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PRELIMINARY
WORD LIST

SUBJECTS
WORD LIST
Animals
fox, frog, spider, hippo, giraffe, horse, sheep, cows, pets, kitten
puppy, donkey, camel, butterfly, fly, goat, pig, dinosaur
Birds
hen, chicken
peacock, flamingo, owl, seagull
Cardinal numbers
twenty-one to sixty
sixty-one to one hundred
Clothes
jeans, jacket, tie, coat
shorts, scarf, swimming costume, swimming shorts, glasses, suit, pyjamas, raincoat, jewellery - necklace, ring, bracelet, earrings
Countries
England, France, America, Greece, China
Family members and people
aunt, uncle, cousin, grandmother, grandfather, Mum, Dad, man, woman, friend, husband, wife, son, daughter, lady, neighbour, boss
Fish
goldfish, jellyfish
Food, meals and drink
bread, tea, coffee, water, party, lemonade, egg, chicken, sandwich, sugar, ketchup, chips, cheese, sweets, butter
crisps, cola, pancake, spaghetti, soup, popcorn, pasta, rice, also - a packet of, a can of, a bottle of
Fruit
cherry, strawberry, melon
pineapple, apricot, grape, coconut
Garden
lawn, plant, rose, tulip, leaf, ground
Household
mirror, sofa, armchair, shower, wardrobe
carpet, rug, dressing table, plant, shelf, washing machine, towel, chimney, roof, wall, floor, curtains, stairs, balcony, also - upstairs, downstairs (adj/adv)
Jobs
teacher, doctor, farmer, secretary, businessman/woman, policemen/woman, shop assistant, in the army, student
dentist, vet, fireman/fighter, postman, artist, nurse, professor, air hostess, clown, (football) player, manager, waiter/waitress, chef, President, thief, zoo keeper, train/taxi driver, fisherman, actor
Kitchen
spoon
saucepan, frying pan, mug, saucer, fridge, dish, cooker, oven
Miscellaneous
film, newspaper, magazine, star, moon, thing
ticket, camera, fun, card/postcard/letter, swing, slide, box, adventure, snowman, fairy, sand, sandcastle, shell, pocket, purse, handbag, ghost, trip, present/gift, key, hobby, programme, accident, comic, invitation, decorations, tunnel, blanket, email, text, Ow!, Wow!
Musical Instruments
guitar, piano, drum
violin, flute, saxophone
Ordinal Numbers
first, second, third etc.
Parts of the body
fingers, knees, toes, tooth/teeth, stomach, shoulder, beard, moustache, also - headache, stomach-ache, earache, toothache
Places
living room, zoo, farm, supermarket, office, cinema, café, restaurant, hospital, car park, flat, swimming pool, town centre, beach, sea, mountains, town, city, village, fields, country (i.e. England) countryside
theatre, hotel, station, circus, lake, river, sports centre, island, factory, campsite, hills, pizzeria, shopping centre, fair, airport, prison, castle, tent, jungle, library, market, playground
School
teacher, homework, work, test, exam, student, lesson
dictionary, subject, class, spelling, head teacher
Seasons
spring, summer, autumn, winter
Sport
baseball, fishing, football match, tennis racket, running
skiing, snow-boarding, sailing, cricket, golf, (ice)hockey, (ice)skating,  goal, team, competition, club
Time expressions
four fifteen, (a) quarter past/to four, half past four, ten past four, four ten, ten to four etc, morning, evening, today
yesterday, tomorrow, afternoon, toninght, last night, last week, next Monday etc.
Toys
ball, kite, castle, soldiers, paint, paintbrush, puppet, drum,
doll, teddy, robot, balloon, game, puzzle
Transport
taxi, bike, motor cycle, motorbike, tractor, lorry (Brit), truck (Amer.)
skateboard
Vegetables
cabbage
onion, spinach, pea, bean
Weather
sun, rain, wind, snow, hot, cold
fog, clouds, hurricane, sky, rainbow, umbrella, sunny, rainy, cloudy, windy, foggy, storm
2. ADJECTIVES:
SETS OF LEXICAL ITEMS
Feelings
angry, tired, sick, bored, ill, scared/frightened, excited, lonely, thirsty, hungry
Modifiers
very
really, quite
Other
clever, nice, good
friendly, exciting, interesting, great, wonderful, brilliant, terrible, funny, lucky, scary, warm, comfortable, kind, naughty
Size
Little, large, fat, thin
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  • Network
  • Anglia Exams
    • For schools: information
    • For students: Levels & practise
  • Summer Schools
  • Platform Courses
    • Anglia Exam Preparation Webinars
    • 10 weeks English course (A1, A2, B1)
    • Primary / Preliminary Grammar Points Course
    • International Masterclasses
    • Tutorials
    • CARAT Course
    • Building Bridges
  • Books
  • EFKF Charity
  • Contact