American English File 1 - Student's Book - Second Edition

Things VOCABULARY BANK

a Match the words and pictures. •I

a book ·1'uk1 : 1••1• 'r
a calendar / k.reloncJ:m
a cell phone /sci foon/ ·==~... ..:·.Ii~;:·
a change purse .1tJcmu3 p;:ir"/
1 acoin bin/ - -@Zl ~
a ~dit card !'krc<.l:>t kurtil > ~. ,.
as;!ktionary ,''cJ1k.f;mcri,'
a file/a binder fat I i'haind:ir/ ...·.:·....:=..-=-.~...-~,."~J.,
glg.sses /'gla:~:>zl
~phones /' hctl foonzl .~. I-W1IT1IMt.-N••1­r••·--

an Ill card 1 a1'cJi kordf

an iPod /'aipudl
a key /ki/
a li!.ptop ·'l<eptup'
a magazine 1ma.:y:1'1in.
a ~paper /'nuzpc1por/
a pen 'pen/
a~cil ·"prn-,1 '
a phQto /'footoo/
a piece of~per /pi' :iv 'pe1p:ir/
scissors \1z;:irz..
a stamp /:-.ta:mp;
fil!.llglasses /'-;Ang l a:~oz/
a ticket 'llk;:it '

a tissue 1 11Ju'

an um~lla /Am'brtbi
a wallet t'wal.:it/
a watch 1wu1J
b 1 51 >)) Listen and check.

p Plural nouns
Some words for things are plural,
e.g.. glasses, headphones, pants.
Don't use aI an with plural nouns.
NOT a~. a headf)hafles.

c Cover the words and look at the
pictures. In pairs, ask and answer.

What is i~ ~·s a watch.

What are ther.?1 <;,.;.hey're glasses.

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Online Practice

Adjectives VOCABULARY BANK

1 COMMON ADJECTIVES

a Match the words and pictures 1- 16. My name _ Tim.

bad r ...I safe_ xa am b is @)are
big h1y1
1 dangerous "'dc1nd3.Jr;;is/ p Modifiers: veryI really
dirty \bni
easy /i We often use these words before adjectives.
empty 1 ,~, i•
CXI2£!1Sive 1i-''ipcn~1v A Ferrari is very I really fast.
far 1tm, e Look at the things in the list. Say two adjectives for
fast /f,:cst/
high h 11 / each one. Use modifiers.
A Ferrari Mount Everest Bill Gates
hot t ''
long bl) The Pyramids Africa Your town I city
old :ovldt
0 Ferrari - It's really fast and very expensive.
rich 1ntf
strong 1st r.11JI ~ p.14

wrong ''"
b 1 60 >)) Listen and check.

c Match these adjectives with their opposites in a.

cheap :'t_fip; low !fou' short ifJrt/
clean /klini near .'n1r: slow isloo/
cold 'kookl· small ·..,nvl l
new ·n J'
Qifficult 1'd1f1k \It weak \\ 1I..
poor I 'r
full J(,, right ' It'
good 4 Kl' safe II

d 1 61 ))) Listen and check. Then test your partner. A say
an adjective and B say the opposite.

2 APPEARANCE

a Match the opposite adjectives and the pictures.

blond .'hl.tn<.i dark /Jork1 old 1<•DIJ• young Y\IJ/
beautiful 'h}' u1.1fli ygly ·"qli1 tall t.:-1. short j.Jrt l
fat Let thin Hm

b 1 67>)) Listen and check.

c Cover the adjectives and look at the pictures. Test yourself
or a partner.

p Positive adjectives for appearance

Beautiful,good-looking, pretty, and attractive can all be used
for women, but for men we only use good-lookingor attractive.

