1. les5vocab

2. draw

3. draw /drɔ:/

4. draw /drɔ:/

5. draw /drɔ:/

6. draw /drɔ:/

7. draw /drɔ:/

verb I/T

8. draw /drɔ:/
verb I/T
 drew , drawn


9. draw /drɔ:/
verb I/T
 drew , drawn
 to make a picture of something
or someone with a pencil, pen,
etc.


10. draw /drɔ:/
verb I/T
 drew , drawn
 to make a picture of something
or someone with a
pencil, pen, etc.
 The child drew a picture of a dog.


11. draw /drɔ:/
verb I/T
 drew , drawn
 to make a picture of something
or someone with a pencil, pen,
etc.
 The child drew a picture of a dog.
 She is drawing a cat.


12. draw /drɔ:/
verb I/T
 drew , drawn
 to make a picture of something
or someone with a pencil, pen,
etc.
 The child drew a picture of a dog.
 She is drawing a cat.
 Can you draw a picture of a tree?


13. draw /drɔ:/
verb I/T
 drew , drawn
 to make a picture of something
or someone with a
pencil, pen, etc.
 The child drew a picture of a dog.
 She is drawing a cat.
 Can you draw a picture of a tree?



14. drawing /drɔ:·ɪŋ/
noun C/U
 making pictures with a pencil,
pen, etc., or a picture made in
this way
 a beautiful drawing of flowers
 Her drawing is not good. She
wants to draw another one.
 He looked at his drawing.


15. foreign

16. foreign /fɑr·ən/

17. foreign /fɑr·ən/

adjective

18. foreign /fɑr·ən/

adjective

a country that you are not in

19. foreign /fɑr·ən/

adjective

a country that you are not in

a foreign country

20. foreign /fɑr·ən/

adjective

a country that you are not in
a foreign country
 a foreign language


21. foreign /fɑr·ən/

adjective

a country that you are not in
a foreign country
 a foreign language


He visits many foreign countries.

22. foreign /fɑr·ən/

adjective

a country that you are not in
a foreign country
 a foreign language

He visits many foreign countries.
 He can speak two foreign languages.


23. foreign /fɑr·ən/

adjective

a country that you are not in
a foreign country
 a foreign language

He visits many foreign countries.
 He can speak two foreign languages.



24. Foreign languages

25. Foreign countries

26. finally

27. finally /faɪn·ə l·i/

28. finally /faɪn·ə l·i/

Adverb

29. finally /faɪn·ə l·i/


adverb
at the end,

30. finally /faɪn·ə l·i/



adverb
at the end,
Finally, I just said, "I don’t want."

31. finally /faɪn·ə l·i/




adverb
at the end,
Finally, I just said, "I don’t want."
We finally got home at midnight.

32. finally /faɪn·ə l·i/





adverb
at the end,
Finally, I just said, "I don’t want."
We finally got home at midnight.
We talked about or programs for
hours. Finally we changed it.

33. finally /faɪn·ə l·i/






adverb
at the end,
Finally, I just said, "I don’t want."
We finally got home at midnight.
We talked about or programs for
hours. Finally we changed it.

34. finally /faɪn·ə l·i/

35. Final /ˈ
fɑɪn· ə l/
adjective
 last
 The other team scored twice in the
final minute.
 Final exam



36. try

37. try /trɑɪ/

38. try /trɑɪ/

verb I/T

39. try /trɑɪ/


verb I/T
Try to open this door for me.

40. try /trɑɪ/



verb I/T
Try to open this door for me.
You’ll have to try harder.

41. try /trɑɪ/




verb I/T
Try to open this door for me.
You’ll have to try harder.
I’m trying my best.

42. try /trɑɪ/





verb I/T
Try to open this door for me.
You’ll have to try harder.
I’m trying my best.
If you can’t ride a bicycle, try again.

43. try /trɑɪ/






verb I/T
Try to open this door for me.
You’ll have to try harder.
I’m trying my best.
If you can’t ride a bicycle, try again.
If you try hard, you’ll finally do it.

