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01 Beginner Wordlist

This document provides a word list for beginner English learners organized into units on various topics. It includes parts of speech abbreviations and then lists vocabulary words alphabetically within each unit, providing the word and its part of speech. Some example units include greetings, family, cities, inventions, hobbies, travel, and daily routines. Over 100 pages of single words and short phrases are presented for vocabulary building.

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01 Beginner Wordlist

This document provides a word list for beginner English learners organized into units on various topics. It includes parts of speech abbreviations and then lists vocabulary words alphabetically within each unit, providing the word and its part of speech. Some example units include greetings, family, cities, inventions, hobbies, travel, and daily routines. Over 100 pages of single words and short phrases are presented for vocabulary building.

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Beginner – Word List

Life
Word class abbreviations
The following abbreviations are used in the word list: (n) = noun, (v) =
verb, (adv) = adverb, (adj) = adjective and (phr v) = phrasal verb.
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UNIT 1 HELLO PAGES 16–17
PAGE 9 goodbye (n)
job (n) goodnight (n)
meet (v)
sign (v)
PAGES 10–11
artist (n) PAGE 19
doctor (n) animal (n)
driver (n) beautiful (adj)
engineer (n) climber (n)
explorer (n) fantastic (adj)
filmmaker (n) favourite (adj)
photographer (n) fisherwoman (n)
scientist (n) happy (adj)
teacher (n) hunter (n)
writer (n) lion (n)
ocean (n)
PAGES 12–13 place (n)
American (adj) river (n)
Brazilian (adj) water buffalo (n)
British (adj) whale (n)
Canadian (adj)
Chinese (adj) UNIT 2 HOLIDAYS
Egyptian (adj) PAGE 21
French (adj) beach (n)
German (adj) island (n)
Indian (adj) city (n)
Italian (adj)
Japanese (adj) PAGES 22–23
Mexican (adj) Australian (adj)
Nepalese (adj) desert (n)
Omani (adj) holiday (n)
Spanish (adj) tent (n)
trek (n)
PAGES 14–15
Jamaican (adj) PAGES 24–25
mobile (n) cold (adj)
degree (n)

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hot (adj) son (n)
hotel (n)
nice (adj) PAGES 34–35
child (n)
PAGES 26–27 cousin (n)
airport (n) dead (adj)
black (adj) environmentalist (n)
blue (adj) family (n)
brown (adj) famous (adj)
bus (n) granddaughter (n)
car (n) grandmother (n)
green (adj) marine (adj)
grey (adj) scuba diver (n)
lake (n)
mountain (n) PAGES 36–37
old (adj) anniversary (n)
orange (adj) April (n)
pink (adj) August (n)
red (adj) birthday (n)
white (adj) December (n)
yellow (adj) February (n)
January (n)
PAGES 28–29 July (n)
address (n) June (n)
business (n) March (n)
key (n) May (n)
postcode (n) November (n)
registration (n) October (n)
September (n)
PAGE 31 sure (adj)
amazing (adj) wedding (n)
boat (n) year (n)
continent (n)
difficult (adj) PAGES 38–39
ice (n) big (adj)
penguin (n) home (n)
seal (n) meeting (n)
temperature (n) office (n)
typical (adj) poor (adj)
rich (adj)
UNIT 3 FAMILIES small (adj)
PAGE 33 young (adj)
brother (n)
daughter (n) PAGES 40–41
father (n) baby (n)
mother (n) congratulations (n)
parent (n) engaged (adj)
sister (n) engagement (n)
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follow (v) vertical (adj)
great (adj) Wednesday (n)
kind (adj)
lovely (adj) PAGES 50–51
party (n) beginning (n)
welcome (adj) closed (adj)
end (n)
PAGE 43 midday (n)
capital (n) restaurant (n)
country (n) time zone (n)
farmer (n)
ger (n) PAGES 52–53
taxi driver (n) cake (n)
coffee (n)
UNIT 4 CITIES fruit juice (n)
PAGE 45 mineral water (n)
building (n) salad (n)
new (adj) sandwich (n)
tower (n) tea (n)
large (adj)
PAGES 46–47
bank (n) PAGE 55
bus station (n) art (n)
café (n) bridge (n)
car park (n) garden (n)
cinema (n) lights (n)
information centre (n) shopping street (n)
market (n) sign (n)
museum (n) snack bar (n)
near (prep) surf (v)
next to (prep) symbol (n)
opposite (prep)
park (n) UNIT 5 INVENTIONS
train station (n) PAGE 57
air (n)
PAGES 48–49 fly (v)
bell (n) robot (n)
Friday (n) toy (n)
guidebook (n)
map (n) PAGES 58–59
Monday (n) basket (n)
open (adj) carry (v)
Saturday (n) cook (v)
Sunday (n) drive (v)
Thursday (n) generation (n)
timetable (n) intelligent (adj)
tourist (n) move (v)
Tuesday (n) play (v)
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ride (v) busy (adj)
run (v) diary (n)
see (v) gadget (n)
sing (v) kitchen (n)
speak (v) laptop (n)
supermarket (n) microwave (n)
swim (v) organise (v)
technology (n)
UNIT 6 PASSIONS
PAGES 60–61 PAGE 69
backpack (n) fan (n)
camera (n) football (n)
headphones (n) international (adj)
MP3 player (n) passionate (adj)
video camera (n) prize (n)
webcam (n) rugby (n)
team (n)
PAGES 62–63
basic (adj) PAGES 70–71
bowl (n) cheese (n)
box (n) chocolate (n)
cheap (adj) competition (n)
design (n) dish (n)
electric (adj) egg (n)
gas (n) fish (n)
heat (v) fruit (n)
lid (n) giant (adj)
maximum (n) meat (n)
newspaper (n) pasta (n)
oven (n) pumpkin pie (n)
panel (n) rice (n)
pot (n) tennis (n)
solar (adj) traditional (adj)
sun (n) vegetable (n)

