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CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION IFC 4.9 Hotel 35TITLE PAGE 1 4.10 Dealing with crime 36CONTENTS 2-3

5 THE BODY1 NUMBERS, TIME, HOLIDAYS, ETC.

5.1 Parts of the body 37-381.1 Numbers 4 5.2 Physical descriptions 391.2 Shapes 5 5.3 Verbs of movement 40-411.3 Calendar and holidays 6 5.4 At the hairdresser's and the beauty salon 421.4 Time 7 5.5 Hairstyling, make-up, and manicure 431.5 The United States 8

6 HEALTH

2 PEOPLE 6.1 Minor ailments and remedies 44-452.1 Personal Data 9 at the pharmacy

2.2 The family 10-11 6.2 Medical care 462.3 Daily routine/Home activities 12 6.3 At the hospital 47

6.4 Dental and eye care 483 HOUSING

3.1 Places to live: apartments and houses 13 7 CLOTHES AND FASHION

3.2 The kitchen 14 7.1 Men's and women's wear 49-513.3 Kitchen equipment 15 7.2 Describing clothes 523.4 The bathroom 16 7.3 Colors and patterns 533.5 The bedroom 17 7.4 Fabrics, sewing, and knitting 543.6 The living room 18 7.5 Accessories and jewelry 553.7 The dining room 193.8 The nursery and baby accessories 20 8 SCHOOL

3.9 The utility room 21 8.1 School and the classroom 563.10 The yard and garden 22 8.2 Playground and pre-school 573.11 Gardening 23 8.3 The school 583.12 Floor plan of a house 24 8.4 School subjects 59

8.5 The library 604 WORK/OCCUPATIONS

4.1 At home/Housework 25 9 FOOD4.2 Getting a job 26 9.1 Vegetables 614.3 Jobs 27-29 9.2 Fruit 624.4 The office 30 9.3 At the supermarket 63-644.5 Office activities 31 9.4 Supermarket counters 654.6 In a workshop 32 9.5 At the restaurant 664.7 In a factory 33 9.6 Fast food and snacks 674.8 On a construction site 34 9.7 Containers and quantities 68

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9..8 Cooking 69 14.6 Insects and small animals 1059.9 Breakfast 70

15 THE ENVIRONMENT10 TRANSPORTATION

15.1 Landscape features 1060.1 Public transportation 71 15.2 Seasons and weather 10702 Private transportation 72-73 15.3 Space 10803 The road/Road signs 74-750.4 At the airport 76-77 16 COMPUTERS, HOME AND OFFICE0.5 Water transportation 78 ELECTRONICS

16.1 Computers and software 10911 COMMUNITY 16.2 Home electronics and 110-111

11.1 Money 79 telecommunications

11.2 The city/City life 80-8111.3 At the post office 82 17 EXPRESSING ONESELF

11.4 At the drugstore 83 17.1 Adjectives 112-11311.5 At the mall 84 17.2 Prepositions 114-11511.6 Emergencies 85

WORDLIST 116-12812 SPORTS EXERCISES 129-140

12.1 Team and spectator sports 86-87 KEY TO EXERCISES 141-14212.2 Individual sports 88-89 PHOTO CREDITS 14312.3 Water sports 90 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 14412.4 Winter sports 91 PRONUNCIATION TABLE 14412.5 At the gym 92

13 RECREATION

13.1 Entertainment 9313.2 Hobbies and games 94-9513.3 Musical instruments 9613.4 At the beach 9713.5 In the country 9813.6 Places to visit 99

14 ANIMALS/PETS

14.1 Pets 10014.2 Farm animals 10114.3 Wild animals 10214.4 Fish and sea animals .10314.5 Birds 104

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1.1 NUMBERS

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m DAYS OF THE WEEK r!1 HOLIDAYS

October1 Easter* (April)2 Mother's Day* (May)3 Memorial Day* (May)

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 4 Father's Day* (June)5 Independence Day/Fourth of July (July 4th)

1 2 3 4 5 6 6 Halloween (October 31 st)7 Thanksgiving (Day)* (November)8 Christmas (Day) (December 25th)

7 8 9 10 11 12 13 9 New Year's Eve (December 31 st)10 Valentine's Day (February 14th)

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When's Valentine's Day?It's on February fourteenth.

When's Christmas Day?It's in December.

A: When's Halloween?B: .

A: When's ?B: It's on (date).Ilt's in (month).

Discussion

1 Which of these are religious holidays?2 Which holidays do you celebrate in your own

country? When are they?

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1 clock2 hour hand3 minute hand4 second hand5 face6 (digital) watch7 (analog) watch8 twelve o'clock (midnight)9 twelve o'clock (noon/midday)10 seven (0' clock)11 seven oh five/five after seven12 seven ten/ten after seven13 seven fifteen/(a) quarter after seven14 seven twenty/twenty after seven15 seven thirty

What time is it?It's ten ten.!lt is ten after ten.

16 seven thirty-five/twenty-five to eight17 seven forty/twenty to eight18 seven forty-five/(a) quarter to eight19 seven fifty/ten to eight20 seven fifty-five/five to eight21 eight a.m./eight (o'clock) in the morning22 eight p.m./eight (o'clock) in the evening

A: What time is it?B: It is .

Discussion1 What time is it?2 What time do you get up/ go to bed?

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DiscussionWhich states are on the Atlantic Ocean? thePacific Ocean? the Gulf of Mexico?

2 Which states are next to Canada? Mexico 7

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Application Form

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5 widow6 widower7 girl8 boy9 baby10 child11 toddler12 man13 woman14 teenager15 adult16 senior citizen

What's your address?It's 63 Maple Street.

What's your marital status?I'm married.ll'm a widow.

A: What's your marital status?B: I'm , .

A: What's your ?B: It's/I'm (a) .

Discussion1 Give the personal data of someone you know.2 Give the personal data of a famous person.

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m MARRIED COUPLE m GRANDPARENTS AND

1 husband GRANDCHILDREN

2 wife 9 grandfather3 ex-husband 10 grandmother4 ex-wife 11 granddaughter

12 grandsonIE] PARENTS AND CHILDREN

5 father rn SIBLINGS6 mother7 daughter 13 sister

8 son 14 brother

Who's she?She's Julia's mother.

Who's he?He's Tom's son.

A: Who's she?B: .

A: Who's he/she?B: He/She's " 's

DiscussionWhich of these words can be used only forwomen 7 only for men 7 both men and women?

2 Draw your family tree and describe it.

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IJ OTHER RELATIVES15 aunt16 uncle17 niece18 nephew19 COUSinS

II IN-LAWS20 father-in-law21 mother-in-law22 daughter-in-law23 son-in-law24 sister-i n-Iaw25 brother-in-law

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1 wake up2 get up3 wash your face4 rinse your face5 dry your face/yourself6 brush your teeth7 take a shower8 shave9 get dressed10 comb your hair11 put on make-up12 eat breakfast13 have a cup of coffee14 go to work

15 watch (TV)16 read (the paper)17 listen to the radio18 take a bath19 brush your hair20 go to bed21 sleep

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Is she getting up?es, she is.

Is he taking a shower?" e isn't. He's watching TV.

A: Is she listening to the radio?B: .

A: Is he/she ?B: Yes, he/she is.lNo, he/she isn't.

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m HOUSE

1 window2 shutter3 (front) door4 (front) porch

IE) DUPLEX5 (front) yard6 walkway ....7 screen door

[!I RANCH HOUSE8 gutter9 drainpipe10 fence11 driveway12 roof13 mailbox14 garage15 chimney16 satellite dish17 TV antenna

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19 doorbell20 intercom21 doorknob

IJ APARTMENT BUILDING22 fire escape23 balcony

Does this house have afront porch?No, it doesn't.

Does this house have achimney?Yes, it does.

DiscussionWhat kinds of places to live are there in. .city?

2 Where do you live? Describe your ho ~.A: Does this have a(n)......................................................... ?

B: Yes, it does./No, it doesn't.

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1 freezer2 refrigerator3 faucet4 counter/counter top5 sink6 cupboard/cabinet7 stove8 oven9 burner10 dishwasher11 microwave (oven)

Is this the microwave?Yes, i is.

Is this the stove?'. " isn't. It's the oven.

12 cookbook13 storage jar14 spices15 spice rack16 dishwashing liquid17 scouring pad18 trash can/garbage can

A: Is this the ?B: Yes, it is.lNo, it isn't. It's the

DiscussionWhich of these things do you have in yourkitchen?

2 Which of these things do you need?

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1 wok2 ladle3 pot4 toaster5 pot holder6 cookie sheet7 egg beaters8 tea kettle9 knife

10 cutting board11 food processor12 roasting pan13 blender14 peeler15 garlic press16 can opener17 rolling pin18 sieve19 colander20 steamer

What do you do with a teakettle?You boil water in it.

What do you do with a wok?You stir-fry vegetables in it.

KITCHEN EQUIPME

21 measuring spoons 27 bottle opener22 grater 28 coffee maker23 (mixing) bowl 29 handle24 whisk 30 saucepan25 measuring cup 31 lid26 (electric) mixer 32 frying pan

A: What do you do with a(n)........................................................ ?

B: You .inl with it.

DiscussionWhich of these things do you have in yourkitchen 7

2 Which things would you like to have? Why?

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1 shower2 shower curtain3 mirror4 shelf5 bathtub6 tile7 toilet8 bath mat9 laundry basket/hamper

10 cup11 toothpaste ®12 toothbrush13 toothbrush holder14 shaving cream15 shaving brush16 razor17 soap18 soap dish19 medicine cabinet20 towel rack21 wash cloth22 hand towel23 bath towel24 faucet :.: ..

25 sink26 toilet paper27 box of tissues

DiscussionWhich of these things do you have in yourbathroom? Which would you like to have?

2 Do you prefer taking a bath or a shower) Why?

What color is the bath mat?It's red.

What color are the tiles?They're white.

A: What color is/are the ?B: It'slThey're .

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1 curtains2 lamp3 nightstand/night table4 double bed5 bedspread6 carpet7 pillowcase8 pillow9 headboard

10 twin bed11 quilt12 wallpaper

(flat) sheet(fitted) sheetmirrordressing tablealarm clockmattressdust ruffle

Where's the lamp?It's on the nightstand.

Where's the bedskirt?It's under the mattress.

A: Where's the flat sheet?B: It's the .

A: Where's the """ ?B: It's on/under the " "." .

DiscussionWhat do you have in your bedroom?

2 Which of these things would you like to have?

13 closet14 dresserlchest of

drawersdrawerknobcomforter

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(fireplace) screenplanterplantlamplampshade

1 picture2 picture frame3 mantel(piece)4 vase5 flowers6 fireplace

Where's the vase?It's on the mantel.

Where are the books?They're in the bookcase.

A: Where's the lamp?B: It's the .A: Where's/Where are the

............................................. ?B: It'slThey're .

drapewindowcoffee tablethrow pillowcushionsofa/coucharmchairfurniturewall unitdeskbookcasebooks

DiscussionWhat do you have in your living room?

2 Do you like this living room? Why or why not?

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1 sideboard2 mirror3 chandelier4 (dining room) table5 chair6 teapot7 pepper shaker8 salt shaker9 napkin

10 napkin ring11 place mat12 glass13 pitcher

m DISHES14 wine glass15 bowl16 plate17 cup18 saucer19 serving dish

IE) SILVERWARE/CUTLERY20 fork21 knife22 tablespoon23 teaspoon

Where's the pepper?It's to the left of the salt.

Where's the knife?It's to the right of the fork.

A: Where's the """"",,,,,, ..,,,,, ..,,,,,,,,,, ?B: It's" """ """""" ",,,,,, ..""" ....,,,...." ""

of the ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ..,,,,,,,,,,,, ..,,, ..,,,,,,,, ,

Discussion1 Which of these things are used for eating?2 Which of these things do you use for drinking?

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1 diaper2 changing pad3 potty chair4 crib5 stuffed animal6 teddy bear7 baby clothes8 high chair9 bib10 pacifier11 baby wipes12 spill-proof cup13 nipple14 (baby) bottle15 sterilizer

16 baby carriage17 stroller18 intercom/baby monitor19 baby carrier20 car seat

Where's the baby?He's in his car seat.

A: Where's the baby?B: He's/She's in/on his/her

DiscussionWhich of these things are used for taking ababy outside?

2 Which of these things are used for feeding ababy?

Where's the baby?She's in her crib.

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Where's the clothespin?It's on the clothesline.

Where's the laundry?It's in the laundry basket.

A: Where's the laundry detergent?B: It's the .

A: Where's the ""."" "" ?B: It's in/on the "." .

DiscussionWhich of these things do you have in yourhome)

2 How often do you use these things?

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1 umbrella2 patio3 (patio) table4 (patio) chair5 flowers6 flowerbed7 lawn8 barbecue9 yard

10 hedge11 bush12 tree13 vegetable garden14 lounge chair

15 daffodil16 hyacinth17 daisy18 tulip19 orchid20 rose

Do you like roses?Yes, I do.

Do you like hyacinths?No, I don't.

Discussion1 Do you have a yard? a patio? Describe it.2 Do you like to work with plants? What kind?

A: Do you like ?B: Yes, I do./No, I don't.

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1 seeds2 seedling tray3 shed4 compost5 rake6 fork7 shovel/spade8 planter9 hose

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10 wheelbarrow11 watering can12 garden shears13 sprinkler

clippersgardening glovestrowellawn mower

A: I want to water the garden.S: You need a watering can or a

sprinkler.

A: I want to mow the lawn.B: You need a lawn mower.

A: I want to " .B: You need a(n) .

and/or (a/an) " " .

Discussion

1 Do you like gardening?2 Which of these things do you do?

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1 attic2 second floor3 staircase4 bannister5 hallway6 first floor7 stairs D8 basemenVcellar

CJ9 ceiling

10 window11 window frame12 window pane13 screen14 shutter15 wall16 floor

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Does your home have a diningroom?

0, it doesn't.

Does your home have stairs?Yes, it does.

A: Does your home have a(n)..................................................?

B: Yes, it does./No, it doesn't.

DiscussionWhich of these things do you have in yourhome?

2 Are there many two-story houses in your city?

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2 She has a stomachache.3 antacid4 Alka Seltzer™

5 He has a headache.6 painkiller/pain reliever7 aspirin8 pills/tablets

9 He has a cold.10 cold medicine11 tissues

16 She has a temperature/fever.17 thermometer

What's the matter with her?She has a fever.What's wrong with him?He has a broken leg.

He has a sore throat.throat lozenges

He has a cough.cough syrup

18 She has a nosebleed.19 He has a backache.20 He has a broken leg.

A: What's the matter/ What'swrong with him/her?

B: He/she has .

DiscussionWhat do you take for a stomachache 7 a cold? asore throat? a cough?

2 When is the last time you were sick? What wasthe matter?

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24 bruise25 sunburn26 cut27 scratch28 bump

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29 gauze (pad)30 adhesive tape31 adhesive bandage/Band-Aid™

35 insect/bug bite36 insect repellent37 cream

32 blood33 black eye34 scar

What happened to her?She fell down.

What happened to him?He got a bump.

A: What happened to him/her?B: He/She " .

Discussion1 Which of these remedies do you have at home?2 What are some ways people can get a bruise 7 a

sunburn? a cuP a bump 7

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THE DOCTOR'S OFFICE

1 height chart2 patient3 doctor/physician4 examination table5 X-ray6 blood pressure gauge7 scale8 prescription9 medical records10 stethoscope

MEDICAL SPECIALISTS

11 cardiologist12 ear, nose, and throat

(ENT) specialist13 pediatrician14 obstetrician/gynecologist I15 ophthalmologist16 osteopath17 physiotherapist/physical therapist18 counselor/therapist

What's this?It's an x-ray.

Who's she?She's a physical therapist.

A: What's this "" " " " """. ?B: It's a(n) "."""""."."""" " "."",, ..

A: Who's he/she """ "" " ,,.... ",, ?B: He's/She's a(n) """ "" "" .. "."".",, .

DiscussionDo you always go to the doctor when you'resick?

2 Have you ever visited any of these specialists?

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HOSPITAL WARD

1 doctor2 nurse3 patient4 orderly5 gurney6 stitches7 operation/surgery8 mask9 surgeon10 surgical gloves11 anesthetist12 give a shot13 syringe14 needle15 cast16 wheelchair17 crutches18 waiting room19 surgical collar20 sling21 scalpel

Is she a nurse or an orderly? A:She's an orderly.

A: Is this a{n) .or a{n) ?

B: It's a(n) ,

Is she/he a{n) .or a{n) ?

B: She's/He's a(n) .

DiscussionHave you ever been in the hospital? Why wereyou there?

2 Do you like to visit people in the hospital?

Is this a cast or a surgicalcollar?It's a surgical collar.

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6.4 DENTAL AND EYE CARE

II m DENTAL CARE1 dentist2 drill3 dental assistant4 patient5 (dental) hygienist6 lamp7 orthodontist8 braces9 dental floss

10 back teeth11 front teeth12 filling13 gums14 tooth15 dentures16 mirror

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T 0 Z= 3 eyeglass case.. 19 ®L P E D;o.4 20 glasses. PECFD* 5 21 lens

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Who's this?It's the dentist.

What's this?/What are these?'s a filling./They're glasses.

A: Who's/What's this?B: It's the/a(n) .

A: What are these?B: They're .

DiscussionDo you like to go to the dentist?

2 Do you wear eyeglasses/contact lenses?

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OUTDOOR CLOTHING1 rain hat2 baseball cap3 hat4 umbrella5 raincoat6 jacket7 coat8 gloves

SWEATERS9 turtleneck10 V-neck sweater11 cardigan12 crewneck sweater

FOOTWEAR13 shoes14 running shoes15 boots16 sandals17 pumps

Do you prefer coats or jackets?I prefer jackets.

Do you prefer sandals orboots?I prefer sandals.

A: Do you prefer or.. ?

B: I prefer .

NIGHTCLOTHES18 pajamas19 slippers20 nightgown/nightie21 bathrobe

Discussion

Which of these things do you need in .e: C' ::: :

weather?2 Which of these things do you only ',e2':::: -:-=-

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CASUAL WEAR

1 pants/slacks; 2 sweatshirt

I 3 T-shirt4 shorts5 Jeans6 blazer7 overalls

UNDERWEAR8 panties/underwear9 ankle socks10 slip/petticoat11 panty hose/stockings/

nylonstightsbrasocks

15 suit16 jacket17 blouse18 skirt19 dress20 evening gown

What color is the T-shirt?I 's white.

What color are the tights?ney're black.

A: What color is/are the,..,., ,., , ,.., ?

B: It's/They're (light/dark)

Discussion1 Describe the clothes that you usually wear.2 In your opinion, which type of clothes look best on

a woman) on a man?

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UNDERWEAR14 undershirt15 socks16 boxer shorts/boxers17 briefs/jockey shorts

SPORTSWEAR18 warm-up suit19 bathing suit/swimsuit20 running shoes21 bathing suit/swimming

trunks

Do you like this vest?Yes, I do.

Do you like these socks?0, I don't.

.1 FORMAL WEAR1 suit2 tie3 tuxedo4 bow tie5 vest6 shirt

CASUAL WEAR7 sweatshirt8 jacket9 shirt10 pants/slacks11 T-shirt12 baseball cap13 jeans

A: Do you like this shirt?B: .

