo exercice football galerie

aerobica scacchi fare ciclismo esercizio calcio galleria indovinello

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puzzle tennis walk hate like

noun noun noun verb verb

ˈpʌzəl ˈtenɪs wɔːk heɪt laɪk

Rätsel Tennis Spaziergang hassen mögen

casse-tête tennis promenade détester aimer

I really like aerobics. I never play chess. They go cycling at the weekends. She does exercise at the gym He plays football on Saturdays. He goes to a lot of galleries. She sometimes does the puzzles in the newspaper.

tennis passeggiata odiare essere ghiotto di, amare piacere

70 70 70 70 72 72 72

like like love mind cook dance drive

verb verb verb verb verb verb verb

laɪk laɪk lʌv maɪnd kʊk dɑːns draɪv

gern haben od. tun etw. gerne tun lieben etwas dagegen haben kochen tanzen fahren

aimer (bien) aimer faire qc. aimer avoir qc. contre faire la cuisine, cuisiner danser conduire

We sometimes play tennis. Do you want to go for a walk? I hate watching films on TV. He doesn't like pizza. I quite like TV but I love going to the cinema.

amare, piacere adorare, amare avere qc in contrario cuocere ballare guidare

They don't like going to museums. She loves modern art. She doesn't mind doing puzzles. She never cooks dinner. They sometimes dance at parties. He never drives at night.

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German

French

pleɪ sɪŋ spiːk tɔːk juːz raɪt ˈeɪprəl ˈɔːgəst dɪˈsembə ˈfebruəri ˈdʒænjuəri dʒʊˈlaɪ dʒuːn mɑːtʃ meɪ nəʊˈvembə ɒkˈtəʊbə sepˈtembə

spielen singen sprechen sprechen, reden benutzen, arbeiten mit schreiben April August Dezember Februar Januar Juli Juni März Mai November Oktober September

jouer chanter parler parler utiliser écrire avril août décembre février janvier juillet juin mars mai novembre octobre septembre

adjective

ˌeɪˈtiːnθ

achtzehnter

dix-huitième/ le 18 mai

eighth

adjective

eɪtθ

achter

huitième/ le 7 novembre

75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75

eleventh fifteenth fifth first fourteenth fourth nineteenth ninth second

adjective adjective adjective adjective adjective adjective adjective adjective adjective

ɪˈlevənθ ˌfɪfˈtiːnθ fɪfθ fɜːst ˌfɔːˈtiːnθ fɔːθ ˌnaɪnˈtiːnθ naɪnθ ˈsekənd

elfter fünfzehnter fünfter erster vierzehnter vierter neunzehnter neunter zweiter

onzième/ le 11 mars quinzième/ le 15 avril cinqième/ le 5 septembre le premier janvier quatorzième/ le 14 juillet quatrième/ le 4 juillet dix-neuvième/ le 19 septembre neuvième/ le 9 décembre deuxième/ le 2 juillet

75

seventeenth

adjective

ˌsevənˈtiːnθ

siebzehnter

dix-septième/le 17 juin

72 72 72 72 72 72 74 74 74 74 74 74 74 74 74 74 74 74

play sing speak talk use write April August December February January July June March May November October September

verb verb verb verb verb verb noun noun noun noun noun noun noun noun noun noun noun noun

75

eighteenth

75


Italian

Example Sentence

giocare

She sometimes plays the piano in the evenings.

cantare parlare parlare utilizzare scrivere aprile agosto dicembre febbraio gennaio luglio giugno marzo maggio novembre ottobre settembre diciottesimo/ il 18maggio

He sings in the shower. She speaks French at home. Kevin talks to animals. My grandfather uses a computer. Does he write computer programs? April is the fourth month. Everything closes in August. Christmas is on December 25th. His birthday is in February. January is the first month of the year. They are on holiday in July. Her birthday is in June. There are 31 days in March. My favourite month is May. I don't like November. He starts work in October. School starts in September. Their wedding anniversary is on the eighteenth of May.