44. try /trɑɪ/







verb I/T
Try to open this door for me.
You’ll have to try harder.
I’m trying my best.
If you can’t ride a bicycle, try again.
If you try hard, you’ll finally do it.
Try + ed = tried (
)

45. try /trɑɪ/








verb I/T
Try to open this door for me.
You’ll have to try harder.
I’m trying my best.
If you can’t ride a bicycle, try again.
If you try hard, you’ll finally do it.
Try + ed = tried (
)

46. try /trɑɪ/

47. Understand

48. Understand /ˈ
ʌn·dərˈstænd
/

49. Understand /ˈ
ʌn·dərˈstænd
/
 verb
past

50. Understand /ˈ
ʌn·dərˈstænd
/
 verb
past
 understood

51. Understand /ˈ
ʌn·dərˈstænd
/
 verb
past
 understood
 to
know the meaning of
something,

52. Understand /ˈ
ʌn·dərˈstænd
/
 verb
past
 understood
 to
know the meaning of
something,
 I don’t understand what he
means.

53. Understand /ˈ
ʌn·dərˈstænd
/
verb past
 understood

to know the meaning of something,
 I don’t understand what he means.
 Is there anyone here who
understands English?


54. Understand /ˈ
ʌn·dərˈstænd
/


verb past
understood
to know the meaning of something,
I don’t understand what he means.
Is there anyone here who
understands English?
 It was so noisy I couldn’t
understand a word he was saying.




55. Understand /ˈ
ʌn·dərˈstænd
/


verb past
understood
to know the meaning of something,
I don’t understand what he means.
Is there anyone here who understands
English?
 It was so noisy I couldn’t understand a
word he was saying.
 Is it easy to understand this lesson?




56. Understand /ˈ
ʌn·dərˈstænd
/


verb past
understood
to know the meaning of something,
I don’t understand what he means.
Is there anyone here who understands
English?
 It was so noisy I couldn’t understand a
word he was saying.
 Is it easy to understand this lesson?





57. Order

58. Order /ɔ:rd·ər/

59. Order /ɔ:rd·ər/

60. Order /ɔ:rd·ər/

61. Order /ɔ:rd·ər/

62. Order /ɔ:rd·ər/

verb I/T

63. Order /ɔ:rd·ər/


verb I/T
to ask for something to be made

64. Order /ɔ:rd·ər/



verb I/T
to ask for something to be made
Are you ready to order, or do you need a
little more time?

65. Order /ɔ:rd·ər/




verb I/T
to ask for something to be made
Are you ready to order, or do you need a
little more time?
I ordered some pasta and some salad.

66. Order /ɔ:rd·ər/





verb I/T
to ask for something to be made
Are you ready to order, or do you need a
little more time?
I ordered some pasta and some salad.
He went to a restaurant and ordered a
sandwich.

67. Order /ɔ:rd·ər/






verb I/T
to ask for something to be made
Are you ready to order, or do you need a
little more time?
I ordered some pasta and some salad.
He went to a restaurant and ordered a
sandwich.
noun C

68. Order /ɔ:rd·ər/







verb I/T
to ask for something to be made
Are you ready to order, or do you need a
little more time?
I ordered some pasta and some salad.
He went to a restaurant and ordered a
sandwich.
noun C
Can I take your order now or would you like
to have a drink first?

69. Order /ɔ:rd·ər/








verb I/T
to ask for something to be made
Are you ready to order, or do you need a
little more time?
I ordered some pasta and some salad.
He went to a restaurant and ordered a
sandwich.
noun C
Can I take your order now or would you like
to have a drink first?

70. let’s

71. let’s /lets/

72. let’s /lets/

informal

73. let’s /lets/
informal
 =let us


74. let’s /lets/
informal
 =let us
 Let's get out of here!


75. let’s /lets/
informal
 =let us
 Let's get out of here!
 Let’s think you are in a foreign
country.


76. let’s /lets/
informal
 =let us
 Let's get out of here!
 Let’s think you are in a foreign
country.



77. frenchman

78. France

79. France

80. French
French language
 People in France speak French.



81. frenchman

A man who is from France.

82. frenchman
A man who is from France.
 Plural: Frenchmen


83. frenchman
A man who is from France.
 Plural: Frenchmen
 Frenchmen speak French.


