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Vocabulary Revision for Cambridge Key English Test Test WRITTEN, COMPLIED, AND EDITED BY
Monica Thomas (B ((B.A. B.A. Hons)
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16 Thematic crosswords 379 words: from accident to zoo Answers and a handy Word Index included
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#LIMMQIL>M U Vocabulary Revision for Cambridge Key English Test Test WRITTEN, COMPLIED, COMPLIED, AND EDITED BY Monica Thomas (B.A. Hons) Hons) Copyright Ad_Lib Language Service Ltd 2009 t/a Ad_Lib English Parts of this publication may be reproduced for classroom use only. This publication may not be reproduced in whole or in part for any commercial use. Cover photo: itsallgood©fotolia
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INTRODUCTION:
Key English Test (KET) is the first f irst and the most basic of all Cambridge Cambridge ESOL examinations. It is widely recognized as a qualification representing a general basic ability in English. KET has been accredited by the Qualifications and Curriculum Authority (QCA), the statutory regulatory authority for external qualifications in England, and its counterparts in Wales and Northern Ireland at Cambridge Cambridge ESOL Entry Level Certificate In ESOL International (Entry 2). This is equivalent to Level A2 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages. For more information about Cambridge ESOL exams, please go to www.CambridgeESOL.org
As an alternative alternative and fun approach approach to learning and and revising vocabulary, vocabulary, "Crosswords "Crosswords 1" offers the chance chance to learn and memorize almost 400 words from the Cambridge Key English Test (KET) word list. The book covers 16 topics in 16 different crosswords, arranged from the basic through to the more complex. As well as being fun, "Crosswords 1" is an effective means of simple, direct memorization and learning, and is ideal for both home and classroom use.
I sincerely hope that you find this book entertaining and helpful.
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LIST OF CROSSWORDS:
1.1 Colours 1.2 Sport and Leisure 1.3 Clothes and Accessories 1.4 Family 1.5 The Home 1.6 Appliances and Services 1.7 Time 1.8 Jobs and Work 1.9 Food 1.10 Shopping and Money 1.11 Documents and Texts 1.12 Body 1.13 Health 1.14 Buildings and Places We Live and Work 1.15 Travel and Transport 1.16 Communication, Culture and Entertainment Word Index
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1.1 Colours
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1.1 Colours—answers 1
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1.2 Sport and Leisure 1
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4 People read them (4)
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5 See picture 11. (6) 8 Catching fish. (7) 10 You do it to get to the top of a mountain. (5)
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12 It's a place by the sea. There is a lot of sand. (5)
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14 See picture 12. (6)
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16 You can swim in it. Rich people have them in their houses or in the garden. (4)
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17 See picture 7. (10)
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19 A colourful publication about lifestyle, fashion, gossip, etc. (8) 20 It's a place in a city where there are trees and alleys and benches where people can sit and relax. Sometimes you can play tennis there as well. (4)
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21 See picture 5. (8) Down 1 See picture 1 (8) 2 See picture 3. (6) 3 See picture 10. (6)
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4 See picture 2. (4) 6 See picture 9. (4) 7 See picture 8. (10) 9 You do it in your free time because you like it. (5) 11 See picture 4. (7) 13 You use it to take pictures. (6) 14 During this time you don't have to go to work or to school. Many people go away sometimes to another country. (8) 15 Sport shoes. (8) 16 When you have it, you invite your friends and you dance, eat and drink and have a great time. (5) 18 See picture 6. (7)
