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English headword Nederlands Français Example sentencesUnit 1 - It's great to be here1Page 8and x]åÇz en et A knife and fork.be (v.) xÄáz zijn être Be good!box xÄflâëz doos la boîte A cardboard box.Britain xDÄêfí]åz Groot-Brittannië la Grande-Bretagne Britain is an island.brother xDÄê¾a]z broer le frère David is my brother.camera xDâôã]ê]z fototoestel l´appareil photo A digital camera.car xâ^Wz auto la voiture My dad has a red car.chocolate xDípflâä]íz chocola(atje) le chocolat Belgian chocolates are great!excuse (v.) xfâDëâàìWëz excuseren s´excuser Excuse me, is this the right bus for the airport?fifteen x?ÑfÑDíáWåz vijftien quinze I'm fifteen today.Hello xÜ]Dä]rz Hallo Bonjour "Hello, I'm Jim".Hi! xÜ~fz Hoi Salut! "Hi, how's it going?"in xfåz in en (prép. de lieu) The cheese is in the fridge.little xDäfíäz klein petit(e) Look at that little baby.meet xãáWíz ontmoeten rencontrer I'll meet you at 8 o'clock.Mum xã¾ãz mama Maman Will your Mum let you come to the party?my xã~fz mijn mon, ma, mes My bedroom is quite large.name xåÉfãz naam le nom Her name is Jo Wilson.old x]räÇz oud vieux / vieille, ancien(ne) He is 96,that's old.only xD]råäáz pas seulement, ne….que (avoir) Tina left home when she was only 16.sister xDëfëí]z zus la sœur He's got two sisters.six xëfâëz zes six There are six eggs.that xaôíz dat, die celui-là, celle-là He lives in that house on the corner.thanks xqôÏâëz bedankt merci Thanks for the present!this xafëz deze, dit ce, cet(te) This pen is red, not black.to (prep.) xíìWz in à, en, au Take this to the teacher.video-camera xDîfÇf]r=Dâôã]ê]z videocamera la caméra vidéo He has a new video camerawelcome (adj.) xDïÉäâ]ãz welkom bienvenu(e) welcome to England!what? xïflíz wat Qu'est-ce que..? What is that?your xà]z uw, jouw ton, ta, tes, votre, vos Is that your mother?4Page 9city xDëfíáz stad la ville Edinburgh is a city of Scotland.class xâä^Wëz klas la classe Is Jodie in your class?famous xDÑÉfã]ëz beroemd célèbre Many famous actors live in Beverly Hills.now xå~rz nu maintenant They now live in Yorkshire.people xDéáWé]äz mensen les personnes, les gens I like the people I work with.three xqêáWz drie trois You, me and Jane, that's three of us.town xí~råz stad(je) la ville A little town on the coast.two xíìWz twee deux I am in Belgium for two weeks.7

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Page 10below xÄfDä]rz hieronder ci-dessous, au-dessous Jake lives in the apartment below.boy xÄlfz jongen le garçon She is married now and has two boys.eraser xfDêÉfò]z gummetje la gomme He put the eraser in his pencil case.girl xÖ‰Wäz meisje la fille Both boys and girls can join the choir.guess xÖÉëz raden deviner I guessed her age correctly.imagine xfDãôÇw]åz je (iets) voorstellen imaginer Imagine you're lying on a beach.8Page 11apple xDôé]äz appel la pomme Grandma's apple pie.atlas xDôíä]ëz atlas l’atlas An atlas of Europe.bag xÄôÖz tas le sac A shopping bag.blackboard (school) xDÄäôâÄlWÇz schoolbord le tableau noir The teacher wrote the date on the blackboard.book xÄrâz boek le livre This is my English book.chair xípÉ]z stoel la chaise A wooden chair.computer xâ]ãDéàìWí]z computer l´ordinateur The school has three new computers.desk xÇÉëâz (schrijf)tafel, bureau le pupitre Marie is at at her desk.dictionary xDÇfâp]å]êáz woordenboek le dictionnaire a German-English dictionaryenvelope xDÉåî]ä]réz envelop l´enveloppe Envelopes and stamps.exercise book xÉâëəë~ɪò=Ärâz schrift le cahier d'exercices Write your answers in the exercise book.pen xéÉåz pen le stylo I need a pen and some paper.pencil xDéÉåë]äz potlood le crayon Can I borrow your pencil?star xëí^Wz ster la star, la vedette She is the star of the show.table xDíÉfÄ]äz tafel la table We eat breakfast at the kitchen table .umbrella x¾ãDÄêÉä]z paraplu le parapluie It started to rain so I put up my umbrella.9Page 11number xDå¾ãÄ]z getal, cijfer le nombre, le chiffre, le numéro 2, 4, 6 - what number comes next?one xï¾åz een un They have one child.two xíìWz twee deux I'll be away for almost two weeks.three xqêáWz drie trois They've won their last three games.four xÑlWz vier quatre She is married with four children.five xÑ~fîz vijf cinq The town is five miles away.six xëfâëz zes six six months agoseven xDëÉî]åz zeven sept We need seven chairs.eight xÉfíz acht huit Eight pound please.nine xå~fåz negen neuf A cat has nine lives.ten xíÉåz tien dix They have ten points from four games.eleven xfDäÉî]åz elf onze She is in jail for eleven months.twelve xíïÉäîz twaalf douze He received a twelve-month jail sentence.thirteen x?q‰WDíáWåz dertien treize It's my lucky number thirteen.fourteen x?ÑlWDíáWåz veertien quatorze He works fourteen hours a day.fifteen x?ÑfÑDíáWåz vijftien quinze The village is fifteen miles away.sixteen x?ëfâDëíáWåz zestien seize You can marry at sixteen but not vote.seventeen x?ëÉî]åDíáWåz zeventien dix-sept A group of seventeen soldiers.eighteen x?ÉfDíáWåz achttien dix-huit Eighteen people were hurt.nineteen x?å~fåDíáWåz negentien dix-neuf It is nineteen minutes past seven.twenty xDíïÉåíáz twintig vingt A small village twenty miles from Nairobi.friend xÑêÉåÇz vriend, vriendin l’ami/l'amie, le copain/la copine This is my friend Kate.

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too xíìWz ook trop, aussi He drives too fast.11Page 11favourite (adj.) xDÑÉfî]ê]íz favoriet préféré(e), favori(te) It's his favourite bookfemale xDÑáWãÉfäz vrouwelijk féminin, la femme This is for females only.film star xÑáäã=ëí^Wz filmster la star de cinéma Brad Pitt is a film starmale xãÉfäz mannelijk masculin, l'homme There are still very few male nurses.who? xÜìWz wie qui? Who is that man?13Page 12from (prep.) xÑê]ãz vandaan de He took the train from London to Glasgow.student xDëíàìWÇ]åíz leerling, student l'élève, l'étudiant(e) A first year student at London University.14Page 12at the moment x~í=a]=Dã]rã]åíz op dit moment en ce moment He has some problems at the moment.country xDâ¾åíêáz land le pays How many countries are there in Europe?popular xDéfléà]ä]z populair populaire Is Ben popular at school?15Page 12advertisement x]ÇDî‰Wí]ëã]åíz advertentie l´annonce publicitaire, la publicité The Sunday papers are full of advertisements for cars.e-pal xáéôäz emailvriend(in) l'e-correspondant He's an e-pal, we only communicate over e-mail.penfriend xéÉåÑêÉåÇz penvriend(in) le correspondant I have a penfriend in Brazil.Dialogue - At the station Page 13at (prep.) x~íz op (school) à, au John met her at the cinema.like xä~fâz goed vinden aimer Katie likes John a lot.monster xDãflåëí]z monster le monstre Look! It's the Loch Ness monster!say xëÉfz zeggen dire 'I'm so tired,' she said.school xëâìWäz school l'école I went to school in Swansea.station xDëíÉfp]åz station la gare We get off at the next station.year (school year) xàf]z schooljaar, klas l'année (l'année scolaire)

Unit 2 – Who´s Em?1 Page 14always xDlWäï]òz altijd toujours Always lock your car.at (prep.) x~íz in, op à Dad´s at work at home x~í=Ü]rãz thuis à la maisonback seat x?Äôâ=DëáWíz achterbank le siège arrière Put the umbrella on the back seat.bit (a) xÄfíz een beetje un peu I need a bit of time.called (to be) xâlWäÇz heten s´appeler He´s called David . come xâ¾ãz komen venir Come to the party.Dad xÇôÇz papa Papa Dad work too much.everyone xDÉîêáï¾åz iedereen tout le monde, chacun Is everyone ready to go?father xDÑ^Wa]z vader le père My father is Dutch.go xÖ]rz gaan aller Should I stay or go?her xÜ‰Wz haar son, sa, ses That's her new car.hungry - thirsty xDÜ¾ÏÖêá=�L=qáWëíáz honger - dorst hebben avoir faim/soif I'm hungry and thirsty.

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in xfåz in dans, en The cheese is in the fridge.it’s xfíëz het is c'est It's a very good book.jet-lagged xDÇwÉíäôÖÇz jetlag hebben fatigué par le décalage horaire After the flight from Japan, he's jet-lagged.just xÇw¾ëíz alleen seulement You look just like your dad.Mr, Mrs xãfëíə=L=ãfëfòz meneer, mevrouw M. (Monsieur), Mme (Madame) This is Mr and Mrs Williams.mother xDã¾a]z moeder la mère My mother said I have to be home by 9:00.Miss xãfëz juffrouw mademoiselle Our teacher is Miss Rogers.OK x?]r=DâÉfz oké d´accord Is everybody OK?on xflåz op sur Put the vase on the table.over there xD]rî]=aÉ]z daar là-bas He's over there.present xDéêÉò]åíz cadeau le cadeau We always have lots of presents at Christmas.tired xí~f]Çz moe fatigué You look tired.very xDîÉêáz heel très It's a very good book.work xï‰Wâz werk travailler She works in a bank. bad (not bad) xÄôÇz slecht mal (pas mal)/mauvais (pas mauvais) How are you? Not bad.USA x?àìWÉëDÉfz Verenigde Staten les États-Unis There are 50 states in the USACanada xâôå]Ç]z Canada le Canada the Mexican ambassador to CanadaBritain xÄêfí]åz Groot-Brittannië la Grande-Bretagne Britain agreed to provide military aid.5Page 16big - small xÄfÖ=L=ëãlWäz groot - klein grand(e) - petit(e) big house-small car.cold - hot xâ]räÇ=–=Üflíz koud - heet froid(e) - chaud(e)picture xDéfâíp]z plaatje l´image That's a nice picture of Liz.right- wrong xê~fí=L=êflÏz goed - fout juste - faux (fausse)video (cassette) xDîfÇá]rz video la cassette vidéo Do you want to watch a video tonight?thirsty (to be) xDq‰Wëíáz dorst hebben soif (avoir) I'm thirsty - can I have a glass of water?7Page 16answer (n) xD^Wåë]z antwoord la réponse Give me an answer as soon as possible.answer (v) xD^Wåë]z antwoorden répondre "I don't know," she answered.baseball bat xÄÉfëÄlWä=DÄôíz= honkbalknuppel la batte de base-ball Can I borrow your baseball bat?football xDÑríÄlWäz voetbal le football The children are playing football.question xDâïÉëíp]åz vraag la question Does anyone want to ask any questions before we begin?11Page 17cat xâôíz kat le chat A black cat.dog xÇflÖz hond le chien We got a big dog to frighten away burglars.13Page 18on the right xflå=a]=ê~fíz rechts à droite The disco is up there on the right.other xD¾a]z ander autre I don't like any other kinds of music - only pop music.dancer xDÇ^Wåë]z danser(es) le danseur/la danseuse The dancer's technique is strong.good xÖrÇz goed bon, bien I love wearing really good clothes.15Page 18his xfòz zijn son, sa, ses Leo hates cleaning his room.room xêìWãz kamer la pièce This is the room I work in.16 page 18English xDfÏÖäfpz Engels l'anglais Do you speak English?

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I don´t know x~f=Ç]råíåər=z ik weet het niet je ne sais paslanguage xDäôÏÖïfÇwz taal la langue Do you speak any foreign languages?learn (v) xä‰Wåz leren apprendre What's the best way to learn a language?word xï‰WÇz woord le mot What's the English word for 'casa'?teacher xDíáWíp]z leraar, lerares le/la professeur Mr Paulin is my history teacher.

