剑桥KET必记词汇表学案

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VOCABULARY LIST
Key English Test (KET)
Key English Test fr Schls (KETfS)
KET Vcabulary List
© UCLES 2012
Intrductin t the KET Vcabulary List
The KET Vcabulary List gives teachers a guide t the vcabulary needed when preparing students fr the KET and KET fr Schls examinatins.
Backgrund t the list
The KET Vcabulary List was riginally develped by Cambridge ESOL in cnsultatin with external cnsultants t guide item writers wh prduce materials fr the KET examinatin. It drew n vcabulary frm the Cuncil f Eurpe’s Waystage (1990) specificatin and ther vcabulary which crpus evidence shws is high frequency.
The list cvers vcabulary apprpriate t the A2 level n the Cmmn Eurpean Framewrk f Reference (CEFR) and includes receptive vcabulary (wrds that the candidate is expected t understand but which is nt the fcus f a questin) and prductive vcabulary (wrds that the candidate needs t knw in rder t answer a questin).
The list des nt prvide an exhaustive list f all wrds which appear n the KET and KET fr Schls questin papers and candidates shuld nt cnfine their study f vcabulary t the list alne.
Hw the list is updated
The vcabulary f English changes ver time, with wrds being added and ther wrds falling int disuse. In rder t maintain its currency, the KET Vcabulary List is updated n an annual basis, with the decisin t add r remve wrds being infrmed by reference t the Cambridge Learner Crpus and English Vcabulary Prfile.
The Cambridge Learner Crpus is a cllectin f ver 44 millin wrds f English, based upn evidence f language use by learners frm all ver the wrld and frm which the English Vcabulary Prfile has develped. The English Vcabulary Prfile shws the mst cmmn wrds and phrases that learners f English need t knw in British r American English. The meaning f each wrd r phrase in the wrdlists has been assigned a level between A1 and B2 n the CEFR.
A preview versin f the English Vcabulary Prfile can be accessed by visiting the website:
Organisatin f the list
Wrd sets
Sme categries f wrds that a learner at this level might be expected t knw, e.g. days f the week, are nt included in the alphabetical list but are listed in Appendix 1. Althugh ‘grammar wrds’ (prnuns, mdal verbs, etc.) are included, the Language Specificatins sectinftheKETandKETfrSchlsHandbks(availablefrm ) shuld be cnsulted fr a mre cmplete listing.
Exemplificatin
Example phrases and sentences shwing hw wrds might be used are given nly where wrds with different meanings need t be cnstrained. Fr example, bank is fllwed by ‘I changed my mney in a bank’ – this shws that bank is limited t the idea f a financial institutin: candidates are nt expected t knw ther meanings, such as ‘a river bank’.
Multi-wrd verbs
All multi-wrd (r phrasal) verbs that a KET r KET fr Schls candidate might be expected t knw are included in the list. These verbs include ‘literal’ verbs (i.e. where the meaning is transparent), e.g. sit dwn, g ut and ‘nn-literal’ verbs, e.g. lk after, get up.
Tpic lists
In Appendix 2, wrds have been gruped tgether under cmmn KET and/r KET fr Schls themes, such as ‘Fd and Drink’, ‘Huse and Hme’ and ‘Sprt’.
Unsuitable tpics
Cambridge ESOL examinatins must nt cntain anything that might ffend r upset candidates, ptentially affect their perfrmance r distract them during the examinatin. A number f ‘sensitive’ tpics are cnsidered unsuitable fr use in KET and KET fr Schls, fr example war and plitics, and vcabulary relating t these is nt included in the KET Vcabulary List.
Persnal vcabulary
The cntent f the KET Vcabulary List is general in nature and is unlikely t cver cmpletely the prductive vcabulary that may be required by candidates. Candidates shuld knw the specific lexis they will need t describe themselves and their lives, fr example hbbies, likes and dislikes.
Abbreviatins
Abbreviatins used in the KET Vcabulary List are:
Summary f pints t be nted
The list des nt include every wrd that may appear n a KET r KET fr Schls paper.
The list cvers receptive and prductive vcabulary.
The list is updated every year.
abbrev
abbreviatin r acrnym
mv
mdal verb
adj
adjective
n
nun
adv
adverb
phr v
phrasal verb
av
auxiliary verb
pl
plural
Am Eng
American English
prep
prepsitin
Br Eng
British English
prep phr
prepsitinal phrase
cnj
cnjunctin
prn
prnun
det
determiner
sing
singular
exclam
exclamatin
v
verb
Cntents
\l "_bkmark0" A5
\l "_bkmark1" B6
\l "_bkmark2" C7
\l "_bkmark3" D9
\l "_bkmark4" E10
\l "_bkmark5" F11
\l "_bkmark6" G12
\l "_bkmark7" H11
\l "_bkmark8" I12
\l "_bkmark9" J12
\l "_bkmark10" K12
\l "_bkmark11" L13
\l "_bkmark12" M14
\l "_bkmark13" N15
\l "_bkmark14" O15
\l "_bkmark15" P16
\l "_bkmark16" Q17
\l "_bkmark17" R17
\l "_bkmark18" S18
\l "_bkmark19" T20
\l "_bkmark20" U21
\l "_bkmark21" V21
\l "_bkmark22" W21
\l "_bkmark23" Y21
\l "_bkmark24" Z21
\l "_bkmark25" Appendix 121
\l "_bkmark26" Cardinal numbers21
\l "_bkmark27" Ordinal numbers21
\l "_bkmark28" Days f the week21
\l "_bkmark29" Mnths f the year21
\l "_bkmark30" Seasns f the year21
\l "_bkmark31" Cuntries, languages and natinalities21
\l "_bkmark32" Cntinents21
\l "_bkmark33" Health, Medicine and Exercise25
A
a/an (det) able (adj)
be able t abut (adv & prep)
What abut a cld drink?
I have abut £3. (adv)
a bk abut animals (prep) abve (adv & prep)
accident (n)
acrss (adv & prep)
The bank’s acrss the rad.
He walked acrss the bridge. act (n & v)
activity (n) actr (n) actually (adv) ad (n)
an ad n TV add (v)
address (n) adult (adj & n) advanced (adj) adventure (n)
advertisement (n) advice (n) aerplane (n) afraid (adj)
after (adv & prep) afternn (n) afterwards (adv) again (adv) against (prep)
We watched England play against France.
age (n)
I dn’t knw his age. aged (adj)
ag (adv) agree (v)
Yes, I agree with yu.