PAGES 64–65 PAGES 72–73


alarm clock (n) action (n)
dollar (n) bird (n)
euro (n) comedy (n)
expensive (adj) detective (n)
image (n) jazz (n)
memory stick (n) novel (n)
pound (n) reality (n)
quality (n) wildlife (n)
radio (n)
PAGES 74–75
PAGE 67 festival (n)
appointment (n) pigeon (n)
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race (n) PAGES 86–87
tourist attraction (n) climbing (n)
cloudy (adj)
PAGES 76–77 cycling (n)
boring (adj) golf (n)
horrible (adj) photo (n)
table tennis (n) rainy (adj)
running (n)
PAGE 79 season (n)
bone (n) skiing (n)
bread (n) snowy (adj)
Brie (n) sunny (adj)
Camembert (n) wet (adj)
peach (n) windy (adj)
stall (n)
tomato (n) PAGES 88–89
vegetarian (n) bored (adj)
hungry (adj)
UNIT 7 DIFFERENT LIVES thirsty (adj)
PAGE 81 tired (adj)
autumn (n)
celebration (n) PAGE 91
month (n) couple (n)
spring (n) fire (n)
summer (n) hard (adj)
winter (n) journey (n)
sleep (v)
PAGES 82–83 snow (n)
reindeer (n) soft (adj)
study (v) travel (v)
tractor (n)
understand (v) UNIT 8 ROUTINES
PAGE 93
PAGES 84–85 computer (n)
board (n) helicopter (n)
book (n) modern (adj)
classmate (n)
classroom (n) PAGES 94–95
college (n) breakfast (n)
Maasai (n) dinner (n)
pen (n) exercise (n)
pencil (n) lunch (n)
school (n)
student (n) PAGES 96–97
university (n) archaeologist (n)
unusual (adj) article (n)
village (n) colleague (n)

