GCSE Arabic Vocabulary Book 3

GCSE Arabic
Edexcel GCSE Arabic Vocabulary
Edexcel GCSE 2009 Arabic Vocabulary Book
Edexcel are pleased to provide this free vocabulary book freely to support learners
following the Edexcel GCSE 2009 Specification in Arabic.
Please note: the most up to date version of this document is available on the
Edexcel website and a definitive list of core vocabulary is available in the Edexcel
Specification.
GCSE Arabic................................................................................................................1
Edexcel GCSE Arabic Vocabulary.............................................................................1
High Frequency Language..........................................................................................7
Verbs.........................................................................................................................7
Adjectives ..............................................................................................................14
Colours....................................................................................................................19
Adverbs...................................................................................................................21
Numbers..................................................................................................................22
Quantities................................................................................................................23
Connecting Words..................................................................................................23
Time expressions....................................................................................................23
Times......................................................................................................................24
Days of the week.....................................................................................................25
Months of the year..................................................................................................25
Question Words......................................................................................................27
Continents...............................................................................................................27
Countries.................................................................................................................27
Nationalities............................................................................................................28
Social conventions..................................................................................................28
Prepositions.............................................................................................................32
Other expressions....................................................................................................35
2.1 Out and about.......................................................................................................37
Basic weather..........................................................................................................37
Local amenities.......................................................................................................39
Accommodation......................................................................................................42
Public transport.......................................................................................................44
Section 2.2 Customer services and transactions......................................................47
Cafs and restaurants..............................................................................................47
Shops.......................................................................................................................49
Dealing with problems............................................................................................54
Section 2.3 Personal information..............................................................................56
General interests and leisure activities....................................................................56
Family and friends..................................................................................................59
Lifestyle, health and excercise................................................................................61
Section 2.4 Future Plans, education and work........................................................66
Basic language of the internet
..............................66
Simple job advertisements, applications and CV...................................................66
School and college..................................................................................................67
Work and work experience.....................................................................................70

Section 3.1 Media and culture...................................................................................73
Music/film/reading..................................................................................................73
Fashion/celebrities
...............................75
Media/Blogs/Internet
..............................77
Section 3.2 Travel and tourism.................................................................................81
Holidays .................................................................................................................81
Accommodation......................................................................................................83
Eating, food and drink
..............................85
Section 3.3 Sports and Leisure..................................................................................89
Hobbies/interests- Foundation ...............................................................................89
Lifestyle choices
........................................90
Section 3.4 Business, work and employment...........................................................93
Work experience/ part time jobs ............................................................................93
Product and service information
.......................................93
Introduction
This bilingual glossary has been produced to support you in your language learning
and to help you prepare for the Edexcel GCSE. It features a revised minimum core
vocabulary foundation level vocabulary (this has been expanded from the original one
in the specification) as well as higher level vocabulary. English meanings, genders
and irregular word endings are given and the vocabulary is listed both alphabetically
and under the following Edexcel headings:
High Frequency Language
Verbs
Adjectives
Colours
Adverbs
Numbers
Quantities
Connecting Words
Time Expressions
Times
Days of the Week
Months of the Year
Question Words
Countries
Continents
Nationalities
Areas/Mountains/Cities/Rivers
Acronyms and Abbreviations
Social Conventions
Prepositions
Listening and Reading Topics
Out and About
Visitor Information, Basic Weather, Local Amenities,
Accommodation, Public Transport, Directions
Customer Services and Transactions
Cafes and Restaurants, Shops, Dealing with Problems
Personal Information
General Interest, Leisure Activities, Family and Friends,
Lifestyle (healthy eating and exercise)
Future Plans, Education and Work
Basic Language of the Internet, Simple Job Advertisements,
Simple Job Applications and CV, School and College, Work and Work
Experience
Speaking and Writing Topics
Media and Culture

