Elementary Wordlist

Week 1 Maincourse
Unit Page Vocabulary Word Definition Pronunciation Example
number number Form (UK)
1 11 Brazil noun a country in South America brəˈzɪl I'm going to Brazil this summer.
1 11 Brazilian adj from Brazil brəˈzɪliən I chatting online to a Brazilian girl.
1 11 France noun a country in Europe frɑːns I visit France often.
1 11 French adj from France frentʃ I'm from France. I'm French.
1 11 German adj from Germany ˈdʒɜːmən My Mum is German.
1 11 Germany noun a country in Europe ˈdʒɜːməni She was born in Germany.
1 11 Japan noun a country consisting of a group of islands near dʒəˈpæn I'm travelling to Japan.
the east coast of Asia
1 11 Japanese adj from Japan dzæpəˈniːz I meeting a Japanese man.
1 11 Spain noun a country in Europe speɪn I'm going on holiday to Spain.
1 11 Spanish adj from Spain ˈspænɪʃ Isabella is Spanish.
1 13 brilliant adj very good ˈbrɪliənt Oleg's a really pleasant guy and he's a brilliant
doctor.
1 13 cool adj good or fashionable kuːl Takor’s a fantastic friend and he’s very cool.
1 13 fantastic adj very good fænˈtæstɪk Takor’s a fantastic friend and he’s very cool.
1 13 friendly adj behaving in a pleasant, kind way towards ˈfrendli Maram's quiet, but she's really friendly.
someone
1 13 great adj very good greɪt Takor’s a great person to be on holiday with.
1 13 kind adj Kind people do things to help others and show kaɪnd Claudia's a lovely person - very warm and kind.
that they care about them.
1 13 lovely adj very nice ˈlʌvli Claudia's a lovely person - very warm and kind.
1 13 pleasant adj nice to be with ˈplezənt Oleg's a really pleasant guy and he's a brilliant
doctor.
1 13 popular adj liked by many people ˈpɒpjʊlə Maram's very popular with her students.
1 13 quiet adj not talking very much kwaɪət Maram's quiet, but she's really friendly.
1 13 warm adj friendly wɔːm Claudia's a lovely person - very warm and kind.
1 13 well-known adj famous welˈnəʊn Oleg's well-known in this part of St Petersburg.
1 14 visitor noun somone who visits a person or place ˈvɪz.ɪ.tər You have a visitor.
1 162 American adj from the USA əˈmerɪkən My brother is married to an American.
1 162 April noun the fourth month of the year ˈeɪprəl Julia's birthday is in April.
1 162 Argentina noun a country in South America ɑːdʒənˈtiːnə I would like to visit Argentina.
1 162 aunt noun the sister of your mother or father, or the wife ɑːnt Alice is my aunt.
of your uncle
1 162 Australia noun a country on the continent of the same name ɒsˈtreɪliə I spend three years in Australia.

1 162 Britain noun England, Scotland, and Wales ˈbrɪtən I'm from Britain.
1 162 British adj from the UK ˈbrɪtɪʃ I'm British.
1 162 Canada noun a country in North America ˈkænədə My mum is from Canada.
1 162 Canadian adj from Canada kəˈneɪdiən My Mum is Canadian.
1 162 China noun a country in Asia ˈtʃaɪnə I have always wanted to go to China.
1 162 Chinese adj from China tʃaɪˈniːz My brothers partner is Chinese.
1 162 Colombia noun a country in South America kəˈlɒmbiə I'm going to Colombia in the summer.
1 162 Colombian adj from Colombia kəˈlɒmbiən I'm met a Columbian man at the library.
1 162 Iran noun a country in Asia ɪˈrɑːn I have a friend from Iran.
1 162 Iranian adj from Iran ɪˈreɪniən Beth is Iranian.
1 162 Ireland noun a country in Europe ˈaɪələnd I'm going to Ireland for three weeks.
1 162 Irish adj from Ireland ˈaɪərɪʃ My Grandma is Irish.
1 162 Italian adj from Italy ɪˈtæliən My husband is Italian.
1 162 Italy noun a country in Europe ˈɪtəli My husband's family live in Italy.
1 162 Mexican adj from Mexico ˈmeksɪkən My sisiter is married to a Mexican man.
1 162 Mexico noun a country in North America ˈmeksɪkəʊ I would like to visit Mexico.
1 162 New Zealand noun a country in the southern Pacific Ocean njuː ˈziːlənd My sisiter lives in New Zealand.
1 162 New Zealander noun someone from New Zealand njuː ˈziːləndə My colleague is a New Zealander.
1 162 Nigeria noun a country in Africa naɪˈdʒɪəriə My brother is going to Nigeria in two weeks.
1 162 Nigerian adj from Nigeria naɪˈdʒɪəriən Adaku is Nigerian.
1 162 Pakistan noun a country in Asia pɑːkiˈstɑːn I have lived in Pakistan for seven years.
1 162 Pakistani adj from Pakistan pɑːkiˈstɑːni By best friend is Pakastani.
1 162 Poland noun a country in Europe ˈpəʊlənd I'm catching a flight to Poland.
1 162 Polish adj from Poland ˈpəʊlɪʃ My colleague is Polish.
1 162 Russia noun a country in Europe ˈrʌʃə I went to Russia when I was seven.
1 162 Russian adj from Russia ˈrʌʃən My Dad is Russian.
1 162 Saudi Arabia noun a country in the Middle East saʊdi əˈreɪbiə I would like to visit Saudi Arabia.
1 162 Saudi Arabian adj from Saudi Arabia saʊdi əˈreɪbiən I am Saudi Arabian.
1 162 South Africa noun a country in Africa saʊθ ˈæfrɪkə I'm visiting my friend in South Africa.
1 162 South African adj from South Africa saʊθ ˈæfrɪkən I'm South African.
1 162 Thai adjective belonging to or relating to Thailand, its people, taɪ When I was 20, I went to Thailand.
or its language
1 162 Thailand noun a country in Southeast Asia taɪ.lænd My boyfriend is Thai.
1 162 Turkey noun a country in southeastern Europe and Western ˈtɜːki I'm travelling to Turkey for work.
Asia
1 162 Turkish adj from Turkey ˈtɜːkɪʃ My friend Isra is Turkish.
1 162 UK noun abbreviation for United Kingdom juːˈkeɪ I live in the UK.
1 162 USA noun abbreviation for United States of America juːesˈeɪ I'm going to move to the USA.
1 163 amazing adj very good əˈmeɪzɪŋ My new phone does so many new things – it’s
amazing.
1 163 horrible adj very unpleasant or bad ˈhɒrɪbl This colour isn’t very nice – it’s horrible.
1 163 modern adj using the newest ideas, design, technology, ˈmɒdən Their new house is finished now and it’s very
etc and not traditional modern.
1 163 old adj having been used or owned for a long time əʊld My computer’s quite old now. I need to buy a new
one.
1 163 poor adj having little money pɔː I don’t think he’s got a lot of money – he’s quite poor.