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Verb phrases VOCABULARY BANK

a Match the verbs and pictures. in an a~rtment - children

cook >K in an Qffice
do
d rink idt11.Jk! economics German a new car
eat 1
go a newspaper animals to the movies
have h;n•
like la k: TV to music tennis
listen 'll<sn
I live h\ an umbrella homework I housework the guitar
play ·rh:il
read ll1 girry water fast food
say .u
speak \pik ·
study \di
take 11,. I,.
want 1wont/
watch ~ utJi
wear <'C:
work \\Xk·

b 2 2 >)) Listen and check.

p work
Work has two meanings.
1 She wo!Xs in a museum.
=it's herjob
=2 The phone doesn't work.
it's broken
have or eat?
Have can be used with both food
and drink, and is common with
meals, e.g., have a sandwich, have
a coffee, have lunch.
Eat can only be used with food,
e.g., eat fast food.

c Cover the verbs and look at
the piclures. Test yourselfor a
partner.

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dinner ~xercise glasses

Online Practice

Jobs VOCABULARY BANK

a Match the words and pictures. d 2 9 >)) Listen and repeat the sentences. What do you do?
an administrative a~tant
1.:iJ'rnin;istre1t1v )\J'>l:mtl What do you do?

1 an architect l'urk;itrkt.' \v Iwork for a I'm a student. ....
a chef/ a cook 'li.:f kok' French company. I'm in college.
a construction ~ker k ·111',t r ,1; fn I'm a musician. I work in a store. I'm at school. I'm unemQ!QYed.
\\ Jrlo..x
a dentist drnt1-.1 I'm an engineer. I'm retired.
a ~tor "dukt-1t;
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a factory worker /'fa·kt .)11 'wJrbr!
a flight attendant :f!art ;i't1 ntbnti
a front desk clerk/ a re~tionist
'fr,-.nt di:..,k kbrk 1rt',i:pr;in1,1
a hair stylist hn •...1ad1...t
a journalist dy1rn;ihst/
a lawyer 1'b1Jr
a (bank) manager 1 h.i.:nkJ ' rna: md3:ir1
a model /'modi/
a mufilcian imyu'1.1Jn1
a nurse ln;in,/
a Jtllot ''paJIJt•
a police Qfficer p;i 11, 'ofo,Jr,
a salesperson "'t1l1p.1r'n
a fil2Ccer ~er ·,uk;i: 'pk1:ir1
a soldier /'<,oold3:ir/
a !_tlcher !'titJ:ir/
a veterinarian /vi:t:in'ni.:ri:in/
a waiter/ a~tress i'wc1tJrf
·'well r;i, ·

J' a/ an+ jobs

I We use aI an+ job words.
She's a model. NOT She's medel.

b 2 8 >)) Listen and check.

c Cover the jobs. In pairs, say what the

people do.

0he's a veterinarian. He's an engineer.

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The family VOCABULARY BANK

a Look at the two family trees. Online Practice
!\umber the people in relation to
Richard.

aunt <-t.:nt

2 bmther 'hrA1br:

3 £QYsin :''k.vn ·

4 d..iw.ghter \bt.:n!

5 futher "'v' :n lll('Jr

6 grandfather

7 grandmother 41 a:11!11 \<\~r

8 IllQther :'m,,1\.)r·

9 ~phew , Del\ U'

IO niece ')•-..

11 filter 'l'-i "If

12 ~on °'An

13 uncle · \l)kl·

14 wife /v,mf'

b Complele 1-3 with dilldren,
arandparents, llfilent~.

my father and my mother =

my _ __, pn.1nb

2 my grandfather and my

grandmother =

my lJU.r·('lr:lnt~....

3 my son and my daughter =

my _ _ 111'

c 2 32 >)) Listen and check your
answers to a and b.

p More family words
My wife's mother = my mother-in-
law;My sister's husband =
my brother-in-law, etc.

My mother's second husband =

my stepfather

=My father's daughter from

another wife my stepsister

d Cover the words. In pairs, ask and
answer.

Who's Jennifer!.) ( She's Richard's grandmother.

Who are Sue and Nick? They're Richard's aunt and uncle.