ottavo/ il 8 novembre

The opera starts on the eighth of November.

undicesimo, il 11 marzo

Have you got any tickets for the eleventh of March?

qindicesimo/ il 15 aprile quinto/ il 5 settembre il primo gennaio quattordicesimo/ il 14 luglio quarto/ il 4 luglio dicianovesimo/ il 19 settembre nono/ il 9 dicembre secondo/ il 2 luglio diciasettesimo/ il 17 giugno

They are singing on the fifteenth of April. His birthday is the fifth of September. There's a big party on the first of January. Can you come on the fourteenth of July? The fourth of July is important in the USA. Come on the nineteenth of September. He arrives on the ninth of December. The second of July is my birthday. We go on holiday on the seventeenth of June.


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German

French

75 75 75 75

seventh sixteenth sixth tenth


ˈsevənθ ˌsɪkˈstiːnθ◂ sɪksθ tenθ

siebter sechzehnter sechster zehnter

septième / le 7 août seizième/ le 16 juillet sixième / le 6 juin dixième / le 10 octobre

75 75 75 75 75

third thirteenth twelfth twentieth twenty-first

adjective adjective adjective adjective adjective

θɜːd ˌθɜːˈtiːnθ twelfθ ˈtwentiəθ ˌtwenti ˈfɜːst

dritter dreizehnter zwölfter zwanzigster einundzwanzigster

troisième/ le 3 mars treizième/ le 13 janvier douxième/ le 12 février vingtième/ le 20 décembre vingt-et-unième/ le 21 janvier

Italian

Example Sentence

settimo/ il 7 agosto

My wedding anniversary is the seventh of August.

sedicesimo/ il 16 luglio sesto/ il 6 giugno decimo/ il 10 ottobre terzo/ il 3 marzo

School ends on the sixteenth of July. Her birthday is the sixth of June. University starts on the tenth of October. They come to Britan on the third of March.

tredicesimo/ il 13 gennaio dodicesimo/ il 12 febbraio ventesimo/ il 20 dicembre ventunesimo/ il 21 gennaio

I don't work on the thirteenth of January. The twelfth of February is his birthday. She goes on the twentieth of December. We start on the twenty-first of January.

attore artista donna/uomo d'affari

Maryl Streep is a great actor. Picasso was a wonderful artisit. My brother wants to be a business person.

danzatore/trice leader musicista politico/a scienziato cantante star scrittore/trice fa

Michael Jackson was a fantastic dancer. Ghandi was an important leader. My sister wants to be a musician. I don't want to be a politician. Einstein was a vey important scientist. There are a lot of singers on TV. Usain Bolt is a Jamaican sports star. JK Rowling is a British writer. two days/six months/ten years ago: Ten years ago we were in Argentina.

in

in 1980/in 2010: Mobile phones weren't small in 1980.

scorso

last week/month/year: My first holiday in Rio was last year.

notte ieri ieri

I was at home last night. It was my birthday yesterday. yesterday morning/afternoon/evening: We were in school yesterday morning.

profondo

The sea is very deep here.

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actor artist

noun noun

ˈæktə ˈɑːtɪst

Schauspieler/in Künstler/in

actor/actress artiste

80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80

business person dancer leader musician politician scientist singer star writer

noun noun noun noun noun noun noun noun noun

ˈbɪznəs ˌpɜːsən ˈdɑːnsə ˈliːdə mjuːˈzɪʃən ˌpɒləˈtɪʃən ˈsaɪəntɪst ˈsɪŋə stɑː ˈraɪtə

Geschäftsmann/-frau Tänzer/in Führungspersönlichkeit Musiker/in Politiker/in Wissenschaftler/in Sänger/in Star Schriftsteller/in, Autor/in

femme/homme d'affaires danseur/euse leader musicien/ne homme/femme politique scientifique chanteur, chanteuse vedette, star écrivain

82

ago

əˈgəʊ

vor ...

