English basic vocabular 4
Standard english vocabular for beginners and lower intermediate
Standard english vocabular for beginners and lower intermediate
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director - (Jack was a former director of Gartmore Pensions Ltd.)
download - (We've got reviews and downloads of the latest business software.)
download - (Marie downloads Melvyn Bragg's latest podcast every week.)
drama - (Shelley studied drama at college.)
dyslexic - (Two of the children in the class are dyslexic.)
election - (The Labour Party won the 2001 election by a huge majority.)
epic - ('Gone With the Wind' is a Hollywood epic.)
explosion - (Several people were injured in a bomb explosion.)
fault - (His worst fault is his arrogance.)
fellow - (I hope that some of my fellow students on the course share my interests.)
fill in - (Don't forget to fill in your boarding cards.)
gangster - (The gangster in the movie was very violent.)
genre - (The novel and short stories are different genres.)
gig - (The band are doing a gig in Sheffield on 12 November.)
idiot - (It was all your fault, you idiot.)
indie - (Alex checked out an indie music forum.)
knit - (My grandmother taught me how to knit.)
liar - (Are you calling me a liar?)
loner - (Ken's always been a bit of a loner.)
long-distance - (A long-distance lorry driver had fallen asleep at the wheel.)
madness - (It would be madness to drive all that way on your own.)
mark - (Which teacher marked this book?)
metal - (Jake's keen on a heavy metal band called Crucible.)
network - (My son has a network of 'virtual friends' on MySpace.)
network - (She's still networking online, but she's had problems with some of the people she met.)
nomination - (He received a nomination for his role in 'The King's Speech'.)
opposite - (Bergman and Bogart acted opposite one another in 'Casablanca'.)
overlook - (It is easy to overlook a small detail like that.)
parachuting - (The company specialises in beginners' parachuting and sky-diving courses.)
philosophy - (Emma studies philosophy at university.)
playwright - (Arthur Miller was one of the most influential playwrights of his time.)
presidential - (No one was absolutely sure who would win the presidential election.)
profile - (There's a detailed profile of the singer in the magazine.)
prospects - (His job prospects are not good.)
public - (The meeting will be open to the general public.)
put down - (Be careful what you put down on an application form.)
rare - (This species of plant is becoming increasingly rare.)
revolution - (In the last ten years there has been a revolution in education.)
rhythm and blues - (On Saturday we're going to a rhythm and blues festival.)
section - (Frances peeled the orange and divided it into sections.)