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Everyday activities VOCABULARY BANK

- a Match the verbs and pictures.
Suzy Stressed
take a shower
have a coffee
do housework
start work at 8:30
finish work at 6:30
get dressed
1 wake up at 7:00
have lunch at work
go shopping
go to bed late
have wzza for dinner
get home late
go to work by bus
watch T V and check ~ma il s

Henry Healthy
go to Italian .dilsses
do Italian homework

1 get up at 8:00
have breakfast
exercise
go home early
walk to work
relax
take the dog for a walk
sleep for eight hours
make dinner
take a bath

b 2 37 >)) Listen and check.

c In pairs, cover the phrases and
look at the pictures. A describe

Suzy's day. B describe Henry's

day. Then change roles.

j)have

Have has t wo meanings.
1 For family and possessions,

e.g., I have three children.
He has a big house.
2 For activities, e.g., I have lunch
at 1:30. She has a coffee in
the afternoon.

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Time VOCABULARY BANK

1 TELLING THE TIME 2 EXPRESSIONS OF FREQUENCY

a Match the watches and phrases. a Complete the expressions.
0ow often do you see your friends?
M[TI
1 every 't\ n dtzy. M, T, W, Th, F, S, S
1 2 every w week I, week 2, week 3, etc.
3 every m January, February, March, etc.
,•• 4 every y 2001, 2002, 2003, etc.
5 once v\0~ a _ _ _ only on Mondays
' 6 twice :lwad a on Mondays and
Wednesdays
It's It's six fifw:n. /(a) ql!llter after six. 7 three times a on Mondays, Wednesdays,
It's six o'ci.Qd. and Fridays
1 It's It's six .furty-five. /(a) .qygrter to ~ven. 8 four times a ____ in January, April, July, and
It's It's six ten. / ten ;ilter six. October
It's It's six fifty-five./ five to ~ven. b 2 46 >)) Listen and check.
It's It's six thir.ty five./ ~ty-five to ~ven.
It's It's six-thirty./ half past six. c Cover the left-hand column. Test yourself.
It's three minutes after six.
It's It's six ~ty. / lli'.mty .ilfter six. 3 ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY
b 2 24 >)) Listen and check.
a Match sentences 1- 6 with a-f. What do thelh1g1ili
p rime
words mean?
You can ask for the time in two different ways:
1 [J l ,1lwa_µ;, 1Jl'AL'I/• get up at 7:00 during the week.
What time is it?OR What's t he time?
02 I ofiinl l'ofn.' go to the movies after work.
For t imes that are not multiples of five we use minutes, C3 I JJ \UJI } u:--ill finish work at 6:00.

e.g., 6:03 =It's three minutes after six. 4 [_] I mermh·~ ·.,,,1 ,11, 1r. 7 meet a friend for lunch.

c Cover the phrases. Ask and answer with a partner. D5 I liardl · ., er ·'hurdh 'i.:v~r· go to the theater.

What time is i~ 0·s... 6 [ j I neve 1'm·11 Jr/ have coffee.

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b I start work at 8:00 every day.

c But on Fridays we stop at 3:00.
d l don't like it.

e Only once or twice a year.
f About once or twice a month.

b 2 47>)) Listen and check.

p normally

Normally is the same as usually. I normally get

up early =I usually get up earty.

c Cover sentences 1-6 and look at a- f. Can you

remember the sentences?

d 2 48 >)) Listen and repeat the filgnlig ed adverbs

of frequency. !J-Online Practice

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More verb phrases VOCABULARY BANK

a Match the verbs and pictures.

1 buy (a ticket) /ba1!
call (your mom) /bl/
perform (the tanBo) tper'h:rm/
draw (a picture) /dr-:i/
drive (a car) /dra1v/
find (a parkinB space) lfamdl
for~ (somebody's name) ifor'gd/
give (somebodyflowers) fyrv/
hear (a noise) lhirl
help (somebody) !help/
look for (your keys) /lok for/
meet (for a coffee) /m1t/
paint (a picture) /peml/
play (chess) /ple1/
remember (somebody's name)

/n'mt:mbor/

run (a race) lrAnl
see (a movie) /si/
sing (asonB) !suy
swim (in the ocean) /swim/
take (photos) /tctk/
talk (to your teacher) /t:ik/
tell (somebody a secret) /tel/
use (a computer) .'yuz/
wait for (a bus) /welt br/

b 2 54l)) Listen and check.

c Cover the verbs and look at the
pictures. Test yourselfor a partner.