1 163 rich adj A rich person has a lot of money. rɪtʃ He buys anything he wants so I think he’s rich.
1 163 terrible adj very bad ˈterəbl This wet and cold weather is terrible.
1 163 wonderful adj very good ˈwʌndəfəl I like our new teacher – she’s wonderful.
Week 1 Reading and Critical Thinking
Book Unit Vocabulary Word
Form
Prism 1 city noun
Intro
Prism 1 country noun
Intro
Prism 1 date of birth noun
Intro
Prism 1 hobby noun
Intro
Prism 1 job noun
Intro
Prism 1 language noun
Intro
Week 1 Listening and Communication
Book Unit Vocabulary Word
Prism 1 brother Form
noun
Intro
Prism 1 doctor noun
Intro
Prism 1 engineer noun
Intro
Prism 1 family noun
Intro
Prism 1 father noun
Intro
Prism 1 manager noun
Intro
Prism 1 mother noun
Intro
Prism 1 sister noun
Intro
Prism 1 student noun
Intro
Prism 1 schedule noun
Intro
Prism 1 relax verb
Intro
Prism 1 busy adj
Intro
Prism 1 exercise verb
Intro
Week 2 Maincourse
Unit Page Vocabulary Word Definition Pronunciation Example
number number Form (UK)
2 21 cleaner noun someone whose job is to clean houses, ˈkliːnə Our cleaner comes on Mondays.
2 21 dentist noun someoneoffices, and other
who looks places
at and repairs teeth ˈdentɪst I have to go to the dentist this morning.
2 21 engineer noun someone whose job is to design, build, or endʒɪˈnɪə The lift isn't working - we need to call an engineer.
repair machines, engines, roads, bridges, etc

2 21 nurse noun someone whose job is looking after people nɜːs I’m a nurse in a London hospital, so I often work at
who are ill and hurt night.
2 21 photographer noun someone whose job is to take photographs fəˈtɒgrəfə Magazines use a photographer to take photos of
famous people.
2 21 pilot noun someone who flies an aeroplane ˈpaɪlət My dad is a pilot for British Airways.
2 21 police officer noun someone who is a member of the police pəˈliːs ɒfɪsə My sister's a police officer.
2 21 shop assistant noun someone whose job is selling things in a shop ˈʃɒp əsɪstənt I asked the shop assistant how much the apples
cost.
2 21 taxi driver noun someone who drives a taxi ˈtæksi draɪvə A typical London taxi driver drives for eight hours a
day.
2 22 break noun when you stop an activity for a short time, breɪk Do you have a break in the middle of your English
usually to rest lesson?
2 22 exam noun an official test of how much you know about ɪgˈzæm Do you have an exam at the end of the year?
something, or how well you can do something