Unit 3 – Are you American?1Page 20capital xDâôé]íäz hoofdstad la capitale What's the capital of Poland?country xDâ¾åíêáz land le pays How many countries are there in Europe?map xãôéz (land)kaart la carte A street map of Mexico City.nationality x?åôp]Dåôä]íáz nationaliteit la nationalité We have students of many different nationalities.countries xDâ¾åíêáòz landen les paysArgentina x^WÇw]åDíáWå]z Argentinië l'Argentine Argentina won the World Cup that year.Brazil xÄê]Dòfäz Brazilië le Brésil Brazil look very impressive in attack.Canada xDâôå]Ç]z Canada le Canada the Mexican ambassador to CanadaChile xípáäáz Chili le Chili Clark made a complete break with the past and moved to Chile.France xÑê^Wåëz Frankrijk la France France is just across the Channel from here.Germany xDÇw]Wã]åáz Duitsland l'Allemagne Germany won, but I don't know the actual score.Greece xÖêáWëz Griekenland la Grèce The glories of ancient GreeceItaly xDfí]äáz Italië l'Italie The action takes place in southern Italy.Japan xÇw]Déôåz Japan le Japon Kate has just been to Japan.Mexico xDãÉâëfâ]rz Mexico le Mexique Many countries, for example Mexico and Japan, have a lot of earthquakes.Poland xDé]rä]åÇz Polen la Pologne What's the capital of Poland?Portugal xDélWíàrÖ]äz Portugal le Portugal The period in which Spain ruled over Portugal.Scotland xDëâlíä]åÇz Schotland l'Écosse He lived most of his adult life in Scotland.Spain xëéÉfåz Spanje l'Espagne Spain beat Italy 3-1.Switzerland xDëïáíë]ä]åÇz Zwitserland la Suisse Switzerland is a federal republic.Turkey xDí]Wâáz Turkije la Turquie In 1853, Turkey declared war on Russia.UK (United Kingdom) xàìWâÉáz Verenigd Koninkrijk le Royaume-Uni He now lives in the UK.USA(United States of Americx?àìWÉëDÉfz Verenigde Staten les États-Unis He was born n the USA.2Page 20Nationalities nationaliteiten les nationalitésAmerican (adj.) x]DãÉê]â]åz Amerikaans américain(e) A big American car.an American x]DãÉê]â]åz een Amerikaan(se) un(e) Américain(e)Argentinian x?^WÇw]åDífåá]åz Argentijns argentin(e) It's an Argentinian dance.an Argentinian x?^WÇw]åDífåá]åz een Argentijn(se) un(e) Argentin(e)Brazilian (adj.) xÄê]Dòfäá]åz Braziliaans brésilien(ne) A Brazilian racing driver.a Brazilian (n.) xÄê]Dòfäá]åz een Braziliaan(se) un(e) Brésilien(ne)British (adj.) xDÄêfífpz Brits britannique The British government.a Brit(on) (n.) xDÄêfí]åz een Brit(se) un(e) BritanniqueCanadian(adj.) xâ]DåÉfÇá]åz Canadees canadien(ne) The Canadian flag.a Canadian xâ]DåÉfÇá]åz een Canadees/Canadese un(e) Canadien(ne)Chilean xípɪäáəåz Chileens chilien(ne) Chilean food.a Chilean xípɪäáəåz een Chileen(se) un(e) Chilien(ne)French (adj.) xÑêÉåípz Frans français(e) French wine.

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a Frenchman /-woman xÑêÉåípãəå=Lïrãəåz een Fransman/Française un(e) Français(e)English xDfÏÖäfpz Engels anglais(e) An English car.an Englishman / woman xDfÏÖäfpãəå=Lïrãəå een Engelsman/Engelse un(e) Anglais(e)German xDÇw‰Wã]åz Duits allemand(e) German technology.a German xDÇw‰Wã]åz een Duitser/Duitse un(e) Allemand(e)Greek xÖêáWâz Grieks grec Greek culture.a Greek xÖêáWâz een Griek/Griekse un(e) Grec/GrecqueItalian xfDíôäá]åz Italiaans italien(ne) Italian fashion.an Italian xfDíôäá]åz een Italiaan(se) un(e) Italien(ne)Japanese x?Çwôé]DåáWòz Japans japonais Japanese design.he / she is Japanese x?Çwôé]DåáWòz hij/zij komt uit Japan un(e) Japonais(e)Mexican xDãÉâë]â]åz Mexicaans mexicain(e) Mexican fishermen.a Mexican xDãÉâë]â]åz een Mexicaan(se) un(e) Mexicain(e)Polish (adj.) xDéfläfpz Pools polonais A Polish Prince.a Pole xDéfläz een Pool(se) un(e) Polonais(e)Portuguese x?élWíp]DÖáWòz Portugees portugais A portuguese lament.Scottish (adj.) xDëâflífpz Schots écossais A Scottish mountain.a Scot xDëâflíz een Schot(se) un(e) Écossais(e)Spanish (adj.) xDëéôåfpz Spaans espagnol A Spanish hotel.a Spaniard xëéôåàəÇ= een Spanjaard/Spaanse un(e) Espagnol(e)Swiss (adj.) xëïfëz Zwitsers suisse A Swiss watch.he / she is Swiss xëïfëz hij/zij komt uit Zwitserland il / elle est SuisseTurkish (adj.) xDí‰Wâfpz Turk(se), Turks turc/turque A Turkish bath.a Turk xDí‰Wâz een Turk(se) un(e) Turc/Turque4Page 21band xÄôåÇz (pop)groep, bandje un groupe (musique) He plays drums in a band.football team xDÑríÄlWä=íáWãz voetbalclub l'équipe de footballmember xDãÉãÄ]z lid le membre He's a member of the tennis club.5Page 21address/addresses x]DÇêÉëL]DÇêÉëfòz adres/adressen l'adresse/les adresses It's my home address.child/children xíp~fäÇLDípfäÇê]åz kind/kinderen l'enfant/les enfants He's an only child.city/cities xDëfíáLDëfíáWòz stad/steden la ville/les villes It's a horrible city.class/classes xâä^WëLDâä^Wëfòz klas/klassen la classe/les classes There are 2 art classes.man/men xãôåLãÉåz man/mannen l'homme/les hommes The men's toilets are there.person/people xDé‰Wë]åLDéáWéäz persoon/mensen une personne/les gens People never listen.woman/women xDïrã]åLDïfãfåz vrouw/vrouwen la femme/les femmes Mostly women work in that factory.6Page 21bus/buses xÄ¾ëLDÄ¾ëfòz bus/bussen le/les bus; l'/les autobus I take the bus to school.party/parties xDé^WíáLDé^WíáWòz feest/feesten la fête/les fêtes We're going to the summer party.taxi xDíôâëáz taxi le taxi We went by taxi.7Page 22live (v.) xä~fîz wonen vivre Matt lives in Boston.look (out) xärâz (uit)kijken faire attention Look out! There's a car coming.rollerblades xDê]rä]ÄäÉfÇòz skeelers les patins en ligne These rollerblades are fast.see you xDëáW=àìWz tot ziens salut! See you tomorrow!

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Sorry! xDëflêáz sorry pardon! Sorry! What did you say?speak xëéáWâz spreken parler Speak louder, I can't hear you.west xïÉëíz het westen l'ouest Which way is west?10Page 23centre xDëÉåí]z midden le centre The club is in the city centre.coast xâ]rëíz kust la côte The west coast of Africa.compass points xDâ¾ãé]ë=?élfåíëz windstreken les points cardinauxeast xáWëíz het oosten l'est We live to the east of the city.north xålWqz het noorden le nord It will be windy in the north.south xë~rqz het zuiden le sud It's warmer in the southtown xí~råz stad(je) la ville A little town on the coast.village xDîfäfÇwz dorp le village A fishing village.14Page 24all xlWäz allemaal tout, toute/tous, toutes Have you done all your homework?bump into (v) xÄ¾ãé=Dfåírz tegenkomen rencontrer par hasard/tomber sur We bumped into her in town.15Page 24fan xÑôåz fan le fan Thousands of football fans filled the stadium.letter xDäÉí]z brief la lettre There is a letter here from the school.secondary school xDëÉâ]åÇ]êá=DëâìWäzz middelbare school l'école secondaire We go to secondary school next year.start (v.) xëí^Wíz beginnen commencer Now you're here, we can start.finish (v.) xDÑfåfpz eindigen finir Have you finished your homework?yours sincerely xàr]=ëfåDëf]äáz hoogachtend meilleures salutations Write "Yours sincerely" at the end of the letter.16Page 24football fans xDÑríÄlWäz voetbalsupporters les supporters de football The football fans sang loudly.dialogue At School Page 25exchange student xfâDëípÉfåÇw=DëíàìWÇ]åí=z uitwisselingsstudent l'étudiant étranger An 18-year-old exchange student from Francegood-looking xÖrÇ=Därâfkz knap mignon(ne), beau/belle A really good-looking guy.

Unit 4 – Can you spell that, please?1Page 26both xÄ]rqz allebei tous/toutes les deux Both boys have dark hair.but xÄ¾íz maar mais He's good, but slow.can (request) xâôåz mogen pouvoir Can I take one?card (membership) xâ^WÇz (lidmaatschaps)kaart la carte (de membre) Here's my business card.day xÇÉfz dag le jour, la journée We went to Paris for ten days.day-pass xÇÉf=é^Wëz dagpasje un ticket pour la journée Can I have a day-pass please?first name xDÑ‰Wëí=åÉfãz voornaam le prénom My teacher's first name is Caroline.have xÜôîz hebben avoir Do you have a boyfriend?last (adj.) xä^Wëíz laatst dernier, dernière My last girlfriend was crazy about football.morning xDãlWåfÏz ochtend le matin We have porridge for breakfast every morning.part xé^Wíz deel une part/une partie, une pièce It's part of my Gameboy.

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please xéäáWòz alstublieft, alsjeblieft s'il vous (te) plaît Please could I have a glass of water?repeat (v.) xêfDéáWíz herhalen répéter Could you repeat that please?road xê]rÇz weg la route The road is clear.spell (v.) xëéÉäz spellen épeler Can you spell your name for me?sports club xDëélWíë=âä¾Äz sportclub l'association sportive, le club The disco is at the sports club.sure (ok) xplWz zeker bien sûr Are you sure you've had enough?surname xDë‰WåÉfãz achternaam le nom de famille What's your surname?telephone number xDíÉäfDÑ]rå=Då¾ãÄ]z telefoonnummer le numéro de téléphone What's your telephone number?Tuesday xDíàìWòÇáz dinsdag mardi The sale starts on Tuesday.today xí]DÇÉfz vandaag aujourd'hui Today is Wednesday.wait a moment xïÉfí=]=Dã]rã]åíz wacht even attends/attendez un moment Is John there? -Wait a moment.3Page 27afternoon x?^WÑí]DåìWåz middag l'après-midi I'll see you on Sunday afternoon .evening xDáWîåfÏz avond le soir We usually eat at around 7 in the evening.good afternoon xÖrÇ=?^WÑí]DåìWåz goedemiddag bon après-midi Good afternoon, sir.good evening xÖrÇ=�DáWîåfÏz goedenavond bonsoir Good evening everybody, and welcome!good night xÖrÇ=å~ɪíz goedenacht bonne nuit Good night. Sleep well.4Page 27twenty xDíïÉåíáz twintig vingt A small village twenty miles from Nairobi.twenty-one xíïÉåífDï¾åz eenentwintig vingt et un He's twenty one today.twenty-two xíïÉåífDíìWz tweeëntwintig vingt-deux There are twenty-two players on the pitch.thirty xDq‰Wíáz dertig trente There are thirty names on this listthirty-one xq‰WífDï¾åz eenendertig trente et un He lives at number thirty-one.forty xDÑlWíáz veertig quarante Life begins at forty.fifty xDÑfÑíáz vijftig cinquante They have been married for fifty years.sixty xDëfâëíáz zestig soixante At sixty, you can retire.seventy xDëÉî]åíáz zeventig septante, soixante-dix Only seventy people were at the wedding.eighty xDÉfíáz tachtig quatre-vingts He went around the world in eighty days.ninety xDå~fåíáz negentig nonante, quatre-vingt-dix He scored ninety percent in his exam.(a) hundred x]=ÜîåÇê]Çz honderd cent The darts player needed one hundred points.8Page 28alphabet xDôäÑ]ÄÉíz alfabet l'alphabet The English alphabet has 26 letters.9Page 28again x]DÖÉåz nog eens encore une fois, de nouveau I'd like to see that film again.computer game xâ]ãDéàìWí]=?ÖÉfãz computerspel le jeu électroniquepoint xélfåíz punt le point What's your point?team xíáWãz club l'équipe A football team.10Page 28postcode xDé]rëíâ]rÇz postcode le code postal (en GB) What's your postcode?say (v.) xëÉfz zeggen dire 'I'm so tired,' she said.zip code xDòfé=â]rÇz zipcode le code postal (aux États-Unis) In America, we say "zip code".11Page 29apartment x]Dé^Wíã]åíz flat l'appartement She lives in a small apartment.

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street xëíêáWíz straat la rue Go to the end of the street and turn left.12Page 29biology xÄ~fDflä]Çwáz biologie la biologie Biology is my favourite subject.geography xÇwáDflÖê]Ñáz aardrijkskunde la géographie The geography of Asia.history xDÜfëí]êáz geschiedenis l'histoire The history of post-war Europe.lesson xDäÉë]åz les la leçon Hannah is taking guitar lessons.maths xãôqëz wiskunde les mathématiques/les maths The new maths teacher.on (Monday) xflåz op le (lundi) On Tuesday we have dance class.timetable xDí~fã?íÉfÄ]äz rooster l'horaire The train timetable is wrong.tomorrow xí]Dãflê]rz morgen demain Shall we go shopping tomorrow?When? xïÉåz wanneer quand? When is your birhday?days of the week dagen van de week les jours de la semaineMonday xDã¾åÇáz maandag lundi The party is on Monday.Tuesday xDíàìWòÇáz dinsdag mardi The sale starts on Tuesday.Wednesday xDïÉåòÇáz woensdag mercredi Sorry, I can't go - I'm busy on Wednesday evening.Thursday xDq‰WòÇáz donderdag jeudi Claire goes to hospital on Thursday.Friday xDÑê~fÇáz vrijdag vendredi See you on Friday!Saturday xDëôí]Çáz zaterdag samedi What are you doing on Saturday?Sunday xDë¾åÇáz zondag dimanche I'll see you on Sunday.13Page 29programme xDéê]rÖêôãz programma le programme Did you see that TV programme about earthquakes?14Page 30dance class xDÇ^Wåë=?âä^Wëz dansles les cours de danse He goes to a dance class twice a week.style xDëí~fäz stijl le style There is some similarity between the styles of the two authors.15Page 30groove(v.) xÖêìWîz bewegen danser, bouger Look at him groove!latest xDäÉfí]ëíz nieuwste le/la dernier/dernière All the latest gossip.16Page 30slowly xDëä]räáz langzaam lentement White clouds drifted slowly across the sky.

Unit 5 – Wide Angle: From one country..to another

1Pages 32 and 33another (adj.) x]Då¾a]z ander un(e) autre Have another biscuit.boy band Äɔɪ==ÄŽåÇ jongensgroep un boys band Not another boy band record!English (n.) (language) xDfÏÖäfpz Engels l'anglais English is an easy language.especially xfDëéÉp]äáz vooral surtout The town is very busy, especially in summer.first xÑ‰Wëíz eerst premier, première The first name on the list is Tom.foreign (language) xDÑflê]åz buitenlands (taal) étranger, étrangère (langue) She spoke with a foreign accent.language xDäôÏÖïfÇwz taal la langue Do you speak any foreign languages?miss (things, people) xãfëz missen (se) manquer He misses his family.Polish (n.) (language) xDéfläfpz Pools le polonais (langue) He speaks Polish and Russian.