Dn’t yu agree, Sam? air (n)
t travel by air airprt (n)
alarm clck (n) album (n)
all (adv, det & prn)
all right/alright (adj, adv & exclam) almst (adv)
alne (adj & adv) alng (prep) already (adv)
alright (adj, adv & exclam) als (adv)
always (adv)
a.m. (adv) amazing (adj) ambulance (n) amng (prep) an (det)
and (cnj) angry (adj) animal (n)
anther (det & prn) answer (n & v)
any (det & prn) anybdy (prn) anymre (adv) anyne (prn) anything (prn) anyway (adv) anywhere (adv) apartment (n)
apartment building (n)
apple (n) appintment (n)
an appintment with the dctr
area (n) arm (n) armchair (n)
arund (adv & prep)
t travel arund (adv)
t sit arund the table (prep) arrive (v)
art (n) article (n)
an article abut skiing artist (n)
as (cnj & prep)
as gd as
as sn as pssible
the same as ask (v)
assistant (n) as well (adv)
as well (as) (prep) at (prep)
at / @ (prep)
My email address is david@cambridgeesl.rg
attractive (adj) aunt (n) autumn (n) available (adj) away (adv)
He’s gne away
It’s tw kilmetres away awful (adj)
B
baby (n)
back (n, adv & adj) backpack (n)
bad (adj) badly (adv) badmintn (n) bag (n)
bake (v) ball (n) balln (n) banana (n) band (n) bandage (n) bank (n)
I changed my mney in the bank.
barbecue (n) baseball (n) basketball (n) bat (n)
bath (n) bathing suit (n) bathrm (n) bathtub (n) battery (n)
be (av & v) beach (n) bean (n) bear (n) beard (n)
beautiful (adj) because (cnj) becme (v) bed (n) bedrm (n)
bee (n)
befre (adv, cnj & prep) begin (v)
beginner (n) beginning (n) behind (adv & prep) believe (v)
belng (v)
belw (adv & prep) belt (n)
beside (prep) best (adj & adv) better (adj & adv) between (prep) bicycle (n)
big (adj) bike (n) bill (n)
Can I have my bill, please? bilgy (n)
bird (n) birth (n) birthday (n)
biscuit (n) (Br Eng) (Am Eng: ckie)
bit (n)
Just a small bit f cake, please.
black (adj & n) blackbard (n) blanket (n) blck (n)
Shall we walk rund the blck?
blnd(e) (adj) bld (n)
bluse (n)
blue (adj & n) bard (n)
The teacher’s writing n the (black/white)bard.
bard game (n) bat (n)
bdy (n) bil (v) biled (adj) bk (n & v)
bkcase (n) bkshelf (n)
bkshp (n) (Br Eng) (Am Eng: bkstre)
bkstre (n) (Am Eng) (Br Eng: bkshp)
bt (n)
a pair f bts bred (adj)
bring (adj) brn (v)
I was brn in Manchester. brrw (v)
She brrwed a bk frm the library.
bss (n)
bth (prn & det) bther (v)
bttle (n) bttm (n)
at the bttm f the stairs bwl (n)
bx (n)
by (n) byfriend (n) brain (n)
brave (adj) bread (n) break (n & v)
a break fr lunch (n)
Smene’s brken the windw. (v)
breakfast (n) bridge (n) bright (adj) brilliant (adj)
I thught the film was
brilliant!
bring (v) brken (adj) brther (n) brwn (adj & n) brush (n & v) build (v) building (n) burger (n)
bus (n) business (n) businessman (n)
businesswman (n)
bus statin (n) bus stp (n) busy (adj)
but (cnj) butter (n) buy (v) by (prep)
bye (exclam)
C
cabinet (n) cafe/café (n) cafeteria (n) cake (n) calendar (n) call (n & v)
I’ll call (phne) again later this afternn.
He’s called Jhn.
I’m waiting fr a call frm Anna.
camel (n) camera (n) camp (v) camping (n) campsite (n) cap (n) capital (n) can (n & mv) candy (n) cannt (mv)
car (n)
card (n)
birthday card
credit card career (n) careful (adj)
Be careful! carefully (adv)
car park (n) (Br Eng) (Am Eng: parking lt)
carpet (n) carrt (n) carry (v) cartn (n)
case (n) cash (n & v) castle (n)
cat (n) catch (v)
cathedral (n) CD (n)
CD player (n)
ceiling (n) cell phne (n)
cent (n) centre/center (n)
centimetre/centimeter (cm) (n) century (n)
cereal (n)
certainly (nt) (adv) chain (n)
chair (n) change (v & n) channel (n) chat (n) chatrm (n) cheap (adj) check (v) cheese (n) chef (n)
chemist (n) (Br Eng) (Am Eng: drugstre)
chemistry (n) cheque (n) chess (n)
chicken (n)
child (n) chilli (n) chips (n pl)
egg and chips chclate (n) chse (v)
cinema (n) circle (n) circus (n) city (n) class (n)
a language class
a first-class ticket classical (adj)
classmate (n) classrm (n) clean (adj & v) cleaner (n) clear (adj)
It’s nt clear t me. clearly (adv)
clever (adj) click (n & v)
click here t g t ur website
climb (v) climbing (n) clck (n) clse (adj & v)
clse t (prep phr) clsed (adj) clthes (n pl) clud (n)
cludy (adj) clwn (n)
club (n)
t jin a club cach (n)
a cach trip
a tennis cach cat (n)
cffee (n) cla (n)
cld (adj & n) clleague (n) cllect (v) cllege (n) clur (n & v) cmb (n) cme (v)
cmfrtable (adj) cmic (n) cmpany (n)
What’s the name f yur cmpany?
cmpetitin (n) cmplete (v) cmputer (n) cncert (n)
cngratulatins! (exclam) cntact (n & v) cnversatin (n)
ck (n & v) cker (n)
ckie (n) (Am Eng) (Br Eng: biscuit)
cking (n)
cl (adj & exclam)
That’s a cl bike! (adj) cpy (v)
crner (n)
the crner f the street crrect (adj)
cst (n & v) cstume (n)
I frgt my swimming cstume.