2 22 fail an exam phrase to not be successful in an exam feɪl ən ɪgˈzæm I failed my exams because I didn't study much.
2 22 get a good/bad phrase to get a high/low mark get ə gʊd/bæd Do you get good marks in English tests?
mark ˈmɑːk
2 22 mark noun a number or letter that is written on a piece of mɑːk Do you get good marks in English tests?
work, saying how good the work is
2 22 notes plural noun words that you write down to help you nəʊts Do you make notes when you read something in
remember something English?
2 22 pass an exam phrase to be successful in an exam pɑːs ən ɪgˈzæm Did you pass your exam?
2 22 studies plural noun when you learn about a subject at school, ˈstʌdiz Do you enjoy your English studies?
university, etc
2 22 take notes phrase to write words to help you remember meɪk ˈnəʊts Do you take notes when you read something in
something English?
2 22 term noun one of the periods of time that the school or tɜːm How many weeks is a term at your school?
university year is divided into
2 22 test noun a way of discovering, by questions or practical test The class are doing a spelling test today.
activities, what someone knows, or what
someone can do
2 22 timetable noun a list of times when something happens ˈtaɪmteɪbl Do you have a timetable for your study routine?
2 23 (a) quarter to/past phrase used to say the time when it is 15 minutes ˈkwɔːtə tə/pɑːst Meet me at a quarter to nine.
before/after an hour
2 23 half past phrase Half past a particular hour is 30 minutes later ˈhɑːf pɑːst The class starts at half past nine.
than that hour.
2 23 o'clock adverb used after a number from one to twelve to say əˈklɒk Lunch is at one o'clock.
the time when it is exactly that hour
2 23 past preposition used to say 'after' the hour when you are pɑːst It's ten past three.
saying what time it is
2 23 to preposition used to say 'before' the hour when you are tuː The train leaves at five to four.
saying what time it is
2 163 actor noun someone, especially a man, who performs in ˈæktə David's a well-known actor.
plays and films
2 163 businessman noun a man who works in a business, usually in a ˈbɪznɪsmən He's a Russian businessman.
high position in a company
2 163 businesswoman noun a woman who works in a business, usually in a ˈbɪznɪswʊmən She's a successful businesswoman.
high position in a company
2 163 chef noun someone who cooks food in a restaurant ʃef He's a famous chef and he works in a really
expensive restaurant in Paris.
2 163 farmer noun someone who owns or looks after a farm ˈfɑːmə The farmer gave us some eggs.
2 163 manager noun someone in control of an office, shop, team, ˈmænɪdʒə My father was a manager.
etc
2 163 mechanic noun someone whose job is to repair machines məˈkænɪk My brother works at the Volkswagen garage as a
mechanic.
2 163 receptionist noun someone who works in a hotel or office rɪˈsepʃənɪst The receptionist at this hotel is really friendly and
building, answering the telephone and dealing helpful.
with guests
2 163 secretary noun someone who works in an office, typing letters, ˈsekrətəri I work as a secretary for a businesswoman.
answering the telephone, etc
2 163 tour guide noun someone whose job is to show interesting ˈtʊə gaɪd Carol works as a tour guide at the Tower of London.
places to visitors
Week 2 Reading and Critical Thinking
Book Unit Vocabulary Word
Prism 1 family Form
noun
Intro
Prism 1 interested in adjective
Intro phrase
Prism 1 live verb
Intro
Prism 1 music noun
Intro
Prism 1 normal adjective
Intro
Prism 1 unusual adjective
Intro
Prism 1 watch verb
Intro
Prism 1 work verb
Intro
Week 2 Listening and Communication
Book Unit Vocabulary Word
Prism 3 active Form
adjective
Intro
Prism 3 focus noun
Intro
Prism 3 stationary bike noun
Intro
Prism 3 weights noun
Intro
Prism 3 do homework verb
Intro phrase
Prism 3 exercise verb
Intro
Prism 3 go online verb
Intro phrase
Prism 3 play computer verb
Intro phrase
Prism 3 sleep verb
Intro
Prism 3 text ver
Intro
Prism 3 watch TV verb
Intro phrase
Week 3 Maincourse
Unit Page Vocabulary Word Definition Pronunciation Example
number number Form (UK)
3 31 (three) times a phrase used to say how often something happens taɪmz ə He has band practice three times a week.
3 31 (week)
every day phrase used to show that something is done on all evri ˈdeɪ He goes running every day.
3 31 often adverb manydays
times ɒf.ən How often does she go?
3 31 once a week phrase one time in a week wʌns ə ˈwiːk I go to my Spanish lesson once a week.
3 31 twice a week phrase two times in a week twaɪs ə ˈwiːk She goes to volleyball training twice a week.
3 32 camera noun a piece of equipment used to take photographs ˈkæmrə I haven't got a digital camera.
3 32 computer noun an electronic machine that can store and kəmˈpjuːtə The Internet's on our computers, our smartphones
arrange large amounts of information … it’s everywhere.
3 32 headphones plural noun a piece of equipment that you wear over your ˈhedfəʊnz I use my headphones to listen to music on the train.
3 32 keyboard noun a set ears so that
of keys on ayou can listen
computer, to music
which you press ˈkiːbɔːd A tablet doesn't have a keyboard.
3 32 laptop noun toamake
smallitcomputer
work, or the
thatrows of keys
you can onaround
carry a piano ˈlæptɒp Adam needs a laptop for college.
with you
3 32 printer noun a machine which is connected to a computer ˈprɪntə I don't have a printer at home.
and which makes writing or images on paper