Music/Film/Reading,
Fashion/Celebrities/Religion,
Blogs/Internet
Sports and Leisure
Hobbies/interests, Sporting Events, Lifestyle Choices
Travel and Tourism
Holidays, Accommodation, Eating (food and drink)
Business, Work and Employment
Work Experience/Part-time Jobs, Product or service
Information
Although words are listed under specific topic headings, they are not always exclusive
to these. Many words can also relate to other topic areas, but may only be listed in
one.
At the end of each section you will find some blank pages, these enable you to note
down other words that you encounter during the GCSE course and which may prove
useful.
Please note that this is not a complete list of all vocabulary for the Edexcel GCSE,
and should be used as a reference guide that students can refer to and add to rather
than a definitive list of vocabulary needed to achieve a specific grade.
This vocabulary book is currently a first draft; if centres notice any errors in the
vocabulary lists contained in this document please let us know and we will ensure
they are updated appropriately.
Section 1
High Frequency Language
This has been taken from the appendix in the specification
Verbs
Accept
Advise
Allow
Answer
Appear
Apply
Arrive
Argue
Attach
Avoid
Bake
Be
Able
Call
Beat
Begin
Bind
Bleed
Blow
Borrow
Break
Burn
Calculate
Carry
Check
Chew
Climb
Close
Collect
Come
Copy
Crawl
Cry
Cross
Cut
Dance
Deliver
Describe
Deserve
Detect
Dig
Dislike
Do
Draw
Dream
Dress
Drink
Earn
Eat
Empty
End
Enter
Escape
Explain
Fall
Fail
Feel
Find
Finish
Follow
Forge
Forgive
Forsake
Freeze
Get
get angry
Give
Go
go down
go for a walk
Grind
Guard
Hate
have to
Hear
Hit
Hold
Hope
Hurry
Hurt
Inform
introduce
invite
joke
jump
kill
kneel
know
knock
last
laugh
lay
leap
leave
lend
let
lie
listen
live
look
look after
lose
make
manage
mean
meet
murder
note
obtain
10
open
organise
pass by
pay
permit
phone
place
please
plant
play
prefer
present
prevent
produce
promise
pull
push
put
reach
read
receive
refuse
regret
remember
rent
request
repair
repeat
research
11
reserve
return
revise
ride
rise
rule
run
save
saw
say
scream
search
see
seek
seem
sell
send
serve
show
sign
sink
sit
slay
sleep
smile
sneeze
speak
spend
spill
12
split
spread
squeeze
stand
stay
steal
sting
strike
stop
study
succeed
swear
sweep
take
tell
thank
think
thrive
throw
touch
try
understand
use
visit
walk
want
wash
wear
win
13
wish
work
worry
write
Adjectives
able
active
alone
angry
awake
bad
beautiful
bent
best
big
bitter
black
boiling
boring
brief
bright
brilliant
broken
charming
cheap
14
cheerful
/
/
clean
clear
clever
closed
cold
comfortable
common
complete
complex
cruel
dark
dead
deep
different
difficult
dirty
disgusting
dry
early
easy
electric
equal
exciting
false
fast
fat (person)
favourite
female
15
first
free
friendly
full
funny
general
good
great
happy
hard (difficult)
hard (stiff)
healthy
heavy
high
hot
ill
important
kind
large
last
late
lazy
least
light
little
long
loving
low
male
16
married
marvellous
mature
medical
mixed
narrow
natural
new
nice
noisy
normal
numerous
old
open
perfect
pleased
polite
poor
pretty
private
public
punctual
quick
quiet
ready
real
regular
responsible
rich
17
right
rough
round
sad
safe
same
secret
sensitive
separate
serious
sharp
short
shy
silent
simple
slow
small
soft
sorry
sour
special
strange
strict
strong
stupid
sudden
sweet
tall
the best
18
the greatest
the least
the worst
thick
thin
tired
true
typical
ugly
unbelievable
useful
valid
valuable
violent
warm
weak
well
wet
wide
wise
witty
wrong
young
Colours
black
blue
brown
chestnut brown
19
colour
dark
green
grey
light
orange
pink
red
violet
white
yellow
20
Adverbs
already
almost
always/still
here
however
immediately
long time
more
often
( )
perhaps
quickly
rather
really
recently
sometimes
straight away
there
too
unfortunately
very
21
Numbers
11
10
13
12
15
14
17
16
19
18
21
20
23
22
25
24
27
26
29
28
31
30
42
40
53
50
64
60
75
70
86
80
97
90
100
22
Quantities
a third
bottle
box
jar
little
many
packet
piece
several
Connecting Words
also
and
but
first of all
or
so
then
Time expressions
afternoon
always
day
early
evening
everyday
23
from
later
midnight
minute
morning
night
now
punctual
since
soon
the day after tomorrow
today
tomorrow
week
weekend
yesterday
Times

one o clock
two oclock
three oclock
four oclock
five oclock
six oclock
seven oclock
eight oclock
nine oclock
ten oclock
eleven oclock
24
twelve oclock
a quarter past one
twenty past one
half past one
twenty to two
a quarter to two
five minutes past two
five minutes to three
Days of the week
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Months of the year

