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n. a person's appearance\He has his father's good ~.

v. to bring or fix one thing to another thing\The tunnel ~s Britain to France. ~ the two pieces of wood together.

phrase:divide into pieces Same Meaning: dismember, break up

n. 1 a person in a book, play or film\Homer Simpson is a famous cartoon ~. 2 (no plural) the qualities that make somebody or something different from other people or things \He has a strong ~. \The new factory wil change the ~ of the village.

prep. 1 on or to all sides of something, often in a circle\We sat ~ the table. Her ran ~ the track. There is a wall ~ the garden. 2 in or to different places or in different directions\Her clothes were lying ~ the room. We walked ~ for an hour looking for a restaurant. The children were running ~ the house.

phrase: (three words) to become a friend of somebody \Have you ~ any of the students in your class?

adj. with no others\She's the ~ girl in her class. adv. 1 and nobody or nothing else; no more than\I invited twenty people to the party, but ~ five came. \We can't have dinner now. It's ~ five o'clock! We ~ waited five minutes. It was ~ a suggestion. We can ~ guess what happened.

n. 1 the way that something is made or arranged\The temple's ~ is simple but elegant. The new ~ of the car is beautiful. 2 the process or skill of making drawings, models, etc. to show how something will look, work, etc. \She is studying industrial ~. 3 a drawing that shows how to make something\Have you seen the ~ for the new shopping centre? 4 a pattern of lines, shapes and colours on something \The wallpaper has a ~ of blue and green squares on it.

v. to put sth. in a place so that it will not to move \We ~ed the shelf to the wall.

adj. pron. as well as or different from the one or ones I have said\Carmen is Spanish, but the ~ students in my class are Japanese.\I can only find one shoe. Have you seen the ~ other?\I saw her on the ~ side of the road.\John and Claire arrived at nine o'clock, but the ~s were late.

phrase: (two words) to happen in the way that you hoped or imagined \Her dream ~.

n. a coloured liquid that you put on things with a brush, to change the colour or to make a picture\red ~, Is the ~ dry yet?

n. a game where two te4ams try to hit a ball over a high net with their hands.\We played ~ on the beach.

a. kind and helpful\my neighbours are very ~

n. a person who studies science or works with science

v. 1 to find something that is like another thing or that you can put with it\~ the word with the right picture. 2 to have the same colour, shape or pattern as something else, or to look good \That scarf doesn't ~ your blouse.

phrase: pron. used for saying that somebody does the same thing as another person\Gary and Susy looked at ~(=Gary looked at Susy and Susy looked at Gary).

n.the time that will come\Nobody knows what will happen in the ~.

modal v. 1 a word that you use to ask something in a polite way\~ you close the door, please? 2 a word that you use with 'like' or 'love' to ask or say what somebody wants\~ you like a cup of tea? I'd love to go to Africa.

adj. 1 right or correct\Is it ~ that you are leaving? Glasgow is in England: ~ or false? 2 real\A ~ friend will always help you. It's a ~ story (=it reallly happened).

v. to draw a plan that shows how to make sth.\The building was ~ed by a German architect.

adj. happy about something Same Meaning: pleased\He was ~ to see us.

n. 1 a feeling of wanting something to hapen and thinking that it will\There's little ~ of finding survivors. Don't give up ~ - you may still pass. 2 (no plural) a person or thing that gives you ~ \Can you help me? You're my only ~.

phrase: (five words) repared and able to do sth.

v.to say hello when you meet somebody\He ~ with a smile.