train v
Do you need to train a lot to be a good professional
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hope n
He left school too early but he has the hope he can go
back one day. |
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ambition n
Her ambition was to become the
greatest tennis player. |
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exam n
They did a test in January and the final exam is in
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I’m thinking of
I haven’t decided about my holiday yet but I’m thinking of
going to Australia. |
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be tired of adj
They’re tired of living in a cold
climate so they’re going to move to Sydney. |
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looking forward to (doing sth)
We can’t wait to go to the concert. We’re really looking
forward to it. |
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cruise n
They love ships; this year they’re going on a cruise
down the Nile. |
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primary school n
In this
country, children stay at primary school until they are 12 and then go to
secondary school. |
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headaches n
Too much stress can cause headaches
and other health problems. |
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plan (to do sth) v
I’ve
thought about where to live so I plan to find a house near the sea. |
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get married v
If you get married, will you invite me
to the wedding? |
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lend v
I can lend you the book but can you give it back tomorrow? |
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save money
Alice can’t save money. She spends it
all as soon as she has some. |
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promise v
I never promise to do something if I don’t
think I can do it. |
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heavy adj
Carl had a heavy discussion with his dad. It
was very serious. |
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boots n pl
She prefers to wear boots in the winter because they
keep your feet warmer. |
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give sb a ring (= call sb on the phone) coll
Here’s my phone number so you can give me a ring when you get
there. |
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tell a secret v
If I tell a secret, will
you promise to keep it? |
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post (letters / parcels) v
Could you go to the post office
and post this letter before 6? |
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chorus n
The main part of the song is good but the
chorus is very repetitive. |
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camp n
Some parents send their kids on a summer camp
when school finishes. |
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rebel (against sb or sth) v
Teenagers love to rebel against their parents and annoy them. |
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tell a lie v
We could tell a lie, but I prefer to tell the truth. |
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play truant (= not go to school) v
We will phone your parents mobile if you don’t come to school and
play truant. |
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argue (with sb) v
It’s normal for
teenagers to argue with their parents about things. |
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swearing n
At this school we won’t tolerate bad language
or swearing. |
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fighting n
Fighting isn’t a good idea because you
might get hurt. |
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bullying n
They are shocked by the number of children who
are victims of bullying at school. |
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alcohol n
You can’t buy cigarettes or alcohol if you are
under 18. |
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behaviour n
The behaviour of her
children is terrible. They are always breaking things. |
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tough adj
He thinks he’s tough but he’s really quite a weak person. |
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therapy n
He decided to get therapy to try and cure his
drug problem. |
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desperate adj
He was so desperate to see her that he
waited outside her house all day. |
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experience n
He hasn’t worked before so
he has no job experience. |
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physical activity n
If you don’t do
any exercise or physical activity, you’ll get ill. |
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feel sorry for v
We feel sorry for Helen
because she’s always on her own with no friends. |
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out of control
Be careful of that dog!
It’s out of control and might attack someone. |
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troubled adj
She was a troubled child who lived in a poor
area with a lot of problems. |
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have a drug problem n
You smoke and drink so much! I think you have a drug problem. |
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end up v
I want to be a musician but I’ll probably end up
doing some normal job. |
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remarried adj
He was divorced but then he met Becky and
now he’s remarried. |
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intelligent adj
Linda is brilliant at maths. She’s so
intelligent. |
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divorced adj
Bill got married but was separated and then
divorced after 6 months. |
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hurt adj
She is sensitive and can be easily hurt by what you say. |
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give up (= stop doing sth) v
Paul is trying to give up
smoking because it is so bad for his health. |
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body piercing n
My son has just had a body
piercing. He’s got a ring in his tongue. |
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piercings n pl
He had two piercings, one in his nose, and
another through his tongue. |
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hike (= long walk) n
They like walking, so we could go for
a hike in the mountains. |
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be responsible v
It was my mistake.
I’m responsible for the damage. |
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discuss v
Lets talk about it and discuss all the
possibilities first. |
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psychologist n
She decided to
analyse all her problems so she went to see a psychologist. |
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average adj
Jamie wasn’t very clever at school, he
was just average. |
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depressed adj
Rob felt depressed and
unhappy after his parents died. |
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feel depressed adj
If you feel depressed, do
something you enjoy and you’ll feel better. |
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shocked adj
We were surprised and shocked to hear that he
was so ill. |
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cried (past tense of cry) v
I cried and felt sad for days after
he left me. |
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affect v
Drugs and alcohol can affect a teenager’s
development. |
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horrible (to sb) adj
When she was a child,
Paula was a bully and she was horrible to other kids. |
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nurse n
Doctors work hard but a nurse also
has a very difficult job. |
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orders (follow orders) n pl
In the army you need discipline and you have to follow
orders. |
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incredible adj
It’s incredible that they won because
they played so badly. |
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incredible adj
It’s incredible that they won because
they played so badly. |
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self-control n
He always does what he
wants; he hasn’t got much self-control. |
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army n
1,000 soldiers from the British army were sent to
Afghanistan. |
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frightening adj
We never watch horror films
because they are frightening. |
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relaxing adj
After such a relaxing weekend, they felt
less stressed. |
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surprising adj
Federer played brilliantly so it was
surprising when Nadal beat him. |
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surprised adj
We were surprised they had a dog
because they said they didn’t like animals. |
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annoying adj
It’s annoying when people tell you what to do
all the time. |
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exhausting adj
I’m really tired after
running the marathon; it was exhausting. |
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depressing adj
I hate this cold, grey weather; it’s
very depressing. |
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footsteps n pl
She couldn’t see anyone but she could hear
footsteps coming towards her. |
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marathon n
You’ll have to run a long distance every
week if you want to win the marathon. |
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situation n
We can’t continue in this way; the situation
is impossible. |
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frightened adj
She isn’t frightened of spiders but she
hates snakes. |
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shocking adj
No-one could believe the terrorist attack in
Madrid. It was very shocking. |
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exciting adj
Have you tried snowboarding? It’s really
exciting. |
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confusing adj
This maths problem is very confusing.
We can’t understand it. |
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disappointed adj
We were disappointed because
only two people came to the party. |
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disappointing adj
I didn’t like the food or the
service in that restaurant; it was quite disappointing. |
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fascinated adj
We were fascinated by the painting
because it was very unusual. |
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fascinating adj
No-one in the audience moved
because the speech was so fascinating. |
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invite v
Do you think Mark will come if I invite him to
dinner? |
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instruction n
If you read out the instructions, I’ll try
and connect the two parts. |
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spy story n
This is a spy story and it’s
about secret agents working for the Chinese government. |
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be fed up with
She’s angry and fed up
with John because he never helps at home. |
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sunshine n
It will be a clear day with plenty of
sunshine and no clouds or rain. |
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be pleased for somebody
I am
pleased for Margie because normally she isn’t a very lucky person. |
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permanent adj
He’s looking for a permanent job
because he’s tired of working in so many different places. |
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occupation n
‘Can I have your name and occupation?’
‘Liz Jones. Dentist.’
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delete v
If you delete that line, the paragraph won’t
make sense. |
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applicable adj
This section isn’t applicable to me. I’m
not married. |
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signature n
Please put your signature at the
bottom of the letter. |
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heartache n
When you finish a relationship, the heartache
can be terrible. |
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