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pop music xDéflé=DãàìWòfâz popmuziek la musique pop The band plays Pop music. Portuguese (n.) (language) x?élWíp]DÖáWòz Portugees (taal) le portugais (langue) My dad speaks Portuguese.Russian (language) xDê¾p]åz Russisch (taal) le russe (langue) Russian has some strange symbols in it.second xëfDâflåÇz tweede deuxième Joanna's in her second year at university.Spanish (n.) (language) xDëéôåfpz Spaans (taal) l'espagnol (langue) Spanish is easy if you know Italian.2Page 33age xÉfÇwz leeftijd l'âge At the age of three, his family moved to Canada.home town x?Ü]rãDí~råz woonplaats la ville d'origine He hired a car and drove up to his home town.

Culture Flash 1 Page 34author xDlWq]z schrijver l'auteur A well-known American author.character xDâôê]âí]z personage le personnage Harry Potter is a character in a bookimportant xfãDélWí]åíz belangrijk important Love and respect are more important than a big car and lots of money.newspaper xDåàìWë?éÉfé]z krant le journal I read about it in the newspaper.Northern Ireland xDålWqəå=D~f]êä]åÇz Noord-Ierland l' Irlande du Nord Belfast is in Northern Ireland.Prime Minister xéê~fã=�ãfåfëíəz premier le Premier ministre Tony Blair is the British Prime Minister.tourist attraction xDír]êfëí=]Díêôâp]åz bezienswaardigheid l'attraction touristique The London Eye is a tourist attraction.Wales xDïÉfäòz Wales le Pays de Galles Shrewsbury is on the border between England and Wales.Project 1 - Snapshot of me Page 35introduce yourself xfåíê]DÇàìWë=àr]DëÉäÑz jezelf voorstellen se présenter The new girl introduced herself to the class.magazine x?ãôÖ]DòáWåz tijdschrift le magazine I bought a magazine to read on the train.postcard xDé]rëíâ^WÇz ansichtkaart la carte postale Mary sent us a postcard from Spain.seaside resort x?ëáWë~fÇ=êfDòlWíz kustplaats la station balnéaire Torquay is a seaside resort.singer xDëfÏ]z zanger(es) le/la chanteur/chanteuse An opera singer.

Unit 6 – I’ve got two sisters

1Page 36family members familieleden les membres de la familleaunt x^Wåíz tante la tante I'm going to stay with my aunt.brother xDÄê¾a]z broer le frère This is my brother Dave.cousin xDâ¾ò]åz neef/nicht le(la) cousin(e) Jane and I are cousins.daughter xDÇlWí]z dochter la fille They have two daughters.father xDÑ^Wa]z vader le père Ask your father to help you.grandchild xDÖêôåíp~fäÇz kleinkind le petit-enfant Rosa is his youngest grandchild.granddaughter xDÖêôå?ÇlWí]z kleindochter la petite-fille He has seven granddaughters.grandfather xDÖêôåÇ?Ñ^Wa]z grootvader le grand-père We visited my grandfather's grave.grandmother xDÖêôå?ã¾a]z grootmoeder la grand-mère She was named Sarah, after my grandmother.grandson xDÖêôåë¾åz kleinzoon le petit-fils We had a surprise visit from our grandson.have got (v.) xÜôîDÖflíz hebben avoir I’ve got a very big family.husband xDÜ¾òÄ]åÇz echtgenoot le mari Have you met my husband Roy?married couple xDãôêfÇ=Dâ¾éäz echtpaar le couple marié The married couple went to Belgium for their honeymoon.mother xDã¾a]z moeder la mère My mother said I have to be home by 9:00.only child xD]råäf=?íp~fäÇz enig kind le/la fils/fille unique He has no brothers or sisters, he is an only child.

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parent xDéÉ]ê]åíz de ouder le parent My parents are coming to visit next week.sister xDëfëí]z zus la sœur He's got two sisters.son xë¾åz zoon le fils Her son was born in 1990.stepfather xDëíÉéÑ^Wa]z stiefvader le beau-père That's not her real dad, he's her stepfather.stepmother xDëíÉéã¾a]z stiefmoeder la belle-mère The wicked stepmother in 'Cinderella'.uncle xD¾Ïâ]äz oom l'oncle I went to stay with my uncle and aunt for a few days.wife xï~fÑz echtgenote l'épouse My brother and his wife came to visit us last week.3Page 36photo (photograph) xDÑ]rí]rz foto la photo(graphie) Will you take a photo of me and Anna together?4Page 37girlfriend xDÖ‰WäÑêÉåÇz vriendin la petite amie Do you have a girlfriend?7Page 38because xÄfDâflòz omdat parce que You can't go because you're too young.bossy (adj.) xDÄflëáz bazig autoritaire Don’t be so bossy.brown xÄê~råz bruin brun, marron A pair of brown shoes.dark xÇ^Wâz donker obscur(e), sombre Turn on the light; it's dark in here.funny xDÑ¾åáz grappig marrant(e), drôle You look funny in that hat.how many? xÜ~r=DãÉåáz hoeveel combien? How many people are coming?long xäflÏz lang long(ue) She's tall and slim, with long legs.nickname xDåfâåÉfãz bijnaam surnom His nickname was 'Curly' because of his hair.pretty xDéêfíáz mooi joli(e) She looks pretty today.real xêf]äz echt réel(le) The story is based on real events.short xplWíz kort court(e) It's quite a short film.why? xï~fz waarom pourquoi? Why are you late?13Page 40black xÄäôâz zwart noir(e) This is a black dress.blonde xÄäflåÇz blond blond(e) She's small, blonde, and very attractive.blue xÄäìWz blauw bleu(e) She has blue eyes.colour xDâ¾ä]z kleur la couleur What colour is your new car?curly xDâ‰Wäáz krullend bouclé(e) I had very curly hair when I was a baby.dark brown xDÇ^Wâ=DÄê~råz donkerbruin brun foncé He has dark brown eyes.fair xÑÉ]z licht clair(e), blond(e) She has very fair hair.green xÖêáWåz groen vert(e) This is a green sweater.grey xÖêÉfz grijs gris(e) I don't like the colour grey.light brown xDä~fí=DÄê~råz lichtbruin châtain clair My mother has light brown hair.medium length (adj.) xDãáWÇf]ã=DäÉkqz halflang mi-long(ue) My sister has medium length hair.personal appearance xDé‰Wë]å]ä=]Déf]ê]åëz uiterlijk l'apparence personnelle I don't think much of her personal appearancered xêÉÇz rood rouge I like her red dress.sort (n.) xëlWíz soort la sorte, le type What sort of work does he do?straight xëíêÉfíz steil raide He has straight hair.wavy xDïÉfîáz golvend ondulé(e), onduleux(onduleuse) My hair is wavy.white xï~fíz wit blanc(he) My grandmother's hair is white.14Page 40describe (v.) xÇfDëâê~fÄz beschrijven décrire Police asked the woman to describe her attacker.

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eye colour xD~f=Dâ¾ä]z kleur ogen la couleur des yeux Wear some make up that matches your eye colour.hair colour xDÜÉ]=?â¾ä]z kleur haar la couleur des cheveux My sister has the same hair colour as my dad.hair style xDÜÉ]ëí~fäz kapsel la coiffure Her hair style is very modern.15Page 40about x]DÄ~ríz over à propos de, au sujet de, sur This is a book about astrology.talk (v) xílWâz praten parler, discuter I can hear Sarah and Andrew talking in the next room.16Page 40identify (v.) x~fDÇÉåí]Ñ~fz identificeren identifier She can not identify her attacker.problem xDéêflÄä]ãz probleem le problème We have a problem.similar xDëfã]ä]z soortgelijk semblable, pareil(le) They look very similar.Dialogue - In BrightonPage 41hair xÜÉ]z haar les cheveux Go and brush your hair.on his own xflå=ÜfòD]råz alleen tout(e) seul(e)personality x?é‰Wë]Dåôä]íáz persoonlijkheid la personnalité She has a strong personality.quite (adv.) xâï~fíz tamelijk assez She's quite tall for her age.remember (v.) xêfDãÉãÄ]z herinneren se rappeler, se souvenir I can't remember his name.Shut up! xDp¾í=D¾éz hou je mond! tais-toi! I told him to shut up.tall xílWäz lang grand€ My father is quite tall.think (v) xqfÏâz denken penser, réfléchir I think it's a brilliant film.wonder (v.) xDï¾åÇ]z je afvragen se demander, s'étonner I wonder where she lives these days.

Unit 7 - I really like him1Page 42amazing x]DãÉfòfÏz fantastisch stupéfiant(e), ahurissant/e What an amazing story!crazy (about) xDâêÉfòáz gek (op) être fou de I'm crazy about her.depend xÇfDéÉåÇz ervan afhangen dépendre de "Are you coming?" "It depends, is Jane there?girl band xDÖ‰Wä=Ä]åÇz meidengroep le groupe de filles She sings in a girl band.hate xÜÉfíz haten détester I hate poetry - it's so boring.like (v.) xä~fâz leuk vinden aimer Do you like this colour?music xDãàìWòfâz muziek la musique I don't like pop music.prefer (v.) xéêfDÑ‰Wz de voorkeur geven aan préférer I prefer football to cricket.rap xêôéz rap le rap The club has only rap music.rock xêflâz rock le rock He's dead, but he's still the King of rock.voice xîlfëz stem la voix I can hear voices outside.5Page 43ballet xDÄôäÉfz ballet le ballet We went to see a ballet in London.soap opera xDë]ré=?flé]ê]z soapserie le feuilleton His favourite soap opera is Friend.tea xíáWz thee le thé A cup of tea.8Page 44types of music muziekgenres les genres de musiqueclassical xDâäôëfâ]äz klassiek classique My mum finds classical music relaxing.country and western xDâ¾åíêá=]åÇ=DïÉëí]åz country la musique country He plays country and western music in the car.

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jazz xÇwôòz jazz le jazz My dad likes modern jazz.soul xë]räz soul le soul She's a great soul singer.9Page 44album xDôäÄ]ãz album l'album Do you have Fifty Cents new album?anyway (adv.) xDÉåáïÉfz trouwens de toute façon Anyway, I don’t like loud music.go (away) xÖ]rz (weg)gaan partir, s'en aller Should I stay or go?headphones xDÜÉÇÑ]råòz koptelefoon le casque, les écouteurs Listen to it on the headphones.hear xÜf]z horen, luisteren naar entendre, écouter Can you hear that noise?leave (alone) xäáWîz (met rust) laten laisser tranquille Leave me alone.look! xärâz kijk! regarde! Look! It's Robbie Williams.loud xä~rÇz hard, luid fort(e) Turn that music down! It's too loud!new xåàìWz nieuw neuf, neuve, nouveau, nouvelle I have a new watch.pleasure xDéäÉw]z plezier le plaisir It's my pleasure.really xDêf]äáz echt vraiment Yeah, he's a really nice guy.want (v.) xïflåíz willen vouloir Do you want a drink?10Page 45at all (adv.) x]í=DlWäz helemaal pas du toutawful xDlWÑ]äz vreselijk affreux, atroce The weather was awful.brilliant xDÄêfäà]åíz geweldig brillant(e), exceptionnel(le) That's a brilliant photo!lot (a lot) xäflíz veel beaucoup (de) There were a lot of people at the concert last night.record (n.) xêfDâlWÇz plaat le disque (musique) He has over 1000 records.rubbish xDê¾Äfpz flut nul(le) I'm not going there, it's rubbish.terrible xDíÉê]Ä]äz afschuwelijk affreux (affreuse), atroce The food at the hotel was terrible.12Page 46(not) forgetting xåflí=Ñ]DÖÉífÏz (niet te) vergeten sans oublier Not forgetting your sister, she's coming too.flat (building) xÑäôíz flat (gebouw) l'appartement This is a cool flat.include (v) xfåDâäìWÇz omvatten inclure, comprendre The price includes lunch.Ireland xD~f]êä]åÇz Ierland l'Irlande Ireland drew with France.Irish xD~f]êfpz Iers irlandais(e), un (e) Irlandais(e) A man with an Irish accent.opinion x]Défåà]åz mening l'opinion We have very different opinions on education.plan xéäôåz plan le projet What's her next plan?proud xéê~rÇz trots fier/fière Her parents are very proud of her.recent xDêáWë]åíz recent récent(e) This is John Irving's most recent book.strong xëíêflÏz uitgesproken fort(e) What's that strong smell?successful xë]âDëÉëÑ]äz geslaagd qui réussit He's a very successful DJ.talented xDíôä]åí]Çz talentvol talentueux/talentueuse She's a talented musician.13Page 46drums xDÇê¾ãz slagwerk la batterie Can you play the drums?guitar (electric/bass) xÖfDí^Wz gitaar (elektrische, bas-) la guitare (électrique/basse) An acoustic guitar.keyboards xDâáWÄlWÇòz keyboard les claviers My sister plays keyboards in a band.play (v.) xéäÉfz spelen jouer The band plays in clubs15Page 46mean (v.) xãáWåz betekenen signifier What does that word mean?pronounce xéê]Då~råëz uitspreken prononcer How do you pronounce your name?