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The weather and dates VOCABULARY BANK

1 THE WEATHER 2 THEDATE

a Complete the chart with words from the list. a Complete the months. Remember to use CAPITAL
letters!
clm!dy /1kb0Ji1 hot 1hu ti raining :'rcm11J
cold i kool<.li windy l''h inJi! January _ pril _ uly _ ctobcr
fuggy 'fllHI .srura'..ing 1\00011.1/ _ cbruary ay ugust _ ovember
_ arch une _ccember
mnny '\,\nJI _ eptember

What's the weather like? It's _ __ b 3 291)) Listen and check.
It's sunny.

c Complete the numbers and words.

It's _ _ _ It's _ __ h t first I~' t.
2nd second /\ck~nd ·
It's _ __. It's _ _ _ 3rd third (farJ:
4th fourt h brtt

-5lh.. fifth 1110'

6th _ _ _ /s1ksH/

7th 'srvnO

It's _ _ ~ It's eighth l'ltf\'
ninth natnH/
b 3 8 1)) Listen and check. 10th
11th !tt:nOI
p Other adjectives for temperature 1'ln :inO
13th twelfth twl'lftl
r =warm /w:irm/ a nice temperature, not very hot 14th
/O~r't1nO'
I (opposite_=_c_o_o_I l_ku_I/J_ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ____, 21st br'I 111 I

c Cover the chart and look at the pictures. Ask and 23rd twentieth t \\ rnti."lll'
answer with a partner.
30th 1IWt:nt1 'l;"tf">I
What's the weather like.!.1 ~·s sunny.
twenty-gcond /I \\l'llli 'st:bllll1
T he four seasons
d 3 9 >)) Match the words and pictures. Listen and check. t '' tnl '(brd

twenty-fourth ,, cnt1 'f:lrH

/'fbrt t.:iO/

thirty-first ·H;"trtt ·r~r~t'

d 3 30 >)) Listen and check.

p Writing and saying the date
We write We say

March 12th March twelfth or the twelfth ofMarch

1/22 January twenty-second or the twenty-

second ofJanuary

Prepositions with years, months, and dates

Use in +years, e.g., The Rio Olympics are in 2016.
Use in +months, e.g., My birthday's in February.
Use on +dates, e.g., The meeting is on Friday, September 5th.

spring lspnIJI fall lf'"l) Saying years
summer l\Am;"tr/ winter /'wrnt;,r/
1807 eighteen "oh" seven
1936 nineteen thirty-six
2008 two thousand and eight (for years 2000-2010)
2011 t wo thousand and eleven OR t wenty eleven

e What's the weather like today? What season is it where e What's the date today? What's the date tomorrow?
you are? What year is it?

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go, have, get VOCABULARY BANK

a Match the verbs and pictures. .... . • 1 • • • • • .. • • •

by bus/ by car/ by plane lw,I lkm' • l'I . . . e • e • • ea•. e • e •• e e e e a•• ,. • ••• e I
pkm·
- 1 for a walk :v. -,k ·
home (from school) 'h<i. •111
out (on Friday niBht) ot
sh.Qpping ~
to a restaurant C\t;mmt
to bed (late) h t.
ro church/ to mosque / to temple
tJ:1rtf :musk. i'tl mp!:
to the beach .'hit.I
back (to work) h .d.