/
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
25
26
October
November
December
Question Words
how many, how much
how?
what?
when?
who?
why?
Continents
Africa
Asia
Australia
Europe
North America
South America
Countries
Egypt
France
Germany
Great Britain
Iraq
Ireland
Italy
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Lebanon
Russia
Spain
United States
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Yemen
Nationalities
African
American
British
Egyptian
French
German
Iraqi
Irish
Italian
Lebanese
Russian
Saudi
Spanish
Yemeni
Social conventions
And you?
Bless you (when sneezing)
Congratulations!
Could you repeat that, please?
Could you speak slowly, please?

Did You Like It Here?
Do You Speak (English/ Arabic)?
/
! /
Don't worry!
Enjoy! (for meals)
Good Evening
Good Luck!
Good Morning
Good Night
Good night & sweet dreams!
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Good/so-so
/
goodbye
Happy Birthday
Happy Eid!
Happy New Year
Happy Ramadan
Hello
Hi friend(brother)
Hi sister
How are you?

How Old Are You?
I don't know!
I don't understand!
I have missed you so much
I have no idea.
I Have To Go
I Like Arabic
I live in
......
I need to practise my Arabic
I Will Be Right Back!
Im (American)
Im fine thanks
I'm (age)
.....
I'm From
...

I'm Learning Arabic
I'm sorry! (if you don't hear)
Just a Little.
Merry Christmas
Mr. Mrs./ Miss
... / / ...
My Name Is
....
Nice To Meet You
No Problem!
Nothing much
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see you later
/
!
Sorry
Thank you (very much)
( )
Welcome
What Do You Do For A Living?
What is this?
Whats new?
What's that called in Arabic?

What's Your Name?
Where Are You From?
Where Do You Live?

/ !
!

Write it down please!

Youre welcome
You're Very Kind
Hello
Good Morning
Good Evening
Welcome
How are you?
Im fine thanks
And you?
Good/so-so
Thank you (very much)
( )
Youre welcome
Hi friend(brother)
Hi sister
I have missed you so much
Whats new?
Nothing much
Good Night
30
see you later
goodbye
Do You Speak (English/ Arabic)?
Just a Little.
What's Your Name?
My Name Is .
....
Mr. Mrs./ Miss
... / / ...
Nice To Meet You
You're Very Kind
Where Are You From?
I'm From
...

Im (American)
Where Do You Live?

I live in
......
Did You Like It Here?
What Do You Do For A Living?
I Like Arabic
I'm Learning Arabic

How Old Are You?
I'm (age)
.....
I Have To Go
I Will Be Right Back!
Good Luck!
Happy Birthday
Happy New Year
Merry Christmas
Happy Eid!
Happy Ramadan
Congratulations!
31
Enjoy! (for meals)
Bless you (when sneezing)
Good night & sweet dreams!
I'm sorry! (if you don't hear)
Sorry
No Problem!
Could you repeat that, please?
Could you speak slowly, please?

/ !
!

Write it down please!

I don't understand!
I don't know!
I have no idea.
What's that called in Arabic?
What is this?
I need to practise my Arabic
Don't worry!
! /
Prepositions
about
above
according to
across
after
against
ahead of
all over
along
among
32
around
as
aside
at
away from
because of
before
behind
below
beneath
beside
besides
between
beyond
but
by
close by
close to
concerning
despite
down
due to
during
except for
excluding
for, in order to
from
in
in front of
in place of
33
in spite of
inside
less
like
minus
near
near to
next to
on
on top of
opposite
out
outside
over
through
to
towards
under
until
with
without
about
above
according to
across
after
against
ahead of
all over
along
34
among
around
as
Other expressions

Can I Help You?