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Unit 8 – Can I come too?1Page 48afraid (be) x]DÑêÉfÇz bang (zijn) avoir peur I’m afraid you can’t.all right xlWä=Dê~fíz goed d'accord! Tout va bien! "How's the food?" -"It's all right."at (+times) x~íz om (+ tijd) à It starts at 7.p.m.call (v.) xâlWäz noemen appeler You can call me Spike.can (permission) xâôåz mogen pouvoir Can I come, too?cinema xDëfå]ã]z bioscoop le cinéma Shall we go to the cinema tonight?come in xâ¾ã=Dfåz binnenkomen entrer Come in, the door is open.film (n) xÑfäãz film le film 'Star Wars' is my favourite film.Hard luck! xDÜ^WÇ=Däîâz pech gehad! pas de chance! You lost, hard luck!How long? xDÜ~r=DäflÏz hoe lang depuis combien de temps? How long were you there?month xã¾åqz maand le mois She is ten this month.relax xêfDäôâëz rustig aan doen se détendre What do you do to relax?rush (n.) xê¾pz haast la hâte He's in a rush to get to work.ticket xDífâ]íz kaartje le billet How much are tickets for the concert?4Page 49a.m. (ante meridiem) x?Éf=DÉãz ochtend a.m., du matin I start work at 9:00 a.m.clock times xDâäflâ=Dí~fãòz kloktijden l'horaire They show different clock times.half (n.) xÜ^Wîòz half demi(e) Two halves make a whole.hour x~r]z uur l'heure The meeting lasted an hour.late (adj) xäÉfíz (te) laat en retard Sorry I'm late - I overslept.midday x?ãfÇDÇÉfz 12 uur 's middags midi I met him at midday.midnight xDãfÇå~fíz middernacht minuit We close at midnight.minute ['mIn@t] minuut la minute Clare's train arrives in 15 minutes.o’clock ['klÁk] uur heure(s) He arrives at 10 'o clock.p.m. ["pi:'em] s middags / 's avonds p.m., de l'après-midi I leave work at 5.30 p.m.past (prep.) [pA:st] over après (pour dire l'heure) It's ten past nine.quarter (n.) ['kwO:t@] kwart(ier) le quart (d'heure) It's quarter past five.second [sI'kÁnd] seconde la seconde He'll be here any second now.to (prep) [tu:] vóór avant (pour dire l'heure) It's ten to nine.5Page 49end (v.) xÉåÇz afgelopen zijn finir, terminer What time does the film end?start (v.) xëí^Wíz beginnen commencer Suddenly Sue started to cry.screen (n) xëâêáWåz zaal (eigenlijk: scherm) l'écran A computer with an 18-inch screen.buy xÄ~fz kopen acheter I buy my computer games from a shop in the high street.drink (n.) xÇêfÏâz iets te drinken la boisson Can I have a drink of water please?expensive xfâDëéÉåëfîz duur cher, chère We can't afford this - it's too expensive.How much? xDÜ~r=Dãîípz hoe duur Combien? How much are these flowers?large xä^WÇwz groot large/grand(e) A large house with 15 rooms.orange juice xDflêfåÇw=?ÇwìWëz sinaasappelsap le jus d'orange A glass of orange juice.packet xDéôâ]íz doosje le paquet A packet of biscuits.popcorn xDéfléâlWåz popcorn le pop-corn We ate popcorn at the cinema.regular xDêÉÖà]ä]z gewoon normal(e), moyen(ne) We have regular weekly meetings.

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same (pro.) xëÉfãz zelfde même The same for me, please.sweets xëïáWíëz snoep les sucreries It's bad for your teeth to eat sweets.wait (v.) xïÉfíz wachten attendre Hurry up! Everyone's waiting.8Page 51bucket xDÄ¾â]íz emmer le seau A bucket of water.cappuccino x?âôé]DípáWå]rz cappuccino le cappuccino I want chocolate on my cappuccino.coffee xDâflÑáz koffie le café I don't like coffee.coin xâlfåz muntstuk la pièce de monnaie He put a fifty pence coin into the drinks machine.diet coke x?Ç~f]í=Dâ]râz cola light le coca light I'll have burger and diet coke.English money xDfÏäfp=Dã¾åáz Engels geld l'argent anglais English money is no good here.espresso xÉDëéêÉë]rz espresso l'expresso This espresso is very strong.giant (adj.) xDÇw~f]åíz reuzen- géant(e), énorme A giant TV screen.hamburger xDÜôãÄ‰WÖ]z hamburger le hamburger Get me a hamburger and fries.hot chocolate xDÜflí=Dípflâä]íz warme chocolademelk le chocolat chaud Ot's too thick this hot chocolate.hot dog xDÜflí=ÇflÖz hotdog le hot dog He works on a hot dog standice cream x~fë=DâêáWãz ijs la glace A strawberry ice creamnote xå]ríz bankbiljet le billet (de banque) Dad gave me a ₤50 note.pence (pl.) xéÉåëz pennies pence Can I borrow 50 pence for the phone?pound xé~råÇz pond la livre (sterling) It costs more than one million pounds.fast food and drinks x?Ñ^Wëí=DÑìWÇ=]åÇ=DÇêfÏâëz fastfood en drinken fast food et boissons The café serves fast food and drinks.snacks xëåôâz snacks les snacks They sell snacks and soft drinks.14Page 52bike (bicycle) xÄ~fâz fiets le vélo/la bicyclette He fell off his bike.borrow xDÄflê]rz lenen emprunter Can I borrow the car tonight, dad?magazine x?ãôÖ]DòáWåz tijdschrift le magazine I bought a magazine to read on the train.toilet xDílfä]íz toilet les toilettes The toilet is upstairs, on the right.watch TV (v.) =xDïflíp=íáWDîáWz televisie kijken regarder la télévision I think I'll stay in and watch TV.watch (v.) xïflípz kijken regarder Watch that boat there.adult xDôÇ¾äíz volwassene l'adulte It's a drink for adults.boring xDÄlWêfÏz saai ennuyeux/ennuyeuse His job sounds so boring.enough xfDå¾Ñz genoeg assez The water wasn't hot enough for a bath.main entrance xDãÉfå=?Éåíê]åëz hoofdingang l'entrée principale Just go in through the main entrance.outside (prep.) x~ríDë~fÇz buiten à l'extérieur de, hors de He's outside in the garden.16Page 52rollerskates xDê]rä]ëâÉfíëz skates les patins à roulettes Yesterday, she bought a new pair of rollerskates.

Unit 9 – Welcome to Brighton1Page 54behind xÄfDÜ~fåÇz achter derrière The car behind us was driving too close.between xÄfDíïáWåz tussen entre He sat between the two women on the sofa.bus station xDÄ¾ë=?ëíÉfpåz busstation la gare routière She arrives at 10 at the bus station.cinema xDëfå]ã]z bioscoop le cinéma Shall we go to the cinema tonight?hotel xÜ]rDíÉäz hotel l'hôtel We' are staying at the Hotel Ibis.in (a street/road) xfåz in dans Put it in your bag.in front of xfå=DÑê¾åí=]îz vóór devant The car is in front of the house.

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in the centre of xfå=a]=DëÉåí]ê=]îz in het centrum van dans le centre de The castle is in the centre of the citymuseum xãàìWDòá]ãz museum le musée The Museum of Modern Art.near xåf]z in de buurt van près de They live near Osaka.next to xDåÉâëí=í]z naast à côté de There was a little girl sitting next to him.nightlife xDå~fíä~fÑz nachtleven la vie nocturne The big attraction in Berlin is the nightlife.on (a street/road) xflåz in, aan, op sur She sat on the bed.on the corner of xflå=a]=DâlWå]ê=]îz op de hoek van à l'angle de The shop is on the corner of this street.opposite xDflé]ò]íz tegenover en face de, à l'opposé de I thought the music would relax me, but it had the opposite effect.railway station xDêÉfäïÉf=?ëíÉfpåz treinstation la gare I'll meet you outside the main railway station.sea air xDëáW=É]z zeelucht l'air marin This sea air is healthier that that in London.theatre xDqf]í]z schouwburg le théâtre Shall we go to the theatre this evening?tourist information office xDír]êfëí=DflÑfëzz VVV-kantoor l'office de tourisme Get a map from the tourist information office.town hall xí~rå=DÜlWäz stadhuis la mairie They went to the town hall to register the baby's birth.5Page 56badminton court xDÄôÇãfåí]å=âlWíz badmintonveld le court de badminton Don't play football on the badminton court.club xâä¾Äz club le club The club is open until late.dead (= not lively) xÇÉÇz niets te beleven mort(e) This club is pretty dead.disco xDÇfëâ]rz disco la discothèque/la boîte Are you going to the school disco?idea x~fDÇf]z idee l'idée What a good idea!leisure centre xDäÉw]=?ëÉåí]z recreatiecentrum le centre de loisirs He's down at the leisure centre.sports centre xDëélWíë=?ëÉåí]z sportcentrum le centre sportif There's a huge gym at the sports centre.swimming pool xDëïfãfÏ=éìWäz zwembad la piscine The water is freezing in this swimming pool.ten-pin bowling alley xDíÉåéfå=DÄ]räfÏ=?ôäáz kegelbaan la piste de bowling We're going to the ten-pin bowling alley for his birthday.want to xïflåí=í]z willen vouloir I want to dance.water chute xDïlWí]=DpìWíz waterglijbaan la chute d'eau We flew down the water chute.6Page 56tennis court xDíÉåfë=?âlWíz tennisbaan le court de tennis The players came out on to the tennis court.8Page 56aspirin xDôëéê]åz aspirientje l'aspirine I took an aspirin and went to bed.furniture xDÑ‰Wåfíp]z meubilair les meubles All our furniture is old.stamp xëíôãéz postzegel le timbre A first-class stamp.places in town plaatsen in de stad les endroits en villebank xÄôÏâz bank la banque I think I'll put the money in the bank.boutique xÄìWDíáWâz boetiek la boutique It's an expensive boutique.café xDâôÑÉfz eethuis le café Let's have breakfast at the café.car park xDâ^W=é^Wâz parkeerterrein le parking I parked in the underground car park.chemist’s xDâÉãfëíëz drogist la pharmacie She's at the chemist's to buy some aspirin.department store xÇfDé^Wíã]åí=?ëílWz warenhuis le grand magasin They are building a new department store.newsagent’s xDåàìWò?ÉfÇw]åíëz kiosk le marchand de journaux He bought a magazine at the newsagent's.newspaper xDåàìWë?éÉfé]z krant le journal I saw his picture in the newspaper.park (v) xé^Wâz parkeren stationner, se garer We couldn't find anywhere to park.post office xDé]rëí=?flÑfëz postkantoor le bureau de poste He has an account at the post office.supermarket xDëìWé]?ã^Wâ]íz supermarkt le supermarché The car park is right behind the supermarket.10Page 57one (indef. pron.) xï¾åz een un, une They have one child.

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there is/ there are x?aÉ]DêfòL?aÉ]Dê=^Wz er is/er zijn il y a There is a nice picture of you here.11Page 57bookshop xDÄrâpfléz boekwinkel la librairie There is a new bookshop on the high street.clothes shop xDâä]raò=pfléz kledingzaak le magasin de vêtements She works in a clothes shop on Saturdays.shop xpfléz winkel le magasin/la boutique We went to nearly every shop.13Page 58go to a (pizza) restaurant xDÖ]r=ír=]=DéáWíë]=DêÉëí]êflåíz naar een (pizza)restaurant gaan aller au restaurant/aller à une pizzeria Can we go to a restaurant for your birthday?go to a (pop) concert xDÖ]r=ír=]=Déflé=?âflåë]íz naar een (pop)concert gaan aller à un concert pop He's at a pop concert with some friends.go to see friends xDÖ]r=í]=ëáW=DÑêÉåÇòz naar vrienden/vriendinnen gaan aller voir des amis At the weekend my parents usually go to see friends.go to the cinema/a disco xDÖ]r=í]=a]=Dëfå]ã]LDÇfëâ]rz naar de bioscoop/disco gaan aller au cinéma/aller en boîte We sometines go to the cinema during the week.have a party/a barbecue xÜôî=]=Dé^Wíáz een feestje/barbecue geven aller à une soirée/fête, After the concert we had a party.

aller à un barbecueleisure activities xDäÉw]=ôâDífîfíáWòz dingen om te doen in je vrije tijd les activités de loisir The leaflet expalins all the leisure activities.15Page 58instead xfåDëíÉÇz in plaats daarvan au lieu de Use yogurt instead of cream.16Page 58art gallery xD^Wí=?Öôä]êáz galerie la galerie d'art There's exhibition of Scottish painters on at the art gallery.

Unit 10 – Wide angle: Thailandlife.com1Pages 60-61ambition xôãDÄfp]åz ambitie l'ambition Her ambition is to climb Mount Everest.clever xDâäÉî]z intelligent intelligent(e) Paul is good-looking, clever, and charming.comic xDâflãfâz stripverhaal la bande-dessinée/la BD(bédé) He reads sci-fi comics.dangerous xDÇÉfåÇw]ê]ëz gevaarlijk dangereux/dangereuse It's dangerous to walk alone at night around here.different xDÇfÑ]ê]åíz anders différent(e) Our sons are very different from each other.dream (n) xÇêÉãíz droom le rêve I had a dream about you last night.hobby xDÜflÄáz hobby le loisir My hobbies are gardening and reading.learn xä‰Wåz leren apprendre What's the best way to learn a language?look after xärâ=^WÑí]z= zorgen voor s'occuper de He looks after his grandmother.subject xë]ÄDÇwÉâíz vak la matière, le sujet My favourite subject is English.teach xíáWípz les geven enseigner She teaches history.Thailand xDí~fäôåÇz Thailand la Thaïlande Her family originally came from Thailand.thought xqlWíz gedachte la pensée I've just had a thought. I'll ask Terry to come.web-site xDïÉÄë~fíz website le site web You can read about it on their web-site.worried xDï¾êáÇz bezorgd préoccupé(e), inquiet/inquiète You look worried.younger xDà¾ÏÖ]z jonger plus jeune He's much younger than that.Culture Flash 2 - Postcards from London Page 62ceremony xDëÉê]ã]åáz ceremonie la cérémonie A wedding ceremony.double-decker bus (n) xÇ¾Äəä=�ÇÉâə=Ä¾ëz dubbeldekker le bus (l'autobus) à impériale The best way to see London is from a double-decker bus.gates xÖÉfíz hek les grilles The house has big, iron gates.park (n) xé^Wâz park le parc, le jardin public Let's go for a walk in the park.superb xëàìWDé‰WÄz fantastisch superbe, magnifique A superb four-course meal.