. on vagtion e1'~ t'1fn

... ..................

a car / a bike .\JI l'alk
long hair ,.,1_1 h.,r

breakfast/ lunch fdinner

'l">rci..fast• L\ntf d111>1
a drink /dn!Jl-.'
a good time yod t;,1r11•

a sandwich ·._ ·1 .J\' l\J

...........a sister / a brother ~t:ir ,·bn1\x

a newspaper(= buy) I ! I l r.11
a rs.xi/ a bus/ a train(= take)

, t.•·k~t' 'ti,,._, trun

an ~mail/ a ktter (= receive)

11111..il "Jt:l:>P

dressed 'd "·~t
home(= arrive) ·he n
co che airport(= arrive) 'crp:in'
up (early) AP

b 3 61 >)) Listen and check.

c Cover the expressions and look at the

pictures. Test yourselfor a partner.

d Take turns saying three things you did

yesterday and three you did last week
with went, had, or got.

Yesterday, I got up early. I had
\ breakfast in a cafe. I went shopping...

b-

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The house VOCABULARY BANK

1 ROOMS

Match the words a nd pictu res 1- 9.

a 2filb.room ·bcc0rurn·
a ~room 'hcdruml

a.dining room ·<JamHJ rum

:>_aga~
r1

a hall , ,·

a kitchen r.tt ;:ii••

alivingroom 'h\11) rumf

1 a llildy /an office i''>t..\dii i':ifas:

a yard 1yurd1

2 PARTS OF A ROOM

Match the words and pictures 10- 14.

a .llillcony h..clk;,m.
the lliling s1h~J1

the floor ·n'"lr·

the stairs ''>lCl'ZI
the wall lw;)f/

3 THINGS IN A ROOM b 4 12>)) Listen and check 1- 3.

a Match the words and pictures 15- 31. c Cover the words and look at the pictures. Test yourself o r a partner.

an armchair ormlft·.. ~ p.62

a ha.Ihtub n1eOt/\b1 Online Practice
a bed 'b j

a Qij2board 'k.,b;:ird1

a fittplace /'fa1:irple1s.1
a lamp ila:mpi
a light i(ai( I

a .minor f'mir;,r'
a plant l nr
a refrigerator / a fridge
·n fnJ:>-xe1t,r fnJ3

a rug r,\!-l

a shelf (shelves) /Jdf/
a sllim'.er /'J~to~r/
a ~fa / a couch /\oof:>/ /kaotJI
a stove ,.,100\1
a IQilet 1 ,1• ' t
a ~sh ing machine i.a.ufnJ m~'Jtn

p Heat and central air conditioning

Heat is a system that makes a house
warm, usually using an oil, gas, or
electric furnace. C:~l)tral air conQitioning
is a system that makes a house cool.

Prepositions: VOCABULARY BANK
place and movement

1 PLACE

a Match the words and pictures.
in ·1n
in front of 'm frAnt Jv/
on un
Y.nder .'11\11tbr/

1 behirul. lht'ham<l/
be~ /ht'twinl
a~ from h'kr:i<. fr:m1 /
next to /nt:k't t ul
Qver l'oov;;ir/

b 4 21 >)) Listen and check.

c In pairs, ask and answer about
the pictures.

Where's the ghosti2_

0·s under the bed.

- 2 MOVEMENT

a Match the words and pictures.

from ...to /fr;Jm/ /t u/
into J'mtul
out of /'<tot :ivl
up IAp/
down 'daonr
l IQ.ward t :>rd'
b 4 22 >)) Listen and check.