il y a

82

in

ɪn

in (im Jahr)

en

82 82 82

last night yesterday

adjective noun noun

lɑːst naɪt ˈjestədi

letzte/r/s Abend, Nacht gestern

dernier/dernière soir/nuit hier

82 85

yesterday deep

adverb adjective

ˈjestədi diːp

gestern tief

hier profond


adverb preposition


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German

French

Italian

Example Sentence

fɑː ˈhevi lɒŋ tɔːl waɪd

weit schwer lang hoch breit

loin lourd long haut large

lontano pesante lungo alto largo

My mother lives far away. This bag is really heavy. The road is over 300 kilometers long. The building is very tall. The Thames isn't a very wide river.

verb verb verb verb verb verb verb verb verb verb verb

ˈbɒrəʊ baɪ ɜːn ɪnˈvest lend peɪ seɪv sel spend wɪn kliːn

borgen, leihen kaufen verdienen investieren leihen bezahlen sparen verkaufen ausgeben gewinnen putzen, saubermachen

emprunter à acheter gagner investir prêter qc. à qn. payer metre de côté vendre dépenser gagner nettoyer

prestare comprare guadagnare investire prestare pagare risparmiare vendere spendere vincere pulire recapitare

verb

dɪˈlɪvə

austragen, liefern

distribuer

Can I borrow €10 from you? He buys a lot of books. He doesn't earn a lot of money. The bank invests our money. I never lend money to friends. Can I pay by credit card? I want to save €100 a month. He sells a lot on the internet. They always spend a lot of money. I never win the lottery. I cleaned the kitchen every day. He delivered newspapers when he was a teenager.

aiutare

help your brother/sister with his/her homework: I helped my brother with his homework.

occuparsi di riempire mettere in ordine lavare lavorare lavorare essere al verde avveduto

She looked after her neighbour's children. He stacked shelves in the supermarket. He tidied the living room on Saturdays. We washed cars at the weekends. They worked in a factory in the summer. She worked part-time in a cinema. I was broke when I was a student. We were careful with money at university.

generoso

My aunt is very generous and always gives me money.

avaro

Dad's mean; he never gives us any money.

povero

The old man was very poor.


far heavy long tall wide

adverb adjective adjective adjective adjective

89 89 89 89 89 89 89 89 89 89 90

borrow buy earn invest lend pay save sell spend win clean

90

deliver

Unit 9

90 90 90 90 90 90 90 92

help look after stack tidy wash work work broke

92

careful

92

generous

92 92

mean poor


help ˌlʊk ˈɑːftə stæk ˈtaɪdi wɒʃ wɜːk wɜːk brəʊk

helfen sich kümmern um auffüllen aufräumen waschen arbeiten arbeiten pleite, blank

aider prendre soin de qn remplir ranger laver travailler travailler fauché

adjective

ˈkeəfəl

umsichtig

prudent

adjective

ˈdʒenərəs

großzügig

généreux

adjective

miːn pɔː

geizig, kleinlich arm

avare pauvre

verb phrasal verb verb verb verb verb verb adjective


German

French

Italian

Example Sentence

92

rich

adjective

rɪtʃ

reich

riche

ricco cento

94

hundred

number

ˈhʌndrɪd

hundert

cent

There are a lot of rich people in the city. There were eight hundred people at the concert.

cento 94

hundred

number

ˈhʌndrɪd

hundert

cent

She had four hundred and fifty pairs of shoes.

milione 94 94

million million

number number

ˈmɪljən ˈmɪljən

Million Million

million million

a/one million: He's got a million in the bank.

milione mille

94 94

thousand thousand

number number

ˈθaʊzənd ˈθaʊzənd

tausend tausend

mille mille

There are sixty million people in the UK. There are nine hundred and sevent-five people in the factory.

mille mille

94

thousand

number

ˈθaʊzənd

tausend

mille

I've got one thousand and one ideas! Two thousand, five hundred people use that website.

mille 94

thousand

number

ˈθaʊzənd

tausend

mille

He's got four thousand, three hundred and twenty internet 'friends'.

mille 94

thousand

number

ˈθaʊzənd

tausend

mille

You win one hundred thousand, five hundred and twent four thousand pounds!