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view (n) xîàìWz uitzicht la vue What a view from the balcony!wheel xïáWäz wiel la roue (la grande-roue) The London-Eye is a huge wheel.Project 2 - Snapshot of my town Page 63collect xDâfläfâíz verzamelen collectionner He collects rare albums.downtown (U.S.A.) x?Ç~råDí~råz binnenstad le centre-ville Do you want to go downtown?neighbourhood xåÉfÄəÜrÇz wijk le voisinage It's a quiet neighbourhood.plenty xDéäÉåíáz een heleboel beaucoup (de) We have plenty of time to get to the airport.shopping mall (U.S.A.) xDpfléfÏ=ãlWäz winkelcentrum le centre commercial It's the world's biggest shopping mall.stadium xDëíÉfÇá]ãz stadion le stade A football stadiumthere's plenty to do xDéäÉåíáz er is een heleboel te doen il y a beaucoup à faire At summer camp there is always plenty to do.

Unit 11 – I often go to a movie1Page 64by (+ transport) xÄ~fz met, per (+ vervoermiddel) en (+ moyen de locomotion) We went there by boat.do homework xÇìW=DÜ]rãï‰Wâz huiswerk maken faire ses devoirs I can't come out, I have to do my homework.early xD‰Wäáz vroeg tôt He always gets up early.evening xDáWîåfÏz avond le soir We usually eat at around 7 in the evening .finish (school) xDÑfåfpz afgelopen zijn (school) finir l'école Have you finished your homework?free xÑêáWz vrij libre I'm free at 6.pm, then we can talk.get up xÖÉí=D¾éz opstaan se lever I get up at around 7.30 a.m.go (straight) home xÖ]r=ëíêÉfí=Ü]rãz (meteen) naar huis gaan rentrer (directement) à la maison My mum said to come straight home.go to school xÖ]r=í]=DëâìWäz naar school gaan aller à l'école We don't go to schol on Saturdays.help xÜÉäéz helpen aider How can I help?late xäÉfíz (te) laat tard, en retard Sorry I'm late!leave home xäáWî=DÜ]rãz van huis weggaan partir de la maison I leave home at 7.15life xä~fÑz leven la vie This is the happiest day of my life.match (= game) xãôípz wedstrijd le match Did you watch the match between Kenya and Ireland?movie (go to) xDãìWîáz film aller au cinéma Do you want to see a movie tonight?never xDåÉî]z nooit jamais He never saw her again.often xDflÑ]åz vaak souvent I often work at the weekend.old x]räÇz oud vieux/vieille, ancien/ancienne He lives in the old part .restaurant xDêÉëí]êflåíz restaurant le restaurant A very good Chinese restaurant.sleep (late) xëäáWéz (uit)slapen dormir tard He sleeps late on Sundays.start (school) xëí^Wíz beginnen (school) commencer l'école We start school at 8.15.stay (late at school) xëíÉfz blijven (op school) rester tard à l'école He came to see me and stayed all day.then xaÉåz toen puis Then I saw a huge cloud of smoke.usually xDàìWwì]äáz meestal généralement, d'habitude We usually go out for dinner on Saturday.walk xïlWâz lopen marcher, aller à pied I usually walk to college.weekday xDïáWâÇÉfz weekdag le jour de la semaine I work on weekdays.4Page 66after that x^WÑí]=Daôíz daarna après ça After that, we went home.breakfast xDÄêÉâÑ]ëíz ontbijt le petit déjeuner I usually have breakfast at 7.30.clean (your teeth) xâäáWåz poetsen (tanden) se brosser (les dents) She cleans her teeth every day.daily activities xDÇÉfäf=ôâDífîfíáWòz dagelijkse dingen les activités quotidiennes The manager told us about the daily activities.dinner xDÇfå]z avondeten le dîner What's for dinner?

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first (adv.) xÑ‰Wëíz eerst le premier, la première, en premier The first time I saw her, I knew I liked her.get home (from school) xDÖÉí=Ü]rãz thuiskomen (van school) rentrer à la maison I get home from school at 4 o'clockget to xDÖÉí=í]z komen bij arriver à How do you get to the park from here?go to bed x?ÖÉí=í]=DÄÉÇz naar bed gaan aller au lit I'm tired,I need to go to bed.have a shower xÜôî=]=Dp~r]z douchen prendre une douche I think I'll have a shower.lunch xä¾åípz lunch le déjeuner We had lunch before we left.make (a sandwich) xãÉfâz klaarmaken (een sandwich) faire/se préparer (un sandwich) Can you make a sandwich for lunch?meet (friends) xãáWíz ontmoeten rencontrer (ses amis) I'll meet you at 8 o'clock.sometimes xDë¾ãí~fãòz soms quelquefois, parfois Sometimes I don't get home until 9:00 at night.wake up xïÉfâ=D¾éz wakker worden se réveiller She wakes up very easily.9Page 67bread and butter xÄêÉÇ=]å=DÄ¾í]z brood met boter le pain beurré A slice of bread and butter.cereal xDëf]êá]äz ontbijtgranen, cornflakes les céréales A bowl of cereal.cycle (v.) xDë~fâ]äz fietsen faire du vélo She cycled to my house.daily xDÇÉfäáz dagelijkse dingen tous les jours, quotidiennement She follows a daily routine.glass of milk x?Öä^Wë=]î=Dãfäâz glas melk le verre de lait No coke, just a glass of milk please.routine (n) x?êìWDíáWåz gang van zaken la routine Making the beds was part of her usual routine.train xíêÉfåz trein le train What time's the next train to Birmingham?10Page 68cartoon xâ^WDíìWåz strip le dessin animé He draws cartoon characters such as Donald Duck.get up xÖÉí=D¾éz opstaan se lever I get up early every day.interview (v) xDfåí]îàìWz interviewen interviewer I've got a job interview this afternoon.make-up xDãÉfâ¾éz make-up le maquillage I don't wear much make-up.on air / off air xflå=?É]LDflÑ?É]=z in de lucht / uit de lucht être à l'antenne/hors antenne The programme went on air 10 minutes ago.presenter (TV) xéêfDòÉåí]z presentator/presentatrice animateur/présentateur the presenter of BBC 2's Newsnightrehearsal xêfDÜ‰Wë]äz repetitie la répétition Please don't be late for the rehearsal.rise (v) xê~fòz opstaan se lever "Rise, Sir Lancelot", said the King.show (n) xp]rz uitzending le spectacle/l'émission (de télévision) The show starts at 7:30 pm.switch on xëïfíp=flåz aanzetten allumer la télé(vision) Switch on the TV, I want to see the news.viewer xDîàìW]z kijker le (télé)spectateur/la (télé)spectatrice The series is watched by millions of viewers.

Dialogue - On the Sea Front Page 69sea front xDëáW=Ñê¾åíz strand(boulevard) le front de mer, la digue There's a great bistro on the sea front.no wonder! xå]r=Dï¾åÇ]z geen wonder! ce n'est pas étonnant! No wonder you're tired.

Unit 12 – Can you swim?1Page 71anything xDÉåáqfÏz iets quelque chose, n'importe quoi Take anything you want.athletics xôqDäÉífâëz atletiek l'athlétisme We play hockey in winter and do athletics in summer.ball xÄlWäz bal le ballon/la balle She threw a tennis ball at me.boat xÄ]ríz boot le bateau You can only get to the island by boat.can (ability) xâôåz kunnen savoir You can swim, can't you?do (+ sports activities) xÇ]rz doen aan (+ sport) faire, pratiquer (sport) I do weight training every day.football xDÑríÄlWäz voetbal le football The children are playing football.

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how often? xÜ~r=DflÑ]åz hoe vaak? combien de fois?, à quel rythme? How often do you train?in summer xfå=Dë¾ã]z in de zomer en été In summer we always go to the sea.lazy xDäÉfòáz lui paresseux/paresseuse Don't be so lazy - come and help me clean up.life-jacket xä~fÑ=DÇwôâfíz reddingsvest le gilet de sauvetage Luckily he had a life-jacket so he's safe.not (...) anything xDåflí=KKK=Dôåfqfkz niets rien She doesn't do anything.once xï¾åëz eenmaal une fois We only met once.other (adj.) xD¾a]z ander autre Anna has a job, but the other girls are still at school.play (+ sports) xéäÉfz beoefenen (play football: voetballen)jouer au (+ sport) Kids were playing outside in the street.shape xpÉféz vorm la forme A card in the shape of a heartswim xëïfãz zwemmen nager Can Lucy swim?tennis xDíÉå]ëz tennis le tennis Let's have a game of tennis.times (three times) ] xí~fãòz keer (drie keer) fois (trois fois) He plays squash three times a week.true xíêìWz waar vrai Is it true that you're moving to Denver?twice xíï~fëz twee keer deux fois I've seen that movie twice already.winter xDïfåí]z winter l'hiver It often snows in winter.2Page 71every xDÉîêáz elk chaque Every student will take the test.weekend x?ïáWâDÉåÇ=DïáWâÉåÇz weekend le week-end What are you doing this weekend?5Page 72sports and activities baseball xDÄÉfëÄlWäz honkbal le base-ball Who's your favourite baseball player?basketball xDÄ^Wëâ]íÄlWäz basketbal le basket I'm not very good at basketball.canoeing xâ]DåìWfÏz kanoën le canoë They're on a canoeing holiday in the Highlands.climb - climbing xDâä~fã==Dâä~fãfÏz klimmen faire de l'escalade - l'escalade Climbing is a dangerous sport.cycle - cycling xDë~fâäI=Dë~fâäfÏz fietsen faire du cyclisme - le cyclisme Cycling helps him unwind.dance - dancing xÇ^WåëI=DÇ^WåëfÏz dansen danser - la danse Dancing is good exercise.dive - diving Ç~fîI=DÇ~fîfÏz duiken plonger - la plongée He won a gold medal in the diving competition.gymnastics xÇwfãDåôëífâëz turnen la gymnastique A gymnastics display.horse riding xDÜlWë=ê~fÇfÏz paardrijden l'équitation Claire went horse riding with her sister.rollerblading xDê]rä]?ÄäÉfÇfÏz skeeleren patinage acrobatique, rollerblading We went rollerblading in the park.rollerskating xDê]rä]?ëâÉfífÏz skaten patinage à roulettes I'm no good at rollerskating.rugby xDê¾ÖÄáz rugby le rugby He injured his leg playing rugby.run - running xê¾åI=Dê¾åfÏz hardlopen courir - la course He won a cross-country running competition.sail - sailing xëÉfäI=DëÉfäfÏz zeilen faire de la voile - la voile She's sailing off the Cornwall coast.skate - skating xëâÉfíI=DëâÉfífÏz schaatsen patiner - le patinage We went skating at the ice-rink.skateboarding xëâÉfíÄlWÇfÏz skateboarden faire du skate-board Skateboarding is very popular at my school.swim - swimming xëïfãI=DëïfãfÏz zwemmen nager - la natation She passed her swimming certificate.volleyball xDîfläáÄlWäz volleybal le volley Have you been picked for the volleyball team?walk - walking xïlWâI=DïlWâfÏz wandelen marcher - la marche Every year they go walking in the hills.water ski - water skiing xDïlWí]=ëâáWI=DïlWí]=?ëâáWfÏz waterskiën faire du ski nautique - le ski nautique He teaches water skiing.windsurf - windsurfing xDïfåÇ=Dë‰WÑfÏz windsurfen faire de la planche à voile - la planche It's not a good spot for windsurfing - there's no wind!6Page 72scuba-dive; scuba-diving xDëâìWÄ]=?Ç~fîzI=xDëâìWÄ]=?Ç~fîfÏdiepzeeduiken faire de la plongée sous-marine - la A two week scuba diving course in the Red Sea

plongée sous-marineski - skiing xëâáWI=DëâáWfÏz skiën le ski - faire du ski He's skiing in the French Alps.9

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Page 73hate (+ing form) xÜÉfíz een hekel hebben aan détester (+ infinitif) I hate running.like (+ing form) xä~fâz leuk vinden aimer (+ infinitif) He likes cycling.love (+ing form) xä¾îz dol zijn op aimer beaucoup, adorer (+ infinitif) I love skiing.10Page 73the months of the year month xã¾åqz maand le mois She'll be ten this month.year xàf]z jaar l'an, l'année I've been teaching for six years.January xDÇwôåàì]êáz januari janvier I haven't heard from him since last January.February xDÑÉÄêì]êáz februari février We went on holiday at the end of February.March xã^Wípz maart mars She started work here last March.April xDÉféê]äz april avril I'm going to Cuba next April.May xãÉfz mei mai I haven't heard from her since last May.June xÇwìWåz juni juin He left last June.July xÇwrDä~fz juli juillet She came over to England last July.August xlWDÖ¾ëíz augustus août I was there last August.September xëÉéDíÉãÄ]z september septembre He starts college next September.October xflâDí]rÄ]z oktober octobre We moved in last October.November xå]rDîÉãÄ]z november novembre We met last November.December xÇfDëÉãÄ]z december décembre Last December they visited Prague.

the four seasonsseason xDëáWò]åz seizoen la saison Autumn is my favourite season.autumn xDlWí]ãz herfst l'automne Autumn leaves are falling.spring xëéêôÏz lente le printemps I love Paris in the spring.winter xDïfåí]z winter l'hiver It often snows in winter.summer xDë¾ã]z zomer l'été Are you going away this summer?ordinal numbers first xÑ‰Wëíz eerste premier The first name on the list.second xëfDâflåÇz tweede deuxième Joanna's in her second year at university.third xq‰WÇz derde troisième Josh came third in the race.fourth xÑlWqz vierde quatrième This is the fourth time I've asked you.fifth xÑfÑqz vijfde cinquième Her fifth birthday.sixth xëfâëqz zesde sixième His sixth wife.seventh xDëÉî]åqz zevende septième She's in seventh Heaven.eighth xÉfíqz achtste huitième A painting of Henry the eighth.ninth xå~fåqz negende neuvième On her ninth birthday.tenth xíÉåqz tiende dixième Her tenth grandchildeleventh xfDäÉî]åqz elfde onzième Her eleventh anniversary.twelfth xíïÉäÑqz twaalfde douzième It's a play called "Twelfth Night"thirteenth xDq‰WíáWåqz dertiende treizième His thirteenth birthday party.fourteenth xDÑlWíáWåqz veertiende quatorzième In the fourteenth century.fifteenth xDÑfÑíáWåqz vijftiende quinzième He's the fifteenth Earl.sixteenth x?ëfâDëíáWåqz zestiende seizième Sixteenth century musical instrumentsseventeenth xDëÉîåíáWåqz zeventiende dix-septième Her seventeenth attempt.eighteenth xDÉfíáWåqz achttiende dix-huitième He got a car on his eighteenth birthday.nineteenth xDå~fåíáWåqz negentiende dix-neuvième He scored in the nineteenth minute.twentieth xDíïÉåíáz twintigste vingtième The most important invention+E1512 of the twentieth century.