84. frenchman
A man who is from France.
 Plural: Frenchmen
 Frenchmen speak French.
 This is the story of a Frenchman who
was travelling in the United States of
America.


85. frenchman
A man who is from France.
 Plural: Frenchmen
 Frenchmen speak French.
 This is the story of a Frenchman who
was travelling in the United States of
America.



86. United State of America

87. United State of America

88. United State of America

89. United State of America

People in the United States of America
speak English.

90. United State of America
People in the United States of America
speak English.
 This is the story of a Frenchman who
was travelling in the United States of
America.


91. United State of America
People in the United States of America
speak English.
 This is the story of a Frenchman who
was travelling in the United States of
America.



92. United State of America
People in the United States of America
speak English.
 This is the story of a Frenchman who
was travelling in the United States of
America.


American
 a person who is from the USA.


93. United State of America
People in the United States of America
speak English.
 This is the story of a Frenchman who
was travelling in the United States of
America.


American
 a person who is from the USA.
 Another story is about two Americans
travelling in Spain.


94. United State of America


People in the United States of America
speak English.
This is the story of a Frenchman who
was travelling in the United States of
America.





American
a person who is from the USA.
Another story is about two Americans
travelling in Spain.

95. Mushroom

96. Mushroom /mʌʃ·ru:m/

97. Mushroom /mʌʃ·ru:m/

98. Mushroom /mʌʃ·ru:m/

99. Mushroom /mʌʃ·ru:m/

100. Mushroom /mʌʃ·ru:m/

101. Mushroom /mʌʃ·ru:m/

102. Mushroom /mʌʃ·ru:m/

103. Mushroom /mʌʃ·ru:m/

noun C

104. Mushroom /mʌʃ·ru:m/
noun C
 mushroom soup


105. Mushroom /mʌʃ·ru:m/
noun C
 mushroom soup
 a pizza with mushrooms


106. Mushroom /mʌʃ·ru:m/
noun C
 mushroom soup
 a pizza with mushrooms
 He wanted to order some mushrooms.


107. Mushroom /mʌʃ·ru:m/
noun C
 mushroom soup
 a pizza with mushrooms
 He wanted to order some mushrooms.
 He carefully drew a picture of a
mushroom.


108. Mushroom /mʌʃ·ru:m/
noun C
 mushroom soup
 a pizza with mushrooms
 He wanted to order some mushrooms.
 He carefully drew a picture of a
mushroom.



109. waiter

110. waiter /weɪt̬·ər/

111. waiter /weɪt̬·ər/

112. waiter /weɪt̬·ər/

113. waiter /weɪt̬·ər/

114. waiteress /weɪt̬·rəs/

115. waiteress /weɪt̬·rəs/

116. waiter /weɪt̬·ər/

noun C

117. waiter /weɪt̬·ər/

noun C

a person whose job is to take food to
people in a restaurant

118. waiter /weɪt̬·ər/

noun C
a person whose job is to take food to
people in a restaurant
 A waiter came to the table to take our order.


119. waiter /weɪt̬·ər/

noun C
a person whose job is to take food to
people in a restaurant
 A waiter came to the table to take our order.
 The waiter looked at his drawing and went
away.


120. waiter /weɪt̬·ər/

noun C
a person whose job is to take food to
people in a restaurant
 A waiter came to the table to take our order.
 The waiter looked at his drawing and went
away.



121. waiter /weɪt̬·ər/

noun C
a person whose job is to take food to
people in a restaurant
 A waiter came to the table to take our order.
 The waiter looked at his drawing and went
away.



waitress /weɪ·trəs/

122. waiter /weɪt̬·ər/

noun C
a person whose job is to take food to
people in a restaurant
 A waiter came to the table to take our order.
 The waiter looked at his drawing and went
away.




waitress /weɪ·trəs/

123. Away

124. Away /əweɪ/

125. Away /əweɪ/

adjective, adverb

126. Away /əweɪ/
adjective, adverb
 in a different place,


127. Away /əweɪ/
adjective, adverb
 in a different place,
 Barbara is away on vacation until the end of
the week.


128. Away /əweɪ/
adjective, adverb
 in a different place,
 Barbara is away on vacation until the end of
the week.
 The Jeffersons went away for the weekend,
but they’ll be back on Monday.