Can You Help Me?
Come With Me
Excuse Me ( to pass by)
Excuse Me ... ( to ask for something)
/ /
Go Straight then Turn Left/ Right

Hold On Please (phone)
How Much Is This?
I'm Looking For
...
I'm Lost
One Moment Pleas e
Where is the (bathroom)?
)(
35
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Section 2
Listening and Reading
2.1 Out and about
Visitor information
Foundation
bathroom (toilets)
( )

closed
enquiries (office)
(
(
entrance
exit
guide
Higher
information
open
opening hours
petrol station
reception
to receive
to welcome
tourist office
visitor
(
)
WC
working/opening hours
Basic weather
Foundation
air
autumn
climate
(-)
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cloud
( )
cloudy
cold
earth
(
)
Earth; land
(
)
environment
fire
( )
heat
hot
humidity
ice, snow
icy, snowy
moderate
( )

moon
nature
pollution
rain
rainy
reason
( )
season
( )
sky
( )
spring
summer
sun
sunny
temperature
thermometer
to blow (the wind)
to rain
warm
38
warm
water
water
(
)
weather, atmosphere
( )
wind
( )
winter
EXTENDED
drought
dry
earthquake
(
)
flood
fog
harm
nature
organic
poisonous
protection
reason
( )
sandstorm
shade
(
)
snowstorm
storm
(
)

to cause
to pollute
to protect
tornado
wet
winter
Local amenities
FOUNDATION
39
bank
) (
(
)
beach
)(
bridge
)-(
\
building
(
)
building
caf
(
)
)(
church
cinema
(

)
city
city centre
)(
club
east
)(
farm
garage
)-(
)(
garden, park
hairdressers
)(
)(

hospital
hotel
)(
library, bookshop
)(
market
(
)

mosque
mountain
north
petrol station
)-(
)-(
pharmacy
(
)
place
post office
)(
(

)
region
(
)
restaurant
river
)(
40
school
( )

(-)

shop
shopping centre
(
)
south
street
( )
theatre
( )
to ask (about)
( )
to get lost
to roam around
town hall
village
( )
west
EXTENDED
bank
( )
congestion
countryside
( )
forest
(-)
hill
( )
mosque
(
)

palace
(
)
( )
path
( )
police station
quarter, district
( )

skyscraper
( -)
sports centre
)(
suburbs
synagogue
temple
( )
to be (situated)
to be located
41
to park (a vehicle)
traffic
Accommodation
FOUNDATION
agency
((
air-conditioning
apartment/flat
((
bathroom
(
)
bedroom
bell

((
campsite
carpet
( )
chair
comfortable
crowded
deluxe
district

((

employee
floor/storey
((
((
for sale
furnished
furniture
garage
garden/park
(
)
guest
(
)
gym
hall/reception area
Higher
( )

hotel
42
house
((
( (
house/dwelling
it is situated
key
)(
( (
( (

kitchen
lift
modern
( (
office/study
old
( (
place
quiet/calm
reception desk
rent
restaurant
(
)
( (
room
service
(
)
stairs
)
(
street
swimming pool
swimming pool
tent
( /(
)to consist (of

to live
( / (
)to move (to

to rent
to reserve
)to spend (time
)to stay (in a hotel
( (
43
villa
Public transport
FOUNDATION
airport
(-)
baggage
boat
( )
bus
fast
journey, trip
(-)
passport
( -)
plane
(-)
port, harbour
(
)
return ticket
sea
ship
(

)
single ticket
slow

(-)

station
stop
( )
taxi
ticket
to arrive
to go
to return
to return
to travel
to walk
traffic
train
(-)
travel
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(travel) luggage
)(
traveller
Higher
accident
)(
coach
means of transport
)(

on time
public transport
railway
seat
(
)

to cross
to hurry
to land
to ride; to board
to take off
Directions
FOUNDATION
...
\
...
...left
...right
after
before
building
centre
centre
corner
excuse me

\
\

45
go
in front of
map
near here
(

)
next to
straight on
take...
..
\
\
the first street
the second street
the third street

\
\
...

turn...
where is...?
..
Higher
at
bridge
(
)

building
(
)

crossroad
junction
main street
opposite
route
( )
statue
( )
traffic lights
...left
...right