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twenty-first xíïÉåífDÑ‰Wëíz eenentwintigste vingt-et-unième He left on the twenty first.thirtieth xDq‰Wíf]qz dertigste trentième I am paid on the thirtieth of each month.fortieth xDÑlWíf]qz veertigste quarantième There's a party for his fortieth birthday.fiftieth xDÑfÑíf]qz vijftigste cinquantième This is her fiftieth wedding anniversary.sixtieth xDëfâëíf]qz zestigste soixantième He was injured in the sixtieth minute.seventieth xDëÉîåíf]qz zeventigste septentième/soixante-dixième She retired on her seventieth birthdayeightieth xDÉfíf]qz tachtigste quatre-vingtième His eightieth birthday was his last.ninetieth xDå~fåíf]qz negentigste nonantième/quatre-vingt-dixième They scored in the ninetieth minute.hundredth xDÜ¾åÇê]Çqz honderdste centième On her her hundredth birthday she received a telegram from the Queen.hundred and first x]=Ü¾åÇê]Ç=DÑ‰Wëíz honderdeerste cent unième This is the hundred and first order we have received this week.12Page 73birthday xDÄ‰WqÇÉfz verjaardag l'anniversaire When's your birthday?on (January 3rd) xflåz op (3 januari) le (3 janvier) It's on the 5th of March.14Page 74competition x?âflãé]Dífp]åz competitie la compétition What's the competition like?cost (v.) xâflëíz kosten coûter It costs a lot to eat out.drive xÇê~fîz rit le voyage It's a 3 hour drive.handball xDÜôåÇÄlWäz handbal le handball She plays in the handball team.it's cool xfíë=âìWäz het is cool c'est cool I like that music, it's cool.jet ski ÇʒÉí=ëâáː waterscooter le jet ski I've never tried to jet ski.lake xäÉfâz het meer le lac Lake Michigan is as big as a sea.lazy xDäÉfòáz lui paresseux/paresseuse She's the laziest girl in the class.mountain xDã~råí]åz berg la montagne She is the first woman to climb this mountain.race (n.) xêÉfëz race, wedstrijd la course Coulthard won the race easily.race (v.) xêÉfëz wedstrijd houden met courir She raced against some of the world's top athletes.snow xëå]rz sneeuw la neige Snow was falling heavily.snowboard xDëå~rÄlWÇz snowboard le snow-board He broke his snowboard in the accident.snowboarding xDëå]rÄlWÇfÏz snowboarden faire du snow-board A group of skiers and snowboarderssponsor xDëéflåë]z sponsor le sponsor, le parrain A competition sponsored by British Airways.trainer xDíêÉfå]z trainer l'entraîneur A racehorse trainer.trick xíêfâz kunstje le truc, l'astuce He used all his tricks to win.

Unit 13 – What’s Michael doing?1Page 76bed xÄÉÇz bed le lit It's time to go to bed.read xêáWÇz lezen lire Can Billy read yet?write xê~fíz schrijven écrire We teach children to read and write.upstairs x?¾éDëíÉ]òz boven en haut The kids went upstairs to bed.2Page 77shower xDp~r]z douche la douche Are you in the shower?3Page 77talk (on the phone) xílWâz telefoneren parler au téléphone He talks on the phone to her for hours.use (the computer) xàìWëz computeren utiliser l'ordinateur My grandmother is old but she can use a computer.

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5Page 78share (v.) xpÉ]z delen partager I shared a room with her when I was at college.sit xëfíz zitten s'asseoir We can all sit on the floor.6Page 78dull (boring) xÇ¾äz saai ennuyeux A pretty dull party.homesick xDÜ]rã?ëfâz heimwee le mal du pays Children often feel homesick when they arrive at summer camp.unfortunately x¾åDÑlWíp]å]íäáz helaas malheureusement Unfortunately, we had to go home early.7Page 78rooms and parts of the house vertrekken in het huis les pièces de la maisonbathroom xDÄ^Wqêrãz badkamer la salle de bains A house with two bathrooms.bedroom xDÄÉÇêrãz slaapkamer la chambre (à coucher) John's in his bedroom.dining room xDÇ~fåfÏ=?êìWãz eetkamer la salle à manger We had Christmas dinner in the dining room.first floor xDÑ‰Wëí=DÑälWz eerste verdieping le premier étage A flat on the first floorgarage xDÖôêfÇwz garage le garage I'll put the car in the garage.ground floor xDÖê~råÇ=DÑälWz begane grond le rez-de-chaussée The men's clothing department is on the ground floor.kitchen xDâfíp]åz keuken la cuisine She's in the kitchen making the dinner.second floor xDëÉâåÇ=DÑälWz tweede verdieping le deuxième étage The flat is on the second floor.sitting room xDëfífÏ=?êìWãz zitkamer le salon He put the fish tank in the sitting room.couch xâ~rípz bank le canapé He sat down on the couch.stairs xëíÉ]òz trap l'escalier Take the stairs to the first floor.study xDëí¾Çáz studeerkamer le bureau He keeps the documents in his study.toilet xDílfä]íz toilet les toilettes I need to use the toilet before we leave.under (prep.) xD¾åÇ]z onder sous Wendy hid the box under her bed.9Page 80argue xD^WÖàìWz tegenspreken se disputer Don't argue with me!by (prep.) xÄ~fz vóór pas plus tard que, avant Be back by 11.00p.m!downstairs x?Ç~råDëíÉ]òz naar beneden en bas Go downstairs and answer the door.forget xÑ]DÖÉíz vergeten oublier I'll never forget the day I started school.free (ticket) xÑêáWz gratis gratuit (un billet gratuit) We got a free ticket for the concert.mess xãÉëz rotzooi le désordre The house was a complete mess.miss (v.) xãfëz missen manquer Don't miss the last bus!shout (v.) xp~ríz schreeuwen crier, hurler There's no need to shout.tidy (v.) xDí~fÇáz opruimen ranger, mettre en ordre Tidy up your room!try (v.) xíê~fz proberen essayer I'm trying to find my keys.12Page 80give (orders) xÖfîz geven (opdrachten) donner des ordres He always gives me orders, it's like the army here.laugh (v.) xä^WÑz lachen rire She laughed at his joke.move (v.) xãìWîz bewegen bouger Move away from the door!smile (v.) xëã~fäz glimlachen sourire Come on - smile for the camera!stand up xDëíôåÇ=D¾éz opstaan se lever, se mettre debout Stand up and raise your arms.what's the matter? xDïflíë=a]=Dãôí]z wat is er aan de hand? qu'est-ce qu'il y a? qu'y a-t-il? What's the matter? - I feel ill.

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garden xDÖ^WÇåz tuin le jardin Our house has a small garden.hall xÜlWäz gang l'entrée The bathroom is down the hall on the right.

Unit 14 – What are you going to wear?1Page 82clothes xâä]raòz kleding les vêtementsbelt xÄÉäíz riem la ceinture A black leather belt.boots (pl.) xÄìWíëz laarzen les bottes She wore high-heeled boots.dress xÇêÉëz jurk la robe She has a lovely summer dress.earrings xDf]êfÏòz oorbellen les boucles d'oreilles You're not allowed to wear earrings to school.fashion xDÑôp]åz mode la mode There was a fashion for long hair.jacket xDÇwôâ]íz jack la veste He was wearing jeans and a leather jacket.jeans xÇwáWåòz spijkerbroek le jean A new pair of jeans.leggings xDäÉÖfÏòz legging le caleçon She wore a pair of red leggings.miniskirt xDãfåáëâ‰Wíz minirok la minijupe Miniskirts have come back to fashion.shirt xp‰Wíz overhemd la chemise I have to wear a shirt and tie to work.shoes xDpìWòz schoenen les chaussures We specialize in shoes, but we also sell handbags.socks xëflâëz sokken les chaussettes These socks are too thick for my shoes.sweater xDëïÉí]z trui le pull-over, le pull It's too warm to wear a sweater.sweatshirt xDëïÉíp‰Wíz sweatshirt le sweat-shirt He was dressed casually, in a sweatshirt and jeans.T-shirt xDíáW=p‰Wíz T-shirt le t-shirt She was wearing jeans and a T-shirt.tie xí~fz stropdas la cravate He wears suit and tie to work.tights xí~fíëz panty les collants A pair of black tights.top xífléz topje un haut Write your name at the top of the page.tracksuit xDíêôâëìWíz trainingspak le jogging, le survêtement He changed into a tracksuit.trainers xDíêÉfå]òz sportschoenen les baskets That's a cool pair of trainers.trousers xDíê~rò]òz broek le pantalon These trousers are too big.wear xïÉ]z dragen porter I decided to wear my blue dress.colours les couleursbeige xÄÉfwz beige beige A beige carpet.gold xÖ]räÇz goud l'or (doré - adj.) His watch was solid gold.green xÖêáWåz groen vert(e) A green sweater.orange xDflê]åÇwz oranje orange An orange shirt.pink xéfÏâz roze rose A bright pink dress.purple xDé‰Wé]äz paars violet, pourpre They were both dressed in purple.silver xDëfäî]z zilver l'argent (argenté -adj.) A silver ring.yellow xDàÉä]rz geel jaune Yellow is my favourite colour.5Page 83baggy xDÄôÖáz vormeloos large She wore a baggy T-shirt.bright xÄê~fíz fel vif, vive, éclatant(e) The bright flames of the candles.crease xâêáWëz kreukel le pli She smoothed the creases from her skirt.high heels xÜ~f=ÜáWäz hoge hakken talons aiguilles/talons hauts We can't wear high heels to school.long-sleeved xäflÏ=DëäáWîÇz met lange mouwen (à) manches longues It's too hot for a long-sleeved shirt.old-fashioned x?]räÇDÑôp]åÇz ouderwets classique Her clothes are a bit old-fashioned.second hand xDëÉâ]åÇ=ÜôåÇz tweedehands deuxième main We got most of our furniture second hand.smart xëã^Wíz chic chic Jill's a smart kid.

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spend xëéÉåÇz uitgeven dépenser I spent all my money.tight xí~fíz strak étroit(e) His suit is too tight.11Page 85concert xDâflåë]íz concert le concert We went to a concert last night.police xé]DäáWëz politie la police The police are looking for him.sing xëfÏ=z zingen chanter Sophie sings in a choir.single (= record) (n.) xDëfÏÖ]äz single (cd-single) le single It's a hit single.14Page 86(not) care (v) xDåflí=âÉ]z ergens (niet) om geven (ne pas) se soucier de I don't care what he thinks.alien xDÉfäá]åz buitenaards wezen l'extra-terrestre The aliens came from Mars.bright xÄê~fíz fel vif, vive, éclatant(e) She wears bright colours.cheap xípáWéz goedkoop bon marché The jacket was quite cheap.clown xâä~råz clown le clown He's a clown in the circus.dress (v) xÇêÉëz je kleden s'habiller She always dresses well.face xÑÉfëz gezicht le visage You have a beautiful face.freak out xÑêáWâ=~ríz uit je dak gaan se déchaîner It's a great club to freak out in!lip xäféz lip la lèvre Her lip is pierced.lipstick xDäfé?ëífâz lippenstift le rouge à lèvres She put on some red lipstick.neck xåÉâz hals le cou She wore a gold chain around her neck.notice (v) xDå]rí]ëz opmerken remarquer We like people to notice us.outer-space x~ríə==ëéÉfëz= buitenaards l'espace The meteorite came from outer-space.pierce xéf]ëz piercen percer She pierced her nose.purse xé‰Wëz tasje le porte-monnaie I had very little money in my purse.shock (v) xpflâz shockeren choquer They like to shock.tanning salon xíôåfÏ=Dëôäflåz zonnebank le banc solaire She spends hours in the tanning salon.15Page 86angry xDôÏÖêáz boos en colère I am very angry with you.hurt xÜ‰Wíz last bezorgen faire du mal Let go, you're hurting me!silly xDëfäáz stom stupide, bête What a silly question!ugly xD¾Öäáz lelijk laid, laide Ugly modern buildings.

Unit 15 – Wide angle – Racing Rivals1-5Pages 88 and 89(motor) racing xDã]rí]=?êÉfëfÏz (auto)racen la course (de voitures) The motor racing Grand Prix is at Monte Carlo.emotional xfDã]rp]å]äz emotioneel émotionnel(le) It was a very emotional reunion.except xfâDëÉéíz behalve dat sauf We're open every day except Monday.Formula One xÑlWãàìä]=ï¾åz formule 1 la Formule 1 He's a Formula One driver.fresh air xDÑêÉp=DÉ]z frisse lucht l'air frais He went out for some fresh air.legend xDäÉÇw]åÇz legende la légende The legend of King Arthur.lose xäìWòz verliezen perdre Don't lose your wallet!patient xDéÉfp]åíz geduldig patient, patiente He is very patient.record (n) xêfDâlWÇz record le record He holds the world record.rival xDê~fî]äz rivaal l'adversaire The two sisters have always been rivals.sports champion xDëélWíë=Dípôãéà]åz kampioen un (e) champion(ne) He is a great sports champion.