129. Away /əweɪ/





adjective, adverb
in a different place,
Barbara is away on vacation until the end of
the week.
The Jeffersons went away for the
weekend, but they’ll be back on Monday.
The waiter looked at his drawing and went
away.

130. Away /əweɪ/






adjective, adverb
in a different place,
Barbara is away on vacation until the end of
the week.
The Jeffersons went away for the weekend,
but they’ll be back on Monday.
The waiter looked at his drawing and went
away.
Finally he left and was away for an hour.

131. Away /əweɪ/







adjective, adverb
in a different place,
Barbara is away on vacation until the end of
the week.
The Jeffersons went away for the weekend,
but they’ll be back on Monday.
The waiter looked at his drawing and went
away.
Finally he left and was away for an hour.

132. Spain

133. Spain /speın/

134. Spain /speın/

135. Spain /speın/

136. Spain /speın/

137. Spain /speın/

Spain is a country in the south of
Europe.

138. Spain /speın/
Spain is a country in the south of
Europe.
 Mr Nekounam was playing football in
Spain.


139. Spain /speın/
Spain is a country in the south of
Europe.
 Mr Nekounam was playing football in
Spain.



140. Spain /speın/
Spain is a country in the south of
Europe.
 Mr Nekounam was playing football in
Spain.



Spanish

141. Spain /speın/
Spain is a country in the south of
Europe.
 Mr Nekounam was playing football in
Spain.




Spanish

142. Spain /speın/
Spain is a country in the south of
Europe.
 Mr Nekounam was playing football in
Spain.



Spanish


The two American could not speak
Spanish.

143. While

144. While /hwɑɪl, wɑɪl/

145. While /hwɑɪl, wɑɪl/

conjunction

146. While /hwɑɪl, wɑɪl/
conjunction
 during the time that, or at the same time as


147. While /hwɑɪl, wɑɪl/
conjunction
 during the time that, or at the same time as
 I read it while you were drying your hair.


148. While /hwɑɪl, wɑɪl/
conjunction
 during the time that, or at the same time as
 I read it while you were drying your hair.
 "I’m going to the post office." "While you’re
there can you get me some stamps?"


149. While /hwɑɪl, wɑɪl/





conjunction
during the time that, or at the same time as
I read it while you were drying your hair.
"I’m going to the post office." "While you’re
there can you get me some stamps?"
While the were sitting in a restaurant in a
small village , the wanted to order their
food.

150. While /hwɑɪl, wɑɪl/






conjunction
during the time that, or at the same time as
I read it while you were drying your hair.
"I’m going to the post office." "While you’re
there can you get me some stamps?"
While the were sitting in a restaurant in a
small village , the wanted to order their
food.

151. Able

152. Able /eɪ·bəl/

153. Able /eɪ·bəl/

Adjective

154. Able /eɪ·bəl/
Adjective
 Be able to = can +


155. Able /eɪ·bəl/
Adjective
 Be able to = can +



156. Able /eɪ·bəl/
Adjective
 Be able to = can +



I didn’t have any job and wasn’t able to get
any money.

157. Able /eɪ·bəl/
Adjective
 Be able to = can +


I didn’t have any job and wasn’t able to get
any money.
 I might not be able to go to the meeting.


158. Able /eɪ·bəl/
Adjective
 Be able to = can +


I didn’t have any job and wasn’t able to get
any money.
 I might not be able to go to the meeting.
 I‘m not able to understand him.


159. Able /eɪ·bəl/
Adjective
 Be able to = can +


I didn’t have any job and wasn’t able to get
any money.
 I might not be able to go to the meeting.
 I‘m not able to understand him.
 The waiter was not able to understand.


160. Able /eɪ·bəl/
Adjective
 Be able to = can +


I didn’t have any job and wasn’t able to get
any money.
 I might not be able to go to the meeting.
 I‘m not able to understand him.
 The waiter was not able to understand.


was not able = could not

161. Show

162. Show /ʃəʊ/

163. Show /ʃəʊ/

verb T

164. Show /ʃəʊ/
verb T
 showed , shown


165. Show /ʃəʊ/
verb T
 showed , shown
 You should show that book to your friend.


166. Show /ʃəʊ/
verb T
 showed , shown
 You should show that book to your friend.
 These trees show the effects of acid rain.