3 32 smartphone noun a phone that can be used as a small computer ˈsmɑːtfəʊn The Internet's on our computers, our smartphones
and that connects to the internet … it’s everywhere.
3 32 Smartwatch noun a watch that has many of the features of a ˈsmɑːt.wɒt Do you like my new smartwatch?
smartphone or a computer
3 32 Speaker noun the part of a radio, television, or computer for ˈspiː.kər There's no sound coming out of the right speaker.
playing sound
3 32 tablet noun a small computer that you control by touching ˈtæblət I use my tablet when I'm travelling.
the screen
3 142 satnav noun a machine that tells you directions when you ˈsætnæv My new car has got satnav.
are in a vehicle
3 165 buy verb to get something by giving money for it baɪ Do you know where I can buy an English
newspaper?
3 165 cost verb If something costs a particular amount of kɒst The food cost a lot.
money, you have to pay that in order to buy or
do it.
3 165 decide verb to choose something after thinking about the dɪˈsaɪd I can’t decide what colour to paint the kitchen.
possibilities
3 165 find verb to discover something or someone that you faɪnd I can’t find my passport.
have been looking for
3 165 help verb to do something for someone help Can I help you paint the kitchen?
3 165 meet verb to wait at a place for someone or something to miːt Let’s meet outside the cinema.
arrive
3 165 prefer verb to like someone or something more than prɪˈfɜː I prefer tea to coffee.
another person or thing
3 165 sell verb to offer something for people to buy sel I think they sell English newspapers in the shop at
the station.
3 165 stay verb to continue to be in a place, job, etc and not steɪ I just want to stay at home and watch TV.
leave
3 165 try verb to attempt to do something traɪ I’ll try to be on time but I don’t finish work till 7:30.
Week 3 Reading and Critical Thinking
Book Unit Vocabulary Word
Form
Prism 1 2 activity noun
Prism 1 2 highlight noun
Prism 1 2 history noun
Prism 1 2 popular adjective
Prism 1 2 take part in phrasal
verb
Prism 1 2 visitor noun
Week 3 Listening and Communication
Book Unit Vocabulary Word
Form
Prism 4 building noun
Intro
Prism 4 directions noun
Intro
Prism 4 library noun
Intro
Prism 4 location noun
Intro
Prism 4 map noun
Intro
Prism 4 safe adjective
Intro
Prism 4 grow verb
Intro
Prism 4 record noun
Intro
Prism 4 skyline noun
Intro
Prism 4 tower noun
Intro
Prism 4 urban adjective
Intro
Week 4 Maincourse
Unit Page Vocabulary Word Definition Pronunciation Example
number number Form (UK)
4 41 bean noun a long, thin, green seed case of some climbing biːn I'll have the mixed bean salad, please.
plants, or the seed from inside the case that is
used as food
4 41 carrot noun a long, thin, orange vegetable that grows in the ˈkærət I grow a lot of different vegetables, for example
4 41 chicken noun the meatground
of a chicken ˈtʃɪkɪn Cancarrots, onions
I have roast and beans.
chicken, please?
4 41 grape noun a small, round fruit that grows in large groups greɪp I bought a bunch of grapes.
and is used to make wine
4 41 lamb noun meat from a young sheep læm I'd like the lamb curry.
4 41 lemon noun an oval, yellow fruit that has sour juice ˈlemən We had fried fish in lemon sauce.
4 41 mushroom noun a small, brown vegetable that grows in the dark ˈmʌʃruːm I'd like the mushroom soup for my starter.

4 41 onion noun a round vegetable with layers that has a strong ˈʌnjən I grow a lot of different vegetables, for example
taste and smell carrots, onions and beans.
4 41 pear noun an oval-shaped, green or yellow fruit peə His garden has an apple tree and a pear tree.
4 41 steak noun a thick, flat piece of meat or fish steɪk Would you like some vegetables with your steak?

4 43 bag noun a container used for carrying things bæg a bag of potatoes
4 43 bake verb to cook something such as bread or a cake in beɪk Bake the bread in a hot oven for 30 minutes.
an oven
4 43 boil verb to cook food in water that is boiling bɔɪl Put water and rice in a pan and boil for 12 minutes.

4 43 boiled adj cooked in water that is boiling bɔɪld I'll have boiled potatoes.
4 43 fried adj cooked in hot oil or fat fraɪd I'll have the fried fish.
4 43 fry verb to cook something in hot oil fraɪ Fry the onions in a little oil.
4 43 grill verb to cook food using direct heat grɪl Grill the chicken for 10 minutes untiI it’s brown.
4 43 grilled adj cooked under direct heat grɪld You should try the grilled fish.
4 43 roast verb If you roast food, you cook it in an oven or over rəʊst Put some oil on the lamb and roast it in the oven.
a fire.
4 43 roast adj cooked in an oven or over a fire rəʊst Can I have roast chicken, please?
4 44 restaurant noun a place where you can buy and eat a meal ˈrestrɒnt There are some nice restaurants here.
4 44 waiter noun a person whose job is to bring the food to ˈweɪ.tər The waiter came over and took our order.
customers at their tables in a resturant
4 45 main course noun the largest or most important part of a meal in ˌmeɪn ˈkɔːs Are you ready for your main course?
which there are different parts served
seperately
4 45 order noun order a meal at a resturant ˈɔː.dər Shall we order?
4 45 starter noun a small dish served as the first part of a meal ˈstɑː.tər What would you like for your starter?

4 166 back noun the part of your body from your shoulders to bæk This bed is really uncomfortable. It gives me a bad
your bottom back.
4 166 bar noun a small block of something solid bɑː a bar of chocolate
4 166 bottle noun a container for liquids, usually made of glass or ˈbɒtl a bottle of water
plastic, with a narrow top
4 166 burger noun meat in a round, flat shape, that you eat ˈbɜːgə A burger is a cheap, quick meal.
between bread
4 166 can noun a metal container for food or liquids kæn a can of tomatoes
4 166 cereal noun a food that is made from grain and eaten with ˈsɪəriəl Many people eat cereal for breakfast with milk.
milk, especially in the morning
4 166 cola noun a sweet, dark-brown drink with lots of bubbles ˈkəʊlə Would you like a can of cola?

