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Page 4 o f 51 2012 Cambridge English: Preliminary and Preliminary for Schools V oc a bular y List �� &#x/MCI; 3 ;&#x/MCI; 3 ; &#x/MCI; 5 ;&#x/MCI; 5 ;Contents Page 5 o f 5 1 Cambridge English: Preliminary and Preliminary for Schools bularList 20 1 2 A a/an (det) ability (n) able (adj)be able to about (adv & prep)about 500 students (adv)The film is about a small boy. (prep)above (adj, adv & prep)abroad (adv) absent (adj) absolutely (adv)The movie was absolutely awful. accent(n)She has a beautiful French accent.accept (v)access (n)disabled accessinternet access accident (n) accommodation (n) accompany (v) according to (prep phr) account (n)accountant (n)accurate (adj) ache (n) achieve (v)across (adv & prep)act (n & v)in the second act (of the play) (n)to act in a play (v)to act strangely (v) action (n)active (adj) activity (n) actor (n) actress (n) actually (adv)She seems a bit strict at first, but she's actually very nice.Are you actually going to take the job? ad (advertisement) (n)add (v) addition (n)in addition address (n) admire (v) admission (n)charges/cost/priceadmit (v)adult (adj & n)advance (n)book in advanceadvanced(adj) advantage (n) adventure (n) advert (n) advertise (v) advertisement (n) advice (n)advise (v)aeroplane (n) afford (v) afraid (adj)after (adv,conj & prep)afternoon (n) afterwards (adv) again (adv) against (prep) age (n) aged(adj) agency (n) ago (adv)agree (v) ahead (adv) aim (n & v) air (n)air conditioning (n) air force (n)airline (n) airport (n) alarm (n) alarm clock (n) album (n) alike (adv) alive (adj)all (adj, adv, det & pron)all right/alright (adj,adv & exclam) allow (v) almost (adv) alone (adv & adj)along (adv & prep) aloud (adv) alphabet (n) already (adv)also (adv) although (conj) altogether (adv) always (adv)a.m (adv) amazed (adj) amazing (adj) ambition (n) ambulance (n)among (amongst) (prep) amount (n)amusing (adj) an (det) ancient (adj) Page 6 o f 5 1 Cambridge English: Preliminary and Preliminary for Schools bularList 20 1 2 and (conj) ry(adj)anima(n)ankl(n)anniversary(n)unc(v)uncem(n)ann(v)ann(adj)anoth(depron)answeanswer(n)antiquadjanxi(adpron)dy (pron)anym(adv)(pron)anything anywa(adanywhere (adv)apar(adaparfro(adv)apartmen(n)apartmenuildin(n)apologis(v)apolo(n)(n)applicatio appl y (v) appointm(n)architect(n)architectur(n)are(n)argargum(n)(n)armchair (n)arm(n)aroprearr(v)arr(n)arres(v)arriva(n)arrivart(n)articl(n)artist(n)(conpreashame(adj)ask(v)asleeadj)aspiri(n)assistant(n)wel(aspreadv)(prep)I@ (n)emaiaddresdavididgeenglishorg a t al l (pre p p h r) firs(prer)athleathletics(n)las(preleas(prephr)atmospheronc(prepresen(prephr)attach(v)attack(nattemptatten(v)attentio(n)tim(preattitudattract(v)attractio(n)attracti(adj)audienc(n)aun(n)autho(n)autum(BrEngEngfall)avail(adj)aveavoi(v)(adj)(adv)awfu(ad Page 7 o f 5 1 Cambridge English: Preliminary and Preliminary for Schools bularList 20 1 2 B bab y (n) babysi(v)babysitte(n)bac(advbackgrou(n)backpack(n)backpack(n)backpackin(n)backward(adv)(adj)badl(adv)badminto(n)bag(n)bakbake(n)balcon(n)bal(adbal(n)ball(n)balloo(n)banban(n)ban(n)ban(n)bankaccount(n)bankin(n)barecubasebal(n)basbasic basin(n)basket(n)basketball(n)batbathin(n)bathr(n) bathtu b (n) batter(n)battl(n)(n)rdbeautifuadj)(n)becausj)becaus(prebecom(v)(n)(n)befor(prepconj)(v)beginbeginn(n)beh(v)behvio(n)behinep adv)believ(v)bell(n)belon(v)beloprep)belt(n)(prep)benefioveThe game is overyou're too late! beside (adv & prep)beside(prep)bes(adadv)bette(aadv) betwe en (p rep & adv) (prbiccle(n)(adbike(n)bill(n)electricitybill(n)biogr(n)biolo(n)bir(n)birt(n)birthd(n)biscuit(n)bitbit(vlack(adjblackboar(n)blam(v)blan(adj)blanpiecpaper blanke(n)bleeblin(aj)block(n)Shalwalk rounthblock? blo(n)blogg(n)blond(adj)bloo(n)blousblo(v)bluboaboagam(n)boadin(n)boa(n) Page 8 o f 5 1 Cambridge English: Preliminary and Preliminary for Schools bularList 20 1 2 bod y (n) boiboiled ) boldbone (n)bookcse (n)booking (n)I have a booking for the 19th. bookinoffic(n)bookshelf(n)bookshoEng(AmEngbookstorebookstorEngEngbookshp) boo(n)paibootsthe boot of the car (Am Eng: trunk) border (n)bored (adj)(adj)bornborrow(v)boss(n)bothprot)both(v)Sorry to bother you, can you tell me the time?My job's hard but that doesn't bother me.'Sorry I'm late, I'll do it now.' 'Don't bother!'bottl(n)bott(adjbowl(n)(n) bo y (n) boyfriend(n)bracelet(n)brain(n)kev)(n)bra(adj)brave (adj)bre(n)bre(nbre(pkenbreakfastbreinv)Someone broke in and stole the computer.breWhen does school break up?The pop group has broken up. breath(n)breath(v)breez(n)bride(n)brid(n)brie(adbrigh(adj)brilli(adj)bring(v)bring(phv)She was brought up in London. (adli(n)broc(n)broke(adj)broth(n)(ad br u sh ( n & v) bucket (n)build(v)building(n)bulblighbulb(n)(n)bunchersgreatnchfrie(n)burn burnbur(n)sinsinmanbusinswoman (n)station(n)(n)bus(adj)(con& prep)butc(n)butter(n)butterflbutto(n)(v)buyer(n)(paccid(prephr)e (exlaphr)mist(prephr)(pphr) Page 9 o f 5 1 Cambridge English: Preliminary and Preliminary for Schools bularList 20 1 2 C cab ( n ) ca(n)cab(n)cabnet(n)cab(n)fe/caf(n)feteri(n)ca(n)cak(n)culat(n)cal(n)calf(n)calcallI'lcal(phShe called in to see a friend. calm(adcamel(n)camra(n)campcampin(n)campsite(n)mv)cana(n)cancel(v)candidat(n)candl(n)cand(n)cantee(n)(n)capital(adjcapitalcapitalletcapitaItalycaptaicar(n) car d (n ) birthdcardcreditcardcarcardbo(adjcartakcarsomeonto care (about/for) someone/something (v)caree(n)carefu(acarefull(adcarelesspar(n)(BrEnEng:parkinlot)carpe(n)carrot(n)carr(v) carr(phr He carried on walking despite the rain. carr(phr She carried out the plan according to the instructions. cartoocase(n)Would you like me to carry your case?I'll make an exception in this case. cash(n)cashpoin(n)castle(n)casual(adj)casualothescat (n)catch (v)cathedral (n) cattle (n) (n)(nplay(n)(nceilin(n)celebrat(v)celebratiocelebritcelphoncentcentimetrecentimete(emcentraadj)centraheatin(n)centre/centecenturcerea(n)ceremoncertai(adj)certainl(no(adv)certificatechaichaichallengchallengin(adj)champiochampionshichanc(nchang(nchanginoomchannechaptecharactechargrit(n)ng (adj)(n)chatroo(n) Page 10 o f 5 1 Cambridge English: Preliminary and Preliminary for Schools bularList 20 1 2 cha t sho w ( n ) (Br Eng) (Am Eng: show) chea(adj)chea(v)checkchec(phThecheckehotecheckYour keys are at the checkin desk. checkout(phHe checked out of the hotel at the end of his stay.kout(ncheek(n)chee(adcheers!exclachees(nchef(n)chemis(nchemistrchequ(nchess(n)chesdrarschickenhil(n)childhoochilli(nchi(n)chi(n)fischipchocolat(n)choicechoos(v)cinemcirclecircus(n)citycla(v)class(nlanguclass • first class, s e cond c lass classcalclasscalmusicclassmatclassroomclea(adjcleane(n)clea(adj& clearl(adv)cleve(adclickcliffclimate(n)climb(v)climbin(n)clinic(n)clockclose(adjclose(adclothesclou(n)cloud(adclow(n)clu(nlubcoac(n)coastcoatcoconut(n)(n)coffee(ncoicolacol(adjcollar(n)colleagucollect(v) collectioncolleg(n)colou(ncolourfu(ad comb ( n & v) come(v)comedcomCome on or we'll miss the bus. comfortcomfortabl(adj)comic(adjcomma(n)commoadj)commornamehave something in common communica(v)communicatio(n)compancompar(v)compet(v)competitiocompetitorcomplai(v)complaint(n)completcomplicateadj)compositiocompute(n)concentrat(v)concertconclusioconditio(n)conditionconferencconfiden(adj)confirm(v)confusedj)confusindj)congratulations!