Elementary Study Companion
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Elementary Study Companion
Elementary Study Companion for Swiss learners Liz and John Soars 3 NEW HEADWAY ELEMENTARY STUDY COMPANION © Oxford University Press www.oup.com/elt Wordlist Unit 1 international adj /%Int@"n&Sn@l/ apple n /"&pl/ ● pomme mela Apfel I eat an apple every day. bag n /b&g/ ● sac, sachet borsa, sacchetto Tasche, Tüte Would you like a bag for your shopping? because conj /bI"kQz/ ● parce que perché weil I don’t like the sea because I can’t swim. brother n /"brVD@/ ● frère fratello Bruder I have one brother. His name is Michael. camera n /"kamr@/ ● appareil photo macchina fotografica Fotoapparat Did you bring the camera? I’d like to take a picture. children n pl /"tSIldr@n/ ● enfants bambini Kinder How many children do you have? cinema n /"sIn@m@/ ● cinéma cinema Kino We’re going to the cinema tonight to see a film. country n /"kVntri/ ● pays paese Land What country are you from? day n /deI/ ● jour giorno Tag Which day would you like to meet: Wednesday or Thursday? dictionary n /"dIkS@nri/ ● dictionnaire dizionario Wörterbuch Find the words in the dictionary. doctor n /"dQkt@/ ● médecin dottore, dottoressa, medico Arzt/Ärztin I went to see the doctor when I hurt my leg. evening n /"i:vnIN/ ● soir sera Abend Will you be at home this evening after work? extension n /Ik"stenS@n/ ● poste (numero di telefono) interno (Neben)anschluss I need your extension so I can call you at work. fine adj /faIn/ ● bien bene gut ‘How’s Jack?’ ‘Oh, he’s fine.’ flat n /fl&t/ ● appartement appartamento Wohnung Anna and Richard live in the flat next door. from prep /frQm/ ● de, à partir de da, di von, aus They come from China. goodbye /gUd"baI/ ● au revoir arrivederci auf Wiedersehen Goodbye. I’m going home. have v /h&v/ ● avoir avere haben We have two cats and a dog. hello /he"l@U/ ● bonjour, salut ciao, salve hallo Hello, Anna. How are you? her pron /h3:/ ● son, sa, ses, elle, la, l’, lui la, lei ihr(e) This is Maria. I work with her. house n /haUs/ ● maison casa Haus They live in a house in the city. ● international internazionale international It’s an international company, with offices in many countries. job n /dZQb/ ● travail, emploi lavoro Job, (Arbeits)stelle I begin my new job on Monday. key n /ki:/ ● clé chiave Schlüssel They keep the spare key above the door. language n /"l&NgwIdZ/ ● langue lingua Sprache What language are they speaking? learn v /l3:n/ ● apprendre imparare (a) lernen What did you learn at school today, Bobby? letter n /"let@/ ● lettre lettera Brief Send me a letter telling me all about your holidays. live v /lIv/ ● vivre, habiter abitare, vivere leben, wohnen I live in Oxford, in England. magazine n /"m&g@zi:n/ ● magazine, revue rivista Zeitschrift Would you like a magazine to read? married adj /"m&rId/ ● marié sposato verheiratet He’s married with two children. me pron /mi:/ ● me, m’, moi mi, me, io ich, mir, mich I love him, and he loves me. my pron /maI/ ● mon, ma, mes il mio, la mia, i miei, le mie mein(e) My car is red. name n /neIm/ ● nom nome Name ‘What is his name?’ ‘Allan.’ newspaper n /"nju:speIp@/ ● journal giornale Zeitung He reads the newspaper every morning. nice adj /naIs/ ● gentil, agréable, bon bello, simpatico nett, schön The weather and the people are nice in Spain! not bad adj infml /%nQt "b&d/ ● pas mal niente male nicht schlecht ‘How was the football match?’ ‘Not bad – we won 3–2.’ orange n /"QrIndZ/ ● orange arancia Apfelsine, Orange Oranges are full of vitamin C. postcard n /"p@UskA:d/ ● carte postale cartolina (Post)karte Bianca sent me a postcard from France. see you v infml /"si: ju:/ ● à bientôt ci vediamo, arrivederci bis bald See you later! sister n /"sIst@/ ● sœur sorella Schwester Does your sister visit often? stamp n /st&mp/ ● timbre francobollo Briefmarke I need a stamp for my letter. student n /"stju:d@nt/ ● étudiant, étudiante studente, studentessa Student(in) Mary is a student at the university. teacher n /"ti:tS@/ ● professeur, enseignant insegnante Lehrer(in) The teacher asked for our homework. Elementary wordlist NEW HEADWAY ELEMENTARY STUDY COMPANION © Oxford University Press www.oup.com/elt 2 telephone number n /"tel@f@Un %nVmb@/ ● numéro de téléphone numero di telefono chicken n /"tSIkIn/ Telefonnummer What’s your telephone number? It’s 01765 346 526. thank you /"T&Nk ju:/ ● merci grazie danke (schön) Thank you for the lovely flowers. thanks /T&Nks/ ● merci grazie danke Thanks, Lena. What a nice present! this /Dis/ ● ce, cet, cette, celui-ci, celle-ci questo, questa diese(r,s) This is my sister. ticket n /"tIkIt/ ● billet, ticket biglietto (Fahr)karte The train ticket cost £10. want v /wQnt/ ● vouloir volere wollen I want a new stereo for my birthday. where adv /we@/ ● où dove wo Where can I buy the newspaper on Sunday? your pron /jO:/ ● ton, ta, tes, votre, vos il tuo, la tua, i tuoi, le tue dein(e) What’s your address? Unit 2 accountant n /@"kaUnt@nt/ ● comptable commercialista, ragioniere, ragioniera Buchhalter(in) My father works as an accountant. address n /@"dres/ ● adresse indirizzo Adresse Ellen’s address is 28 Church Street. age n /eIdZ/ ● âge età Alter Please include your age on the form. anything else n /"enITIN "els/ ● autre chose nient’altro, qualcos’altro sonst noch etwas Would you like anything else with your salad? apartment n /@"pA:tm@nt/ ● appartement appartamento Wohnung We moved into a new apartment last June. at home /@t "h@Um/ ● à la maison, chez soi a casa zu Hause I feel very at home here. aunt n /A:nt/ ● tante zia Tante My aunt visits every summer. big adj /bIg/ ● grand grande gross They have a big house with five bedrooms. boyfriend n /"bOIfrend/ ● petit ami ragazzo, fidanzato Freund Mark is Sarah’s boyfriend. cake n /keIk/ ● gâteau torta Kuchen, Torte Anna-Marie made a cake for Tom’s birthday. Can I have …? /%k&n aI "h&v/ ● Est-ce que je peux avoir …? Mi dà …? Posso avere …? Kann ich … haben? Can I have a glass of orange juice, please? Can I help? /%k&n aI "help/ ● Je peux vous aider? Desidera?, Posso aiutarla? Kann ich (Ihnen/dir) helfen? Can I help you, sir? cheap adj /tSi:p/ ● bon marché economico, a buon mercato billig These shoes were very cheap – only £20. ● poulet pollo Huhn Do you like chicken and chips? chips n pl /tSIps/ ● frites patate fritte Pommes frites Chips are very popular in Britain. chocolate n /"tSQkl@t/ ● chocolat cioccolato Schokolade If you like sweets, you probably like chocolate. coffee n /"kQfi/ ● café caffè Kaffee I drink coffee to wake me up. coffee bar n /"kQfi %bA:/ ● café, cafétéria caffè, bar Café, Kaffeehaus We meet in the coffee bar every morning. cold adj /k@Uld/ ● froid freddo kalt It’s cold here in December. college n /"kQlidZ/ ● collège, établissement d’enseignement supérieur istituto superiore, college College, Institut I want to go to college when I leave school. dancer n /"dA:ns@/ ● danseur, danseuse ballerino, ballerina Tänzer(in) Annie is a dancer with the New York City Ballet. daughter n /"dO:t@/ ● fille figlia Tochter My daughter is 9 years old now. different adj /"dIfr@nt/ ● différent diverso anders I’m very different from my brother. He’s tall but I’m short. difficult adj /"dIfIk@lt/ ● difficile difficile schwierig, schwer Maths is difficult. drink v /drINk/ ● boire bere trinken Would you like something to drink? easy adj /"i:zi/ ● facile facile leicht, einfach The homework was easy. I got 10/10. egg n /eg/ ● œuf uovo Ei Sally has toast and an egg every morning for breakfast. exciting adj /"Ik"saItIN/ ● passionnant emozionante, entusiasmante aufregend, spannend Snowboarding is an exciting sport. expensive adj /"Ik"spensIv/ ● cher costoso, caro teuer That coat is very expensive – it’s £400! fast adj /fA:st/ ● rapide veloce schnell Chris has a fast car. father n /"fA:D@/ ● père padre Vater My father and mother are divorced. first name n /"f3:st neIm/ ● prénom nome (di battesimo) Vorname ‘What is your first name?’ ‘John.’ friendly adj /"frendli/ ● amical cordiale, amichevole freundlich, nett That waitress was very friendly. girl n /g3:l/ ● fille ragazza Mädchen Do you hope to have a boy or a girl? girlfriend n /"g3:lfrend/ ● petite amie ragazza, fidanzata Freundin I see my girlfriend almost every weekend. good adj /gUd/ ● bon buono gut That’s a good book. I really like it. Elementary wordlist NEW HEADWAY ELEMENTARY STUDY COMPANION © Oxford University Press www.oup.com/elt 3 grandfather n /"gr&n(d)fA:D@/ ● grand-père nonno now adv /naU/ Grossvater My grandfather is almost 80. grandmother n /"gr&n(d)mVD@/ ● grand-mère nonna Grossmutter My grandmother lives with my parents. hamburger n /"h&mb3:g@/ ● hamburger hamburger Hamburger Would you like cheese on your hamburger? happy adj /"h&pi/ ● heureux, content felice, contento glücklich I’m so happy! I passed my exam. here adv /hI@/ ● ici qui hier Do you live here? Here you are. /"hI@ ju: %A:/ ● Tenez., Voilà. Tieni., Eccolo. Hier, bitte (sehr). ‘Can I have a beer?’ ‘Yes. Here you are.’ hi /haI/ ● bonjour, salut ciao, salve hallo, hi Hi, Sue. It’s Sally. holiday n /"hQlIdeI/ ● vacances vacanza Urlaub We usually go on holiday in August. horrible adj /"hQr@bl/ ● horrible, affreux orribile scheusslich, fürchterlich It’s raining again. What horrible weather! hot adj /hQt/ ● chaud caldo heiss This coffee is really hot. how much? adv /%haU "mVtS/ ● combien? quanto? wie viel? How much does it cost? how old? adv /%haU "@Uld/ ● quel âge? quanti anni? wie alt? ‘How old is your son?’ ‘He’s 12.’ husband n /"hVzb@nd/ ● mari marito (Ehe)mann My husband and I got married in July. ice-cream n /"aIskri:m/ ● glace gelato Eis(krem) Would you like ice-cream for dessert? identity card n /aI"dentIti %kA:d/ ● carte d’identité carta d’identità Personalausweis You need to take your identity card. journalist n /"dZ3:n@lIst/ ● journaliste giornalista Journalist(in) I work as a journalist for a newspaper. love n /lVv/ ● amour amore Liebe Love is more important than money. lovely adj /"lVvli/ ● très agréable, très joli bellissimo wunderschön, reizend, herrlich What a lovely sweater! menu n /"menju:/ ● menu menu Speisekarte The waiter gave us the menu. mineral water n /"mIn@r@l %wO:t@/ ● eau minérale acqua minerale Mineralwasser I often drink mineral water at restaurants. morning n /"mO:nIN/ ● matin mattina Morgen What time do you get up in the morning? mother n /"mVD@/ ● mère madre Mutter My mother is the best mum in the world! new adj /nju:/ ● nouveau, neuf nuovo neu My bicycle is new. I got it last week. ● maintenant ora, adesso jetzt Let’s eat now. I’m hungry. nurse n /n3:s/ ● infirmier, infirmière infermiere, infermiera Krankenschwester/pfleger (in) She’s a nurse at the hospital. old adj /@Uld/ ● vieux vecchio, anziano alt My dictionary’s very old. I need a more modern one. orange juice n /"QrIndZ %dZu:s/ ● jus d’orange succo d’arancia Orangensaft I don’t like beer. I’d like some orange juice. pardon? /"pA:dn/ ● comment? scusi? scusa? (wie) bitte? Pardon? Could you please repeat the question? photo n /"f@Ut@U/ ● photo foto Foto Alex took a photo of the Colosseum. pizza n /"pi:ts@/ ● pizza pizza Pizza We had a pizza at the new Italian restaurant. please /pli:z/ ● s’il te plaît, s’il vous plaît per favore bitte Please don’t wait for me. policeman n /p@"li:sm@n/ ● agent de police poliziotto Polizist The policeman arrested them. pound n /paUnd/ ● livre sterlina Pfund It costs one pound. practice n /"pr&ktIs/ ● entraînement esercizio, pratica Übung We have football practice every Tuesday night. price n /praIs/ ● prix prezzo Preis Check the price before you buy it. salad n /"s&l@d/ ● salade insalata Salat I’d like soup and a salad for lunch. slow adj /sl@U/ ● lent lento langsam The train is very slow. It takes four hours. small adj /smO:l/ ● petit piccolo klein I want to buy a small present to take to the party. snack bar n /"sn&k %bA:/ ● snack-bar snack-bar, tavola calda Imbissbude/-stube, Snackbar We had lunch in the snack bar. snow n /sn@U/ ● neige neve Schnee There’s no snow, so we can’t ski. snow v /sn@U/ ● neiger nevicare schneien It usually snows in January. son n /sVn/ ● fils figlio Sohn I have one son and two daughters. soon adv /su:n/ ● bientôt, tôt presto bald We need to leave soon or we’ll be late. speak v /spi:k/ ● parler parlare sprechen Why does the teacher speak so quickly? subway n US /"sVbweI/ ● métro metropolitana U-Bahn I take the subway to work. surname n /"s3:neIm/ ● nom de famille cognome Nachname Do you know Michelle’s surname? Elementary wordlist NEW HEADWAY ELEMENTARY STUDY COMPANION © Oxford University Press www.oup.com/elt 4 tea n /ti:/ ● thé tè centre n /"sent@/ Tee We drink tea in the early afternoon. tuna n /"tju:n@/ ● thon tonno Thunfisch I often have tuna sandwiches for lunch. uncle n /"Vnkl/ ● oncle zio Onkel My uncle Dave is my mum’s brother. understand v /Vnd@"st&nd/ ● comprendre capire verstehen Do you understand the question? use v /ju:z/ ● utiliser usare benutzen Do you use a dictionary for your homework? who? pron /hu:/ ● qui ? chi? wer? Who is that? wife n /waIf/ ● femme moglie (Ehe)frau My wife is a terrible cook! write v /raIt/ ● écrire scrivere schreiben How often do you write to Chris? young adj /jVN/ ● jeune giovane, piccolo jung He looks very young. How old is he? Unit 3 a little adj /@ "lItl/ ● un peu de un po’ di ein bisschen I’d like a little ice-cream. afternoon n /%A:ft@"nu:n/ ● après-midi pomeriggio Nachmittag We spent the afternoon in the park. ambulance n /"&mbj@l@ns/ ● ambulance ambulanza Krankenwagen They took the man to the hospital in an ambulance. architect n /"A:kitekt/ ● architecte architetto Architekt(in) Our house was designed by an architect. barman n /"bA:m@n/ ● barman barista Barmann, Barkeeper Dan works as a barman in a pub at weekends. be quiet v /%bi: "kwaI@t/ ● se taire silenzio! leise sein Be quiet. I’m trying to sleep! beer n /bI@/ ● bière birra Bier I often have a cold beer in the evening. before adv /bI"fO:/ ● avant prima di vor I did my homework before the lesson. biology n /baI"Ql@dZi/ ● biologie biologia Biologie I’m studying biology because I want to be a doctor. boat n /b@Ut/ ● bateau battello, barca Boot, Schiff We took a boat to the island. breakfast n /"brekf@st/ ● petit déjeuner colazione Frühstück I eat breakfast every morning. busy adj /"bIzi/ ● occupé occupato (sehr) beschäftigt ‘Where’s John?’ ‘He’s busy with his homework. but conj /bVt/, /b@t/ ● mais ma aber I’d like to come, but I can’t. ● centre centro Zentrum I work in the city centre. city n /"sIti/ ● ville città (Gross)stadt New York is a big city. clock n /klQk/ ● horloge, pendule orologio Uhr What time does the clock say? collect v /k@"lekt/ ● ramasser, recueillir raccogliere abholen, (ein)sammeln They collect the letters at 7.00 a.m. come v /kVm/ ● venir venire kommen Can you come to the film tonight? deliver v /dI"lIv@/ ● livrer consegnare liefern They deliver pizzas to your house. design v /dI"zaIn/ ● concevoir progettare entwerfen I design furniture for a large company. do the accounts v /%du: Di: @"kaUnts/ ● faire/tenir les comptes fare/tenere i conti die Bücher führen Ask the accountant to do the accounts. dog n /dQg/ ● chien cane Hund Whose dog is that in the garden? drive v /draIv/ ● conduire guidare fahren Can you drive a car? end v /end/ ● finir finire enden How does the film end? every day adv /%evrI "deI/ ● tous les jours ogni giorno jeden Tag I go to work every day. Excuse me /Ik"skju:z "mi:/ ● excusez-moi, pardon scusi, scusa Entschuldigung Excuse me. What time is it? fireman n /"faI@m@n/ ● pompier vigile del fuoco Feuerwehrmann The fireman told us what to do if there was a fire. fly v /flaI/ ● voler volare fliegen Let’s fly to Glasgow – the train takes too long. flying doctor n /%flaIIN "dQkt@/ ● médecin volant (in Australia) medico che si reca in volo dal malato (in Australien) Arzt/Ärztin, der/die mit dem Flugzeug zu seinen Patienten fliegt Moira works as a flying doctor in Australia. football n /"fUtbO:l/ ● football calcio Fussball We often play football after school. free time n /%fri: "taIm/ ● temps libre tempo libero Freizeit What do you do in your free time? get up v /%get "Vp/ ● se lever alzarsi aufstehen I get up every morning at 8.00 a.m. glass n /glA:s/ ● verre bicchiere Glas Could I have a glass of water, please? go v /g@U/ ● aller andare gehen I want to go to university next year. go to bed v /%g@U t@ "bed/ ● se coucher andare a dormire ins Bett gehen What time do you usually go to bed? guest n /gest/ ● invité ospite Gast There is only one guest staying at the hotel at the moment. Elementary wordlist NEW HEADWAY ELEMENTARY STUDY COMPANION © Oxford University Press www.oup.com/elt 5 help v /help/ ● aider aiutare petrol n /"petr@l/ helfen Can you help me to make dinner? hospital n /"hQspItl/ ● hôpital ospedale Krankenhaus They took the man to the hospital. How’s (Ann)? adv /haUz/ ● Comment va (Ann) ? Come sta (Ann)? Wie geht’s (Ann)? ‘How’s Ann today?’ ‘She’s fine.’ hurry up v /%hVri "Vp/ ● se dépêcher sbrigarsi, affrettarsi sich beeilen Hurry up! We’re late! interpreter n /In"t3:prIt@/ ● interprète interprete Dolmetscher(in) An interpreter translated the President’s speech from French into English. island n /"aIl@nd/ ● île isola Insel Hawaii is an island. late adj /leIt/ ● en retard in ritardo, tardi (zu) spät She arrived after dinner because her train was late. like v /laIk/ ● aimer piacere mögen I like listening to music. listen v /"lIs@n/ ● écouter ascoltare zuhören Listen to the instructions. look after v /%lUk "A:ft@/ ● s’occuper de, garder badare a, guardare sich kümmern um, aufpassen auf Who will look after the dog while we’re on holiday? love v /lVv/ ● aimer amare lieben I love my wife. make v /meIk/ ● faire, fabriquer fare, produrre machen We make a cake every Sunday. man n /m&n/ ● homme uomo Mann The man with Emma is her husband. money n /"mVni/ ● argent soldi Geld I got some money from the bank. music n /"mju:zIk/ ● musique musica Musik I love classical music. never adv /"nev@/ ● (ne) jamais (non) mai nie ‘Would you like a cigarette?’ ‘No, thanks. I never smoke.’ non-stop adv /"nQn "stQp/ ● sans arrêt senza sosta ohne Unterbrechung The plane flies non-stop to New York. north n /nO:T/ ● nord nord Norden The north of Italy is more industrial. office n /"QfIs/ ● bureau ufficio Büro I work in an office. only adv /"@Unli/ ● seulement, ne … que solo nur I only have 50p. I can’t buy it. ordinary adj /"O:d@nri/ ● ordinaire comune, qualsiasi gewöhnlich It was an ordinary day. people n pl /"pi:pl/ ● personnes, gens gente, persone Leute How many people were at the party? perhaps adv /p@"h&ps/ ● peut-être forse vielleicht Perhaps it will snow this afternoon. ● essence benzina Benzin She put some petrol in the car. pilot n /"paIl@t/ ● pilote pilota Pilot(in) The pilot landed the plane. plane n /pleIn/ ● avion aereo Flugzeug Our plane leaves from Heathrow airport. play v /pleI/ ● jouer giocare spielen Would you like to play tennis this afternoon? post n /p@Ust/ ● poste, courrier posta Post The post arrives at 9.30 a.m. postman n /"p@Ustm@n/ ● facteur postino Briefträger, Postbote The postman delivers our letters. pub n /pVb/ ● pub pub Kneipe, Gasthaus We’re going for a drink at the pub this evening. radio n /"reIdI@U/ ● radio radio Radio Do you often listen to the radio in the car? school n /sku:l/ ● école scuola Schule I went to primary school when I was 5. scientist n /"saI@ntIst/ ● scientifique scienziato Naturwissenschaftler(in) Their son is a scientist. He studies genetics. sell v /sel/ ● vendre vendere verkaufen They sell postcards in that shop. serve v /s3:v/ ● servir servire servieren The waitress will serve you in a minute. shop n /SQp/ ● magasin negozio Laden, Geschäft There’s a small shop on the corner that has cigarettes. shopkeeper n /"SQpki:p@/ ● commerçant negoziante Ladeninhaber(in) Do you know the shopkeeper who has the shop on the corner? sick adj /sIk/ ● malade malato krank I have been sick for three days. sit down v /%sIt "daUn/ ● s’asseoir sedersi sich hinsetzen Please come in and sit down, Linda. It’s great to see you! skiing n /"skIIN/ ● ski (sport dello) sci Ski laufen Kiki loves skiing in the Alps. summer n /"sVm@/ ● été estate Sommer I always go on holiday in the summer. supper n /"sVp@/ ● souper cena Abendessen We had chicken and chips for supper last night. taxi driver n /"t&ksi %draIv@/ ● chauffeur de taxi tassista Taxifahrer(in) I asked the taxi driver to take me to the airport. television n /"tel@vIzn/ ● télévision televisione Fernsehen We often watch television in the evenings. tennis n /"tenIs/ ● tennis tennis Tennis Do you enjoy playing tennis? That’s right. /%D&ts "raIt/ ● C’est exact. Esatto. Das stimmt. ‘He’s a pilot.’ ‘That’s right. He works for British Airways.’ Elementary wordlist NEW HEADWAY ELEMENTARY STUDY COMPANION © Oxford University Press www.oup.com/elt 6 there adv /De@/ ● là, là-bas là always adv /"O:lweIz/ dort, dorthin ‘Where’s Peter?’ ‘He’s over there.’ thing n /TIN/ ● chose cosa Ding What is that thing? tired adj /"taI@d/ ● fatigué stanco müde I’m tired. I want to go to bed. too adv /tu:/ ● aussi anche auch, ebenfalls She speaks Italian, Spanish, and English too! tourist n /"tU@rIst/ ● touriste turista Tourist(in) The tourist took a photograph of the Eiffel Tower. town n /taUn/ ● ville città (Klein)stadt I live in a small town. translate v /tr&nz"leIt/ ● traduire tradurre übersetzen Can you translate this word into Spanish? undertaker n /"Vnd@teIk@/ ● ordonnateur des pompes funèbres impresario/a di pompe funebri Leichenbestatter(in) The undertaker came to take the dead man. vanilla adj /v@"nIl@/ ● vanille vaniglia, crema Vanille Do you like vanilla ice-cream? walk n /wO:k/ ● promenade passeggiata Spaziergang, Wanderung They took the dog for a walk. walk v /wO:k/ ● aller à pied, se promener andare a piedi, passeggiare (zu Fuss) gehen, spazieren Let’s walk into the city today. watch n /wQtS/ ● montre orologio da polso Armbanduhr Are you wearing a watch? What time is it? watch v /wQtS/ ● regarder guardare (zu)sehen Did you watch the football match on television yesterday? week n /wi:k/ ● semaine settimana Woche I start my new job next week. weekday n /"wi:kdeI/ ● jour de la semaine, jour ouvrable giorno feriale Wochentag, Werktag It’s a weekday so I have to go to bed early. wine n /waIn/ ● vin vino Wein Do you drink red or white wine? winter n /"wInt@/ ● hiver inverno Winter It often snows in winter. work v /w3:k/ ● travailler lavorare arbeiten I work for a big company. world n /w3:ld/ ● monde mondo Welt I’d like to travel the world! Unit 4 a lot pron /@ "lQt/ ● beaucoup un sacco, molto I love books, and I read a lot. after adv, prep /"A:ft@/ ● après dopo nach Allan arrived just after Liz. viel ● toujours sempre immer Why is Allan always late? autumn n /"O:t@m/ ● automne autunno Herbst I hate autumn when it starts to get cold. bad adj /b&d/ ● mauvais cattivo, brutto schlecht I’m sorry. I have some bad news for you. bar n /bA:/ ● bar bar Bar We went to a bar for a drink. baseball n /"beIsbO:l/ ● base-ball baseball Baseball I play baseball for my school. beach n /bi:tS/ ● plage spiaggia Strand If the weather is warm, we can go to the beach to swim. block n /blQk/ ● pâté de maisons isolato (Häuser)block The supermarket is on my block. boring adj /"bO:riN/ ● ennuyeux noioso langweilig My history lessons are boring. brown adj /braUn/ ● marron, brun marrone, castano braun I bought a new brown leather bag. bus n /bVs/ ● bus, autobus autobus Bus I take the bus to school. buy v /baI/ ● acheter comprare kaufen I want to buy a new dress for the party. called pp /kO:ld/ ● appelé chiamato genannt ‘What is she called?’ ‘Amy.’ car n /kA:/ ● voiture macchina, auto Auto My car is a Fiat. chat v /tS&t/ ● bavarder chiacchierare plaudern, schwatzen I chat a lot on the phone. colour n /"kVl@/ ● couleur colore Farbe ‘What is your favourite colour?’ ‘Blue.’ computer n /k@m"pju:t@/ ● ordinateur computer Computer I write e-mails on my computer. computer game n /k@m"pju:t@ geIm/ ● jeu électronique, jeu informatique videogioco per computer Computerspiel Tomb Raider is a popular computer game. cook v /kUk/ ● cuisiner, faire la cuisine cucinare kochen I cook dinner every Friday night. dance v /dA:ns/ ● danser ballare tanzen I can’t dance to rock music. dinner n /"dIn@/ ● dîner cena, pranzo Abendessen What do you usually eat for dinner? do v /du:/ ● faire fare tun ‘What do you want to do today?’ domestic adj /d@"mestIk/ ● domestique, ménager domestico häuslich I’m not very domestic. I can’t cook very well. Don’t worry v /%d@Unt "wVri/ ● Ne t’en fais pas. Ne vous en faites pas. Non preoccuparti., Non Si preoccupi. Keine Sorge. Don’t worry. We won’t be late. Elementary wordlist NEW HEADWAY ELEMENTARY STUDY COMPANION © Oxford University Press www.oup.com/elt 7 early adv /"3:li/ ● tôt, de bonne heure presto ice-skating n /"aIs %skeItIN/ früh Go to bed early. You have an exam tomorrow. especially adv /I"speS@li/ ● surtout, particulièrement particolarmente besonders I love flowers, especially roses. export department n /"ekspO:t dI%pA:tm@nt/ ● service export reparto esportazioni Exportabteilung I work in the company’s export department. exposure n /ik"sp@UZ@/ ● pose posa Belichtung, Bild Can I have a film with 36 exposures? fall (= autumn) n US /fO:l/ ● automne autunno Herbst October is in the fall. family n /"f&m@li/ ● famille famiglia Familie My family lives in New York. famous adj /"feIm@s/ ● célèbre, réputé famoso berühmt Gwyneth Paltrow is a famous actress. fantastic adj /f&n"t&stIk/ ● fantastique fantastico fantastisch What a fantastic movie! I love it. favourite adj /"feIvrIt/ ● préféré, favori preferito LieblingsWho is your favourite singer? film n /fIlm/ ● film, pellicule pellicola Film I need a film for my camera. flower n /"flaU@/ ● fleur fiore Blume This flower is from my garden. food n /fu:d/ ● nourriture cibo Essen We like Italian food, especially pasta. fortunately adv /"fO:tS@n@tli/ ● heureusement per fortuna zum Glück, glücklicherweise Fortunately, I found my keys. friend n /frend/ ● ami, amie amico, amica Freund(in) Janice is my friend. I really like her. go out v /%g@U "aUt/ ● sortir uscire, andare fuori ausgehen Let’s go out for dinner this evening. grey adj /greI/ ● gris grigio grau The sky is very grey today. gym n /dZIm/ ● gymnase palestra Fitnesscenter I do aerobics at the gym once a week. headquarters n pl /%hed"kwO:t@z/ ● siège social sede centrale Hauptquartier The police headquarters are in London. hobby n /"hQbi/ ● passe-temps, hobby hobby, passatempo Hobby Sanjay’s hobby is playing tennis. hour n /aU@/ ● heure ora Stunde One hour is sixty minutes. how? adv /haU/ ● comment ? come? wie? How do I get to the cinema? I’m sorry. /%aIm "sQri/ ● Je suis désolé. Mi dispiace. Es tut mir Leid. I’m sorry. I can’t go to the film this evening. ice hockey n /"aIs %hQki/ ● hockey sur glace hockey su ghiaccio Eishockey Ice hockey is a popular sport in Canada. ● patinage (sur glace) pattinaggio/pattinare sul ghiaccio Schlittschuhlaufen Ice-skating is very difficult at first. interesting adj /"Intr@stiN/ ● intéressant interessante interessant That is a very interesting question, Anne. interview v /"Int@vju:/ ● interview intervistare interviewen They interview politicians on the news. It doesn’t matter. /It "dVznt "m&t@/ ● Ça ne fait rien. Non importa. Das macht nichts. ‘I’m sorry.’ ‘It doesn’t matter. Don’t worry.’ jogging n /"dZQgIN/ ● jogging footing, jogging Jogging I go jogging every day. I like running. kid n /kId/ ● enfant, gamin bambino, bambina Kind Don’t call me a kid! I’m 18. lake n /leIk/ ● lac lago See In the summer we go swimming in the lake. leisure activity n /"leZ@(r) &k"tIv@ti/ ● loisir attività ricreativa Freizeitaktivität Golf is my favourite leisure activity. long adj /lQN/ ● long lungo lange It’s a long film: three hours! meet v /mi:t/ ● (se) rencontrer incontrarsi, trovarsi (sich) treffen Can we meet this afternoon? near prep /nI@/ ● près vicino a nah(e) My office is near the supermarket. news programme n /"nju:z %pr@Ugr&m/ ● informations telegiornale Nachrichtensendung What news programme do you watch in the evening? next adj /nekst/ ● prochain prossimo nächste(r,s) The next bus arrives in 15 minutes. of course /@v "kO:s/ ● bien sûr certo, naturalmente natürlich Of course you can visit us! often adv /"Qf@n/, /"Qft@n/ ● souvent spesso oft I often listen to the radio in the morning. open v /"@Up@n/ ● ouvrir aprire öffnen The shop opens at 9.00 a.m. parents n /"pe@r@nts/ ● parents genitori Eltern My parents visit every weekend. pop song n /"pQp sQN/ ● chanson pop canzone pop Popsong, Schlager What’s the number one pop song this week? reading n /"ri:dIN/ ● lecture lettura, leggere Lesen I like reading biographies of famous people. really? /"rI@li/ ● vraiment? davvero? wirklich? ‘I don’t like skiing.’ ‘Really? I love it.’ red adj /red/ ● rouge rosso rot He gave me a red rose. relax v /rI"l&ks/ ● se détendre rilassarsi sich entspannen She does yoga to relax. sailing n /"seIliN/ ● voile (sport della) vela Segeln We sometimes go sailing on the lake. Elementary wordlist NEW HEADWAY ELEMENTARY STUDY COMPANION © Oxford University Press www.oup.com/elt 8 say v /seI/ ● dire dire wet adj /wet/ sagen Sorry, what did you say? season n /"si:zn/ ● saison stagione Jahreszeit Winter is my favourite season. short adj /SO:t/ ● bref, court breve, corto kurz She has very short hair, like a boy. shy adj /SaI/ ● timide timido schüchtern Clare is very shy. She doesn’t talk much. smoke v /sm@Uk/ ● fumer fumare rauchen I smoke a packet of cigarettes a day. sometimes adv /"sVmtaImz/ ● quelquefois, parfois qualche volta manchmal Sometimes I take the bus to work, but usually I walk. special adj /"speSl/ ● spécial speciale besondere(r,s) Do you have any special plans for Valentine’s Day? spring n /sprIN/ ● printemps primavera Frühling I love spring, when it starts to get warm. start v /stA:t/ ● commencer cominciare anfangen When does school start in the morning? suddenly adv /"sVdnli/ ● soudain, tout à coup improvvisamente plötzlich The car stopped suddenly. sunbathing n /"sVnbeITIN/ ● prendre un bain de soleil prendere il sole Sonnenbaden I love sunbathing on the beach. sunny adj /"sVni/ ● ensoleillé soleggiato sonnig It’s really sunny – let’s have a picnic. swimming n /"swImIN/ ● natation nuoto, nuotare Schwimmen I often go swimming in the lake. take v /teIk/ ● prendre prendere, portare nehmen Please take your umbrella. It’s going to rain. take photos v /"teIk "f@Ut@Uz/ ● prendre des photos fare fotografie Fotos machen We always take photos on holiday. That’s OK. /"D&ts @U%keI/ ● C’est bon. Non preoccuparti. Non Si preoccupi. Okay. That’s OK. I’ll come back tomorrow. then adv /Den/ ● alors, à l’époque allora damals We were much younger then. traffic n /"tr&fIk/ ● circulation traffico Verkehr Sorry we’re late. The traffic is terrible! tree n /tri:/ ● arbre albero Baum There’s a big tree in our garden. usually adv /"ju:Z@li/ ● d’habitude di solito gewöhnlich I usually get home at 5.30 p.m. visit v /"vIzIt/ ● visiter visitare besuchen We’re going to visit my grandfather in hospital today. warm adj /wO:m/ ● chaud caldo warm It’s warm by the fire. weekend n /"wi:kend/ ● week-end fine settimana, week-end Wochenende What are you doing at the weekend? ● mouillé bagnato nass, feucht I got very wet in the rain. What does … mean? /wQt dVz ... mi:n/ ● Que signifie …? Che cosa significa …? Was bedeutet/heisst …? What does the word serendipity mean? what time? /wQt "taIm/ ● à quelle heure ? a che ora? um welche Uhrzeit? What time does the train arrive? what? /wQt/ ● quoi ? quel …?, qu’est-ce qui …?, qu’est-ce que …? che cosa? quale? was? What’s your address? when? /wen/ ● quand ? quando? wann? When is your birthday? where? /we@/ ● où ? dove? wo? Where were you born? In Madrid? why? /waI/ ● pourquoi ? perché? warum? Why did you phone me? window n /"wInd@U/ ● fenêtre finestra Fenster Can we open a window? It’s hot in here. year n /jI@/ ● an, année anno Jahr One year is 365 days. yellow adj /"jel@U/ ● jaune giallo gelb Bananas are yellow. Unit 5 address book n /@"dres %bUk/ ● carnet d’adresses rubrica degli indirizzi Adressbuch I need to write your new address in my address book. air conditioning n /"e@ k@n%dISnIN/ ● climatisation aria condizionata Klimaanlage Our apartment has air conditioning. It’s quite cool in summer. alone adj /@"l@Un/ ● seul da solo allein I prefer not to walk home alone after dark. armchair n /"A:mtSe@/ ● fauteuil poltrona Sessel My dad sits in an armchair when he watches TV. at the moment adv /%@t D@ "m@Um@nt/ ● en ce moment in questo momento im Moment Sorry. I’m busy at the moment. Can I phone you later? bank n /b&Nk/ ● banque banca Bank I changed my money at the bank. bathroom n /bA:TrUm/ ● salle de bains bagno Badezimmer The toilet is in the bathroom. beautiful adj /"bju:tIfl/ ● beau bello schön She’s a beautiful girl! bed n /bed/ ● lit letto Bett I go to bed at 10.00 p.m. every night. best adj /best/ ● le meilleur il migliore beste(r,s) The best chocolate is Swiss. blinds n pl /blaIndz/ ● stores veneziane, avvolgibili Rolladen, Jalousie Jeff opened the blinds to look out of the window. bookshelf n /"bUkSelf/ ● étagère, rayon ripiano, scaffale (Bücher)regal, Bücherbord I keep all my books on the bookshelf. Elementary wordlist NEW HEADWAY ELEMENTARY STUDY COMPANION © Oxford University Press www.oup.com/elt 9 both /b@UT/ ● tous les deux ambedue, entrambi, tutti e due fire n /faI@/ beide (n, s) We both love travelling. briefcase n /"bri:fkeIs/ ● serviette cartella Aktentasche, -mappe The lawyer takes his briefcase to work each day. bus ticket n /"bVs %tIkIt/ ● ticket de bus biglietto dell’autobus Busfahrschein I can’t find my bus ticket. I’ll have to walk home. cat n /k&t/ ● chat gatto Katze Do you prefer cats or dogs? CD n /%si: "di:/ ● CD CD CD What CD are you listening to, Pierre? champagne n /S&m"peIn/ ● champagne champagne Champagner We often drink champagne on New Year’s Eve. Cheers! /tSI@z/ ● Santé !, À la tienne/vôtre ! Salute! Cincin! Prost! Happy birthday! Cheers! chemist’s n /kemIsts/ ● pharmacie farmacia Apotheke I got some medicine from the chemist’s. cockpit n /"kQkpIt/ ● cabine de pilotage cabina di pilotaggio Cockpit The pilot sits in the cockpit of the plane. coffee table n /"kQfI %teIbl/ ● table basse tavolino basso Couchtisch Can you put these flowers on the coffee table, please? comfortable adj /"kVmft@bl/ ● confortable comodo bequem, gemütlich That sofa is very comfortable. cooker n /"kUk@/ ● cuisinière cucina, fornello Ofen, Herd We have an electric cooker in the kitchen. cup n /kVp/ ● tasse tazza Tasse Would you like a cup of tea? cupboard n /kVb@d/ ● placard armadio, credenza Schrank The glasses are in the cupboard. dishwasher n /"dISwQS@/ ● lave-vaisselle lavastoviglie Geschirrspülmaschine We have a dishwasher so we don’t have to wash the plates. door n /dO:/ ● porte porta Tür Close the bathroom door. downstairs adv /%daUn"ste@z/ ● en bas al piano di sotto die Treppe hinunter Go downstairs and open the front door. emergency exit n /I"m3:dz@nsi %eksIt/ ● sortie de secours uscita di sicurezza Notausgang If there’s a fire, go out by the emergency exit. everything pron /"evrITIN/ ● tout tutto, ogni cosa alles I love everything she does. exactly adv /Ig"z&ktli/ ● exactement proprio, esattamente genau That’s not exactly what I was thinking. ex-wife n /%eks"waIf/ ● ex-femme ex-moglie Ex-Frau Do you still speak to your ex-wife? far adv /fA:/ ● loin lontano weit I don’t live very far from here. film star n /"fIlm %stA:/ ● star/vedette de cinéma stella del cinema Filmstar Julia Roberts is a film star. ● feu, incendie fuoco, incendio Feuer We often have a fire in the winter. first adj /f3:st/ ● premier primo erste(r,s) ‘A’ is the first letter of the alphabet. first class adj /"f3:st "klA:s/ ● première classe prima classe erster Klasse It’s expensive to fly first class. flight attendant n /"flaIt @%tend@nt/ ● hôtesse de l’air, steward assistente di volo Flugbegleiter(in) A flight attendant works on an aeroplane. floor n /"flO:/ ● étage piano Etage, Stockwerk My bedroom is on the first floor. fork n /fO:k/ ● fourchette forchetta Gabel The fork goes on the left of the plate. fridge n /frIdZ/ ● frigo frigorifero Kühlschrank The milk and butter need to go in the fridge. front door n /%frVnt "dO:/ ● porte d’entrée porta d’ingresso Haustür You need a key for the front door. garden n /"gA:dn/ ● jardin giardino Garten She has many beautiful flowers in her garden. grandma n /"gr&nmA:/ ● grand-mère nonna Oma My grandma is very old. how many? /"haU "meni/ ● combien ? quanti? wie viele? How many people live in the village? just (= only) adv /dZVst/ ● juste, seulement solo nur There were just three people at the party. kitchen n /"kItSIn/ ● cuisine cucina Küche We always eat dinner in the kitchen. knife n /naIf/ ● couteau coltello Messer I need a knife for the butter. lady n /"leIdi/ ● dame signora Dame Do you know the lady who lives next door? lamp n /l&mp/ ● lampe lampada Lampe Is there a lamp? It’s dark. left adv (opp right) /left/ ● à gauche a sinistra links Turn left at the bank. living room n /"lIvIN %rUm/ ● (salle de) séjour soggiorno Wohnzimmer Let’s sit in the living room. lots (of books) pron /lQts/ ● beaucoup de molto viel(e) I don’t have many friends but you have lots. luxury n /"lVkS@ri/ ● luxe lusso Luxus A Ferrari is a luxury. mirror n /"mIr@/ ● miroir, glace specchio Spiegel I look in the mirror before I go out. mobile phone n /"m@UbaIl "f@Un/ ● téléphone portable cellulare Handy I’ll call you on your mobile phone. modern adj /"mQd@n/ ● moderne moderno modern They live in a modern house. Elementary wordlist NEW HEADWAY ELEMENTARY STUDY COMPANION © Oxford University Press www.oup.com/elt 10 most of the time /"m@Ust @v D@ %taIm/ ● la plupart du temps la maggior parte del tempo spoon n /spu:n/ die meiste Zeit I sometimes go to the office, but I work at home most of the time. neighbour n /"neIb@/ ● voisin vicino/a di casa Nachbar(in) I’ll borrow some sugar from the neighbour. newsagent’s n /"nju:zeIdZ@nts/ ● marchand de journaux edicola Zeitungshändler(in) I buy the newspaper at the newsagent’s. notebook n /"n@UtbUk/ ● carnet, cahier quaderno, taccuino Notizbuch, -heft Julie wrote notes in her notebook. over there adv /%@Uv@ "De@/ ● là-bas là, da quella parte dort (drüben) Look over there – is that James? park n /pA:k/ ● parc parco Park They played football in the park. party n /"pA:ti/ ● fête festa Party, Feier We’re having a party to celebrate our graduation. passport n /"pA:spO:t/ ● passeport passaporto Pass You need your passport to go to the USA. pen n /pen/ ● stylo penna Stift, Füller, Kugelschreiber Do you have a pen? I need to write a note. picture n /"pIktS@/ ● tableau quadro Bild The gallery has a picture by Picasso. plant n /plA:nt/ ● plante pianta Pflanze Give the plant some water. plate n /pleIt/ ● assiette piatto Teller He ate everything on the plate. quite (big) adv /kwaIt/ ● assez, plutôt abbastanza ziemlich This room is quite big. rain v /reIn/ ● pleuvoir piovere regnen Oh no! It’s raining but I don’t have an umbrella. rich adj /rItS/ ● riche ricco reich I have a rich uncle who lives in Monte Carlo. right adv (opp left) /raIt/ ● à droite a destra rechts Turn right at the school. room n /rUm/, /ru:m/ ● pièce, salle stanza Zimmer, Raum There are eight rooms in my house. rug n /rVg/ ● tapis tappeto Teppich, Läufer There’s a Chinese rug under the coffee table. sandwich n /"s&nwIdZ/ ● sandwich tramezzino belegtes Brot/Brötchen I often have a ham sandwich for lunch. second adj /"sek@nd/ ● deuxième, second secondo zweite(r,s) I came to New York once before. This is the second time. section n /"sekSn/ ● section sezione Abteilung, Abschnitt At the end of the book there’s a grammar section. shelf n /Self/ ● étagère ripiano, mensola Bord, Regalbrett We put the pasta on the top shelf. sofa n /"s@Uf@/ ● canapé divano, sofà Sofa I often fall asleep on the sofa while watching TV. ● cuillère cucchiaio Löffel You eat soup with a spoon. steps n pl /steps/ ● marches scalini, gradini Stufen There are some steps from my front door down to the street. stereo n /"steri@U/ ● chaîne stéréo stereo Stereoanlage They listened to the CD on the new stereo. stop (bus) n /stQp/ ● arrêt fermata (Bus)haltestelle Which stop do you usually get off the bus at? supermarket n /"su:p@%mA:kIt/ ● supermarché supermercato Supermarkt I need to go to the supermarket to buy some bread. swimming pool n /"swImIN %pu:l/ ● piscine piscina Swimmingpool, Schwimmbad Our hotel had a swimming pool. Thanks a lot. /"T&nks @ %lQt/ ● Merci beaucoup. Grazie mille. Vielen Dank. Thanks a lot. The flowers are lovely! toilet n /"tOIl@t/ ● toilettes gabinetto Toilette Go to the toilet before we leave. top n /tQp/ ● haut, sommet cima oberer Teil, Gipfel Ellen’s room is at the top of the stairs. upstairs adv /%Vp"ste@z/ ● en haut al piano di sopra die Treppe hinauf Go upstairs and close the window. wall n /wO:l/ ● mur muro Mauer, Wand I put a picture on the wall. washing machine n /"wQSIN m@%Si:n/ ● machine à laver lavatrice Waschmaschine I can’t wash my clothes because the washing machine doesn’t work. Unit 6 bedtime n /"bedtaIm/ ● heure du coucher ora di andare a letto Schlafenszeit 10.00 p.m. is usually my bedtime. between prep /bI"twi:n/ ● entre tra zwischen The post office is between the bookshop and the cinema. bike n /baIk/ ● vélo bici Fahrrad I don’t have a car so I ride my bike to work. brilliant adj /"brIli@nt/ ● génial brillante grossartig, klasse That’s a brilliant idea! check v /tSek/ ● vérifier, contrôler controllare (über)prüfen The man checked my passport. chess n /tSes/ ● échecs scacchi Schach I sometimes play chess with my grandfather. concert n /"kQns@t/ ● concert concerto Konzert Our school band has a concert tomorrow night. conversation n /kQnv@"seISn/ ● conversation conversazione Gespräch They talked for an hour! I wonder what their conversation was about? do homework v /du: "h@Umw3:k/ ● faire ses devoirs fare i compiti Hausaufgaben machen You have to do your homework before the lesson tomorrow. eye n /aI/ ● œil occhio Auge My eyes hurt if I work at my computer all day. Elementary wordlist NEW HEADWAY ELEMENTARY STUDY COMPANION © Oxford University Press www.oup.com/elt 11 fall in love v /%fO:l In "lVv/ ● tomber amoureux innamorarsi sad adj /s&d/ sich verlieben She’s fantastic. I’m falling in love with her. feel v /fi:l/ ● (se) sentir sentirsi (sich) fühlen I feel cold. I’ll get my coat. genius n /"dZi:ni@s/ ● génie genio Genie Their son is a genius. He finished university when he was only 15 years old. hear v /hI@/ ● entendre sentire hören Did you hear the news? Jack and Crystal are getting married. his pron /hIz/ ● son, sa, ses il suo, la sua, i suoi, le sue sein(e) Are they his parents? initial n /I"nISl/ ● initiale iniziale Initiale, Anfangsbuchstabe My surname is Wilson and my initial is M. know v /n@U/ ● savoir, connaître sapere, conoscere wissen, kennen Do you know the answer? large adj /lA:dZ/ ● grand grande gross I’d like a large coffee, please. last month adv /%lA:st "mVnT/ ● le mois dernier il mese scorso letzten Monat We went to Brazil last month. laugh v /lA:f/ ● rire ridere lachen Mr Bean makes me laugh. little adj /"lItl/ ● petit piccolo klein Her little sister is only five years old. manager n /"m&nIdZ@/ ● directeur direttore, direttrice Manager(in) My father is a bank manager. message n /"mesIdZ/ ● message messaggio Nachricht Please leave a message with my secretary. our pron /aU@/ ● notre, nos il nostro, la nostra, i nostri, le nostre unser(e) Our house is very small. paint v /peInt/ ● peindre dipingere malen He painted a picture of me. pianist n /"pI@nIst/ ● pianiste pianista Pianist(in) Mozart was a pianist. piano n /pI"&n@U/ ● piano piano Klavier Can you play the piano? poetry n /"p@U@tri/ ● poésie poesia Gedichte, Lyrik We studied poetry in our literature class. poor adj /pU@/, /pO:/ ● pauvre povero arm The government needs to help poor people more. practise v /"pr&ktIs/ ● s’exercer à esercitarsi üben How often do you practise the piano? question n /"kwestS@n/ ● question domanda Frage What is the answer to question 8? really adv /"ri:@li/ ● vraiment veramente, davvero wirklich It’s fantastic. I really like it. require v /rI"kwaI@/ ● demander, exiger richiedere erfordern, benötigen The university requires a good level of English. ● triste triste traurig Kevin’s friends were sad when he left. save v /seIv/ ● économiser risparmiare sparen I need to save money so I can travel next year. sea n /si:/ ● mer mare Meer I like swimming in the sea. see v /si:/ ● voir vedere sehen Did you see Charlie yesterday? spell v /spel/ ● orthographier, épeler scrivere lettera per lettera buchstabieren Can you spell the word ‘pneumonia’? spelling n /"spelIN/ ● orthographe ortografia Schreibweise, Rechtschreibung ‘Center’ is the American spelling of ‘centre’. spend v /spend/ ● dépenser spendere ausgeben How much money did you spend? style n /staIl/ ● style stile Stil What style of house is it: traditional or modern? sun n /sVn/ ● soleil sole Sonne The sun is at the centre of our solar system. swim v /swIm/ ● nager nuotare schwimmen I don’t like the sea because I can’t swim. their pron /De@/ ● leur, leurs il/la/i/le loro ihr(e) Don’t worry. Their dog is very friendly. think v /TINk/ ● penser pensare denken I often think about him. today adv /t@"deI/ ● aujourd’hui oggi heute Today is Thursday. travel v /"tr&vl/ ● voyager viaggiare reisen I want to travel round the world. until conj /Vn"tIl/ ● jusqu’à fino a bis Pubs in England only serve drinks until 11.00 p.m. very adv /"veri/ ● très molto sehr He got 100%. He’s very intelligent. very well adv /%veri "wel/ ● très bien benissimo sehr gut You speak English very well. was born v /w@z "bO:n/ ● être né sono/è nato bin geboren I was born in 1987. wear v /we@/ ● porter indossare, portare tragen Do you wear jeans at school? wedding n /"wedIN/ ● mariage matrimonio, nozze Hochzeit Their wedding is on July 17th in the village church. well adv /wel/ ● bien bene gut Well done, Paul! yesterday adv /"jest@deI/ ● hier ieri gestern I worked late yesterday so I’m tired today. yesterday evening adv /%jest@deI i:vnIN/ ● hier soir ieri sera gestern abend Did you see that programme on channel three yesterday evening? Elementary wordlist NEW HEADWAY ELEMENTARY STUDY COMPANION © Oxford University Press www.oup.com/elt 12 Unit 7 earn v /3:n/ advertising agency n /"&dv@taIzIN %eIdZ@nsi/ ● agence de publicité agenzia pubblicitaria Werbeagentur The poster was designed by an advertising agency. afraid adj /@"freId/ ● qui a peur che ha paura ängstlich I’m afraid of big dogs. after that adv /%A:ft@ "D&t/ ● après cela poi danach I have some homework to do, but after that we can go to the cinema. agree v /@"gri:/ ● être d’accord essere d’accordo zustimmen, einverstanden sein I almost always agree with Susan. We like the same things. army n /"A:mi/ ● armée esercito Armee He was in the army in World War II. at night adv /@t "naIt/ ● le soir, la nuit di sera, di notte nachts My parents make me come home before 11 o’clock at night. bath n /bA:T/ ● bain bagno Bad I want to have a bath and wash my hair before I go out. become v /bI"kVm/ ● devenir diventare werden Michael wants to become a pilot. begin v /bI"gIn/ ● commencer cominciare anfangen, beginnen What time does the film begin? birthday n /"b3:TdeI/ ● anniversaire compleanno Geburtstag What did you buy Ursula for her birthday? bomb v /bQm/ ● bombarder bombardare bombardieren The city was bombed in 1942, so the buildings are quite modern. build v /bIld/ ● construire costruire bauen They’re building a new house. businessman n /"bIznIsm&n/ ● homme d’affaires uomo d’affari Geschäftsmann The businessman went to New York for a meeting. capital n /"k&pItl/ ● capitale capitale Hauptstadt Paris is the capital of France. car crash n /"kA: %kr&S/ ● accident de voiture incidente d’auto Autounfall Fortunately, no one died in the car crash. century n /"sentS@ri/ ● siècle secolo Jahrhundert We live in the 21st century. chemistry n /"kemIstri/ ● chimie chimica Chemie I’m studying chemistry and biology at school. child n /tSaIld/ ● enfant bambino, bambina Kind She has a two-year-old child. Christmas n /"krIsm@s/ ● Noël Natale Weihnachten Christmas Day is on December 25th. Congratulations! /k@n%gr&tSU"leISnz/ ● Félicitations! Congratulazioni! Herzlichen Glückwunsch! A baby girl? Congratulations! cotton field n /"kQtn %fi:ld/ ● champ de coton campo/piantagione di cotone Baumwollfeld My great-grandfather worked in the cotton fields when he was young. create v /kri"eIt/ ● créer creare, fare schaffen, machen The new shopping centre will create thousands of new jobs. die v /daI/ ● mourir morire sterben Thousands of people die of cancer each year. ● gagner guadagnare verdienen I earn £19,000 a year in my job. Easter Day n /"i:st@ %deI/ ● jour de Pâques giorno di Pasqua Ostersonntag She had three chocolate eggs on Easter Day. education n /edZU"keISn/ ● éducation, études istruzione (Hoch)schulbildung, Bildung He had an expensive education at a private school. end v /end/ ● finir, se terminer finire enden I’ll go to bed when this film ends. Euro n /"jU@r@U/ ● euro Euro Euro The Euro is used all over Europe. event n /I"vent/ ● événement avvenimento Ereignis, Veranstaltung The Olympics is an international sporting event. everybody pron /"evrIbQdi/ ● tout le monde tutti alle We’ll start the meeting when everybody is here. farm n /fA:m/ ● ferme fattoria (Bauern)hof I lived on a farm as a child but moved to the city to go to university. farmer n /"fA:m@/ ● fermier, agriculteur agricoltore, agricoltrice Landwirt(in), Bauer/Bäuerin The farmer has 400 pigs. fight v /faIt/ ● combattre, se battre combattere, litigare kämpfen Did your grandfather fight in the war? finally adv /"faIn@li/ ● enfin, finalement finalmente schliesslich, endlich The passengers waited 45 minutes before the train finally left. first (… next) adv /f3:st/ ● d’abord, en premier prima als erstes, zuerst First, do the Maths exercise; then check it again. funeral n /"fju:n@r@l/ ● enterrement funerale Beerdigung My grandmother died on Wednesday and the funeral was on Friday. great grandparents n pl /%greIt "gr&ndpe@r@nts/ ● arrière-grands-parents bisnonni Urgrosseltern My great grandparents died before I was born. grocer n /"gr@Us@/ ● épicier negoziante di alimentari Lebensmittelhändler(in) The grocer in my street sells, bread, milk etc. grow v /gr@U/ ● (faire) pousser coltivare züchten I want to grow roses in the garden this year. Hallowe’en n /%h&l@U"i:n/ ● Halloween vigilia d’Ognissanti, Halloween der Tag vor Allerheiligen, Halloween Do your children wear costumes at Hallowe’en? happen v /"h&pn/ ● arriver, se passer, se produire succedere passieren, geschehen How did the accident happen? hate v /heIt/ ● détester, haïr odiare, detestare hassen I hate bad traffic. have a holiday v /%h&v @ "hQl@deI/ ● prendre des vacances fare una vacanza Urlaub haben We’re having a three-week holiday in August. horse n /hO:s/ ● cheval cavallo Pferd The cowboy had a black horse. immediately adv /I"mi:dI@tli/ ● tout de suite, immédiatement immediatamente, subito sofort If there’s a problem, call me immediately. important adj /Im"pO:t@nt/ ● important importante wichtig The President is an important person. Elementary wordlist NEW HEADWAY ELEMENTARY STUDY COMPANION © Oxford University Press www.oup.com/elt 13 independence n /IndI"pend@ns/ ● indépendance indipendenza politics n /"pQl@tIks/ Unabhängigkeit Most teenagers want some independence from their parents. iron adj /"aI@n/ ● fer di ferro Eisen The doctor gave the woman iron supplements. kiss v /kIs/ ● embrasser baciare küssen He kissed her at the end of the film. later adv /"leIt@/ ● plus tard più tardi später I can’t talk right now. I’ll call you later. leader n /"li:d@/ ● chef, dirigeant capo, leader (An)führer(in) He’s the leader of the Democrats. leave v /li:v/ ● quitter lasciare, finire verlassen, weggehen I’ll leave school when I’m 18. life n /laIf/ ● vie vita Leben She was 90 when she died, so she had a long life. little (money) adj /"lItl/ ● un peu de un po’ di wenig Could I borrow a little money to buy a postcard? look v /lUk/ ● regarder guardare gucken, sehen Look at that picture. Isn’t it fantastic? lose v /lu:z/ ● perdre perdere verlieren I hope we don’t lose the game. lucky adj /"lVki/ ● qui a de la chance fortunato Glück haben They won the lottery. They’re so lucky! marry v /"m&ri/ ● épouser, se marier avec sposarsi con, sposare heiraten I want to marry my boyfriend. midnight n /"mIdnaIt/ ● minuit mezzanotte Mitternacht The party will finish at midnight. million n /"mIlj@n/ ● million milione Million A million people live in this city. moon n /mu:n/ ● lune luna Mond Neil Armstrong walked on the moon. Mother’s Day n /"mVD@z %deI/ ● la fête des Mères la Festa della Mamma Muttertag Tomorrow is Mother’s Day. Will you buy your mum some flowers? need v /ni:d/ ● avoir besoin de aver bisogno di brauchen I need some milk for my coffee. New Year’s Eve n /%nju: %jI@z "i:v/ ● la Saint-Sylvestre capodanno Silvester(abend) Did you go to a party on New Year’s Eve? nineties n pl /"naIntiz/ ● années quatre-vingt-dix anni novanta neunziger Jahre Oasis were a popular rock group in the nineties. own v /@Un/ ● posséder possedere besitzen My parents only own one car. personality n /%p3:s@"n&l@ti/ ● personnalité, caractère personalità Charakter, Persönlichkeit Marie isn’t very beautiful, but she has a great personality. poem n /"p@UIm/ ● poème poesia Gedicht My boyfriend wrote me a poem for Valentine’s Day. politician n /%pQl@"tISn/ ● homme/femme politique politico, politica Politiker(in) My father is a politician. He works in the government. ● politique politica Politik Karl Marx wrote about politics. present (= birthday) n /"preznt/ ● cadeau regalo Geschenk Did you buy Jo a birthday present? president n /"prezId@nt/ ● président presidente Präsident(in) Abraham Lincoln was the President of the United States. prime minister n /%praIm "mInIst@/ ● Premier ministre primo ministro Premierminister(in) In Britain, the prime minister is the most important person in the government. problem n /"prQbl@m/ ● problème problema Problem Have you talked to your doctor about this problem? read v /ri:d/ ● lire leggere lesen I like to read a book on the train when I come home from work. remember v /rI"memb@/ ● se souvenir de, se rappeler ricordarsi di, ricordare sich erinnern an, sich merken My grandmother can remember when she was a child. resign v /"rIzaIn/ ● démissionner dare le dimissioni zurücktreten I’m going to resign from my job. I hate it. Same to you. /"seIm t@ "ju:/ ● Toi/Vous aussi. Altrettanto a te. Gleichfalls. ‘Happy Christmas.’ ‘Same to you.’ sit v /sIt/ ● s’asseoir, être assis sedersi, essere seduto sitzen I’m very tired. I need to sit down. slave n /sleIv/ ● esclave schiavo, schiava Sklave/Sklavin Many rich Americans had slaves before the Civil War. sleep v /sli:p/ ● dormir dormire schlafen I didn’t sleep very well last night. soldier n /"s@UldZ@/ ● soldat soldato Soldat(in) Thousands of soldiers died in the war. strong adj /strQN/ ● solide, fort forte, robusto stark, stabil Don’t fight him! He’s very strong. study v /"stVdi/ ● étudier studiare lernen, studieren Did you study a lot for your exam? subject (school) n /"sVbdZekt/ ● matière materia Fach Geography is my favourite subject. sure adj /SU@/, /SO:/ ● sûr sicuro sicher Are you sure the answer’s correct? survive v /s@"vaIv/ ● survivre à, réchapper de sopravvivere überleben No one survived the bomb. tear (= cry) n /tI@/ ● larme lacrima Träne She had tears in her eyes when she said goodbye. terrorist n /"ter@rist/ ● terroriste terrorista Terrorist(in) The terrorists put a bomb on the plane. Thank goodness! /"T&Nk "gUdn@s/ ● Dieu merci! Grazie al cielo! Gott sei Dank! You’re OK! Thank goodness! Thanksgiving n /T&Nks"gIvIN/ ● aux États-Unis, jour d’actions de grâce In USA, festa del ringraziamento amerikanisches Erntedankfest Thanksgiving is an American festival. Elementary wordlist NEW HEADWAY ELEMENTARY STUDY COMPANION © Oxford University Press www.oup.com/elt 14 theatre n /"TI@t@/ ● théâtre teatro bottle n /"bQt@l/ Theater I saw ‘Romeo and Juliet’ at the theatre. tobacco n /t@"b&k@U/ ● tabac tabacco Tabak Cigarettes are made with tobacco. together adv /t@"geD@/ ● ensemble insieme zusammen Let’s go to the party together. I hate arriving alone. tomorrow adv /t@"mQr@U/ ● demain domani morgen She’s getting married tomorrow. twin n /twIn/ ● jumeau, jumelle gemello, gemella Zwilling James and his sister are twins. university n /%ju:nI"v3:s@ti/ ● université università Universität My brother studies literature at the University of London. Valentine’s Day n /"v&l@ntaInz %deI/ ● la Saint-Valentin (la festa di) San Valentino Valentinstag My boyfriend gave me red roses on Valentine’s Day. video n /"vIdi@U/ ● cassette vidéo video Video We bought a video of the film. war n /wO:/ ● guerre guerra Krieg My grandfather fought in the First World War. wedding day n /"wedIN %deI/ ● jour des noces giorno delle nozze Tag der Hochzeit She wore a long white dress on her wedding day. widow n /"wId@U/ ● veuve vedova Witwe My grandmother is a widow. My grandfather died last year. win v /wIn/ ● gagner vincere gewinnen If we win this game, we’ll be in the final. work hard v /%w3:k "hA:d/ ● travailler dur lavorare sodo hart arbeiten Fiona worked hard on the school project. wrong adj /rQN/ ● mauvais, faux sbagliato falsch I’m sorry, that answer is wrong. Unit 8 (3 years) ago adv /@"g@U/ ● il y a (trois ans) (3 anni) fa vor (3 Jahren) We moved to the USA three years ago. (coffee) break n /breIk/ ● pause(-café) pausa per il caffè (Kaffee)pause We often take a break in the afternoon. arthritis n /A:T"raItIs/ ● arthrite artrite Arthritis My aunt has arthritis and can’t walk very well. aspirin n /"&sprIn/ ● aspirine aspirina Aspirin I took an aspirin for my headache. astronaut n /"&str@nO:t/ ● astronaute astronauta Astronaut(in) Do you want to be an astronaut and travel to the moon? banana n /b@"nA:n@/ ● banane banana Banane Bananas are my favourite fruit. best-selling adj /"best"selIN/ ● à succès più venduto meistverkauft, ErfolgsJohn Grisham has written many best-selling books. blue adj /blu:/ ● bleu azzurro, blu blau The sea is so blue in Greece. ● bouteille bottiglia Flasche The children drank two bottles of Coca-Cola. boy n /bOI/ ● garçon ragazzo Junge The boy’s name was Paul. chatline n /"tS&tlaIn/ ● lignes de conversation multiple chatline Chatline Talking on a chatline can be very expensive. cloth n /klQT/ ● tissu stoffa Stoff I’d like 3 metres of this cloth, to make a skirt. company n /"kVmp@ni/ ● société società, compagnia Unternehmen, Firma My father works for a big computer company. couple n /"kVpl/ ● couple coppia Paar The couple have two children: one son and a daughter. date n /deIt/ ● date data Datum ‘What’s today’s date?’ ‘It’s October 26th.’ delicious adj /dI"lIS@s/ ● délicieux squisito köstlich, lecker Sarah, this cake is delicious! drug n /drVg/ ● drogue, médicaments droga, medicina Droge The doctor gave me some drugs to fight the infection. e-mail n /"I:meIl/ ● e-mail e-mail E-Mail I checked my e-mail on her computer. exam n /Ig"z&m/ ● examen esame Klausur, Prüfung, Examen I have to study for an exam this evening. face n /feIs/ ● visage, figure faccia Gesicht Lara has a beautiful face. She could be a model. face to face /"feIs t@ "feIs/ ● face à face a quattr’occhi Auge in Auge, von Angesicht zu Angesicht I prefer to talk face to face than on the phone. fashionable adj /"f&Sn@bl/ ● à la mode di moda modern, modisch I buy my clothes at the most fashionable shop in town. fax n /f&ks/ ● télécopie, fax fax Fax Leave the fax on my desk. fisherman n /"fIS@m@n/ ● pêcheur pescatore Fischer The fisherman went to sea in his boat. funny adj /"fVni/ ● drôle divertente, buffo lustig, witzig The comedian wasn’t particularly funny. get engaged v /%get In"geIdZd/ ● se fiancer fidanzarsi sich verloben We got engaged on Valentine’s Day. It was very romantic. get married v /%get "m&rId/ ● se marier sposarsi heiraten We’re planning to get married in church. good luck! /%gUd "lVk/ ● bonne chance! in bocca al lupo viel Glück! ‘I’m starting a new job on Monday.’ ‘Good luck!’ green adj /gri:n/ ● vert verde grün The trees are green in spring. (be) in a hurry /%In @ "hVri/ ● (être) pressé (avere) fretta in Eile I’m in a hurry. I’m late. incredible adj /In"kred@bl/ ● incroyable incredibile unglaublich ‘Did you watch that documentary on TV?’ ‘Yes, what an incredible story!’ Elementary wordlist NEW HEADWAY ELEMENTARY STUDY COMPANION © Oxford University Press www.oup.com/elt 15 Internet n /"Int@net/ ● Internet Internet true adj /tru:/ Internet I bought the CD on the Internet. invention n /In"venSn/ ● invention invenzione Erfindung The telephone was a fantastic invention. jeans n pl /dZi:nz/ ● jean jeans Jeans I love your jeans, Jess! Where did you get them? joke n /dZ@Uk/ ● blague barzelletta Witz That wasn’t a very funny joke, Yasmine. leg n /leg/ ● jambe, patte gamba, zampa Bein I broke my leg skiing. mouth n /maUT/ ● bouche bocca Mund Don’t talk with food in your mouth. nervous adj /"n3:v@s/ ● anxieux, tendu apprensivo, ansiosa nervös, ängstlich I was quite nervous before my exam. nowadays adv /"naU@deIz/ ● de nos jours oggigiorno heute, heutzutage Almost everyone has a television nowadays. painkiller n /"peInkIl@/ ● analgésique analgesico Schmerzmittel The doctor gave me a painkiller and sent me home. philosopher n /fI"los@f@/ ● philosophe filosofo, filosofa Philosoph(in) Descartes was a famous philosopher. phone call n /"f@Un %kO:l/ ● coup de téléphone telefonata (Telefon)anruf If I miss your phone call, will you leave me a message? produce v /pr@"dju:s/ ● produire produrre herstellen, produzieren They produce a lot of wine in Australia. public holiday n /"pVblIk "hQl@deI/ ● jour férié giorno festivo gesetzlicher Feiertag New Year’s Day is a public holiday in most countries. recipe n /"res@pi/ ● recette ricetta Rezept This cake is delicious. Can you give me the recipe? record (for music) n /"rekO:d/ ● disque disco Schallplatte I’m sure she has every Elvis Presley record. ride v /raId/ ● rouler/monter à andare in fahren I learnt to ride a bicycle when I was 11 years old. rose n /r@Uz/ ● rose rosa Rose I need one red rose for this vase. send v /send/ ● envoyer mandare schicken Send me a postcard when you arrive! term n /t3:m/ ● trimestre trimestre Trimester, Halbjahr Our term ends tomorrow and we have two weeks’ holiday. them pron /Dem/ ● les, leur, eux li, le, (a) loro sie, ihnen Did you phone them? throw v /Tr@U/ ● lancer, jeter gettare, tirare werfen He can throw a ball 100 metres. transmit v /tr&nz"mIt/ ● diffuser, transmettre trasmettere übertragen The doctors don’t know how the virus was transmitted. trousers n pl /"traUz@z/ ● pantalon pantaloni Hose Girls can’t wear trousers at my school. ● vrai, exact vero, fedele wahr, treu The film was based on a true story. true love n /%tru: "lVv/ ● grand amour vero amore wahre Liebe True love is difficult to find. vacuum cleaner n /"v&kju:m %kli:n@/ ● aspirateur aspirapolvere Staubsauger She used the vacuum cleaner to clean the rug. way n /weI/ ● moyen, façon modo Weg, Art, Weise What’s the best way to learn new vocabulary? women n pl /"wImIn/ ● femmes donne Frauen There are many more women than men in the world. workmen n pl /"w3:kmen/, /"w3:km@n/ ● ouvriers operai Arbeiter The workmen worked all the night to repair the road. workroom n /"w3:krUm/ ● atelier laboratorio, stanza da lavoro Werkstatt The jeweller has a workroom at the back of his shop. worried adj /"wVrId/ ● inquiet preoccupato besorgt She is really late. I’m a little worried about her. Unit 9 a bit n /@ "bIt/ ● un peu un po’ ein bisschen It’s a bit cold in here. Is the heating on? all sorts n pl /"O:l "sO:ts/ ● toutes sortes ogni genere, tutti i tipi alle Arten They sell all sorts of things at the shop in my street. anybody pron /"enibQdi/ ● personne, n’importe qui nessuno (irgend)jemand I didn’t know anybody at the party. anyway adv /"eniweI/ ● de toute façon, en tout cas comunque jedenfalls, sowieso She isn’t beautiful but I love her anyway. apple juice n /"&pl %dZu:s/ ● jus de pomme succo di mela Apfelsaft Would you like a glass of apple juice, Oliver? away from adv /@"weI %fr@m/ ● à … de lontano da, a distanza da entfernt von Janice only lives 2 minutes away from here. bacon n /"beIk@n/ ● bacon pancetta Schinkenspeck We often eat bacon for breakfast in Britain. bar of chocolate n /"bA:(r) @v "tSQkl@t/ ● tablette de chocolat tavoletta di cioccolato Schokoriegel I bought a bar of chocolate on my way home from school. beer n /bI@/ ● bière birra Bier My dad often has a beer with dinner. birthday n /"b3:TdeI/ ● anniversaire compleanno Geburtstag My birthday is on May 12th. I’ll be 21 years old. biscuit n /"bIskIt/ ● biscuit biscotto Keks Would you like a biscuit with your tea? black (coffee) adj /bl&k/ ● noir nero schwarz Do you like your coffee black or with milk? borrow v /"bQr@U/ ● emprunter prendere in prestito leihen Could I borrow your newspaper for five minutes? bread n /bred/ ● pain pane Brot Is there any bread? I want to make a sandwich. Elementary wordlist NEW HEADWAY ELEMENTARY STUDY COMPANION © Oxford University Press www.oup.com/elt 16 carrot n /"k&r@t/ ● carotte carota history n /"hIst@ri/ Möhre, Karotte A carrot is a long, orange vegetable. central adj /"sentr@l/ ● central centrale Mittel-, zentral The new school is quite central. cheese n /tSi:z/ ● fromage formaggio Käse Brie is a French cheese. chopsticks n pl /"tSQpstIks/ ● baguettes bastoncini (cinesi) Essstäbchen We often use chopsticks when we go to a Japanese restaurant. cigarette n /sIg@"ret/ ● cigarette sigaretta Zigarette He often smokes a cigarette after dinner. control v /k@n"tr@Ul/ ● contrôler, maîtriser tenere sotto controllo kontrollieren, beherrschen She can’t control her class. She’s a terrible teacher. course (of a meal) n /kO:s/ ● plat portata, piatto Gang We had chicken for our main course. curry n /"kVri/ ● curry pietanza al curry Curry Curry is a popular Indian dish. dangerous adj /"deIndZ@r@s/ ● dangereux pericoloso gefährlich The police said the man was dangerous. depend v /dI"pend/ ● dépendre dipendere abhängig sein Babies depend on their parents for everything. dessert n /dI"z3:t/ ● dessert dessert, dolce Dessert, Nachtisch Would you like ice-cream for dessert? disgusting adj /dIs"gVstIN/ ● dégoûtant, répugnant schifoso widerlich, ekelhaft What a disgusting meal! I can’t eat it. environment n /In"vaIr@nm@nt/ ● environnement ambiente Umwelt Recycling paper and bottles can help save the environment. finger n /"fINg@/ ● doigt dito Finger He cut his finger on the knife. fish n /fIS/ ● poisson pesce Fisch(e) Fish and chips is a popular English dinner. fizzy water n /"fIzi "wO:t@/ ● eau gazeuse acqua frizzante/gassata Wasser mit Kohlensäure Perrier is fizzy water. for example /%f@(r) Ig"zA:mpl/ ● par exemple per esempio zum Beispiel I’m not good at some subjects; for example, Latin and Greek. foreign adj /"fQrIn/ ● étranger straniero ausländisch, fremd Do you like foreign food? fruit n /fru:t/ ● fruits, fruit frutta, frutto Obst, Früchte I eat a lot of fruit, especially apples. full adj /fUl/ ● plein, bondé pieno voll The restaurant was full, so we went to a different one. glad adj /gl&d/ ● content contento froh I’m so glad that George is better. ham n /h&m/ ● jambon prosciutto Schinken I often have a ham sandwich for my lunch. herring n /"herIN/ ● hareng aringa Hering Herring is popular in Scandinavia. ● histoire storia Geschichte My sister studies history at university. human adj /"hju:m@n/ ● humain umano menschlich The police said the accident was the result of human error. hungry adj /"hVNgri/ ● qui a faim affamato, che ha fame hungrig I’m hungry. Can I have something to eat? land n /l&nd/ ● terrain, terres terreno Land We own all the land from the house to the river. main (meal) adj /meIn/ ● principal principale wichtigste(r,s), HauptMost people have their main meal in the evening. meal n /mi:l/ ● repas pasto Mahlzeit, Essen Breakfast is one of the most important meals of the day. meat n /mi:t/ ● viande carne Fleisch Vegetarians do not eat meat. milk n /mIlk/ ● lait latte Milch Do you take milk in your tea? mushroom n /"mVSrUm/ ● champignon fungo Pilz Do you like mushrooms on your pizza? noodles n pl /"nu:dlz/ ● nouilles tagliatelle cinesi Nudeln It is difficult to eat noodles with chopsticks. part (of the world) n /pA:t/ ● région parte Teil What part of South America are you from? pass (= give) v /pA:s/ ● passer passare (herüber)reichen Gavin, can you pass me the salt? pasta n /p&st@/ ● pâtes pasta Nudeln, Teigwaren When I lived in Italy, we often had pasta for dinner. pea n /pi:/ ● petit pois pisello Erbse Peas are my favourite vegetable. pick up v /%pIk "Vp/ ● relever, prendre dans ses bras, ramasser tirare su, prendere aufheben, hochheben He picked up the chocolate and put it in his mouth. pocket n /"pQkIt/ ● poche tasca (Hosen/Jacken)tasche Is the ticket in your pocket? possible adj /"pQs@bl/ ● possible possibile möglich I’ll try to come as soon as possible. potatoes n pl /p@"teIt@Uz/ ● pommes de terre patate Kartoffeln Chips are made from potatoes. rice n /raIs/ ● riz riso Reis Rice is often served with Indian food. right now adv /%raIt "naU/ ● tout de suite, maintenant proprio ora, subito jetzt, zu diesem Zeitpunkt Sorry, I can’t come right now. Perhaps this afternoon? salt n /sO:lt/, /sQlt/ ● sel sale Salz I always put salt on my chips. sardine n /sA:"di:n/ ● sardine sardina Sardine Sardines are a kind of fish. sauce n /sO:s/ ● sauce salsa, sugo Sosse We made a tomato sauce for the pasta. Elementary wordlist NEW HEADWAY ELEMENTARY STUDY COMPANION © Oxford University Press www.oup.com/elt 17 sausages n pl /"sQsIdZIz/ ● saucisses salsicce carnival n /"kA:nIvl/ Würste My dad likes to have sausages with his eggs at breakfast. shopping list n /"SQpIN %lIst/ ● liste des courses lista della spesa Einkaufszettel I usually make a shopping list before I go to the supermarket. south n /saUT/ ● sud sud Süden Monte Carlo is in the south of France. still water n /"stIl "wO:t@/ ● eau plate acqua naturale Wasser ohne Kohlensäure ‘Can I get you anything to drink Madam?’ ‘Just a glass of still water, please.’ strawberry n /"strO:b@ri/ ● fraise fragola Erdbeere We’re having ice-cream and strawberries for dessert. sugar n /"SUg@/ ● sucre zucchero Zucker I don’t want any sugar in my tea, thanks. table n /teIbl/ ● table tavola, tavolo Tisch Come on! The dinner is on the table. terrible adj /"ter@bl/ ● terrible, affreux terribile furchtbar, schrecklich I’ve got a terrible headache. toast n /t@Ust/ ● pain grillé pane tostato Toast(brot) Would you like some jam on your toast? tomato n /t@"mA:t@U/ ● tomate pomodoro Tomate I hope to grow tomatoes in my garden this year. transport n /"tr&nspO:t/ ● moyen de transport mezzo di trasporto Transport(mittel), Verkehr(smittel) What form of transport do you prefer: bus or train? typical adj /"tIpIkl/ ● typique tipico typisch John is a typical British name. vegetable n /"vedZt@bl/ ● légume verdura Gemüse My favourite vegetables are carrots. washing-up n /%wQSIN "Vp/ ● vaisselle lavare i piatti Abwasch You cooked so I’ll do the washing-up after dinner. wonderful adj /"wVnd@fUl/ ● merveilleux meraviglioso wunderbar We had wonderful weather on holiday. It was hot and sunny every day. yoghurt n /"jQg@t/ ● yaourt yogurt Jogurt Yoghurt is a popular breakfast food. Unit 10 art n /A:t/ ● art arte Kunst Helen studied art at college. She painted some fantastic pictures. blues (music) n pl /blu:z/ ● blues blues Blues John Lee Hooker played the blues. bridge n /brIdZ/ ● pont ponte Brücke They’re building a new bridge across the River Thames. building n /"bIldIN/ ● bâtiment edificio Gebäude What do you think of that modern office building? car park n /"kA: %pA:k/ ● parking parcheggio Parkplatz I left the car in the station car park. ● carnaval carnevale Karneval Rio is famous for its carnival. castle n /"kA:sl/ ● château castello Burg, Schloss There’s a famous castle in Windsor. cathedral n /k@"Ti:dr@l/ ● cathédrale cattedrale, duomo Kathedrale The biggest cathedral in the world is St Peter’s in Rome. cosmopolitan adj /%kQzm@"pQlIt@n/ ● cosmopolite cosmopolitano kosmopolitisch London is a very cosmopolitan city. cottage n /"kQtIdZ/ ● petite maison, cottage villetta, cottage Cottage, Häuschen They live in a little cottage in the country. country (not city) n /"kVntri/ ● campagne campagna Land Do you prefer the country or the city? cousin n /"kVz@n/ ● cousin(e) cugino, cugina Cousin(e) My uncle’s son and daughter are my cousins. cultural centre n /"kVltS@r@l %sent@/ ● centre culturel centro culturale kulturelles Zentrum New York is the cultural centre of the USA. dirty adj /"d3:ti/ ● sale sporco schmutzig I need to wash my clothes. They’re dirty. empire n /"empaI@/ ● empire impero Kaiserreich, Imperium India was part of the British Empire until 1947. factory n /"f&ktri/ ● usine fabbrica Fabrik They make cars at that factory. field n /fi:ld/ ● champ campo Feld There are some horses in the field behind my house. found (a university) v /faUnd/ ● fonder fondare gründen Our college was founded in 1893. garage n /"g&rIdZ/, /"g&rA:Z/ ● garage garage, box Garage We keep the car in the garage in winter. garden n /"gA:dn/ ● jardin giardino Garten She has a lovely garden full of flowers. gateway n /"geItweI/ ● porte porta Tor(bogen) The Internet is a kind of virtual ‘gateway’ to the world. group n /gru:p/ ● groupe gruppo Gruppe U2 are a famous Irish rock group. hedge n /hedZ/ ● haie siepe Hecke There’s a hedge between our garden and the street. hill n /hIl/ ● colline collina Hügel You can see the sea from the top of that hill. hotel n /h@U"tel/ ● hôtel hotel, albergo Hotel Will you stay in a hotel on your holiday? hymn n /hIm/ ● hymne inno sacro Choral We sang a hymn at my grandfather’s funeral. immigrants n pl /"ImIgr@nts/ ● immigrés immigrati, immigranti Einwanderer Many immigrants prefer to live in large cities because there are more jobs. intelligent adj /In"telIdZ@nt/ ● intelligent intelligente intelligent She’s so intelligent. She got 98% in the exam. Elementary wordlist NEW HEADWAY ELEMENTARY STUDY COMPANION © Oxford University Press www.oup.com/elt 18 library n /"laIbr@ri/ ● bibliothèque biblioteca top ten adj /%tQp "ten/ Bibliothek, Bücherei I borrowed the book from the library. mixture n /"mIkstS@/ ● mélange miscuglio Mischung Oh no! I didn’t put any sugar in the cake mixture before I cooked it. mountain n /"maUntIn/ ● montagne montagna Berg The highest mountain in the world is Everest. museum n /mju:"zI@m/ ● musée museo Museum On Ellis Island in New York there’s a museum about the first immigrants. night club n /"naIt %klVb/ ● boîte (de nuit) night club, locale notturno Nachtklub, Diskothek I don’t like that night club. They only play techno music. noisy adj /"nOIzi/ ● bruyant rumoroso laut The children are so noisy. Tell them to be quiet. orchestra n /"O:kIstr@/ ● orchestre orchestra Orchester I played the violin in the school orchestra. passenger n /"p&sIndZ@/ ● passager passeggero, passaggera Passagier The passenger asked to change to a window seat. popular adj /"pQpj@l@/ ● qui jouit d’une grande popularité popolare, ammirato beliebt He’s a good teacher and he’s very popular with the students. port n /pO:t/ ● port porto Hafen The ship came into the port. pretty adj /"prIti/ ● joli carino/a hübsch Lara is a very pretty girl. quiet adj /"kwaI@t/ ● tranquille, silencieux zitto, silenzioso, basso leise The music’s very quiet. I can’t hear it. restaurant n /"restrQnt/ ● restaurant ristorante Restaurant We ate in a good Chinese restaurant. river bank n /"rIv@ %b&Nk/ ● rive, berge riva del fiume Flussufer We sat on the river bank and threw bread to the fish. rock group n /"rQk %gru:p/ ● groupe de rock gruppo rock Rockband Have you heard of the rock group Oasis? safe adj /seIf/ ● en sécurité al sicuro sicher Your secret is safe with me. ship n /Sip/ ● bateau, navire nave Schiff, Boot The Queen Mary is a famous ship. song n /sQN/ ● chanson canzone Lied Her favourite song is ‘Imagine’ by John Lennon. spices n pl /"spaIsIz/ ● épices spezie Gewürze There are a lot of spices in Indian food. stand v /st&nd/ ● être/se tenir debout stare in piedi stehen We had to stand on the bus because it was so full. street n /stri:t/ ● rue strada, via Strasse What street does Danielle live on? tall adj /tO:l/ ● grand alto gross The Empire State Building is very tall. ● les dix plus importants i/le dieci più venduti (die) zehn führenden They play the week’s top ten songs on the radio on Sunday afternoons. travel n /"tr&vl/ ● voyage viaggio Reisen I spend most of my money on travel to other countries. the Underground n /Di "Vnd@graUnd/ ● le métro la metropolitana die U-Bahn We usually take the Underground to travel around London. unfriendly adj /Vn"frendli/ ● froid, hostile antipatico, ostile unfreundlich Why was Alice so unfriendly today? Is she angry with me? village n /"vIlIdZ/ ● village paese Dorf They live in a very small village in the mountains. wood n /wUd/ ● bois bosco Wald I love walking in the wood in autumn because the trees are so beautiful. Unit 11 baby n /"beIbi/ ● bébé neonato, bambino, bambina Baby She’s going to have a baby in June. baseball cap n /"beIsbO:l %k&p/ ● casquette de base-ball berretto da baseball Baseballmütze The teacher asked the boy to remove his baseball cap in class. bloom v /blu:m/ ● éclore, fleurir sbocciare, fiorire blühen Many flowers bloom in spring. boot n /bu:t/ ● botte stivale Stiefel I need a pair of boots for the winter. bright adj /braIt/ ● brillant luminoso, brillante leuchtend, hell That light isn’t very bright. I can’t see very well. changing rooms n pl /"tSeIndZIN %ru:mz/ ● cabines d’essayage camerino, cabina di prova Umkleidekabinen ‘Can I try on these jeans?’ ‘Yes, the changing rooms are over there.’ chewing gum n /"tSu:IN %gVm/ ● chewing-gum chewing-gum, gomma da masticare Kaugummi I usually have some chewing gum after I drink coffee. choose v /tSu:z/ ● choisir scegliere (aus)wählen, aussuchen Can you help me choose a present for Lucy? cigar n /sI"gA:/ ● cigare sigaro Zigarre My uncle always smokes big cigars. cry v /kraI/ ● pleurer piangere weinen Our baby’s very good, he doesn’t cry much. dark adj /dA:k/ ● sombre buio, scuro dunkel It was a dark night, with no moon. dress n /dres/ ● robe vestito, abito (da donna) Kleid She wore a beautiful, long dress at her wedding. eat v /i:t/ ● manger mangiare essen We often eat fish and chips on a Friday night. fair (hair) adj /fe@/ ● blond biondo, chiaro hell Scandinavians often have fair hair. fresh adj /freS/ ● frais fresco frisch We buy fresh milk each day. good-looking adj /%gUd"lUkIN/ ● beau bello, piacente gutaussehend ‘Janine’s a good-looking girl!’ ‘Yes, she’s very pretty.’ Elementary wordlist NEW HEADWAY ELEMENTARY STUDY COMPANION © Oxford University Press www.oup.com/elt 19 grey adj /greI/ ● gris grigio, bianco smile v /smaIl/ grau Mary’s about 65 and her hair’s grey now. hair n /he@/ ● cheveux capelli Haar(e) Dan has blue eyes and blond hair. half n /hA:f/ ● moitié metà Hälfte They arrived late, so they only saw the second half of the game. handsome adj /"h&ns@m/ ● beau bellissimo gutaussehend Sally’s new husband is quite handsome. hat n /h&t/ ● chapeau cappello Hut Wear your hat to keep your head warm. jacket n /"dZ&kIt/ ● veste giacca Jacke, Jackett I’m going to buy a new denim jacket. jumper n /"dZVmp@/ ● pull, pull-over maglione, maglia Pullover If you’re cold, put on your jumper. musician n /mju:"zISn/ ● musicien musicista Musiker(in) I play the guitar and I want to be a musician when I grow up. pay v /peI/ ● payer pagare bezahlen My dad pays me to wash his car every week. pram n /pr&m/ ● landau carrozzina Kinderwagen The young mother put the baby in the pram to take it to the park. rainbow n /"reInb@U/ ● arc-en-ciel arcobaleno Regenbogen There are seven colours in a rainbow. roller skates n pl /"r@Ul@ %skeIts/ ● patins à roulette pattini a rotelle Rollschuhe Roller skates were popular in the 1970s, but now roller blades are more fashionable. run v /rVn/ ● courir correre laufen, rennen I run round the park every day. shake hands v /SeIk h&ndz/ ● serrer la main stringere la mano schütteln The players always shake hands at the beginning of the match. shiny adj /"SaIni/ ● brillant lucido glänzend Do you use a special shampoo? Your hair is so shiny! shirt n /S3:t/ ● chemise camicia (Ober)hemd He wore a smart suit and a shirt and tie to the job interview. shoe n /Su:/ ● chaussure scarpa Schuh My new shoes hurt my feet! shorts n pl /SO:ts/ ● short shorts, pantaloncini kurze Hose I prefer to wear shorts in the summer. silly adj /"sIli/ ● bête, stupide sciocco blöd, albern That’s a silly question, Richard. Of course I still want to marry you! size n /saIz/ ● taille, pointure misura Grösse What size are your feet? skateboard n /"skeItbO:d/ ● skateboard skateboard Skateboard Tim broke his wrist when he fell off his skateboard. skirt n /sk3:t/ ● jupe gonna Rock Girls have to wear a skirt at my school. sky n /skaI/ ● ciel cielo Himmel There wasn’t a single cloud in the sky. ● sourire sorridere lächeln Please smile for the photo. sports car n /"spO:ts %kA:/ ● voiture de sport macchina sportiva Sportwagen Ferrari is the most famous make of sports car. starry adj /"stA:ri/ ● étoilé stellato sternklar It was a clear and starry night. suit n /su:t/ ● costume, complet abito, completo Anzug Nigel wore a new suit to the wedding. sunglasses n pl /"sVnglA:sIz/ ● lunettes de soleil occhiali da sole Sonnenbrille I always take my sunglasses to the beach. T-shirt n /"ti:S3:t/ ● tee-shirt maglietta T-Shirt I usually wear T-shirts on holiday. talk v /tO:k/ ● parler parlare reden Did you talk to your mother last night? trainers n pl /"treIn@z/ ● tennis, chaussures de sport scarpe da ginnastica Turnschuhe I didn’t have any football boots, so I wore my trainers. try on v /%traI "Qn/ ● essayer provare anprobieren I’d like to try on these trousers, please. umbrella n /Vm"brel@/ ● parapluie ombrello Regenschirm Oh no! It’s raining and I left the umbrella in the car! whose? pron /hu:z/ ● à qui ? di chi? wessen? ‘Whose bag is this?’ ‘It’s mine.’ Unit 12 accident n /"&ksId@nt/ ● accident incidente Unfall My sister was in a car accident at the weekend. adventure n /@d"ventS@/ ● aventure avventura Abenteuer Our holiday in the States was quite an adventure! amazed adj /@"meIzd/ ● émerveillé sbalordito erstaunt I was amazed by the Colosseum in Rome! blouse n /blaUz/ ● chemisier camicetta Bluse Ellie was wearing a black skirt and a white blouse. championship n /"tS&mpi@nSIp/ ● championnat campionato Meisterschaft Manchester United will win the championship next year. cloudy adj /"klaUdi/ ● nuageux, couvert nuvoloso wolkig, bewölkt It’s cloudy today. I’ll take some photos tomorrow if it’s sunny. coast n /k@Ust/ ● côte costa Küste I often drive to the coast to go surfing. cool adj /ku:l/ ● frais fresco, freddo kühl, kalt Take a jumper if the weather is cool. corner n /"kO:n@/ ● coin angolo Ecke The cinema is on the corner of Vine Street and Bow Road. degrees n pl /dI"gri:z/ ● degrés gradi Grad It’s so hot! It’s about 40 degrees! driving school n /"draIvIN %sku:l/ ● auto-école scuola guida Fahrschule I went to a driving school to learn how to drive. Elementary wordlist NEW HEADWAY ELEMENTARY STUDY COMPANION © Oxford University Press www.oup.com/elt 20 dry adj /draI/ ● sec asciutto sneeze v /sni:z/ trocken I’ve been out in the rain. I need to put some dry clothes on. excitement n /Ik"saItm@nt/ ● excitation eccitazione, emozione Spannung, Aufregung Jasmine was full of excitement as she opened the present from her boyfriend. feel sick v /%fi:l "sIk/ ● avoir la nausée avere la nausea, sentirsi male sich nicht gut/sich krank fühlen If you eat all the chocolate, you’ll feel sick. float v /fl@Ut/ ● flotter galleggiare treiben, schwimmen I was tired, so I stopped swimming and floated on the water on my back. foggy adj /"fQgi/ ● brumeux nebbioso neblig It’s not a good idea to drive when it’s really foggy, because you can’t see well. forever adv /f@r"ev@/ ● (pour) toujours per sempre ewig Oh, Sam, I’ll love you forever! forget v /f@"get/ ● oublier dimenticare vergessen Don’t forget your ticket – you’ll need it to get in. fresh air n /%freS "e@/ ● air frais aria fresca, aria aperta frische Luft I enjoy walking in the country because I love the fresh air. full-time adj /%fUl"taIm/ ● à plein temps a tempo pieno VollzeitI’m a student, so I don’t have a full-time job. garden shed n /%gA:dn "Sed/ ● abri de jardin capanno Gartenhäuschen He has a garden shed where he keeps everything he needs for the garden. grow up v /%gr@U "Vp/ ● grandir, devenir adulte diventare grande erwachsen werden When my children grow up, they will leave home. lion n /"laI@n/ ● lion leone Löwe I was afraid when we saw a lion on safari. motor racing n /"m@Ut@ %reIsIN/ ● courses automobiles corse automobilistiche Rennsport My dad loves motor racing, especially Michael Schumacher. parachute n /"p&r@Su:t/ ● parachute paracadute Fallschirm Open your parachute after you jump out of the plane. pyramid n /"pIr@mId/ ● pyramide piramide Pyramide The pyramids are in Egypt. race v /reIs/ ● courir, faire la course correre rasen, rennen The two boys raced to the end of the street and Robert won. racing circuit n /"reIsIN %s3:kIt/ ● circuit automobile pista automobilistica Rennbahn Le Mans is France’s most famous racing circuit. racing driver n /"reIsIN %draIv@/ ● coureur automobile pilota da corsa Rennfahrer(in) Ayrton Senna was a Formula One racing driver. record n /"rekO:d/ ● record record, primato Rekord The world record for the 100m was broken at the Olympics. retire v /rI"taI@/ ● se retirer, prendre sa retraite ritirarsi sich zurückziehen I’ll retire when I’m 65. sky diving n /"skaI %daIvIN/ ● parachutisme en chute libre paracadutismo in caduta libera, skydiving Fallschirmspringen Sky diving is very expensive because you need a plane. ● éternuer starnutire niesen I sneeze a lot when I have a cold. star (TV) n /stA:/ ● vedette stella, star Star Someday I hope to be a famous TV star. sunbathe v /"sVnbeID/ ● prendre un bain de soleil prendere il sole sonnenbaden I sunbathe on the beach a lot in the summer. swimming costume n /"swImIN %kQstju:m/ ● maillot de bain costume da bagno Badezeug, -anzug Oh no! I’ve forgotten my swimming costume and now I can’t go swimming! top marks n pl /"tQp "mA:ks/ ● la meilleure note i voti migliori die beste Note I hope to get top marks in my English exam. trouble n /"trVbl/ ● mal, difficultés difficoltà Probleme, Schwierigkeiten I’m having trouble with the car again. I think it needs to go to the garage. tulip n /"tju:lIp/ ● tulipe tulipano Tulpe The tulip is my favourite spring flower. view n /vju:/ ● vue vista Sicht, Blick There’s amazing view from the top of the Empire State Building. weather n /"weT@/ ● temps tempo (atmosferico) Wetter The weather was terrible. It rained every day. windsurfing n /"wInds3:fIN/ ● planche à voile windsurf Windsurfing I sometimes go windsurfing on the lake. windy adj /"wIndi/ ● de grand vent ventoso windig The washing dried quickly because it was so windy. Unit 13 annoyed adj /@"nOId/ ● en colère, agacé seccato, irritato ärgerlich, verärgert I will be quite annoyed if Jan and Sue are late again this evening. arrive v /@"raIv/ ● arriver arrivare ankommen What time do you think the guests will arrive? badly adv /"b&dli/ ● mal male schlecht Alicia did badly in the exam, and only got 21%. behave v /bI"heIv/ ● se comporter comportarsi sich benehmen He’s 18, but sometimes he behaves like a child. behaviour n /bI"heIvI@/ ● comportement comportamento Benehmen, Verhalten His behaviour was very aggressive. burglar n /"b3:gl@/ ● cambrioleur ladro, ladra Einbrecher The burglar took my TV and video. carefully adv /"ke@f@li/ ● attentivement attentamente sorgfältig, genau Please drive carefully in the city. change (= money) n /tSeIndZ/ ● monnaie moneta, spiccioli Wechselgeld, Kleingeld She gave the homeless man some change. depart v /dI"pA:t/ ● partir partire abfahren, -fliegen The next train to London departs in 15 minutes. elephant n /"elIf@nt/ ● éléphant elefante Elefant An elephant is a very big animal. Elementary wordlist NEW HEADWAY ELEMENTARY STUDY COMPANION © Oxford University Press www.oup.com/elt 21 explain v /Ik"spleIn/ ● expliquer spiegare whistle v /"wIsl/ erklären The teacher explained the meaning of the word. gold medal n /"g@Uld "medl/ ● médaille d’or medaglia d’oro Goldmedaille Ryan is an excellent swimmer and hopes to win an Olympic gold medal someday. grass n /grA:s/ ● herbe, pelouse erba Gras We had a picnic on the grass in the park. guitar n /gI"tQ:/ ● guitare chitarra Gitarre I play the guitar in a rock group. leather n /"leD@/ ● cuir pelle, cuoio Leder Annie’s new shoes are made of red leather. marathon n /"m&r@T@n/ ● marathon maratona Marathonlauf In a marathon you run 42 km. migrate v /maI"greIt/ ● migrer migrare wegziehen, wegfliegen Every winter, the birds migrate south to warmer countries. pin v /pIn/ ● fixer avec une punaise, épingler puntare con degli spilli, attaccare con una puntina heften, mit einer Nadel befestigen The runner pinned his number to his T-shirt. platform n /"pl&tfO:m/ ● quai binario, banchina Bahnsteig We waited for the train on platform 6. please v /pli:z/ ● plaire, faire plaisir far piacere gefallen I studied medicine to please my mother, who’s a doctor. quietly adv /"kwaI@tli/ ● silencieusement, doucement silenziosamente leise Close the door quietly so you don’t wake up the baby. return ticket n /rI"t3:n "tIkIt/ ● aller retour biglietto di andata e ritorno Rückfahrkarte I need a return ticket to Manchester, coming back on Friday. ridiculous adj /rI"dIkj@l@s/ ● ridicule ridicolo, assurdo lächerlich He looks ridiculous in those horrible pink trousers. rude adj /ru:d/ ● impoli, mal élevé maleducato unhöflich, unverschämt He’s so rude. He never says please or thank you. sheep n /Si:p/ ● mouton pecora Schaf There are lots of cows and sheep on the farm. shout v /SaUt/ ● crier gridare schreien Meg, please don’t shout! I can hear you! slowly adv /"sl@Uli/ ● lentement lentamente langsam The old woman walked slowly down the street. station n /"steISn/ ● gare stazione ferroviaria Bahnhof The train arrives at the station at 3.00 p.m. support (a team) v /s@"pO:t/ ● être supporter de tifare per unterstützen, sich einsetzen für Which football team do you support? tell a lie v /%tel @ "laI/ ● raconter un mensonge dire una bugia eine Lüge erzählen He told a lie and said he was working late, when really he was with another woman. timetable n /"taImteIbl/ ● horaire orario Fahrplan The timetable says our train leaves in 17 minutes. well-behaved adj /%wel bI"heIvd/ ● bien dressé, élevé che si comporta bene, bravo wohlerzogen Your children are so well-behaved. They’re wonderful. ● siffler fischiettare pfeifen The postman whistled as he delivered the letters. wolf n /wUlf/ ● loup lupo Wolf Wolves are dangerous animals like big dogs. worrying adj /"wVriIN/ ● inquiétant preoccupante beunruhigend, Besorgnis erregend The news was so worrying that we couldn’t sleep. Unit 14 abroad adv /@"brO:d/ ● à l’étranger all’estero im Ausland I worked abroad for a year in Spain. airport n /"e@pO:t/ ● aéroport aeroporto Flughafen What time do you need to be at the airport to catch your plane? ambulance driver n /"&mbj@l@ns %draIv@/ ● ambulancier autista d’ambulanza Krankenwagenfahrer(in) The ambulance driver took him to hospital as quickly as he could. announcement n /@"naUnsm@nt/ ● annonce annuncio Ankündigung We heard the announcement saying that our plane was late. arrival hall n /@"raIvl %hO:l/ ● salon des arrivées sala arrivi Ankunftshalle The girl’s parents met her in the arrival hall. board v /bO:d/ ● embarquer imbarcarsi einsteigen We boarded the plane and sat down. boarding pass n /"bO:dIN %pA:s/ ● carte d’embarquement carta d’imbarco Bordkarte I had to show my boarding pass when I got on the plane. boat ride n /"b@Ut %raId/ ● promenade en bateau giro in barca Bootsfahrt My cousin took me for a boat ride across the lake. business class n /"bIzn@s %klA:s/ ● classe affaires business class Businessclass You pay more to fly in business class. call n /kO:l/ ● appel avviso, chiamata Aufruf They made the final call for two late passengers before the plane left. certificate n /s@"tIfIk@t/ ● certificat certificato Zeugnis, Nachweis Did you receive a certificate when you passed your exam? check in v /%tSek "In/ ● se présenter à l’enregistrement fare il check-in einchecken We need to check in early to get a good seat on the plane. check-in desk n /"tSek In %desk/ ● enregistrement accettazione bagagli, check-in Abfertigungsschalter There was a long queue at the check-in desk. competition n /kQmp@"tISn/ ● concours, compétition gara, concorso Wettbewerb I entered the swimming competition but I finished last! crown n /kraUn/ ● couronne corona Krone The Queen wears a gold crown on her head on very special occasions. dawn n /dO:n/ ● aube alba (Morgen)dämmerung I often get up at dawn, at about 5.00 a.m. delay v /dI"leI/ ● retarder far ritardare aufschieben, verzögern I’m afraid your flight is delayed by two hours, sir. departures board n /dI"pA:tS@z %bO:d/ ● panneau des départs tabellone delle partenze Abflugtafel ‘Do you know if our flight is on time?’ ‘No. We’ll have to check the departures board.’ Elementary wordlist NEW HEADWAY ELEMENTARY STUDY COMPANION © Oxford University Press www.oup.com/elt 22 departure lounge n /dI"pA:tS@ %laUndZ/ ● salle d’embarquement sala partenze niece n /ni:s/ Abflughalle We waited in the departure lounge for two hours before they announced we could board the plane. double-decker bus n /%dVbl %dek@ "bVs/ ● autobus à impériale autobus a due piani Doppeldeckerbus London is famous for its red double-decker buses. dressmaker n /"dresmeIk@/ ● couturier, couturière sarto, sarta Schneider(in) My mother is a dressmaker. She makes clothes for all the rich women in our town. engineer n /%endZI"nI@/ ● ingénieur ingegnere, tecnico Ingenieur I’m studying to be an engineer. I want to design bridges in the future. flag n /fl&g/ ● drapeau bandiera Fahne, Flagge The British flag is red, white and blue. flight n /flaIt/ ● vol volo Flug We found a cheap flight with British Airways. gate (in an airport) n /geIt/ ● porte uscita, gate Flugsteig Please go to gate 7 for boarding. give up (= stop) v /%gIv "Vp/ ● arrêter de smettere (di) aufhören, aufgeben I want to give up smoking. grandson n /"gr&nd%sVn/ ● petit-fils nipote (m) (di nonni) Enkel My grandson Tom is my son Jeff ’s son. heart attack n /"hA:t @%t&k/ ● crise cardiaque, infarctus infarto Herzinfarkt He died of a heart attack when he was 52. honeymoon n /"hVnimu:n/ ● lune de miel luna di miele Flitterwochen We’re going to Thailand on honeymoon after the wedding. horn (on a car) n /hO:n/ ● klaxon clacson Hupe The man blew the horn to make the children get off the road. jewels n pl /"dZu:@lz/ ● joyaux, bijoux gioielli Juwelen Cartier sell jewels to the rich and famous. jump v /dZVmp/ ● sauter saltare springen How high can you jump? last call n /%lA:st "kO:l/ ● dernier appel ultimo avviso letzter Aufruf This is the last call for all passengers for flight 569 to Geneva. let (sb) down v /%let "daUn/ ● décevoir deludere im Stich lassen He said he’d meet me there but he let me down and didn’t come. lottery n /"lQt@ri/ ● loterie lotteria Lotterie, Glücksspiel He won £2 million on the lottery. loud adj /laUd/ ● fort forte, ad alto volume laut What was that loud noise? luggage n /"lVgIdZ/ ● bagages bagagli Gepäck How much luggage do you have, madam? lung cancer n /"lVN %k&ns@/ ● cancer du poumon cancro del polmone Lungenkrebs Smoking can give you lung cancer. marmalade n /"mA:m@leId/ ● confiture d’oranges marmellata d’arance Orangenmarmelade Would you like some marmalade or jam on your toast? millionaire n /%mIlj@"ne@/ ● millionnaire miliardario, miliardaria Millionär(in) Bill Gates is a millionaire. miss v /mIs/ ● manquer perdere verpassen I missed the TV programme because I had to work late. ● nièce nipote (f) (di zii) Nichte My cousin is my mum’s niece. now boarding /%naU "bO:dIN/ ● embarquement immédiat imbarco immediato fertig zum Einsteigen American Airlines Flight 323 to Cleveland is now boarding at Gate 5. pack (a bag) v /p&k/ ● faire (sa valise) fare (la valigia) packen I need to pack my bag before my trip tomorrow. passport control n /"pA:spO:t k@n"tr@Ul/ ● contrôle des passeports controllo passaporti Passkontrolle After we checked in, we went through passport control and then to the gate. pipe (to smoke) n /paIp/ ● pipe pipa Pfeife Sherlock Holmes smoked a pipe. pneumonia n /nju:"m@UnI@/ ● pneumonie polmonite Lungenentzündung She had pneumonia after she was out on the mountain all night. remind v /rI"maInd/ ● rappeler à ricordare a erinnern an Please remind me to take my passport. I’m worried I might forget it. rheumatic fever n /ru:"m&tIk "fi:v@/ ● rhumatisme articulaire aigu febbre reumatica rheumatisches Fieber The doctor says I’ve got rheumatic fever. seat n /si:t/ ● siège, place posto Platz I’d like a window seat. secretary n /"sekr@trI/ ● secrétaire segretario, segretaria Sekretär(in) Leave a message with my secretary if I’m out. serious adj /"sI@ri@s/ ● sérieux, grave grave ernst, schwer James had a serious car crash last year, and now he can’t walk. suitcase n /"su:tkeIs/ ● valise valigia Koffer I needed a bigger suitcase to pack all of my clothes. tractor n /"tr&kt@/ ● tracteur trattore Traktor, Trecker The farmer drove the tractor down the field. trolley n /"trQli/ ● chariot carrello (Gepäck)wagen We put our suitcases on a trolley because they were heavy. Elementary wordlist NEW HEADWAY ELEMENTARY STUDY COMPANION © Oxford University Press www.oup.com/elt 23 Grammar Reference ● an s’emploie devant les voyelles a, e, i, o, u. Si usa an davanti alle vocali a, e, i, o, u. Unit 1 1.1 Verb to be ● Le verbe être Il verbo be Das Verb to be It’s an Positive I He She It We You They am I’m = I am is He’s = He is She’s = She is It’s = It is from the USA. are We’re = We are You’re = You are They’re = They are Vor einem Vokal, z.B. a, e, i, o, u, sagt man an. apple. envelope. English dictionary. ! ● On emploie toujours a/an devant un nom de métier. Quando si parla della mestiere di qualcuno, si usa sempre a/an. Vor Berufsbezeichnungen verwendet man den unbestimmten Artikel. I’m a doctor. NOT I’m doctor. I’m a student. NOT I’m student. 1.5 Plural nouns Question ● Le pluriel des noms Der Plural der Nomen Il plurale dei sostantivi am I is he she it ● La plupart des noms prennent un -s au pluriel. La maggior parte dei sostantivi aggiunge -s alla forma del singolare. Where 1 from? we you they are Bei den meisten Nomen wird der Plural mit -s gebildet. stamps keys cameras 2 I’m 20. ● J’ai vingt ans. Ho vent’anni. I’m 20. I’m 20 years old. NOT NOT Ich bin 20 Jahre alt. I’m 20 years. I have 20 years. ● Si le nom se termine en -s, -ss, -sh, ou -ch, il prend -es au pluriel. Se il sostantivo termina in -s, -ss, -sh, o -ch, si aggiunge -es. 1.2 Possessive adjectives ● Les adjectifs possessifs Aggettivi possessivi Adjektivisch gebrauchte Possessivpronomen What’s This is my your his her its our your their 3 ● Si le nom se termine par une consonne + -y, -y devient -ies. Se il sostantivo termina in -y preceduta da consonante, si cambia name? What’s = What is house. 1.3 Question words ● Les pronoms et adjectifs interrogatifs Wenn das Nomen auf -s, -ss, -sh oder -ch endet, bildet man den Plural mit -es. bus buses class classes wish wishes match matches Fragewörter Gli interrogativi What is your phone number? Where are you from? How are you? -y in -ies. Wenn das Nomen auf einen Konsonanten + -y endet, wird das -y im Plural zu -ies. country countries party parties Mais si le nom se termine par une voyelle + -y, le -y reste. Ma se il sostantivo termina in -y preceduta da vocale, la -y non cambia. Aber wenn das Nomen auf einen Vokal + -y endet, bleibt das -y unverändert. key keys day days 4 ● Certains noms ont un pluriel irrégulier. En cas de doute, vérifier dans le dictionnaire. Alcuni sostantivi hanno un plurale irregolare. In caso di dubbio, è 1.4 a/an ● L’article indéfini a/an Gli articoli indeterminativi a/an Die Verwendung von a/an It’s a ticket. newspaper. magazine. meglio controllare sul dizionario. Manche Nomen sind unregelmässig. Wenn man sich nicht sicher ist, kann man die Pluralform in einem Wörterbuch nachschlagen. child children person people woman women man men Elementary Grammar Reference NEW HEADWAY ELEMENTARY STUDY COMPANION © Oxford University Press www.oup.com/elt 24 1.6 Numbers 1–20 2.3 Numbers 21–100 ● Les nombres de 1 à 20 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 one two three four five six seven eight nine ten 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 I numeri 1–20 Die Zahlen 1–20 ● Les prépositions from et in Le preposizioni from e in Die Präpositionen from und in Il verbo be Questions with question words is her surname? is his job? is her address? Das Verb to be Answers Anderson. He’s a policeman. 34, Church Street. is she are you are they Who is Lara? is she? How old is he? are you? Twenty-two. How much is an ice-cream? One pound 50p. from? Yes/No questions 3.1 Present Simple he, she, it ● Le présent simple: he, she, it ● Le présent simple s’emploie pour exprimer une vérité permanente ou quasi-permanente. She’s Patrick’s daughter. Il Present Simple si usa per parlare di fatti che sono sempre veri, o di Short answers he she it hot? Yes, he is. No, she isn’t. Yes, it is. Are you they married? No, I’m not./No, we aren’t. Yes, they are./No, they aren’t. 2 We You They aren’t We aren’t = We are not You aren’t = You are not They aren’t = They are not 2.2 Possessive ’s ● Le ’s marquant la possession Der s-Genitiv Das Present Simple drückt auch eine Gewohnheit aus. She goes skiing in winter. He never has a holiday. Positive He She It I’m = I am not NOT I amn’t He isn’t = He is not She isn’t = She is not from the States. It isn’t = It is not lunghissima durata. Das Present Simple beschreibt eine Tatsache, die immer zutrifft oder ein Dauerzustand ist. He comes from Switzerland. She works in a bank. ● Le présent simple s’emploie aussi pour les actions habituelles. Il Present Simple esprime anche azioni abituali. Negative isn’t Il Present Simple: he, she, it Das Present Simple mit he, she, it 1 Mexico. Is He She It Le preposizioni of, for, at e in Die Präpositionen of, for, at und in Unit 3 Where not thirty thirty-one forty fifty sixty seventy eighty ninety one hundred This is a photo of my family. It’s good practice for you. I’m at home. My mother and father are at work. I’m at La Guardia Community College. I’m in New York. I’m in a class with eight other students. I live in an apartment with two American girls. Central Park is lovely in the snow. 2.1 Verb to be I’m 30 31 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 ● Les prépositions of, for, at et in Unit 2 What twenty-one twenty-two twenty-three twenty-four twenty-five twenty-six twenty-seven twenty-eight twenty-nine I numeri 21–100 2.4 Prepositions Where are you from? I live in a house in Toluca. What’s this in English? ● Le verbe être Die Zahlen 21–100 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 1.7 Prepositions ● Les nombres de 21 à 100 eleven twelve thirteen fourteen fifteen sixteen seventeen eighteen nineteen twenty lives in Australia. ● Have est un verbe irrégulier. Have è un verbo irregolare. Have ist ein unregelmässiges Verb. She has a dog. NOT she haves Negative He She It doesn’t live in France. doesn’t = does not La ’s del caso possessivo My wife’s name is Judy. That’s Andrea’s dictionary. Elementary Grammar Reference NEW HEADWAY ELEMENTARY STUDY COMPANION © Oxford University Press www.oup.com/elt 25 Question Where does he she it live? Yes/No questions Does he she it Short answers in Australia? live in France? Yes, he does. No, she doesn’t. Yes, it does. 3.2 Spelling of the third person singular ● La troisième personne du singulier du présent simple Regole ortografiche per la terza persona singolare Die Schreibung der dritten Person Singular 1 ● La plupart des verbes prennent un -s à la troisième personne du singulier. La maggior parte dei verbi aggiunge -s alla forma base. Bei den meisten Verben wird die dritte Person Singular mit -s gebildet. wear wears speak speaks live lives Mais les verbes go et do sont différents. Ils prennent -es. ● Ma i verbi go e do aggiungono -es. Aber bei go und do wird die dritte Person Singular mit -es gebildet. go goes do does She lives in Switzerland. She goes skiing in her free time. In the evening we have supper. A nurse looks after people in hospital. She likes going for walks in summer. Get on the bus. He lives on an island in the west of Scotland. He collects the post from the boat. He delivers the beer to the pub. He drives the children to school. At ten we go to bed. He likes listening to music. He speaks to people on his radio. She’s married to an American. There’s a letter for you. He makes breakfast for the guests. He writes for a newspaper. He works as an undertaker. Tourists come by boat. It’s about 6.30. 2 ● Si le verbe se termine en -s, -sh, ou -ch, il prend -es. Se il verbo termina in -s, -sh, o -ch, si aggiunge -es. Wenn das Verb auf -s, -sh oder -ch endet, wird die dritte Person Singular mit -es gebildet. finish finishes watch watches 3 ● Si le verbe se termine par une consonne + -y, le -y devient -ies. Se il verbo termina in -y preceduta da consonante, si cambia -y in -ies. Wenn das Verb auf einen Konsonanten + -y endet, wird das -y zu -ies. fly flies study studies ● Mais si le verbe se termine par une voyelle + -y, le -y reste, il prend juste -s. Ma se il verbo termina in -y preceduta da vocale, la -y non cambia. Si aggiunge soltanto -s. Aber wenn das Verb auf einen Vokal + -y endet, bleibt das -y unverändert und -s wird einfach angehängt. play plays Unit 4 4.1 Present Simple ● Le présent simple I You We They start He She It starts Negative I You We They don’t He She It doesn’t at 6.30. I you we they do When start? he she it Yes/No questions ● Les prépositions in, on, from, to, for, as, by et about Le preposizioni in, on, from, to, for, as, by e about start Question ● Have est un verbe irrégulier. Have è un verbo irregolare. 3.3 Prepositions Die Präpositionen in, on, from, to, for, as, by und about Das Present Simple at 6.30. does Have ist ein unregelmässiges Verb. have has Positive 4 Il Present Simple Short answers Do you they have a camera? No, I don’t./No, we don’t. Yes, they do. Does he she it like Chinese food? Yes, he does. No, she doesn’t. Yes, it does. Elementary Grammar Reference NEW HEADWAY ELEMENTARY STUDY COMPANION © Oxford University Press www.oup.com/elt 26 4.2 Adverbs of frequency ● Adverbes de temps Häufigkeitsadverbien 0% never Unit 5 Avverbi di frequenza 5.1 There is/are 50% sometimes often 100% usually always ● Il y a There is = C’è, There are = Ci sono Die Verwendung von There is/are = Es gibt Positive 1 ● En général, les adverbes de temps précèdent le verbe. Gli avverbi di frequenza di solito precedono il verbo. There Diese Adverbien stehen normalerweise vor dem Hauptverb. I usually go to bed at about 11.00. I don’t often go swimming. She never eats meat. We always have wine in the evenings. I sometimes play tennis on Saturdays. There la phrase sans en changer le sens. Sometimes e usually possono anche trovarsi all’inizio o alla fine della frase. Il significato non cambia. Sometimes und usually können auch am Anfang oder am Ende des Satzes stehen. Die Bedeutung ändert sich nicht. Sometimes we play cards. OR We play cards sometimes. Usually I walk to school. OR I walk to school usually. 