4 166 crisps plural noun very thin slices of potato that have been krɪsps Would you like a packet of crips?
cooked in oil and are eaten cold
4 166 curry noun a type of food from India, made of vegetables ˈkʌri I'd like the lamb curry.
or meat cooked with hot spices
4 166 garlic noun a vegetable like a small onion with a very ˈgɑːlɪk I don't like garlic.
strong taste and smell
4 166 jam noun a sweet food made from fruit that you put on dʒæm Seb usually has toast and jam for breakfast.
bread
4 166 jar noun a glass container used for keeping food dʒɑː a jar of honey
4 166 melon noun a large, round, sweet fruit with a thick, green or ˈmelən For dessert, we had fresh melon.
yellow skin
4 166 packet noun a small box with a lot of the same thing in it ˈpækɪt a packet of biscuits
4 166 salad noun a cold mixture of vegetables that have not ˈsæləd We need a onion for the salad.
been cooked
4 166 tin noun a metal container for food or liquids tɪn a tin of tomatoes
4 166 yoghurt noun a slightly sour, thick liquid made from milk ˈjɒgət Do you eat yoghurt with fruit?
Week 4 Reading and Critical Thinking
Book Unit Vocabulary Word
Form
Prism 7 dish noun
Intro
Prsim 7 fish noun
Intro
Prism 7 meal noun
Intro
Prsim 7 meat noun
Intro
Prism 7 rice noun
Intro
Prsim 7 serve with phrasal
Intro verb
Prism 7 vegetable noun
Intro
Week 4 Listening and Communication
Book Unit Vocabulary Word
Form
Prism 6 ceiling noun
Intro
Prism 6 floor noun
Intro
Prism 6 furniture noun
Intro
Prism 6 room noun
Intro
Prism 6 wall noun
Intro
Prism 6 wood noun
Intro
Prism 6 acre noun
Intro
Prism 6 convenient adjedtive
Intro
Prism 6 Declaration of noun
Intro Independence
Prism 6 Native American noun
Intro
Prism 6 study noun
Intro
Prism 6 style noun
Intro
Week 5 Maincourse
Unit Page Vocabulary Word Definition Pronunciation Example
number number Form (UK)
5 50 café noun a small restaurant where you buy drinks and ˈkæfeɪ There are streets with cafés and big, green parks
small meals where you can sit and relax.
5 51 building noun a structure with walls and a roof, such as a ˈbɪldɪŋ The town has a square with beautiful buildings.
house or school
5 51 outside adjective situated on or near the exterior or external ˌaʊtˈsaɪd/ /ˈaʊt.saɪd Anne put the outside lights on.
5 52 arm noun the long partsurface
at eachofside
something.
of the human body, ɑːm He fell over and broke his arm.
ending in a hand
5 52 bedside table noun a small table kept at the side of a bed ˌbed.saɪd ˈteɪ.bəl I keep my alarm clock on my bedside table
5 52 bookcase noun a piece of furniture with shelves for putting ˈbʊkkeɪs She has an enormous bookcase.
books on
5 52 chest of drawers noun a piece of furniture with drawers for keeping tʃest əv ˈdrɔːz I keep my clothes in a chest of drawers.
clothes in
5 52 cooker noun a piece of equipment used to cook food ˈkʊkə The kitchen has a sink, a cooker and a lot of
cupboards.
5 52 curtains plural noun pieces of material that hang down to cover a ˈkɜːtənz Can you close the curtains, please?
window
5 52 lamp noun an object that makes light læmp I have a small lamp on my desk.
5 52 mirror noun a piece of special glass in which you can see ˈmɪrə There’s a big mirror on the living room wall.
yourself
5 52 sink noun a bowl that is fixed to the wall in a kitchen or sɪŋk The kitchen has a sink, a cooker and a lot of
bathroom that you wash dishes or your hands, cupboards.
etc in
5 52 sofa noun a large, comfortable seat for more than one ˈsəʊfə She has a big red sofa.
person
5 52 wardrobe noun a large cupboard for keeping clothes in ˈwɔːdrəʊb I don't need this big wardrobe.
5 52 washing machine noun a machine that washes clothes ˈwɒʃɪŋ məʃiːn I put my dirty clothes in the washing machine.

5 55 along preposition from one part of a road to another əˈlɒŋ Go straight along the road

5 55 directions noun the position towards which someone or daɪˈrek.ʃən/ /dɪ They drove away in oposite directions.
something moves or faces ˈrek.ʃən
5 55 left adjective on or towards the side of your body that is to left Turn left at the end of the road.
the west when you are facing north
5 55 metro station noun a place where you can get an underground ˈmetrəʊ steɪʃən There isn't a metro station in the town.
train
5 55 right adjective on or towards the side of your body that is to raɪt The bank is on your right.
the east when you are facing north
5 58 centre noun the middle point or part of something ˈsentə You can walk by the river in the centre of the town.

5 58 flats noun a set of rooms for someone to live in on one flæts The German town has modern flats.
level of a building or house
5 58 square noun an open area with buildings around it, often in skweə The town has a square with beautiful buildings.
the centre of a town
5 164 bridge noun a structure that is built over a river or road so brɪdʒ There is a river with bridges.
that people can go across it
5 164 concert hall noun a large building in which concerts are ˈkɒnsət hɔːl Go along the High Street for 100 metres and the
performed concert hall is on your right.
5 164 park noun a large area of grass, often in a town, where pɑːk There are streets with cafés and big, green parks
people can walk and enjoy themselves where you can sit and relax.

5 164 police station noun the office of the police pəˈliːs steɪʃən They found a handbag and took it to the police
station.
5 164 post office noun a place where you can buy stamps and send ˈpəʊst ɒfɪs I'm going to the post office to buy stamps.
letters and parcels
5 164 sports centre noun a building with places where you can play ˈspɔːts sentə We play tennis at the sports centre.
different sports
5 164 stadium noun a large, open area with seats around it, used ˈsteɪdiəm The stadium was full for the match.
for playing and watching sports
5 164 theatre noun a building with a stage where people go to ˈθɪətə You can walk to the theatre from the station.
watch plays
Week 5 Reading and Critical Thinking
Book Unit Vocabulary Word
Form
Prism 8 center noun
Intro
Prism 8 company noun
Intro
Prism 8 engineer noun
Intro
Prism 8 good at adjedtive
Intro
Prism 8 great adjective
Intro
Prism 8 high school noun
Intro
Prism 8 interesting adjedtive
Intro
Prism 8 teacher noun
Intro
Week 5 Listening and Communication
Book Unit Vocabulary Word
Form
Prism 2 climate noun
Intro
Prism 2 equator noun
Intro
Prism 2 inch noun
Intro
Prism 2 spin verb
Intro
Prism 2 cold adjective
Intro
Prism 2 fall noun
Intro
Prism 2 hot adjective
Intro
Prism 2 snow noun
Intro
Prism 2 spring noun
Intro
Prism 2 temperature noun
Intro
Prism 2 weather noun
Intro
Week 6 Maincourse
Unit Page Vocabulary Word Definition Pronunciation Example
number number Form (UK)
6 60 August noun the eighth month of the year ˈɔːgəst We went to Spain in August.
6 60 brother noun a boy or man who has the same parents as ˈbrʌðə This is my brother's cat.
you
6 60 cousin noun the child of your aunt or uncle ˈkʌzən I have ten cousins, and they're all girls!
6 60 grandchildren plural noun the sons and daughters of your children ˈɡrændtʃɪldrən Do you have any grandchildren?