...
\
...
after
46

Section 2.2 Customer services and transactions
Cafs and restaurants

FOUNDATION
alcohol
apple
bananas
bread
caf
(
)
carrots
cheese
chicken
coffee
dessert, sweet
( )
dish
dish of the day
drink
( )
drink
fish
food
food
fork
( )
grapes
hungry
juice
knife
( )
lemon
lemonade
list, menu
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maitre d
meal
meat
milk
oil
olive
onion
orange
pepper
person
( )
pineapple
\

please go ahead/here you go \

(fem.) (pl.)

potato

restaurant
(
)
rice
salad
salt
spoon
(
)
sugar
table for...
..
tea
thirsty
to drink
to eat
to reserve
( )

vegetables
waiter
(
)
water
Higher
boiled
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fried
(pan-)fried
grilled
kofta
pickled
plate
stuffed
vegetarian
Shops
FOUNDATION
bag
baker
belt
black
(
)

blouse
blue
( )
brown
butcher
cash (money)
( )
cheap
closed
closed
clothes
clothing
coat
comfortable (ie I feel comfortable in

this trousers)
comfortable (ie these trousers are
comfortable)
cotton
dress
expensive
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few, a little
fishmonger
for free
free
( )
garment
gift
( )
gloves
green
(
)

grocer
handbag
hat
jacket
jacket
jeweller
leather
many, much
market
( )
merchant
(
)

money, wealth
( )
open
orange
perfume seller
pink
price
( )
price
( )

purchase
purple
raincoat
50
receipt
red
(
)

reduction, discount
sack, thin bag
sale
)(
seller
shirt
)(
shoe

)(
shop
shopping centre
)(

size/measurement
skirt
)(
sock
suit
tailor
to be found, located
to buy
to choose
to cost
to give
to pay
(
)
to take off
)(

to wear
\ )-(
trousers
violet
wallet
)(
white
Higher
account, bill
51
artificial
bag (colloquial)
bill
bottle
box
( )
buckle
bureau de change
cargo
cashier
change
cheque
collar
copper
credit card
currency
discount
( )
earring
exchange rate
fake
fashion
gold
guarantee
handbag
handmade
imitation
ivory
jeans
label
leather
( )
lone
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natural
necklace
pack, tin
( )
pipe
( )
pocket
potter
real, genuine
ring
sandal
scarf
section
( )
(mixed) selection
shop
(
)
silver
sleeve
sole; sandal
sweater
tax
( )
tie
to agree (e.g. on a deal)
to change (money)
to close
to close

( )

to damage
to exchange (an item)

)
(
to iron
to open
to put on
( )
to repair
( )

to return (an item)
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traditional
travellers cheques
undershort
waistcoat
wood
Dealing with problems

FOUNDATION
a problem
(
)

ambulance
fire brigade
I have...
..
police
police officer
to help

(
)
)

to lose
Higher
charity
credit card
emergency room
emergency situation
lost and found office
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55

Section 2.3 Personal information
General interests and leisure activities

FOUNDATION
hobby
-)
)
free time
board game
)(
(theatre) play
( )

art
basketball
book
)
)
broadcasting
chess
cinema
cycling

( )
dance
dancing
disc
) )
drawing
driving
drum
)
)
film
( )
fishing
flute
football
game
) )
group, band
) )
guitar
horn, trumpet
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hunting
music
music
party, concert
musical instrument
novel
)
)
opera
photography
piano
play
( )
player
match
)
)
poetry
( )
racing
camel racing
horse racing
racing driving circuit
radio
reading
reading
reading
running
singer
singing
skiing
song
song
sport
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(
)
sporty, sportsman
story
)
)

swimming
tape
) )
team
) )
television
theatre
training, practice
video
violin
volleyball
watching films
to watch
to listen
to play (a sport)
to feel
to play (an instrument)
to be interested in
Higher
archery
to run
to run
to stretch
camping
despite
diving
driving
fear
fencing
horse racing
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horse riding
joy
member
( )
model
( )
(e.g. model aeroplane)

rowing
sailing
supporter
to cook
to go for a walk
to knit
to lose
(
)
to train, to practice
to win
)
(
trainer
weight lifting
Family and friends

FOUNDATION
( )
boy
bride
( )
bridegroom
(
)
( )
brother
child
( )
cousin (uncles son, uncles daughter,

etc)
daughter
...

