clothes
belt
blouse
cap
coat
dress
hat
jacket
scarf
shirt
skirt
suit
sweater
tie
top
tracksuit
T-shirt
Plural clothes
boots
jeans
pyjamas
shoes
shorts
socks
tights
trainers
trousers
Verbs used with clothes
get dressed
put on
take off
try on
wear
Personality adjectives
extrovert
friendly
funny
generous
hard-working
lazy
mean
quiet
serious
shy
talkative
unfriendly
sense of humour
Opposite adjectives
boring
exciting
interesting
clean
polluted
comfortable
uncomfortable
crowded
empty
dangerous
safe
far
near
happy
unhappy
healthy
unhealthy
modern
old
noisy
quiet
patient
impatient
polite
impolite
rude
possible
impossible
tidy
untidy
The body
arm
back
bite
ear
eye
face
feel
feet
finger
foot
hair
hand
head
hear
heart
kick
kiss
knee
leg
lip
mouth
neck
nose
see
shoulder
smell
smile
stomach
teeth
think
toe
tongue
tooth
touch
Verbs + infinitive
decide
forget
help
hope
learn
need
offer
plan
pretend
promise
remember
try
want
would like
Verbs + -ing
enjoy
finish
go on (=continue)
hate
like
love
(don’t) mind
spend (time)
start
stop
Prepositions of movement
across
along
down
into
out of
over
past
round
through
towards
under
up
Confusing verbs
carry
wear
do
make
earn
win
know
meet
hope
wait
look
look like
look at
watch
get
get + adjective
get angry
get divorced
get lost
get married
get + comparative
get better
get older
get worse
get = buy / obtain
get a flat
get a job
get a newspaper
get a ticket
get + preposition (phrasal verbs)
get into
get off
get on
get on (well) with
get out of
get up
get = arrive
get home
get to school
get = receive
get a letter
get a present
get a salary
get an e-mail
Phrasal verbs
be over
fill in
find out
get on with
give up
look up
pick up
put away
stay up
throw away
turn down
turn up
Opposite verbs
arrive
leave
borrow
lend
buy
sell
catch
miss
fail
pass
find
lose
forget
remember
get
receive
send
learn
teach
pull
push (the door)
turn off
turn on
win
lose
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Bye
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Have a good weekend
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Holiday
ambition
argue
cocktail
couple
decade
degrees
disaster
diving
dramatic
elevator
heat
heat wave
hold
honeymoon
hurry
invite
knock
lifetime
lift
memorable
memory
paradise
peaceful
romantic
room service
seafood
shock
sights
somewhere