culd (mv) cuntry (n) cuntryside (n) curse (n)
a university curse
a main curse
f curse (nt) cusin (n)
cver (v) cw (n) crazy (adj)
cream (adj & n) credit card (n) cricket (n) crss (n & v)
Dn’t crss the rad here! (v) crssing (n)
Use the crssing t crss the street.
crwd (n) crwded (adj) cry (v)
The baby’s crying. cup (n)
cupbard (n) curry (n) curtain (n) custmer (n) cut (v)
cycle (v) cycling (n)
D
dad (n)
daily (adj & adv) dance (n & v) dancer (n) dancing (n) danger (n) dangerus (adj) dark (adj)
date (n)
What’s the date tday? daughter (n)
day (n) dead (adj) dear (adj)
Dear Anne, decide (v)
deep (adj) degree (n)
The temperature’s 30 degrees tday.
delay (n & v)
There will be a delay f tw hurs. (n)
The flight is delayed. (v) dentist (n)
department (n) department stre (n) describe (v)
desert (n)
desk (n) dessert (n) detail (n) diary (n) dictinary (n) die (v) difference (n) different (adj) difficult (adj) digital (adj)
digital camera (n) dining rm (n) dinner (n) dinsaur (n) diplma (n)
dirty (adj) disc (n) discunt (n) discuss (v) dish (n)
Chicken and chips is my favurite dish.
d (av & v) dctr (n) dcument (n) dg (n)
dll (n)
dllar (n) dlphin (n)
dr (n) dt (n)
dt cm duble (adj)
a duble rm dwn (adv & prep) dwnlad (n & v)
I dwnladed the sngs frm the internet (v).
dwnstairs (adv) Dr (n)
draw (v) drawer (n) drawing (n) dream (n & v) dress (n & v) dressed (adj) drink (n & v) drive (v) driver (n)
driving licence (n)
drugstre (n) (Am Eng) (Br Eng: chemist)
drum (n) dry (adj & v) duck (n)
during (prep) DVD (n)
DVD player (n)
E
each (det & prn) ear (n)
early (adj & adv) earn (v)
earring (n) easily (adv)
east (n, adj & adv) easy (adj)
eat (v)
egg (n) electric (adj) electricity (n) elephant (n)
elevatr (n) (Am Eng) (Br Eng: lift) else (adv)
Anything else? email (n & v) empty (adj)
end (v & n) engine (n) engineer (n)
enjy (v)
enugh (adv, det & prn) enter (v)
Are yu ging t enter the pster cmpetitin?
Please enter thrugh the side dr.
entrance (n) envelpe (n)
eraser (n) (Am Eng) (Br Eng: rubber)
especially (adv) eur (n)
even (adv) evening (n) ever (adv) every (det)
everybdy (prn) everyne (prn) everything (prn) everywhere (adv) exactly (adv)
examinatin/exam (n)
example (n)
Lk at the example first.
fr example excellent (adj) except (cnj & prep) excited (adj) exciting (adj) excuse (v)
Excuse me! exercise (n & v) exhibitin (n)
art exhibitin exit (n)
expensive (adj) explain (v) explre (v) explrer (n)
This bk’s abut famus explrers.
extra (adj) eye (n)
F
face (n) fact (n) factry (n) fail (v)
fair (adj)
She has fair hair. fall (n & v)
in the fall (n) (Am Eng) (Br Eng: autumn)
he fell and hurt his leg (v)
family (n) famus (adj) fan (n) fantastic (adj) far (adv)
Hw far is the next garage? farm (n)
farmer (n) fashin (n)
fast (adj & adv) fast fd (n) fat (adj)
father (n) favurite (adj) feel (v)
t feel well festival (n)
few (det & adj) field (n)
file (n) fill (v)
fill in (phr v)
t fill in a frm
film (n & v) final (adj) finally (adv) find (v)
find ut (phr v) fine (adj)
That’s fine!
I’m fine, thank yu.
The weather is fine. finger (n)
finish (v) fire (n)
first (adv & adj)
First… then… (adv)
Jhn came first. (adv)
first prize (adj) first name (n)
fish (n & v) fishing (n) fit (adj)
flat (n) flight (n) flr (n)
The bedrms are n the first flr.
Dn’t leave yur clthes n the flr.
flwer (n) fly (v)
fg (n) fggy (adj) fllw (v)
fd (n)
ft (n)
my right ft ftball (n) ftballer (n)
fr (prep) freign (adj) frest (n) frget (v) frk (n)
knife and frk frm (n)
Fill in this frm. free (adj & adv)
French fries (n) (Am Eng) (Br Eng: chips)
fresh (adj)
fresh fruit fridge (n) fried (adj) friend (n) friendly (adj) frm (prep) frnt (n)
in the frnt f the train
Stand in frnt f me. fruit (n)
full (adj)
fun (adj & n) funny (adj) furniture (n) further (adj) future (n)
G
game (n) garage (n) garden (n) garlic (n)
gas (n) (Am Eng) (Br Eng: petrl)
gas statin (n) (Am Eng) (Br Eng: petrl statin)
gate (n) gegraphy (n) get (v)
get fit (v)
get ff (phr v)
t get ff the bus get n (phr v)
t get n the bus get up (phr v)
t get up in the mrning gift (n)
girl (n) girlfriend (n) give (v) glad (adj) glass (n)
glasses (n pl)
glve (n) g (v) gal (n)
gld (n & adj) glden (adj) glf (n)
gd (adj)
gd afternn (exclam) gdbye (exclam)
gd evening (exclam) gd-lking (adj) gd mrning (exclam) gd night (exclam)
g ut (phr v)
Are yu ging ut this evening?
