Tài liệu Target Vocabulary 1

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Peter Watcyn-Jones, 1994
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O
Raymond Turvey and Neville Swaine (David Lewis
Illustrators), 1994
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Introduction
Section One: People
Personal details
3
Describing people: Clothes
1
The family
4
Describing people: Clothes
2
Parts of the body: The face
6
Describing people: Physical
Parts of the body: The body
7
appearance
Verbs to describe daily routines
8
Describing people: Character
Verbs you can use to talk about Nationalities
your life
10
Useful phrases
Section Two: House and home
Places to live
24

Rooms of a house: The bathroom
Inside a house
26
Rooms of a house: The bedroom
Outside a house
28
Jobs and activities in the home
Rooms of a house: The kitchen
30
Things in the home
Rooms of a house: The living-room
31
Useful phrases
Section Three: Jobs, sport and leisure
Jobs
1 39
Places where you play
Who does what?
42
or do sports
Jobs
2 43
Popular sports
Who uses what?
46
What do you use?
Adjectives you can use to
Hobbies and pastimes
describe a job
47

What are they called and
In an office
48
where do you use them?
Useful phrases
Check
1
[based on Sections
1-31
Section One: People
Personal details
Put the following words in the correct places
1-1
0
in the form below.
Age
Children
Christian name
Country
Job
Married or single
Nationality
Street
Surname
Town/Village
Address
4
Smith

William
thirty-six
64
Highland Road
Bournemouth
England
Canadian
married
1
boy,
2
girls
taxi driver
Parts of the
body:
'The face
Look at the drawing below and write the correct numbers
1-1
6
next
to the following words.
cheek
eyebrow
jaw nose
chin
eyelashes
lip teeth
ear forehead

mouth throat
eye
hair
neck tongue
Parts
of
the
body:
The
body
Look at the drawing below and write the correct numbers
1-20
next
to the following words.
anMe
elbow
heel thigh
arm
finger
knee thumb
back
foot
1% toe
bottom hand shoulder waist
chest
head
stomach wrist
Verbs to describe daily routines
Read about Linda Taylor's typical day below and supply the missing
verbs

1-30.
Choose from the following:
brush
buy
catch
eat
fall asleep
find out
finish
get dressed
get home have a break pop into
get UP have a shower read
go to leave home set
go to bed lie start work
goes off listen to turn off
have breakfast meet wake up
have dinner phone watch
TV
have lunch
I
usually
(1)
at
7.00
when my alarm clock
(2)
.
1 (3)
it
straight away and then usually just

(4)
there in
bed for another five or ten minutes before
I
finally
(5) .I
go to the bathroom,
(6)
7
(7)
my teeth and then
(8)
I
usually
(9)
-
cornflakes, toast, a boiled egg
and coffee
-
at about
7.40.
While
I (10)
I
nor-
mally
(11)
the news on the radio.
I(12)
at about

7.50. I
always
(13)
Mr Brown the newsagent's on my way to the
station to
(14)
a daily newspaper.
I(15)
the eight o'clock train to work and usually
(16)
the newspaper on it.
I(17)
at
9.00
and
(18)
at
5.00.
At eleven o'clock we
(19)
for tea or coffee and
I
always
(20)
at
12.30
-
I
usually go with some
friends to an Italian restaurant just round the corner.

Verbs you can use to talk about your life
Look at the drawings ofPeter Steele's life. Write the correct verb under
each drawing. Use the past simple tense of each verb.
be born
get divorced live by the seaside
be buried
get engaged meet his future wife
become a grandfather
get married move
buy
a
house
go to university remarry
die
have children retire
fall in love
learn to drive start school
get a new job
leave school start work