( )
divorce
divorced
family (extended)
( )
(
)
( )
family (immediate)
father
59
friend
(
)
friend
( )

girl
( )
granddaughter
( )
grandfather
( )
grandmother
( )

grandson
( )
husband
( )
man
( )

marriage
married
(maternal) aunt
( )
(maternal) uncle
( )
(

)
mother
nephew
(lit.
son
brother/sister)
niece
(lit.
daughter
brother/sister)
parents
of
of
the
the
(paternal) aunt
( )

(paternal) uncle
( )

( )
relative
separated
single (f.)
single (m.)
(
)
sister
son
( )

to be born
to be introduced to/first meet
to die
to get married
wife
( )
60
woman
( )

)
(

youth
EXTENDED
adolescent
(/ )

adult
(/ )

ancestors
boy, young man
(
)
father-in-law
( )

(
)
fianc
fiance
( )
girl, young woman
( )
members of the family
mother-in-law
(
)
orphan
( )
to adopt
to be brought up
to bring up
to name
twin
( )
widow
(
)

widower
(
)

Lifestyle, health and excercise

FOUNDATION
flu
addicted
afflicted with
ambulance
balanced diet
choice
()
clinic
61
cold
cough
cure
decision
()
diarrhoea
diet
diet (nutrition)
diet (weight loss)
exercise
fever
first aid
habit
( )
habit
harmful
headache
health
healthy
healthy (good for health)
healthy (in good health)
ill
( )
illness
( )
lifestyle
medicine
( )
operation

( )
pain
painful
pill
(
)
protection
pulse
smoking
62
)(
tablet
thermometer
)(
to break
to choose
to cough
to decide
to enjoy
to fall
to feel
to prefer
to smoke
to sneeze
to suffer from
to swallow
)to take (medicine
treatment
virus
)-(
wheelchair
with a cold
wound
EXTENDED
cancer
allergy
diabetes
chicken pox
measles
mumps
mental illness
stress
63
bruise
blister
swelling
sunburn
scar
blood pressure
to look after
to be cured of
to gargle
to give up
64
65

Section 2.4 Future Plans, education and work
Basic language of the internet

FOUNDATION
blog
internet
password
webpage
(web)site
( )
Higher
blog
chatroom
downloading
e-mail
forum
(
)
interactive
to download
World Wide Web
Simple job advertisements, applications and CV

FOUNDATION
able to
address
(
)
advertisement
( )
age
( )
applicant
application
( )
CV
date of birth
66
diploma
experience

(
)
gender, sex
it is necessary to
..

nationality
necessary

(

)
to arrive
to need
to obtain
to seek
to send
( )

wanted, required
Higher
at least
driving license
participation in
participation in
prepared for
proficient in
language
qualification
speaking

another

()

situations vacant
skill
submission, application
work experience
School and college

FOUNDATION
Arabic language
biology
book
( )
chemistry
67
class, classroom
(
)
class, classroom; term
(
)
college
(-)
education
English language

(-)
exercise book
geography
history
lesson
( )
letter
(
)
literature
mathematics
middle school
notebook
( )
number
( )
pen
( )
pencil
physics
primary school
pupil
( )
rubber
( )

ruler
( )
school
( )
science
secondary school
sharpener
( )
student
( )
teacher
teacher
teacher
( )
68
to believe that...
to believe that...
to learn
( )
to study
( )

to teach
( )
to teach
( )

to think

( )

university
( )
Higher
admissions office
applicant
blackboard
(-)
boarding school
boarding section/dormitories
chalk
( )
classroom
( -)
dictionary
( )
(university) diploma
( )
economics
)
(

head teacher
ink
nursery
)(
period, lesson
(
)
physical education
private/state school
psychology
registration
scholarship
(-)
(school) management official
school uniform
69
sociology
the school management
timetable
( )
to answer
( )

(
)
to ask
to enrol

( )
to look for
)(

to revise
(
)