grade (n) gram(me) (n) grandchild (n) grand(d)ad (n) granddaughter (n) grandfather (n) grandma (n) grandmther (n)
grandpa (n)
grandparent (n) grandsn (n) granny (n) grape (n)
grass (n) great (adj) green (adj)
grey (adj & n) (Br Eng) (Am Eng: gray)
grilled (adj)
grcery stre (n) (Am Eng) grup (n)
grw (v)
grw up (phr v) guess (v) guest (n)
guest-huse (n) guide (n) guidebk (n) guitar (n)
guy (n)
He’s a really nice guy. gym (n)
H
hair (n)
half (det, n & prn) half-price (adj)
hall (n) hand (n) handbag (n) happen (v) happy (adj)
hard (adj & adv)
hard wd (adj)
the hmewrk was hard (adj)
t wrk hard (adv)
hat (n) hate (v)
have (av & v) have gt t (mv) have t (mv)
he (prn) head (n)
My head hurts. help (v)
her (det & prn) here (adv)
hers (prn)
herself (prn)
by herself hey (exclam) hi (exclam) high (adj)
hill (n) him (prn)
himself (prn)
by himself hip hp (n)
his (det & prn) histry (n)
hit (v) hbby (n) hckey (n) hld (v) hliday (n)
hme (n & adv) hmewrk (n) headache (n) headteacher (n) health (n) healthy (adj) hear (v)
heart (n)
heating (n)
Can yu turn the heating n?
heavy (adj)
a heavy blanket helicpter (n)
hell (exclam) hney (n) hpe (v) hrrible (adj) hrse (n) hspital (n) ht (adj)
htel (n) hur (n) huse (n)
husewife (n) hw (adv) hwever (adv) hungry (adj) hurry (v)
hurt (v) husband (n)
I
I (prn)
in (adv & prep)
interesting (adj)
ice (n)
include (v)
internatinal (adj)
ice cream (n)
including (prep)
internet (n)
ice skating (n)
indr (adj)
int (prep)
ID (n)
indrs (adv)
invitatin (n)
ID card (n)
infrmatin (n)
invite (v)
idea (n)
in frnt f (prep phr)
island (n)
identificatin (n)
insect (n)
it (prn)
if (cnj)
inside (adv & prep)
IT (n)
ill (adj)
instead (adv)
its (det)
immediately (adv)
instructins (n pl)
itself (prn)
imprtant (adj)
instrument (n)
imprve (v)
interested (adj)
J
jacket (n) jam (n)
fruit jam jazz (n) jeans (n pl)
jewellery (n) (Br Eng) (Am Eng:
jewelry)
jb (n) jin (v)
jurnalist (n) jurney (n) juice (n) jump (v)
jumper (n)
just (adv)
I’ve just seen Tm.
Just a mment.
K
keep (v)
May I keep this?
Keep right! key (n) keybard (n)
I play the keybard in a band.
The keybard fr my cmputer is brken.
kick (n & v)
kilgramme (kg) (n) (Br Eng) (Am Eng: kilgram) kilmetre (km) (n) (Br Eng) (Am Eng: kilmeter)
kind (adj & n)
That’s very kind f yu.
What kind f bk d yu want?
king (n) kiss (n & v) kit (n) kitchen (n) kite (n) knife (n) knw (v)
L
lake (n) lamp (n) language (n)
laptp (cmputer) (n) large (adj)
last (adj & det) late (adv & adj)
The train is ging t be late. (adj)
later (adv)
I’ll see yu later.
latest (adj) laugh (v) lazy (adj) learn (v) least (adv)
at least leather (n & adj) leave (v)
The train leaves at 10 ’clck.
I left my bag in the cinema.
There isn’t any milk left.
left (adj, adv & n)
G t the left. (n)
left hand (adj)
Turn left. (adv) left-hand (adj)
leg (n) lemn (n)
lemnade (n)
lend (v)
less (adj, det & prn) lessn (n)
let (v) letter (n) level (n)
language level library (n)
licence (n)
driving licence lie dwn (phr v) life (n)
lift (n)
Take the lift t the third flr.
light (n & adj)
like (adv, prep & v)
What’s the weather like? (adv)
It’s like an range but bigger. (prep)
I’d like a drink. (v)
line (n)
draw a line
the next line lin (n)
list (n) listen (v)
litre (n) (Br Eng) (Am Eng: liter) little (adj)
live (v)
living rm (n) lng (adj)
lk (v)
Yu lk happy.
Dn’t lk nw! lk after (phr v) lk at (phr v)
lk fr (phr v) lk ut (phr v)
Lk ut – it’s ging t fall!
lrry (n) lse (v)
We lst the game.
I’ve lst my passprt. lst (adj)
lts / a lt (n)
a lt f hmewrk. lud (adj)
lve (n & v) lvely (adj) lw (adj) luck (n) lucky (adj) luggage (n) lunch (n) lunchtime (n)
M
machine (n) mad (adj) magazine (n) mail (n)
main curse (n) make (v)
make-up (n) man (n) manager (n) mang (n)
many (det & prn) map (n)
mark (n) market (n) married (adj) match (n)
ftball match maths/mathematics (n) (Br Eng) (Am Eng: math)
matter (n & v)
It desn’t matter. (v)
What’s the matter? (n) may (mv)
maybe (adv) me (prn) meal (n) mean (v) meat (n) mechanic (n) medicine (n) meet (v) meeting (n) meln (n) member (n)
a member f a club
memry (n)
menu (n) message (n)
metre (n) (Br Eng) (Am Eng: meter)
midday (n) middle (n)
in the middle midnight (n)
might (mv) mile (n) milk (n) millin (n) mind (v)
D yu mind if I clse the windw?
I dn’t mind if…
Never mind.
Mind yur head! mine (prn)
mineral water (n) minus (prep) minute (n)
mirrr (n) Miss (n) miss (v) missing (adj) mistake (n) mix (v)
mbile (phne) (n) mdel (n)
mdern (adj) mment (n)
Just a mment. mney (n)
mnkey (n)
mnth (n)
mnthly (adj & adv) mn (n)
mre (adj, adv, det & prn) mrning (n)
mst (adj, adv, det & prn) mther (n)
mtrbike (n) mtrway (n) muntain (n) muse (n) muth (n) mve (v)
mvie (n) (Am Eng) (Br Eng: film)
mvie theater (n) (Am Eng) (Br Eng: cinema)
mvie star (n) (Am Eng) (Br Eng: film star)
MP3 player (n) Mr (n)
Mrs (n)
Ms (n)
much (adj, adv, det & prn) mug (n)
mum (n) museum (n) mushrm (n) music (n) musical (adj) musician (n) must (mv)
my (det) myself (prn)
by myself
N
name (n) natinal (adj) natinality (n) nature (n)
near (adv & prep) nearly (adv)
neck (n) necklace (n) need (v) neighbur (n) net (n)
I fund a great website n the
net.