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geologist (n) jeans (n)
laboratory (n) jumper (n)
lecture (n) pocket (n)
noisy (adj) sandals (n)
object (n) scarf (n)
report (n) shirt (n)
teach (v) shoe (n)
shorts (n)
PAGES 98–99 skirt (n)
automatic (adj) suitcase (n)
conservation (n) top (n)
crisis (n) trousers (n)
domestic (adj) T-shirt (n)
hunt (v)
jaguar (n) PAGES 108–109
leopard (n) armchair (n)
radio collar (n) bed (n)
tiger (n) chair (n)
wild (adj) cheap (adj)
comfortable (adj)
PAGE 103 desk (n)
call (v) fridge (n)
drink (v) hostel (n)
eat (v) lamp (n)
gentle (adj) shower (n)
greet (v) sofa (n)
hand (n) table (n)
have a bath (v) TV (n)
identify (v) wardrobe (n)
individual (n)
jeep (n) PAGES 110–111
lie down (phr v) adventurous (adj)
trunk (n) diving (n)
hiking (n)
UNIT 9 TRAVEL hitch-hike (v)
PAGE 105 horse riding (n)
flying (n) in advance (exp)
interesting (adj) lifetime (n)
plane (n) opera (n)
train (n) option (n)
rail (n)
PAGES 106–107 sightseeing (n)
bag (n) view (n)
boot (n)
coat (n) PAGES 112–113
dress (n) alarm (n)
hat (n) desk (n)
jacket (n) meal (n)
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menu (n) celebrity (n)
empire (n)
PAGE 115 land (n)
ancient (adj) leader (n)
bang (n) now (adv)
canoe (n) president (n)
crash (v) prisoner (n)
donkey (n) today (adv)
gold (n) war (n)
goldmine (n)
landmine (n) PAGES 124–125
llama (n) late (adj)
loud (adj) seat (n)
plate (n) sorry (adj)
sand dune (n) worry (v)
sheep (n)
track (n) PAGE 127
astronaut (n)
UNIT 10 HISTORY die (v)
PAGE 117 goal (n)
digital (adj) Mercury (n)
disc (n) orbit (v)
history (n) programme (n)
invention (n) satellite (n)
recorder (n) shuttle (n)
television (n) speech (n)
test (n) Sputnik (n)
video (n) success (n)
tragedy (n)
PAGES 118–119
captain (n) UNIT 11 DISCOVERY
expedition (n) PAGE 129
North Pole (n) arrive (v)
Portuguese (adj) discover (v)
space (n) leave (v)
successful (adj)
PAGES 130–131
PAGES 120–121 arrow (n)
basketball (n) body (n)
champion (n) discovery (n)
friendly (adj) investigation (n)
funny (adj) kill (v)
hero (n) knife (n)
nature (n) mountaineer (n)
sportsman (n) mystery (n)
scientific (adj)
PAGES 122–123
ago (adv) PAGES 132–133
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adventure (n) dining room (n)
dangerous (adj) ironing (n)
film (v) living room (n)
pool (n) mat (n)
watch (v) motorbike (n)
read (v)
PAGES 134–135 sit (v)
crazy (adj) smile (v)
cut (v) talk (v)
deep (adj) toilet (n)
species (n) wash (v)
traffic (n) wear (v)

PAGES 136–137 PAGES 144–145


delicious (adj) folk (n)
last (adj) free (adj)
pay (v) sale (n)
shark (n) shopping (n)
stuff (n)
PAGE 139 trip (n)
acidic (adj)
balloon (n) PAGES 146–147
chemist (n) builder (n)
close (adj) community (n)
earthy (adj) dream house (n)
experience (v) fun (adj)
flower (n) organisation (n)
juicy (adj) professional (adj)
man-made (adj) project (n)
perfume (n) roof (n)
scent (n) tornado (n)
stephanotis (n) tornado-resistant (adj)
taste (v) voluntary (adj)
watery (adj) volunteer (n)

PAGES 148–149
UNIT 12 THE WEEKEND adult (n)
PAGE 141 brochure (n)
factory (n) castle (n)
weekend (n) court (n)
exhibition (n)
PAGES 142–143 finish (v)
bath (n) return ticket (n)
bathe (v) special (adj)
bathroom (n)
bedroom (n) PAGE 151
cooking (n) concert (n)
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flying fish (n)
group (n)
guitar (n)
main (adj)
musician (n)
painter (n)
prepare (v)
rest (v)
song (n)

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