Work and work experience

FOUNDATION
artist
baker
barber
businessman
)(
businesswoman
)(
butcher
colleague
( )
company
(-)

confectioner
doctor
( )
employee; civil servant
engineer
experience
expert
(
)
farmer
florist
jeweller
( )
job
( )
job seeker
journalist
70
manager, director
mechanic
office
( )
profession
(
)
researcher
retired
retirement
salary
( )
secretary
specialist
teacher
to become
to employ
to work
trade
trader
(
)

unemployed
unemployment
( )
work
worker
(

)
(working) hours
artist
Higher
ambitious
ambition
benefit, advantage
( )
car
commodity
( )
confidence
course
71
employer, boss
( )

exploitation
full-time
future
gifted
insurance
job vacancy
organisation

(-)
part-time
pension
plan
( )
programme
responsibility
responsible
servant
(
)

to earn
to fail
to make, to manufacture
to pay
to run, to manage
to sack, to fire
to succeed
training
vocational training
wages
(
)
work experience
72
Section 3 Speaking and Writing

Section 3.1 Media and culture
Music/film/reading
FOUNDATION
army
(
)
( )

art
battle
( )
( )
book
cinema
dance
dancer
(/ )
director
documentary
( )
event
( )

film
( )
group
( )
group, band
( )
guitar
hero
( )
interest (in)
( )
music
novel
opera
( )
piano
play
( )
poet
)
(

poetry
( )
73
producer
reading
singing
soldier
song
(
)
(
)
story
(
)
theatre
to be about
to play (an instrument)
to read
( )
to sing
to watch
(

)
war
(
)
( )
writer
Higher
comic
criticism/review
difficult to understand
drum
effect
()
flute
ghost
( )
historical
horn, trumpet
( )
horror
member (of family/club, etc.)
( )
moving/affecting
musical instrument
pace/rhythm
pop songs
74
reading
romantic
science fiction
starring
tale
( )
to be concerned with
to consider
to read
violin
(/ )
writer/composer
written by
Fashion/celebrities
FOUNDATION
celebrities
designer
fame
famous
famous
( )
fashion
fashion, dress
( )
interesting
model
star
(
)
the world of fashion
Higher
fascinating
fashion show
old fashioned
Religion
scandal
( )
75
to go out of fashion
unknown
FOUNDATION
Buddhism
Buddhist
Christian
Christianity
church
( )
(church) service
deity
( )
Hindu
Hinduism
Islam
Jew
Judaism
mosque
(
)

Muslim
prayer (ritual)
( )
prayer (supplication)
( )
religion
( )
religious
synagogue
temple
( )
Higher
agnosticism
atheism
atheist
imam
mosque
(
)

priest
76
priest
rabbi
Media/Blogs/Internet
FOUNDATION
advertisement, announcement
(-)
article
blog
blogger
broadcaster, announcer
broadcasting
communication
(-)
computer
direct, live
disc
( )
editor
e-mail
internet
journalist
keyboard
live transmission
magazine
(-)
media
mobile (telephone)
((
news
( )
news agency
newscast
newspaper
( )
newspaper
(

)
photographer
press
77
printer
programme
(
)
radio
recorder
screen
tape
( )
technology
telephone
( )
telephone
(-)
television
to listen
to print
to publish
to record
to watch
video
webpage
(web)site
( )
EXTENDED
blog
cellular (telephone)
((
chatroom
computer
downloading
editor-in-chief
e-mail
episode
(-)

file
forum
(
)
78
interactive
login name
machine
password
portable (telephone)
((
press conference
programmer
report
( )
scanner
soap opera series
to download
to produce
to save; to memorise
to show, run (a programme or a film)
World Wide Web
79
80
Speaking and Writing

Section 3.2 Travel and tourism
Holidays
FOUNDATION
after
airport
(-)
baggage
beach
( )
before
bicycle
(-)
boat
( )
bus
camera
car
(-)
( )
country
fast
holiday
journey, trip
(-)
on the seaside
passport
( -)
plane
(-)
port, harbour
(
)
postcard
return ticket
sea
ship
(

)
single ticket
slow
81

(-)

station
stop
( )
straight on
taxi
ticket
to arrive
to go
to return
to return
to spend (time)
to travel
to walk
tourism
train
(-)
travel
traveller
vacation
visa
(-)
visit
Higher
abroad
accident
( )
camp
coach
crossroad
means of transport
)(
on time
pilgrim
(