6 60 granddaughter noun the daughter of your son or daughter ˈgrændɔːtə My granddaughter is five years old.
6 60 grandfather noun the father of your mother or father ˈgrænfɑːðə My grandfather lives with us.
6 60 grandmother noun the mother of your mother or father ˈgrænmʌðə My grandmother bakes delicious cakes.
6 60 grandparents plural noun the parents of your mother or father ˈɡrændpeərənts We visit our grandparents every week.

6 60 grandson noun the son of your son or daughter ˈgrænsʌn Bill took his grandson to the football match.
6 60 parents plural noun your mother and father ˈpeərənts I asked my parents for a laptop.

6 60 sister noun a girl or woman who has the same parents as ˈsɪstə My sister went to England.
you
6 60 uncle noun the brother of your mother or father, or the ˈʌŋkl My uncle writes children's books.
husband of your aunt
6 63 armchair noun a comfortable chair with sides that support ˈɑːmtʃeə She has two leather armchairs from her aunt's
your arms house.
6 63 bought verb past simple and past participle of buy bɔːt My parents bought all the things I needed.
6 63 came verb past simple of come keɪm I made cakes and biscuits and my friends came to
my place and ate them.
6 63 cost verb If something costs a particular amount of kɒst The bananas only cost €2 a kilo.
money, you have to pay that in order to buy or
do it.
6 63 got verb past simple and past participle of get ɡɒt I never got a train or bus.
6 63 made verb past simple and past participle of make meɪd After school and at the weekend I made cakes and
biscuits.
6 63 spent verb past simple and past participle of spend spent My parents spent all the time driving me to different
activities and games and things like that.

6 63 told verb past simple and past participle of tell təʊld I immediately told the woman in the shop.
6 63 went verb past simple of go went Every day of the week I went to some kind of sports
activity or game.
6 165 apartment noun a set of rooms for someone to live in on one əˈpɑːtmənt The German town has modern apartments.
level of a building or house
6 165 attractive adj beautiful or pleasant to look at əˈtræktɪv She’s a very attractive woman.
6 165 became verb past simple of become bɪˈkeɪm My life completely changed and I became rich.
6 165 cut verb past simple and past participle of cut kʌt I cut some fresh flowers from my garden.
6 165 December noun the twelfth month of the year dɪˈsembə Our school term ends on December 18th.
6 165 did verb past simple of do dɪd I went into town and did some shopping.
6 165 February noun the second month of the year ˈfebruəri I visited Maria in February.
6 165 found out verb past simple and and past participle of find out faʊnd ˈaʊt I found out my number was correct.

6 165 gave verb past simple and past participle of give ɡeɪv My uncle gave me a laptop.
6 165 in (1962,etc) preposition used to say when something happened ɪn We were in Australia in 2012.

6 165 January noun the first month of the year ˈdʒænjʊri Ivan's birthday is in January.
6 165 July noun the seventh month of the year dʒʊˈlaɪ We moved here in July.
6 165 June noun the sixth month of the year dʒuːn It's usually sunny in June.
6 165 lost verb past simple and past participle of lose lɒst Paul is angry because he lost his smartphone.
6 165 March noun the third month of the year mɑːtʃ I changed my job in March.
6 165 May noun the fifth month of the year meɪ In May, I went to America.
6 165 November noun the eleventh month of the year nəʊˈvembə Luke's birthday is in November.
6 165 October noun the tenth month of the year ɒkˈtəʊbə What did you do in October?
6 165 on (June 19th, etc) preposition used to say the date of when something ɒn They got married on May 5th.
happens
6 165 September noun the ninth month of the year sepˈtembə Adam's birthday is in September.
6 165 sold verb past simple and past participle of sell səʊld A beautiful woman sold a ticket to me.
6 165 thought verb past simple and past participle of think θɔːt I thought the music was lovely.
6 165 won verb past simple and past participle of win wʌn I've won a weekend in Paris!
6 170 brought verb past simple and past participle of bring brɔːt My sister brought a cake.
Week 6 Reading and Critical Thinking
Book Unit Vocabulary Word
Form
Prism 1 7 blind adjective
Prism 1 7 incredible adjedtive
Prism 1 7 inspire verb
Prism 1 7 operation noun
Prism 1 7 respect verb
Prism 1 7 talent noun
Week 6 Listening and Communication
Book Unit Vocabulary Word
Form
Prism 7 dish noun
Intro
Prism 7 fast food noun
Intro
Prism 7 fish noun
Intro
Prism 7 international adjective
Intro
Prism 7 meat noun
Intro
Prism 7 rice noun
Intro
Prism 7 vegetables noun
Intro
Prism 7 habit noun
Intro
Prism 7 insect noun
Intro
Prism 7 reporter noun
Intro
Week 7 Maincourse
Unit Page Vocabulary Word Definition Pronunciation Example
number number Form (UK)
7 71 aeroplane noun a vehicle that flies and has an engine and ˈeərəpleɪn I caught an aeroplane from London to Nice.
wings
7 71 bus noun a large vehicle in which people are driven from bʌs I took the bus into town.
one place to another
7 71 coach noun a comfortable bus used to take groups of kəʊtʃ We went to London on the coach.
people on long journeys
7 71 cruise ship noun a journey on a large ship for pleasure, during kruːz ʃɪp They are going on a cruise around the
which you visit several places mediterranean.
 7 71 ferry noun a boat that regularly carries people and ˈferi Ivan travelled to France by ferry.
vehicles across an area of water
7 71 helicopter noun an aeroplane which flies using long, thin parts ˈhelɪkɒptə I've never flown in a helicopter.
on top of it that turn round and round very fast