(exclam)connectconnectio(n)conside(v) Page 11 o f 5 1 Cambridge English: Preliminary and Preliminary for Schools bularList 20 1 2 consis t (v) consonan(ncontact(ncontai(v)contents(n)contestcontinen(n)continu(v)contract(n)controremotControdog!conveni(adj)conversatioconvinc(v)cook(n &cooke(n)cookie(AEngEngbiscuit)cookin(n)coo(adjexclam &copcor(n)corne(n)correctj)correctio(n)costcostume(n)I forgot my swimming costume.nationacostumeHallowcosy (adj)cottag(n)cotton(n)coug coul d (mv) coun(v)countr(n)countrysid(n)coupl(n)courag(n)cours(n)Englismaicoursecours(exclam)court(n)courttenniscousin(n)covecowcrascrazycreacreat(v)creativ(adj)creaturcredit(n)creditcard(n)(n)cabicrewcricket(n)crim(n)criminal(n)cro(n)crosscrossing(n)pedestriacrossingcros(phCross it out and write it again. crossroads (n) crow(n)crowde(adj)crue(adj)cruise(n)cucumbe(n)cultura(adj)cultur(n)(n)cupboa(n)curcuriou(adj)curiousl(adv)'Why?' she asked him curiously.curly(adcurrenc(n)curriculum(n)curr(n)curtai(n)cushio(n)custom(n)customer(n)customs(npi)cutcute(ad(phShe cut up the cake into small pieces. (CurricuVitae(n)cle(ncling(n)cli(n) Page 12 o f 5 1 Cambridge English: Preliminary and Preliminary for Schools bularList 20 1 2 D da d (n) dail(adadv)damagdamag(adj)dancdance(n)dancindan(n)dandar(addattoday'dat(n)dauhte(n)(aj)(adeawit(sth(phI've had some problems to deal with. deaexclam)deaDea(adj)(exclam)(n)decid(v)deci(n)declar(v)decorat(v)decreas(ndee(adjadv)defea(ndefenc(n)defen(v)definitel(adv)deg(n)degreesmaths delay (n & v) delet e (v) delicious (addelighte(addeliver (v)deliverydeman(ndentistdep(v)deprtmendeprtmenstorrtur(n)depn/upoIt depends on what you want to do. deposi(n)eposdepesse(addept(n)deptthwaterdescrib(v)descriptio(ndesert deserv(v)desigdesigner desk(n)despitprep)dessert destinatio(n)destro(v)detai(n)detectiv(n)deve(v)deveopmendiagra(n)dia(viary (n)tionary (n)(v) die t (n ) differenc(ndifferen(adj)difficult(adifficulty(n)(v)digita(adj)digitacamerdininroo(n)dinne(n)dinosaudiplomdirect(adjdirectiodirectl(adv)directodirdirtadjdisable(adj)disadvantage(ndisagre(v)sappea(v)disappoin(v)disappointe(adj)disappointi(addisappointdisccompacthardiskfloppsk discckey(OJ)(n)disco(thequ(n)discountdiscove(v) discuss(v)discusiondiseas(n)disgustinadj)dis Page 13 o f 5 1 Cambridge English: Preliminary and Preliminary for Schools bularList 20 1 2 dishwashe r (n ) diskdislike(v)displav) distanc(n)districtdistur(v) div(v)dive(n)divin(disc(n)(avdoctodocumendocumenta(n)dolladolphi(n)donke(n)(n)(nHave you visited CambridgeEnglish.org? doubl e (a dj & det) doubdowprep)downdownstairs(adjadv)doze(n)draJust drag and drop the file into the trash can.drama (n)drato draw a picture of someone or somethingdrathtainsdraneardra(n)drawidrea(ndress(ndresse(adj)drink(ndrivdriv(n)drivinlice(n) dro p ( n & v) drugstorEngchemis(n)(n)due(adj)The next bus is due in five minutes. (predull (adj)durin(prep) dustdustbi(Brdustdut(n)duve(n)(n) Page 14 o f 5 1 Cambridge English: Preliminary and Preliminary for Schools bularList 20 1 2 E eac h (de t & pron) ear(n)earach(n)earl(adj adv)ear(v)earring (earteast (adeaster(adj)sily(adv)easy(adj)easygoi(adj)economics(n)educatio(n)effect(n)efficient(adj)effort(n)eitheproelbo(nelder(aelde(adj)electio(n)electricelectrical(adj)electricityelectronic(adelementa(adj)eleph(n)elevatEngEnglift)els(adv(nembarrassed embarassingemba(n)emerg(n) emplo y (v) mpl(n)employemploym(n)empt(adj)encour(v)endin(n)He plans to end up working in Australia.(n)Team sports take a lot of time and energy.In our house we try to save energy. engaged(adj)phowaengin(n)enginengineri(n)jo(v)enorm(adj)enoproenquinte(v)entertainterta(n)entranc(n)entrenve(n)envionmen(n)envionmen(adj)equa(adj)equipm(n)eraseEngEngrubber) escap e (v) especiall(adv)essay (n)essentialadj)(n)eve(adv)couldevethat.even(n)event(n)eve(adevery(det)eve(pron)eve(pron)eveythin(pron)evere(adexactj)exactl(adv)examinatin/exa(n)examin(n)examplexcellen(adj)excepp, conj)excha(n)exchaexchaexchaexchange(n)excite(adj)excitexcitinj)excusexercisexhuste(adj)exhibitio(n)exist(v)exiexpect(v)expditio(n)expnsiv(adj) Page 15 o f 5 1 Cambridge English: Preliminary and Preliminary for Schools bularList 20 1 2 exp e rienc e ( n ) exprience(adj)exprimen(n)exp(n)explan (v)explnatio(n) expl o d e (v) expl(v)expl(n)This book's about famous explorers. extr extra o rdin a r y (adj) extreme(adv)extremort(n)(n) F face ( n) loofacefaceadv)faceface(adj)faciliti(npi)The hotel has excellent facilities. fact(n)factory(n)fail(v)fair(adjfairl(adv)falin the fall (n) Am Eng) (Br Eng: autumn)falthric(n)fel(v)false(adj)familia(with(adj)family(n)famous(adj)(nfancDo you fancy going out tonight? fantastic(ad(afar(n)retur farm (n) farme(n)farmin(n)fashio(n)fashionabl(adj)fas(adfasten(v)fastfood(n)fat(adj)fathe(n)faultfavou(n)favouritfax(v)fear(n)fee(n)fee(v)fee(v)feelin(n)feellikefeeoinsomethingfemalferr(n)festi(n)fetch (v)feve(n)fe(adon)fictio(n)fiel figh t ( n & v) figur(n)fileherfileschoolfilesfillfil(phYoufillfil(phr He filled up the car with petrol. filfilmmaker(n)filmfina(adfinall(adfinancialadj)fin(v)fin(phI must find out when he's arriving. finfinge(n)finisfir(n)firefighter (n)firewor(n)fireworplay Page 16 o f 5 1 Cambridge English: Preliminary and Preliminary for Schools bularList 20 1 2 firm (n) firworforfirst(adjadv)firstprizefirstall(adv)firstname(n)fish(nfishin(adkeeTheseshoesdon'tfit.(v)fitness(n)(v)fla(n)fla(adflavou(n)flight(n)floatfloofloor (n)flour (n)floflowe(n)(n)flut(n)fogg(adj)fol(v)fol(adfollofollowin(adj) fon d (ad j ) to be fond of something/someone foo(n)foofoot(n)tba(n)footbller (n) (prep)forbidd(adj)forecast(n)foreig(adj)foreignforest(n)forev(adv)forge(v)forgivforkfor(nforme(aigh(n)tunateladv) forward(sdv) founta(n)fram(n)freadv)freez(v)freeze(n)freezin(adj)FrencfrieEngEnchipfrequ(adj) fres h ( ad j ) fridg(aiend (n)iendl(adfriendshi(n)frighte(v)frightene(adfrightenin(adj)fro(n)from(prepfron(adfroze(adj)frui(n)fry(v)fryinan (n)fue(n)fullj)fulsto(n)time (advfulltime(adj)full(adjfunnj)funnstor(amusing)a funny thing happened (strange) furniturfurthe(advadj)furthestfutur(adj Page 17 o f 5 1 Cambridge English: Preliminary and Preliminary for Schools bularList 20 1 2 G gain (v) gain experiencegallery (n)an art gallerygame (n)gap (n)garage (n)gardengame (n)gap (n)garage (n)garden (n)garlic (n) gas (n) (Am Eng) (Br Eng: petrol) gas station (n) (Am Eng) (Br Eng: petrol station)gate (n)general (adj)generally (adv)1 generally get home about 7.00.generation (n)generous (adj)gentle (adj)geography (n)get (v)get along (with) (v & phr v)How do you get along with Harry? get back (phr v)When did you get back from NewYork?get down (phr v)Get down at once!Did you get all the notes down?get fit (v) get in (phr v) Can you get in through the window?get off (phr v)We get off at the next stop.get on (phr v)Get your coat on and then we can leave.How are you getting on now?get on (with) (phr vShe got on with her work.I'm getting on well with French.Do you get on well with Sam? get rid of (phr v)Have you got rid of those old documents?get up (phr v)What time do you get up in the morning?giant (adj) gift (n) giraffe (n) girl (n) girlfriend (n) give (v)give back (phr v)Give me back this book on Tuesday, please.give in (phr v)Have you given in your homework yet?Do you give in? Shall I tell you now?give out (phr v)Will you give out these papers for me, please? give up (phr v) Has David given up playing tennis?give way (phr v)You must give way to traffic at a roundaboutglad (adj)glance (v)glass (n)glasses (n pi)global warming (n)glove (n)go (v)goal (n)goalkeeper (n)goat (n)go for (phr v)He went for the jobThe dog went for the man.gold (adj & n)golden (adj)golf (n)good (adj)The film was very good.to be good at mathsgood afternoon (exclam)looking (adj)good morning (exclam)go off (phr v) They went off to Australia.Suddenly the lights went off.