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Pronunciation
/du n ekssaz/
/zm/
/fel/ps n gzm/
/mb()n/
/buts/
/b(r)d/
/ke(r)/
/t(r)f()l/
/kld/
/kram/
/denm/
/dseb()ld/
/nvarnmnt/
/fed p/
/hf tm/
/hdi/
/n(r)vs/
/pttam/
/skeri/
/sks fm/
/valn/
/vlnt(r)/
/ri/
/dprest/
/mbrst/
/ksatd/
/fl slip/
/fn tel/
/get n (wel)/
/g r/
/hpi/
/lnli/
/mz()rb()l/
/plizd/
/p/
/sd/
/ske(r)d/
/tel tru/
tired (adj)
voice (n)
worried (adj)
/ta(r)d/
/vs/
/wrid/
/mezli/
/tk/
/bat/
/brat/
/km/
/tmpinp/
/kl(r)/
/kmpit/
/kul/
/krkdal/
/frikwntli/
/get we/
/get bk/
/get at (v)/
/get v/
/d/
/kk/
/lek/
/pen/
/prfe()nl/
/pnt/
/rikv(r)/
/(r)k/
/k/
/spl/
/sksesf()li/
/s(r)f/
/s(r)f/
/sf/
/tek f klz/
/tek pt (n)/
/t(r)n/
/w(r)n/
/wev/
/k()n/
/p(r)/
/rest/
/tbarfi/
boycott (n)
carriage (n)
cheer (v)
civil rights (n pl)
(un)comfortable (adj)
department store (n)
experience (n)
fare (n)
fine (n)
(un)friendly (adj)
give in (v)
(un)happy (adj)
home game (n)
illegal (adj)
in the open
Internet (n)
law (n)
leader (n)
(il)legal (adj)
(un)lucky (adj)
minister (n)
movement (n)
organise (v)
physically (adv)
(un)popular (adj)
realise (v)
result (n)
right (n)
row (n)
score (v)
scream (v)
seat (n)
separate (adj)
separate (v)
significant (adj)
skates (n pl)
terrified (adj)
(un)usual (adj)
wolf (n)
/bkt/
/krd/
/t(r)/
/sv()l rats/
/kmftb()l/
/dptmnt st/
/ksprins/
/fe(r)/
/fan/
/fren(d)li/
/gv n/
/hpi/
/hm gem/
/li()l/
/n i pn/
/nt(r)net/
/l/
/lid(r)/
/li()l/
/lki/
/mnst(r)/
/muvmnt/
/(r)naz/
/fzkli/
/ppjl(r)/
/rlaz/
/rzlt/
/rat/
/ra/
/sk(r)/
/skrim/
/sit/
/sep()rt/
/sepret/
/snfknt/
/skets/
/terfad/
/jul/
/wlf/
/tivmnt/
/strnt/
/dmkrsi/
elect (v)
election (n)
female (adj)
head of state (n)
human rights (n pl)
illiterate (adj)
income (n)
non-violent (adj)
own (v)
owner (n)
parliament (n)
politician (n)
politics (n)
poor (adj)
power (n)
property (n)
solo (adv)
struggle (n)
vote (n)
vote (v)
/lekt/
/lek()n/
/fimel/
/hed v stet/
/hjumn rats/
/ltrt/
/nkm/
/nnvalnt/
/n/
/n(r)/
/p(r)lmnt/
/plt()n/
/pltks/
/p(r), p(r)/
/pa(r)/
/prp(r)ti/
/sl/
/str()l/
/vt/
/vt/
Unit 2 ARTS
Lesson 1 - You can't help laughing (pages 22-23)
action film (n)
(dis)agree (v)
amazing (adj)
animation (n)
audition (v)
avoid (v)
awful (adj)
being (n)
boring (adj)
brilliant (adj)
captain (n)
come to life
comedy (n)
curse (n)
disappointing (adj)
divorced (adj)
documentary (n)
drama (n)
employer (n)
excellent (adj)
exciting (adj)
/k()n flm/
/ri/
/mez/
/nme()n/
/d()n/
/vd/
/f()l/
/bi/
/br/
/brljnt/
/kptn/
/km t laf/
/kmdi/
/k(r)s/
/dspnt/
/dv(r)st/
/dkjment()ri/
/drm/
/mpl(r)/
/ekslnt/
/ksat/
expedition (n)
fall in love
funny (adj)
genius (n)
good-looking (adj)
guard (n)
horror (n)
horror film (n)
human (adj)
human (n)
incredibly (adv)
information (n)
inhabit (v)
intelligent (adj)
interesting (adj)
keen (on) (adj)
keep (ing) (v)
kidnap (v)
mining (n)
musical (n)
remove (v)
risk (v)
romantic film (n)
science fiction film (n)
silly (adj)
succeed (in) (v)
terrible (adj)
thrilling (adj)
/ekspd()n/
/fl n lv/
/fni/
/dinis/
/d lk/
/(r)d/
/hr(r)/
/hr flm/
/hjumn/
/hjumn/
/nkredbli/
/nf(r)me()n/
/nhbt/
/nteld()nt/
/ntrst/
/kin/
/kip/
/kdnp/
/man/
/mjuzk()l/
/rmuv/
/rsk/
/rmntk flm/
/sans fk()n flm/
/sli/
/sksid/
/terb()l/
/rl/
/tend/
/blrum/
/best v lk/
/kt/
/dns rutin/
/kspekt/
/ksperment/
/l/
/mnd/
/be/
/pt/
/prtend/
/prms/
/rend/
rule (n)
style (n)
talent (n)
try out (v)
/rul/
/stal/
/tlnt/
/tra at/
/bent/
/km p w/
/kment/
/kv(r)/
/njuzistk/
/fand(r)/
/gv p/
/lb/
/l/
/gr p/
/nkris/
/leb()l/
/labrri/
/la/
/lk p/
/nt/
/pk p/
/pan tri/
/redst(r)/
/rp(r)t/
/set p/
/stnd p/
/tek at/
/tn p/
/junik/
/v(r)tl/
/ gret dil/
/trktv/
/bkrand/
/btmn/
/ke(r)ls/
/kl(r)f()l/
/kl(r)ls/
/kmk bk/
/kra/
/dpend/
/d/
expression (n)
expressionism (n)
foreground (n)
handkerchief (n)