7 71 plane noun a vehicle that flies and has an engine and pleɪn Laurence hates travelling by plane.
wings
7 71 scooter noun a small motorcycle ˈskuːtə We hired scooters.
7 71 ship noun a large boat that carries people or things by ʃɪp We spent three days on the ship.
sea
7 71 speedboat noun a small boat with ˈspiːd.bəʊt We took a speedboat over to the island.
a powerful engine that travels very fast
7 71 train noun a long, thin vehicle which travels along metal treɪn Erik works in the city centre and he takes the train to
tracks and carries people or goods work every morning.
7 71 tram noun an electric vehicle for carrying passengers, træm Mary gets the tram to the city centre.
mostly in cities, which moves along metal lines
in the road
7 73 cheap adj not expensive, or costing less than usual tʃiːp She stayed in cheap hotels and with friends in
7 73 clean adj not dirty kliːn The dogs aredifferent
old and countries.
they're not very clean.
7 73 comfortable adj making you feel relaxed and free from pain ˈkʌmfətəbl This sofa's so comfortable!
7 73 crowded adj very full of people ˈkraʊdɪd The bus was really crowded.
7 73 dangerous adj If someone or something is dangerous, they ˈdeɪndʒərəs It's dangerous to travel alone here.
could harm you.
7 73 dirty adj not clean ˈdɜːti My shoes are very dirty.
7 73 empty adj with nothing or no one inside ˈempti The room was empty.
7 73 expensive adj costing a lot of money ɪkˈspensɪv We didn't stay in expensive hotels.
7 73 fast adj quick fɑːst My brother's car is really fast!
7 73 full adj containing a lot of things or people fʊl The bus was full.
7 73 safe adj not dangerous seɪf Air travel is very safe these days.
7 73 slow adj moving, happening, or doing something sləʊ This train is very slow.
without much speed
7 73 uncomfortable adj not making you feel comfortable and pleasant ʌnˈkʌmftəbl This bed is really uncomfortable.

7 74 excuse me idiom I am sorry to interrupt you: ɪkˈskjuːz miː Excuse me, please.
7 74 I'm sorry adjective used to say that you wish you had not done aɪm ˈsɒr.i I'm sorry I didn’t come.
that you have done
7 167 catch a train phrase to get on a train to go somewhere kætʃ ə ˈtreɪn Erik usually gets to Kings Park Station at 8:00 so he
can catch the train at 8.05.
7 167 change trains noun to get off one train and onto another tʃeɪndʒ ˈtreɪnz Erik changes trains at Central Station.
7 167 get off (a bus etc) verb to stop travelling on get ˈɒf Erik gets off the train at Riverside Station.

7 167 get on (a train etc) verb to go into get ˈɒn Erik gets on the train at Kings Park Station, near his
home.
7 167 miss (a plane etc) verb to arrive too late to get on mɪs Sometimes Erik’s a few minutes late and he misses
the train.
7 167 take (a train etc) verb to travel by teɪk Erik works in the city centre and he takes the train to
work every morning.
Week 7 Reading and Critical Thinking
Book Unit Vocabulary Word
Form
Prism 1 8 advance noun
Prism 1 8 beyond preposition

Prism 1 8 crash verb

Prism 1 8 entrepreneur noun
Prism 1 8 explore verb
Prism 1 8 private adjective
Prism 1 8 public adjective
Week 7 Listening and Communication
Book Unit Vocabulary Word
Form
Prism 8 bus noun
Intro
Prism 8 passenger noun
Intro
Prism 8 subway noun
Intro
Prism 8 taxi noun
Intro
Prism 8 ticket noun
Intro
Prism 8 train noun
Intro
Prism 8 travel verb
Intro
Prism 8 trip noun
Intro
Prism 8 amazing adjective
Intro
Prism 8 connect verb
Intro
Prism 8 construct verb
Intro
Prism 8 highway noun
Intro
Prism 8 port noun
Intro
Week 8 Maincourse
Unit Page Vocabulary Word Definition Pronunciation Example
number number Form (UK)
8 81 dance verb to move your feet and body to the rhythm of dɑːns I don't like dancing with her.
music
8 81 do yoga phrase to do exercises from India, which involve du: ˈjəʊgə She does a lot of yoga.
bending and stretching your body
8 81 ice-skate verb to move using ice-skates skeɪt Adrian can ski quite well, but he can’t ice-skate at all.