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1.2 Sport and Leisure (5) (9)
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1.2 Sport and Leisure—answers 1 4
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1.3 Clothes and Accessories 1
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9 See picture 6. (4)
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16 See picture 16. (4)
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1.3 Clothes and Accessories
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1.3 Clothes and Accessories—answers 1
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1.4 Family 1
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13 Two people with the same parents, born on the same day. (5)
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3 Two people with the same parents. (8) 5 You call him 'daddy'. (6) 6 Your mother's or your father's brother. (5) 11 Your mother's or your father's sister. (4) 12 Your parent's daughter. (6) 14 John married Mary. She is his _______. (4)
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1.4 Family—answers 1 2
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1.5 The Home 1
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1 That's where you prepare your food. (7) 4 You eat soup from it. (4)
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5 When you're at home, it's under your feet. (5) 6 It's in the door. You put your key into it and turn it to open the door. (4)
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10 You put your dinner on it. (5) 11 You sit on it when you're having breakfast. (5)
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12 The room where you sleep. (7) 14 You sit on it when you watch television. (4)
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15 Smaller than a house. (4) 19
16 You can go upstairs from there. (10)
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18 That's where you live. (4) 19 People grow plants and vegetables there. (6)
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21 You cover yourself with it when you're cold. (7) 22 The very top part of a building. (4) Down
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17 You have it every morning after getting up but before getting dressed. (6) 20 A kind of a table that you use for writing. People put computers on them. (4)
1 You use it to open the front door. (3) 2 You use it to dry yourself after taking a shower. (5) 3 It's under your head when you're asleep in your bed. (6) 4 A place where you keep your books. (9) 7 A cabinet where you keep your cups and plates. (8) 8 Beds, chairs, tables, sofas, armchairs, etc. (9) 9 You put it on an envelope when you send a letter. (7) 12 You fill it with water and you get into it if you want to wash. (4) 13 That's where you keep your car. (6)
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1.5 The Home—answers 1
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1.6 Appliances and Services 1
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2 You use it to make dinner. (6) 6 It cooks your food very quickly. (9) 8 People recorded music on them before they had CDs. (8)
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10 It gives you light. (4)
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11 You can listen to it. There are many stations you can choose from. (5) 12 You need it to cook and to heat your house. (3)
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13 You use it to boil water. (6) 14 You use it to dry and style your hair. (9) 13
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1 A type of a phone you can keep in your pocket. (6) 2 You use it to take pictures. (6)
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3 You put bread inside and it comes out warm and crispy. (7) 4 It keeps you warm in winter. (7) 5 You watch it in your free time. (10) 7 You use it to keep your food fresh. (6) 8 A PC or an Apple Mac. (8) 9 It shows time. (5) 15 A disk that people record films on. (3)
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1.6 Appliances and Services—answers 1
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1.7 Time 1
Across 2 The time when you agreed to meet somebody. (11)