never (adv) new (adj) news (n) newspaper (n)
next (adj & adv) next t (prep) nice (adj)
night (n)
n (adv, det & prn) nbdy (prn) nise (n)
nisy (adj)
nn (n)
n ne (prn) nrmal (adj)
nrth (n, adj & adv) nse (n)
nt (adv) nte (n & v) ntebk (n)
nthing (prn) ntice (n) nw (adv) number (n) nurse (n)
O
ccupatin (n) 'clck (adv) f (prep)
f curse (nt) (adv) ff (adv)
ffer (n & v) ffice (n) ften (adv) h (exclam) il (n)
car il
cking il OK/kay (exclam) ld (adj)
melette (n)
n (prep & adv)
nce (adv)
nly nce ne (det & prn) nin (n)
nline (adj & adv) nly (adv & adj)
I nly wanted t help.
the nly ne pen (adj & v) pera (n) ppsite (prep) r (cnj)
range (adj & n) rder (n)
ther (det & prn)
ur (det)
urs (prn) urselves (prn) ut (adv) utdrs (adv) ut f (prep)
utside (prep & adv) ver (prep & adv)
ver 60 peple (adv)
t travel all ver the wrld (prep)
wn (adj)
They ck their wn meals.
P
pack (v)
pack a suitcase page (n)
pain (n) paint (v & n) painter (n) painting (n) pale (adj) pair (n)
a pair f shes paper (n & adj) pardn (exclam)
Pardn? parent (n) park (n & v)
parking lt (n) (Am Eng) (Br Eng: car park)
part (n)
the best part f the day partner (n)
party (n) pass (v)
Yu pass the statin n the left.
t pass a driving test passenger (n)
passprt (n) past (prep) pasta (n) path (n) pay (v)
PC (persnal cmputer) (n) pear (n)
pen (n) pence (n) pencil (n)
pencil case (n) penfriend (n)
penny (n)
peple (n pl) pepper (n) per (prep) perfect (adj) perfume (n) perhaps (adv) persn (n) pet (n)
petrl (n)
petrl statin (n) pharmacy (n) phne (v & n) pht(graph) (n) phtgrapher (n) phtgraphy (n) physics (n) pian (n)
pick up (phr v) picnic (n) picture (n) piece (n)
a piece f cake pillw (n)
pilt (n) pink (adj) pity (n)
What a pity! pizza (n)
place (n) plan (n & v) plane (n)
The plane was late. plant (n)
plastic (n & adj) plate (n) platfrm (n)
Yur train leaves frm
Platfrm 8.
play (v & n)
t play ftball (v)
t play the guitar (v)
a play at the theatre (n) player (n)
playgrund (n) pleasant (adj) please (v & exclam)
I’m very pleased fr yu. (v)
Please be quiet! pleased (adj)
plus (prep)
p.m. (adv) pcket (n) pint (v) plice (n) plice car (n)
plice fficer (n) plice statin (n) plite (adj)
pl (n)
swimming pl pr (adj)
pp (n)
pp music ppular (adj) pssible (adj) pssibly (adv) pst (v & n)
t pst a letter
What’s in the pst tday? pstcard (n)
pster (n) pst ffice (n) ptat (n) pund (£) (n)
practice (n) (Br Eng) (Am Eng:
practise)
ftball practice practise (v)
Yu must practise if yu want t play well.
prefer (v) prepare (v) present (n)
a birthday present
pretty (adj)
price (n) print (v) printer (n) prize (n)
prbably (adv) prblem (n) prgram (n)
a cmputer prgram prgramme (n)
a TV prgramme
prject (n)
a schl prject pull (v)
pupil (n) purple (adj) purse (n) push (v) put (v)
put n (phr v)
puzzle (n)
Q
quarter (n)
a quarter f an hur queen (n)
questin (n)
quick (adj) quickly (adv) quiet (adj)
quite (adv)
Are yu quite sure?
quite ld quiz (n)
R
rabbit (n) race (n & v)
a running race (n)
She raced her brther t the bus stp. (v)
racket (n)
Can I brrw yur tennis racket? radi (n)
railway (n) rain (n & v) raincat (n) rap (n) read (v) reading (n) ready (adj)
When will it be ready? real (adj)
really (adv) reasn (n)
receipt (n) receive (v) receptinist (n) recrd (v)
red (adj) refrigeratr (n) remember (v) rent (v)
repair (v) repeat (v) rest (n & v)
t have a rest (n)
‘Try t rest’, the dctr said. (v)
restaurant (n) return (n & v)
my return frm hliday (n)
He returned hme late. (v)
She returned her library bks. (v)
rice (n) rich (adj) ride (n & v)
right (n, adj & adv)
He swam t the right. (n)
yur right hand (adj)
That’s the right answer. (adj)
Turn right here. (adv) right hand (adj)
ring (n) river (n) rad (n)
rast (v & adj) rck (n)
rck cncert rf (n)
rm (n)
a duble rm rund (adj)
rundabut (n) rubber (n) rugby (n)
ruler (n)
run (v) runner (n) running (n)
S
sad (adj) safe (adj) sail (v) sailing (n) salad (n) sale (n)
fr sale salt (n)
same (adj & prn)
at the same time (adj)
Yur watch is the same as mine. (prn)
sandwich (n) sauce (n) sausage (n) save (v)
t save mney
t save time say (v)
scarf (n) schl (n) schlchild (n) science (n) scissrs (n pl) scter (n) screen (n) sea (n)
seat (n)
secnd (adj, det & n) secretary (n)
see (v) sell (v) send (v)
sentence (n) serve (v)
set (n)
several (det & prn) shall (mv)
shame (n)
What a shame! shamp (n & v) share (v)
she (prn) sheep (n) sheet (n)
a bed sheet shelf (n)
ship (n) shirt (n) she (n) shp (n & v)
shp assistant (n) shpping (n) shrt (adj)
a shrt time shrts (n pl) shuld (mv) shut (v)
shw (v & n)
Shw me yur phts. (v)
a film shw (n) shwer (n)
shut (v) sick (adj) side (n)
this side f the rm
sightseeing (n) sign (n)
silver (n & adj) simple (adj) since (prep) sing (v)
singer (n) singing (n) single (adj) sink (n) sister (n) sit (v)
sit dwn (phr v) site (n)
sitting rm (n) size (n)
skate (v) skatebard (n) skatebarding (n) skating (n)
ski (v) skiing (n) skirt (n) sky (n) sleep (v) slice (n) slim (adj) slw (adj)
slwly (adv) small (adj) smke (v) smking (n) snack (n)
snw (n & v)
snwbard (n) snwbarding (n) s (cnj & adv)
S, I think it’s right. (cnj)
He ate t much, s he felt ill. (cnj)
He wanted t g but he didn’t say s. (adv)
sap (n) sccer (n) sck (n) sfa (n) sft (adj) sftware (n)
sme (det & prn) smebdy (prn) smene (prn) smething (prn) smetimes (adv) smewhere (adv) sn (n)
sng (n) sn (adv) srry (adj)
I’m srry I’m late.
