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ENGLISH FILE PRE INTERMEDIATE UNITS 1-3Versión en línea VOCABULARY ENGLISH FILE PRE INTERMEDIATE UNITS 1 TO 3 por Camila Campitelli 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 The place in an airport where you go when you land and arrive from your flight. Starts with B A growth of hair on a man's chin and cheeks. For example: "The thief who was running away had a long brown ____." Starts with C A warm piece of clothing made of wool that you wear over a shirt, which opens at the front like a jacket with buttons. Starts with D The area of an airport where you go when you are leaving to take a flight. Starts with E A piece of jewelry that you wear on your ears. Starts with F A type of open shoe with a strap between the big toe and the next toe, usually worn on the beach. Starts with G A person who likes giving people things or sharing money. Starts with H A comfortable piece of clothing with a part that covers your head, often worn when you are exercising or relaxing. Contains I An adjective used to describe a person who is pleasant, kind, and likes helping others. Starts with J A short coat that you wear to keep warm. For example: "While I was walking to class, I realized I forgot my denim ____." Contains K An adjective to describe a person who puts a lot of effort into their work and is the opposite of lazy. Starts with L A machine used for carrying people up and down to different floors in an airport or building. Starts with M An adjective used to describe someone who does not like spending money or sharing things with others; the opposite of generous. Starts with N A piece of jewelry that you wear around your neck. Starts with O An adjective to describe someone who is heavier than is healthy; a more polite word than fat. Starts with P The place at the airport where officials check your identification document before you leave or enter a country. Starts with Q Someone who doesn't talk very much and enjoys peace; the opposite of talkative. Starts with R A piece of jewelry that you wear on your finger. Starts with S An activity you do on holiday when you go around a city to visit famous monuments and take photos. Starts with T A large metal object on wheels that you use at the airport to carry your heavy suitcases. Starts with U An adjective to describe a person who behaves in an unpleasant, cold way and doesn't want to help others. Contains V An adjective to describe a person who is very open, talkative, and loves being around other people; the opposite of shy. Starts with W An adjective to describe someone who is enthusiastic, loving, and friendly to other people. Contains X An adjective used to describe a holiday or an activity that is very fun, thrilling, and full of energy; the opposite of boring. Contains Y A comfortable, warm piece of clothing you wear at night to sleep. Contains Z The opposite of hard-working; a person who doesn't want to do any effort or work.

ENGLISH FILE PRE INTERMEDIATE UNITS 1-3Versión en línea

VOCABULARY ENGLISH FILE PRE INTERMEDIATE UNITS 1 TO 3

por Camila Campitelli

Starts with A

The place in an airport where you go when you land and arrive from your flight.

Starts with B

A growth of hair on a man's chin and cheeks. For example: "The thief who was running away had a long brown ____."

Starts with C

A warm piece of clothing made of wool that you wear over a shirt, which opens at the front like a jacket with buttons.

Starts with D

The area of an airport where you go when you are leaving to take a flight.

Starts with E

A piece of jewelry that you wear on your ears.

Starts with F

A type of open shoe with a strap between the big toe and the next toe, usually worn on the beach.

Starts with G

A person who likes giving people things or sharing money.

Starts with H

A comfortable piece of clothing with a part that covers your head, often worn when you are exercising or relaxing.

Contains I

An adjective used to describe a person who is pleasant, kind, and likes helping others.

Starts with J

A short coat that you wear to keep warm. For example: "While I was walking to class, I realized I forgot my denim ____."

Contains K

An adjective to describe a person who puts a lot of effort into their work and is the opposite of lazy.

Starts with L

A machine used for carrying people up and down to different floors in an airport or building.

Starts with M

An adjective used to describe someone who does not like spending money or sharing things with others; the opposite of generous.

Starts with N

A piece of jewelry that you wear around your neck.

Starts with O

An adjective to describe someone who is heavier than is healthy; a more polite word than fat.

Starts with P

The place at the airport where officials check your identification document before you leave or enter a country.

Starts with Q

Someone who doesn't talk very much and enjoys peace; the opposite of talkative.

Starts with R

A piece of jewelry that you wear on your finger.

Starts with S

An activity you do on holiday when you go around a city to visit famous monuments and take photos.

Starts with T

A large metal object on wheels that you use at the airport to carry your heavy suitcases.

Starts with U

An adjective to describe a person who behaves in an unpleasant, cold way and doesn't want to help others.

Contains V

An adjective to describe a person who is very open, talkative, and loves being around other people; the opposite of shy.

Starts with W

An adjective to describe someone who is enthusiastic, loving, and friendly to other people.

Contains X

An adjective used to describe a holiday or an activity that is very fun, thrilling, and full of energy; the opposite of boring.

Contains Y

A comfortable, warm piece of clothing you wear at night to sleep.

Contains Z

The opposite of hard-working; a person who doesn't want to do any effort or work.

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por Camila Campitelli

Starts with A

The place in an airport where you go when you land and arrive from your flight.

Starts with B

A growth of hair on a man's chin and cheeks. For example: "The thief who was running away had a long brown ____."

Starts with C

A warm piece of clothing made of wool that you wear over a shirt, which opens at the front like a jacket with buttons.

Starts with D

The area of an airport where you go when you are leaving to take a flight.

Starts with E

A piece of jewelry that you wear on your ears.

Starts with F

A type of open shoe with a strap between the big toe and the next toe, usually worn on the beach.

Starts with G

A person who likes giving people things or sharing money.

Starts with H

A comfortable piece of clothing with a part that covers your head, often worn when you are exercising or relaxing.

Contains I

An adjective used to describe a person who is pleasant, kind, and likes helping others.

Starts with J

A short coat that you wear to keep warm. For example: "While I was walking to class, I realized I forgot my denim ____."

Contains K

An adjective to describe a person who puts a lot of effort into their work and is the opposite of lazy.

Starts with L

A machine used for carrying people up and down to different floors in an airport or building.

Starts with M

An adjective used to describe someone who does not like spending money or sharing things with others; the opposite of generous.

Starts with N

A piece of jewelry that you wear around your neck.

Starts with O

An adjective to describe someone who is heavier than is healthy; a more polite word than fat.

Starts with P

The place at the airport where officials check your identification document before you leave or enter a country.

Starts with Q

Someone who doesn't talk very much and enjoys peace; the opposite of talkative.

Starts with R

A piece of jewelry that you wear on your finger.

Starts with S

An activity you do on holiday when you go around a city to visit famous monuments and take photos.

Starts with T

A large metal object on wheels that you use at the airport to carry your heavy suitcases.

Starts with U

An adjective to describe a person who behaves in an unpleasant, cold way and doesn't want to help others.

Contains V

An adjective to describe a person who is very open, talkative, and loves being around other people; the opposite of shy.

Starts with W

An adjective to describe someone who is enthusiastic, loving, and friendly to other people.

Contains X

An adjective used to describe a holiday or an activity that is very fun, thrilling, and full of energy; the opposite of boring.

Contains Y

A comfortable, warm piece of clothing you wear at night to sleep.

Contains Z

The opposite of hard-working; a person who doesn't want to do any effort or work.