hopeful (adj)
hopeless (adj)
impressionism (n)
in particular
painful (adj)
painless (adj)
painting (n)
pop art (n)
realism (n)
realistic (adj)
relaxed (adj)
remind (v)
response (n)
river (n)
straw (adj)
successful (adj)
sunset (n)
surrealism (n)
truthful (adj)
upset (adj)
vest (n)
war (n)
wonder (v)
/kspre()n/
/kspre()nz()m/
/f(r)rand/
/hk(r)tf/
/hpf()l/
/hpls/
/mpre()nz()m/
/n ptkjl/
/penf()l/
/penls/
/pent/
/pp t/
/rlz()m/
/rlstk/
/rlkst/
/rmand/
/rspns/
/rv(r)/
/str/
/sksesf()l/
/snset/
/srlz()m/
/truf()l/
/pset/
/vest/
/w(r)/
/wnd(r)/
/kmpjut(r)/
/sb(r)b/
/ble/
/brekdns/
/ke(r)f()l/
/drim/
/sls/
Unit 3 OPINIONS
Lesson 1 - There could be tens of billions of planets (pages 36-37)
according to (prep)
astronomer (n)
atmosphere (n)
claim (v)
cloud (n)
/k(r)d tu/
/strnm(r)/
/tmsf/
/klem/
/klad/
distance (n)
galaxy (n)
gravity (n)
gun (n)
identify (v)
in other words
light year (n)
liquid (n)
mirror (n)
mixture (n)
neither nor (conj)
orbit (n)
planet (n)
possibility (n)
report (n)
robot (n)
rocky (adj)
scientist (n)
similar (adj)
solar system (n)
star (n)
support (v)
surface (n)
telescope (n)
temperature (n)
torch (n)
trillion (n)
UFO (Unidentified Flying Object) (n)
universe (n)
/dstns/
/glksi/
/grvti/
/n/
/adentfa/
/n wdz/
/lat j/
/lkwd/
/mr(r)/
/mkst(r)/
/na n/
/bt/
/plnt/
/psblti/
/rp(r)t/
/rbt/
/rki/
/santst/
/sml(r)/
/sl sstm/
/st(r)/
/sp(r)t/
/s(r)fs/
/telskp/
/temprt(r)/
/t(r)t/
/trljn/
/ju ef /
/junvs/
/em/
/(r)mi/
/z l z/
/brek l/
/fktri/
/f(r)bd()n/
/fltam/
/get mrd/
/ntend/
/lbrek/
/las()ns/
/lmt/
/ltri tkt/
motorbike (n)
partner (n)
purpose (n)
pyjamas (n pl)
refrigerator (n)
stay awake
whale-hunting (n)
/mt(r)bak/
/p(r)tn(r)/
/p(r)ps/
/pdmz/
/rfrdret(r)/
/ste wek/
/welhnt/
/blnst dat/
/brek prms/
/bli/
/km dan/
/tit/
/kns()ntret/
/sab bli/
/fe(r)/
/fmli/
/helpf()l/
/n(r)/
/kip sikrt/
/la dan/
/mek /
/m(r)ks/
/mud/
/nasli/
/pnk/
/psb()l/
/pt n wet/
/rpdli/
/rv()n/
/sensb()l/
/st dan/
/stue()n/
/sl dan/
/slv/
/strest/
/tel laz/
/tn dan/
/rat dan/
/genst l/
/ed/
/bl/
cause (v)
control (n)
(in)correct (adj)
(in)credible (adj)
developing world (n)
dignity (n)
dirty (adj)
drinking water (n)
electricity (n)
export (n)
fair trade (n)
figure (= number) (n)
greenhouse gas (n)
heating (n)
however (conj)
(il)logical (adj)
make a difference
on standby (adv)
(im)perfect (adj)
policy (n)
(im)polite (adj)
poverty (n)
price (n)
proper (adj)
proverb (n)
remote (adj)
respect (n)
respect (v)
skill (n)
solar power (n)
switch off (v)
treat (v)
(in)visible (adj)
work for a living
/kz/
/kntrl/
/krekt/
/kredb()l/
/dvelp wld/
/dnti/
/d(r)ti/
/drnk wt/
/lektrsti/
/eksp(r)t/
/fe tred/
/f(r)/
/rinhas gs/
/hit/
/haev(r)/
/ldk()l/
/mek dfrns/
/n stndba/
/p(r)fkt/
/plsi/
/plat/
/pv(r)ti/
/pras/
/prp(r)/
/prv(r)b/
/rmt/
/rspekt/
/rspekt/
/skl/
/sl pa/
/sw f/
/trit/
/vzb()l/
/wk fr lv/
/mek frendz/
/(r)/
/barfi/
/bre/
/bri/
/krmn()l/
/dtektv stri/
excitedly (adv)
explosion (n)
handsome (adj)
knock (v)
mysterious (adj)
mystery (n)
non-fiction (n)
pearl (n)
romantic novel (n)
speed (v)
underworld (n)
unknown (adj)
/ksatdli/
/kspl()n/
/hns()m/
/nk/
/mstris/
/mst()ri/
/nnfk()n/
/p(r)l/
/rmntk nv()l/
/spid/
/nd(r)w(r)ld/
/nnn/
/bruz/
/klp/
/kd/
/kmjunket/
/knklu()n/
/de(r)/
/dfrntli/
/fl(r)/
/frat/
/g we/
/he(r)br/
/hp()n/
/hntd/
/hnt/
/nvestet/
/d()l/
/kat/
/nk/
/lp/
/nsti/
/ple bk/
/sakk nvestget/
/rp(r)t(r)/
/raz/
/sadwez/
/ter(r)/
/wel/
/ksdent()li/
anxious (adj)
coin (n)
down-to-earth
find out (v)
follow advice
forecast (n)
go out (v)
horoscope (n)
It makes no difference.
ladder (n)
leaf (pl leaves) (n)
look out (v)
lucky charm (n)
map (n)
painter (n)
prediction (n)
prove (v)
rational (adj)
read out (v)
supernatural (n)
superstition (n)
superstitious (adj)
take no notice
take out (v)
Touch wood.
