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adj. thin, but not too thin\a tall ~ man

n.1 something that is difficult; something that makes you worry\She has a lot of ~s. Her husband is ill and her son is in prison. \There is a ~ with my phone -- it doesn't work. 2 a question that you must answer by thinking about it\I can't solve this ~.

n. 1 a person's part in a play or film\He played the ~ of the king. 2 what a person does, for example in an organization or a relationship\Your ~ is to welcome guests as they arrive.

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.

n. (no plural) the study of the Earth and everything on it, such as mountains, rivers, land and people

n. (no plural) a Chinese game that two people play on a board with red and black pieces (like horse,cannon,elephant...) on it

adj. pron. the two; not only one but also the other\Hold it in b~ hands. ~ her brothers are doctors.

phrase: (three words) able to do something well\James tennis.

n. a person who studies science or works with science

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.

n. 1 a time when people come together for a special reason, usually to talk about something\We had a ~ to talk about the plans for the new swimming pool. I'll be in a ~ all morning, but I'l call you in the afternoon. 2 a time when two or more people come together\Do you remember your first ~ with your husband?

n. 1 a person who has people or animals in their control\The dog ran to its ~. 2 a person who is very good at something \paintings by the Italian ~

v. 1 to come together with somebody or something\Will you ~ us for dinner? This road ~s the motorway soon. 2 to become a member of a group \He ~ the army. I've ~ed an aerobics class.

n. 1 (no plural) the ability to do something well\Flying a plane takes great ~. 2 a things that you can do well\What ~s do you need for this job?

n. 1 something that you have decided to do and how you are going to do it\What are your holiday ~s? The have ~s to build a new school.

phrase: (two words) to want

n. good things that happen to you that you cannot control \we wish you ~ in your new career

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.

a. kind and helpful\my neighbours are very ~

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

n.1. the money that you get back if you pay more than the amount sth. costs\If a newspaper costs 60p and you pay with a pound coin, you will get 40p ~. 2. small pieces of money,coins \I haven't got any ~.

n. a person who is in a group\I'm a ~ of the school football team.

n. a building where people can look at old or interesting things\Have you ever been to the British ~?

n. sth. that you hear\I heard the ~ of a baby crying.

v. 1 to run slowly for exercise\I ~ed round the park. I go ~ing every morning. 2 to push or touch something a little, so that it moves\She ~ed my arm and I spilled my drink.