(phrThe meeting went on until six o'clock.What'goinon? Page 18 o f 5 1 Cambridge English: Preliminary and Preliminary for Schools bularList 20 1 2 g o ou t (phr v) Are you going out this evening?firgonout.Barbarstilgoinwitas,havthebrokej)rnmen(n)(with/togther(phrYour tie doesn't go with your shirt.Your tie and shirt don't go together. gra(v)He grabbed my bag and ran away. gra(n)grauatio(n)gram(me(n)gramma(n)gradchil(n)grad(d(n) gra n dd a ugh t e r (n) gradfathe(n)gragradmother (ngra(n)gradpa(n)gradso(n)gra(n)gran(n)He was given a grant to study in Australia. (n)grape (n) graphics (n pi) grass (n) grateful (adj) great (adj)gre(adjgree(v) greetin(n)gre(adj(BrEng)(AmEng:gray)grilgrille(ad groce ry stor e ( n ) ( Am E ng) groo(n)gro(n)gro(ngrogro(phrChildrp fast.gua(n)guessguest(nguest(nguidguideguilt(adj)guita(n)guitarist(n)chewin(ngymnastics Page 19 o f 5 1 Cambridge English: Preliminary and Preliminary for Schools bularList 20 1 2 H habi t (n ) haihaircu(n)hairdesse(nhairdhalf(addetpron)halfpric(adj)(nhan(nhan(adj)han(phrPlease hand in the answer sheet when you've finished.handkerchiehanHand out the books please, Tom. handsom(adj)hanwritinhan(v)icturehan(phrhanwitfriends han(phrShe hung up at the end of the phone call. hap(v)hap(adj)happi(adv)happinhar(n)har(adjadv)hard(adv)hardtimewait. harwa(n) hat e (v) (av(mv)(mv)(pron)hea(n)thcompan(n)heaschoo(n)hea(n)headli(n)ache(n)healt(n)health(adj)(n)hea(n)heate(n)heavy(adj)hee(n)higheighhelicopte(n)hell(exlam)helmet(n)(depron)(n)(adv)(n)heroi(n)The heroine of this story is a young schoolgirl.hers(pron)hersel(pron)(exclam)xcm) hidde(adj) hid e (v) higdj adv)hill(pron)himsel(pro(n)hirehir(v)(n)his(det historichistoricalhistor(n)The song was a great hit. (n)to hit the ball (v) hitchhike(v)hob(n)hockey(n)hol(v)hol(phr He was held up in the heavy traffic for over two hours.hol(n)holida(n)homep(n)homew(n)honest(adj)honestl(adI honestly don't know where she is. (n)ymo(n)hophopefu(adj)hopefull(adHopefully the journey won't ake long Page 20 o f 5 1 Cambridge English: Preliminary and Preliminary for Schools bularList 20 1 2 hopeless (adj) elessituation horrib(adj)(adj)movie hors(n)hospital(n)hostel(n)(ad hote l (n) hou(n)hous(n)housewif(n)housew(n)dv)(admuc(adv)huge(a huma n ( adj & n) (adj)(n)(adj)hurryhusban(n) I I (pron) crea(n)hockey (n)iceskating(adj)(n)car(n)ide(n)identificatio(n)identitcar(n)if conj)illj)illness(n)imaginatio(n)imaginimmediatel(adv)immigratio(n)importancimportan(adj)impossible adj)improve (v)improvem(n)(adprep) i n adv a nc e ( pre p phr) inc) include (v)incuding(princorrect) increa(v)incredible (adj)indee(adv)indepindivid(adj)indoo(adj)indoor(adv)industr(n)fac(prephr)inforinformatio(n)froningred(n)alwfresingredients(prephr)(prephr)initial(n)initiain(v) ink ( n) lov(prepenci(prep ordrep phr)ordephr)inquirinsect(n)insid(adprep)insist(v)install(v)instancinstance instea(of(adv)There were no lemons so I got oranges instead.Can you come on Monday instead of Tuesday?instructionspi) instructor(n)instrument(n)musicalinstment intelligen(adintenintensomething Page 21 o f 5 1 Cambridge English: Preliminary and Preliminary for Schools bularList 20 1 2 interest (n & v) intereste(adj)interestin(adj)intermediat(adj)internationl (adj)interne(n)interrup(v)intervatervaplayintervie i n th e en d (pre p phr) tim(prephr)into(prep)introducintroductio(n)(prephr)inven(v)inventio(n)invtatio(n)(v) involv e ( v ) iroironinislan(n)issue(n)(InformatioTechno) (it pron)item itsitselfpron) J j a cket (n) jaiEngison) (n)strawbertrafficalou(adj)pi)(n)(plane) j e welle ry (n ) (B r Eng ) (A m jewlry) joggingjoi(v)joiarmyjoi(injournalis(n) j o urn ey (n) (n)juice(n)(n)(n)(adv) Page 22 o f 5 1 Cambridge English: Preliminary and Preliminary for Schools bularList 20 1 2 K kangar oo ( n) kee(adj)He'keecyclinkeeing kee(v)keepe(n)kee(phr She kept the children in asit was so cold.kee(phkeptalkinkee(phKeep up the good work!kettle(n)key(n)lockkeysucc keybo a r d (n) computekeyboardkeybomusic (nWe're taking the kids camping. killkilogramm(kg(nEngEng: kilogram)kilometr(km(nEngEng:eter)kinkin(n)kit(n)kitche(n) kite (n) kitten(n)knife(n)knit(v)(v)knocdow(phHe was knocked down by the car as he stepped into the road.knoknowledkne(n) L labe l (n) laborat(n)lackladde(n)lad(n)lak(n)lam(n)lam(n)lanlandscap(n)langulapto(comuter(n)larg(adj)las(adjadvlat(adadv)latel late r (a dj & adv) latest(adj)laug(n)lawye(n)(v)lay the table laz(adlea(v)to lead someone by the handWherdoethiroaleade(n)lea(n)leagulear(v) leas t (ad j & adv) leasamoun(adj)least(adv)leathe(n)leav(v)lectur(n)left(n,adv)lefthan(adj)(n)isure (n)lemon(n)lemona(n)len(v)lengthless(adv,prosson(n) Page 23 o f 5 1 Cambridge English: Preliminary and Preliminary for Schools bularList 20 1 2 let (v) it.Let'sletterlettuceleve(n)librry (n)licencea driving/marriage/TV licence lie(nliedown(phv)lif(n)lifCan you give me a lift, please? (n)ThlifgoinPlease help me to lift this table. (v) ligh(adjlightercigrettelightn(n)likev)likel(adj)limi(n)limite(adj)limitehoiline(n)lineclothlinerailwaline link ( n) linkitelion(n)(n)liquid(n)(n)listen(v)lit(n)litr(Brliter)litte(n)littl(adjpron)(v)(adj)livsic/livel(adj)living room(n)load(n)loan(n)local(adj)locate(v)The station is located in the city centre. locati(n)locklocker(n)logo(n)lonel(adj)longdj)look like(v)Shesistlookv) look after ( ph r v) Who's looking after your baby now? look(phlook(phr lookrward(phI'm looking forward to the party! look outout!lookLook up the meaning of the word in your dictionary.loosj)lorry(n)lose(v) lostj)lotslo(n)lotter(n)lou(adj)lovev)lovel(adj)lowdj)lucky(adluggage (n)lunchtim(n)luxur(n) Page 24 o f 5 1 Cambridge English: Preliminary and Preliminary for Schools bularList 20 1 2 M mach i ne ( n ) mad(adMadammadof/fro/ou(v)Her shirt is made of cotton. magzine magic(adjmagnificenadj)main(admain(n)(v)makeremake(n)male(ad(n)(v)to manage a businessto manage to do something (succeed in)manamango(de(n)mark(n)market(n)to buy something from a market marriag(n)marrie(adj)marr(v)marvelloumatca box of matches (n)a tennis match (n)This tie matches your shirt. (v) mat e (n) materia(n)mathsmathematicEng(Amath)matteIs anything the matter? (n)It doesn't matter. (v)maximum(adj(mv)mayb(adv)(pron)(n)Whamean?Whadoet mean?meanin(n)meanwhi(adv)(n)mechanic(n)medicine (n)mediu(v)meetinmelo(n)membe(n)membership(n)memorto have a good/poor memoryhappy memoriescomputer memory men(v)mentiomen(n)mes(n)messag(n)messy(adj) metal (n) metho(n)modern methods of teaching metrEngEngmeter)microwavmicrowavovenmiddamiddl(n)middl(adj)midnigh(n)might(mv)mild(admile(n)milmillimetr(mmEngmillimeter)millio(n)minHis mind was on other things. (n)Would you mind if I called tomorrow? (v)Minhead(v)Who's minding the baby for you? (v) minpron)minera(n)minimum(adjminus prep)minut(n)mirromiserabl(adj)missMissing(adj)Mistake (n) Page 25 o f 5 1 Cambridge English: Preliminary and Preliminary for Schools bularList 20 1 2 mi x (v) ile(n)mode(n)It's cheap because it's last year's model. (n)She's a fashion model. (n) moder(admomen(n)mone(n)monkemont(n)monumen(n)moo(n)moo(n)more(adv,promornin(n)mosquit(n)most(advpro mothe r (n) motorcycle(n)motorbik(n)motoracin(n)motorwa(n)mountai(n)mous(n)moustach(n)mout(n)moviEngmovifilmstar)movtheatEngcinema)playe(n) Mrs (n ) much(adpron)mum(n) museum) mushroom (n)musicmusical(adj)musicianmust(mv)multipl(v)(dmyselfmyster(n) N nam e ( n & v) nar(adj)nast(adj)nationa(adnationalit(n)natura(adnaturnaturstudies bludj)nea(adprepadj)nea(adjadvnear(adv(adj)necessarnecknecklace(n)nee(v) negativ e ( ad j) neighneigh(n)nervou(adj)nervoupersonfeenervousnetworer (advnews(n)newspa(n)(adjadv(prep)nicj)niec nigh t ( n ) nightclu(n)nightlif(n)nightmar(n)(adpron)(pron)nois(n)nois(adj)ron) (n)pronorma(adj)normall(adv)nort(adjnorthenorthe(adnorthw Page 26 o f 5 1 Cambridge English: Preliminary and Preliminary for Schools bularList 20 1 2 nos e (n) (adv)notwritnottenpounotPleasnoteb(n) notep(n)nothin(pron) notic e ( n & v) to read a notice (n)until further notice (n)Did you notice anything wrong? (v) noticeboa(n)nove(n)(adnowaays(ad nowh e re (ad v ) er (n)numbers 5 to 7a large number of carsWhat's your (phone) number? nurs O o b jec t (n ) obvi(adobvi(advoccasion(n)occupatio(n)ocea(n)clock(adv)prep)coursdv)off(adpreIt fell off the table. (prep)The meeting is off. (adv)I've got the afternoon off. (adv)offeoffice(n)officer(n)ofte(adv)(exclam)(exclam)oil(n)OKO.K./am) (adj)oldfashion(adj)oliv(n) omelett e (n) prephr)busines(prphr)onc(adoncyearsadancinpron)firphr)foo(prep phr)holidaprephr)onio(n)onlinto book/buy something online (adv)onliprinte(adj)onldj adv)(prphr)(prphr)sal(prep phr)tim(prephr)(propenopeningopera(n) ope r at e (v) atio(n)opinio(n)rtunit(n)oppositdj,preadv)optio(n)(conj)oraadjorchestr(n)ord(conorde(conj)somethinorde(n)ordemea(v)ordin(adj)orgaisati(n)orgnis(v)origina(aotheprondet)otherwis(ad(mv)(det)ours(pron)ourselve(pro(adv)outdo(adj) Page 27 o f 5 1 Cambridge English: Preliminary and Preliminary for Schools bularList 20 1 2 outdo o r s (adv) (prep)dat(prephr)ordephr)wor(prephr)outside (adpreen (n)ovepreI'm going over the road. (prep) • over 40 people (more than) (adv) to be over (finished) (adv)Several birds were flyingoveroof thschoolrep)ovenighadv)(v) ow n (ad j , p r o n & v) (adj)(proown(n) P pack ( v) paccase(v)packet(n)pag(n)pain(n)painfu(adj)painpainte(n)paintin(n)paipalac(n)pal(adj)palbluepant(nEngEngtrousers(n)sheepaper(news)papergra(n)parce(n)n (exclam)Pardon?(n) par k ( n & v) publi(n)par(v)parkin(n)parkinEngEngpark)par(n)(n)parmethinpartl(adv)particula(adj)I love this CD in particular the last song.partneparttime(adv)parttimpartbirthdrtypolicalparty passSeverapassepassthepasexaminationpassenger (n) passport (n ) passwor(n)past(adjprep)week(adthepast(prep)past(n(n)patien(adjpatie(adhospitatien(n)patrn(n)paus(v)pave(n)(personcompute(n)peace (n)peaceful(adj)peach(n)(n)(n)(n)pedestria Page 28 o f 5 1 Cambridge English: Preliminary and Preliminary for Schools bularList 20 1 2 pee l (v) (n)penci(npencilcase(npenfrie(n)(n)(n(n)ce)(vegetable) (prep)percenperfect(adperfor(v)perform(nperform(nperfum(adv)perio(nmanenj)permissiopermitDogs are not permitted here. permitte(adpersopersonadj)personal(adv)persua(v) (n)petro(n)BrEng)(Amgas)petrostaBrEng)(AmEng:gas statiopharmac(n)phophot(n)photoco(n) phot o ( g ra p h ) (n ) photorap(n)photorap(n(n)sicspian(v)pick(phI picked up a pencil.I'll pick up my sister from the station. picpictur(n)piecpiecbreintosmallecespiecfurnitur/advicepil(npill(npillopilot(n(n& v)pinea(n)pin(adpip(n) piratpit(nIt's a pity you couldn't come to the party it was great.pizza(nplac(na safe place (n)I've lost my place in the book. (n)third place in a race (n)London is a big place. (n) plain(adj)It'splain(clear) • a p l a in T - s h i r t (no de s ign) planv)streetplan(n)plansomethplane(n)planetplant(nplast(adjplate(n)platf(n) plaa playat the theatre (n)children playing (v)to play football (v)to play the guitar (v)to play a CD (v)to play the part of someone (act) (v) player (n)playground(n)pleaant(adj)plese(excv)please.(exclam)please(adj)plent(proplug(n)plugforbathctplugplus(preconj)p.m.pocket (n)pocke(n)(n)poetr(n)pointo point at something (v)The pencil has no point on it. (n) Page 29 o f 5 1 Cambridge English: Preliminary and Preliminary for Schools bularList 20 1 2 polic e ( n) policeman(n)policoffice(n)policstatio(n)politdj)political(adj)poliicia(n)politics(n)pollution(n)pool(n)swimmin(advepoofinaiathethy(n)song/msic/sta(adj)population(n)(n)positi(n)positiv(adj)possibilitpossibpossibl(apost(nlette(v)sen(n)card(n)post(n)postm(n)officpost(n)potat(n)(£)(n)(v)(n)(n)powerfudj)cticectise pray (v) er (n)pred(v)pref(v)prenantj)reparpreare(v)preared(adj)tiomedicprescription(adto be present (adj)at the present time (adj)That will be all for the present. (n)I got some lovely birthday presents. (n) presentaio(n)(n)ss(v)press ttonpresssuitprett(adadv)prevent (v)previo(adj)previodv)price(n)imary(n)priprinprincipaadj)prinprincumeprinteprisoprisoneprivatprizproadv)proble pro d uc e ( v) proprofessioprofessionaprofessoproram(meTV programmecomputer program proresproectpromispromissomethinkeep aomispromot(v)propronoe a worcorrectly prounciatio(n)pror (adj)proert(n)protect(v)proud prov(v)prov(v)publi(adpubliopinion (adj)maksomethinpubli(adj)n to public (n) publitranspor(n)publis(v)llover((n)petrol/bikpumppunis(v)pupi(n)(n)pur(adj) Page 30 o f 5 1 Cambridge English: Preliminary and Preliminary for Schools bularList 20 1 2 purpl e ( a dj & n) (n)purose(deiberately) purs(n)put(vawa(paway. dowdown. pu t of f (ph r v ) meetinuntithe following week.(pn a suit.u pe light?didn't weight. put out (phr vThe fire was quickly put out. pu t throug h ( ph r v) e through to the manag, please?(phcompany t its prices. puzzlpyjamapi) Q q ualifica t io n (n ) qualifie(adj)qualit(nquantit(n)quarteque(n)questio(n)quetion • th e questio n bein g discussed (subject) questionnaire(n)quickadj)quickl(aquie(adj)quit quit e (adv ) Arquitoldquiz Page 31 o f 5 1 Cambridge English: Preliminary and Preliminary for Schools bularList 20 1 2 R rabbi t (n) rac win a race (n)to race against fast runners (compete)(vracquickl(run(v) rackettenrackradirai(n)railrailwarairaincoa(n)rainforesrais(v)raisarmraispricesran(n)(n)rare(adj)(adthe(advShe's rather tall for her age.I'd rather go to the cinema than the theatreShall we stay in tonight, rather than go out? meat reac(v)rearea(n)readirea(adj)rea(ad realis e (v) realisetrurealistic(adreall(adv)reaso(nreasonreason(advrebuil(v)receipt(nreceivrecen(adreceptio(n)receptionist(n)recip(nrecognisrecommen(v)to recommend someone/something recor(nkeerecor(n)brearecor(n)recorrecordirecov(v)recovelnereccleI don't recycle as much as I should.reccled(adj)reccling(adj)reducrefreshmentspi)refri(n)refun(n)refuregardi(pre regards (n) regio(n)registeHe registered with a new doctor. (v)registratio(n)reg(nregul(adj)relatioisittion relationshirelativ(nrelativay rel(v)relaxatio(n)relaxe(adj)reliabl(adj)religio(n)remai(v)remembe(v)remin(v)remotcont(n)removrent repairt (v)(v)rep(nrep(nreq(nrequire(v)rescu(nresearc(v)reservatioreserv(nShe was a reserve for the team. (n) Page 32 o f 5 1 Cambridge English: Preliminary and Preliminary for Schools bularList 20 1 2 • t o reserv e a sea t (v) resor(n)espresponsibl(adj)resta rest from work (n)the rest of them (n)The doctor told her to rest. (v) restauranresult(ntire (v)retur(nreturhom(v)retur(ticket(n)revi(n)(v)visiorewn) ricerichridriderighrightim(correct) (adj)righr thuitable) (adj)righfooadj)Everythinwilright. adj)right there. (directlyadv) • Fill it right to the top. (completely) (adv) righe (n)rightrinstanrinwedinring (n)Give a rintomorrow. (phone) (n)Suddenly rang. rinbacrin(phrtelephonebodyriserisethPricerisinrive(n)roaroast(adjrock(n)rock(music)(n)rdpiecroc(n)rolrolrollfilmbrerolromancromanticrooroothesittingroomTherlotrooherros rou gh ( ad j) rough roadrough idearough work round adj, adv & prepround ect (adj)round adv)round a table (prep)rou(n)routroutin(n)searubrub(eraser)rubbis(n)rud(ad(n) rugruin) rulrulegramma(n)rulcountrruledraler (v)ruraceinessrunrunni(n)timd didn't finish. Page 33 o f 5 1 Cambridge English: Preliminary and Preliminary for Schools bularList 20 1 2 S sad(adj) safe(adjsafeharmsafelyadvsailsailinsalasalar(n)salsalesman/saomansalmosaltsame(adj,ronat the same time (adj)Your watch is the same as mine.pron)d trearyoe same.adv) san(n) sandasandwicsatifactorysatisfie(adsauc(n)saucepa(n)saucen) sausag(n)omeonetimesay(v)to say something to someoneI really can't say. (give an opinion) scare(adj) scarf (n) scary(adscenscener(n)school(n)schoolchildscience(n)sciencefictiscientif(adj)scienti(n)ssorspi)scooter(n)scorescorwa(n)scorgoa(v)screamscreesculptur(n)searcseasid(n)seaso(nseat(n)seatbelt(nsecon(adShe came second and won silver.(adv)This is the second time you've been late. (det)sixty seconds in a minute (n)secondarsecondseconhan(adjsecret(adjsecretarsection(nsecurity(n se e (v) to see something (with the eyes)to see the joke (understand)to see someone about a problem (consult)seemselectselfish(adj)selservicadj)sell(v)send (v)senssensiblsentencwordsenseparat(adj)series(n)seriesseriou(adj)a serious persona serious illness seriously (adv)servservshopservefilserver servicservicecustomervice session(n)schoogymset(nsetoff(parlwor Page 34 o f 5 1 Cambridge English: Preliminary and Preliminary for Schools bularList 20 1 2 set out (phr v) They set out on the long journey. set(phrHer mother helped her to set up in business.severa(detpron)sew(v)sex/feshad(n)sittheshadeshadoshak(v)shall(mv)sham(n)shampo(nshap(n)shar(v)sharkshar(adj)sharifesharcornersharpicture shav(v)shee(n)sheesheetbedsheeaperinformatiosheet shelfshin(v)shin(adj)shi(n)shirt(nshock(n)suffro(n)shocke shocking ( a d j ) sho(n)shoo(v)thgoalshoshoassistan(n)shoppinshoreshor(adj)shortl(adshortpi)paishorts shoul(mv)shouldeshoushofil(n)Show(v)The picture shows a village. (v)showsthattheycar(v)showe(n)showerainshower shut(adjshy(adj)sisid(n)sight(n)Her sight is better with glasses.in sight, out of sight sightseein(n)sigroasig(n)sigdocumen(v)sig(n)signwintesigna signatur e ( n ) signpost(n)silenc(n)silent sil(adsillydj)silver(adjsimilar simple(adj)since (conrep)sincerel(adv)Yourssincerely sinsingesingin(n)singla single (ticket) to Manchester (n)to be single (unmarried) (adj) singladj)sinkkitchesin(n)sinsir(n)sir! ter(n)sit(v)dow(phsite(n)sittinroo(n)situate(adj)situatio(n)size(n)skate(nskateboar(nskateboardi(n)skating(nskiing(n) Page 35 o f 5 1 Cambridge English: Preliminary and Preliminary for Schools bularList 20 1 2 skill (n) skin(n)skirt(n)sky(n)sleesleev(n)sliceslim(aslipslithiceslo(adslo(adv)small(adjsmartsmarideEng)smartclothsmelsmile(nsmoke(nsmokingsmoota smooth surface (level)a smooth ride in the new car (comfortable)snack(n)snak(n)snosnowbosnowbordi(n(adconj)soa(n)soara(n)soccer(n)sociabl(adjsocialsociety(n)sock(n)sofa(n)(adj)soft mterialsoft ink softwar(n)soldier solutio n (n) solv(n)somepron)somebod(pron)somehosomeon(pron)somethinpron)sometimes somewhere (adv(n)son(nsoo(adv)llcomesoosoocansor(adj)sorr(adsort(n)samrt (adj)sou(n)sounsounmusi(n)soundslike/assou(n)sou(adj)sousout(adsoutheastsouther(adj)southwestsouveni(n)spacparkinspacewritspacesenouspaceoutespace spar(adjspare cash, spare time (adj)sparthtim(v) sparklin(adj)Sparklinwaterpleas speak (v) speaker (n)specialadj)spectacular (adj)speec(n)spee(n)spellspellin(nspenspenmoney/timespice(n)spicyadj)spillspinacspite(nspite ofspliShe's just split up with her boyfriend. spoil(v)spoosport(nsportscentrespotspysquar(adjsquar(adj)markesquar(nsquasstadiumstaffstagperforstage stairspi)stallmarketstallstamppostagtampstan(v)star(n)star(n) Page 36 o f 5 1 Cambridge English: Preliminary and Preliminary for Schools bularList 20 1 2 • a film star (n) startstarstarrac(v)station(n)/radiation statuestaystadinne(v)stawitfriend(v)stalookin(v)sta(n)stabehin(phrShe stayed behind after the lesson to speak to the teacher.steak(nstealstee(adstetwo steps forwardto climb the steps stick (n & v)a walking stick (n)to stick two things together (v)adj)still(adj adv)prefer still to sparkling water. (adj)Sit still! (adv)She's still here. (adv) stistomach (n)stomacache (n)stonlargstostonbristostopped(v) • It' s stoppe d rainin g . ( v ) The rain stopped me from going out. (v)stor(n)rtmestorstorm(n)story(n)straigh(adadv)straighstraighroa(adj)strang(adj)strange(n)strawber(n)stream(n)street(n)stress(n)He didn't want the stress of a new job. stressed adj)stresfuladj)stri(adstrikestrik(n)trikething(v)strip(n)stron(adj)student(n)studi(n)TV/artists/rordinstudiostudiepi)studv)studphysic(v)studSocialStudies(n)stuff(n)stupiadj)(n)stylish(adj)subjec(n)the subject of a discussion • th e subjec t of a s enten ce schoosubjectsubtract(v)subwa(n(AmEngEngunderground)succeesucce(n)succesfuladj)suchsudden(adj)suddenl(adv)suffer(v)suga(n)suggest(v)suggestio(n)suitweasuit suitabl(adj)suitcase(n)sun (n) sunbathe (v)sunglassespi)sunny(adj)sunris(n)sunset(n)sunshinsupermarke(n)suppesupporShe gave me a lot of support during my exams. (n)support a weight (v)to support a team (v)supporte(n)supposI suppose it's true.You aren't supposed to drive fast.It's supposed to be a good film. Page 37 o f 5 1 Cambridge English: Preliminary and Preliminary for Schools bularList 20 1 2 sur e (a dj & adv) sure right(adj)maksur(adv)surfsurfboarsurfin(n)surnamsurprissurprise(adj)surprisi(adj)surrouThe cottage is surrounded by beautiful countryside. sweate r (n) eatshirt(n)sweesweefoo(adj)sweefacsweetdj)swee(n)(nswimme(n)swimminswimmincostumEng(AEng:bathinsui swimmin g p oo l (n) imsuit(n)lighswitc(n)switcmachin(v)stem(n) T tabl e ( n ) tableclot(n)tabletabltenni(n)taketo take someone's handto take someone's things (steal/ borrow)to take a phototo take a long timeto take a holiday takeaway (n)takawa(v)Takfrotakcartakcarsomtakeoff(phr Do you want to take off your coat?The plane takes off at 6. takpar(in(v)Everybody took part in the meeting. tak e plac e (v) The meeting took place at six. tak(phr He decided to take up a newhobby.talen(n)talente(adj)talktalEngchashow)talladj)ta(n)coldwateta(n)tasttast(n)tastefood(v)tastetasty(adj)(n)i (n)(n)teac teache r (n) teachin(n)tea(n)teaTears ran down her cheeks. (n)to tear a piece of paper (v) techniqu(n)technolog(n)teena(n)telephotelevisio(n)tell(v)to tell a storyto tell someone somethingto tell someone to do somethingyou can't always telltemperatur(n)temperaturetemure tempora(adj)ten(n) Page 38 o f 5 1 Cambridge English: Preliminary and Preliminary for Schools bularList 20 1 2 tens e (n) tentterm(n)terribl(adj)terribl(adv)terrificdj)terrifie(adj)testtextboo(n)messag(n)tha(conprep)than(v)thanks(exclam)than(exclam)tha(conpro(dtheatr(BrEng(AEngtheater)thei(dtheirs(pron)the(pron)themselvethe(advthere(advtherefo(advthes(depron) the(pron)thick(adj)thief(n)thi(adj)thin(n)think(v)to think about somethingI think he's left.What did you think of the film?I think I'll go.I'm thinking of going. thirsty ( a dj) this(detron)thos(depron)thoug(conj)though(n)to have thoughts about somethingto be