A: Do you like this/these

Discussion1 Describe the clothes that a classmate usually wears.2 Which of these clothes are commonly used only at nigh?

only during the day? both at night and during the day?

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1 collar2 lapel3 sleeve4 buckle5 shoelace6 heel

ADJECTIVESshort-sleevedlong-sleevedwidenarrowbaggyloosetight

Do you like shoes with buckles?es, I do.lNo, I don't.

Do you like baggy pants?'es, I do.lNo, I don't.

A: Do you like with.................................................... ?

B: Yes,I do.lNo, I don't.

A: Do you like ?B: .

DiscussionWho in the class is wearing clothes and shoeswith these parts?

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COLORS1 white2 sky blue3 yellow4 navy blue5 gold6 pink7 brown8 dark green9 purple10 beige11 cream12 dark blue13 red14 gray15 orange16 black17 turquoise

A: What colors are in the.., ,., ,..,..,. pattern?

B: .

DiscussionWhich of these dolors or patterrswear?

2 Describe what the person ne

What colors are in the checkedpattern?Navy blue and white.

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7.4 FA B R I C 5, 5 EWIN G, AND K NIT TIN G

1 knitting needle2 pattern3 sewing basket4 hook and eye5 fastener/snap6 thread7 pincushion8 thimble9 needle10 safety pin11 pin12 tape measure13 scissors14 yarn15 Veicro™16 iron-on tape17 sewing machine18 dressmaker/seamstress19 tailor20 stain

Where's the sewing basket?l's behind the pincushion.

Where are the scissors?-nf. •.•e in front of the yarn.

A: Where's/Where are the.. ?

B: It's/They're behind/in front of the

DiscussionWhich of these things do you have at home7

2 What fabrics are you wearing today?

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Ace ESS0 RI ES AND 7.5

m JEWELRY1 watch2 chain3 brooch/pin4 necklace5 earring6 cufflink7 tie clip8 bracelet9 barrette

10 pearls11 ring

1213

GEMS14 diamond15 emerald16 ruby17 amethyst

rn ACCESSORIES 18 sapphire

20 daily planner 19 topaz

21 handkerchief22 wallet23 change purse24 scarf25 make-up bag26 tote bagZJ clutch (bag)28 purse/handbag29 suspenders

briefcasebeltbucklekey ring

t's a nice belt.=;oee.ll disagree. I don't like it.

- se are nice earrings.=;oee.ll disagree. I don't like

DiscussionIn your opinion, which of these things:1 are expensive?2 are useful?

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B SCHOOLS

:11 nursery school/pre-school2 kindergarten3 elementary school4 junior high/middle school5 high school6 college/un iversity7 graduates8 technical/vocational school9 adult education classes

IE) THE CLASSROOM

10 teacher11 blackboa rd/cha Ikboa rd12 desk13 textbook14 student15 television16 video cassette recorder17 cassette/CD player18 chalk19 overhead projector20 bulletin board21 poster22 computer23 whiteboard24 whiteboard marker

®~~o.d c~b<. w..f poe,e; ~- rsl0e.ite ~OW' COV"lMa<W <WI t1ttl pOfP-

~-

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P."" /fay-

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" PLAYGROUND AND PRE-SCHOO

1 scooter2 swings3 jungle gym4 bench5 seesaw/teeter-totter6 slide7 sandbox8 sand9 kite

10 skateboard11 tricycle12 Rollerblades™13 roller skates 14 easel

15 toys16 doll17 book18 building blocks19 coloring book20 crayon21 paints22 paintbrush23 safety scissors24 jigsaw puzzle25 glue

What color is the tricycle?:'s red.

hat color are the buildingblocks?

ey're yellow, blue, red, and green.

A: What color is/are the. ?

B: It's/They're .

Discussion1 Which of these things have wheels?2 Which of these things did you have

were a child?

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8.3 THE SCHOOL

B CLASSROOM OBJECTS1 triangle2 ruler3 protractor4 compass5 eraser6 notebook7 (ballpoint) pen8 pencil9 pencil sharpener10 calculator

:1m THE SCIENCE LAB CD

tongs ~11 .\12 bunsen burner13 beaker

graduated cylinder '"14

~15 pipette16 goggles ========-17 test tube

[!1 THE GYM18 mat

m THE COMPUTER LAB19 screen20 keyboard

IJ THE LANGUAGE LAB21 headphones

\.....I \... .... "'-- \.. .... "-..- \..~ II THE CAFETERIA® 22 tray

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Microsoft,

CD

What are the studentsstudying here?They're in biology class.

A: What are the students studyinghere?

B: They're in class.

DiscussionWhich of these subjects do/did you take 7

2 What are/were your favorite subjects in school?

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1 librarian2 checkout desk3 library card4 reference section5 books6 shelf7 terminal/computer8 cart9 periodicals section10 magazines11 newspapers12 information desk

I need a magazine. Where should I go?To the periodical section.

I need some information. Where shouldI go?To the information desk.

13 storytelling14 photocopier15 title16 author17 call number18 dictionary19 children's section20 atlas21 encyclopedia

,ENCYCLOI'EOJA OF

WORLDHI5TOR.@

A: I need a{n)/some .Where should I go?

B: To the .

Discussion1 How often do you go to the library?2 What do you usually do at the library?

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10 zucchini11 spinach12 mushrooms13 green onions14 watercress

15 asparagus16 lettuce17 green beans ",18 eggplant19 peas20 celery21 corn (on the cob)22 potatoes23 tomatoes24 garlic25 green pepper26 red pepper27 artichoke

Should we buy cauliflower or broccoli?Let's buy broccoli.

Should we buy green peppers or redpeppers?Let's buy green peppers.

A: Should we buy .or ?

B: Let's buy .

1 carrots2 cabbage3 cauliflower4 onions5 cucumbers6 broccoli7 brussel sprouts8 leeks9 pumpkin

DiscussionDo you eat vegetables every da ~Which do you eat mos 0 le .

2 Which of these vege abies C2~ _ Eo:

without cooking them?

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1 tangerine2 grapefruit3 lemon4 lime5 orange6 grape7 pineapple8 banana9 honeydew melon

Do you prefer apples or pears?I prefer pears.

Do you prefer peaches orplums?don't like either.

10 avocado11 kiwi12 papaya13 mango14 apricot15 starfruit16 peach

21 apple22 pear23 watermelon24 plum25 strawberry26 raspberry27 blueberry28 rhubarb29 cherry

NUTS30 hazelnut31 walnut32 coconut33 Brazil nut34 almond35 peanut36 cashew

A: Do you prefer or. ?

B: I prefer .II don't like either.

DiscussionWhich of these fruits are common in yourcountry?

2 Which of these fruits do you like?

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m CHECK-OUT AREA

1 aisle2 groceries3 check-out counter4 customer/shopper5 (check-out) cashier6 conveyor belt7 (shopping) cart8 shopping bag

rn FROZEN FOODS

m DAIRY PRODUCTS

9 eggs10 yogurt11 margarine12 cheese13 milk14 butter

m JARS/CANNED FOOD

15 baked beans16 tuna fish17 soup18 tomatoes19 honey20 corn21 peanut butter ~

22 jelly

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DRY GOODS

1 coffee2 tea3 cocoa4 cereal5 rice6 pasta7 oatmeal8 flour9 cookies

10 sugar

CONDIMENTS

11 spices/herbs12 salt13 pepper14 oil15 vinegar16 salad dressing17 ketchup/catsup18 mustard19 mayonnaise

DRINKS

20 red wine21 white wine22 beer23 mineral water24 soft drink/soda25 juice

HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS26 trash bags/garbage bags27 plastic wrap28 aluminum foil29 window cleaner

What do we need today?We need some coffee and somesugar, but we don't need anycookies.

A: What do we need today?B: We need some , but

we don't need any ,

DiscussionWhat would you buy to make:1 brea kfast?2 a quick dinner?

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m MEAT

BEEF ~1 pot roast2 steak3 ground beef4 liver

PORK ("~5 pork chops6 sausage7 bacon

LAMB !iiJ8 leg of lamb9 lamb chops

CHICKEN V10 chicken

IE) DELICATESSEN/DELI11 dip12 coleslaw13 potato salad14 ham15 salami16 lunch meat17 Swiss cheese18 American cheese19 cheddar cheese

[!I FISH AND SEAFOOD rn BAKERY20 whole trout 29 whole wheat bread21 scallops 30 bagels22 oyster 31 pita bread23 lobster 32 French bread24 crab 33 cupcakes25 shrimp 34 white bread26 mussels27 fish fillet28 salmon steaks

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18 whipped cream19 Ice cream20 cheesecake21 pie

,~ 22 (chocolate) cake

1 waiter2 menu3 wine list4 dessert cart

APPETIZERS/HORS D'OEUVRES

5 shrimp cocktail6 salad7 soup

MAIN COURSES

8 roast beef9 baked potato

10 stuffed peppers11 pizza12 lasagna

13 spaghetti14 fish fillet15 vegetables16 nce17 noodles

I'd like the lasagna, please.Certainly.

I'd like the cheesecake, please.I'm sorry, we don't have any today.

DRINKS

white winered winechampagnebottled watercoffeeteamilk

A: I'd like the ,please.

B: Certainly.ll'm sorry, we don't haveany today.

DiscussionWhat would you like:1 for dinner?2 to drink?3 for dessert?

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1 milkshake2 straw3 soft drink/soda

4 hamburger5 hotdog 11 Ice cream

6 French fries 12 Ice cream cone

7 fried chicken 13 doughnuVdonut

8 sandwich 14 muffin

9 taco10 potato chips

Would you like a hamburger?Yes,please.

ould you like somedoughnuts?• 0, thanks.

A: Would you like some potatochips?

B: .

A: Would you like a(n)/some

Discussion1 How often do you have fast food?2 What's your favorite fast food restaurc":~ ::.

do you usually order there?

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QUANTITIES

12 a cup13 a tablespoon14 a teaspoon15 a gallon16 a quart17 a pint18 a pound19 an ounce

1 bag2 can3 Jar4 bottle5 carton6 loaf7 tub/container8 box9 roll10 tube11 six-pack

emptya quarter fulla third fullhalf fullthree quarters fullfull

How much milk do we want?Two quarts.! A gallon.

How many cans of soda do wewant?Three.

A: How much do wewant?! How many of............. do we want?

B: .

DiscussionWhat do you usually buy in these containers(bags, cans, etc.)?

2 How much of these foods do you usually buy:milk, meat, bread, rice, fish?

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CD 0) 1 wash2 peel3 grate4 chop5 crush6 beat7 cut8 slice9 grease10 break11 stir12 mix13 knead14 steam15 saute16 pour17 weigh18 boil19 add20 bake21 stir-fry22 grill23 roast24 barbecue25 measure26 fry

Is this crushing or chopping?{'S crushing.

Is this boiling or frying?:'s frying.

Is this or. ?B: It's , .

Discussion1 In what different ways can you cook ec:-2 Explain how you make one of your 'Ci. ~ _2

dishes.

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1 grapefruit2 hot cereal3 milk4 cereal5 orange juice6 butter7 toast8 croissant9 coffee

10 tea11 jam12 bagel13 cream cheese

14 soft-boiled egg15 scrambled eggs16 omelet17 fried egg18 fried egg over easy

Would you like somescrambled eggs?

0, thanks. I'd rather have cereal.

Would you like some toast?Yes,please.

Discussion1 What do you usually eat for breakfast?2 Which of these foods would you like to try?

A: Would you like a(n)/some............................ ?

B: No, thanks. I'd rather have a(n)/some.................. , ., .IYes, please.

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1 arrivals and departures board2 train/railroad station3 turnstile4 passenger car5 ticket6 train7 passenger

subway stationenginetracktimetableescalatorplatform

14 (taxi) driver/cab driver15 taxi/cab16 bus17 luggage compartment18 bus stop19 bus driver

Do you want to go by bus?o. Let's go by taxi.

o you want to go bysubway?.0. Let's go by bus.

A: Do you want to go by train?B: No. Let's go by .

A: Do you want to go by " ?B: No. Let's go by .

DiscussionWhich of these forms of transportation are usedin your city7

2 Which of these forms of transportation do youuse?

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m CARS1 hatchback2 sedan3 station wagon4 four-wheel drive/SUV5 convertible6 sports car

m TWO-WHEELED VEHICLES

7 bicycle -r ~: ;:dea~1 @j\ /0-;'

10 motorcycle ~ /: I11 motor scooter . '~ .~ ~9' •12 moped ®

m OTHER VEHICLES13 truck14 van15 trailer16 minivan17 motor home

IJ ENGINE21 cylinder block22 distributor23 battery24 air filter

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P R I VAT E T RA N S PO RTAT ION 2 \10.2

1 roof rack2 windshield3 hood4 headlight5 headrest6 seat belt7 door8 gas cap9 rear window

10 trunk11 brake light12 bumper13 exhaust pipe14 license plate15 windshield wiper16 side mirror17 fender18 hubcap19 tire

20 clutch21 brake22 accelerator23 rearvlew mirror24 dashboard25 steering wheel26 turn signal27 radio/cassette/CD player28 gear shift29 emergency brake

What's this - a van or a motor home?It's a van.What's this - the turn signal or thegear shift?It's the gear shift.

A: What's this - a(n)/the.............................. or a(n)/the............................................. ?

B: It's a(n)/the .

Discussion1 Do you have any of these vehi G

2 Which are more common in 0 .-:-

convertibles or station ag ~or mopeds?

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1 on-ramp2 overpass3 off-ramp/exit4 street light5 lane6 shoulder7 divider8 reflector9 toll booth

10 toll boothattendant

Is this a street light or a trafficlight?It's a street light.

Is this an on-ramp or an off-ramp?:'s an off-ramp.

INTERSECTION

11 traffic light12 red light13 yellow light14 green light15 street16 crosswalk

A: Is this a(n) ora(n) ?

B: It's a(n) .

Questions for discussion1 Do highways in your country look like this7

2 Do you have tollbooths in your country? Howmuch is the toll?

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1 bridge2 railroad crossing3 barrier

5 one-way sign6 stop sign7 yield sign8 railroad crossing sign9 roadwork signo slippery-when-wet sign1 steep hill sign2 no U-turn sign

no right turn signschool crossing signdo not enter sign

'0 interstate highway signpedestrian crossingspeed limit sign

.SC~OOL

. . .WRONGWAY

"W

/hat does this sign mean?: means" one way."

A: What does this sign mean?B: It means " "

DiscussionIs there a bridge in your city? a train - c ~

2 What other road signs have you set: ~at does this sign mean?- leans" do not enter."

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passportsecurity checkpointmetal detectorX-ray machinecarry-on bagbaggage/luggageporterbaggage/luggage cartsuitcaseflight information

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21 cabin22 window seat23 middle seat24 aisle seat25 flight attendant26 tray27 window28 armrest29 cockpit30 piloVcaptain31 instrument panel32 copilot33 oxygen mask34 overhead

compartmenVbin35 life jacket36 takeoff37 wing38 runway39 landing40 airplane/jet41 tail42 air traffic controller43 baggage cart44 control tower45 hangar46 rotor blade47 helicopter

Where's the pilot?He's in the cockpit.

Where's the plane?It's on the runway.

A: Where's the armrest?B: It's .

A: Where's the ?B: It's/He's/She's in/on the .

DiscussionWould you like to work at an airport? What job(s)would you like to have?

2 Have you ever flown on a plane? Describe yourflight.

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Coast Guardboat

2 life jacket3 cruise ship4 oil tanker5 ferry

6 sailing ship7 anchor8 cable

20 yacht21 deck

Have you ever been on a ferry?Yes, I have.

Have you ever been on ayacht?•,0, I haven't.

DiscussionWhich of these boats do you think is:1 the slowest/fastest?2 the heaviest?

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1 bank2 bank officer3 ATM4 credit card5 ATM/debit card6 bank teller7 customer8 cash drawer

9 traveler's check10 foreign currency11 checkbook12 bank statement13 withdrawal slip14 (personal) check15 stub

16 cash17 dollar coin18 fifty-cent piece/fifty cents19 quarter/twenty-five cents -----_.<~.:20 dime/ten cents21 nickel/five cents \22 penny/one cent ~- @23 one/one dollar (bill)/one dollar24 five (dollar bill)/five dollars25 ten (dollar bill)/ten dollars26 twenty (dollar bill)/twenty dollars27 fifty (dollar bill)/fifty dollars28 one hundred (dollar bill)/one hundred dollars

Do you have change for a dollar?Sure. Here'are four quarters.

Doyouhavechangeforatwenty?Sure. Here are two fives and a ten.

A: Do you have change for a five-dollar bill?

B: Sure. Here are " ..""""""""" .

A: Do you have change for a..,..".,..,."."",..,.""."?

B: Sure. Here are .

Questions for discussionWhat kinds of bills and coins are =-= - c_country?

2 How often do you go to the be ~ _ATM?

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1 walk sign2 don't walk sign3 pedestrian4 bus5 crosswalk6 no parking sign7 security camera8 department store9 double yellow line

10 bus stop11 bus shelter12 road sign

ANYTIME

13 parking meter14 traffic15 traffic light16 street17 bus lane18 gutter19 curb20 sidewalk21 handrail

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billboard

2 skyscraper3 high-rise building

4 skyline5 sky

6 manhole7 manhole cover

8 bridge

9 fire hydrant 10

11 subway entrance

12 store/shop

13 vendor14 magazine stand

Are there trash cans on the sidewalks in yourcity?es, there are./No, there aren't.

re there bus lanes on the streets in your city?<::s,there are./No, there aren't.

A: Are there onthe sidewalks/on the streetsin your city?

B: Yes,there are.lNo, there aren't.

DiscussionWhich of these things do ~ S~

every day?2 Which of these things 0 _

wish your city had?

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2 book of stamps3 envelope4 postmark5 airmail letter6 letter7 postcard8 address9 zip code

10 stamp11 (birthday) card

12 scale/meter13 counter14 postal clerk15 customer

16 delivery17 mail/letter carrier

What's that?I 's a mailbox.

What are those?They're stamps.

·:::··"':.-1 ••..•...• :..• r~ , 1:- • t:.1'_

I~

/~.j

18 mail19 mail truck/van20 mailbag21 collection

A: What's that?! What are those?B: It's a(n) .I

They're .

DiscussionHow would you send these things:1 a check to someone in another country?2 a birthday present?

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1 white outrM

2 Scotch™ tape3 thumbtacks4 pencil5 eraser6 string7 ballpoint pen8 colored pen9 (pad of) paper10 (pack of) envelopes11 glue stick

PERIODICALS, BOOKS, He.12 ribbon13 bow14 matches15 wrapping paper16 (roll of) film17 street map18 newspaper19 coloring book20 paperback/book21 magazine

CONFECTIONERY22 (box of) chocolates23 (bag of) candy24 (bar of) chocolate/candy

bar25 (bag of) potato chips26 (stick of) chewing gum27 mints28 lollipops29 fudge

Can I have one of those maps, please? A:Here you are.

Can I have one of those/someof that ,please?

B: Here you are.

Discussion1 Where do you usually buy these thin~:~2 What magazines do you like to ree:.3 What kind of candy do you Ii e?