Srry, I dn’t understand that. srt (n)
sund (v)
That sunds nice. sup (n)
suth (n, adj & adv) space (n)
spare (adj) speak (v) speaker (n) special (adj) spell (v) spelling (n) spend (v)
spn (n)
sprt (n)
sprts centre (n) spring (n)
I hate winter but I lve spring. square (n & adj)
stadium (n) staff (n) stage (n) stairs (n pl) stamp (n)
Put a stamp n the envelpe. stand (v)
She was standing at the bus stp.
star (n & v) start (v) statin (n) stay (v) steak (n) steal (v)
Smene’s stlen my bag! still (adv)
stmach (n) stmach ache (n) stp (n & v)
stre (n) strm (n) stry (n)
straight (adj & adv)
a straight line (adj)
G straight n. (adv) strange (adj)
That’s a strange stry! street (n)
strng (adj) student (n) studies (n pl)
study (v) subject (n)
What’s yur favurite subject at schl?
the subject f a talk such (det)
suddenly (adv) sugar (n)
suit (n)
He was wearing a grey suit. suitcase (n)
summer (n) sun (n)
sunglasses (n pl) sunny (adj) supermarket (n) supper (n) suppse (v)
I suppse s.
I suppse yu’re right. sure (adj)
I’m (nt) sure. surf (v)
surfbard (n) surfing (n) surname (n) surprise (n) surprised (adj) sweater (n) sweet (n & adj) swim (v) swimming (n)
swimming cstume (n) (Br Eng) (Am Eng: bathing suit) swimming pl (n)
swimsuit (n)
T
table (n)
table tennis (n) take (v)
I’ll take it t yur rm.
It takes three hurs. take ff (phr v)
She tk ff her shes. talk (n & v)
tall (adj) taxi (n) tea (n) teach (v)
teacher (n) team (n) teenager (n)
telephne (n & v) televisin (TV) (n) tell (v) temperature (n)
The temperature was belw zer.
tennis (n) tent (n) term (n) terrible (adj) test (n)
text (n & v) textbk (n)
text message (n) than (prep & cnj) thank (v)
thanks (exclam) thank yu (exclam) that (cnj & prn) the (det)
theatre (n) (Br Eng) (Am Eng:
theater)
their (det) theirs (prn) them (prn)
themselves (prn) then (adv)
there (adv)
these (det & prn) they (prn)
thin (adj) thing (n) think (v) thirsty (adj)
this (det & prn) thse (det & prn) thrugh (prep) thrw (v) thunderstrm (n) ticket (n)
tidy (adj & v) tidy up (v) tie (n)
tiger (n) tights (n pl) till (prep) time (n) timetable (n) tired (adj)
t (prep) tast (n)
tday (n & adv) te (n) tgether (adv) tilet (n) tmat (n)
tmrrw (n & adv)
tnight (n & adv) t (adv)
tth (n) tthbrush (n) tp (n)
the tp f the page ttal (adj & n)
tur (n)
tur guide (n) turist (n)
turist infrmatin centre (n) twel (n)
twn (n) ty (n) traffic (n)
traffic light (n) train (n) trainer (n)
a pair f trainers tram (n)
travel (v) tree (n) trip (n) truble (n)
trusers (n pl) true (adj)
try (v)
try n (phr v) T-shirt (n) turn (v)
turn ff (phr v)
Turn the gas ff. turn n (phr v)
Turn the heating n. twice (adv)
type (n)
tyre (n) (Am Eng: tire)
U
umbrella (n)
unifrm (n)
us (prn)
uncle (n)
university (n)
use (v)
under (prep)
until (prep)
useful (adj)
undergrund (n & adj)
unusual (adj)
usual (adj)
understand (v)
up (prep & adv)
usually (adv)
unfrtunately (adj)
upset (adj)
unhappy (n)
upstairs (adv)
V
v/versus (prep)
vide (n)
visitr (n)
Manchester United v Liverpl
vide game (n)
vcabulary (n)
variety (n)
view (n)
vlleyball (n)
varius (adj)
village (n)
vegetable (n)
vilin (n)
very (adv)
visit (v)
W
wait (v) waiter (n) waitress (n) wake (v)
wake up (phr v) walk (v) walking (n)
wall (n) wallet (n) want (v) warm (adj) wash (v)
washing machine (n) washing-up (n) wash up (phr v) watch (n & v)
water (n)
way (n)
D it this way.
ne-way street
Is this the quickest way hme?
we (prn) wear (v) weather (n) web (n)
web page (n) website (n) week (n) weekday (n) weekend (n)
weekly (adj & adv) welcme (adj & exclam)
Yu’re welcme (adj)
Welcme t Lndn! (exclam)
well (adv & adj) well knwn (adj) west (n, adj & adv) wet (adj)
what (det & prn) wheel (n)
when (adv) where (adv)
which (det & prn) while (cnj)
white (adj) wh (prn) whle (adj & n)
the whle wrld (adj)
the whle f July (n)
why (adv) wide (adj) wife (n) wild (adj)
wild animals will ('ll) (mv)
win (v) wind (n) windw (n)
windsurfing (n) windy (adj) winner (n)
winter (n)
wish (n)
Best wishes. with (prep) withut (prep) wman (n) wnderful (adj) wd (n) wden (adj) wl (n)
wrd (n) wrk (n & v) wrker (n)
wrld (n)
wrried (adj) wrry (v) wrse (adj) wrst (adj) wuld (mv) ww (exclam) write (v)
write dwn (phr v) writer (n)
writing (n) wrng (adj)
Y
yeah (exclam) year (n) yellw (adj) yes (adv)
yesterday (adv)
yet (adv)
Has he arrived yet? yghurt (n)
yu (prn)
yung (adj)
yur (det) yurs (prn) yurself (prn)
Z
zer (n)
z (n)
Appendix 1
Wrd sets
In additin t the wrds in the alphabetical list, KET and KET fr Schls candidates are expected t knw:
Cardinal numbers
ne, tw, three, etc. t ne thusand
Ordinal numbers
first, secnd, third, furth, etc. t thirty-first
Days f the week
Mnday, Tuesday, etc.