deep in thought thrille(n)throat (n)throu(prep)throthrothrethum(n)thund(n)thundrstor(n)ticket(n)tidy(adjtid(phPlease tidy up when you've finished. shirtiwitrin(v)tige(n)tight(adj)tightshoes tightspi)tightstill(con& prep)waitilth(prep)tilcomeonj)timWhatim(n)toolonthelasttime(n) timeyet? (n) • Four times five is twenty. (v) timetabl(n)madtintinadj)(n)tipenwaitresstireadj)tirin(adj)tissu(n)titlepretoast(n)toastforasttoda(n)(adv)toilet(n)tomato(n)tomorrotongutonigh(adv)toheavtooth/teet(n)toothach(n)toothbrus(n)toothpasttopthe(adj)voic(n)topictota(adtotally(adv)touc(v) toutouguid(n) Page 39 o f 5 1 Cambridge English: Preliminary and Preliminary for Schools bularList 20 1 2 tourism (n) tourist(n)tourisinformatiocentr(n)tournam(n)towar(prep)towe(n)towe(n)tow(n)toy(n)trackractrack tracksuit(n)trad(n)traditiona(adj)traffic(n)traffic(n)trafficlight(s)(n)travetrai(n)traiskil(v)traine(n)paitrainerspersotrainertrai(n)tramtransfe(v)translat(v)translatio(n)transpor(n)trasEng(BEngrubbisbin)travetrave(n) tre e (n) tren(n)(n)tri(n)weeketroubl(n)trouserpi)trucEngEnglorry)trunEngEngtruncartru(adj)true?trufriendtrumpe(n)trust(v)trusomeonetrut(n)try(v)tryomehingtry(outsomething (phes shirt(n)tub(n)tubtoothpastetuntun(n)tunne(n)turke(n) tur n ( n & v) to turn your head (v)to turn the page (v)It's my turn. (n)The wheels began to turn. (v) turdowCould you turn down the music?turnin(n)firsturninturint(phwateturneintturoff(phturnethenginturturTV?turhr Turn up the radio I can hardly hear it.twiceadv)twi(n)typtyplette(v)picaltypicall(adv)re Page 40 o f 5 1 Cambridge English: Preliminary and Preliminary for Schools bularList 20 1 2 U ugl y (adj) umbrell(n)unabl(adj)unbeli(adj)uncl(n)uncomfortab(adj)und(prep)undbedundrgr(adunderground trains (adj)to travel by underground (n) undrlin(prep)undundrstan(v)undrwund(v)unempl(adj)unempl(n)unexpecte(adj)unfai(adj)unfit(adunforettabl(adj)unfortunate(adv)unfriend(adunh(n)unhalth(ad unifor m (n) unio(n)unit(n)unkin(adj)unknow(adj)unimportan(adj)unintereste(adj)uninterestinadj)univrs(n)univ(n)unless(conunlike(adj)unluck(adj)unnecessar(adj)unpack(v)unpleasunti(preconj)unusua(adv)unwel(adj)prep)to walk up the hill (prep)Are you up yet? (awake and dressed) (adv)Lift your head up. (adv)Speak up, please. (adv) uploa(n)(preonce upon a timeThat depends upon when you finish. upp er (ad j ) upse(adupstairs(adadv(pphr)peopledatrepphr)urg(adurgntl(adv(pron)ou e a computer(v)thteachers only. (n)thi? (n)useo (v)I used to cycle a lot when I was younger.usegettinearly. useful(adj)user(n)usu(adj)usuall(adv) Page 41 o f 5 1 Cambridge English: Preliminary and Preliminary for Schools bularList 20 1 2 V v / ver s u s (prep) Manchester United v Liverpool valley (n)valuabl(adj)valu(n)van (n)vanillvarievari(ad(n)veget veget a ria n (n & adj) vehicl(n)ry(advprevidevidecli(n)videgamviebeautifuviewvillag(n)violi(n) viru s ( n ) computevirussit(nsitvocabulvoice(n) lleyball(n)volum(n)(n) W wag e (s ) (n) waitwaiterwaitinroom (n)waitreske (v)wak(phrwal(nwalkinwalwalletwan(v)(n)warwar(adj)war(v)warni(n)was(phrwashinchin(n) washing - u p (n ) washinste(adjwatwatch keeps time. (n)I watched TV last night. (v)wate(nwaterfal(n)(nveswav(v)Is this the way?wrong waylong waystanhe That'tho it.way in, way out we (pron) (adfeeweakweawea(v)weadressweaadj)You'll ar othoshoes. (v)shoere worout. (adj)weathweathforecas(n)(n)webca(n)websit(n)weekday (n)weeken Page 42 o f 5 1 Cambridge English: Preliminary and Preliminary for Schools bularList 20 1 2 weekl y (adj & adv ) weeklgazine (adj)phone home twicekly (adv)weigeight (n)n & v)warwel(n)WelcomLon(v)wel(adjexclam)welthank(adj)behavverwelShakbottlwellWellherareexclwel(adwellesse(adj)wellknown welmadwellmad(advadj)(adjwester(adwetj)wetlotheswetweatherwhal(n)wha(det pron)whateve(pron(n)wheelchawhe(advconre(advconj)(conwheth(con(pron while,whilst(conj)whit(adj) wh o (pron) whol(adjwhos(det &pron)(adwidwidroadwifwilwildlifwill(mv)willin(adj)win(n)strongwindwasblowiwindwindscree(n)windsurfin(n)windwin(n)bird'aeroplanewinne(adBestishes.Wishck.(v)wis(v)wit(prep)withi(prep)thou(prep)woma(n)(v)erfu(adj)(n)madwoodn a large wood woo d e n (adj) wooworwordsentencedidn'worworschooworli(vharwor(n)wor(n)worworkin(adj)workouI like a good workout at the gym. (pI work out at the gym every day.worl(n)worri(adj)worry(nwor(adjadvwor(adjadv)wort(adj(mv)wra(upwra(upparcelwritwritdow(phrwritaddresswritewritin(n)writte(adwro(adj) Page 43 o f 5 1 Cambridge English: Preliminary and Preliminary for Schools bularList 20 1 2 Y yar d (n) yea(exclam)yea(n)yello(adj)(adyesterd ye t (adv ) yog(n)yogh(pron)knoexclam) you ng (adj) you(dyourproyourselproyout Z zebra (n) zer zon e ( n) (n) Page 44 o f 5 1 Cambridge English: Preliminary and Preliminary for Schools bularList 20 1 2 Appendix WordsetsadditiowordalphaeticalistCambridge English: Preliminary and Preliminary for Schoolscandidatectenow:Cardinanumberstwo,three,etc.Ordinalnumbersfirst,second,thirfourthweekMondTuesdayMonthJanuaFebrurySeasonsprinsummer,autumn,CountrieslanguagenationalitiesNamesuntries,nationalilanguaexampleBraziCanada/Candian,China/ChineFrane/Frenelad/IrishIndia/IndiaItal/Italian,Spai/SpaniContinentsAfricAntaca,sia,AustraliropeNortAmericaSoutAme 20 1 2 Page 40 of 51 Cambridge English: Preliminary and Preliminary for Schools V oc a bular y List AppTopicListsClotheAccessories backpack bag th/togethe (ph r v) perfume plastic swea s w i mming co s t ume belt handbag poc k et t a k e off b louse hand k erchief pullo v er ti e tig h ts boot hat purse track s uit bra c elet jacket put on trainers button jeans rain c oat t rousers cap j e weller y I jewel r y ring T - s h i rt ch a i n jum p er scarf s andal clothes kit shirt swea t sh i r t c oat knit shoe s w imsuit coll a r label s horts cotton laundry s i lk try on dress leather size umbrella ear r ing make - up skirt und e r pants fashion match (v) sleeve(less) u nder w e ar fasten material socks undress fit (v) nec k la c e stripe uniform fol d (v) old - fashion ed (ad j) suit wall e t glasses pants sunglas s es watch glove pattern sweater wea r ( out) w o o l ( l e n) Colours(dark/light/palgoldorangesilverblackgoldenpinkyellowbluegreengreypurpleredCommunicationsandechnology access address delete dial filehan up mousmat MP 3 p layer at!@ dia l up hard w are net blog digital headline online b logger digita l camera homepage ope r ator b y post disc/disk install par c el ca l cu l a t or call(v) dot down l oa d ( n & v) i n ternet invent password PC call back drag invention phone C D (player) DV D (player) IT photograph C D - R o m electroni c ( s ) keyboard photo g rap hy chat email laptop p ostcard chat room engaged ( computer ) p r i nt click (v) enter machine p r in t er c omputer en v elope message program(me) connect equipment mobil e pho n e r eply connec t i on f a x mouse r i ng 20 1 2 Page 41 of 51 Cambridge English: Preliminary and Preliminary for Schools V oc a bular y List �� &#x/MCI; 4 ;&#x/MCI; 4 ;rinitchturwebscreentalturwebcamserversoftelephonetextloadvideclippagewebsiteitchmessagevolumeEducation absent course lan g ua ge read adv a nced curriculum lea rn regi s ter arithmetic deg r ee lesson reme m ber art desk level rubb e r begin n er dictionary library ruler bell diploma mark school biolo gy drama mathematics science blackboard economics math(s) seco n dary boa rd elementa ry music school book essay natur e studies student bookshelf geo g ra p h y note studies break(time) history