Can I have some of that fudge,please?Here you are.

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1 music store2 video store3 pharmacy/drugstore4 optician's5 sporting goods

store6 candy store7 toy store

mall'"bookstorecard storeescalatorshoe storefabric storeelectronics storeclothing store

I need a TV.Let's go to the electronics store.

I'd like some chocolate.Let's go to the candy store.

A: I need some tennis balls.B: Let's go to the .

A: I needll'd like a(n)/some

Discussion:1 Do you like to shop?2 Where do you usually shop for clothes? books?

shoes? CDs?

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1 police officer2 police station3 police car

fire stationfire extinguisherfire hydrantfire enginehosesmokefireladderfi refig hter

13 ambulance14 accident15 intravenous drip/IV16 oxygen mask17 stretcher18 accident victim19 paramedic

20 roadside help21 tow truck

22 calling card23 emergency number24 pay phone

'" 25 coin slot26 receiver27 number pad

Have you ever been in an accident?Yes,I have. I was in an accident last year.

Have you ever been in a tow truck?No, I haven't.

A: Have you ever been in a(n). ?

B: Yes, I have. I was in a(n)....................................... .INo, Ihaven't.

Discussion

1 What should you do in an erne ~E-~ ~

2 Would you like to be a police -:::=:" ::firefighter? a paramedic?

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m FOOTBALL1 football field2 goalpost3 goal line4 yard line

lEI BASEBALL11 bat12 batter13 crowd/spectators14 mask15 home plate16 catcher17 pitcher18 (baseball) glove/mitt19 pitcher's mound20 base21 umpire22 stadium23 outfield24 infield

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B BASKETBALL1 backboard2 basket/hoop3 net4 basketball5 (basketball) court6 (basketball) player

m VOLLEYBALL7 volleyball8 net9 (volleyball) player

m BOXING10 boxing glove11 boxer12 boxing trunks13 referee14 ropes15 boxing ring

m HORSE RACING16 gate17 racehorse18 jockey

Do they play football in yourcountry?Yes,they do./No, they don't.

Is boxing popular in yourcountry?Yes, it is./No, it isn't.

A: Do they play .in your country?

B: Yes,they do./No, they don't.

A: Is popular inyour country?

B: Yes, it is./No, it isn't.

DiscussionDo you play any of these sports?

2 Do you watch any of these sports on television?

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m TENNIS

1 (tennis) racket2 (tennis) ball3 (tennis) player4 baseline5 court6 net

rn BADMINTON

7 (badminton) racket8 (badminton) player9 birdie/shuttlecock

m PING PONG/TABLE TENNIS

10 (ping pong) ball11 paddle12 (ping pong) player13 net14 (ping pong) table

I) BOWLING

18 pin19 bowler20 (bowling) ball21 gutter .•22 lane

m MARTIAL ARTS

15 karate16 blackbelt17 judo

Would you like to trybadminton?Yes,I would.!No, I wouldn't.

Would you like to try karate?I've already tried it.

A: Would you like to try......................................................... ?

B: Yes,I would.! No, I wouldn't.! I'vealready tried it.

Ii WRESTLING

23 wrestler24 mat

DiscussionWho are some famous:1 tennis players? 4 cyclists)2 wrestlers? 5 golfers?3 runners) 6 gymnasts?

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B RUNNING

1 runner2 Jogger

rn CYCLING

3 helmet4 cyclist5 bicycle/bike

R HORSEBACK RIDING6 rider7 horse8 saddle9 stirrup10 reins

m GOLF

11 golfer12 (golf) club13 (golf) ball14 tee15 hole16 green

IJ ROllERBlADING

17 helmet18 rollerblader19 elbow pads20 in-line skate/Rollerblades™

II GYMNASTICS

21 gymnast22 balance beam

[SJ ROCK CLIMBING

23 climber24 harness25 rope

Did you go cycling last weekend?Yes,I did.

Did you do gymnastics lastweekend?, 0, I didn't.

A: Did you go .climbing/do gymnastics/play golflast weekend?

B: Yes,I did.lNo, I didn't.

Discussion1 Which of these sports need sp a

clothes?2 Which of these sports 100 - c ~".

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WATER

B SWIMMING

1 goggles2 swimming/bathing cap3 swimmer4 swimming pool

rn SNORKELING

5 snorkel6 snorkeler

m SCUBA DIVING

7 (air) tank8 scuba diver9 mask

m DIVING

10 diver11 diving board

"I

I) SURFING ANDWINDSURFING

12 surfer 21ff

13 surfboard14 windsurfer15 sailboard

sailmastsailboat

CANOEING

paddlecanoeistcanoe

I) WATER-SKIING

28 water-skier29 water ski30 motorboat31 towropeII ROWING

16 oar17 boat18 rower

m FISHING

19 fisherman20 fishing rod21 (fishing) line

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· WINTER SPORTS 12.4

r.:.1 SLEDDING

1 sled2 snow

m SKIING

3 downhill skiing4 pole5 (ski) boot6 skier7 ski8 cross-country skiing9 trail10 snowboard11 chair lift

m SKATING

12 figure skating13 figure skater14 ice skate15 blade16 speed skating17 speed skater18 Ice

rn BOBSLEDDING

19 helmet20 bobsled21 bobsledder

IJ SNOWMOBILING22 snowmobiler23 snowmobile

What are they doing.They're downhill skiing.

What's she doing?She's figure skating.

A: What's he/she doing?B: He's/She's .

A: What are they doing?B: They're .

DiscussionWhich of these sports are popular in yourcountry?

2 Do any famous skiers, figure skaters, or speedskaters come from your country?

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1 rowing machine2 (free) weights3 mat4 treadmill5 exercise bike6 aerobics class

ACTIONS

7 walk8 kick9 bounce

10 throw11 catch12 run13 reach14 hop15 lift16 kneel

17 bend over18 stretch19 do sit-ups20 do push-~:.::21 Jump22 Jump ro _

What are they doing?They're running on the treadmill.

A: What's he/she doing?B: He's/She's .

A: What's are they doing?B: They're ,..,.. , .

Discussion1 Do you ever use any of this exercise equipme :-2 Which of these actions do you do when you

exercise?

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1 concert2 baton3 conductor4 (symphony) orchestra5 audience

6 ballet7 ballerina8 ballet dance9 ballet shoes

10 opera11 singer12 orchestra pit

13 theater14 spotlight15 aisle16 stage17 actor18 actress

19 movie, film20 (movie) screen21 movie theater

22 band23 drummer24 singer/vocalist25 guitarist

A: When did you last go to a{n)/the ?

B: I went ago.!J've never been.

en did you last go to theeater?,ent two months ago.

en did you last go to the_ era?

:: never been.

DiscussionWhat's your favorite form of en e lG'~~=-:- -do you like it?

2 Who is your favorite enterta'n,,"! ,him/her?

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HOBBIES1 coin collecting2 COin

3 stamp4 stamp collecting5 magnifying glass6 (stamp) album7 baking8 photography9 camera

10 astronomy11 telescope

12 bird-watching13 binoculars14 gardening

ARTS AND CRAFTS15 playing music16 embroidery17 quilting18 sewing19 knitting20 knitting needle

21 sculpting22 sculpture23 painting24 (paint) brushes25 pottery26 potter's wheel27 woodworking

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GAMES1 video/computer games2 chess3 chessboard4 chesspieces5 checkers6 checkerboard7 dice8 backgammon9 cards

)0 you like playing chess?lOS, I do./No, I don't.

o you like knitting?,e never tried it.

A: Do you like painting?B: Yes,I do./No, I don't./I've never

tried it.

Discussion1 What are your hobbies?2 Which of these games can you play?

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STRINGS

1 bow2 violin3 viola4 (double) bass5 cello6 piano

BRASS

7 French horn8 tuba9 trumpet

10 trombone

WOODWINDS

11 flute12 piccolo13 oboe14 recorder15 clarinet16 saxophone17 bassoon

ROCK MUSIC

24 mike/microphone25 (electric) guitar26 (bass) guitar27 keyboard28 amplifier

Which is larger - a double bass or acello?A double bass is larger.

Which is smaller - an accordion ora harmonica.A harmonica is smaller.

A: Which is larger/smaller - a(n)................................................. or a(n)................................................. ?

B: A(n) is .larger/smaller.

PERCUSSION

18 xylophone19 drum set20 cymbal21 drum

OTHER INSTRUMENTS

22 accordion23 harmonica

Discussion1 Can you play any of these instruments?2 Which instrument has the nicest sound?3 Which instruments can be very loud?

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1 (beach) umbrella2 sandcastle3 ocean/sea4 pier5 seashell6 beach chair7 sunglasses8 shovel9 buckeVpail

10 sand11 sunbather12 beach towel13 lifeguard14 promenade/boardwalk15 beach ball16 float17 sunscreen/suntan lotion18 bikini

19 bathing suiVswimmingtrunks

20 bathing suiVswimsuit21 cooler22 wave23 surfboard24 surfer

hat's this?:'s a beach ball.

Vhat are these?- ey're sunglasses.

A: What's this?B: It's a(n)/the .

A: What are these?B: They're .

DiscussionDo you like to go to the beach? How ohen doyou go?

2 Which of these things do you usually ta e 0 thebeach with you?

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13.5 IN THE COUNTRY

m BALLOONING

hot-air balloon

m FISHING2 lake3 boat4 fisherma n/a ng ler5 fishing rod6 fishhook

m HIKING7 hiker8 backpack9 trail

10 signpost

Have you ever gone ballooning? A: Have you ever goneYes, I have./No, I haven't. ?

B: Yes,I have./No, I haven't.

DiscussionWhich of these activities would you like to try?Why7

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1 botanical garden2 roller coaster3 Ferris wheel4 amusement park5 zoo

auld you rather go to an exhibition or acraft fair?, rather go to a craft fair.

• ould you rather visit a museum or a park?either. I'd rather visit a zoo.

A: Would you rather go to/visita(n) or a(n)........................................................ ?B: I'd rather go to a(n)................................... .IN either. I'drather go to a(n) .

DiscussionWhich of these places looks themost fun?

2 Are any of these places near yourhome?

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1 cat2 whiskers3 fur4 basket5 kitten6 hutch7 rabbit8 cage9 parakeet10 hamster11 (goldfish) bowl12 goldfish13 aquarium14 tropical fish

15 gerbil16 tail17 guinea pig18 doghouse19 paws20 dog21 puppy

Do you have any pets?No, I don't.

Do you have any pets?Yes, I do. I have a dog and some

I fish.

A: Do you have any pets?B: No, I don't./Yes, I do. I have (a/an)

Discussion1 Which of these pets need a special" home 7"2 Which of these pets could you keep in an

apartment?3 Which of these pets needs to be outdoors7

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1234567 COW8 calf9 goose10 gosling11 duck12 duckling13 chicken14 chick15 rooster

donkey(nanny) goatkid(billy) goatturkeybull

What's a baby pig called?It's called a piglet.

What's a baby horse called?It's called a foal.

A: What's a baby .called?

B: It's called a(n) .

DiscussionWhich of these words refer only to mate animals?only to female animals?

2 Which of these animals are on farms in yourcountry?

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14.3 WILD0

1 elephant2 tusk3 trunk4 lion5 mane6 tiger7 bear8 rhinoceros9 horn10 hippopotamus11 kangaroo12 pouch13 cheetah14 water buffalo15 zebra16 stripes17 koala bear18 giraffe19 leopard20 spots21 deer22 antlers23 llama

24 gorilla25 tortoise26 polar bear27 camel28 hump29 monkey30 lizard31 wolf32 raccoon33 alligator34 crocodile35 snake

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FISH1 shark2 tail3 gills4 fin5 snout6 bass7 trout8 scales9 eel

10 angelfish

ich is smaller - an octopus or a whale?-- odopus.

ich is friendlier - a dolphin or a shark?-: phin.

A: Which is slower - a sharkor a walrus?

B: .

Questions for discussion1 Which of these fish do people often eat?2 Which of the sea animals can you

sometimes find on land?

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1 flamingo2 pelican3 crane4 robin5 penguin6 flipper7 cockatoo8 crest9 owl10 swallow11 ostrich12 eagle13 beak14 falcon15 stork16 seagull17 hummingbird18 pigeon

22 tail23 peacock24 feathers25 parrot

19 nest 26 swan20 egg 27 bill21 bluejay 28 wings

29 crow30 claws

Are parrots prettier thanpigeons?Yes, they are.

Are hummingbirds biggerthan robins?

, they aren't. They're smaller.

A: Are prettier!bigger than ?

B: Yes, they are./No, they aren't. They're

Discussion1 Are there a lot of birds in your area?2 Which of these birds do you see where you live?

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INSECTS1 wasp2 beehive3 bee4 honeycomb5 ladybug6 mosquito7 moth8 butterfly9 cockroach10 dragonfly11 caterpillar12 snail13 grasshopper14 spider web15 spider16 ant17 fly

SMALL ANIMALS18 dlipmunk19 rat20 skunk21 mole22 frog23 mouse24 groundhog/woodchuck25 squirrel

Is this a moth?Yes,it is.

Is this a squirrel?No, it isn't. It's a chipmunk.

A: Is this a(n) ,.,..,..,..,..,.., , , ?B: Yes, it is./No, it isn't. It's a(n)

DiscussionWhich of these insects and animals aredangerous?

2 Which of these insects and animals can yousometimes find inside?

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1 peak2 mountain3 lake4 cactus5 meadow6 hill7 valley8 palm tree9 desert

10 (sand) dune11 reservoir12 dam13 pond14 woods1S pine cone16 pine tree17 forest18 island19 coastline20 river21 stream/brook22 waterfall

rockcliffbeachcavegrassfieldtreeswamp

Is there a hill near your home?Yes, there is.

Are there any fields near yourhome?• 0, ~here aren't.

A: Is there a(n)/Are there any. near.................................................?

B: Yes, there is/are.lNo, thereisn't/aren't.

Discussion

1 How many of these things are in your country?2 What are the names of some famous mountains?

lakes7 islands? rivers?

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SEASONS1 summer2 autumn/fall3 winter4 spring

WEATHER5 rainy6 sunny7 snowy ./

8 icy9 clear10 cloudy11 foggy

THERMOMETERS

What's the weather like?It's foggy.

What's the weather like?It's cloudy and cool.

12 hazy13 windy14 stormy15 lightning16 rainbow

TEMPERATURES17 hot18 warm19 cool/chilly20 cold21 freezing22 below freezing

A: What's the weather like?B: It's and .

A: What's the weather like?B: It's .

DiscussionWhat's your favorite season? Why?

2 What's your favorite kind of weather? Why)

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m HARDWARE

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@Descent into the Martian Deep

The mysteries of Mars have long fascinated us Earthlings. Glimpsed

sketchily through our telescopes, its sunace detail has had a tantalizing efreet a

iroaginations. Bafore spacecraft ,eached it and llUlppedit, the sun ace of Man; was a

Unknovm Land. which was endowed with some wondrous features and

Cleatures. Among the most intriguing and the apparently most well-establi

A: What's this called?B: It's a(n) ', .

What's this called?'s a laptop.

What's this called?:'s an icon.

Discussion1 Do you use a computer at home or work?2 What can people do on a computer?

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1 DVD player2 DVD

3 video (cassette)4 remote (control)5 video cassette recorderNC R

6 televisionfTV7 TV screen

8 games console9 video games

10 clock radio

11 stereo system/hi-fi12 compact disc/CD player13 compact disc/CD14 tape deck/cassette deck15 tape/cassette16 radio17 tuner18 speaker19 computer20 personal cassette playerlWalkman ™21 headphones

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1 cell phone/cellular phone/mobile (phone)2 charger3 telephone/phone4 answering machine5 cordless phone6 base7 keypad8 handset9 adapter plug

10 (pocket) calculator11 pager12 electronic personal organizer/

PDA

13 flash14 film15 camera16 lens17 Polaroid™ camera18 digital camera19 video camera20 slide projector21 slide22 battery23 flashlight24 light bulb25 tripod

Which is more useful - a Polaroid camera or adigital camera?I think a digital camera is more useful.

Which is more useful - a VCR or a DVD player?I think a VCR is more useful.

A: Which is more useful - a(n).................................. or a(n)............................................ ?

B: I think a(n) .is more useful.

Discussion1 Which of these things do you have?2 Which of these things would you like

to have7

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FEELINGS1 sad2 nervous3 confused4 angry/mad5 excited6 surprised7 bored8 happy9 scared/afraid10 suspicious

Is she happy?Yes,she is.lNo, she isn't. She's bored

Does he look confused?Yes, he does.lNo, he doesn't. He looksscared

A: Is he/she ?B: Yes, he/she is.lNo, he/she isn't.

A: Does he/she look ?B: Yes, he/she does.lNo, he/she doesn't.

When do you feel:1 nervous?2 angry?3 happy?

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OPPOSITES1 neat2 messy

3 dry4 wet

5 tight6 loose

7 heavy8 light

9 open10 closed

11 short ...:~--

12 long

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emptyfull

roughsmooth

near/closefar

19 light20 dark

21 on22 off

23 thin24 thick

25 narrow26 wide

27 deep28 shallow

29 cheap30 expensive

31 fast32 slow

33 hard34 soft

Is it wet or dry?It's wet.

Is he far or near?He's near.

A: Is it light or heavy?B: It's .

A: Is it/he or ?B: It's/He's .

DiscussionWhat are other things that can be decribedwith these adjectives?

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9 Up10 down

11 in front of12 behind

13 in14 out (of)

Does this picture show!ill or down?It shows !ill.

Does this show in frontof or behind?Behind.

DiscussionHow many of these prepositions can youdemonstrate?

A: Does this show to or from?B: It shows .

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1 around2 between3 against4 across5 away from6 toward/towards7 outside8 inside9 into10 through11 out of12 along13 beside/next to

14 at the top15 in the middle16 at the bottom

17 on top (of)18 under/underneath

here is this tire?,'s at the top.

\'here is this ball?:'s outside the box.

A: Where is this ?B: It's .

DiscussionWho is sitting:1 next to you?2 across from you?3 in the middle of the room?