c In pairs, ask and answer about
the pictures.
Where's the ghost going.?l

( It's going from the living room to

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Food VOCABULARY BANK

a Match the words and pictures. Lunch/ dinner /lAntf/ /'dm:.ir/ Fruit tfrutl
Breakfast /'brckfast/ fish Jflfl .!!pples /'a:plz!
bread /hml! meat (steak, chicken, fil!l!Sages) bananas /b:.i'men;:iz/
butter /'bAt;:iri /mit/ m:anges /':irind31z/
meal /'srri;)l/ (Qlive) oil ':HI/ a J2ineapple /'painrepl/
cheese /tfizJ ~ta /'pust<J/ strawberries /'str;:1bcrizi
mffee /'kofi/ rice /rat~/
eggs /cgz/ glad /'srefad/ Desserts /ch'z:.irt .,,
jam /d3rem/ cake /kc1ki
(orange) juice /d3us/ Vegetables /'vcd3t:.iblz/ fruit ~lad /frut \rel<>d!
milk /mtlk/ carrots /'kc.er:>ts/ ice~ /a1s 'krim/
fil!gar /'J'og<ir/ French fries lfrcntf fra1s/
l tea /ti/ kttuce flct;:is/ Snacks /.,na;ks/
toast /toost/ mushrooms l'mAfwmzl candy /'krendi/
onions l'Any;mz/ chocolate /'t.fukl;:it/
b 4 29>)) Listen and check. peas /piz/ £QQkies /'kokiz/
potatoes 'p::>'te1tooz/ potato chips /p:>'tertoo t.f1ps'
tomatoes /t<i'meltoozJ sandwiches /'sa::ndw1tf1z/

c Cover the words and look at the pictures. Test yourselfor a partner. ,_

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Places and buildings VOCABULARY BANK

a Match the words and pictures.

an art gallery /'art gae):)ri/
a bridge /bnd3f'
a bus station /'bAS ste1Jn/
a gstle /'kre1>11
a church /tf.,rtf/
a del2illment store

/d1'portm;;mt st::ir/

a hospital /'hospltl/
a market /'mark:>t/
a mosque /mask/
a museum /myu'zfam/
a I2fil:king lot /'pork ti) lot/
a pharmacy /'form;Jsi/
a police station /p;,'lis ste1Jn/
a post Qffice /'poost ofas/
a river /'nv-;Jr/
a road /roud/
a shopping mall /'fopllJ m::>I/
a square /skwcr/
a street /strit/
a supermarket /'sup<)rmork<)t/
a ~pie /'tempi/
a theater /'61ot;,r/
1 a town hall /taun 'h;:il/
a train filtion /'trem ste1Jn/

b 5 3>)) Listen and check.

c Cover the words and look at
the pictures. Test yourself
or a partner.

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Present Simple past Past participle Present Simple past Past participle
leave /livl left /left! left
be /bi/ was .\v::>zi been ,btB! lose /luzi lost it::>st/ lost
were iw':3r1
become /b1'kAm/ became 1b1'J-ennr become make /me1k/ made /meu.11 made
begin /b1'gm/ began /hftgami begun 1b1'gAn./ meet /mlt/ met /met' met
break /bre1k/ broke /hrol>k' broken !'hrook~n/
bring /brnj/ brought lbntl brought pay /pe1/ paid /~e1d1 paid
build /bdd/ built /b1!t/ built put /put/ put put
buy /bat/ bought /b;'.lt/ bought
read /ritl/ read 1rcd! read ir£d!
can /ka:n/ could lknd· - run lrAnl ran Jr:rn/ run
catch !ki£tfl caught lkott caugh t
come /kAm/ came .'ke1m/ come say /se1/ said 1srd/ sa id
cost /bst/ cost cost see /si/ saw ts,/ seen isin'
send lsi:nd/ sent ls1..11t/ sent
do /<lu/ did /did/ done /~hni sang !sreu/ sung /s,,IJi
drink /dnl)k/ drank /drreok/ drunk tdr...i:ik./ sing /sro/ sat /sret/ sat
drive /dra1v/ drove ldt0uvl driven /'dnvn/ slept lslcpt/ slept
sit /stt/ spoke /spook/ spoken /'-,pook.an/
eat /it/ ~ eaten /'itn/ sleep /slip/ spent /<;pent/ spent
speak /spik/ stood fstud/ stood
ate /en1 spend /spend/ swam f'?>\1.•a;ml swum /swAmi
stand /sta:nd/
fall /bl/ fell iftl1 fallen /'blanl swim /swim/ taught /t;,t/ taught
feel Ifill felt /felt/ felt took itokl taken i'terk~n.i
find /famd/ found /faund/ found teach ltitff told /tould/ t o ld
fly !flail flew lflu1 flown ifloon/ take /terk/ thought /fbtl thought
forget /far'gct/ forgot /for'gatl forgotten 1for'gutn/ tell /tel/
think /0Igk/ understood understood
get /get/ got /gat/ got
give /g1v/ gave /ge1v/ given !'91vnl understand /And~r'stud/ woken f'wou k;mi
go Igou/ went /went/ gone igun! worn /w':lrn/
/An<lar'stamd/ woke /wouk/ won
have /hrev/ had .lhredl had wore /w:>r/ written /'ntn/
hear /hir/ heard 'h~rdl heard wake /wc1k/ won /w/\n/
wear fwcr/ wrote trout/
know /nou/ knew lnul known /noon/ win /wm/
write trait/
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Online Practice ~ Irregular verbs 165

