Vocabulary, Lesson 1A/EI2201
- Last name/ Surname: A name shared by all the members of a
family.- This is. ( Introducing a person)- Nice to meet you/Nice to
meet you too: Used when meeting a person for the first time,
expressing you are pleased to meet him/her.- Fine: Very good.-
Room: A part of a building.- Sorry?: Used in conversations when you
need somebody to repeat what he/she has said.- Food: What people or
animals eat.- Drinks: Liquids people drink.- Travel: The act of
going to another place.- Gate: A barrier like a door.- Cents:
Money.- Road: A street.- Chart: Some information in the form of
diagrams lists or figures.- Rhythm: A strong regular repeated
pattern of sounds or movements.- Role-play: A learning activity in
which you behave in the way somebody else would behave in a
particular situation.- To introduce: To tell somebody what your
name is.- Dad: Father (informal).- Stress: Emphasis.- To underline:
To draw (make) a line under a word or sentence.- Caf: Cafeteria.-
Blank: With nothing written, printed or recorded on it (empty).
Vocabulary, Lesson 1B (Also page 141)EI 2201
- Country: An area of land that has or used to have its own
government and laws.- Language: The system of speech and writing
that is used by people of a particular country. - Quiz: A test of
knowledge.- Again: One more time.- Business: The activity of
making, buying, selling or supplying goods or services for money.-
Delicious: Having - Doll: A childs toy in the shape of a person,
especially a baby.- Cheese: A type of food made from milk, it is
usually white or yellow in color.- Sneakers: Tennis shoes. -
Glasses: Two lenses in a frame that rests on the nose and ears.
Used to see better or to protect their eyes from sunlight.- People:
The plural of person.- Near: A short distance away.- To match: To
connect.- Flag: A piece of fabric with a special colored design on
it that maybe the symbol of a particular country or organization. -
Box: A container.- Capital letters: The letters of the form and
size that are used at the beginning of a sentence or a name.
OPPOSITE: LOWER CASE LETTERS.
Vocabulary 1C (pages 8 and 9) EI2201
- Interview: A formal meeting at which somebody is asked
questions to see if they are suitable for a particular job.- Form:
An official document containing questions and spaces for answers.-
To spell: To say or write the letters of a word in the correct
order.- Address: Details of where somebody lives or works.- Zip
code: Post code ( A group of letters and/or numbers that are used
as a part of an address so that post/mail can be separated into
groups and delivered more quickly).- Highlighted: Marked with a
special coloured pen, to emphasize it or make it easier to see.
Vocabulary Lesson 1D(Also Grammar Bank)
EI2201
- A board: A piece of wood or other hard material to write on. -
A light: The energy from a lamp.- Walls: A long upright solid
structure, made of stone, brick or concrete, that surrounds,
divides or protects an area of land.- Beginning: To be the first
part of.- Vowels: The letters A-E-I-O-U.- To put on: To dress
yourself in (Opposite: To take off).
Vocabulary On a plane and pages 14 and 15. EI2201.
- Here you are: Used when you are giving something to somebody.-
To hear: To receive sounds with your ears.- To speak: To speak or
tell somebody something, using words.- Useful: Helpful,
utilitarian.- How far is it?: Used for asking for distance.- Bag: A
container.- Downtown/City centre: In or towards the centre of a
city.- parking lot/ Car park: An area where people can leave their
cars.- Pair: Two people.- To answer: To say, write or do as a
reaction to a question.- Wallet: Used for putting money and credit
cards.- Lipstick: Used for colouring the lips.- File: A box or
folder for putting papers.- Watch: A type of small clock that you
wear on your wrist.- Word: A unit of language.- Old: Having lived
for a long time.- Basic: Fundamental.- Bird: A creature that is
covered with feathers and has two wings and two legs. Most birds
can fly.- Sometimes: Occasionally.- Wine. An alcoholic drink made
from the juice of grapes.- Royal: Connected with or belonging to
the king or queen of a country.- Beef: Meat that comes from a
cow.