try out (v)
turn off the lights
/ks/
/kn/
/dan tu /
/fand at/
/fl dvas/
/f(r)kst/
/g at/
/hrskp/
/t meks n dfrns/
/ld(r)/
/lif/
/lk at/
/lki m/
/mp/
/pent(r)/
/prdk()n/
/pruv/
/r()nl/
/rid at/
/sup(r)ntrl/
/sup(r)st()n/
/sup(r)sts/
/tek n nts/
/tek at/
/t wd/
/tra at/
/tn f lats/
/ssit/
/bren/
/klnd(r)/
/kt()ri/
/knek()n/
/knslde()n/
/kr/
/fks/
/mpruv/
/nkris/
/ts n tp v ma t/
/ln(d)m(r)k/
/mem()rb()l/
/mem()ri/
/pe ten()n/
/prses/
/rkl/
/rpla/
/rs(r)t, ris(r)t/
/elf/
/d(r)/
/(r)/
/njul/
/knfes/
/dav(r)/
/dran/
/fnsi dres bl/
/hnimun/
/haskip(r)/
/mpe()ntli/
/mp(r)t()ns/
/kwest/
/prez()ns/
/pt n klz/
/rl/
/s(r)v()nt/
/susad/
/v(r)dkt/
/w/
/mek lst/
/du sm wk/
/enn/
/gv smwn lft/
/nts/
Unit 5 CHALLENGES
Lesson 1 - Has she learnt first aid yet? (pages 62-63)
actor (n)
call in (at)
challenging (adj)
first aid (n)
highlight (v)
mile (n)
motorcycle (n)
skiing (n)
/kt(r)/
/kl n (t)/
/tlnd/
/fst ed/
/halat/
/mal/
/mt(r)sak()l/
/ski/
/ju sent/
/ktvti/
/bansi/
/bndi dmp/
/kmban/
/f()nt/
/fri rn/
/as hki/
/nvlv/
/kat sf/
/lan/
/lit(r)/
/prut/
/prlad/
/prski/
/pnt/
/p/
/rl/
/rlkst/
/sel/
/sf(r)/
/sfr/
/stip/
/st(r)/
/strp/
/s(r)fb(r)d/
/nkntrlbli/
/wt ski/
/wz/
/zb/
/ed()nsi/
/sst/
/ttjud/
/rtiz/
/trtb()l/
/sret/
/kmjunti/
/kt at/
/dr/
/ent(r)ten/
/fl at (w)/
fame (n)
fortunate (adj)
get rid of
habit (n)
hit it off
in case
medal (n)
metal (n)
novelty (n)
opportunity (n)
piece (n)
relay (n)
sector (n)
set a record
straight away
test (n)
test (v)
wear off (v)
/fem/
/f(r)tnt/
/get rd v/
/hbt/
/ht t f/
/n kes/
/med()l/
/met()l/
/nv()lti/
/p(r)tjunti/
/pis/
/rile/
/sekt(r)/
/set rekd/
/stret we/
/test/
/test/
/wer f/
/lttjud skns/
/bif/
/b(r)d(r)/
/lektrsti/
/zst/
/fes/
/frewt(r)/
/gni pg/
/hedek/
/hst()l/
/lm/
/mdk/
/mantn/
/nnlti/
/ppjlrti/
/psblti/
/rilti/
/rspnsblti/
/rst/
/snb(r)d/
/speilti/
/trel/
/trek/
/vljb()l/
worth (adj)
/w(r)/
/e(r)lan/
/z rul/
/benft/
/bzns/
/kt/
/kmp()ni/
/kk/
/kst/
/knmi/
/mp(r)t/
/lk()l/
/plnt/
/prit/
/pblk trnspt/
/rz(r)t/
/rspnsb()l/
/slri/
/suvn(r)/
/stf/
/tadi/
/trst/
/vat()l/
/dvntd/
/l/
/blns/
/b(r)/
/bask()l/
/bland/
/def/
/dzan/
/dt/
/elektrnks/
/enmi/
/lv/
/hndrel/
/nspre()n/
/nven()n/
/mek san/
/met()l/
mobility (n)
product (n)
rail (n)
raised (adj)
sell out (v)
sign language (n)
simplify (v)
slide (v)
soldier (n)
stairs (n pl)
strength (n)
system (n)
translator (n)
workout (n)
/mblti/
/prdkt/
/rel/
/rezd/
/sel at/
/san lgw/
/smplfa/
/slad/
/sld(r)/
/ste(r)z/
/stre/
/sstm/
/trnslet(r)/
/w(r)kat/
/d/
/brk/
/kmpen/
/kn/
/k(r)pt/
/knstrkt/
/knsjum/
/kb(r)d/
/dzan(r)/
/endls/
/nta(r)li/
/ls/
/ht wt bt()l/
/mdntv/
/n fst ples/
/mb et/
/mtril/
/pens()l kes/
/plnt/
/plstk/
/pt/
/prnt(r)/
/risak()l/
/risak()ld/
/risakl/
/rdjus/
/rz(r)s/
/rb(r)/
saucepan (n)
stylish (adj)
supporter (n)
throw away (v)
turn into (v)
tyre (n)
vacuum cleaner (n)
waste (n)
wear out (v)
wood (n)
wool (n)
yoghurt (n)
/sspn/
/stal/
/sp(r)t(r)/
/r we/
/tn ntu/
/ta(r)/
/vkjm klin/
/west/
/wer at/
/wd/
/wl/
/j(r)t/
/kwl/
/(r)tst/
/tmk bm/
/tempt/
/kr lm/
/k(r)pnt(r)/
/temb(r)/
/klkw(r)k/
/kmpz/
/drekt(r), darekt(r)/
/du dm/
/du p/
/du w p/
/endn(r)/
/flskel/
/helkpt(r)/
/hali/
/ntrstli/
/ntn()l kmbs()n
/nvent(r)/
/lat blb/
/lst/
/ls()n(r)/
/mek n tempt/
/mbal fn/
/nmnet/
/njukli bm/
/n dsple/
/pl/
/pad/
professor (n)
put into practice
pyramid (n)
run into (v)
self-propelled (adj)
shortlist (n)
shut (v)
sketch (v)
sophisticated (adj)
telephone (n)
television (n)
vehicle (n)
World Wide Web (n)
X-ray (n)
zip (n)
/prfes(r)/
/pt nt prkts/
/prmd/
/rn ntu/
/selfprpeld/
/tlst/
/t/
/sket/
/sfstketd/
/telfn/
/telv()n/
/vik()l/
/wld wad web/
/eks re/
/zp/
/prksmtli/
/bmbu/
/b(r)k/
/kmplketd/
/knekt/
/kt()n/
/kt()n/
/diteld/
/emp()r(r)/
/ksplr(r)/
/nstrk()n/
/mlb()ri/
/nvlst/
/pep(r)/
/plstk sri/
/prnt/
/prses/
/plp/
/ep/
/it/
/sknz/
/sft/
/spred/
/spla/
/tre/
/knd()l/
electrical (adj)
/lektrk()l/
/wnd/
Unit 7 COMMUNICATION
Lesson 1 - he asked her not to go (pages 88-89)
ape (n)
artificial (adj)
bracelet (n)
bring back (v)
chimpanzee (n)
command (n)
correctly (adv)
critic (n)
gorilla (n)
guilty (adj)
make up (= invent)
monkey (n)
natural (adj)
operation (n)
relationship (n)
remarkable (adj)
request (n)
symbol (n)
trainer (person) (n)
turn off the water
/ep/
/(r)tf()l/
/breslt/
/br bk/
/tmpnzi/
/kmnd/
/krek(t)li/
/krtk/
/rl/
/lti/
/mek p/
/mki/
/nt()rl/
/pre()n/
/rle()np/
/rm(r)kb()l/
/rkwest/
/smb()l/
/tren(r)/
/tn f wt/
/nd/
/kt/
/dk/
/fekt/
/a(r) ... /
/elfnt/
/ttmnt/
/flt(r)/
/nt(r)vju(r)/
/a es pi/
/dk/
/p/
/snel/
/slu()n/
/spm/
/tel/
/ta(r)/
tough (adj)
trunk (animal) (n)
virus (n)
worm (n)
zebra (n)
/tf/
/trk/
/vars/
/w(r)m/
/zebr/
Lesson 3 - They asked how he had got the idea (pages 92-93)
bit (n)
charge a mobile
cholera (n)
co-author (v)
crazy (adj)
crops (n pl)
dozen (n)
educate (v)
farmer (n)
fees (n pl)
generate (v)
go ahead with (v)
go back (v)
go down (v)
go on (v)
go up (v)
home-made (adj)
It's early days.