167. Show /ʃəʊ/





verb T
showed , shown
You should show that book to your friend.
These trees show the effects of acid rain.
He’s starting to show his age.

168. Show /ʃəʊ/






verb T
showed , shown
You should show that book to your friend.
These trees show the effects of acid rain.
He’s starting to show his age.
He tried to show that from a cow one gets
milk.

169. Show /ʃəʊ/







verb T
showed , shown
You should show that book to your friend.
These trees show the effects of acid rain.
He’s starting to show his age.
He tried to show that from a cow one gets
milk.

170. Get milk

171. Get milk

172. Get milk

173. Get milk

174. Ticket

175. Ticket /tɪk·ət/

176. Ticket /tɪk·ət/

177. Ticket /tɪk·ət/

178. Ticket /tɪk·ət/

179. Ticket /tɪk·ət/

noun C

180. Ticket /tɪk·ət/
noun C
 a train/movie ticket


181. Ticket /tɪk·ət/
noun C
 a train/movie ticket
 an airline ticket


182. Ticket /tɪk·ət/
noun C
 a train/movie ticket
 an airline ticket
 Have you bought your ticket yet?


183. Ticket /tɪk·ət/
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
noun C
a train/movie ticket
an airline ticket
Have you bought your ticket yet?
When he returned he had two tickets for a
bullfight.

184. Ticket /tɪk·ət/






noun C
a train/movie ticket
an airline ticket
Have you bought your ticket yet?
When he returned he had two tickets for a
bullfight.
If want to go to Shiraz you must buy a
ticket.

185. Ticket /tɪk·ət/

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




noun C
a train/movie ticket
an airline ticket
Have you bought your ticket yet?
When he returned he had two tickets for a
bullfight.
If want to go to Shiraz you must buy a
ticket.

186. Bull

187. Bull /bʊl/

188. Bull /bʊl/

189. Bull /bʊl/

190. Bull /bʊl/

noun C

191. Bull /bʊl/
noun C
 The farmer has two bulls and
twenty cows.


192. Bull /bʊl/
noun C
 The farmer has two bulls and
twenty cows.
 A fight between a man and bull is
bullfight.


193. Bull /bʊl/
noun C
 The farmer has two bulls and
twenty cows.
 A fight between a man and bull is
bullfight.
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194. fight

195. fight /fɑɪt/

196. fight /fɑɪt/

197. fight /fɑɪt/

198. fight /fɑɪt/

199. fight /fɑɪt/

200. fight /fɑɪt/

verb I/T

201. fight /fɑɪt/
verb I/T
 past fought
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202. fight /fɑɪt/
verb I/T
 past fought
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203. fight /fɑɪt/
verb I/T
 past fought



fight /fɑɪt/

204. fight /fɑɪt/
verb I/T
 past fought


fight /fɑɪt/
 noun C


205. fight /fɑɪt/
verb I/T
 past fought


fight /fɑɪt/
 noun C



206. fight /fɑɪt/
verb I/T
 past fought


fight /fɑɪt/
 noun C
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
Have you got tickets for the fight
between two boxers ?

207. Bullfight

208. Bullfight /bʊl·fɑɪt/

209. Bullfight /bʊl·fɑɪt/

210. Bullfight /bʊl·fɑɪt/

211. Bullfight /bʊl·fɑɪt/

212. Bullfight /bʊl·fɑɪt/

noun C

213. Bullfight /bʊl·fɑɪt/


noun C

214. Bullfight /bʊl·fɑɪt/

noun C


bullfighter /bʊlfɑɪt̬·ər/ noun C

215. Bullfight /bʊl·fɑɪt/

noun C

bullfighter /bʊlfɑɪt̬·ər/
 noun C


216. Bullfight /bʊl·fɑɪt/

noun C

bullfighter /bʊlfɑɪt̬·ər/
 noun C