)

pilgrimage
82
public transport
railway
seat
(
)
the holy land
to cross
to go down; to stay
to hurry
to land
to receive
to ride; to board
to take off
to welcome
traffic lights
underground train
Accommodation
FOUNDATION
apartment block
((
apartment/flat
((
bathroom
(
)
bedroom
bell
((
carpets
comfortable
crowded
curtains
dining room
district
((

floor/storey
((
((
83
for sale
garden/park
(
)
house
( (
kitchen
((
lift
((

modern
office/study
((
old
place
((
quiet/calm
rent
room
((
sitting room

)
(
street
to consist (of)
(/(

/
to live
EXTENDED
agency
((
air-conditioning
detached (house)
( )
furnished
furniture
garage
hall/reception area
house/dwelling
((
it is situated
living room
reception room
84
stairs
swimming pool
Eating, food and drink

FOUNDATION
alcohol
apple
bananas
bread
butter
carrots
cheese
chicken
coffee
dessert, sweet
dish
( )
fish
food
grapes
juice
lemon
lemonade
list, menu
meal
meat
milk
oil
olive
onion
orange
pepper
85
pineapple
plant, vegetable
(-)
pork
potato
rice
salad
salt
sugar
tea
thing
( )
thing, need
( )
to drink
to eat
vegetables
water
Higher
barbecued (adj.)
boiled egg
canned food
can, tin, box
( )
cauliflower
cherries
chocolate
chocolate drink
cooking pot
drink
fried egg
fried potato
green salad
mineral water
86
mushroom
pear
plate
plum
raisins
sausage
strawberry
to eat, to partake of
to have breakfast
to have dinner
to have lunch
to taste
vegetarian
vinegar
wine
wine, alcohol
87
88

Section 3.3 Sports and Leisure
Hobbies/interests- Foundation
basketball
board game
chess
drawing
fishing
football
game
( )
hobby
(-)
hunting
photography
player
running
skiing
sport
sporty, sportsman
swimming
( )
team
(theatre) play
to be interested in
to play (a sport)
training, practice
volleyball
watching films
EXTENDED
archery
89
camping
cooperation
diving
fencing
horse racing
horse riding
member
( )
model
( )
(e.g. model aeroplane)

rowing
sailing
supporter
teamwork
to build
to cook
to go for a walk
to hang around
to knit
to run
to run
to stretch
to train, to practice
trainer
weight lifting
Lifestyle choices
FOUNDATION
behaviour
choice
()
decision
()
habit
( )
90
harmful
health
healthy (good for health)
healthy (in good health)
lifestyle
to choose
to decide
to prefer
Higher
balanced diet
conduct
diet (nutrition)
diet (weight loss)
exercise
to enjoy
91
92

Section 3.4 Business, work and employment
Work experience/ part time jobs
FOUNDATION
company
( )

full-time
part-time
programme
to employ
to work
training
wages
(
)
work experience
EXTENDED
trainee
vocational training
Product and service information

FOUNDATION
for rent/to let
for sale
information
( )
item (product)
price
( )
service
(
)
Higher
purchase
wanted (for purchase)
93
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Work and work experience.....................................................................................70

Speaking and Writing Topics

Media and Culture

This has been taken from the appendix in the specification

the day after tomorrow

a quarter past one

twenty past one

half past one

five minutes past two

five minutes to three

Days of the week

Months of the year

Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

Could you speak slowly, please?

Good night & sweet dreams!

How are you?

I have missed you so much

I need to practise my Arabic

I Will Be Right Back!

I'm Learning Arabic

I'm sorry! (if you don't hear)

Mr. Mrs./ Miss

Nice To Meet You

see you later

What Do You Do For A Living?

What's that called in Arabic?

Where Are You From?

Where Do You Live?

Write it down please!

You're Very Kind

How are you?

Thank you (very much)

I have missed you so much

see you later

Do You Speak (English/ Arabic)?

What's Your Name?

Mr. Mrs./ Miss

Nice To Meet You

You're Very Kind

Where Are You From?

Where Do You Live?

Did You Like It Here?

What Do You Do For A Living?

I'm Learning Arabic

I Will Be Right Back!

Happy New Year

Enjoy! (for meals)

Bless you (when sneezing)

Good night & sweet dreams!

I'm sorry! (if you don't hear)

Could you repeat that, please?

Could you speak slowly, please?

Write it down please!

What's that called in Arabic?

I need to practise my Arabic

Can I Help You?

Excuse Me ( to pass by)

Excuse Me ... ( to ask for something)

Go Straight then Turn Left/ Right

I'm Looking For

One Moment Pleas e