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6 Happening every seven days. (6) 7 Sixty minutes. (4)
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8 The time when you don't need to go to work. (8)
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11 Today is Monday. When was Sunday? (9)
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20 It starts in December and lasts for three months. (6)
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21 A hundred years. (7)
12 When the afternoon is finished. (7)
23 The machine for measuring time. (5)
13 The later part of the day - after twelve o'clock. (9)
24 Twenty-four hours from now. (8) Down
14 It starts in June and lasts for three months. (6) 15 A type of a calendar where you can write things down. (5)
1 Happening every month. (7) 3 Twelve o'clock at night. (8)
17 Sixty of them make up a minute. (6)
4 The date on which you were born. You celebrate it every year. (8)
18 Saturday and Sunday. (7) 22 Twelve months. (4)
5 Happening every day. (5) 9 It starts in September and lasts for three months. (6) 10 It starts in March and lasts for three months. (6)
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1.7 Time—answers 1
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1.8 Jobs and Work 1
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4 You go to see this person when you're ill. (6) 5 Better than a certificate (7) 8 This person works on the land. (6)
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11 This person drives a car, a van or a lorry for a living. (6)
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16 This person 39 works at the front desk greeting the visitors, answering phone calls, and sorting out the mail. (12)
32 A visitor. (5)
18 This person takes photographs for a living. (12)
34 Another word for a firm or a business. (7)
20 It's a place where people work - usually sitting at their desks and using computers. (6)
37 You put it in an envelope and send it. (6)
36 This person sings for a living. (6)
21 When a businessman is a lady. (13)
38 A person who is educated in technical things. He knows a lot about constructing things, mechanical engines, etc. (8)
25 You go to see this person when you have a toothache. (7)
39 If you have a business, this is a person who buys things from you. (8)
27 A job. (10) 29 A person you know from work. (9) 30 This person cleans flats and offices for a living. (7)
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1.8 Jobs and Work Down 1 This woman serves you in a restaurant. (8) 2 This person writes articles for a newspaper. (10) 3 This person cuts, dyes and styles your hair. (11) 6 You visit this place when you need to buy medicine. (8) 7 Information which tells how to do something. (12) 10 The thing you do for a living. (3) 13 The kind of clothes that some people (policemen, soldiers, nurses, security guards, etc.) need to wear at work. (7) 17 A place where you buy medicine. (7) 18 This person flies and airplane. (5) 19 This person's job is to show people around. (5) 22 This person works for his/her boss, answering calls, managing the bosses diary, writing letters and emails, and doing admin. (9) 23 This person performs on stage, in films, or on television. (5) 24 More than a supervisor. (7) 26 This person works at school. (7) 28 This person's job is to score goals for his team. (10) 30 A PC or a Mac. (8) 31 A client in a shop. (7) 33 This man serves you in a restaurant. (6) 35 This person looks after patients in a hospital. (5)
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1.8 Jobs and Work—answers 1 3 5
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1.9 Food 1
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9 People use it to make sandwiches (5) 11 It's an orange vegetable. People eat it with peas. (6) 13 It's lovely and sweet - it can be dark, milk or white. You can eat it or drink it hot. (9)
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27 It is like tea but it gives you more energy. You can drink it black or with milk. (6) 29 People have it for breakfast. It is made of eggs. (8) 30 It's very healthy. It is made of vegetables or fruit. You can have it with your meal or on its own. (5)