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,ba-na-/58burner I'ba-na-I 14bus IbAsl 71, 80bus driver l'bAS ,dralva-I 71bush /bufl 22business studies I'blzms

,stAdizl 59bus lane l'bAS leln! 80bus shelter l'bAS ,fdta-I 80bus stop l'bAS stopl 71,80butcher I'butfa-I 27butter l'bA!a-163, 70butterfly I'bi\!a-,flall 105buttocks l'bA!gksl 37button l'bAt'nl 52buttonhole l'bi\t'n,houV 52

cab Ikrebl 71cabbage l'krebld31 61cabin I'krebln! 77cab driver I'kreb ,dralva-I 27cabin cruiser I'krebm ,kruza-I 78cabinet I'krebgmt! 14cable l'kelb;:JV 78cactus l'krektg;1 106cafeteria l,krefg'tlri;:JI 58cage Ikeld31 100calculator I'krelkyg,lel!a-I 58,

111calf Ikref/ 37, 101California l,krelI'brnygl 8calling card l'bhI) ,kardl 85call number l'bl,nAmba-1 60camel I'kremgll 102camera I'kremrgl 94, 111camper I'krempa-I 98campfire I'krempfala-I 98camping l'krempII)1 98camping stove l'kremptI)

,stouv/98campsite I'krempsalt! 98ca n Ikrenl 68Canada I'krengdgl 8

candy I'krendi/ 83candy bar I'krendi ,barl 83candy store I'krendi ,st:Jrl 84canned food I,krend 'fud! 63canoe Ik;:J'nul 90canoeing Ib'nUlI)1 90canoeist Ik;:J'nUistl 90can opener I'kren ,oupgna-I 15cape Ikelpl 42captain I'kreptgnl 77car Ikorl 72, 98card store I'kard st:Jrl 84cardigan l'kardgg;:Jnl 49cardiologist l,kordi'olgd31Sti 46cards Ikordz/ 95cargo ship I'korgou ,flpl 78cargo I'korgoul 78carpenter I'karpgnta-I 27ca rpet I' korplt! 17carrots I'krergtsl 61carry I'kreril 40carry-on bag I'kreri :In ,bregl 76car seat I'kor sitl 20Carson City l,kors;:Jn 'sl!il 8cart Ikort! 60carton I'kort'n! 68cash Ikrefl 79cash drawer I'kref dr:Jrl 79cashew I'kreful 62cashier Ikre'ftrl 63cassette Ib'setl 110cassette deck Ikg'set ,dekl 110cassette player Ib'set ,plela-I

56,73cast Ikrestl 47casual wear l'kre3u;:Jl,werl 50,

51cat Ikretl 100catch /kretfl 92catcher I'kretfa-I 86caterpillar l'kre!a-,pIla-1 105catsup l'ketf;:Jpl 64cauliflower I'bh,flaua-I 61cave Ikelvl 106CD I,si 'di/ 110CD player I,si 'di ,pIela-1 56,

73,110C drive I'si dralvl 109CD-ROM I,si di 'rami 109CD-ROM drive I,si di 'rom

,dralv/109ceiling l'sihI)1 24celery l's£1gri/ 61cellar l's£1a-124cello I'tfeloul 96cell phone l's£1Jounl 111cellular phone l,s£1y;:Jla-'faun!

111cement ISI'nient! 34cement mixer ISI'ment ;~\ksa-I

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center l'sent'3"l 5cents Isentsl 79cereal I'midl/ 64, 70chain /tfeml 55chair Itferl 19chair lift I'tfer hft/91chalk Itf:Jkl 56chalkboard l'tf:Jkb:Jrd! 56champagne Ifrem'peml 66chandelier l,Jrendd'hrl 19change purse l'tfemd3 p'3"sl55changing pad l'tfemd3rl)

,pred/20charger l'tfard3'3"1 111Charleston I'tfarlstdn! 8Charlotte I'farldtl 8cheap Itfipl 114checkbook I'tfekbuk! 79checked Itfekt! 53checkerboard l'tfek'3",b:Jrdl 95checkers I'tfeknl 95checking in I,tfekrl) 'ml 35checking out I,tfekrl) 'autl 35check-out area I'tfekau! ,eridl

63check-out cashier I'tfekaut'

kre,Jrr/63check-out counter I'tfekaut'

,kaunta--/63checkout desk I'tfek-aut'

,desk/60cheddar cheese l,tfed'3" 'tfiz/

65cheek Itfik! 38cheese Itfizl 63cheesecake I'tfizkerkl 66cheetah I'tfi!dl 102chef Ifdl 27chemistry I'kemdstril 59cherry I'tferil 62chess Itfesl 95chessboard l'tfesb:Jrd! 95chessman I'tfesmrenl 95chesspiece I'tfespisl 95chest Itfestl 37chest of drawers I,tfest dV

'dnrz/17chewing gum l'tfUII) ,gAm! 83Cheyenne Ifar'yren! 8Chicago IfI'kagoul 8chick ItfIk! 101chicken I'tfrbnl 65, 101child Itfalldl 9children l'tfIldrdnl 10children's section l'tfI1drdnz

,sekfdn/60chilly I'tfilil 107chimney I'tfrmni/ 13chin Itfml 37chipmunk l'tfrpmAl)kl 105chocolate I'tfakhtl 83

chocolate cake I,tfakht 'kerkl66

chocolates Itfaklrtsl 83chop Itfapl 69Christmas Day l,kflSIDdS 'derl 6Cincinnati I,smsl'nre!il 8circle l's'3"bl! 5circumference IS'3"'kAmfrdnsl 5clam /klreml 103clap Iklrepi 40clarinet I,klrerd'netl 96c1assifieds I'klresr,fardz/ 26classroom I'klresruml 56claw Ikbl 103, 104cleaning solution I'klinrl)

sd'lufdn! 48clear Iklrrl 107Cleveland I'klivldndl 8cIiff Ikhfl 106climber l'klarm'3"l 89clippers l'klrp'3"zl 23clock Iklak/ 7clock radio I,klak 'rerdioul 110close Iklousl 113closed Iklouzd! 114closet l'klaZitl 17clothesline I'klouzlaml 21clothespin I'klouzprn! 21clothes rack I' klouz rrekl 21clothing store I'klouorl) ,st:Jrl

84cloudy I'klaudi/ 107clutch /kIAtfl 73clutch bag l'klAtf bregl 55coastline I'koustlarnf 106coat Ikoutl 49Coast Guard boat I'koust gard

,bout! 78cockatoo I'kakd,tul 104cockpit I'kak,prtl 77cockroach I'kak-routfl 105cocoa I'koukoul 64coconut l'koub,nAt! 62coffee I'bfi/ 64, 66, 70coffee maker I'bfi ,melk'3"l 15coffee table I'bfi ,terbdl! 18

'" coin Ibml 94coin collecting I'bm kd,lektII)I

94coinslot I'bmslotl 85colander l'koldnd'3"l 15cold I'kould! 44, 107cold medicine I'kould

,meddsdnl 44coleslaw I'koulsbl 65collar l'kol'3"l 52collection Ib'lekfdnf 82college l'kolrd31 56cologne Ib'lounf 43Colorado I,kold'radoul 8colored pen l,kAl'3"d 'penf 83

coloring book l'kAldfll) ,bukl57,83

colors l'kAI'3"zl 53comb your hair I,koum y'3"

'herl 12comb Ikoum! 42, 43comet I'kamlt! 108comforter l'kAmf'3"!'3"117compact disc I,kamprekt 'drsk!

110compact disc player I,kamprekt

'drsk ,pler'3"l110compartment Ikdm'part'mdntl

77compass l'kAmpdsl 58compost I'kampoust! 23computer Ibm'pyu!'3"1 56, 60,

110computer games Ibm'pyu!'3"

,germz/95computer lab Ikdm'pyU!'3" ,lrebl

58computer technician

Ikdm'pyU!'3" tek,nrfdnf 29concert l'kans'3"t1 93Concord l'kal)k'3"dl 8condiments I'konddmdntsl 64conduct a meeting Ikdn,dAkt d

'mi!rI)/31conductor /kdn'dAkt'3"l 93cone Ikoun! 75confectionery Ibn'fekfd,neril

83conference room I'kanfrdns

,rum! 35confused /kdn'fyuzdl 113Connecticut Ib'nqrbtl 8constellation l,kanstd'Jerfdnl

108construction site Ibn'strAkf;m

,sarti 34construction worker

Ibn'st~Akfdn ,w'3"k'3"l34contact lenses I,kontrekt

'lenzrz/ 48control tower Ikdn'troul,tau'3"l

77convertible Ibn'v'3"!dbdl! 72conveyer belt Ibn'very'3" belt!

33,63cook Ikuk! 27cookbook I'kukbuk! 14cookies I'kukizl 64cookie sheet I'kuki ,Jitl 15cooking l'kukrl)l 69cool/kul/l07cooler I'kuhl 97copilot I'kou,palldtl 77cordless phone I,brdlrs 'founl

111corn Ibrnf 63

corner librn'3"l 5corn on the cob I,brn :In Og

'kob/61cosmetics Ikoz'mqrksl 43cotton I'kot'n! 54couch Ikautfl 18cough Ibf/ 44cough syrup I'bf ,s'3"dpl44counselor l'kaunSdl'3"l 46counter l'kaunt'3"l 82counter top l'kaunt'3" ,topl 14countryside l'kAntri,sardl 98couple l'kApdl! 9court Ibrtl 87, 88court reporter I,brt fJ 'p:Jf!'3"136courtroom l'k:Jrt'ruml 36cousins l'kAZgnzl 11cover letter l'kA V'3",le!'<f'126cow Ikaul 101crab Ikrrebl 65, 103craft fair I'krreft ferl 99crane Ikrern! 34, 78, 104crayon I'krewn! 57cream Ikrim! 45, 53cream cheese I,krim 'tfizl 70credit card I'kredrt ,kard! 79crescent moon I,kresgnt 'munf

108crest Ikrestl 104crewneck sweater I,krunek

'swe!'3"/49crib Ikrrbl 20crime Ikralml 36crocodile I'krab,darl! 102croissant Ikrwa'sontl 70cross-country skiing l,kr:Js

kAntri 'ski-rl)l 91crosswalk l'kr:Jsw:Jk/ 74, 80crow Ikroul 104crowd Ikraudl 86cruise ship I'kruz frpl 78crush IkrAfl 69crutches l'krAtfrzl 47cry Ikrarl 40cube Ikyubl 5cucumbers l'kyu,kAmb'3"z/ 61cuff lkAf/ 52cuff link l'kAf hl)kl 55cup IkApl 16, 19,68cupboard l'kAb'3"dl 14cupcake l'kApkerk/ 65curb Ik'3"bl 80curly hair l,k'3"li 'herl 39cursor l'k'3"s'3"l109curtains l'k'3"t'nz/ 17·cushion I'kufdnl 18customer l'kAstgm'3"l 63, 79, 82customs l'kAstdmzl 76customs officer l'kAstgmZ

,:JfdS'3"176cut IkAtl 41, 42, 45

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cutlery l'kAtlgri/19cutting board l,kAtll), b::>rdl

15cycling l'saIkhl)l 89cyclist I'salldlst! 89cylinder l'sIlgnd",1 5cyli~der block l'sIlgnd", ,blok!

72cymbal I'slmbgll 96

daffodil l'dref;J,dlll 22Dallas I'drelgsl 8daily planner I,deili 'plren",1 55dairy products I'deri ,prodAktsl

63daisy I'delzi/ 22dam I,dreml 106dance Idrensl 40dark Idarkl 114dark blue I,dork 'blul 53dark green I,dark 'grin! 53dark hair I,dark 'herl 39dashboard I'drefb::>rd! 73date Idelt! 62datebook I'delt'buk! 30daughter l'd::>!",110daughter-in-law I'd::>!",m ,I::>I11days of the week I,delz gV ag

'wik/6debit card l'debIt ,kard! 79December Idl'semb",1 6deck Idekl 78deep Idipl 114deer Idlrl 102defense attorney Idl'fens

;J,t",ni/36defendant Idl'fendgnt! 36Delaware I'ddg,werl 8deli I'dehl 65delicatessen I,dehb'tesgnl 65delivery Idl'lIvri/ 82denim I'dengm! 54dental assistant I'dentl

g,slstgnt! 48dental care I'dentl,kerl 48dental floss I'dentl ,fbsl 48dental hygienist I,dentl

hal'd3imst! 48dentist I'dentlstl 28, 48dentu res I'dentJ nl 48Denver l'denv",1 8department store

Idl'part'mgnt ,st::>r/80departure lounge Idl'partJ'"

,laund3/76depth Idep81 5

esert I'dez",tl 106designer Idl'zam",1 29

esk Ideskl 18, 30, 56esk calendar I'desk ,krelgnd",130

desk clerk I'desk kl",k! 35desk lamp I'desk lrempl 30dessert ldI'z",t! 66dessert cart Idl'z",t ,kartl 66Detroit Idl'tr::>lt! 8diagonal Idal'reggngl! 5diameter Idal'remg!",1 5diamond I'dalmgnd! 55diaper l'dalp",1 20dice Idalsl 95dictionary l'dlkJg,neri/60digital camera l,dld31!1

'kremrg/111digital watch l,dld31!1 'watJI 7dig the soil I,dlg ag 'S::>Il!23dime IdaIm! 79dining room l'dalDII) ,ruml 19dining room table I,damll) rum

'telbgll 19dip Idlpl 65dish IdlJI 19dishwasher l'dlJ,woJ",1 14dishwashing liquid l'dlJwoJl1)

,hkwld! 14diskette Idl'sket! 109distributor Idl'stnby;J!",1 72diver l'daIv",1 90divided by Idg'valdld ball 4divider Id;J'vaId",1 74diving board l'dalvll) ,b::>rd!90diving l'dalvlI]I 90divorced Idg'v::>rstl 9dock Idok! 78doctor l'dokt",1 28, 46, 47doctor's office I'doktn ,::>flSI

46document I'dokygmgnt! 109dog Id::>gl100doghouse I'd::>ghausl 100do homework I,du 'houmw",kl

25doll Idoll 57dollar bill I,dol", 'bill 79dollar coin I'dol", ,bin! 79dolly I'dolil 33dolphin l'dolfIn! 103do not enter sign I,du no!

'ent", ,saln! 75donut l'dounAt I 67donkey l'doI]kil 101don't walk sign I,dount 'w::>k

,saln! 80door Id::>rl73doorbell I'd::>rbdl 13doorknob l'd::>rJ)obl 13do push-ups I,du 'puJ Apsl 92do sit-ups I,du 'sl!Apsl 92do the laundry I,du ag 'bndri/

25double bass l,dAbgl 'belsl 96double bed l,dAbgl 'bed! 17

double room l,dAbgl 'rum! 35double yellow line l,dAbgl

,ydou 'laml 80doughnut l'dounAt! 67down Idaun! 115downhill skiing I,daunhil

'ski-I!)/91dragonfly I'drreggn,flall 105drainpipe l'drempaIpl 13drama I'dramgl 59drape Idrelpl 18draw Idr::>141drawer Idr::>rl 17dress Idresl 50d resse r l'dres",1 17dressing table I'dresl!) ,telbgll

17dressmaker l'dres,melk",1 54drill Idnl! 48drill bit I'dnl bItI 32drinks IdnI]ksl 64, 66driveway I'dralvwell 13drugstore l'drAgst::>rl 84drum IdrAm! 96drum set l'drAm setl 96drummer l'drAm",1 93dry Idrall 114dry goods I'dral gudzl 64dry your face l,draI y", 'felsl 12dry yourself I'dral y"',sdfl 12duck IdAkl 101duckling l'dAkh!)1 101dump truck l'dAmp trAk! 34duplex I'dupleksl 13dust IdAStl 25dustcloth l'dAstkb81 21dustpan l'dAstprenl 21dust ruffle l'dASt ,rAfgl! 17duty-free shop I,du!i 'fri ,fopl

76DVD I,di vi 'dil 110DVD player I,di vi 'di ,plel",1

110

eagle I'iggll 104ear IIrl 37ear protectors l'lr prg, tekt<r-Zi

34earring l'IrII]I 55Earth 1<3'81108easel I'izgll 57east list! 8East Coast I,ist 'koustl 8Easter l'ist",1 6eat breakfast I,it 'brekfgst! 12edge led31 5eel/ill 103egg legl 63, 104egg beaters I'eg ,bi!nl 15eggplant I'egplrentl 61eight lelt! 4

eighteen I,el 'tin! 4eighty I'el!il 4elbow I'dboul 37elbow pads I'dbou ,predzl 89electric drill lI,iektnk 'drill 32electric guitar lI,lektnk gl'tarl

96electrical outlet II,lektnbl

'auClet! 21electrician 1I,lek'tnJgn! 27electric mixer h,lektnk 'mlks",1

15electric shaver lI,lektnk 'Jelv",1

43electronic personal organizer

IIlek, traDik ,p<l'Sgngl'::>rg;Jnalz",1111

electronics store IIlek'tromks,st::>r/84

elementary school Id;J'mentri,skull 56

elephant I'dgfgnt! 102elevator l'dg,vel!",1 35eleven 1I'levgn! 4ellipse II 'hpsl 5EI Paso lei 'presoul 8embroidery IIm'br::ndgril 94emerald I'emgrgld! 55emergency brake lI'm<r-d3gnsi

'brelk! 73emergency number

lI'm",d3;Jnsi ,nAmb",1 85.emery board I'emri ,b::>rd!43empty I'emptil 68,113encyclopedia IIn,saIklg'pidi;JI 60engine l'end31n! 71, 72English literature 1,I!)ghJ

'lI!;JrgtJ",1 59ENT specialist I,i en 'ti

,speJghst! 46envelope /'envg,loupl 82equals I'ikwglzl 4eraser lI'rels",1 30, 58, 83escalator l'eskg,lel!",1 71,84evening l'ivDII]I 7evening gown l'ivDI!) ,gaun! 50evidence I'evgdgnsl 36examination table

IIgzremg'neIJ;Jn ,telbgll 46excavation site leksb'veIJ;Jn

,salt/34excited IIk'salpd! 113exercise bike l'eks<l'Salz ,balk!

92exhaust pipe IIg'z::>st ,palpl 73exhibition l,eksg'blJgnl 99exit I'egzlt! 74ex-husband I,eks 'hAZbgnd! 10expensive IIk'spenslvl 114ex-wife I,eks 'walfl 10eye laIl 37

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eyebrow I'arbraul 37, 38eyebrow pencil I'arbrau

,pensgll 43eye care I'ar kerl 48eye chart I'al tJart! 48eye drops I'ar dropsl 48

, eyeglass case I'alglres ,kersl 48eyelash l'arlreJI 38eyelid I'ar,lrd! 38eyeliner l'ar,larn:Y-I 43eye shadow I'ar ,Jredou/43

fabric I'frebnkl 54fabric store I'frebnk ,st:Jrl 84face Ifersl 5, 7, 37facial l'ferJgll 42factory worker I'frektgri ,w",k:Y-I

29fairground I'fergraundl 99falcon I'frelbnl 104fall Ibll 40, 107far /farl 114farmer I'farm:y-I 27fast Ifrestl 114fastener /'fresgn:Y-I54

father l'fao",1 10father-in-law I'fao", rn ,bl 11Father's Day I'fao:y-z ,derl 6faucet I'bsrt! 14, 16fax a document I,freks g

'dakygmgnt! 31fax machine I'freks mg,JinI 30feathers /'feonl 104February I'febyu,£fi! 6feed the baby l,fid Og 'berbi! 25feed the dog I,fid Og 'd:JgI 25feelings l'filrI]zl 113fell down I,f£l'daunl 45fence Ifensl 13fender I'fend:y-I 73Ferris wheel I'fens ,will 99ferry I'feril 78fever I'fiv:y-I 44field Ifildl 106fifteen I,frf'tin! 4fifth Ifrfel 4fifty percent I,frfti p:Y-'sentl 4fifty I'frfti! 4fifty-cent piece I,frfti 'sent'

,pis/79fig Ifrgl 62figure skater l'frgy:Y- ,sker!:Y-I91figure skating I'frgy:y- ,skeI!II]1

91file papers I,farl 'peIp:y-z! 31filing cabinet /'farlrI] ,krebgmtl

30fill IfIll 41fill in a form I,frl rn g 'brml 31filling l'fdII]1 48

film Ifdml 93, 111fin Ifrn! 103finger l'frI]g:y-1 37fire IfaI:Y-I 85fire engine l'far:Y- ,end3ml 85fire escape l'far:Y- I,skeIpl 13fire extinguisher l'faI:Y-

Ik,stII]gWIJ:Y-I33, 85firefighter /'far:Y-,far!:Y-I28, 85fire hydrant l'far:Y- ,haIdrgnt!