99 99 99 99 99 99 99 99

baby change fit get married graduate job learn leave

noun verb adjective verb verb noun verb verb

ˈbeɪbi tʃeɪndʒ fɪt get ˈgrædʒuət dʒɒb lɜːn liːv

Baby wechseln, ändern fit heiraten seinen Abschluss machen Arbeitsstelle lernen verlassen, weggehen

bébé changer qc. en forme se marier terminer ses études emploi apprendre partir de

bebè cambiare in forma sposarsi laurearsi posto di lavoro imparare lasciare amore

They had a baby last year. I want to change job next year. They did a lot of exercise and got fit. We got married in 2001. He graduated in 1995. She wants to get a job in a bank. I want to learn to drive. He doesn't want to leave home. People sometimes fall in love at university.

99 99 99 99 99 99 99 102 102

love meet move quit retire start university angry bored

noun verb verb verb verb verb noun adjective adjective

lʌv miːt muːv kwɪt rɪˈtaɪə stɑːt ˌjuːnəˈvɜːsəti◂ ˈæŋgri bɔːd

Liebe kennen lernen umziehen kündigen in Rente gehen starten, beginnen Universität verärgert, zornig gelangweilt

amour faire la connaissance de déménager démissionner de prendre sa retraite commencer université furieux personne qui s'ennuie

incontrare trasferirsi, cambiare casa dimettersi da andare in pensione iniziare, cominciare università arrabbiato annoiato

She met someone special last year. We moved to Spain five years ago. She quit her job in September. My father retired last year. They want to start their own business. Are you going to university? When she's angry, she shouts. When I'm bored, I watch TV.

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German

French

Italian

Example Sentence

adjective adjective adjective adjective adjective adjective, pronoun

dɪˈprest ɪkˈsaɪtɪd ˈhæpi ˈnɜːvəs skeəd taɪəd

deprimiert aufgeregt, begeistert glücklich nervös verängstigt, ängstlich müde

déprimé excité heureux nerveux effrayé fatigué

depresso eccitato felice nervoso spaventato stanco offeso

adjective

ˌʌpˈset◂

verärgert, aufgebracht, erregt

fâché

I got depressed in my old job. I'm very excited about my new job. He sings when he's happy. She talks a lot when she's nervous. They're scared. I was very tired last week. They were upset and spoke to the teacher.

bellezza noun noun noun noun

ˈbjuːti ˌprɒdʌkts bəʊl ˈtʃɒklət klɒk

Schönheit Schüssel Schokolade Wanduhr

beauté coupe chocolat horloge

I bought some beauty products for my sister.

scodella, coppa cioccolato orologio cornice

105 frame

noun

freɪm

Rahmen

cadre

Put the salad in a big bowl, please. My grandmother loves chocolates. We need a clock for the kitchen. I bought a photo frame because it wasn't expensive.

vetri 105 glasses

noun

glɑːsɪz

Gläser

verres

We gave them glasses for their new house.

gioielli 105 jewellery 105 plant

noun noun

ˈdʒuːəlri plɑːnt

Schmuck Pflanze

bijoux plante

My husband gives me jewellery on my birthdays.

pianta piatto

105 105 105 105 105

noun noun noun noun noun

pleɪt ˈtɪkɪt tɔɪ vɑːz ˈvaʊtʃə

Teller Karte, Eintrittskarte Spielzeug Vase Gutschein

assiette billet jouet vase bon d'achat

Let's give them a plant for their flat. Can you put the plates on the table, please?

biglietto giocattolo vaso buono

I boguht two tickets for the show. The children have a lot of toys. The flowers look lovely in that vase. I bought her a voucher for a shop.

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depressed excited happy nervous scared tired

102 upset 105 105 105 105

beauty bowl chocolate clock

plate ticket toy vase voucher