18 On the table, it usually stands next to pepper (4) 20 A little crispy cake. People have it with tea or coffee. (7) 22 The fruit that Eve gave to Adam. (5) 24 It is made of fruit. People put it on bread. (3) 25 A very popular citrus fruit. People eat it raw or make juice out of it. (6)
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1.9 Food Down 1 It is made of cream and you put it on a slice of bread. (6) 2 You get it from a cow. (4) 3 Two pieces of bread and something between them. (8) 5 This vegetable makes people cry. (5) 7 People make chips out of it. (6) 8 You have it for dinner but you eat it with a spoon. (4) 10 It's sweet and very cold. It is made of milk but you don't drink it - you lick it. (8) 12 It's white. People in China and Japan eat a lot of it. (4) 13 People in England eat them with fish. (5) 14 For example: spaghetti or penne. (5) 16 This is where a chicken comes from. (3) 19 Very sour, yellow fruit. Some people put it in their tea. (5) 21 For example: Gouda, Edam (6) 23 On the table it usually stands next to salt. It is very spicy. (6) 24 The 'water' inside fruit. (5) 26 It is sweet and you get one for your birthday (4) 28 It lives in the water. People in England eat it with chips. (4) 29 People use it to fry things. (3)
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1.10 Shopping and Money 1
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money. (6) 5 If you have a shop, this is the person who buys from you. (8) 6 Not open. (6) 8 When something costs a lot of money. (9) 9 A person who comes to a shop to buy stuff. (7)
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10 The currency in the USA. (6)
2 This is what you do with your money when you buy things. (5)
11 If you are buying something that is fifteen pounds and you give a twenty pound note this is the money you get back. (6)
3 A person who works in a shop is a shop ________. (9) 4 You can use it to pay somebody. It's a piece of paper which says that you want your bank to pay that person a certain amount of
14 The currency in Europe. (4) 15 The amount of money you need to pay. (5) 16 How much you have to pay for something. (4)
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1.10 Shopping and Money 17 A document that shows how much money you need to pay. (4) 18 To give money in exchange for something. (3)
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1.11 Documents and Texts 1
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1.12 Body 1
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1 It is inside your head. You use it to think. (5) 2 People normally have two of them. They use them to walk. (3)
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3 An organ in your belly. All the food that you eat goes there. (7) 5 The thing at the end of your leg. (4) 6 It's in the middle of your face. You use it to smell things. (4) 7 The things between your belly and your legs. They move when you walk.(4) 9 You have two of them. You use them to listen to things. (3) 10 You have fingers on your hand. But what do
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1.13 Health 1
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1 It happens when you fall over and a bone that was in one piece is now in two pieces. (5) 2 This person looks after people in a hospital. (5) 3 Very high temperature (5) 4 A purple mark on you skin. You get it when you hit yourself. (6) 5 The person you go to see when you're ill. (6) 7 You feel it when something hurts. (4)
28 When you're not doing anything - just waiting to get your energy back. (4)
10 You get it from your doctor and you take it to the pharmacy to get medicine. (12)
29 Your 'first contact' doctor. (2)
11 You take it when you're ill to get better. (8)
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1.13 Health 12 You do this a lot if you have a cold or if you are a smoker. (5) 14 When you feel this way, you need a rest. (5) 18 Something bad and unexpected. For example a car crash. (8) 19 The red liquid inside of you. (5) 20 If you have it – you will get money if something bad happens to you. (9) 21 The place you go to get medicine. (8) 23 People go there when they're very ill. (8) 25 Material you put on the wound or a cut to keep it clean. (7) 27 Your ears do it. (4)
