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English file intermediate 4th edition (units 1-3)Versión en línea revision of vocabulary por Lautaro Aravena Ferman A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Starts with A (noun) A green fruit with a big seed inside; people often eat it in salads or guacamole Starts with B (adj) Someone who likes telling other people what to do. Starts with C (vb) The restaurant didn’t _______ us for the dessert because it was too late. Starts with D (adj) not honest Starts with E (adj) Extremely tired; you feel this after a long, hard day. Starts with F (noun) Money you have to pay when you park your car in the wrong place. Starts with G (noun) Small round fruits that grow in bunches and are used to make wine. Starts with H (adj) extremely funny Starts with I (adj) She’s very _______; she always compares herself to others. Starts with J (noun) A line of cars that can’t move because there are too many vehicles on the road. Traffic ______ Starts with K (noun) A grey Australian animal that lives in trees and eats eucalyptus leaves. Starts with L (vb) Can you _______ me some money until Friday? Starts with M (noun) A large, round fruit with green or orange flesh and a hard rind. Starts with N (noun) Your brother’s or sister’s son. Starts with O (vb) When you haven’t paid someone back yet, you still _______ them money. Starts with P (noun) Small shellfish similar to shrimps; people often eat them cooked or in salads Starts with Q (vb/noun) A line of people waiting for something; in the UK, people do this politely. Starts with R (adj) Opposite of polite Starts with S (adj) A person who makes good decisions and behaves in a reasonable way. Starts with T (noun) A form of public transport that runs on rails, usually in cities Contains U a very poor and crowded area, especially of a city: Starts with V (noun) A vehicle that is bigger than a car and used for carrying goods. Starts with W (adj) Having a certain value; e.g. “That watch is _______ a lot of money.” Contains X (adj) Feeling worried or nervous about something that might happen. Starts with Y (noun) A toy that goes up and down on a string. Starts with Z (noun) An area in a city where cars are not allowed, only people walking. Pedestrian _________

English file intermediate 4th edition (units 1-3)Versión en línea

revision of vocabulary

por Lautaro Aravena Ferman

Starts with A

(noun) A green fruit with a big seed inside; people often eat it in salads or guacamole

Starts with B

(adj) Someone who likes telling other people what to do.

Starts with C

(vb) The restaurant didn’t _______ us for the dessert because it was too late.

Starts with D

(adj) not honest

Starts with E

(adj) Extremely tired; you feel this after a long, hard day.

Starts with F

(noun) Money you have to pay when you park your car in the wrong place.

Starts with G

(noun) Small round fruits that grow in bunches and are used to make wine.

Starts with H

(adj) extremely funny

Starts with I

(adj) She’s very _______; she always compares herself to others.

Starts with J

(noun) A line of cars that can’t move because there are too many vehicles on the road. Traffic ______

Starts with K

(noun) A grey Australian animal that lives in trees and eats eucalyptus leaves.

Starts with L

(vb) Can you _______ me some money until Friday?

Starts with M

(noun) A large, round fruit with green or orange flesh and a hard rind.

Starts with N

(noun) Your brother’s or sister’s son.

Starts with O

(vb) When you haven’t paid someone back yet, you still _______ them money.

Starts with P

(noun) Small shellfish similar to shrimps; people often eat them cooked or in salads

Starts with Q

(vb/noun) A line of people waiting for something; in the UK, people do this politely.

Starts with R

(adj) Opposite of polite

Starts with S

(adj) A person who makes good decisions and behaves in a reasonable way.

Starts with T

(noun) A form of public transport that runs on rails, usually in cities

Contains U

a very poor and crowded area, especially of a city:

Starts with V

(noun) A vehicle that is bigger than a car and used for carrying goods.

Starts with W

(adj) Having a certain value; e.g. “That watch is _______ a lot of money.”

Contains X

(adj) Feeling worried or nervous about something that might happen.

Starts with Y

(noun) A toy that goes up and down on a string.

Starts with Z

(noun) An area in a city where cars are not allowed, only people walking. Pedestrian _________

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English file intermediate 4th edition (units 1-3)Versión en línea

por Lautaro Aravena Ferman

Starts with A

(noun) A green fruit with a big seed inside; people often eat it in salads or guacamole

Starts with B

(adj) Someone who likes telling other people what to do.

Starts with C

(vb) The restaurant didn’t _______ us for the dessert because it was too late.

Starts with D

(adj) not honest

Starts with E

(adj) Extremely tired; you feel this after a long, hard day.

Starts with F

(noun) Money you have to pay when you park your car in the wrong place.

Starts with G

(noun) Small round fruits that grow in bunches and are used to make wine.

Starts with H

(adj) extremely funny

Starts with I

(adj) She’s very _______; she always compares herself to others.

Starts with J

(noun) A line of cars that can’t move because there are too many vehicles on the road. Traffic ______

Starts with K

(noun) A grey Australian animal that lives in trees and eats eucalyptus leaves.

Starts with L

(vb) Can you _______ me some money until Friday?

Starts with M

(noun) A large, round fruit with green or orange flesh and a hard rind.

Starts with N

(noun) Your brother’s or sister’s son.

Starts with O

(vb) When you haven’t paid someone back yet, you still _______ them money.

Starts with P

(noun) Small shellfish similar to shrimps; people often eat them cooked or in salads

Starts with Q

(vb/noun) A line of people waiting for something; in the UK, people do this politely.

Starts with R

(adj) Opposite of polite

Starts with S

(adj) A person who makes good decisions and behaves in a reasonable way.

Starts with T

(noun) A form of public transport that runs on rails, usually in cities

Contains U

a very poor and crowded area, especially of a city:

Starts with V

(noun) A vehicle that is bigger than a car and used for carrying goods.

Starts with W

(adj) Having a certain value; e.g. “That watch is _______ a lot of money.”

Contains X

(adj) Feeling worried or nervous about something that might happen.

Starts with Y

(noun) A toy that goes up and down on a string.

Starts with Z

(noun) An area in a city where cars are not allowed, only people walking. Pedestrian _________