leadership (n)
media (n)
phenomenal (adj)
pump (v)
secondary school (n)
starvation (n)
stock (n)
villager (n)
windmill (n)
/bt/
/ mbal/
/klr/
/k/
/krezi/
/krps/
/dz()n/
/edjket/
/f(r)m(r)/
/fiz/
/denret/
/g hed w/
/g bk/
/g dan/
/g n/
/g p/
/hmmed/
/ts li dez/
/lid(r)p/
/midi/
/fnmn()l/
/pmp/
/seknd()ri skul/
/st(r)ve()n/
/stk/
/vld(r)/
/wn(d)ml/
/ten()n/
/trkt ten()n/
/kpsaz/
/ks(t)(r)d/
/knten(r)/
/dskrp()n/
/di, di/
/drekt, darekt/
/hld n/
in trouble
injure (v)
invitation (n)
journalist (n)
right (v)
watertight (adj)
/n trb()l/
/nd(r)/
/nvte()n/
/d(r)nlst/
/rat/
/wt(r)tat/
/kmjunke()n/
/lb()l/
/spekt/
/stz()n/
/kns(r)nd/
/knskwns/
/knsd(r)/
/dm/
/dsples/
/nvarnment()l/
/sen()l/
/fld/
/fre wt/
/frz()n/
/v(r)nmnt/
/hzpap/
/hadin/
/as/
/mnmm/
/plr as kp/
/pztv/
/renwt(r)/
/rekmendd/
/slt wt/
/(r)td/
/spiiz/
/st(r)/
/tp/
/nd(r)we/
/jus/
/wt(r)/
/wt()r kn/
/wap at/
aspirin (n)
back away (v)
bank (of river) (n)
barefoot (adv)
berry (n)
cold (n)
compass (n)
cough (n)
count sheep
crouch (v)
dentist (n)
desert (n)
downstream (adv)
first aid kit (n)
forest (n)
hiccoughs (n)
honey (n)
insect spray (n)
lemon (n)
lightning (n)
magnifying glass (n)
match (n)
needle and thread
oasis (n)
penknife (n)
safety pin (n)
shelter (n)
slippery (adj)
snake (n)
sore throat (n)
sun cream (n)
survive (v)
thunderstorm (n)
tight (adv)
toothache (n)
upstream (adv)
waist (n)
waterfall (n)
whistle (n)
whistle (v)
/sprn/
/bk we/
/bk/
/be(r)ft/
/beri/
/kld/
/kmps/
/kf/
/kant ip/
/krat/
/dentst/
/dez(r)t/
/danstrim/
/fst ed kt/
/frst/
/hkps/
/hni/
/nsekt spre/
/lemn/
/latn/
/mgnfa gls/
/mtz/
/nid()l n red/
/ess/
/pennaf/
/sefti pn/
/elt(r)/
/slpri/
/snek/
/s rt/
/sn krim/
/s(r)vav/
/nd(r)st(r)m/
/tat/
/tuek/
/pstrim/
/west/
/wt(r)fl/
/ws()l/
/ws()l/
/lu/
/pvlin/
skyscraper (n)
/skaskrep(r)/
/brd()n()l/
/brdni/
/rklt(r)/
/nansmnt/
/br(r)/
/bran be/
/krbu/
/sentrl/
/kst()l/
/knsd()rbli/
/kntnent()l/
/krl rif/
/krnsi/
/sakln/
/dl(r)/
/drat/
/ef(r)t/
/elk/
/imju/
/flz/
/rslnd/
/rzli be(r)/
/hrkn, hrken/
/ndstri/
/ntri(r)/
/kru/
/kl/
/kkbr/
/mans/
/mnsun/
/mus/
/mjuzk()l/
/netv/
/nts/
/f()l/
/atbk/
/plen/
/pltps/
/pl be/
/preri/
/prz(r)v/
rainforest (n)
semi-desert (n)
snow (n)
spider (n)
structure (n)
sunshine (n)
tropical (adj)
tundra (n)
variety (n)
/renfrst/
/semidezt/
/sn/
/spad(r)/
/strkt(r)/
/snan/
/trpk()l/
/tndr/
/vrati/
/d()l/
/mek mstek/
/rn(r)/
/waldlaf/
Translation - Dutch
een oefening doen, maken
examen
slagen/zakken voor een examen
ambitie
laarzen
verveeld
geven (om)
opgewekt
sixth form college bestaat niet in NL; bovenbouw
misdaad
denim, spijkerstof
gehandicapt, invalide
milieu
to be fed up = het zat zijn, genoeg hebben van
wordt in NL zo niet gebruikt; schoolvakantie
hoodie
zenuwachtig
deeltijd, parttime
eng, griezelig
wordt in NL zo niet gebruikt; vergelijk bovenbouw
viool
vrijwilliger, -ster
boos
gedeprimeerd, terneergeslagen
beschaamd
opgewonden
in slaap vallen
waarzegger, -ster
(goed) overweg kunnen met
floppen, verkeerd gaan
blij, gelukkig
eenzaam
ongelukkig, ellendig
blij
deftig, bekakt
verdrietig
bang
de waarheid vertellen
moe
stem
bezorgd
verrassend, verbazingwekkend
aanval
bijten
helder, fel (kleur)
kalm
kampioenschap
helder
meedoen (aan een wedstrijd), meedingen
koel
krokodil
veelvuldig, frequent
ontsnappen aan
teruggaan
eruit komen
(ergens) overheen komen
kaak
schoppen
meer
pijn
beroepsstompen
herstellen
haai
schok
plons
met succes
branding
surfen
surfer
kleren uittrekken
deelnemen (aan)
verkleuren, worden
waarschuwing
golf
actie
appear = verschijnen; disappear = verdwijnen
arresteren
autobiografie
boycot
coup (van trein)
juichen
burgerrechten
(on)gemakkelijk, (on)comfortabel
warenhuis
ervaring
kaartje, reisgeld
boete
(on)vriendelijk
opgeven
(on)gelukkig
thuiswedstrijd
illegaal
in de openlucht
internet
wet
leider, aanvoerder
(il)legaal
I'm unlucky = ik ben een pechvogel, ik heb pech
dominee
beweging
organiseren
lichamelijk
(im)populair
beseffen
gevolg
recht
rij
scoren
schreeuwen
stoel
gescheiden, apart
scheiden
betekenisvol, van belang
schaatsen
doodsbang
(on)gebruikelijk
wolf
prestatie
astronaut
democratie
verkiezen
verkiezing
vrouwelijk
staatshoofd
mensenrechten
analfabeet
inkomen
geweldloos
bezitten
eigenaar, bezitter
parlement
politicus, -ca
politiek
arm
vermogen, macht
bezit
solo, alleen
strijd
stemrecht
stemmen
actiefilm
het (on)eens zijn
wonderbaarlijk
animatie
auditie doen
vermijden
vreselijk
wezen
saai
geweldig
kapitein
tot leven komen
komedie
vloek
teleurstellend
gescheiden
documentaire
drama, dramatisch verhaal
werkgever
uitstekend
spannend, opwindend
expeditie
verliefd worden
grappig
genie
knap (van uiterlijk)
bewaker
horror
horrorfilm
menselijk
mens
ongelofelijk
informatie
bewonen
intelligent
interessant
to be keen on = graag doen, houden van
(iets) steeds doen, doorgaan met
ontvoeren
winning, het delven
musical
verwijderen