81,85fireplace l'far:Y-plersl 18fireplace screen l'far:Y-pleIs

,skrin! 18fire station l'far:Y- ,steIJgnl 85first /f:y-sti 4first-aid kit I,f:y-st 'erd ,kIt! 33first floor I,f:y-st 'fbrl 24fish fillet l'frJ fr,leII 65, 66fish IfrJI 65, 103fisherman I'fIJ",mgn! 27, 90, 98fishing l'frJrI]1 90fishing hook l'frJrI] ,hukl 98fishing line l'frJrI] ,laIn! 90fishing rod l'frJrI] ,rod! 90, 98fitted sheet I,fr!rd 'Jitl 17five Ifarvl 4flag Iflregl 108flamingo /flg'mII]goul 104flash /flreJI 111flashlight l'flreJlalt! 111flat sheet I,flret 'Jit! 17flight attendant l'flaI!

g,tendgnt/77flight information /'flaI!

rnb,merJgn! 76flipper l'fllp:Y-1 103, 104floor Ifbrl 24floppy disk I,flapi 'drskl 109floppy disk drive I,flapi 'dISk

,drarv/109Florida I'fbndgl 8florist I'fbrrstl 27flou r Iflau",1 64flowerbed l'flau:Y-,bedl 22flowers Iflau:y-zi 18, 22

".flute Iflut 96fly Iflarl 105foal Ifoull 101foggy I'fogi! 107fold Ifouldl 41food processor I'fud ,proses:Y-I

15foot Ifut! 37football l'fut'b:JII 86football field l'fut'b:JI,fildl 86footrest /'fut'restl 42footwear I'fut'werl 49forearm I'brorml 37forehead I'brhed! 38foreign currency l,f:Jnn

'k:)";)nsi! 79foreman I'brmgnl 33forest I'brrst! 106fork Ibrk/ 19, 23forklift l'brkIrft! 33formal wear I'brmgl,werl 50,

51forty I'bqi! 4foundation Ifaun'derJgnl 43four Ibrl 4fourteen I,br'tin! 4fourth IbrSI 4Fourth of July l,brS gV d3g'IaII

6four-wheel drive I,br wi!

'dralvl 72foyer I'br:y-I 35frames IfrerInzl 48free weights I,fri 'wertsl 92freezer l'friz",1 14freezing l'frizrI]1 107freight elevator I'fre!!

,£lgver!:Y-I33French bread l,frentJ 'bredl 65French fries l,fr£lltJ 'fralzi 67French horn l,fr£lltJ 'h:Jrnl 96Friday I'frardi! 6fried chicken I,frard 'tJlbn! 67fried egg I,frard 'egl 70fried egg over easy I,frald eg

,ouv:y- 'izi! 70frog Ifngl 105from Ifr Ami 115front desk l,frAnt 'deskl 35front door l,frAnt 'd:Jrl 13front-end loader l,frAnt end

'loud",/34front porch l,frAnt ,p:JrtJI 13front teeth l,frAnt 'tiSI 48front yard l,frAnt 'yardl 13frown Ifraun! 40frozen foods I,frouzgn 'fudzl 63fry Ifrarr69frying pan l'frar-rI] ,prenl 15fudge IfAd31 83fuel tank I'fyul treI]kl 108full Ifull 68, 113full moon I,ful 'mun! 108fur If:Y-I 100furniture l'f;r-nrtJ",1 18

galaxy I'grelgksi! 108gallon I'grelgnl 68game Igerml 94games console l'gelInZ

,kansoull 110garage Igg'ra31 13garbage bags l'garbld3 ,bregzl

64garbage can l'garbld3 ,kren!

14,81

garbage collector l'garbld3b,lekt:Y-/27

gardener l'gardn",1 27gardening I'gardn-II]I 23, 94gardening gloves l'gardn-llJ

,glAvz/23garden shears I'gardn ,Jlrz! 23garlic I'garlrk/ 61garlic press I'garlrk ,presl 15gas cap I'gres krepl 73gas pump I'gres pAmpl 72gas station I'gres ,sterJgnl 72gate Igelt! 87gauze pad l,g:Jz 'pred! 45gear shift I'grr Jrft! 73gem Id3eml 55geometry Id3i'amgtril 59Georgia l'd3:Jrd3g1 8gerbil l'd3:Y-bgll 100get dressed I,get 'drest! 12get up I,g£! 'Api 12gills Igrlzl 103giraffe Id3g'rrefl 102girder l'g:Y-d:Y-I34girl Ig:Y-lI 9give IgIvl 41give a shot I,grv g 'Jot! 47glass Iglresl 19glasses I'glresrzl 48glove IgIA vi 49, 86glue Iglul 41, 57glue stick I'glu Stlk/ 83goal line I'goullarn! 86goalpost I'goulpoust! 86goatee Igou'ti! 39goggles I'gogglzl 58, 90gold Igould! 53, 55goldfish l'gould,frJI 100goldfish bowl l'gouldfIJ ,boull

100golf Igolfl 89golf ball I'golf b:J1/89golf club I'golf klAbl 89golfer I'golf:y-I 89goose Igusl 101gorilla Igg'rrlgl 102go shopping I,goo 'JoP1lJI 25gosling l'gazlIlJl 101go to bed I,gou!g 'bedl 12go to work I,gou!g 'w",kl 12graduated cylinder

l,grred3ueI!Id 'sIlgnd:y-158graduates l'grred3UItsl 56grandchildren l'grren,tJlldrgn!

10granddaughter l'grren,d:J!",1 10grandfather l'grrend,fao:Y-1 10grandmother l'grrend,mAo:Y-1 10grandparents I'grrend,pergntsl

10grandson l'grrendsAnI 10

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grape Igrerpl 62grapefruit I'grerpfrut! 62, 70grass Igrresl 106grasshopper l'grres,hap3"1 105grate IgreItI 69grater l'grer!3"1 15~ray Igrerl 53grease Igrisl 69Great Salt Lake I,grert salf'

'lerk/8green Igrinl 89green beans I,grin 'binzl 61green light I,grin 'Iart! 74green onions I,grin 'Any;mzl 61green pepper I,grin 'pep3"1 61greet visitors I,grit 'vrzr!3"zl 31grill Ignl! 69groceries I'groufgrizl 63grocery clerk I'groufgri ,kl3"k/

27ground beef I,graund 'bifl 65ground cloth I'graund kb81 98groundhog I'graundhagl 105guard Igardl 86guest Igest! 35Gulf of Mexico l,gAlf gV

'meksrkoul 8guinea pig I'gmi ,prgl 100guitarist Igr'tarIst! 93gums IgAmz/ 48gurney l'g3"ni! 47gutter l'gA!3"1 13, 80, 88gym Id3rml 58, 59gymnast l'd3rmngstl 89gymnastics Id3Im'nrestrksl 89gynecologist l,gamg'kalgd3rst!

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hair /herl 37hairbrush l'herbrAfl 42hairdresser l'her,dres3"1 29, 42hairdresser's chair l'herdres3"z

,tfer/42hairdryer l'her,drar3"1 42, 43half full I,href 'full 68half moon I,href 'mun! 108Halloween I,hrelg'win! 6hallway l'h;:,lwerl 24ham Ihreml 65hamburger l'hrem,b3"g3"1 67hammer l'hrem3"1 32hamper l'hremp3"1 16hamster l'hremst3"1 100hand /hrendl 37handbag I'hrendbregl 55handcuffs l'hrendkAfsl 36handkerchief l'hrel)k3"tfrfl 55handle I'hrendl/ 15hand mirror I'hrend ,mrr3"1 42handrail I'hrendrerll 80handset I'hrendset! 111

hand towel I'hrend ,taugl! 16hangar l'hrel)3"1 77hanger l'hrel)3"1 21happy I'hrepi! 113hard Ihardl 114hard drive I,hard ,drarvl 109hard hat I'hard hretl 34hardware I'hardwerl 109harmonica Ihar'manrbl 96harness I'harnrsl 89hat /hret! 49hatchback I'hretfbrek/ 72have a cup of coffee I,hrev g

,kAp gV 'bfi! 12Hawaii Ihg'war-i! 8hazelnut l'herzdl,nAtl 62hazy I'herzil 107head Ihedl 37headache I'hederk/ 44headboard I'hedb;:,rdl 17headlight I'hedlart! 73headphones I'hedfounzl 58,

110headrest I'hedrest! 73heart Ihart! 38heavy I'hevi! 39, 113hedge Ihed31 22heel Ihil! 37, 52height Ihart! 5height chart I'hart tfartl 46Helena l'h£1dngl 8helicopter l'h£1r,kapt3"1 77helmet l'h£1mrt! 86, 89, 91hemline I'hemlaml 52herbs 13"bzl 64hi-fi I,har 'farl 110high chair I'har tferl 20high school I'har skull 56high-rise building I,har rarz

'brldrl)/81highlights I'harlartsl 42highway I'harwerl 74hiker l'hark3"1 98hiking l'harkll)l 98hill Ihr]1 106hip Ihrpl 37hip-bone I'hrp boun! 38hippopotamus l,hrpd'pa!dmdSI

102historic battlefield Ihr,st;:'rIk

'bre!lfildl 99hobby I'habi! 94hold Ihouldl 41hole Ihoul! 89hole puncher l'hQul,pAntf3"1 30holidays I'hald,derzl 6home Ihooml 25home economics I,hoom

eb'namrks/59home plate I,houm 'pieItI 86honey l'hAni! 63

honeycomb l'hAni,kourn/ 105honeydew melon l'hAnidu

,m£1dn/62hood Ihudl 52, 73hook Ihukl 32, 34hook and eye I,hok dn 'arl 54hoop Ihupl 87hop Ihapl 92horn Ih;:,rnl 102hors d'oeuvres hr 'd3"vzl 66horse Ih;:,rsl 89, 101horseback riding I'h;:,rsbrek

,rardrl)/89horse racing I'h;:,rs ,rersrl)l 87hose Ihouzl 23, 72, 85hospital I'haspr!ll 47hospital ward I'haspr!! ,w;:,rdl

47hot Ihatl 107hot-air balloon I,ha! 'er bd,lunl

98hot cereal I,hat 'srridl! 70hotdog I'hatd;:,gl 67hotel /hou'tel! 35hour hand l'au3" hrendl 7house /haosl 13household products

I,haushould 'pradAktsl 64housekeeper l'haus,kip3"1 35Houston I'hyustgn! 8hubcap l'hAbkrepl 73hug IhAgl 40hummingbird l'hAmrIJ,b3"dI 104hump IhAmpl 102hurt Ih3"t! 45husband l'hAzbdndl 10hutch IhAtfl 100hyacinth l'harg,sm81 22hypotenuse /har 'pat 'n-usl 5

ice larsl 91ice cream I'ars krim! 66, 67ice cream cone I'a?s krim

,koon/67ice skate I'ars skert! 91icon I'arkon! 109icy I'arsi! 107Idaho I'ardg,houl 8Illinois I,rh'n;:,rl 8immigration and naturalization

Irmg,grerfgn gnnretfrgld'zerfgn/76

immigration officerIrmd'grerfdn ,;:,fdS3"176

in/m/115in box I'm boksl 30Independence Day

Irndg'pendgns ,derl 6Indiana I,mdi'rengl 8Indianapolis I,mdid'nrepdlrsl 8infield I'mfildl 86

information desk Imb'merfdn,desk/60

in front of 1m 'frAnt dvl 115in-laws I'm bz/ 11in-line skate I,m lam 'skert! 89inmate I'mmelt! 36insect bite I'msekt ,bart! 45insect repellent I'msekt

rr'p£1dnt! 45insect I' msektl 105inside Im'sardl 116instrument panel I'mstrgmgnt

,prenl/ 77intercom l'mt3",koml 13, 20intersection l'mt3",sekfgnl 74interstate highway sign

l,rnt3"stert 'harwer ,saml 75interviewer l'mt::r",vyu3"1 26in the middle of 1m Og 'mrdl

gvl 116into I'mtul 116intravenous drip I, mtrgvings

'dnp/85Iowa I'argwgl 8iron l'ar3"nl 21,25ironing board l'aT3"llIl),b;:,rdl

21iron the clothes l,ar3"n Og

'klouz/25iron-on tape l,ar3"n ;:,n 'telpl

54island I'arlgndl 106isosceles triangle laI,SOsgliz

'trarrel)ggl! 5

jacket l'd3rekrt! 49, 50, 51jackhammer l'd3rek,hrem3"1 34Jackson l'd3reksgn! 8Jacksonville l'd3reksgnvrll 8jail Id3erll 36jam Id3rem/ 70January l'd3renyu,eri! 6jar Id3arl 68jeans Id3inzl 50, 51jelly l'd3£1i! 63, 70jellyfish l'd3eli,frfl 103jet Id3et! 77jewelry l'd3Uglri! 55jigsaw puzzle l'd3rgs;:, ,pAzgII 57job announcement board

l'd30b g,naunsmgnt' ,b;:,rdl26

job candidate l'd30b,krendgdrt! 26

job interview l'd30b ,rnt3"vyul26

jobs Id30bzl 27jockey l'd30ki/ 87jockey shorts l'd30ki J;:,rtsl 51jogger l'd3093"1 89journalist l'd33"nl-rst! 29

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judge Id3Ad31 28, 36judo l'd3Udoul 88juice Id3USI 64July Id3u'laII 6jump I'd3Ampi 92jump rope l'd3Amp roupl 92June Id3unl 6jungle gym l,d3Al)g;l! 'd3Im! 57junior high school l,d3unY<r-

'hal skull 56Jupiter l'd3UPI!3'1 108jury l'd3uri/ 36

kangaroo I,krel)g;l'rul 102Kansas I'krenz;lsl 8Kansas City I,krenz;ls 'SI!i! 8karate Ib'ra!il 88Kentucky Ik;ln'tAki/ 8ketchup I'ketf;lpl 64kettle I'kql! 15key ring I'ki rIl)l 55keyboard I'kib::lrd! 58, 96, 109keypad I'kipredl 111kick IkIkl 92kid Ikrdl 101kidney l'kIdni/ 38killer whale l,kIl<r-'well! 103kindergarten I'kmd<r-,gurt'n! 56kiss IkIsl 40kite /kaItI 57kitten l'kIt'nl 100kiwi I'kiwi/ 62knead Inidl 69knee Inil 37kneecap I'nikrepl 38kneel lniV 92knife InaIfI 15, 19knitting l'm!IIJI 54, 94knitting needle l'm!rlJ ,nidl!

54, 94knob Inabl 17knocker I'nak<r-I 13koala bear Ikou'al;l ,berl 102

ladder I'lred<r-I34, 85ladle l'leIdl! 15ladybug 1'leIdi,bAgl 105lake l!eIkl 98, 106Lake Erie 1,leIk 'Iril 8Lake Huron 1,leIk 'hyuranl 8Lake Michigan I,lerk 'mlfIg;ln!

8Lake Ontario 1,leIk an'terioul 8Lake Superior I,lelk s;l'prri<r-I8lamb Ilreml 101lamb chops I'la:m ,tfapsl 65lamp Ila:mpl 17, 18, 48lampshade l'la:mpfeId! 18landing 1'la:ndII)I 77lane /leml 74, 88language lab 1'1a:lJgwId3 ,la:bl

58languages 1'1a:lJgwId3IZI 59lapel Il;l'pel! 52laptop I'la:ptapl 109large intestine l,lurd3

m'testIn! 38lasagna II;l'zanY;l1 66Las Vegas lIas 'velg;lsl 8laugh Ila:fl 40launch pad I'bntf pa:dl 108laundry basket I'bndri

,ba:skItl 16,21laundry detergent I'bndri

dl, t<r-d3;:Jnt!21lawn /l::ln!22lawn mower I'bn ,mou<r-I23lawyer I'by<r-I 28leather I'ld\<r-I 54lecturer l'lektf;:Jr<r-128leeks Iliksl 61leg llegl 37leg of lamb I,leg ;lV 'la:m! 65lemon I']em;ln! 62length lleIJk81 5lens llenzl 48, 111leopard I'lep<r-dl 102letter I'le!<r-I82letter carrier I'lq<r- ,ka:ri<r-I82lettuce l'lqISI 61level I'lev;ll! 34librarian Ilar'breri;:Jnl 60library 1'laI,breri/ 60library card I'lalbreri ,kurd! 60license plate l'laIs;lns ,pleltl 73lid /lId! 15lie down 1,laI 'daunl 40lifeguard 1'laIfgurd! 97life jacket I'lalf ,d3a:krt! 77, 78lift IlIftl 92light Ilalt! 113light bulb I'lart' bAlbl 111light hair I,lalt 'herl 39lighthouse 1'laIthausi 78lightning 1'lalt'mlJl 107lime /laIm! 62linen 1'1m;:Jn!54liDes/lamzl 5lion 1'1ar;:Jnl102lips IlIpsl 37lipstick l'IIP,stIkl 43listen to the radio l,hs;:Jn t;l O;l

'rerdioul 12Little Rock l'lI!l,rakl 8liver l'lIv<r-138, 65living room l'lIvrlJ ,ruml 18lizard I'hz<r-dl 102llama l'lam;:JI 102loading dock l'loudII) ,dakl 33load the dishwasher I,loud 0;:J

'drfwaf<r-/25loaf Ilouf/ 68

lobby I'labi/ 35lobster I'labst<r-I 65, 103lollipop I'lali,papl 83long Ibl)l 114long hair I,bl) 'herl 39long-sleeved I,bl) 'slivd! 52loose Ilusl 52, 113Los Angeles Ibs 'a:nd3;:Jhsl 8Louisiana Ilu,izi'ren;:J18Louisville I'luivill 8lounge chair l'laund3 tferl 22luggage l'lAgld31 76luggage carousel 1'lAgld3

ka:r;:J,sel! 76luggage cart l'lAgId3 ,kurt! 76luggage compartment l'lAgrd3

k;:Jm,purt'm;lnt! 71lunar module I,lun<r-'mad3ul!

108lunar vehicle I,lun<r-'vilbl! 108lunch meat l'IAntfmit! 65lung /lAI)I 38

machine Im;:J'finl 33mad Imredl 113magazine l,ma:g;:J'zinl 60, 83magazine stand l,mreg;:J'zin

sta:nd! 81magnifying glass

l'mregn;:Jfal-llJ ,gla:sl 94maid ImeId! 35mail ImeIl! 82mailbag I'meilbregi 82mailbox I'medbaksl 13, 82mail carrier l'meIl,kreri<r-1 28, 82mail truck I'med trAk/ 82mail van I'mell vren/ 82main course I,mem 'k::Jrsl 66Maine Imern/ 8make a sandwich I,melk ;:J

'srendwltf/25make breakfast I,melk

'brekf;lst7 25make dinner l,meIk 'dm<r-I25make lunch I,melk '!Antfl 25make the bed I,merk 0;) 'bed!