notic e board stud y (v) brea k up ha n dwriting penci l case subject certificate home w ork phot o gr a phy tea c h chemistry information p h y s i cs tea c her class instructions practice (n) technology classroom intermed i ate practise (v) t e rm clever coach instructor IT primar y school pro j ect test univrsity college know pu p il composition laborat o r y ( l ab) qualifi c ation EntertainmenMed act(v) action chatshow chess festivalfilm laughlisten acto r actress admission cinema circus classcalmusic comedy film maker filmfireworks folk music loo k at azine magic MP3 player advent u r e comic fun mus e um advert ad v erti s ement competition concert g o out g r oup music musician art article dance dancer guita r itaist news newspa audience ballet rd camera d is c iscodisplaydisjockeyumentary drama headline heroheroinesong horror opera chestrapaintpainterperfrm performance card cartoon draw dra w ing instrument interval performe r play c elebrity DV D (player) int e rv iew ( e r ) poem C D (pla y er) entran c e j a zz music po p music C O - Rom exhibition j ournalist program m e channel exit keyboard quiz 20 1 2 Page 42 of 51 Cambridge English: Preliminary and Preliminary for Schools V oc a bular y List �� &#x/MCI; 4 ;&#x/MCI; 4 ;recordingrosoaratalkshowreviescenestageelerockmusicromscreenstudiodeoEnvironmentbottlbankclimatecha(AmlitterpetroEnpollutionpublitransport recyclerecycledrecyclingrubbis(bitrafficFoodand apple bak e (v) cookie corn ingredients jam rice roas t ( v & ad j ) banana cream j ug roll bar b ecu e ( n & v) cucumber j uice s a l ad bean cup kitchen salmon biscuit curry k ni f e salt bitte r ( adj ) c ut lamb s and w i ch boi l (v) deli c ious lemon sauce bo i led dessert lemo n ade sauc e pan bott l e diet lettuce s au c er bowl box dinn e r d i sh lunch main course s au s age slice (n ) bread drink meal snack break duck me a t soft d r i nk breakfast eat melon s oup broccoli egg menu sou r bunc h (of fish microwav e ( n ) spicy bananas) flav o ur milk s pina c h burger flo u r minera l wat er s poon butter food mushroom steak cabbage f o rk o i l stra w berry cafe I c a fe Frenc h fries omelette s ugar cafeteria cake fre s h fridge onion orange swee t (ad j & n) takeaw ca n (o f bean s ) fried pan taste candy fruit pasta tasty canteen fruit jui c e pea tea carr o t cere a l f r y fryin g pan peach peanut t h i rsty toa cheese chef garlic glass pea r peppe r tomato tuna c h i c ken chillichocola coconut grape gril grilledherbs honey picnic pie piecf capineapple pizza turkey vegetavegetarian er waitress coffee cola hot hungry plate pot a t o wa sh up yog(h) urt cook ( n & v) ice recipe cooker ic e cre a m r e fresh m ents 20 1 2 Page 43 of 51 Cambridge English: Preliminary and Preliminary for Schools V oc a bular y List �� &#x/MCI; 4 ;&#x/MCI; 4 ;HealthMedicinxercise accident ache danger dangerous headheadache problem recover am b ulance dead health rest ( n & v) ankle dentist hea r (v) run appointment d i e heart should e r arm d i e t heel s ick as p i r i n doct o r ho s pital skin baby bandage ear earache hurt ill soap sor e throat blee d (v) emergency illness stomach bloo d (n) exerci s e in j u re stomach ache body eye kee p fit stress bone brai face fa ll knee leg s w im tablet break breath fee l better/ill/sick fever lie down medi c i ne take e x er c ise temperature bre a the finger nose thu m b check chemist fit flu nurse operate ti r ed toes c h in cleancolcomb coug h ( n & v) foot better/worsejogging gym gymna s tics operation paininfpatienpharmacy to o t h toothache toothbrush walkwell(adj) cut hair p i ll damage hand prescrip t i on HobbieLeisurebarbecuedancepaintingbeachingholidaysparkbicyclecameracampcampingampsite(playr)chessclubdrawdrawing(player)facilitiesfanfestivaltiongalleoggingjokeekeefitmagazinemembership)modelmuseumpartyphotographpicnicplagroundquiz lpturesightseeingslidesunbathecollecor)musictentcolletiguitarnightlifecompuhanopenicruishirepaint 20 1 2 Page 44 of 51 Cambridge English: Preliminary and Preliminary for Schools V oc a bular y List �� &#x/MCI; 4 ;&#x/MCI; 4 ; &#x/MCI; 5 ;&#x/MCI; 5 ;Hous accommodation com p uter heating rent address c oo k er h i - fi rep a i r ai r conditioning c ottage home roo f alar m (fi r e / ca r ) cupboard house room alar m clo c k c u r tain ho u s e w i fe room m a te an t i que cus h i on hou s ewo r k rub b i sh apartment desk i r on safe (adj) armchair digita l ( adj ) j ug seat bal c ony dinin g ro o m kettle s heet basin dish key shelf bat h (tub) dishwa s her kitchen s ho w e r bathroom door ladd e r si n k bed downstairs lamp sittin g room bedro o m dra w er laptop s o fa bel l bin du s tbin ( comput e r) sta i rs blan k et duvet lift stay (v) DV D ( player) lig h t step b lind ele c tric (a l ) (clothes) line s urround block entran c e l i ving - room s w i tch (notice ) board fan lock ta b l e bookcase flat microwav e ( n ) tap book s helf fla t mate m i rr o r t e lep h one bowl floor mug t e levision box freezer neighbour toilet brush fridge oil towel bucket fryin g pan oven tower bulb candle f u rniture garage pan path toy TV (sreen/st) carpet garden pillow upstairs (adv) ceiling c e l lar gas gate pipe plant va s e video ce n tr a l heating grill plug wall chair channe l (with gro u n d (floo r ) h a ll plu g in property washing machine TV ) handle radio w i nd o w chest of dr aw ers hea t (v) r e f r igerator clock heater remot e control 20 1 2 Page 45 of 51 Cambridge English: Preliminary and Preliminary for Schools V oc a bular y List �� &#x/MCI; 4 ;&#x/MCI; 4 ;Languageadvancedelementarymenionspeakansweremailmessagetalkargueaskbeginnerommunicategrammartermdiate jokeletterpronouncepronunciatiquestionsaysentencetranatetranslation vocaulary wordommunicationmeaningshoutPersonalFeelings,OpiionsandExperienceAdjective able afraid delight depressed intelligent int e re s ted reliable r ic h alone d i fferent i n teresting right amaz e d difficult jealous rude amazi n g disappointed keen sad amusi n g disappointing kind s ati sfi ed angry easy lazy s e r ious annoyed emb a rras se d lovely s l im anxious embarras s ing lucky sl ow ashamed excellent mad small awful excited marri e d smart bad exciting mis e rable s o r ry beautiful famous mod e rn s o ft better fant a s tic negative s pe c ial bored boring favour i t e fine ner v ous nice strange str bossy fit noisy stupid brave fond normal sure brilliant free o l d s urp r i s ed busy c a lm frightened f r iendly old - f a shion e d ordinary sweet tall careful funny ori g in a l t e rrible challenging gener o us patient tired charmi n g gentle person a l true cheerful glad pleasant typical clear good poor unable clever gre a t positive unhappy confident guilty pretty unusual confused happy q u ick useful confu s ing hard quiet we l l co o l healthy ready wonderful crazy heavy real worried cruel curious high hungry reali s tic reasonable wrong young c u te important rela x ed 20 1 2 Page 46 of 51 Cambridge English: Preliminary and Preliminary for Schools V oc a bular y List �� &#x/MCI; 4 ;&#x/MCI; 4 ;PlacesildingsapartmeblockcollegestruinapartmentcottagepitalhoolbuildidepartmenthoteshopbankstorcentrebookshodiscolibrarystadiumbookstoreelevatorlifsuprmaketbuildicacafeentrancmuseuofficeswimingtheatrecafeteriaorypalacetoucastleflatpolicstatiinformaticingallerofficeentreclinigarageprisotowerclubrystorerailwastatunivPlacesCouside area field path sea bay beach