Vowel sounds SOUND BANK

usual spelling ! but also usual spelling but also

ee meet three people police u fu ll put could would
ea speak eat key niece
e me we oo good book woman

tree look room
bull
~
i his this l:.nglish women A very unusual sound.
& w in six b usy euro Europe sure
big swim pl u ral
fish
tourist
j... cat
eer cheer engineer [[] u bus lunch come brother
fl ere here we're ugly run son does
egg ear year hear lucky cut yo u ng
up
clock
a thanks can Many different spellings.
Sa\\ black Japan !:JI is always unstressed.
have stamp umbrella America famous

computer ~cond agQ

e yes hd p fr iend bread er h v b learn work
ten pet breakfast any
red very said ir f St th d world word

ur n se t n

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air airport stairs thetr there ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
fa ir hair wear
l!J OU out thousand
are square careful house count

ow how brown
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0 hot stop father watch [ ! ]r!!!J/ o* home close slow lo\\
doctor job want
not box old don't
oa road toast

phone ------+----

al talk walk water wrong ar are party
aw saw dra\\ bought start fa r

car

or sport door four board name make break steak
short rain pamt great eight
play day gray th ey

00 school food do fr uit juice
u* June use shoe
ew new fl ew
boot b uy

*especially before consonant + e

0vowels vowels followed by /r/ Q diphthongs

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1 ~1'~i'°t' ' p paper pilot I~ th think th irty
pp Portuguese sleep throw bath room
J apple happy fou rth cenrh

mw bb b he tahle joh [!] th th e t ese
builder num •er r en or er
ruhher
at wi

c credit ard at tOr ~ ch dieap thildren
kitchen m.e church
k black ba tch watch mard1
t (+ure) picture adventure
~ ck green get j January 1uice German manager
angry hig July en1oy
~ Jkey eggs bi ;:~er . briJ fri l[

[!] g dge ike itt
gg z pane gir
small spelling
( f Friday I ·teen wi e rn I
ph photo elephant II
flower ff office coffee

v very cJe, en of [2J r red rich write wrong
li,·e tra, el rr problem t ry me nee
ri\ er lo e vw sorry ter•ible
wh
t tea take liked dressed '~ itch window c em y .
student si \\ ednesday in
why • 1en
tt letter battle

d d rink understand played tired ~ y , ellow vesterday
bad read ou ng ~ es
before u use university
dd add ress middle music

s sister stop' nice city (~1 m man l\1onday
SS stress actre. police n oney swi
ln mm SU rer swi 1"'1ing

nake jonkey

z zero Brazil n o never !.;.now
music please nh c ra 1
s dogs watches
nn dinner thinner

s h shopping shoes sugar sure ng song E n~1 l and think bank
Spanish fi<.11 u..ually garage singer Ian 1uage thing who whose
101 ~ go i11 ~
t i (+vowel) (/' I h or P f
stat·on informa on l1;j happy ' ungry
hotel behind
( 1 si (+on) decision hall head

·O confus on

celevi" on

Q voiced () unvoiced

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