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wild xï~fäÇz wild sauvage A field of wild horses.win (n.) xïfåz overwinning la victoire She had 9 consecutive wins.Culture Flash 3 - Free Time in the UK Page 90clubbing xDâä¾ÄfÏz stappen aller en boîte/en discothèque She goes clubbing most weekends.surf (v) (internet) xë‰WÑz internetten surfer sur Internet He spend hours surfing the internet.texting (SMS) xíÉâëífÏz sms'en envoyer des SMS It's quicker and faster by texting.window-shopping xDïfåÇ]r=DpfléfÏz etalages kijken faire du lèche-vitrines We didn't buy anything, just window-shopping.Project 3 - Snapshot of my lifestyle Page 91hang out (v) rondhangen traîner He hangs out in town.lifestyle xDä~fÑëí~fäz levenswijze le style de vie Regular exercise is part of a healthy lifestyle.takeaway (pizza) xDíÉfâ]ïÉfz afhaalrestaurant (pizza) à emporter An Indian takeaway.

Unit 16 – Were you with Spike?1Page 92drink (n.) xÇêfÏâz iets drinken la boisson Can I have a drink of water please?glass of ... x?Öä^Wë=]îz glas un verre de...guitarist xÖfDí^Wê]ëíz gitarist le (la) guitariste The legendary blues guitarist, BB King.ice x~fëz ijs la glace, le glaçon Do you want some ice in your drink?last night xDä^Wëí=Då~fíz gisteravond hier soirlemon xDäÉã]åz citroen le citron A slice of lemon.mineral water xDãfå]ê]ä=?ïlWí]z mineraalwater l'eau minérale A glass of mineral water.2Page 93lemonade x?äÉã]DåÉfÇz citroenpriklimonade la limonade A glass of lemonade.4Page 93cup (of) xâ¾éz kop une tasse de A cup and saucer.iced tea xD~fëí=DíáWz ijsthee le thé glacé He prefers iced tea to hot tea.milk xãfäâz melk le lait A glass of milk.milkshake xDãfäâpÉfâz milkshake le milk-shake A milkshake and a hamburger please.sparkling orange xDëé^Wâäfk=DflêfåÇwz sinas la boisson gazeuse à l'orange Can I have a glass of sparkling orange?5Page 93cream xâêáWãz room la crème Coffee with cream.sugar xDprÖ]z suiker le sucre Do you take sugar in your tea?7Page 94artist xD^Wí]ëíz kunstschilder l'artiste An exhibition of paintings by local artists.ballerina x?Äôä]DêáWå]z ballerina la danseuse She is a ballerina dancer.blues singer xDÄäìWò=DëfÏ]z blueszanger(es) le chanteur de blues A song by a well-known blues singer.comedian xâ]DãáWÇá]åz komiek, comédienne le comédien (comédienne), le (la) comique He started as a stand-up comedian.leader xDäáWÇ]z leider le leader There is a meeting of world leaders.poet xDé]r]íz dichter(es) le poète/la poétesse Keats is my favourite poet.queen xâïáWåz koningin la reine Queen Elizabeth II has ruled for many years.scientist xDë~f]åí]ëíz wetenschapper le (la) scientifique The scientist won a Nobel Prize.

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writer xDê~fí]z schrijver l'écrivain, l'écrivaine He is a writer of thrillers.8Page 95last weekend xDä^Wëí=ïáWDâÉåÇz afgelopen weekend le week-end dernier Last weekedn we went to Amsterdam.the day before yesterday xa]=DÇÉf=ÄfDÑlW=DàÉëí]ÇÉfz eergisteren avant-hier He arrived the day before yesterday.this morning xafë=DãlWåfÏz vanochtend ce matin The letter arrived this morning.yesterday afternoon xDàÉëí]ÇÉf=^WÑí]DåìWåz gistermiddag hier après-midi The football match was yeterday afternoon.yesterday evening xDàÉëí]ÇÉf=DáWîåfÏz gisteravond hier soir We went to the theatre yesterday afternoon.yesterday morning xDàÉëí]ÇÉf=DãlWåfÏz gisterochtend hier matin The cat disappeared yesterday morning.12Page 96accent x]âDëÉåíz accent l'accent She speaks English with a strong French accent.acting xDôâífÏz acteren jouer (au théâtre) He's brilliant at acting.actor xDôâí]z acteur l'acteur She has starred with many leading actors.career xâ]Dêf]z carrière la carrière A teaching career.charm xíp^Wãz charme le charme Lee's boyish charm.chef xpÉÑz kok le chef, le cuisinier Ramsey is a master chef.handsome xDÜôåë]ãz knap beau (pour un homme) A tall handsome young officer.journalist xDÇw‰Wå]ä]ëíz journalist le/la journaliste A well-known journalist and broadcaster.need (v) xåáWÇz nodig hebben avoir besoin de These plants need plenty of light and water.nervous xDå‰Wî]ëz zenuwachtig anxieux, anxieuse Sam's very nervous about his driving test.secret xDëáWâê]íz geheim le secret We held a secret meeting after school.Dialogue - At the Disco Page 97bag of chips xÄôÖ=]î=ípféëz portie patat une portion de frites He only wants a bag of chips, no fish.van xîôåz bestelauto la camionnette The brought the flowers in a delivery van.

Unit 17 – Did you talk about me?1Page 98along (prep.) x]DäflÏz langs le long de We took a walk along the river.anyway xDÉåáïÉfz toch de toute façon Tom was ill, but I went to the party anyway.did (past tense of “do”) xÇfÇz deden (verleden tijd van 'doen') fait (le v. faire au passé After you called the police, what did you do?

ou l'auxiliaire do au passé)fancy (v.) xDÑôåëáz vallen op plaire Do you fancy a drink?go out with xÖ]r=D~rí=ïfaz uitgaan met sortir avec I really want to go out with her.guy xÖ~fz knul le mec He's a really nice guy.listen - listened xDäfëåz luisteren, luisterde écouter, avoir écouté Please just listen to me for once!nice xå~fëz leuk sympathique, sympa, agréable Did you have a nice time?sea front xDëáW=Ñê¾åíz strand le front de mer, la digue We walked hand in hand along the sea front.serious xDëf]êá]ëz serieus sérieux/sérieuse Drugs are a serious problem here.shy xp~fz verlegen timide She's painfully shy with strangers.silly xDëfäáz gek stupide, bête What a silly question!stay - stayed xëíÉfLëíÉfÇz blijven - bleef rester - être resté We stayed out late.upset xD¾éëÉíz van streek inquiet/ inquiète, contrarié(e) She's still very upset about her father's death.walk - walked xïlWâLïlWâíz lopen - liep marcher - avoir marché They walked through woods.2Page 99

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feel xÑáWäz vinden sentir (sentiment) Do you still feel hungry?4Page 99enjoy - enjoyed xfåDÇwlfLfåDÇwlfÇz genieten van - genoot van apprécier - avoir apprécié Did you enjoy your meal?friendly xDÑêÉåÇäáz bevriend amical(e) She has a friendly smile.play- played xéäÉfLéäÉfÇz beoefenen - beoefende jouer - avoir joué He played well in that match.8Page 100clear - cleared (the table) xâäf]Lâäf]Çz afruimen - ruimde af (de tafel) débarrasser - avoir débarrassé (la table) Mum asked me to clear the table before dinner.cycle - cycled xDë~fâäLDë~fâäÇz fietsen - fietste faire du vélo - avoir fait du vélofruit xÑêìWíz fruit le fruit A bowl of fruit.healthy xDÜÉäqáz gezond en bonne santé A healthy baby girl.helpful xDÜÉäéÑ]äz hulpvaardig serviable The teacher made some helpful comments.invite - invited xfåDî~fíLfåDî~fífÇz uitnodigen - nodigde uit inviter - être/avoir invité I am not invited.make the bed xDãÉfâ=a]=DÄÉÇz bed opmaken faire le lit At least make the bed please!sociable xDë]rp]Ä]äz gezellig sociable Jim & Anne are a very sociable couple.studious xDëíàìWÇá]ëz leergierig studieux/studieuse A quiet, studious young mantidy - tidied xDí~fÇáLDí~fÇfÇz opruimen - ruimde op ranger - avoir rangé We tidied up the garden after lunch.vegetables xDîÉÇwí]Ääz groenten les légumes There's no comparison between canned and fresh vegetables.wash - washed xïflp=Lïflpíz wassen - waste laver - avoir lavé They wash their clothes in the lake.wash up (v) xïflp=¾éz afwassen faire la vaisselle Wash up the dishes please!watch - watched xïflípLïflípíz kijken - keek regarder - avoir regardé We watched tennis all day.9Page 101carry xDâôêáz dragen porter Let me carry that bag for you.chess xípÉëz schaken les échecs They meet fairly often to play chess.diary xDÇ~f]êáz dagboek le journal intime Tony kept a daily diary.housework xDÜ~rëï‰Wâz huishoudelijk werk le ménage I spent all morning doing the housework.practise - practised xDéêôâífëLDéêôâífëíz oefenen - oefende pratiquer - avoir pratiqué I practise my violin every day.10Page 101great xÖêÉfíz geweldig fantastique, super, génial/géniale We had great fun.rubbish xDê¾Äfpz flut nul What you say is absolute rubbish.12Page 102captain xDâôéí]åz kapitein le capitaine Rod's captain of the football team.captain's log xDâôéí]åò=äflÖz logboek van de kapitein le journal de bord du capitaine From the notes in the captain's log, they saw there was a problem.crew xâêìWz bemanning l'équipage The crew decided to mutinydiscover xÇfëDâ¾î]z ontdekken découvrir The body was discovered in a field.happen xDÜôé]åz gebeuren se passer When did the accident happen?life-boat xDä~fÑ==Ä]ríz reddingsboot le canot de sauvetage The life boat found three bodies.mystery xDãfëí]êáz mysterie le mystère There's still much about the disease that remains a mystery.ship xpféz schip le navire, le bateau Supplies came by ship.spot (v) xëéflíz zien, opmerken apercevoir, repérer A pilot spotted the wreckage.story xDëílWêáz verhaal l'histoire the story of Romeo and Julietway xïÉfz weg le chemin, la voie There are different ways of doing this.14Page 102ankle xDôÏâ]äz enkel la cheville Janet slipped on the stairs and twisted her ankle.

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broken xDÄê]râ]åz gebroken cassé/cassée Be careful of the broken glass.distance xDÇfëí]åëz verte la distance What's the distance from London to Harlow?yacht xàflíz zeilboot le yacht A yacht with white sails.

Unit 18 – It was a warm evening1Page 105cloudy xDâä~rÇáz bewolkt nuageux, nuageuse It's very cloudy today.cold xâ]räÇz koud froid, froide The house was cold and empty.foggy xDÑflÖáz mistig brumeux, brumeuse It was so foggy we couldn't see the other side of the road.hot xÜflíz heet chaud, chaude The soup's really hot.it’s raining x?fíë=DêÉáåfÏz het regent il pleut I't raining again, cancel the barbecue!like (adj.) xä~fâz wat voor comme He eats strange things like insects and birds.it’s snowing x?fíë=Dëå]rfÏz het sneeuwt il neige It's snowing! Get the sledge!sunny xDë¾åáz zonnig ensoleillé, ensoleillée A warm sunny day.warm xïlWãz warm chaud, chaude A nice warm bath.wet xïÉíz nat humide Her hair was wet.windy xDïfåÇáz winderig venteux, venteuse It was too windy to go for a walk.2Page 105Centigrade xDëÉåí]ÖêÉfÇz Celsius centigrade Normal blood temperature should be around 36 degrees centigrade.degrees (pl.) xÇfDÖêáWòz graden les degrés Bake at 250 degrees for 20 minutes.Fahrenheit xDÑôê]åÜ~fíz Fahrenheit degrés Fahrenheit What's 35º in Fahrenheit?minus xDã~få]ëz min moins 17 minus five is 12 (17 - 5 = 12).temperature xDíÉãéê]íp]z temperatuur la température Check the temperature of the water.typical xDíféfâ]äz typerend typique A typical American family.3Page 105rain (v.) xêÉfåz regenen pleuvoir Is it still raining?5Page 105arrive - arrived x]Dê~fîL]Dê~fîÇz aankomen - kwam aan arriver - être arrivé(e) They never arrive on time.see - saw xëáWLëlWz zien - zag voir - avoir vu I saw him in town.6Page 106ambulance xDôãÄà]ä]åëz ziekenauto l'ambulance I asked a neighbour to call an ambulance.beach xÄáWípz strand la plage Shall we go to the beach?cry for help (n.) xDâê~f=Ñ]=DÜÉäéz hulpgeroep un appel de détresse He concluded that what she said was a cry for help.decide - decided xÇfë~fÇLÇfë~fÇfÇz besluiten - besloot décider - avoir décidé He decided on fish.dial - dialled xDÇ~f]äLDÇ~f]äÇz bellen - belde composer - avoir composé (le numéro) She dialled the number carefully.do - did xÇìWLÇfÇz doen - deed faire (ou auxiliaire do) I do my fair share of housework.

- avoir fait (ou auxiliaire do au passé)few (a few) xÑàìWz paar quelques (un peu) Let's go away for a few days.hear - heard xÜf]LÜ‰WÇz horen - hoorde entendre - avoir entendu Have you heard the news?hospital xDÜflëéfíäz ziekenhuis l'hôpital Rick's dad is still in hospital.make - made xãÉfâLãÉfÇz afleggen - legde af faire - avoir fait He made a serious mistake.others (the others) xD¾a]z anderen les autres A design that's way ahead of others.mobile phone xDã]rÄ~fä=DÑ]råz mobiele telefoon le (téléphone) portable Call me on my mobile.