riskeren
romantische film
sciencefictionfilm
suf, mal
slagen (in)
vreselijk, slecht
opwindend
bijwonen, aanwezig zijn bij
stijldansen
Succes!
coach, mentor
dansnummer, dans
verwachten
experimenteren
laag, weinig
erin slagen om
gehoorzamen
dichter
doen alsof
belofte
verscheidenheid, scala
regel
stijl
talent, aanleg
uitproberen
bank
bedenken
opmerking, commentaar
omslag
enthousiast
vinder
stoppen met
wereld
doel(stelling)
volwassen worden
toenemend
labelen
bibliotheek
liggen (op)
opzoeken
briefje
oprapen
den (boom)
registreren
rapporteren (aan)
opzetten
(op-)staan
meenemen uit
tevoorschijn komen, verschijnen
uniek
virtueel
heel veel
aantrekkelijk
achtergrond
schipper
achteloos, onvoorzichtig
kleurrijk
kleurloos
stripboek
huilen
afhangen van
hond
uitdrukking
expressionisme
voorgrond
zakdoek
to be hopeful = goede hoop hebben
hopeloos
impressionisme
vooral, in het bijzonder
pijnlijk
pijnloos
schilderij
popart
realisme
realistisch
ontspannen
doen denken aan
reactie, respons
rivier
stro-, strooien
succesvol
zonsondergang
surrealisme
waarachtig, oprecht
van streek
hemd
oorlog
zich afvragen
computer
buitenwijk
ballet
breakdance
voorzichtig
dromen (van)
salsa
volgens
astronoom
dampkring
beweren
wolk
afstand
sterrenstelsel
zwaartekracht
pistool
herkennen, thuisbrengen
met andere woorden
lichtjaar
vloeistof
spiegel
mengsel, mengeling
noch noch
baan, omloop
planeet
mogelijkheid
rapport
robot
rotsachtig
wetenschapper
gelijksoortig, overeenkomend
zonnestelsel
ster
mogelijk maken, ondersteunen; this can not be translated literally in NL as it would be passive i.e. Life would be the subject
oppervlak
telescoop
temperatuur
zaklamp
BrE: triljoen; AmE: biljoen
UFO, vliegende schotel
heelal
tot doel hebben
leger
(zolang) als
een wet overtreden
fabriek
verboden
voltijds
gaan trouwen
van plan zijn
crimineel
vergunning
beperken tot
lot
motor
partner
doel
pyjama
koelkast
wakker blijven
op walvisjacht gaan
(uit)gebalanceerd dieet
een belofte verbreken
pesten
kalmeren
bedriegen, vals spelen
zich concentreren
internetpesten
eerlijk
met overtuiging, vastberaden
nuttig
negeren
een geheim bewaren
gaan liggen
je ervan verzekeren
cijfers
stemming
aardig, netjes
in paniek raken
(on)mogelijk
aankomen (van gewicht)
snel
revisie, herhaling
verstandig
gaan zitten
situatie
vaart minderen
oplossen
gestrest
leugens vertellen
zachter zetten (van muziek)
opschrijven
verboden
hulp
koken
veroorzaken
regulering, beheersing
(on)juist
incredible = ongelooflijk, credible = geloofwaardig
ontwikkelingslanden
waardigheid
vuil
drinkwater
elektriciteit
uitvoerproduct
fairtrade
aantal, cijfer
broeikasgas
verwarming
echter
(on)logisch
op stand-by
(on)volmaakt
beleid
(on)beleefd
armoede
prijs
echt(e)
gezegde
afgelegen
ontzag, respect
respecteren
vaardigheid
zonne-energie
uitdoen, uitzetten
behandelen
(on)zichtbaar
werken voor je geld
vrienden maken
schrijver
biografie
adem - to take a deep breath = diep ademhalen
ademhalen
crimineel
detectiveverhaal
opgewonden
explosie
knap, aantrekkelijk
stoten, slaan tegen
mysterieus, raadselachtig
mysterie, raadsel
non-fictie
parel
(liefdes)roman
(te) hard rijden
onderwereld
onbekend
blauwe plek
klappen, applaudisseren
code
communiceren
slotsom, conclusie
durven
anders
grond, vloer
schrik
weggaan
haarborstel
gebeurtenis
haunted house = spookhuis
het spoken
een onderzoek instellen, onderzoeken
jongleren
vlieger
klop
lip
akelig
terugspelen
paranormaal onderzoeker
verslaggever, -ster
omhooggaan
zijwaarts
doodsangst
walvis
per ongeluk
zenuwachtig
munt
nuchter, met beide benen op de grond
te weten komen
raad opvolgen
voorspelling
naar buiten gaan
horoscoop
het maakt niet uit
ladder
blad (bladeren)
uitkijken, oppassen
it is his lucky charm = het brengt hem geluk
kaart, plattegrond
schilder
voorspelling
bewijzen
rationeel, verstandelijk
hardop voorlezen
bovennatuurlijk
bijgeloof
bijgelovig
negeren, niet letten op
halen uit
afkloppen (op ongeverfd hout)
uitproberen
de lichten uitdoen
in verband brengen
brein, hersenen
kalender
categorie, groep
verband
versteviging, hechting
crash (van computer)
zich vastzetten, hechten
verbeteren
vergroten
het ligt op het puntje van mijn tong
orintatiepunt, belangrijk monument
gemakkelijk te onthouden
geheugen
opletten
verpersoonlijken
verwerken
herinneren
antwoorden
onderzoek
plank
adoreren, heel veel houden van
woede
jaarlijks
bekennen
duiker
verdrinken
gekostumeerd bal
huwelijksreis
huishoudster
ongeduldig
belang, belangrijkheid
gerechtelijk onderzoek
aanwezigheid
kleren aantrekken
rol, positie
bediende
zelfmoord
uitspraak
pruik
een lijst maken
werken
motor
iemand een lift geven
opmerken, bemerken
acteur
langskomen, aanwippen
veeleisend, moeilijk
eerste hulp
de aandacht vestigen op, in de schijnwerpers zetten
mijl
motor
skin
jeugdcentrum
activiteit
stuiterbungeejumpen
combineren
efficint, doeltreffend
freerunnen
ijshockey