Mnths f the year
January, February, etc.
Seasns f the year
spring, summer, autumn, winter
Cuntries, languages and natinalities
English-speaking cuntries and thers, fr example Brazil/Brazilian, Canada/Canadian, China/Chinese, France/French, Ireland/Irish, India/Indian, Italy/Italian, Spain/Spanish, etc.
Cntinents
Africa, Australia, Nrth America, Suth America, Asia, Antarctica, Eurpe
Appendix 2
Tpic Lists
Appliances
camera
DVD (player)
laptp
telephne
CD (player)
electric
lights
televisin / TV
cell phne
electricity
mbile (phne)
vide
clck
fridge
MP3 player
washing machine
cmputer
gas
PC
cker
heating
phne
digital camera
lamp
radi
Clthes and Accessries
bag
fashin
raincat
tights
bathing suit
glasses
ring
trainers
belt
glve
scarf
trusers
bluse
handbag
shirt
try n (v)
bt
hat
shes
T-shirt
bracelet
jacket
shrts
umbrella
cap
jeans
skirt
unifrm
chain
jewellery / jewelry
suit
wallet
clthes
jumper
sunglasses
watch
cat
kit
sweater
wear (v)
cstume (swimming) dress
earring
necklace pcket purse
swimming cstume swimsuit
tie
Clurs
black
glden
range
red
blue
green
pale
white
brwn
grey
pink
yellw
dark
light
purple
Cmmunicatin and Technlgy
addressdigital
laptp (cmputer)
screen
at / @
digital camera
mbile (phne)
sftware
by pst
dt
muse
talk
call (v)
camera
dwnlad (n & v)
DVD (player)
MP3 player net
telephne text (n & v)
CD (player) cell phne
email (n & v)
envelpe
nline PC
vide web
chat
file
phtgraph
web page
click (v)
infrmatin
phtgraphy
website
cmputer
internet
phne
cnversatin
keybard
printer
Dcuments and Texts
ad / advertisement
diary
magazine
passprt
article
diplma
menu
pstcard
bill
email
message
prject
bk
card
frm
letter
newspaper
nte
text (n & v)
textbk
cmic
licence
ntebk
ticket
Educatin
advanced
curse
lessn
ruler
beginner
desk
level
schl
bilgy
dictinary
library
science
blackbard bard
diplma eraser
mark maths/mathematics
student studies
bk bkshelf chemistry class classmate classrm clever cach
cllege
exam(inatin) gegraphy histry hmewrk infrmatin instructins knw language
learn
nte physics practice (n) practise (v) prject pupil
read
remember rubber
study (v) subject teach teacher term test (n)
university
Entertainment and Media
act
draw
magazine
practise (v)
actr
drawing
MP3 player
prgramme
adventure advertisement
disc drum
museum music
prject radi
art
article
DVD (player)
exhibitin
musician
news
read (v)
rck (cncert)
bard game
festival
newspaper
screen (n)
bk
film (n & v)
pera
shw (n)
card
fun
paint (v)
sing
cartn
g ut
painter
singer
CD (player)
grup
phtgraph
sng
chess
guitar
phtgrapher
televisin / TV
cinema
hip hp
phtgraphy
theatre
classical (music)
instrument
pian
ticket
cmpetitin
keybard
picture
vide (game)
cncert
laugh
play (n)
watch (v)
dance (n & v)
listen t
pp (music)
dancer
lk at
practice (n)
Family and Friends
aunt
girl
grup
mum(my)
by
grandchild
guest
neighbur
brther
grand(d)ad
guy
parent
child cusin
granddaughter grandfather
husband lve (n & v)
pen-friend sister
dad(dy) daughter family father friend
friendly
grandma grandmther grandpa grandparent grandsn
granny
married Miss mther Mr
Mrs
Ms
sn surname teenager uncle wife
Fd and Drink
apple
chclate
ice
plate
bake
cffee
ice cream
ptat
banana
cla
jam
rice
barbecue
ck (n & v)
juice
rast (v & adj)
biscuit
cker
kitchen
salad
bil
cream
knife
salt
biled
cup
lemn
sandwich
bttle
curry
lemnade
sauce
bwl
cut (n)
lunch
sausage
bx
dessert
main curse
slice (n)
bread
dinner
meal
snack (n)
break (n)
dish (n)
meat
sup
breakfast
drink
meln
steak
burger
eat
menu
sugar
butter
egg
milk
sweet (n & adj)
cafe/café
fish
mineral water
tea
cafeteria
fd
mushrm
thirsty
cake
frk
il
tast
can (n)
fridge
melette
tmat
candy
fried
nin
vegetable
carrt
fruit
range
waiter
cereal
garlic
pasta
waitress
cheese
glass
pear
wash up
chef
grape
pepper
yg(h)urt
chicken chilli chips
grilled hney hungry
picnic
piece f cake pizza
Health, Medicine and Exercise
accident ambulance appintment
arm
cut (v) danger dangerus
dead
ft hair hand
head
pain prblem rest (n)
run
baby
dentist
health
sick
back
bandage
die
dctr
hear (v)
heart
sap
stmach
bld
Dr
hspital
stmach ache
bdy
ear
hurt (v)
swim
brain
exercise
ill
temperature
break (v)
eye
leg
tired
check (v)
face
lie dwn
tth
chemist
fall (v)
medicine
tthache
clean (adj & v)
feel (v)
neck
tthbrush
cld (n)
finger
nse
walk
cmb (n)
fit
nurse
well (adj)
Hbbies and Leisure
barbecue
CD (player)
guitar
musician
beach
club
hbby
paint (n & v)
bicycle bike
cllect (v)
cmputer
hlidays jin
park party
bk camera camp camping campsite
dance (n & v)
draw
DVD (player) festival
g ut
magazine member MP3 player museum music
phtgraph (n & v)
picnic quiz tent
vide game
Huse and Hme
address
cmputer
garage
refrigeratr
apartment
cker
garden
rf
armchair
cupbard
gas
rm
bath(tub)
curtain
gate
