Word

Example sentence

Arabic

again (adv)

When your teacher finds the coin, another person leaves the room. Hide the coin again and continue the game. p.47

behind (prep)

Can you see my manual? Is it behind the door? p.47

between (prep)

Is it on the shelf between the boxes? p122  You can’t park on this street between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m.p.53

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burnt out (adj)

 A Can you help me? B Sure, what's the problem? A It's the bulb. It's burnt out.

B There's a new bulb in the box over there. p.48

calculator (n)

B Can you see my calculator? A Is it on the shelf? No it isn’t. Is it on the desk?  Yes, it is.  Thank you! p.47

car keys (n pl)

B Good, now I just need my car keys… Car keys…Look, they’re under the papers in front of the monitor. p.123

coin (n)

Play a game with a coin. Your teacher leaves the room and you hide the coin. When he comes back, answer their questions. Example: Your teacher: Is it near the window? p.47

desk (n)

The disks are on the desk. p.46

desk drawer (n)

The scissors are in the desk drawer. p.46

documentation (n)

The insurance company claims that he failed to provide the relevant documentation. Macmillan Dictionary on-line.  Definition:  documents used for proving that something is true.

electric drill (n)

B Can you see my electric drill? A Is it in the box next to the door? B No, it isn't.

A Is it in the tool box in front of the bookshelf? B Yes, it is! Thank you!

file (n)

 Is it in a file?  ..Yes, a blue file. p.122

finish (v)

What time do you finish work? p.47

flat (adj)

It’s the batteries.  They’re flat. p.48

get up (v)

What time do you get up in the morning. p.47

glasses (n pl)

Can you see my reading glasses? Are they on the desk? No, they aren’t. Are they next to the computer keyboard?  Yes, they are.  Thanks. p.47

gloves (n)

Can you see my gloves?  Are they in the box?  No, they aren’t.  Are they on the floor? Yes, they are.  Thanks! p.47

go to bed (v)

What time do you go to bed at night? p.47

here (adv)

Here or there? p.46

hide (v)

Your teacher leaves the room and you hide the coin. p.47

in front of (prep)

Are they in front of the monitor? p.47

keyboard (n)

Can you see my reading glasses? Are they on the desk? No, they aren’t. Are they next to the computer keyboard?  Yes, they are.  Thanks. p.47

locate (v)

The railway station is located to the west of the city. p.460 Oxford Word Power

look (v)

you need the things in list B. Look at the picture. Have conversations like this. p.47 Look at the picture of the office and complete the sentences. p.46

lose (v)—lose, lost, have lost

Match the problems with the picture.  I want to lose weight(a).p.51

meeting (n)

I have a meeting with a customer.p.122 We need to have a meeting to discuss these matters. p.486 Oxford Word Power

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monitor (n)

B Can you see my keys? A Are they on the shelf? B No, they aren't. A Are they in front of the monitor?  B Yes, they are. Thanks!p.47

next to (prep)

The manuals are next to the door. p.46

office (n)

Look at the picture of the office and complete the sentences. p.46

papers (n pl)

Car keys…Look, they’re under the papers in front of the monitor. p.123

radiator (n)

What’s that next to the radiator? p.123

reading glasses (n pl)

Can you see my reading glasses? Are they on the desk? No, they aren’t. Are they next to the computer keyboard?  Yes, they are.  Thanks. p.47

sandwiches (n)

Can you see my sandwiches?  Are they on the desk?  No they aren’t.  Are they on the chair? Yes, they are. Thanks!

seal (v)

'Put these cables in those boxes. Seal the boxes with this tape and put them on that truck. p.49

shelf (n)

Can you see my keys? Are they on the shelf? No, they aren’t.  Are they in front of the monitor?  Yes, they are. Thanks! p.47

start (v)

What time do you start work? p.47

telephone book (n)

Can you see my telephone book? Is it in the green bag next to the radiator? No, it isn’t.  Is it on the shelf between the boxes? Yes, it is. Thanks! p.47

that (det/pron)

Complete the rules by writing this, that, these, or those. p.48

that (relative pronoun)

We use this for one thing that is near; We use those for two or more things that are near. p.48

there (adv)

A Can you help me? B Sure, what's the problem? A It's this bulb. It's burnt out.

B There's a new bulb in that box over there.p.48 and 123

these (det/pron)

What colours are these keys and doors? p.49  Put these cables in those boxes. p.49

those (det/pron)

Put these cables in those boxes. p.49

tool box (n)

Can you see my tool box? Is it behind the door?  No, it isn’t.  Is it in front of the bookshelf? Yes, it is.  Thanks! p.47

under (prep)

The gloves are under the desk. p.46

wallet (n)

Can you see my wallet? Is it in the desk drawer? No, it isn’t.  Is it on the desk? p.47

Useful phrases

Excellent!

He speaks excellent French. p.269 Oxford Word Power.

I’m late.

Oh, no.  I’m late again. p.123

be in a hurry

No, and I’m in a hurry.  I have a meeting with a customer. p.123

What’s the problem?

Can you help me?  Sure, what’s the problem? p.123

What’s the time?

Look at your watch.  What’s the time? p.47

What’s up?

Are you busy?  No, what’s up? p.123