omvatten
kitesurfen
lijn
liter
parachute
paragliden
paraskin
punt, plek
duwen
rollen
achtbaan
zeilen
bol
zorben
steil
sturen
vastsnoeren
surfplank
onbeheerst, uitzinnig
waterskin
zoeven
zorben
instantie, bureau
ondersteunen
houding
autoriteiten
liefdadigheidssigaret
gemeenschap
stoppen met, kappen met
verdovend middel, drugs
vermaken
ruzie krijgen (met)
roem
fortuinlijk, goed af zijn
afkomen van
gewoonte
goed overweg kunnen met
voor het geval dat
medaille
metaal
nieuwigheid
gelegenheid
stuk
estafette
sector, tak
een record vestigen
meteen, direct
test
onderzoeken
slijten
hoogteziekte
rundvlees
grens
elektriciteit
uitputtend
opbrengen
zoetwater
cavia
hoofdpijn
hostel, pension
lama
magisch
berg(keten)
nationaliteit
populariteit
mogelijkheid
werkelijkheid
verantwoordelijkheid
gebraden
snowboarden
specialiteit
pad
trektocht
waardevol
waard
luchtvaartmaatschappij
in de regel
ten goede komen aan
business, industrie
bus
bedrijf
kok
kosten, prijs
economie
invoeren
plaatselijke bevolking
planten
preken
openbaar vervoer
oord
verantwoordelijk
salaris
souvenir
staf
netjes
toerist
essentieel
voordeel
hoewel
je evenwicht bewaren, balanceren
stang
fiets
blind
doof
ontwerp
puntje
elektronica
vijand
handschoen
leuning
inspiratie
uitvinding
een gebaar maken
metalen
steelpan
stijlvol
aanhanger
weggooien
veranderen in, maken tot
(auto)band
stofzuiger
afval
verslijten
hout
wol
yoghurt
aqualong, duikfles
kunstenaar
atoombom
poging
autoalarm
timmerman
ruimte, kamer, holte
opwindmechanisme
componeren
directeur
schade aanrichten
boodschappen doen
afwassen
ingenieur
ware grootte
helikopter
zeer, bijzonder
interessant genoeg, vreemd genoeg
verbrandingsmotor
uitvinder
gloeilamp
(op)noemen
luisteraar
een poging ondernemen
mobiele telefoon
nomineren
atoombom
tentoongesteld
peiling
aangedreven
professor
in de praktijk brengen
piramide
aanrijden tegen
met eigen aandrijving
shortlist
dichtdoen, sluiten
schetsen
geavanceerd
telefoon
televisie
voertuig
world wide web
rntgenstraal
rits
ongeveer
bamboe
schors
ingewikkeld
verband houdt met, gerelateerd is aan
katoenen
katoen
gedetailleerd, nauwkeurig
keizer
ontdekkingsreiziger
aanwijzing
moerbei
romanschrijver
papieren
plastische chirurgie
boekdrukkunst
proced
pulp
vorm
vel, blad
huiden, vellen
zacht
verspreiden
voorzien van
blad
kaars
elektrisch
wind
mensaap
gekunsteld
armband
terugbrengen
chimpansee
opdracht, bevel
correct
criticus
gorilla
schuldig
bedenken
aap
natuurlijk, aangeboren
operatie
relatie
opmerkelijk
verzoek
symbool
trainer, coach
de kraan dichtdraaien
gerriteerd
kat
eend
effect
of of
olifant
bijlage (van e-mail)
filteren
interviewer
ISP, internetprovider
spam
varken
slak
oplossing
spam
staart
tijger
moeilijk
slurf
virus
worm
zebra
stukje, onderdeel
een mobieltje opladen
cholera
coauteur
gek
gewas
tientallen
scholen
boer
leergeld, collegegeld
opwekken, voortbrengen
doorgaan met
teruggaan
minder worden
doorgaan
toenemen
zelfgemaakt
Het is nog vroeg dag, pril
bestuur, leiderschap
media
overweldigend, fenomenaal
pompen
middelbare school
verhongering
voorraad
dorpeling
windmolen
aandacht
de aandacht trekken
kapseizen
kustwacht
hoes
beschrijving
dinghy
rechtstreeks
vasthouden
in de problemen
gewond raken
uitnodiging
journalist
oprichten, overeind zetten
waterdicht
communicatie
wereldwijd
aspect, kant
burger, inwoner
bezorgd
gevolg
overwegen, nadenken over
dam
displaced person = ontheemde, vluchteling
milieuessentieel
overstromen, onder water zetten
zoetwater
bevroren
overheid, regering
tuinslang
hygine
ijs
minimum, minimale hoeveelheid
poolkap
positief
regenwater
aanbevolen
zout water
tekort
soort
opslaan
kraan
aan de gang
gebruik
begieten
gieter
uitroeien
aspirine
achteruit gaan, terugtrekken
oever (van een rivier)
blootsvoets
bes
verkoudheid
kompas
hoest
schaapjes tellen
hurken
tandarts
woestijn
stroomafwaarts
EHBO-kist
bos
hik
honing
insecticide
citroen
bliksem
vergrootglas
lucifer
naald en draad
oase
zakmes
veiligheidsspeld
schuilplaats
glad
slang
zere keel
zonnebrandcrme
overleven
onweersbui
stevig
kiespijn
stroomopwaarts, tegen de stroom in
middel
waterval
fluit
fluiten
iglo
paviljoen
wolkenkrabber
Aboriginal
Aboriginal
landbouw
mededeling
brochure, gids
bruine beer
kariboe
midden-, centraalkustaanzienlijk
continentaal; continental climate = landklimaat
koraalrif
munteenheid
cycloon
dollar
droogte
moeite
eland
emoe
waterval
weidegrond
grizzlybeer
orkaan
industrie
binnenland
kangoeroe
koala
lachende hans, kookaburra
min
moesson
eland
muzikaal
inheems
mededeling, bordje
officieel, voerwoestijn, "outback"
vlakte
vogelbekdier
ijsbeer
prairie
behouden
regenwoud
halfwoestijn
sneeuw
spin
structuur
zonneschijn
tropisch
toendra
variatie
oerwoud
zich vergissen, een vergissing begaan
hardloper
(wilde) dieren, in het wild levende dieren
Example sentence
When I do an exercise, I choose my answers very carefully.