safe (adj)
bathrm
desk
hall
shelf
bed
dining rm
heating
shwer
bedrm
dr
hme
sink
blanket
dwnstairs
huse
sitting rm
bkcase
bkshelf bwl
drawer
DVD (player) entrance
key
kitchen lamp
sfa stay (v)
tilet
bx
flat (n)
light
twel
carpet
flr
live (v)
chair
fridge
living rm
clck
furniture
pillw
Persnal Feelings, Opinins and Experiences (adjectives)
Measurements
centimetre / centimeter
hur
minute
week
day
kil(gram[me])/kg
mment
year
degree
gram(me)
kilmetre/km/kilmeter
litre / liter
quarter
secnd
half
metre / meter
temperature
able afraid alne amazing angry bad beautiful
better
difficult excellent famus fast favurite fine
free
friendly
kind lvely lucky married mdern nice nisy
ld
sft srry special strange strng sure sweet
tall
big
funny
pleasant
terrible
bred
gd
pr
tired
bring
great
pretty
unhappy
brave
happy
quick
useful
brilliant
hard
quiet
well
busy
heavy
ready
wrried
careful
high
real
wrng
clear
hungry
rich
yung
clever
imprtant
right
cl
interested
slw
different
interesting
small
Places: Buildings
apartment (building)
cllege
hspital
schl
bank blck
bkshp
department stre disc
elevatr
htel huse
library
shp
sprts centre stadium
bkstre
entrance
lift
supermarket
building
exit
museum
swimming pl
cafe/café
factry
ffice
theatre
cafeteria
flat
pharmacy
university
castle
garage
plice statin
cathedral
grcery stre
pst ffice
cinema
guest-huse
railway statin
Places: Cuntryside
area
frest
path
sky
beach
hill
railway
village
campsite
island
rainfrest
wd
farm
lake
river
field
muntain
sea
Places: Twn and City
airprt
city centre
petrl statin
statin
bridge
bus statin
crner
market
playgrund
rad
street
twn
bus stp
mtrway
rundabut
undergrund
car park
park
square
z
Services
bank
dctr
petrl statin
theatre
cafe / café
garage
pst ffice
turist infrmatin
cafeteria
htel
restaurant
cinema
library
sprts centre
dentist
museum
swimming pl
Shpping
ad / advertisement
cheque
expensive
shp
assistant
clse (v)
fr sale
shp assistant
bill
clsed
pen (v & adj)
shpper
bkshp buy (v)
cst (n & v)
credit card
pay (fr) penny
shpping spend
cash (n & v)
cent
change (n & v)
cheap
custmer department stre dllar
eur
pund price receipt
rent
stre supermarket try n
Sprt
ball
ftball
riding
swimming
badmintn
ftball player
rugby
swimming cstume
baseball
game
run (v)
swimming pl
basketball
gal
sailing
swimsuit
bat
glf
sea
table tennis
bathing suit
hckey
skate (v)
team
beach
kit
skatebard (n)
tennis
bicycle
luck
ski (v)
tennis player
bike
member
skiing
thrw (v)
bat
play (v)
snwbard (n)
ticket
catch (v)
climb (v)
player
pl (n)
snwbarding
sccer
tired
trainers
club cach (n)
cmpetitin cricket cycling
enter (a cmpetitin)
fishing
practice (n) practise (v) prize
race (n & v)
racket
rest (n & v)
ride (n & v)
sprt(s) sprts centre stadium
surf surfbard surfbarding
swim
v / versus vlleyball walk (v) watch (v) win (v) windsurfing
winner
The Natural Wrld
air
fire
mn
spring
autumn
flwer
muntain
star
beach
frest
nrth
summer
bee
grass
plant
tree
cuntry
grw
rabbit
water
cuntryside
desert east
hill
ht ice
river
sea sky
west
winter wd
explrer field
island lake
suth space
wl wrld
Time
afternn
evening
mrning
tnight
half (past)
night
week
appintment
hlidays
nn
weekday
autumn
hur
’clck
weekend
birthday
January - December
past
weekly
calendar
meeting
quarter (past/t)
winter
century clck
midnight minute
secnd spring
wrking hurs year
daily
mment
summer
yesterday
date
Mnday - Sunday
time
day
mnth
tday
diary
mnthly
tmrrw
Travel and Transprt
(aer)/(air)plane
explrer
park (v)
street
airprt
far
passenger
suitcase
ambulance
flight
passprt
taxi
backpack
fly
petrl
ticket
bat
garage
petrl statin
tur (n)
bridge
helicpter
pilt
tur guide
bus
jurney
platfrm
turist
bus statin
leave
railway
turist infrmatin centre
bus stp car
left light
repair (v)
return (n & v)
traffic traffic light
case
luggage
ride
tram
cach
machine
right
travel
cuntry
map
rad
trip
delay (n & v)
mechanic
rundabut
tyre
delayed
mirrr
sailing
undergrund (n)
drive
miss (v)
seat
visit
driver
mtrbike
ship
visitr
driving/driver’s licence
mtrway
statin
way (n)
engine
mve
stp
wheel
engineer
il
straight n
windw
Weather
clud
ht
sun
wet
cludy
ice
sunny
wind
cld
rain
thunderstrm
windy
fg
snw
warm
fggy
strm
weather
Wrk and Jbs
actr
diplma
jurnalist
secretary
artist
dctr
king
shp assistant
bss
Dr
letter
shpper
break (n)
business
driver earn
manager mechanic
singer staff
businessman
businesswman
email (n & v)
engineer
meeting
message
student
teacher
chemist
explrer
musician
tennis player
cleaner
factry
nurse
tur guide
cach (n)
farm
ccupatin
unifrm
cmpany
farmer
ffice
waiter/ waitress
cmputer
ftballer
painter
wrk
ck (n & v)
ftball player
phtgrapher
wrker
custmer
guest
pilt
writer
dentist
guide
plice fficer
desk
instructins
queen
diary
jb
receptinist