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29 A place in a city where you can see wild animals and they won't hurt you. (3) 30 It's a place where people work - usually sitting at their desks and using computers. (6) 31 You go there to buy a newspaper. (9) 32 People live there but it's smaller than a house. (9) 33 A place in a city where you can go for a walk among the trees, sit on a bench and relax. Sometimes you can also play tennis there. (4) 34 People go there in the evenings to dance and have a nice time. (4) 35 It has walls, windows, doors, and a roof. (8)
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1.14 Buildings and Places We Live and Work 36It's like a town but much smaller. (7) Down 1 For example London, New York, Birmingham, Paris. (4) 2 You book a room there when you are on holiday. (5) 3 This is a place where your can borrow books from for free. (7) 5 You go there to catch a plane. (7) 6 They keep your money safe. (4) 9 For example: Tesco, Asda, Walmart. (11) 11 You go there to catch a train. (7) 14 Cars and buses use them to travel from one place to another. There are usually pavements on either side of them for people to walk on. (6) 15 People go there to pray. (6) 18 You go there to watch a movie. (6) 20 It is like a city but smaller. (4) 22 Children go there to learn. (6) 23 Young people go there to study. (7) 25 A type of a road, where traffic goes in a circle (10) 26 A place where two roads cross. (10) 27 An apartment. (4) 28 It's a place where people work producing (making) things. (7) 34 You can go there and have a fried breakfast and a cup of tea. (4)
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16 You use it to get from one side of a river to another. (6)
4 It's a flying machine but it's not an airplane. Police use them a lot. (10)
18 It's made of rubber and you put it on a wheel of a car. (4)
5 Your journey by plane. (6)
19 A very wide road, for people who need to travel fast. (8) 22 A 'doctor' for your car. (8) 25 This is what you are if you're travelling by car but you're not the driver. (9) 27 To fix something that was broken. (6)
6 A small train that travels down the middle of the street. (4) 8 The bags and suitcases that you travel with. (7) 9 The person who flies the airplane. (5) 10 A type of a bus that travels long distances. (5) 11 If you don't put it in your car, it won't start. (6)
Down 2 To come back. (6)
12 You need it if you get lost. (3) 14 The car that takes you to the hospital. (9)
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1.15 Travel and Transport 17 A 'home' for your car. (6) 20 If you need a taxi, you can usually find them at a taxi ________. (4) 21 A very big car for carrying people. It runs in cities and you need to buy a ticket if you want to travel. (3) 23 The machine inside your car that makes it work. (6) 24 A very big car for carrying things (not people) (5) 26 A very big boat. (4)
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18 You can see it in a cinema, on TV or on DVD. (4)
2 A colourful publication about lifestyle, fashion, gossip, etc. (8)
19 A kind of a musical instrument with strings. Eric Clapton plays it very well. (6)
4 A message that you send using your computer. (5)
22 His job is to take pictures. (12)
5 Something that tries to get you to buy something. (13)
23 A little animal or a part of your computer. (5) 24 This person's job is to write articles for newspapers or magazines. (10) 26 For example: The Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Sun. (9)
8 People go to a disco to do it. (5) 11 You have it when you talk with somebody. (12) 13 A story written on very many pages. (4)
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1.16 Communication, Culture and Entertainment 14 Something you enter to win prizes. (11) 15 The author of a book. (6) 19 More than three people in one place. (5) 20 The World Wide Web. (8) 21 For example: paintings, sculpture. (3) 22 For example: Picasso or Leonardo Da Vinci. (7) 25 You go to a theatre to see it. For example: Hamlet. (4)
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WORD INDEX A. accident 1.13 actor 1.8 address 1.5 advertisement 1.16 afternoon 1.7 airport 1.14, 1.15 ambulance 1.13, 1.15 apartment 1.14 apple 1.9 appointment 1.7, 1.13 arm 1.12 art 1.16 assistant 1.10 aunt 1.4 autumn 1.7