If she passes her exams, she'll be able to go to university.
He wants to pass all his exams and go to university he can't go if he fails them.
In 1966, Indians elected Indira Ghandi as their first female Prime Minister.
She won the election and became the first female Prime Minister.
Which woman became Pakistan's first female Prime Minister in 1988?
When she won the election she became the first female head of state.
The freedom to say what you think is one of the basic human rights.
People who cannot read or write are described as illiterate.
Women earn only 10% of world income.
Their demonstration was non-violent, so nobody was hurt.
He doesn't own a car, so he usually takes the bus.
Men are the owners of 99% of the world's property.
The new laws will be discussed in parliament.
Aung San Suu Kyi is a famous politician from Burma.
She is interested in politics and would like to be a politician when she is older.
We were very poor and often had no food to eat.
Ghandi had an extraordinary power to make people follow him.
All the land and buildings here are private property.
She must have been lonely flying solo around the world in a helicopter.
She was in important figure in the struggle for democracy.
Women in Liechtenstein got the vote in 1984.
How old do you have to be to vote in an election?
It is a rule of football that you must not touch the ball with your hand.
The painter's style of painting changed a lot over the years.
He has a talent for music he can sing and play the guitar and piano very well.
I need to try out new ways of learning English, like watching English films.
She sat on a bench in the park and read a book.
He came up with the idea for the website in 2008.
The teacher's comments on her homework were very positive.
The cover of the book had the title, and the name of the author on it.
They were enthusiastic about my idea and wanted to know more.
Finders of the books are asked to take them home and read them.
He should give up smoking at once.
There are members from all around the globe, from Afghanistan to Zimbabwe.
Our goal is to make the whole world a library.
My brother wants to be a pop star when he grows up.
An increasing number of people are doing their shopping on the internet.
Each book is labelled with a unique ID number.
I need to take a book back to the library.
The book was lying on the table where I left it.
If you don't know a word, you should look it up in a dictionary.
The note she gave him said 'I love you'.
Pick up your clothese don't leave them on the floor.
Most of the world's paper is made from pine trees.
All the important information is registered in a large book.
I asked our teacher about the homework and reported back to the rest of the class.
He set up the website in 2008.
She's hurt her foot so she can't stand up.
Nearly half the books taken out of libraries are borrowed by children.
I can't find my watch but I expect it will turn up.
Each book is unique, so you won't find another one the same anywhere.
You can buy books through virtual bookshops like Amazon.
My grandmother gave me this watch so it means a great deal to me.
She's very attractive, with beautiful eyes and long blonde hair.
The artist painted her sitting in a garden with mountains in the background.
We asked a boatman to take us up the river in his boat.
He was very careless and dropped the picture.
Her dress was very colourful, covered with flowers in red, blue and yellow.
Water is colourless.
Superman and Spider-Man are his favourite comic books.
She is holding a handkerchief and you can see that she's been crying.
I don't always watch TV at night. It depends on how much homework I have.
Maxim and Rebecca went for a walk on the beach with their dog.
You can see from the expression on her face that something terrible has happened.
Expressionism shows emotions and reactions rather than things as they really appear.
There is a woman in the foreground and behind her you can see mountains.
She was crying so I gave her my handkerchief to blow her nose.
He studied very hard, so he is hopeful he will pass the exam.
I feel depressed everything seems hopeless.
Impressionism uses light and colour to create images rather than exact details.
There are lots of pictures I like, but one in particular is my favourite.
My foot hurts a lot it's painful.
It doesn't hurt at all it's painless.
The painting on the wall was of a beautiful woman.
Pop art uses everyday objects and images from advertisements as its subjects.
Realism shows life and objects as they really are.
The painting was so realistic it looked like a photograph.
The picture is so peaceful that I feel relaxed when I look at it.
The picture reminds me of my holiday in Greece last year.
I gave her some flowers and her response was to cry.
He swam across the river to the other side.
The two men were wearing straw hats.
The team win all their matches they're very successful.
There was a beautiful red and gold sunset every evening.
Surrealism uses objects that are not usually related to create images that are like dreams.
You can trust her she's always truthful.
If you are upset, you feel worried and unhappy
You should wear a vest under your shirt when the weather is cold.
The Second World War began in 1939.
She's crying I wonder what has happened to make her so sad.
If you do homework on a computer, it will crash before you save it.
The story takes place in a suburb of Los Angeles in the USA.
She likes different types of dance, like ballet and jazz.
I like watching breakdancing on the street because it's so fast and full of energy.
Be careful! There's a car coming.
She dreams of having her own cinema at home.
I like Latin-American dancing like salsa and the tango.
He had a big blue bruise on his head where the ball hit him.
I knew the concert had finished because I could hear the audience clapping.
They communicated using a code of one knock for 'No' and two knocks for 'Yes'.
Whales can communicate with each other over large distances.
After investigating, they came to the conclusion that the house was haunted.
I was so scared that I didn't dare (to) move.
We all agreed that the concert was good, but James thought differently.
There weren't any chairs, so we had to sit on the floor.
I got a terrible fright when I saw the ghost.
I'm going away and won't come back.
You should use a hairbrush to tidy your hair.