25make-up l'merkApl 43make-up bag l'meIkAp ,ba:gl 55man Imren! 9mane ImeIn! 102mango l'ma:l)goul 62manhole I'ma:nhoul! 81manhole cover I'mrenhoul

,kAV<r-/81manicure items I'mrem,kyur

,aI!;:Jm/43mantelpiece I'mrentl,pisl 18March Imurtfl 6margarine l'murd3;)rIn! 63marina Im;l'rin;)1 78

married I'mreridl 9married couple I,ma:rid 'kAp;:JII

10Mars Imarzl 108martial arts I'murf;ll! 88Maryland l'mer;:JI;lnd! 8mascara Imre'skrer;)1 43mask Ima:skl 47, 86, 90Massachusetts l,mres;)'tfusItsl 8massage Im;l'sa31 42mast Ima:st! 90mat Imret! 58, 88, 92matches l'ma:tfIz/83math Ima:81 59mattress l'ma:trIsl 17May Imerl 6mayonnaise l'meI;l,nerzl 64meadow I'medoul 106measure I'me3<r-169measuring cup l'me3;)rIlJ ,kApl

15measuring spoons l'me3;:JrIl)

spunz/15meat Imit! 65mechanic Iml'kremkl 27medical care I'medlbl,kerl 46medical records l,medIbl

'rek<r-dz/46medical specialist l,medIbl

'spef;lhst/46medicine cabinet I'med;ls;ln

,kreb;lmt! 16Memorial Day Im;l'm::lri;ll ,dell

6Memphis I'memflsl 8menu I'menyul 66men's wear Imenz wer/ 49Mercury I'm<r-ky;)ri! 108messy I'mcsi/ 114metal I'me!ll 55metal detector I'mql dl, tekt<r-I

76meter I'mi!<r-I82Mexico I'meksr,koul 8Miami Imal'a:mi/ 8Michigan l'mlfIg;)n! 8microphone l'maIkr;l,foun! 96microwave oven l,maIkr;)werv

'AV;ln!14Mid-Atlantic l,mId .;It'lrentIk/ 8midday Imld'deII 7middle school j'mIdl,skul! 56middle seat I'mldl,sit! 77midnight l'mldnaItl 7Midwest I,mrd'west! 8mike ImaIkl 96milk Imdk/ 63, 66, 70milkshake I'mrlkfelk/ 67Milwaukee Imd'w::lki/ 8mineral water I'mm;)r;l! ,w::l!,r

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minivan I'mmi,veen! 72Minneapolis l,mmi'eep;;llIsl 8Minnesota l,mm;;l'SOU!;;l1 8mints ImlOtsl 83minus l'mam;:Jsl 4minute hand I'mrmt ,heendl 7mirror l'mmrl16, 17, 19,48missing button I,mrsrl) 'bAt'nl

54Mississippi l,mrs;:J'srpil 8Missouri Imr'zuril 8mitt Imrtl 86mix liUksl 69mixing bowl/'mrksrl) ,bou1/15mobile phone l,moub;:J1 'foun!

111model l'madU 29moisturizer l'm:HstJ;;l,rarz3"1 43mole ImouU 105Monday l'mAndil 6money l'mAnil 79monitor l'man;:J!3"/109monkey l'mAI)kil102Montana Iman'teen;;ll 8month ImAnOI 6monument l'manY;;lm;:Jntl 99moon Imun! 108mop Imap/21mop the floor I,map a;:J 'fbrl

25moped I'mouped! 72morning l'm;:,rnll)l 7mosquito Im;:J'ski!ou/105moth Im;:,0/105mother l'mAa3"/10Mother's Day l'mAan ,dell 6mother-in-law l'mAa3" m ,bl

11motorboat l'mou!3",bout/90motorcycle l'mou!3",sarbll 72motor home l,mou!3" 'hourn/

72motor scooter l'mou!3" ,sku!3"1

72mountain l'maunt'n/106mouse Imaus/105, 109mouse pad I'maus peed! 109mouth ImauOI 37movie screen I'muvi ,skrin! 93movie theater I'muvi ,Oi;:J!3"193movies I'muvizl 93mow the lawn I,mou O;:l'bn! 23muffin l'mAf;:ln! 67multiplied by l'mA!t;:l,plard barl

4muscle l'mAS;:lU38museum Imyu'zi;:Jrn/ 99mushrooms l'mAJrumzl 61music I'myuzrkl 59musical instruments I,myuzrbl

'mstr;;lm;;lntsl 96

music store I'myuzrk ,st;:,r/84mussels l'mAs;:Jlzl 65, 103mustache l'mAsteeJI 39mustard l'mAst3"d/ 64

nail/nerll 32, 37nail clippers I'nerl ,klrpnl 43nail file I'nerl farll 43nail polish l'nerl,palrJI 43nail scissors I'nerl ,srz3"zl 43nanny goat I'neeni ,gout/101napkin I'neepkln! 19napkin ring I'neepkm ,rJ1)/19narrow I'neeroul 52, 114Nashville l'neeJvrU 8national park l,neeJ;:lnl 'park!

99nature reserve l'neltJ3" n,z3"vl

98navy blue I,nervi 'bluJ 53near Imr/114neat Init/114Nebraska In;:J'breesbl 8neck Inek! 37necklace I'nek -lIsl 55needle I'nidl! 47, 54nephew I'ndyul 11Neptune l'neptun/108nervous l'n3"v;:ls/113nest Inestl 104net Inet/ 87, 88Nevada In;;l'veed;;ll 8New England Inu '1lJgI;:lndl 8New Hampshire Inu 'heempJ3"f.8New Jersey Inu 'd3nil 8New Mexico Inu 'meksrkoul 8new moon I,nu 'mun! 108New Orleans Inu ';:,rli;;lnzl 8newscaster l'nuz,keest3"1 29newspaper l'nuz,perp3"1 83newspapers l'nuz,perp3"z1 60New Year's Eve I,nu yrrz 'ivl 6New York Inu 'y;:,rk! 8next to I'nckst tul 116nickel/'nrbl/79niece lnisl 11nightclothes l'nart'klouz/49nightgown l'nart'gaun/49nightie l'nal!il49nightstand I'naltsteend! 17night table I'nart ,terb;:JU 17nine Inam/4nineteen I,nam'tin! 4ninety l'nam!il4nipple l'nrp;:JU 2Qno parking sign I,nou 'parkrl)

,sarn! 80no right turn sign I,nou rart

't3"n ,sarn! 75Norfol k I'n;:,rf;:lkl 8north In;:,rOI8

North Carolina l,n;:,rOkeer;:l'lam;:l18

North Dakota l,n;:,rOd;:l'kou!;;ll 8no U-turn sign I,nou 'yu t3"n

,sam/75noodles I'nudlzl 66noon Inun/7nose Inouzl 37nosebleed I'nouzblidl 44notebook I'nout'bukl 58notepad I'nout'peed! 30November Inou'vemb3"/6nozzle l'naz;:lU 72number pad l'nAmb3" ,peedl 85nurse In3"sl 28, 47nursery school/'n3"S;:lri ,skuU 56nuts InAtsl 62nylons I'narlanzl

oar hrl 78, 90oatmeal/'out'miU 64, 70oboe I'ouboul 96obstetrician l,abst;:l'trJJ;;ln! 46obtuse angle l;:Jb,tus 'eel)g;;lU5ocean l'ouJ;:ln! 97October lak'toub3"1 6octopus l'akt;;lp;;ls/103Odessa lou'des;;ll 8off 1;:,f1115office I';:,frsl 30off of I';:,f ;:lv/115off-ramp/exit I';:,f reemp,

'cgzrt/74Ohio lou'haroul 8oil hrU 64oil tanker 1';:'11 ,teel)k3"178Oklahoma I,oukl;:l'houm;;ll 8Oklahoma City I,oukl;;lhoum;;l

'sr!iI 8Omaha I'oum;:l,hal 8omelet I'amlrt/ 70on hn! 115one IWAn! 4, 79one dollar IWAn 'dah/79one hundred IWAn 'hAndnd/4one hundred and one IWAn

,hAndnd;:ln 'WAn! 4one hundred percent IWAn

,hAndnd p3"'scnt/ 4one-hundred thousand l,wAn

hAndnd 'Oauz;;lnd! 4one million IWAn 'mrly;:lnl 4one thousand Iw An 'Oauz;:lnd! 4one-way sign l,wAn 'wel ,saln!

75onions I'Any;:lnzl 61on-ramp I';:,n reemp/74onto I';:,ntul 115on top of hn 'tap ;:lv/116open l'oup;;ln/41, 113opera l'apr;:J1 93

operation l,ap;;l'reIJ;:Jn! 47ophthalmologist

l,afO;:J'mal;:Jd3rst/ 46opposites l'apnlts/114optician's lap'trJ;;lnz/84optometrist lap'tam;:ltrrst/ 48orange 1';:,nnd31 53, 62orange juice 1';:,rmd3 ,d3USI 70orbit I';:,rbltl 108orca I';:,rk;:ll 103orchestra pit I';:,rkrstr;;l ,prtl 93orchid I';:,rkrd! 22orderly 1';:,rd3"liI 47Oregon I';:,ng;:ln! 8orthodontist 1,;:,rO;;l'dantrst/48osteopath l'asti;;l,peeOI 46ostrich l'astntJ/104ounce launsl 68out box I'aut baksl 30outdoor clothing I,autd;:,r

'kloUOll)/49outfield I'aut'fild! 86out of I'au! ;;lvl 115, 116outside I,aut'sard! 116oval/'ouv;:lU 5oven l'AV;:ln!14over l'ouv3"1 115overalls l'ouv3",;:,lzl 50overhead bin l,ouv3"hcd 'bIOI

77overhead compartment

l,ouv3"hcd k;;lm'part'm;:lntl77

overhead projector l,ouv3"hcdpr;:l'd3ekt3"1 56

overpass l'ouv3",peesl 74owl/auU 104oxygen mask l'aksld3;:ln

,meesk!77,85oyster 1';:'ISt3"165

Pacific Coast Ip;;l,srflk 'koust/8Pacific Ocean Ip;;l,sIfrk 'OUJ;;ln!8pacifier l'peeS;;l,fal3"1 20package l'peekld31 82pack of envelopes I,peek ;:JV

'anv;:Jloupsl 83pad of paper I,peed ;;lV'pelp3"1

83paddle I'peedll 88, 90pager l'peld33"1 111pail/perl/97painkiller l'pem,krl3"1 44pain reliever I'pem rJ,liv3"144paint Ipemt/32, 41paintbrush l'pemt'brAJI 32,

57,94paint can I'pemt'keen! 32painter l'pemt3"1 27painting I'pemtrl)/94paint roller I'pemt' ,roul3"1 32

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paints Ipemtsl 57paint tray I'pemt trerl 32pajamas Ip~'d3am~zl 49pallet l'peelIt! 33palm tree I'pam tril 106palm Ipaml 37panties I'peentizl 50pants Ipeentsl 50, 51pantyhose I'peenti,houzl 50papaya Ip~'par~1 62paper clip l'perp3" ,khpl 30paperback l'perp3",beekl 83parakeet I'peer~,kitl 100parallel l'peer~,l£U 5paramedic I,peer~'medlkl 85parents I'per;mtsl 10park Iparkl 99parking meter I'park/I) ,mi!3"1

80pa rrot I' peer~t! 104part Ipart! 39participate in a meeting

Ipar,tIs~per! rn ~ 'mi!11)1 31passenger l'pees~nd33"1 71passenger car l'pees~nd33"

,kar/71passport I' peesp:)[t! 76pasta l'past~1 64patient l'perJ~nt! 46,47,48patio I'pee!i,oul 22patio chair /'pee!iou ,tJnl 22patio table /'pee!iou ,telb~U 22pattern l'pee!3"n! 53, 54patterned l'pre!3"ndl 53paws Ip:)Z1 100pay phone I'per foun! 85PC I,pi 'sil 30, 109PDA I,pi ill 'erl 111peach IpitJI 62peacock I'pikakl 104peak/pik/106peanut l'pinAtl 62peanut butter I'pin~f' ,bA!3"/63pear Iperl 62pearls Ip3"lz/ 55peas Ipizl 61pedal l'pedU 72pedestrian Ip~'destri~nl 80pedestrian crossing

Ip~'destri~n ,kr::Jsll)l 75pediatrician l,pidig'trrJgnl 46peel Ipill 69peeler l'pil3"1 15pelican I'pdrbnl 104pelvis I'pdvrsl 38pencil l'pens~U 30, 58, 83pencil holder I'pensgl ,hould3"1

30pencil sharpener I' pensgl

,Jarp;m3"1 58penguin I'pel)gwrnl 104

Pennsylvania I,pensgl'vemygl 8penny I'peni! 79pepper l'pep'O·1 64pepper shaker l'pep3" ,Jelk3"1 19percussion Ip3"'kAJgnl 96performing arts Ip3",brmll)

'arts/59perfume l'p3"fyum/ 43periodical l,prri'adlbU 83periodicals section

Iplri'adrblz ,sekJgn! 60perm Ip'O·m/ 42perpendicular l,p3"pgn'dlkygl'O·1

5personal cassette player

l,p3"sgngl b'set ,plel3"1 110personal check l'p3"sgngl 'tJekl

79personal computer l,p3"sgngl

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60photocopy a letter I,fou!gkapi

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,]azgnd3IZ/44through 18rul 116throw 18roul 92throw pillow 1'8rou ,pllou/18thumb 18Am! 37thumbtacks 1'8Am teeksl 83Thursday 1'8ndi/6ticket I'tlklt/ 71. 76tie ItaII 51tie clip l'taI klrpl 55tiger I'targa-I 102tig ht Italtl 2, 114tights Italtsl 50tile Itad/16time ItaIm! 7time cards l'taIm kardzl 33time clock l'taIm klak/ 33times Itarrnzl 4timetable I'tarm,terbgll 71ti re Itala-I 73tissues l'tIfuzl 44title l'tar!V 60to Itu/115toast Itoust/ 70toaster I'tousta-I 15toddler I'tadla-I 9toe Itoul 37toilet l't;)Ilrt/16toilet paper l't:Jrht' ,pelpa-I 16toiletries l'tJIlgtriz/43toll booth I'toul bu81 74toll booth attendant I'toul bu8

g,tendgnt/ 74tomatoes Itg'mer!ouZ/61, 63tongs ItaIJzl 58

tongue ItAIJI 38toolbar l'tulbar/109tool belt I'tul b£1t/ 34toolbox I'tulbaksl 32tools Itulz 1 32tooth Itu81 38, 48toothache l'tu8erkl 44toothbrush l'tu8brAf/16toothbrush holder l'tu8brAf

,hoolda-/16toothpaste l'tu8peIst/16top Itapl 5topaz I'toupeezl 55tortoise l't:JT!gsl 102tote bag I'tout' beegl 55touch ItAtfl 40tour guide I'tor gald! 99tourist I'turrstl 99towards It:Jrdz/116towel dry I,taugl'drarl 42towel rack l'taugl,reek/16towel/'taugll 42townhouse l'taunhaus/13towrope I'touroupl 90tow truck I'tou trAk/ 85toys It:Jlz/ 57toy store l't:J] st:Jrl 84track It reek/ 71traffic l'treefIk/ 80traffic light I'treefrk ,Iartl 74. 80trail/trerll91.98trailer I'treda-I 72train Itrern/ 71train station I'trem ,sterfgnl 71train track I'trem treekl 75trash bags I'treef beegz/64trash can I'treef keen/14. 81travel agent I'treevgl ,erd3gntl

29traveler's check I'treevla-z

,tfek/79tray ItreII 58, 77treadmill l'tr£dmIV 92tree Itri/ 22. 106triangle l'tral,eeIJggli 58tricycle l'traISIbl1 57tripod l'traIpad! 111trombone Itram'boun/ 96tropical fish I,traprbl 'frfl 100trout Itraut/1 03trowel/'traugV 23. 34truck Itr Akl 72truck driver l'trAk ,dralva-I 27trumpet l'trAmprt/96trunk ItrAIJk/ 73. 102T-shirt I'ti fa-t/ 50, 51tub ItAbl 68tuba I'tubgl 96tube Itubl 68Tucson I'tusanl 8Tuesday I'tuzdil 6

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tulip I'tulrpl 22tumble dryer l,tAmb;J]'dral3"1

21tuna fish l'tun;J ,flfl 63tuner l'tun3"1 110turkey l't3"kil 101turn signal l't3"n ,slgn;Jl! 73turnstile l't3"nstarl/ 71turquoise l't3"kw::lIZI 53turtleneck l't3'!I,m:kl 49tusk ItASkl 102, 103tuxedo ItAk'sidoul 51TV I,ti 'vi! 110TV antenna I,ti vi ~n'tcn;JI 13TV screen I,ti 'vi ,skrinl 110tweezers l'twiz3"zl 43twelve Itwdvl 4twelve o'clock I,twdv ;J'klakl 7twenty percent I,twcnti

p3"'scnt/4twenty I,twentil 4twenty-one I,twcnti 'wAnl 4twin bed l,tWIll 'bcdl 17two Itul 4two-wheeled vehicles I,tu wild

'Vilbl/72

umbrella IAm'brd;JI 22,49umpire l'Ampal3"1 86uncle l'AI)k;J1I11under l'And3"1 115,116underneath I,And3"'ni81 116undershirt l'And3",f3"t! 51underwear l'And3",wcrl 50, 51United States lyu,nal!Jd

'steltsl 8university l,yun;J'v3"S;J!i156uplAp/115upper arm I,Ap<J-'arml 37Uranus lyu'rem;JsI 108Utah I'yutal 8

vacuum cleaner I'vrekyum,klin3"121

vacuum the house I, vrekyumO;J'hausl 25

Valentine's Day l'v~l;Jntamz,dell 6

valley l'vreliJ 106van Iv~nl 72, 98vase Iverzi 18VCR I,vi si 'arl 110vegetable garden l'vcd3t;Jb;JI

,gardn! 22vegetables l'vcd3t;Jb;Jlzl 66vehicle I'vilbll 72vein Iveml 38Velcro™I'vdkroul 54vendor l,vend3"1 81Venus l'vin;JsI 108Vermont IV3"'mantl 8

vest Ivcst! 51veterinarian l,v£!;Jr;J'ncri;Jnl 28video camera I'Vldiou ,k~mr;JI

111video cassette I'vldiou b,sctl

110video cassette recorder I, vldiou

b,sct n'k::Jrd3"156, 110video games I'vldioo ,geImzl

95, 110video store I'vldioo ,st:Jrl 84vinegar l'vmlg<J-I 64viola Ivi'ool;JI 96violin I, Val;J'IIn! 96Virginia IV3"'d3Illy;JI 8vise Ivalsl 32V-neck sweater I,vi nck

'sw£!3"/49vocalist l'voublIstl 93vocational school Ivou'kelf;Jnl

,skull 56volleyball l'vali,b:Jl! 87volleyball player l'valib:J]

,plel3"/87

waist Iwelst! 37waistband I'welstbrendl 52waiter l'wer!3"1 27, 66waiting room l'wel!JI) ,rum! 47waitress I'weltnsl 27wake up I,werk 'Api 12walk IW:JkI 92walkie-talkie l,w:Jki 't:Jkil 34Walkman™ l'w:Jkm;Jnl 110walk sign l'w:Jk saml 80walk the dog l,w:Jk O;J'd:JgI 25walkway l'w:Jk-weII 13wall IW:JII24wall unit l'w:JI,yumt! 18wallet l'walIt! 55wallpaper l'w:JI,perp3"1 17walnut l'w:J!nAtI 62walrus l'w:Jlr;Jsl 103warehouse I'werhausl 33warm IW:Jrm! 107warm-up suit l'w:Jrm Ap ,sutl".51

wash Iwafl42, 69wash cloth I'waf kb81 16washing machine l'wafII)

m;J,fin/21Washington l'wafrI)t;Jn! 8Washington D.C. l'waflI)t;Jn

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'dlflz/25wash your face Iwaf y3" 'feisl

12wasp Iwaspl 105wastepaper basket

l'welstpelp3" ,b~skitl 30

watch Iwatfl 7, 55watch TV Iwatf ,ti vii 12water buffalo l'w:J!3" ,bAf;Jlool

102watercress l'w:J!3",krcsl 61waterfall l'w:J!3",bl! 106watering can I'W:J!3"II),kren! 23watermelon l'w:J!3",md;Jn! 62water ski l'w:J!3" ,ski/90water-skier l'w:J!3" ,ski<J-I90water skiing l'w:J!3" ,ski-II)I 90water sports l'w:J!3" ,sp:Jrtsl 90water the plants l,w:J!<J-O;J

'pl~ntsl 23wave lweI vi 40, 97wavy hair l,weIvi 'herl 39weather l'w£o3"1 107Wednesday I'w£nzdi! 6weigh IweII 69weights Iweltsl 92west Iw£stl 8West Coast I,wcst 'koust! 8West Virginia I,w£st

v3"'d3mY;JI 8wet Iw£t! 114wheel Iwill 72wheelbarrow I'wil,breroul 23,

34wheelchair I'wil-tf£rl 47whipped cream I,wlpt' 'krim!