B. back 1.12 bag 1.3 banana 1.9 band 1.16 bandage 1.13 bank 1.14 basketball 1.2 bath 1.5 beach 1.2 bedroom 1.5 belt 1.3 bicycle 1.2 bill 1.10, 1.11 birthday 1.7 biscuit 1.9 black 1.1 blanket 1.5 blood 1.13 blouse 1.3 blue 1.1 boat 1.2, 1.15 book 1.2, 1.16 bookshelf 1.5 bookshop 1.10 boss 1.8 bowl 1.5 brain 1.12 bread 1.9 break 1.8, 1.13 bridge 1.15 brother 1.4 brown 1.1 bruise 1.13 building 1.14 burn 1.13 bus 1.15
businesswoman 1.8 butter 1.9 buy 1.10
C. café 1.14 cake 1.9 camera 1.2, 1.6, 1.16 card 1.11 carrot 1.9 cash 1.10 cassette 1.6, 1.16 castle 1.14 catarrh 1.13 cathedral 1.14 cent 1.10 century 1.7 certificate 1.11 chair 1.5 change 1.10 cheap 1.10 chemist 1.8 cheque 1.10 cheese 1.9 chest 1.12 chicken 1.9 children 1.4 chips 1.9 chocolate 1.9 church 1.14. cinema 1.14, 1.16 city 1.14 cleaner 1.8 climb 1.2 clock 1.6, 1.7 closed 1.10 club 1.14 coach 1.15 coffee 1.9 college 1.8, 1.14 company 1.8 competition 1.16 computer 1.6 computer 1.8 concert 1.16 conversation 1.16 cooker 1.6 cost 1.10 cough 1.13 cousin 1.4 crossing 1.14 crossroads 1.14 cupboard 1.5 customer 1.8, 1.10 cut1.13 Copyright Ad_Lib Language Service Ltd, 2009
D. daily 1.7 dance 1.16 dangerous 1.13 date 1.7 dead 1.13 delay 1.15 dentist 1.8, 1.13 desk 1.5 diary 1.7 diploma 1.8, 1.11 discount 1.10. doctor1.8, 1.13 dollar 1.10 downstairs 1.5 drawing 1.16 dress 1.3 driver 1.8 driving 1.15 DVD 1.6
E. ear 1.12 egg 1.9 email 1.11, 1.16 engine 1.15 engineer 1.8 entrance 1.14 Euro 1.10 evening 1.7 exhibition 1.16 exit 1.14 expensive 1.10 eye 1.12
F. factory 1.14 farm 1.14., 1.15 farmer 1.8 father 1.4 fever 1.13 film 1.16 finger 1.12 fish 1.9 fishing 1.2 flat 1.5, 1.14 flight 1.15 floor 1.5 foot 1.12 football 1.2 footballer 1.8 form 1.11 fridge 1.6
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G. garage 1.5, 1.15 garden 1.5 gas 1.6 glasses 1.3 golf 1.2 GP 1.13 grandmother 1.4 grapes 1.9 green 1.1 grey 1.1 group 1.16 guest 1.8 guide 1.8 guitar 1.16
H. hair 1.12 hairdresser 1.8 hairdryer 1.6 hand 1.12 hat 1.3 hear 1.13 heating 1.6 helicopter 1.15 hips 1.12 hobby 1.2 hockey 1.2 holidays 1.2 holidays 1.7 home 1.5 hospital 1.13 hospital 1.14 hotel 1.14 hour 1.7 hurt 1.13 husband 1.4
I. ice-cream 1.9 ill 1.13 instructions 1.8 insurance 1.11, 1.13 internet 1.16 invoice 1.11
J. jacket 1.3 jam 1.9
jeans 1.3 job 1.8 journalist 1.8, 1.16 juice 1.9
K. kettle 1.6 key 1.5 kitchen 1.5 knee 1.12
L. lamp 1.6 laugh 1.16 leg 1.12 lemon 1.9 letter 1.8, 1.11 library 1.14 license 1.11 lift 1.14 lip 1.12 lock 1.5 lorry 1.15 luggage 1.15
M. magazine 1.2, 1.11, 1.16 manager 1.8 map 1.15 marriage 1.4 meat 1.9 mechanic 1.15 medicine 1.13 menu 1.11 message 1.11 microwave 1.6 midnight 1.7 milk 1.9 minute 1.7 mobile 1.6, 1.16 monthly 1.7 morning 1.7 motorway 1.15 mouse 1.16 museum 1.14, 1.16 music 1.16
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newsagent 1.14 newspaper 1.11, 1.16 niece 1.4 nose 1.12. note 1.11. nurse 1.8, 1.13
O. occupation 1.8 office 1.8, 1.14 oil 1.9 omelette 1.9 onion 1.9 opera 1.16 orange (colour) 1.1 orange (fruit) 1.9
P. pain 1.13 painter 1.8, 1.16 parents 1.4 park 1.2, 1.14 party 1.2 passenger 1.15 passport 1.11, 1.15 pasta 1.9 pay 1.10 pence 1.10 pepper 1.9 prescription 1.11, 1.13 petrol 1.15 pharmacy 1.8, 1.13 photographer 1.8, 1.16 pillow 1.5 pilot 1.8, 1.15 pink 1.1 pizza 1.9 plaster 1.13 plate 1.5 platform 1.15 play 1.16 pocket 1.3 pool 1.2 potato 1.9 pound 1.10 price 1.10 purple 1.1 purse 1.3
R. radio 1.6 raincoat 1.3 rank 1.15
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S. salad 1.9 sale 1.10 salt 1.9 sandwich 1.9 school 1.14 second 1.7 secretary 1.8 ship 1.15 shirt 1.3 shoes 1.3 shop 1.14 shopper 1.8, 1.10 shorts 1.3 shower 1.5 shredder 1.6 siblings 1.4 sick 1.13 singer 1.8 sister 1.4 skating 1.2 skiing 1.2 skin 1.12 skirt 1.3 sleep 1.13 sofa 1.5 soup 1.9 spend 1.10 spring 1.7 stadium 1.14 staff 1.8 station 1.14 stomach 1.12 street 1.14 suit 1.3 summer 1.7 supermarket 1.10, 1.14 surgery 1.13 sweater 1.3 swimming 1.2
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V. village 1.14 visa 1.11 volleyball 1.2
W. waist 1.12 waiter 1.8 waitress 1.8 wallet 1.3 water 1.9 weekend 1.7 weekly 1.7 white 1.1 wife 1.4 winter 1.7 writer 1.16
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