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Unit 2
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Unit 2, English File Elementary 4th Exercises and Flashcards
Wordlist for Unit 2, English File Elementary 4th
Word | Definition | Example |
bag | a container used to carry things, like a backpack or handbag | Can you help me with these shopping bags, please? |
book | Before you go to the restaurant, call and book the table | |
a coin | a small, round metal money | A coin is a small, round piece of metal used as money |
charger | a device used to charge a phone, laptop, or tablet | Do you have a charger for an iPhone? |
credit card | a plastic card used to buy things without cash | Can I pay for this by credit card, please? |
diary | a book where people write personal thoughts or daily events | According to my diary, I've got two meetings on Monday |
dictionary | a book or app that explains the meaning of words | Do you have a dictionary? |
file | All the documents are saved in the separate file | |
glasses | a pair of lenses worn to help people see better | Are these your glasses? |
headphones | a device worn on the ears to listen to music or sound privately | Apple will upgrade their wireless headphones |
identity card | Can I see your identity card? | |
iPod | a small device used for listening to music | He's got all his music and videos on his iPod |
key | a small metal object used to lock or unlock doors | Are these your keys? |
laptop | a portable computer | A laptop is useful for working on the train |
magazine | a thin book with articles and pictures, often published weekly or monthly | All the women's magazines seem to contain photos |
newspaper | a daily or weekly paper with news and stories | Can I see your newspaper, please? |
pen | a tool used for writing with ink | Can I borrow your pen? |
pencil | a tool used for writing or drawing with graphite | Can I borrow your pencil? |
photo | a picture taken with a camera | Alex took a photo of his dog |
piece of paper | a single sheet used for writing or drawing | Break out a piece of paper for me, please |
purse | a small bag used to carry money, often by women | A purse was stolen from a vehicle |
scissors | a tool used for cutting paper or fabric | Be careful! The scissors are very sharp! |
sunglasses | glasses worn to protect the eyes from the sun | Do you wear sunglasses? |
tablet | a small, flat computer with a touchscreen | I play games on my tablet |
ticket | a small paper or digital pass used to enter a place or travel | A ticket to Oxford, please |
tissue | a soft paper used for cleaning the nose or face | Can you get me a box of tissues while you're out? |
umbrella | a tool used to protect from rain | An umbrella is red |
wallet | a small case for carrying money and cards, often used by men | A boy found a wallet on the metro |
watch | He looked at his watch | |
awful | very bad or unpleasant | Don't go to this restaurant! They serve awful food there |
bad | not good or poor in quality | Biting your nails is a bad habit |
beautiful | very nice to look at | Anna is a beautiful woman |
big | large in size | Buying that house was a big mistake |
cheap | not expensive, costs little money | A good education is not cheap. You need to pay a lot |
clean | not dirty, free from mess | After preparing the dinner she always cleans the kitchen |
cold | having a low temperature, not warm | Are you cold? |
dangerous | not safe, something that can cause harm | A firefighter is a very dangerous job |
dark | not much light, opposite of bright | Have you got dark eyes? |
different | not the same | Are the photos the same or different? |
difficult | hard to do or understand | A bank manager is a very difficult job |
dirty | not clean, covered with dust or stains | All my socks are dirty |
easy | It was an easy task | |
empty | having nothing inside | I got on a bus. It was empty |
expensive | costs a lot of money | Clothes are very expensive in this country |
fantastic | very good or amazing | Did you see it? That's fantastic! |
fast | moving quickly | A train is faster than a car |
fat | having a lot of body weight | Chips contain a lot of fats |
full | containing as much as possible, not empty | Don't talk with your mouth full! |
good | nice, good quality, or correct | Are you having good time? |
great | very good, better than good | A great crowd of protesters gathered in the square |
high | far above the ground or at a great height | A high wall surrounded the garden |
left | to go away from a place or a person | Dad left the office late yesterday |
light | not heavy or bright, the opposite of dark | A light layer of snow covered the rooftops |
long | having a great length, not short | Alice is tall and she has long black hair |
low | close to the ground or not high | Prices are lower now than they were last year |
new | recently made, not old | Did you see a new movie? |
nice | pleasant or kind | Be nice to her, she's new |
old | having lived for a long time or not new | Beatrice is not old |
poor | having little money or in bad condition | After both parents lost their jobs, the family became very poor |
quite | a little or somewhat | He is quite noisy sometimes |
really | very or truly | "She's an actress." "Really! How exciting!' |
rich | having a lot of money or valuable things | After two successful pop albums, she was a very rich woman |
right | The bank is on your right | |
safe | not dangerous, free from harm | Better be safe than dangerous |
short | not long in length or height | All my classmates are tall, I'm the shortest in the class |
slow | moving or happening at a low speed | A car is slower than a train |
small | not big, little in size | Ants are smaller than bugs |
strong | having great power or strength | He is a strong boy |
tall | having a great height, not short | A tall building is sometimes called a tower |
terrible | very bad or awful | He told me that he'd just received some terrible news |
the same | not different, identical | Her son is the same age as mine |
ugly | not nice to look at, the opposite of beautiful | An ugly duck became a beautiful swan |
very | a lot, to a high degree | It's very cold |
weak | not strong or having little power | He is too weak to lift the bag |
wrong | not correct, the opposite of right | According to you, they are wrong |
young | not old, having lived for a short time | Ann is a young girl |
black | a dark color, the opposite of white | Can I have a black coffee, please? |
blue | the color of the sky and ocean | Blue is my favourite colour |
brown | the color of wood or chocolate | Brown bears are really big |
gold | a shiny yellow color or a valuable metal | Can I see your gold medal? |
green | the color of grass and leaves | Buses are greener than in the past |
grey | a color between black and white | Can you see those grey clouds? |
orange | a bright color or a round fruit | An orange T-shirt looks very bright! |
pink | a soft red color | A lot of toys for girls are pink |
red | the color of fire and apples | Apple is red |
purple | a mix of red and blue, like grapes | A purple tie doesn't match with a yellow shirt |
silver | a shiny grey color or a valuable metal | Do you like silver jewelry? |
white | Santa has a long, white beard | |
yellow | the color of the sun and bananas | A bunch of yellow roses |
angry | feeling mad or upset | A manager will be very angry |
bored | feeling tired because nothing is interesting | After a while, I got bored and left |
frightened | feeling scared or afraid | Are you frightened of spiders? |
happy | feeling good and joyful | Are you happy? |
hungry | wanting food | After a long walk in the park we were very hungry |
sad | feeling unhappy | Dad looked sad and worried as he read the letter |
stressed | feeling worried or under pressure | Don't get stressed about exams |
thirsty | wanting to drink something | Ask the children if they're thirsty |
tired | feeling sleepy or having no energy | Are you tired after work? |
worried | feeling nervous about something bad that might happen | Are you worried about the exam? |