66whisk IWISki 15whiskers l'wIsknl 100white Iwaltl 53whiteboard l'walt'b:Jrd! 56whiteboard marker /'wart'b:Jrd

,mark3"/56white bread I,walt' 'brcd! 65white out™ I'Wal! aut! 30, 83white wine l,waIt' 'waml 64,

66whole trout I,hoo! 'traut! 65whole wheat bread I,houl

'wit' ,br£d! 65wide Iwald! 52, 114widow I'wrdool 9widower I'Wldou3"1 9width IWld81 5wife Iwalf/ 10window cleaner I'wmdoo

,klin3"127, 64window frame I'wmdou

,frelm/24window pane I'wmdou ,peml

24window seat I'wmdou ,sit! 77window I'wmdool 13, 18,24,

77, 109windshield I'wmdfild! 73windshield wiper I'wmdfild

,walp3"/73

windsurfer l'wmd,s3"f3"1 90windsurfing l'wmd,s3"frI)1 90windy I'wmdil 107wine glass I'wam gl~sl 19wine list I'wam lIst! 66wing IWII)I 77, 104winter l'wmt3"1 107winter sports I,wmt3" 'sp:Jrts

91Wisconsin IWIs'kansml 8withdrawal slip IWI8'd[;);J!

,slIp/79witness l'wrt'llIsl 36wok Iwakl 15wolf Iwulfl 102woman l'wull1;Jnl 9women's wear I'wlmmz ,werl

49woodchuck l'wudtfAkl 105woods Iwudzl 106woodwinds I'wodwmdz/ 96woodworking l'wud,w3'"kII)1 94wool Iwull 54workbench l'w3"kbentfl 32worker l'w3"k3"133work on a computer l,w3"k :In

;J bm'pyu!3"1 31work station l'w3"k ,sterf;Jnl 33wrapping paper l'r~pII)

,peIp3"/83wrench /rentfl 32wrestler I'rcshl 88wrestling l'r£slrI)1 88wrist Inst! 37write Iraltl 41Wyoming Iwar'OUmlI)I 8

X-ray I'cks rerl 46X-ray machine /'cks reI m;J,finl

76xylophone l'zaIl;J,founl 96

yacht Iyat! 78yard line I'yard laIn! 86yarn Iyarn! 54yellow I'ydoul 53yellow light I,ydou 'laltl 74yield sign I'yild saml 75yogurt l'youg3"t! 63

zebra l'zibr;JI 102zero percent I,ZIroU p3"'s£nt! 4zip code I'ZIp koud! 82zipper l'zrp3"1 52zoo lzul 99zucchini Izu'kinil 61

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fourth second3. _

first2. _

third1. _

dice calculator

watermelon baseball

plate

clock

1.3 When do these holidays happen? Draw a line from the holiday to its month.Father's Day I November IThanksgiving ~

Valentine's Day ~

Christmas Day ~

Memorial Day I October IHalloween I December IIndependence Day I February I

Circle the time you would do the activity.1. Eat breakfast 7:30 a.m. 7:30 p.m.

2:00 p.m.

4:00 p.m.

midnight

11 o'clockin the evening

2. Go to the store

3. Mow the lawn

4. Eat lunch

5. Go to sleep

2:00 a.m.

4:00 a.m.

,.11 o'clockin the morning

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1.1 What do you do in the morning? Put the verbs in order.get up dry yourself 1. _

take a shower get dressed 2. _

wake up go to work 3. _

4. _

5. _

6. _

Michael Douglas

1106 Hollywood Drive, Los Angeles, CA

98554

Catherine Zeta-Jones

09/25/1944

Actor

Married

2 children

994-9872

Male

American

New Brunswick, New Jersey

1. First name

2. Last name

3. Sex

4. Occupation

5. Address

6. Zip code

7. Telephone number

8. Nationality

9. Date of birth

10. Place of birth

11. Marital status

12. Husband's/wife's name13. Number of children

2.3 Put the male and female equivalents in the correct column.granddaughter, sister, nephew, half-sister, father, aunt, grandmother, mother-in-law, stepfather, stepson

Male

widower

Female

widow

1. brother

2. _

3. uncle

4. grandfather"..5. _

6. _

7. father-in-law

8. half-brother

9. grandson

1 O. stepmother

2.4 Marital status. Write these words out correctly.1. insleg 4. mrreiedar _

2. riedram _

3. idwwo

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toilet dresser

oven I kitchen coffee table

laundry basket I bathroom sofa/couch

armchair !dining room I dining table

headboard Iliving room I napkin

quilt I bedroom I spice rack

microwave

Example We usually watch the television in the living room.

1. We usually sleep in the

2. We eat our meals in the

3. We wash our hair in the

4. We cook a barbecue in the _

5. We brush our teeth in the

6. We make dinner in the

7. We sit in the sun in the

8. We wash the dishes in the _

9. We make the beds in the

3.3 Write the name of the part of the house where you would find these items and cross out the object thatis in the wrong place.

oven closet toilet armchair lawnfreezer dressing table toothbrush razor sheddishwasher alarm clock tile magazine rack bushsink bath tub mirror sofa swingfridge lamp quilt bookcase cribswifl§ mattress sink coffee table fence

hedge

Example kitchen 1. 2. 3. 4.

3.4 Complete the words. All these things go on the dining room table.1. Uk 6. kn_fe

2. sp_on 7. CbUpoo_

3. w_ne glas_ 8. sJt

4. plac 9. p_pper

5. napjn 10. Casp_on

1:

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1. secretary

2. nurse

3. teacher

4. professor

5. judge

6. photographer

7. bank teller _

8. cook

0 a meeting

F papers

send a F

a letter

C a letter

E an e-mail

4.3 Match the pictures andthe words. Put thecorrect number next tothe word.

pencil holder 0 white OUt'M 0 telephone 0in box 0 Rolodex 0 lamp 0paper clip 0 PC 0 desk calendar 0out box 0 tape 0 desk 0

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5.1 Fill in the blanks to complete the physical description.Each dash represents a letter.This man has _ _ _ __ _ hair, He has eyes and a nose,

He has eyelashes and thick , His mouth is and

his are small too, He has a beard and a .

6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

5.3 Match the opposites. Draw a line to connect them.

1. tall 2. dark hair 3. heavy 4. straight hair 5. short hair

a) thin b) long hair c) short d) blond hair e) curly hair

5.4 Put these words in the correct box according to where they are on our bodies.thigh, nose, wrist, hip, waist, palm, ankle, calf, knee, elbow, stomach, ears, forehead, kneecap, cheek, fingers, thumb, back, mouth, lips

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WAITER

CUSTOMER

WAITER

CUSTOMER

Hello, sir. What would you like to eat?

For an appetizer I would like _

And for the main course?

WAITER Would you like dessert?

CUSTOMER Yes. Can I have please?

WAITER And to drink?

I would like and CUSTOMER I would like _

chicken, orange juice, pepper, oil, bacon, ground beef, pork chops, sugar, cereal, vinegar, shrimp, liver, salt, pasta, rice, lobster, crab,cookies, beer, mineral water

6.3 Food word soup

look at these pictures. Find the words for these foods in the word soup.

"D 0 U G H N U T G E W 0

Y S M Q H N A B N D W

S S 0 U P M U C T A U N

E 0 G L 0 C 0 H P R K

C R D P Z C K W P C M

R A V A Z T B 0 V K P G

E D F N A K E A M E S

A Q s U R N A P K N E

M H A M B U R G E R T R

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1, You should never walk on the _

2, You wait for the train on the _

3, You can leave your bags in a _

4, You wait for a bus at the _

5, To know what time the train leaves, look at the _

6, When you ride on a train, you are a _

7, The car that pulls the train is the _

8, The train arrives in the _

7.2 Number the words.

roof rack 0 bumper 0 hood 0 trunk 0 exhaust pipe 0

7.3 Find the missing letters to make a new word.

Word Missing letter Word

1. -icket t 4, custo-s

2. b-lIhop 5. su-tcase

3, baggage claim a-ea 6. boardi-g pass

Word

7. p-ssport

8. -uggage cartNew word _

sedan, yacht, hatchback, cabin cruiser, rowboat, four-wheel drive, helicopter,convertible, oil tanker, cruise ship, station wagon, ferry, jet plane

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1. optician's2. pharmacy3. candystore4. sports store5. music store6. electronics store7. post office

a) stampb) radioc) medicined) sunglassese) tennis racketf) ( D or cassette tapeg) chocolate bar

letter, address, envelope,

postmark, zip code,

postcard, stamp

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EXERCISES

9 SPORTS

9.1 Match the words to their sports type.

speed skating basketball

surfing I water sports I baseball

sailing I individual sports I downhill skiing

golf winter sports rowing

tennis I team sports I figure skating

football diving

9.2 Baseball word soup. Find 8 words connected with baseball.

S C M 0 Z P A C H

D T N A F M T T D

B A S E T W T B Q

0 D T P E C C G N

T 0 L V M H B y

G U M P R E E R

N M C L S A R y R E

K X H D K U F L

E 0 U T E L D

1. Do football players wear boxing trunks? No, they don't.

2. Do wrestlers wear snorkels?

3. Do boxers wear trunks? !O'

4. Do bowlers wear mitts?

5. Do volleyball players wear goggles?

6. Do boxers wear goggles?

7. Do cyclists wear helmets?

8, Do roller-skaters wear helmets?

9. Do swimmers wear gloves)

10, Do scuba divers wear shoulder pads)

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10.1 Match each hobby toone piece of equipment.

I knitting needles I

potter's wheel

pier swimsuit

surfboard cooler

float seashell

beach towel wave

sea shovel

bucket sunglasses

Word

1. ba-kpack

2. p-th

3. fisher-an

Missing letterc 4. sign-ost

5. camps-te

6. hiki-g

Word Missing letter

7. sleepin- bag

1. sches _

2. ecid _

3. omteucpr games

4. nomamgkacb _

5. kcreshce _

6. rdsca ~ _

a) actor, b) ballerina, c) orchestra, d) plants, e) roller coaster, f) crafts, g) wild animals

1. zoo 3. botanical garden 5. craft fair _

2. ballet 4. theater 6. concert _

10.6 Crossout the instrumentthat doesn't belong in thegroup.

Strings

pianoguitarviolindrum

double bass

Woodwind

fluteclarinet

saxophonerecordercymbal

Brass

trombonesaxophoneFrench horn

trumpettuba

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11.1 Circle the animals that are kept in a cage.gerbil tropical fish cat

parakeet hamster dog

goldfish guinea pig kitten

a. calf b. foal c. gosling d. chick e. piglet f. Iamb g. kid

1. horse _

2. goose _

3. sheep _

4. pig _

5. cow _

1. el_phant 6. _onkey

2. g_raffe 7. ceetah

3. ze_ra 8.II_ma

4. tige_ 9.li_ard

5. ka_garoo 10. racco_n

11.4 Put the animals into the correct category.

chipmunk, shrimp, wasp, flamingo, skunk, mosquito, bass, eagle, ostrich, swan, trout, mole, walrus,bluejay, ant, lobster, groundhog, fly, dolphin, octopus, shark

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EXERCISES

12 TH E ENVIRONMENT

12.1 Write the weather for each of these places.

Example: In San Francisco, it is foggy.

1. In Washington D.c., it is

2. In Miami, it is

3. In Los Angeles, it is

4. In New York, it is

12.2 Find the words for the pictures in the word soup.

H N H V B X G 0 S E N Y M U Y

W V E 0 C M K S E Y E B M

E X L A A 0 L N A A W

L K N L C P L N L U D C

D Y K H K V A Z H N P 0 P R

K A A T S X V G Y K T W P M

E M W A T E R F A L L A E P

P T X 0 G 0 M C A V E E R H

S L C B S T P A E Q M V T N

W X T R H T R E E G A M

Y R D E S E R T C S E G Y P B

B D U H Z Z P F N H P 0 N

G U W S 0 R 0 L Q P N N Q

H K D H C E V T U X S D B

H Q L P U X 0 T B B S Y T,

12.3 Write the names of the planets in the correct orderfrom the nearest to the furthest from the sun.

Mercury Saturn Pluto 1. 4. 7.

Earth Venus Neptune 2. 5. 8.

Jupiter Mars Uranus 3. 6. 9.

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1 NUMBERS, TIME, 3. auntHO IDAYS 4. grandmother

1.1 5. nephew1. first 6. stepson2. second 7. mother-in-law3. third 8. half-sister4. fourth 9. granddaughter5. fifth 10. stepfather

1.2 2.4Oval Rectangle 1. singleegg flag 2. marriedwatermelon door 3. widowCircle calculator 4. remarriedclock 5. divorcedplatetire 3 HOUSINGbaseball 3.1

Kitchen1.3 ovenFather's Day - June microwaveThanksgiving - November spice rackValentine's Day - February BathroomChristmas - December laundry basketMemorial Day - May toiletHalloween - October Dining RoomIndependence Day - July chandelier1.4 napkin

1. 7:30 a.m. Living Room2. 2:00 p.m. armchair3. 4:00 p.m. coffee table4. noon sofa/couch5. 11 o'clock in the evening Bedroom

headboard2 PEOPLE quilt2.1 dresser

1. wake up 3.22. get up 1. bedroom3. take a shower 2. dining room4. dry yourself 3. bathroom5. get dressed 4. yard6. go to work 5. bathroom

2.2 6. kitchen1. Douglas 7. yard2. Michael 8. kitchen3. Male 9. bedroom4. Actor D5. 1106 Hollywood Drive, 1. Bedroom/bathtub

Los Angeles, CA 2. Bathroom/quilt6. 98554 3. Living room/razor7. 994-9872 4. Yard/crib8. American9. 09/25/1944 3.4

10. New Brunswick, New Jersey 1. fork11, Married 2. spoon12. Catherine Zeta-Jones 3. wine glass13. 2 children 4. plate

5. napkin2.36. knife

1. sister 7. tablespoon2. father 8. salt

9. pepper10. teaspoon

4 WORK4.1

1. office2. hospital3. school4. university5. court6. studio7 bank8. kitchen9. restaurant

4.2conduct a meetingfile paperssend a faxsign a letterphotocopy a lettersend an e-mail

4.3pencil holder 4in box 8paper clip 12out box 9white out™ 11Rolodex 6PC 1tape 10telephone 5lamp 2desk calendar 3desk 7

5 THE BODY5.1This man has short black hair. Hehas big eyes and a long nose. Hehas long eyelashes and thickeyebrows. His mouth is small andhis ears are small too. He has along beard and a mustache.

5.21. to frown 6. to sit2 to sing 7. to talk3. to hug 8. to wave4. to push 9. to cry5 to pull 10. to shake hands

5.31c, 2d, 3a, 4e, 5b

5.4Head/Facenoseearsforeheadcheekmouthlips

legthighhipanklecalfkneekneecap

Arm/Handwristpalmelbowfingersthumb

Bodywaiststomachback

6 FOOD6.1Hello, sir. What would you like toeat?For an appetizer I would likeshrimp cocktail.And for the main course?I would like roast beef and abaked potato.Would you like dessert?Yes.Can I have apple pie please?And to drink?I would like bottled water.

6.2Meatchickenbaconground beefpork chopsliverFish and seafoodshrimplobstercrabDry goods and condimentspepperoilsugarcerealvinegarsaltpastaricecookies

6.3AcrossDOUGHNUTSOUPNAPKINHAMBURGERDownICE CREAMPIZZATACODiagonalSODACHIPS

Drinksorange juicebeermineral water

7 TRANSPORT7.1

1. track2. platform3. luggage compartment

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4. bus stop5. timetable6. passenger7. engine8. train station

7.21. gas cap2. roof rack3. side mirror4. tire5. bumper6. trunk7. door8. exhaust pipe9. hood

10. headlight

7.31. ticket2. bellhop3. baggage claim area4. customs5. suitcase6. boarding pass7. passport8. luggage cart

Spells the word: t-e-r-m-i-n-a-I

7.4Airhelicopterjet planelandsedanhatchbackfour-wheel driveconvertiblestation wagonSeayachtcabin cruiserrowboatoil tankercruise shipferry

8 COMMUNITY7.1Fire stationfire hydrantladderhosesmokefire extinguisherAmbulance servicestretcherdripambulanceoxygen maskparamedicPhone boothcoinslot

phonecardreceiver

painting/brushastronomy/telescopebird-watch ing/bi nocu lars

10.2Things you take ...surfboard, float, beach towel,bucket, swimsuit, cooler, shovelsunglassesThings you find ...pier, sea, seashell, wave

ostrichswanbluejaysea animalsshrimpwalruslobsterdolphinoctopusinsectswaspmosquitoantflyfishbasstroutsharksmall animalschipmunkskunkmolegroundhog

12 ENVIRONMENT12.1

1. In Washington D.C., it is cloudyand rainy.

2. In Miami, it is cloudy.3. In Los Angeles, it is sunny.4. In New York, it is cloudy and

snowy.