There were a lot of strange happenings in the house the furniture kept moving.
I don't believe in ghosts, but they say the house is haunted.
The haunting ended and they never saw the ghost again.
Newspaper reporters and police officers decided to investigate.
The man was juggling with four balls.
It was a windy day, so we went to the park to fly our kite.
I heard a knock on the door and went to answer it.
I knew she was talking because I could see her lips moving.
It wasn't nice at all. In fact, it was nasty.
She played back the video and watched the scene again.
Dorothy's house was haunted so she visited Dr Hans Holzer, a psychic investigator.
Newspaper reporter Polly Perkins decides to investigate.
When the chair rose into the air, the police officer was frightened.
The chair moved sideways to the left and then back again to the right.
When I saw the ghost my fear turned to terror.
Whales can communicate with each other over large distances.
He accidentally broke a mirror he should be more careful.
They visited a youth centre where young people go to play sports and learn English.
Reading is my favourite leisure activity.
Imagine going up and down inside a giant bouncy ball.
I haven't tried bungee jumping. I don't want to jump off a bridge!
This sport combines skiing and flying you ski down a hill and then fly through the air.
The most efficient way to plan your day is to write a list of what you have to do.
Free running involves running, climbing and jumping from building to building.
Ice hockey is a popular sport in Canada.
The sport involves running and jumping.
Kite surfing is like water-skiing but you also fly through the air on a kite.
The kite is attached to 30-metre lines, which you hold onto.
There were 30 litres of water inside the ball.
The parachute goes up in the air and suddenly you're flying.
Paragliding involves jumping from a high place and flying slowly down to the ground.
If you like skiing and paragliding, then para-skiing is a sport you will enjoy.
We try to travel from one point to another as quickly as possible.
Somebody pushed me and I fell over.
The ball rolls down a steep hill at 50km an hour.
I went on a roller coaster but it was so high and so fast that I was afraid.
If it is windy tomorrow, I'm going sailing with my friend who has a sailing boat.
A sphere is round, like a ball.
Sphereing involves rolling down a steep hill in a giant ball full of water.
The hill was very steep, so it was difficult to walk back up to the top again.
You can pull on the lines to steer the kite to the left or the right.
They strapped me into the ball so that I wouldn't fall out.
She was back on her surfboard less than four weeks after the accident.
I could hear myself laughing uncontrollably I couldn't stop laughing!
Water-skiing is my favourite sport skiing on water is much better than skiing on snow.
Everything whizzed by so fast that I couldn't see anything.
Zorbing involves rolling down a steep hill in a giant ball full of water.
The agency is a charity which helps poor people in the developing world.
Being rich and famous means that he can assist charities which need his help.
My attitude to drugs has always been to stay away from them.
He has to follow all the rules created by the authorities.
It's a charitable organisation they collect money for poor people in developing countries.
He smoked a cigarette when he was 13, but he didn't like it.
A community is the group of people who live in a place.
I need to lose weight, so I'm going to cut out chocolate and cakes.
They do a test every day to make sure he hasn't taken drugs.
He really entertains the crowd with his exciting performances.
I fell out with him because he kissed my girlfriend.
It was difficult to get there, but it was worth it the view was amazing.
The airline flies to Africa three times a week.
As a rule, tourists usually stay in tourist resorts.
Many tourists believe that the money they spend on a holiday benefits the local people.
Tourism is big business in Europe and provides at least 10 million jobs.
The tourists travel from the airport to their hotel in a coach.
The tour is organised by a European company called 'We Tour'.
He is a really good cook and makes excellent meals.
The cost of the hotel is included in the price.
Tourism is important for the economy because tourists spend a lot of money.
The coach was imported into Africa from Europe.
Talk to the locals to learn more about life in their country.
They plant vegetables and give them water until they are ready to eat.
If you preach about hard work to other people, you should work hard yourself.
If you use public transport instead of tourist buses, you will meet local people.
On their holiday, they stayed in a resort built just for tourists.
Responsible tourists are sensible and always think about the local people.
His salary for working at the hotel is 25,000 a year.
Tourists buy souvenirs to take back home to remind them of their holiday.
The staff who work at the hotel are all European.
You must be tidy don't leave your rubbish everywhere.
The tourists travel from the airport to their hotel in an imported coach.
The money that tourists spend is vital to the economy.
With the waterbike you can have fun and get the advantage of good exercise.
Although he's 78, he's still very strong and healthy.
If you don't balance well, you might fall over.
Her invention is a long metal bar which people can hold to help them climb stairs.
I loved cycling, but I hadn't ridden a bicycle for a long time.
Thanks to Braille, blind people can read even though they cannot see.
She can't hear what you're saying she's deaf.
Ruth Amos created a design for a handrail as part of a school project.
Blind people read by moving their fingers over the dots.
Ryan was very interested in electronics and equipment that uses electricity.
Soldiers could communicate and the enemy couldn't hear them.
If your hands are cold, you should wear gloves.
If you hold the handrail it will help you to go upstairs.
They say genius is one per cent inspiration, and 99 per cent hard work.
Thanks to the invention of mobile phones, it's easier to contact people.
The deaf person makes a sign and a letter appears on the screen.
Ruth's StairSteady is a metal bar which slides on a metal rail.
Dams have two positive aspects they store water and they generate electricity.
The average US citizen uses 500 litres of water a day
I'm concerned about water because it's essential to life.
They ought to have thought about the consequences of building such a big dam.
They should have considered the consequences of building such a big dam.
Governments started building more large dams for storing water in the 1990s.
Thousands of people have been displaced and forced to live somewhere else.
She's an environmental campaigner who wants to save the world's water.
Water is essential to life we can't live without it.
In order to build a dam, large areas of land have to be flooded with water.
Most fresh water is frozen in the polar ice caps.
Most fresh water is frozen in the polar ice caps.
What is the government doing to solve the water shortage problem?
To save water, you shouldn't use a hosepipe.
Personal hygiene involves keeping yourself clean.
Most fresh water is frozen in the polar ice caps.
What is the recommended minimum amount of water per person per day?
Most fresh water is frozen in the polar ice caps.
Storing water and generating electricity are two positive things about dams.
When it rains, you should collect the rainwater in a container.
What is the recommended minimum amount of water per person per day?
97.5% of the water on Earth is salt water, which humans can't drink.
You can't use a hosepipe because there's a shortage of water.
There are more than 20 different species of bird in the park.
You can store large amounts of water in dams.
A tap is something you turn on to get water.
I'm worried that more dam building projects are underway now.
How much of the world's fresh water is available for use?
We use the water we collect when it rains to water the garden.
We use a watering can to water the garden.
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