8 81 play badminton phrase to play a sport in which two or four people hit a pleɪ ˈbædmɪntən I often play badminton with my friends.
light object over a net
8 81 ride a bike phrase to travel on a bicycle raɪd ə ˈbaɪk I can't ride a bike.
8 81 ski verb to move over snow wearing long thin objects skiː Adrian can ski quite well, but he can’t skate at all.
on your feet
8 83 Argentinian adj from Argentina ɑːdʒənˈtɪniən I met an Argentinian lady on the train today.
8 83 Australian adj from Australia ɒsˈtreɪliən My best friend is Australian.
8 83 finger noun one of the five long parts at the end of your ˈfɪŋgə She had long fingers.
hand
8 83 foot noun one of the two flat parts on the ends of your fʊt He stood on my foot!
legs that you stand on
8 83 hand noun the part of your body on the end of your arm hænd I’ve got big hands.
that has fingers
8 83 head noun the part of your body which contains your hed My head hurts.
brain, eyes, ears, mouth, nose, etc
 8 83 leg noun one of the parts of the body that is used for leg You have to have strong legs to run a marathon.
8 83 neck noun the part of the body walking
between your head and nek She has a long neck.
your shoulders
8 83 stomach noun the front part of your body just below your ˈstʌmək I’ve just got a bit of a stomach ache.
chest
8 83 toe noun one of the five separate parts at the end of təʊ She can't touch her toes.
your foot
8 84 all right adjective satisfactory or reasonably good ˌɔːl ˈraɪt Are you all right?
8 84 cold noun a common infection, especially in the nose and kəʊld I have a cold.
throat
8 84 feel well adverb to physically be in a good way fiːl wel I don't feel well.
8 84 headache noun a pain you feel inside your head ˈhed.eɪk I've got a headache.
8 84 hungry adjective wanting or needing food ˈhʌŋ.ɡri I'm hungry.
8 84 ill adjective not feeling well, or suffering from a disease ɪl I'm ill.
8 84 look well adverb to look as if you are in good health lʊk wel Are you OK? You don’t look well.
8 84 sick adjective physically or mentally ill; not well or healthy sɪk I feel sick.
8 84 temperature noun the measured amount of heat in a place or in ˈtem.prə.tʃər I've got a temperature.
the body:
8 84 the matter noun the reason for pain, worry or a problem ðiː ˈmæt.ər What's the matter?
8 84 tired adjective in need of rest or sleep taɪəd I feel a bit tired.
8 84 toothache noun pain caused by something being wrong with ˈtuːθ.eɪk I have a toothache.
one of your teeth:
8 167 do exercises phrase to do physical activities to make your body du: ˈeksəsaɪzɪz There are lots of good DVDs that show you how to
strong and healthy do the exercises.
8 167 do judo phrase to do a sport from Japan in which two people du: ˈdʒuːdəʊ Do you do judo?
try to throw each other to the ground

8 167 go fishing phrase to do a sport where you try to catch fish gəʊ ˈfɪʃɪŋ I don’t like going fishing – it’s so boring!
8 167 go running phrase to run as a form of exercise gəʊ ˈrʌnɪŋ We went running after work yesterday.
8 167 go sailing phrase to do the sport of controlling a boat with no gəʊ ˈseɪlɪŋ We went sailing in Greece.
engine
8 167 go snowboarding phrase to do a sport in which you stand on a large gəʊ ˈsnəʊbɔːdɪŋ I go snowboarding every winter.
board and move across snow
8 167 play football phrase to play a sport in which two teams of players pleɪ ˈfʊtbɔːl Do you play football?
try to kick a ball into a goal
8 167 play golf phrase to play a sport in which you try to hit a small pleɪ ˈgɒlf My dad plays golf.
ball into a hole in the ground
8 167 play rugby phrase to play a sport in which two teams throw or pleɪ ˈrʌgbi All the boys at our school play rugby.
kick an oval ball over a goal or over a line
8 167 play tennis phrase to play a sport between two or four people that pleɪ ˈten.ɪs I play tennis every weekend.
invlves hitting a small ball across a central net
using a racket
8 167 play volleyball phrase to play a game in which two teams use their pleɪ ˈvɒlibɔːl We often play volleyball on the beach.
hands to hit a ball over a net
8 168 ate verb past simple of eat et I made cakes and biscuits and my friends came to
my place and ate them.
8 168 curly adj with many curls ˈkɜːli He’s got short curly dark hair.
8 168 dark adj nearer to black than white in colour dɑːk He’s got short straight dark hair.
8 168 fair adj having pale skin or a light colour of hair feə She’s got long straight fair hair.
8 168 fat adj Someone who is fat weighs too much. fæt He’s getting quite fat.
8 168 fit adj healthy, especially because you exercise a lot fɪt He looks very fit.

8 168 good-looking adj attractive gʊdˈlʊkɪŋ He’s very good-looking.

8 168 hair noun the thin, thread-like parts that grow on your heə I have dark hair because I’m half Mexican.
head
8 168 long adj having a large distance from one end to the lɒŋ She’s got long straight dark hair.
other
8 168 pretty adj nice to look at, attractive ˈprɪti She was a very pretty girl.
8 168 short adj having a small distance from one end to the ʃɔːt He’s got short straight dark hair.
other
8 168 straight adj not curved or bent streɪt She’s got long straight dark hair.
8 168 thin adj A thin person or animal has very little fat on θɪn She’s looking much too thin.
their body.
Week 8 Reading and Critical Thinking
Book Unit Vocabulary Word
Form
Prism 1 8 condition noun
Prism 1 8 evidence noun
Prism 1 8 exist verb
Prism 1 8 particular adjective
Prism 1 8 prove verb
Prism 1 8 support verb
Prism 1 8 unlikely adjective
Prism 1 8 wonder verb
Week 8 Listening and Communication
Book Unit Vocabulary Word
Form
Prism 5 advice noun
Intro
Prism 5 boring adjective
Intro
Prism 5 earn verb
Intro
Prism 5 hard adjective
Intro
Prism 5 help verb
Intro
Prism 5 job noun
Intro
Prism 5 work verb
Intro
Prism 5 careful adjective
Intro
Prism 5 dirty adjective
Intro
Prism 5 exciting adjective
Intro
Prism 5 ground noun
Intro