12.2AcrossWATERFALL(9)CAVE (2)DESERT(4)TREE(1)DownBEACH (10)MEADOW (5)POND (11)DiagonalHILL (12)DAM (3)LAKE (8)MOUNTAIN (7)PEAK (6)VALLEY (13)

12.31. Mercury2. Venus3. Earth4. Mars5. Jupiter6. Saturn7. Uranus8. Neptune9. Pluto

8.21d, 2(, 3g, 4e, 5f, 6b, 7a

8.31. postmark2. letter3. zip code4. address5. envelope6. postcard7 stamp

10.31. backpack2. path3. fisherman4. signpost5. campsite6 hiking7. sleeping bag

Spells the word:c-a-m-p-i-n-g

10.41. chess2. dice3. computer games4. backgammon5. checkers6. cards

9 SPORTS9.1Water sportssurfingsailingrowingdivingIndividual sportsgolftennisWinter sportsspeed skatingdownhill skiingfigure skatingTeam sportsfootballbasketballbaseball

9.2AcrossMIDBASEUMPIREOUTFIELDDownSTADIUMPITCHERINFIELDDiagonalCATCHER

9.3,,2. No, they don't

3. Yes,they do.4. No, they don't.5. No, they don't.6. No, they don't7. Yes they do.8. Yes they do.9. No, they don't10. No, they don't

10.51g, 2b, 3d, 4a, 5f, 6c, 7e

10.6Strings - drumWoodwind- cymbalBrass- saxophone

11 ANIMALS11.1Animals that are kept in a cage:·.gerbilparakeethamsterguinea pig

11.21b, 2c, 3f, 4e, 5a, 6g

11.31. elephant2. giraffe3. zebra4. tiger5. kangaroo6. monkey7. cheetah8. llama9. lizard

10. raccoon10 ENTERTAINMENT10.1photography/cameraknitting/knitting needlespottery/potter's wheel

11.4birdsflamingoeagle

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APlWide World 6 3, 5; 9 5, 6; 27 19; 364-6; 71 8,14-15; 764; 81 11.

Ascension © 200291-4; 12 1-21; 371-37; 3921-22; 40 2-4,6-11,13-14,17-18,21; 41 1; 4316; 44 1, 13, 15; 45 21, 25, 33; 49 7; 52 21-23; 711-2,4-7,12-13; 72 1-4, 6, 14-17,21-24; 731-28; 74 1-7, 14-15; 75 4; 76 1, 7-8, 11-12,16-17; 78 10,12,20-21; 79 3,5; 80 1-5, 7,13-20; 811, 9-10,13-14; 82 1; 85 6,24; 9022-24; 928-22; 111 3; 1123,9; 113 1-2,7-8,25-26; 115 1.

Addenbrookes Hospital 44 11, 46 17.

Allsport 41-5; 87 7-18; 88 1-5, 7, 8,17,23,24;893-5,17-19; 904,7-11,12,13, 28-31; 913-7,10.,11,16-18,19-21,22,23; 97 22-24

The Anthony Blake Photo Library Ltd 14 3-6; 6122,23; 62 31-36; 63 9,10,11,15,16; 65 1-6,8-10,20,21-26,27,28; 661,2,4-7,10-12,14,15,19,20,21,22; 67 5,14; 70 6-8.

Mark Wagner - Aviation Images 77 35.

BAA Picture Library 76 19, 20; 77 37-39, 44-48

Gareth Bowden 1411-15,18; 15 1, 20-23,27-29; 17 20, 21, 23, 24; 196,14-18,20-23; 204-6; 2110-12, 20; 221-4, 8,14; 23 1,3-11,13,15,16; 257,9,10,12; 29 14; 36 1, 3-22, 24-26;359-11,15; 3913,19,20; 40 1, 5, 12, 15, 19,20;41 2-15, 19; 42 1, 3-22, 24-26; 45 20, 29-31, 36,37; 49 4,5; 502-5,7; 511-6,9,10,14-21; 522,3, 6, 9, 10, 12-15, 17, 18; 57 2, 5, 6; 60 7-11, 14;62 17-20; 74 10-13; 83 15, 22, 26; 89 20; 92 2-4;9413; 97 18, 20; 109 14; 1102; 113 17, 18.

BusinessWire 79 5.

Corbis 6 2 (© Reed Kaestner), 7 (© Bettmann); 2710,14; 29 6; 347; 471; 842,7-9,12; 86 11,12(© Kevin Flemming), 13-16 (Chris Trotman©Duromo/CORBIS); 926; 93 10, 11 (©Robbie Jack);94 12, 27; 99 11, 12 (©Dave G. Houser).

Corel Picture Library 6 7; 9 12, 13; 25 15, 18; 2812; 2916; 39 3-4, 14; 562,5,9-14, 18; 574,8;592, 11, 17; 62 16, 24; 67 11-13; 75 1, 5-6,8-12,15-18; 77 43; 80 6,12; 85 7-14,18-19; 865,9-10; 88 18; 89 1, 6-10; 90 16-18,19-21; 911,8-9,12-15; 92 1, 5; 9313,18-19; 98 2-3; 999,13-15; 10231-32; 10327-28; 1044; 1058,14,18,20,24-25; 106 18; 11329-30.

Digital Stock 59 5.

DIY Photo Library 32 7, 17, 18

Dorling Kindersley 14 10; 154,5,10,24,30; 1722; 22 15-17, 19,20; 2314,19,22; 34 14,15; 361,3; 38 1-7; 39 1, 2, 5-12,16,17,18,23,24; 4618; 47 20, 21, 52 1, 54 17; 558,9,12-21,24,29,31,32; 58 11, 12; 61 27; 62 15, 27, 29; 654; 6618; 69 1-4, 6-13,16-21,23-26; 72 9; 7728,34,36; 78 7, 8,14,15; 85 16, 17; 896-10,21,22; 936-8, 23-26; 94 7-9, 11, 14, 16, 23, 24; 95 2-9;96 1-22, 24-28; 97 13; 98 11-13; 99 7; 102 11,12; 1064,8,17,19,25,26,28; 1074; 109 1-12;110 1, 19, 20; 111 Photographer, 20, 21.

Fashion Wire Daily 49 11, 20-21; 50 19-20.

Fresno Bee 84 4.

Getty Images, © Taxi 10 1-3, 5-14; 11 15-22.ImageWorks 27 11 (© Frank Pedrick), 13 (© JackKurtz); 28 7 (© Rhoda Sidney); 29 2 (© BobDaemmrich), 4 (© Jonathan Nouvok), 5 (© TannenMaury); 31 4, 7 (© Jim Pickerell), 5-6 (© Bill

Bachman); 33 1-2 (© Dion Ogust); 36 2 (© RhodaSidney); 46 8 (© Frozen Images), 11 (© DavidGrossman), 14 (© Bob Daemmrich), 16 (© JohnGriffin); 47 3-5 (lW Network); 58 22 (© TonyAruza); 59 1 (© Syracuse Newspapers/Dick Blume),3 (© DPAlMAK), 15 (© Bob Mahoney), 16 (© JamesMarshall); 85 1 (© Rhonda Sidney); 91 2(© Syracuse NewspapersILogan Wallace); 111 19(© Jonathan Nouvok).

Indianapolis Star 115 4.

Joel Gordon © 2002 85 2.

Charlie Gray 94 1, 2.

Hart McLeod 4 6-48; 5 1-24; 6 A, B; 7 6-22, 8Map; 1820; 27 16; 24 1-4, 6-12, 15, 16; 348, 11,12,20; 4016; 60 18; 62 28; 66 3; 816,7; 9025-27; 107 17-22; 108 12; 109 15-20; 115 14-16.

J C Bamford Excavators Ltd (JCB) 34 18.

McDonald's Graphic Services 67 4, 6.

NASCAR 56 8.

National Sporting Goods 57 9.

Philips 43 21

PhotoDisc 6 10; 27 5; 289-10, 13; 29 3, 7, 18; 3017-18; 313; 46 2-4,7; 47 6,12; 481-8,15,18,25; 50 15-18; 58 17; 619; 62 14; 86 6-8,13-21;97 7; 100 10, 17; PhotoEdit, all rights reserved. 610 (© David Young-Wolff); 9 9, 10 (© RobertBrenner); 20 1-2 (© Laura Dwight), 17 (© RobertBrenner), 19 (© Spencer Grant), 20 (© PatrickOlear); 21 8 (© Robert Brenner); 23 17, 20 (© DavidYoung-Wolff); 25 1 (© Mary Kate Denney), 2(© Tony Freeman), 6, 13, 19 (© Michael Newman),8 (© Robert Brenner), 14 (© Myrleen FergusonCate), 17 (© David Young-Wolff); 29 8, 10 (© BillBachmann); 31 1 (© Susan Van Etten); 47 18(© Patrick Olear); 58 18 (© Robert Brenner); 59 4(© David Young-Wolff), 14 (© Mary Kate Denny);76 18 (© Phil McCarten); 93 1, 4-5 (© TonyFreeman); 94 19 (© David Young-Wolff).

PidureQuest 29 9 (© Jim Pickerell/StockConnection); 33 6 (© Benelux Press, b.v.leStockPhotography), 13-14 (© Ryan McVay/PhotoDisc);43 15 (© Creasource/Series); 77 22-27 (© PictorInternational Ltd.); 79 1, 7-9 (© Jim Pickerell/StockConnection); 94 4-5 (© Everett C. Johnson/e-StockPhotography).

The Photographers Library 90 5, 6; 107 13.

Pidor 44 8,17-19; 88 6; 992-4; 105 1, 2.'

Planet Earth Pictures 78 9; 101 1-4, 7-12, 17, 18;10223,27,28,30; 1037,9,11,13-15,18,22-26; 104 1,3, 5-11, 14-24,26-30; 1053-7, 9,11,15-17,19,21; 1066,7,11-16,21-23,29;108 13-16, 22-30.

PRNewswire 6 1; 9 16; 104; 11 23; 21 9; 24 15; 3512; 46 5; 4717; 49 6,10,12-13,15; 506; 5813;59 3 (logos), 10; 72 5, 10; 749; 84 3, 10, 14; 861-4, 22-24; 88 15-16, 19-22; 89 11-12; 93 14,16-17,20-22; 9421-22; 987-8; 996; 1104-9.

Poppertfoto 84 7.

Royal Flyer Inc. © 2002 all rights reserved 577.

Stock, Boston 13 E (Milton Feinberg).

Sandra Small Photography 15 7, 11; 16 10-18,20-23; 17 1-6,9-16; 18 1-19,21-22; 19 1-5,7-12,19; 20 3,9,11-15,18; 431-9; 44 3-4,6-10,12,14,16; 45 28-30, 35; 49 1-3; 50 1,8-14; 51 7-8, 11-13; 541-7,10-14,24-30; 581-9; 60 1-6, 15-18,20-21; 611-8; 621-13,

21-23,25-26; 63 12-14, 17-19,21-22; 64 1-26;65 14-15, 29-34; 66 26-28; 67 3, 7-10; 68 1-5,7-8,11-17; 70 2-5, 9-10,12-13; 796,10-12,17-23; 822-11; 83 3-5, 7-8, 12-14, 17-18, .20-21, 22-29; 94 3; 111 1-2, 4-8; 113 5-6,15-16,21-22,27-28; 1143-8,13-14; 1152-3,7-13,17-18.

R & S Greenhill 6 6, 8.

Reeve Photography 1416; 15 2, 3, 6, 8, 9,12-16,19,25,26; 169; 177,8,17-19; 1913; 20 1, 8,10; 211,2,13,18,19; 23 2; 26 7; 30 11-13, 15,16,19; 32 1-6, 8-13,15,16, 19-24; 33 9,10; 3423-25; 35 16; 38 23-29; 43 7,10-14,17-20,22-25; 45 22, 26, 34; 46 1; 47 22; 48 19-22; 531-23; 544,5,20-23; 55 1-7, 10, 11,22,23,25-28, 30; 57 10, 11, 14, 16-18, 20-24; 58 10; 5911; 6110-21,24-26; 63 20; 6511-13,34; 6623-25, 29; 689, 10, 20-25; 69 5, 14; 70 1, 11; 8222-24; 83 16; 889; 92 7; 94 18; 95 1; 96 23; 975,8,9; 986; 109 13,14; 1103,10; 11110,13,14,16-18,22,23; 112 1, 2, 4-8,10; 113 3, 4,9-14,17,18,23,24; 1149,10; 1155,6.

RSPCA Photolibrary 1001,3,4,6,7,11-14; 1015,14,16,20,21; 102 1-5, 13,34; 10321; 1042;1052.

Science Photo Library 38 11, 12 (©GeoffTompkinson), 16-119 (© Martin Dohrn)

Six Continents Hotels 351-3,13-14,17-19.

Corbis Stockmarket 6 4, 9; 254; 33 7, 8; 54 18,19; 58 19, 20; 84 5; 9425,26; 1076,9, 10, 14.

Susan G. Holtz/Image & Film Research © 2002 131-23; 14 1-2, 7-9,17; 15 17; 16 1-8,19,24-26;2016; 213-7,14-17,21; 22 9-13; 245; 25 3, 5,16; 27 7,17-18; 28 11; 30 1-9,14,20-21,23; 312,8,10; 33 4-5,10; 34 13,19; 354-6; 37 7-17;41 16; 42 2; 48 9; 49 9,14,16-19; 52 5; 5415-16; 56 3-4, 6,15-16,20-22; 57 1, 3,12-13,15, 25; 59 13, 18; 60 12, 19; 63 1-8, B; 6429; 6517-18; 66 8-9,13,16-17; 671-2; 6818-19; 6922; 70 14-18; 71 9-10, 16-19; 72 7-8,11-13,18-19; 73 8; 748; 75 2-3, 7,13-14; 76 15; 7740-42; 78 5; 792,13-16; 80 8-11, 21; 81 12; 8212-21; 84 6,15; 85 3-4,20-23,25; 89 15-16; 971,3-4,6,10-12,14-16,21; 98 9-10,14-19; 99 5,8,10; 1008-9; 110 1,11-18; 111 9, 24; 11319-20,31-32; 1141-2,11-12,15-16.

Tony Stone 59 9.

Telegraph Colour Library 9 7, 8, 11, 14, 15; 22 18;2511,20; 264-6; 271-4,6,8,9,12; 28 1-6, 8;2911-13,15,17; 33 3,11,12,15,16; 341-6,9,10,16,17; 39 15; 42 23; 442; 4612,13; 47 8-11,4817,24; 58 14-16, 21; 751; 76 8-10,13; 7730-33; 78 3, 4, 6, 11, 13, 16-19; 81 2, 3; 84 1, 11,13; 85 15; 87 1-6; 89 2, 13, 14, 23-25; 90 1-3,14,15; 93 2, 3; 94 10; 9717; 981,4,5; 99 2; 10011,12,18-21; 101 6, 16, 17,22,23; 1026-10,14-22, 24-26, 29, 33, 35; 103 1-5, 10, 12, 16, 17,19,20; 104 12, 25; 106 1-3, 5, 9,10,20; 107 1-3,5,7,8,11,16,15; 1081-11, 17-21.

Telegraph Herald 27 15.

The Decatur Daily 94 17.

The Plain Dealer 93 15.

USGC Digital 78 2.

U.S. Coast Guard, AMT1, Wes Fleming 78 1.

The Wellcome Trust 38 8-10; 44 5, 20; 45 23, 24,27, 28, 32, 35, 38; 46 6, 9, 10; 47 13-15; 4810-14,16,23.

Every effort has been made to trace the copyright holders and we apologise in advance for any unintentional omissions. We would be pleased to insert theappropriate acknowledgement in any subsequent edition of this publication.

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PRONUNCIATION TABLESymbol Keyword Symbol KeywordConsonants Vowels

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CD 1 CD 2

Numbers, time, holidays, etc. Food2. Numbers 2:04 1. Vegetables 1:293. Shapes 2:06 2. Fruit 1:524. Calendar and Holidays 1:32 3. At the Supermarket 1 1:305. Time 1:54 4. At the Supermarket 2 1:526. The United States 2:21 5. Supermarket Counters 2:18

6. At the Restaurant 1:39People 7. Fast Food and Snacks 0:49

7. Personal Data 0:53 8. Containers and Quantities 1:228. The Family 1:49 9. Cooking 1:109. Daily Routine/Home Activities 1:23 10. Breakfast 0:58

Housing Transportation10. Places to live: Apartments and Houses 1:52 11. Public Transportation 1:1511. The Kitchen 1:13 12. Private Transportation 1 1:3812. Kitchen Equipment 1:51 13. Private Transportation 2 1:3913. The Bathroom 1:40 14. The Road/Road Signs 1 1:0114. The Bedroom 1:26 15. The Road/Road Signs 2 1:0615. The Living Room 1:21 16. At the Airport 2:5416. The Dining Room 1:29 17. Water Transportation 1:1717. The Nursery and Baby Accessories 1:1218. The Utility Room 1:10 Community19. The Yard and Garden 1:05 18. Money 2:0620. Gardening 1:19 19. The City/City Life 1 1:1621. Floor Plan of a House 0:55 20. The City/City Life 2 0:52

21. At the Post Office 1:26Work/Occupations 22. At the Drugstore 1:4722. At Home/Housework 1:18 23. At the Mall 0:5523. Getting a Job 0:30 24. Emergencies 1:37

. Jobs 1 1:1125. Jobs 2 0:51 Sports

6. Jobs 3 1:04 25. Team and Spectator Sports 1 1:34. The Office 1:31 26. leam and Spectator Sports 2 1:15

28. Office Activities 0:53 27. Individual Sports 1 1:459. In a Workshop 1:25 28. Individual Sports 2 1:52

3 . In a Factory 0:59 29. Water Sports 2:203 . On a Construction Site 1:26 30. Winter Sports 1:333 . otel 1:10 31. At the Gym 1:09n. Dealing with Crime 0:59

Recreation~e Body 32. Entertainment 1:24

.>:. arts of the Body 1 1:50 33. Hobbies and Games 1 1:31arts of the Body 2 21 :42 34. Hobbies and Games 2 0:38

ysical Descriptions 1:26 35. Musical Instruments 1:40ert-, of Movement 1 1:07 36. At the Beach 1:30erbs of Movement 2 1:00 37. In the Country 1:20:. -he Hairdresser's and the Beauty Salon 1:27 38. Places to Visit 0:50

rr>'tyling, Make-up, and Manicure 1:35Animals/Pets

-==' 39. Pets 1:06inor Ailments and Remedies at the Pharmacy 2:28 40. Farm Animals 1:07edical Care 1:16 41. Wild Animals 1:36~ the Hospital 1:17 42. Fish and Sea Animals 1:29

- =-en al and Eye Care 1:31 43. Birds 1:2544. Insects and Small Animals 1:19

-5 and Fashione 's and Women's Wear 1 1:21 The Environment

's and Women's Wear 2 1:26 45. Landscape Features 1:29's and Women's Wear 3 1:29 46. Seasons and Weather 1:27ibing Clothes 1:17 47. Space 1:40

rs and Patterns 1:15==-::rics, Sewing, and Knitting 1:47 Computers, Home and Office Electronics

ories and Jewelry 2:02 48. Computers and Software 1:2449. Home Electronics and Telecommunications 1 1:2550. Home Electronics and Telecommunications 2 1:29

I and the Classroom 1:43und and Pre-Scho'ol 1:27 Expressing Oneself

01 1:36 51. Adjectives 1 0:37Subjects 1:07 52. Adjectives 2 1:

orary 1:19 53. Prepositions 1 0:4254. Prepositions 2 1:10

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