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put - put xéríLéríz leggen - legde mettre - avoir mis He put the note into his pocket.unconscious x¾åDâflåp]ëz bewusteloos inconscient(e) She was found alive but unconscious.7Page 106police station xé]DäáWë=DëíÉfpåz politiebureau le poste de police, le commissariat They took him to the police station for a statement.statement xDëíÉfíã]åíz verklaring la déclaration The President's statements on the economy caused panic.8Page 107buy- bought xÄ~fLÄlWíz kopen - kocht acheter - avoir acheté He bought a book for ten pounds.get - got xÖÉíLÖflíz krijgen - kreeg recevoir - avoir reçu I got some money from my aunt.give - gave xÖfîLÖÉfîz geven - gaf donner - avoir donné She gave me a kiss.go - went xÖ]rLïÉåíz gaan - ging aller - être allé(e) We went to the beach.have - had xÜôîLÜôÇz hebben - had avoir - avoir eu I have only two.leave - left xäáWîLäÉÑíz weggaan - ging weg partir - être parti(e) When she left, I cried.9Page 108come - came xâ¾ãLâÉfãz komen - kwam venir - être venu(e) He came two weeks ago.fall - fell xÑáWäLÑÉäíz vallen - viel tomber - être tombé(e) She fell and broke her wrist.hit - hit xÜfíLÜfíz slaan - sloeg frapper - avoir frappé I hit the window with the football.noise xålfòz geluid le bruit The children were making too much noise .run - ran xê¾åLêôåz rennen - rende courir - avoir couru She ran for help.shout - shouted xp~ríLDp~rífÇz schreeuwen - schreeuwde crier - avoir crié I shouted to her.take - took (=steal) xíÉfâLírâz afpakken - pakte af prendre - avoir pris They took my wallt from my coat.wallet xDïflä]íz portemonnee le portefeuille I've only got about £10 in my wallet.watch (n.) xïflípz horloge la montre My watch has stopped.10Page 108alive x]Dä~fîz in leven en vie, vivant-vivante They didn't expect to find anyone alive after the explosion.escape xfDëâÉféz ontsnappen (s')échapper He escaped from prison.fridge xÑêfÇwz koelkast le frigo, le réfrigérateur There's more milk in the fridge.kill xâfäz doden tuer He's in jail for killing a policeman.shelter xDpÉäí]z schuilplaats l'abri He was standing in the shelter of a doorway.shut xp¾íz sluiten fermer Would you mind shutting the window?smash xëãôpz verpletteren fracasser, briser The plates smashed on the floor.tornado xílWDåÉfÇ]rz tornado la tornade The violence of a tornado.twister (slang)= tornado xDíïfëí]z wervelwind la tornade Twister is another word for tornado.warning xDïlWåfÏz waarschuwing l'avertissement They took no notice of our warnings.

Dialogue - After the Mugging Page 109mugging xDã¾ÖfÏz straatroof l'agression Crime is on the increase, especially mugging and burglary.

Unit 19 – My joke’s funnier1Page 111bet xÄÉíz wedden parier I bet him £5 that he wouldn't win.cornflakes xDâlWåÑäÉfâëz cornflakes les corn flakes He eats bananas with his cornflakes.elephant xDÉä]Ñ]åíz olifant l'éléphant An elephant's ponderous walk

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everybody xDÉîêáÄflÇáz iedereen tout le monde, chacun Everybody was there, the whole class.funny-funnier-funniest xDÑ¾åá=–=DÑ¾åf]=–=DÑ¾åf]ëíz grappig-grappiger-grappigst amusant - plus amusant - le plus amusant That's the funniest film I have ever seen.go on xÖ]r=flåz kom op vas-y Go on, you can tell me.long - longer - longest xäflÏ=–=DäflÏÖ]=–=DäflÏÖfëíz lang-langer-langste long - plus long - le plus long His is longer than mine.pass xé^Wëz doorgeven passer A police car passed him as he walked down the road.quiz xâïfòz prijsvraag le test de connaissance, le quiz Ten teams entered the quiz.river xDêfî]z rivier la rivière The boat goes down the River Thames.than xa]åz dan que (comparatif) She's taller than her sister.washing machine xDïflpfÏ=ã]DpáWåz wasmachine la machine à laver (le linge) The washing machine is in the cellar.which (adj. pron.) xïfípz welk (le)quel, (la)quelle, (les)quels, (les)quelles Which book is yours?world xï‰WäÇz wereld le monde Students from all over the world study here.5Page 112good - better - best xÖrÇ=–=DÄÉí]=–=ÄÉëíz goed-beter-best bon - meilleur - le meilleur It's the best ice cream in town.bad - worse - worst xÄôÇ=–=ï‰Wë=–=ï‰Wëíz slecht-slechter-slechtst mal - pire - le pire Her health is much worse.big - bigger - biggest xÄfÖ=–=DÄfÖ]=–=DÄfÖfëíz groot-groter-grootst grand - plus grand - le plus grand It's the biggest surprise of her life!7Page 112old - older - oldest x]räÇ=–=D]räÇ]=–=D]räÇfëíz oud-ouder-oudst vieux - plus vieux - le plus vieux That's the oldest house in the street.short- shorter - shortest xplWí=–=DplWí]=–=DplWífëíz kort-korter-kortst court - plus court - le plus court He's the shortest boy in the class.tall- taller-tallest xílWä=–=DílWä]=–=DílWäfëíz lang-langer-langst grand - plus grand - le plus grand She's taller than her mother.young - younger - youngest =xà¾k=–=Dà¾kÖ]=–=Dà¾kÖfëíz jong-jonger-jongst jeune - plus jeune - le plus jeune Jamie is younger than his sister9Page 112height xÜ~fíz lengte la taille The boys are about the same height.same (adj.) xëÉfãz zelfde même They go to the same place for their holidays every summer.10Page 113cold - colder - coldest xâ]räÇ=–=Dâ]räÇ]=–=Dâ]räÇfëíz koud-kouder-koudst froid - plus froid - le plus froid I'm sure it's colder in Norway than Iceland.fast- faster-fastest xÑ^Wëí=–=DÑ^Wëí]=–=Ñ^Wëífëíz snel-sneller-snelst rapide - plus rapide - le plus rapide He did the fastest time.find - found xÑ~fåÇ=–=Ñ~råÇz vinden - vond trouver - avoir trouvé We found a ring on the beach.heavy- heavier - heaviest xDÜÉîá==–=DÜÉîá]=–=DÜÉîáfëíz zwaar-zwaarder-zwaarst lourd - plus lourd - le plus lourd This bag is so heavy.hot- hotter-hottest xÜflí=–=DÜflí]=–=Üflífëíz heet-heter-heetst chaud - plus chaud - le plus chaud It's the hottest day of the year.on record xflå=DêÉâlWÇz geregistreerd enregistré It was the largest shark on record.small - smaller - smallest xëãlWä==–=ëãlWä]=–=ëãlWäfëíz klein-kleiner-kleinst petit - plus petit - le plus petit It is the smallest country in the world.11Page 113snake xëåÉfâz slang le serpent He has a pet snake.strange xëíêÉfåÇwz vreemd étrange I had a strange dream last night.12Page 114exercise (v) xDÉâë]ë~fòz beweging nemen (s')exercer, faire travailler It is important to exercise regularly.fit xÑfíz fit en forme I wonder if my wedding dress still fits me?healthy xDÜÉäqáz gezond en bonne santé A healthy baby girlillness xDfäå]ëz ziekte la maladie He's never had any serious illnesses.junk food xÇw¾Ïâ=ÑìWÇz junkfood la malbouffe You eat too much junk food.saying xDëÉffÏz gezegde le dicton, le proverbe You can't judge a book by its cover, as the old saying goes.wealthy xDïÉäqáz rijk riche He is a wealthy businessman.wise xï~fòz verstandig sage Do you think that was a wise decision?

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Unit 20 – Wide angle: California in focus1Page 116approximately x]Déêflâë]ã]íäáz ongeveer à peu près The plane will land in approximately 20 minutes.boast xÄ]rëíz opscheppen se vanter He's always boasting about how much money he has.build xÄfäÇz bouwen construire They're building new houses for local people.climate xDâä~fã]íz klimaat le climat The climate in the Maldives is hot and sunny.coyote xDâlf]ríz prairiewolf le coyote The coyote comes out at night for food.deer xÇf]z hert le cerf, la biche The deer was blinded by our headlights.desert xÇfDò‰Wíz woestijn le désert He stayed two nights in the Sahara desert.destroy xÇfDëíêlfz vernietigen détruire The building was completely destroyed by fire.earthquake xD‰WqâïÉfâz aardbeving le tremblement de terre An earthquake struck southern California on June 28.fire xÑ~f]z brand le feu Fire destroyed part of the building.forest xDÑflê]ëíz woud la forêt He got lost in the forest.gold xÖ]räÇz goud l'or His watch was solid gold.golden eagle xDÖ]räÇå=DáWÖäz steenarend l'aigle royal The golden eagle is a symbol for several countries.grape xÖêÉféz druif le raisin A bunch of grapes.grizzly bear xDÖêfòäf=DÄÉ]z grizzlybeer le grizzly He was attacked by a grizzly bear.grow xÖê]rz groeien croître, pousser, augmenter Babies grow quickly in their first year.Hispanic xÜfDëéôåfâz Latijns-Amerikaans hispanique New York's Hispanic community is huge.hit xÜfíz treffen frapper He hit me with his tennis racket!landscape xDäôåÇëâÉféz landschap le paysage Alandscape painter.large xä^WÇwz groot grand(e) A large pizza.lemon xDäÉã]åz citroen le citron A slice of lemon.orange xDflê]åÇwz sinaasappel l'orange A sweet, juicy orange.population x?éfléà]DäÉfp]åz bevolking la population What's the population of Tokyo?valley xDîôäáz vallei la vallée A village in the Loire valley.wildlife xDï~fäÇä~fÑz fauna la faune sauvage They took measures to protect the area's wildlife.

Culture Flash 4 - The USA People & Places Page 118appear x]Déf]z opduiken apparaître The noise appeared to come from the bedroom.civil rights xëfîəä=ê~fíz burgerrechten les droits civiques He was a famous civil rights leader.film industry xDÑfäã=DfåÇ]ëíêáz filmindustrie l'industrie du cinémainvent xfåDîÉåíz uitvinden inventer Alexander Bell invented the telephone.light-bulb xä~fí=Ä¾äÄz gloeilamp l'ampoule Can you change the light-bulb?novelist xDåflî]ä]ëíz schrijver le romancier, la romancière The foremost novelist of her time.President xDéêÉò]Ç]åíz president le Président The President should be addressed as `Mr. President'.root xêìWíz wortel la racine He's going back to his roots.shot (pp. shoot) (v.) xpflíz neerschieten tuer, abattre They shot the President.slave xëäÉfîz slaaf l'esclave Slaves were used to build the pyramids.

Dialogue - Going Home Page 120boot (car) xÄìWíz kofferbak le coffre (de la voiture) Put the suitcase in the boot.chain xípÉfåz ketting la chaîne She wore a gold chain around her neck.guest xÖÉëíz gast l'invité(e) How many guests are coming to your party?

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trouble xDíê¾Ä]äz moeite le problème We've been having trouble with the new computer system.

Words and phrases used in classabove/below (adv.) x]DÄ¾îLÄfDä]rz boven/onder au-dessus/en-dessousadd x?ôÇz toevoegen ajouteradd three words to the list. voeg drie woorden toe aan de lijst ajoute trois mots à la listeask x^Wëâz vragen demanderask your partner. vraag je partner demande à ton partenairechart xíp^Wíz overzicht le tableaucheck xípÉâz controleren vérifiercheck your answers controleer je antwoorden vérifie tes réponseschoose xípìWòz kiezen choisirchoose the correct word. kies het juiste woord choisis le mot exactcompare xâ]ãDéÉ]z vergelijken comparercomplete aanvullen, invullen complétercomplete the two sentences. vul de twee zinnen aan complète les deux phrasescopy xDâfléáz overschrijven copiercopy the text. schrijf de tekst over copie le textecorrect xâ]DêÉâíz verbeteren corrigercorrect the mistakes verbeter de fouten corrige les fautesdetails xDÇáWíÉfäòz details les détailsdialogue xDÇ~f]äflÖz dialoog le dialoguefollow xDÑflä]rz volgen suivrefollow the instructions. volg de aanwijzingen op suis les instructionsinstructions aanwijzingen les instructionslist xäfëíz lijst la listelisten (to) xDäfë]åz luisteren (naar) écouterlisten to the text luister naar de tekst écoute le textelook at xDärâ=]íz bekijken regarderlook at the pictures bekijk de afbeeldingen regarde les imagesmatch xãôípz bijzoeken reliermatch the names with the photos zoek de namen bij de foto's relie les images et les photosobject x]ÄDÇwÉâíz voorwerp l'objetopposite xDflé]ò]íz tegenovergestelde le contrairephotograph xDÑ]rí]Öê^WÑz foto la photo(graphie)picture xDéfâíp]z afbeelding l'imageproject xéê]DÇwÉâíz project le projetput xéríz zetten mettrePut the words under the correct headingread xêáWÇz lezen lireread the story lees het verhaal lis l'histoirerepeat xêfDéáWíz herhalen répéterrepeat the numbers herhaal de getallen répète les numérosresult xêfDò¾äíz resultaat le résultatsay xëÉfz zeggen diresay where you live. zeg waar je woont dis où tu vissort xëlWíz sorteren ordonner, ranger, classersort the words into groups. sorteer de woorden in groepjes classe les mots en groupesspeak xëéáWâz spreken parler

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survey xë]DîÉfz enquête l'enquêtetell xíÉäz vertellen raconterturn xí‰Wåz opslaan tournerturn to page 20. sla bladzijde 20 op aller à la page 20use xàìWëz gebruiken employer, utiliseruse the words below. gebruik de onderstaande woorden emploie les mots ci-dessouswork xï‰Wâz werken travaillerwork in pairs. werk met z'n tweeën travailler à deux/en duowrite xê~fíz schrijven écrirewrite three sentences schrijf drie zinnen écris trois phrases

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