forest harbour port railway seasi de sky c a mps i te canal hill island rainforest region stream valley cliff desert lake land river rock village waterfall earth mountain sand wood farm ocean scenery PlacesCityapartmentbuildiairportbookinbridgebusationbuscarmachinehpointcicentrecornercrossing crossroadsfountainmarmotorwaymonmententpetrolstationoundrouteshoppntreignposqustationstresubwaytunnelturningoundzooServicestorlibraryswimingoolgallermuseumtheatrecafetercinemagaragehairdresserofficetauranttourisinformationdentisthotecentre 20 1 2 Page 47 of 51 Cambridge English: Preliminary and Preliminary for Schools V oc a bular y List �� &#x/MCI; 4 ;&#x/MCI; 4 ; &#x/MCI; 5 ;&#x/MCI; 5 ;Shopping ad close (v) expensive adv e r t closed fo r sale reduce adv e rtise collect hire re d uced adv e rtisement complain inex p ensive rent assistant cost (n & v ) label re s e rve bar g ain credit card logo re tu rn b i ll customer lu xu ry s ave book damag ed money seco n d - ha n d buy dear ord er s ell cash dep a rtment pa y (fo r) s hop cent store pen ny sho p as s i stant change deposit pound shopper cheap dollar price s hopping cheque euro reason a ble spend choose excha n ge receipt supermark e t try on Sport athlete ext r em e sports point(s) surf athletics (sports ) facilities practice (n) surfboard badminton fis h ing practis e (v) surfboardi ng ball fitness prize surfing baseball football race swim basketball football player race track s w imming bat game racing swimming bathin g suit goal racket costu m e beach biccle bike goalkee p er golf gym reserv e ( n ) restv) rid e (n & v) s w imm i n g pool imsuit tabl e tennis boat gymnastics rider take pa r t boxi ng helmet riding team catch ( v ) h i g h jump rug by tennis champion hit ( v ) ru n (n & v ) tennis player championship hockey runni ng thro w (v) changin g ro om horse - rid i ng sai l (n & v ) ticket climb ( v ) ic e hockey sailing t i red climbing ic e skating score track club instructor sea tra c k s u i t coac h (n) j o gging season trainer( s ) compete j oi n in shoot(in g) t r ain(ing) competition ki c k ( v ) shorts versus I v competitor kit skateboard v olle y ball contest lea g ue skating wal k (v) court locke r (roo m ) skiing wat ch (v) cricket lon g jump snowbo a rd wate r skiing c y cling luck snowbo a rdi ng win c y cli s t match soccer workout dancing member sport(s) yoga diving motor - racing sport s centre ente r (a net squash competition) pla y ( v ) stadium 20 1 2 Page 48 of 51 Cambridge English: Preliminary and Preliminary for Schools V oc a bular y List �� &#x/MCI; 4 ;&#x/MCI; 4 ; &#x/MCI; 5 ;&#x/MCI; 5 ;The NaturaWorld a i r explore(r) l i on s p r ing a n imal fall (Am Eng) monkey sta r aut u m n farmland moon s tone beach fi e l d mosq u i to s ummer bee fire mou n tain sun b i rd fish mou s e/mice s unri s e branch flo o d nature su n s et bush flo w er north s un s hine butterfly forest parrot tiger cave freeze penguin tr e e cli ff frog planet valley climate fur plant wat e r coast giraffe poll u tion wat e rfall continent grass rabbit waves country grow rainforest we st countryside range wild dese r t hill river wildl i fe d o lphin hot rock winter donkey ice sand wood duck i s land scenery wool earth jungle sea world east kangar o o s hark zebra elepha n t l a ke sky environm e nt land south environm e ntal leaf s pa c e Time afternoon evening monthly today a . m . / p . m . half (pas t ) mor n ing tomorr o w appoi n t ment holi d ays night tonight autumn hour noon week birthday Janua ry - December o'clock weekday century me e t ing past w ee k end clock midnight quarte r (pas t I t o ) w ee k ly daily minute second winter date m o ment spring workin g hours day Mond ay - Sunday summ e r year diary month time yesterd ay TraveTransportabroadbackpackercapitalty accommodationbackpacking(aelanestopalarmirporbicclebikelandcaseulancrd(v)railcatchannouncementboadinpassroadchangarriveseapackborderbribrosea cababincancharter check(v)check(n)chec(v) P a ge 49 o f 51 Cambridge English: Preliminary and Preliminary for Schools V oc a bular y List 2011 coach confirm fuel garage time o n v a c a t ion subway s u it case c ountry ga s I ga s station o i l t a k e o ff crossing (Am Eng) ope r ator t a xi crossroads gate overnight tou r ( n & v) cu r re n c y gue s t par k (v) tou r guide customs guide parkin g lot tourist c y cle ( n & v) guidebook parkin g space tourist cycli s t handle b ars pass e ng e r i n form a tion delay harbour pas s port c ent re delayed heli c opter path t r affic delive r hit c hhi k e petrol traffic jam depart hotel petro l station traffic lights departure immigration pil o t tr a i n de s tination jet platform tr a m dire c tion journey publi c tra n spo r t translate doc u men t ( s ) lan d (v) r a i l r oad translation dollar leave rai l way tra v el doubl e ro om l e ft rece p t ion t r ip drive l ight repai r (v) tunnel drive r lo r r y reserva t ion t y r e / t ire driving/driv e r ' s licence luggage machi n e reser ve retur n ( n & v) underground underground due dut y - free map mechanic ride roa d si gn tr a in ve h i cle embassy m i rr o r rounda b out vi s a euro miss route vi s i t ( o r ) excha n g e rate motorbi k e sail (v) w aitin g room fac i l i ties motorway scooter w a y far move ( bu s ) ser v i c e w h e el f a re nationality ship w i n dow ferry o n board si g ht s e ei ng windscr e en flight o n business signpost fly o n foot singl e room fo re ign o n holiday s peed Weather b l ow fog icy sunshine breeze foggy l ightning tempera t u r e centigra d e free z ing m i ld thund er ( s t o r m ) cloud frozen rain warm cloudy g a le show e r weathe r c o ld ge t w e t snow wet cool heat s no w fall wind degrees hot st orm windy dry humid sun f o r e c a st ice s unny P a ge 50 o f 51 Cambridge English: Preliminary and Preliminary for Schools V oc a bular y List 2011 �� &#x/MCI; 4 ;&#x/MCI; 4 ; &#x/MCI; 5 ;&#x/MCI; 5 ;WorandJobs actor desk lawyer queen actress dete c ti v e l e c t u r er quit appli c ation diary letter receptionist apply dipl o ma librarian reporter archite c t dire c tor ma n ager retire army diver mecha n ic retirement artist do c tor meeting sa i l o r assistant earn message salary at h lete email model sales assistant baby s itter emplo y (v) musician s ales m an banke r emplo y ee noveli s t saleswo m an boss emplo y er nurse scientist brea k (n ) emplo y m e nt occu p ation s e cr e tary businessm a n engineer office security guard busines s w o man expl o r er officer ( e.g. sho p as s i s ta n t butche r fact o r y prison/ p olic e ) shopper camer a man fa rm ou t o f work sing e r candid a te farmer owne r s old i er canteen film st ar pai n t er staff c a p t a in fireman par t time student c a reer footbal l player/ photograp he r t a x i d ri v e r ch e f football e r p il o t tea c her chemist full time poet tennis pla y er cleaner goalkee p er policem a n to u r guide colleague guard police o ff i c e r tr a de company guest poli c e w oman trave l agent computer guide pol i ti c ian unemployed conf e r ence hairdress e r porter uniform contract hou s ewife postm a n wage(s) cook housew o r k pre s ident waiter/waitress crew instructions profes s ion work customs o f f icer cv instructor job professional pr o f essor work er dancer journali s t (com p uter) dentist j udge program m e r department king publi s her design e r laboratory qualification Page