3 la phrase. Never e always non possono mai trovarsi all’inizio o alla fine della two books. (plural) isn’t an armchair. (singular) aren’t any flowers. (plural) frase. Never und always können nicht am Anfang oder am Ende des Satzes stehen. I never go to the theatre. NOT Never I go to the theatre. I always have tea in the morning. NOT Always I have tea in the morning. ● like/love + forme en -ing like/love + Verb + -ing ● Combien ...? She gets up early on weekdays. He plays football on Friday mornings. They never go out on Friday evenings. Where do you go on holiday? He lives on the next block. He hates watching football on television. Do you relax at weekends? She gets up at six o’clock. She gets up early in the morning. We go out in the evening. He takes photos in (the) spring. = Quanti? Quante? Wie viele …? Die Verwendung von some und any Positive There are some flowers. ● some + nom au pluriel some + sostantivo plurale Negative There aren’t any cups. some + Nomen im Plural ● any + nom au pluriel any + sostantivo plurale Question Are there any books? any + Nomen im Plural ● any + nom au pluriel any + sostantivo plurale any + Nomen im Plural 5.4 this, that, these, those ● Les adjectifs démonstratifs this, that, these, those I dimostrativi this, that, these, those Die Präpositionen on, at und in Yes, there are. No, there aren’t. ● Les adjectifs indéterminés some et any Gli aggettivi indeterminati some e any souvent la forme en -ing. Le preposizioni on, at e in any photos? 5.3 some/any Quando like e love sono seguiti da un verbo, di solito si usa la forma ● Les prépositions on, at et in Yes, there is. No, there isn’t. How many books do you have? ● Quand like et love sont suivis d’un verbe, celui-ci prend le plus 4.4 Prepositions a table? 5.2 How many . . . ? like/love + forma in -ing in -ing. Wenn auf like und love ein Verb folgt, steht es normalerweise in der -ing Form. I like cooking. She loves listening to music. They like sailing very much. Short answers there Are 4.3 like/love + verb + -ing are Is ● Never et always ne peuvent jamais se trouver ni au début ni à la fin de (singular) Yes/No questions 2 a sofa. Negative ● Sometimes et usually peuvent se trouver soit au début soit à la fin de is Die Verwendung von this, that, these, those ● On emploie this = ce/cette/cet et these = ces pour désigner des personnes ou des choses qui se trouvent à proximité. Si usano this = questo/a e these = questi/e per riferirsi a persone o cose vicine. Man verwendet this und these, wenn man von Menschen oder Dingen ganz in der Nähe spricht. I like this ice-cream. ● Cette glace dans ma main. Questo gelato che ho in mano. Das Eis, das ich in der Hand halte. I want these shoes. ● Ces chaussures que je regarde. Queste scarpe che guardo. Die Schuhe, die ich sehe. ● On emploie that = ce/cette/cet ...-là et those = ces ...-là pour désigner des personnes ou des choses qui se trouvent plus éloignées. Elementary Grammar Reference NEW HEADWAY ELEMENTARY STUDY COMPANION © Oxford University Press www.oup.com/elt 27 Si usano that = quel, quello, quella e those = quei, quegli, quelle per Negative riferirsi a persone o cose che non sono vicine. Man verwendet that und those, wenn man von Menschen oder Dingen spricht, die weiter weg sind. Do you like that picture on the wall? Who are those children outside? I He/She/It We You They 5.5 Prepositions It’s the best home in the world. The front door is at the top of the steps. There are magazines under the table. There is a photo on the television. There are two pictures on the wall. The cinema is on the left, opposite the flower shop. The bank is next to the supermarket. The bus stop is near the park. There is a post box in front of the chemist’s. What Can Could do? Short answers you she they drive? cook? No, I can’t./No, we couldn’t. Yes, she can/could. Yes, they can/could. NOT Do you can drive? 6.2 was/were Il verbo was/were Die Verwendung von was und were ● Was et were sont les formes du passé de am/is/are. Was e were sono le forme del passato di am/is/are. Il verbo modale can/can’t Die Verwendung von can und can’t ● Can et can’t ont la même forme à toutes les personnes. Can n’a pas de forme avec do ou does. Can est suivi de l’infinitif sans to. Can e can’t hanno la stessa forma per tutte le persone. Non usano mai do o does. Sono seguiti dalla forma base del verbo = infinito senza to. Can und can’t haben in allen Personen die gleiche Form. Do oder does wird nicht verwendet. Nach can steht der Infinitiv ohne to. I can swim. She can’t drive. Can you speak Japanese? could/couldn’t ● ne pas savoir, ne pas pouvoir Il verbo modale could/couldn’t Was und were sind die Vergangenheitsformen von am/is/are. Positive I He/She/It was We You They were I He/She/It wasn’t We You They weren’t at school yesterday. at the party last night. Question ● Could est le passé de can. was I? he/she/it? were we? you? they? Where Could et couldn’t ont la même forme à toutes les personnes. Could est suivi de l’infinitif sans to. Could è il passato di can. Could e couldn’t hanno la stessa forma per tutte le persone. Sono seguiti dalla forma base del verbo = infinito senza to. Could ist die Vergangenheit von can. Could und couldn’t haben in allen Personen die gleiche Form. Nach could steht der Infinitiv ohne to. Positive can could in Paris yesterday. in England last year. Negative Die Verwendung von could und couldn’t I He/She/It We You They can could I you he/she/it we they Yes/No questions 6.1 can/can’t NOT He doesn’t can dance. ● Le verbe was/were Unit 6 dance. Question ● Les prépositions in, at, under, on, opposite, next to, near et in front of Le preposizioni in, at, under, on, opposite, next to, near e in front of Die Präpositionen in, at, under, on, opposite, next to, near und in front of ● savoir, pouvoir can’t couldn’t swim. Yes/No questions Short answers Was he she at work? No, he wasn’t. Yes, she was. Were you they at home? Yes, I was./Yes, we were. No, they weren’t. NOT We do can swim. Elementary Grammar Reference NEW HEADWAY ELEMENTARY STUDY COMPANION © Oxford University Press www.oup.com/elt 28 was born 7.2 Past Simple ● = je suis né/e, il/elle est né/e bin/bist/ist geboren was she he were you they Where = sono/sei/è nato/a ● Le prétérit Il Past Simple Das Past Simple ● Le prétérit sert à exprimer une action passée et accomplie. Si usa il Past Simple per parlare di un’azione conclusa nel passato. Das Past Simple drückt eine Handlung in der Vergangenheit aus, die beendet ist. I lived in Rome when I was 6. ● Je n’habite plus à Rome maintenant. Non abito a Roma adesso. Ich wohne jetzt nicht in Rom. She started work when she was 8. ● Le prétérit a la même forme à toutes les personnes. Il Past Simple ha la stessa forma per tutte le persone. Die Form des Past Simple ist in allen Personen gleich. Positive born? ! ● Pour dire où ou quand on est né, on emploie toujours was born. Quando si parla di quando si è nato, si usa sempre was born. Man sagt immer was born, um zu sagen, wann oder wo man geboren ist. I was born in Manchester in 1980. NOT I am born in 1980. I He/She/It We You They 6.3 Prepositions ● Les prépositions in, at, to, for et until Le preposizioni in, at, to, for e until Die Präpositionen in, at, to, for und until They were in England in 1998. I was at a party. Yesterday there was a party at my house. Can I speak to you? She sells pictures for $10,000. She paints for two hours until bedtime. I He/She/It We You They 7.1 Past Simple – spelling of regular verbs ● Le prétérit des verbes réguliers Il Past Simple – regole ortografiche per i verbi regolari Das Past Simple – die Schreibung bei regelmässigen Verben I you he/she/it we they did Where 2 Did 3 ● Pour les verbes monosyllabiques finissant par une consonne précédée d’une voyelle, on redouble cette dernière consonne et on ajoute -ed. consonante, si raddoppia la consonante. Wenn das Verb nur aus einer Silbe besteht und auf einen Vokal und einen Konsonanten endet, wird der Konsonant verdoppelt. stopped planned 4 ● Si le verbe se termine par une consonne + -y, -y devient -ied. Se il verbo termina in -y preceduta da consonante, si cambia -y in -ied. Wenn das Verb auf einen Konsonanten + -y endet, wird -y zu -ied. studied carried go? Yes/No questions Wenn das Verb auf -e endet, wird nur -d angehängt. lived loved Se il verbo è monosillabo e termina con una vocale + una to London. Man verwendet did + Infinitiv ohne to in allen Personen. When Bei den meisten Verben wird -ed angehängt. worked started ● Si le verbe se termine en -e, il prend seulement -d. Se il verbo termina in -e, si aggiunge solo -d. move go Question 1 didn’t ● On emploie did + infinitif sans to à toutes les personnes. Si usa did + forma base del verbo per tutte le persone. ● Pour la plupart des verbes, on ajoute -ed à la forme infinitive. La maggior parte dei verbi aggiunge -ed alla forma base. to London in 1985. Negative ● On emploie didn’t + infinitif sans to à toutes les personnes. Si usa didn’t + forma base del verbo per tutte le persone. Man verwendet didn’t + Infinitiv ohne to in allen Personen. Unit 7 moved went you she they etc. Short answers like enjoy the film? the party? No, I didn’t./No, we didn’t. Yes, she did. No, they didn’t. ● La listes des verbes irréguliers se trouve à la page 38. La lista dei verbi irregolari è a pag.38. Eine Liste mit unregelmässigen Verben steht auf S.38. 7.3 Time expressions ● Expressions de temps last night Saturday week month year yesterday morning afternoon evening Espressioni di tempo Zeitangaben Elementary Grammar Reference NEW HEADWAY ELEMENTARY STUDY COMPANION © Oxford University Press www.oup.com/elt 29 7.4 Prepositions Unit 9 ● Les prépositions about, in, of et from Le preposizioni about, in, of e from 9.1 Count and uncount nouns Die Präpositionen about, in, of und from ● Noms dénombrables et non dénombrables Sostantivi numerabili e non numerabili She thinks about her past life. She died in a car crash. He was tired of politics. People were afraid of her. Politics was the love of her life. Who is the card from? She worked from 6.00 until 10.00. ● Les noms dénombrables désignent des choses que l’on peut compter. I sostantivi numerabili indicano cose che si possono contare. ● Unit 8 8.1 Past Simple ● Le prétérit Il Past Simple Das Past Simple Negative ● La forme négative du prétérit est la même à toutes les personnes. La forma negativa del Past Simple è uguale per tutte le persone. Die verneinte Form des Past Simple ist in allen Personen gleich. I He/She We You They ● go out see Tom watch TV didn’t last night. ago ● = il y a = fa vor I went to the USA Zählbare und nicht zählbare Nomen ten years two weeks a month Manche Nomen sind zählbar. Man kann sie zählen. a book two books an egg six eggs Les noms non dénombrables désignent des choses que l’on ne peut pas compter. I sostantivi non numerabili indicano cose che non si possono contare. Manche Nomen sind nicht zählbar. Man kann sie nicht zählen. bread rice Certains noms peuvent être à la fois dénombrables et non dénombrables selon le contexte. Alcuni sostantivi possono essere sia numerabili che non numerabili, secondo il contesto. Manche Nomen sind beides, je nach dem Zusammenhang. Do you like ice-cream? ● la glace en général il gelato in genere Eis allgemein We’d like three ice-creams, please. ● trois glaces tre gelati drei einzelne Eistüten 9.2 would like ● Le verbe would like ago. Il verbo would like Die Verwendung von would like ● Would a la même forme à toutes les personnes. On emploie would like pour proposer ou demander quelque chose. Would è uguale per tutte le persone. Si usa would like per offrire 8.2 Time expressions ● Expressions de temps in Espressioni di tempo Zeitangaben the twentieth century 1924 the 1990s winter/summer the evening/the morning September on 10 October Christmas Day Saturday Sunday evening at seven o’clock weekends night 8.3 Prepositions ● Les prépositions on, at et of Le preposizioni on, at e of Die Präpositionen on, at und of What’s on television this evening? I’m on a mobile phone. We spoke for an hour on the phone. Some people try to find love on the Internet. We didn’t laugh at his joke. There was a knock at the door. Today’s the third of April. o chiedere qualcosa in modo cortese. Would ist in allen Personen gleich. Man verwendet would like für Angebote und Bitten. Positive I You He/She/It We They ’d like a drink. ’d = would Yes/No questions Would you he/she/it they Short answers like a biscuit? Yes, please. No, thank you. 9.3 some and any ● some et any Gli aggettivi indeterminati some e any Die Verwendung von some und any ● On emploie some, dans une phrase affirmative, avec les noms non dénombrables et les noms au pluriel. Si usa some nelle frasi affermative con sostantivi non numerabili e con sostantivi plurali. Man verwendet some in Aussagesätzen mit nicht zählbaren Nomen und Nomen im Plural. There is some There are bread on the table. oranges Elementary Grammar Reference NEW HEADWAY ELEMENTARY STUDY COMPANION © Oxford University Press www.oup.com/elt 30 ● On emploie some dans les questions, pour demander ou proposer quelque chose. Si usa some nelle domande quando si fa una richiesta o un’offerta. Man verwendet some in Fragesätzen, wenn man um etwas bittet oder etwas anbietet. Can I have some coffee, please? ● (Je sais qu’il y a du café.) (Lo so che c’è del caffè.) (Ich weiss, dass Kaffee da ist.) Would you like some biscuits? ● (Je sais qu’il y a des biscuits.) (Lo so che ci sono dei biscotti.) (Ich weiss, dass Kekse da sind.) On emploie any dans les questions et les phrases négatives, avec les ● noms non dénombrables et les noms au pluriel. Si usa any nelle domande e nelle frasi negative con sostantivi non numerabili e con sostantivi plurali. Man verwendet any in Fragesätzen und verneinten Sätzen mit nicht zählbaren Nomen und Nomen im Plural. Is there any water? ● (Je ne sais pas s’il y a de l’eau.) (Non so se c’è dell’acqua.) (Ich weiss nicht, ob es Wasser gibt.) Does she have any children? ● (Je ne sais pas si elle a des enfants.) (Non so se ha bambini.) (Ich weiss nicht, ob sie Kinder hat.) I can’t see any rice. There aren’t any people. 9.4 How much . . . ? and How many . . . ? ● Combien ...? I pronomi interrogativi How much…? e How many…? Die Verwendung von How much…? und How many…? ● On emploie How much … ? avec les noms non dénombrables. Si usa How much = Quanto/a con sostantivi non numerabili. Man verwendet How much … ? mit unzählbaren Nomen. How much rice is there? There isn’t much rice. ● On emploie How many … ? avec les noms dénombrables. Si usa How many = Quanti/e con sostantivi numerabili. Man verwendet How many … ? mit zählbaren Nomen. How many apples are there? There aren’t many apples. 9.5 Prepositions ● Les prépositions by et with Le preposizioni by e with Die Präpositionen by und with I’ve got a book by John Grisham. Help me with my homework. 10.1 Comparative and superlative adjectives ● Les adjectifs comparatifs et superlatifs Il comparativo e il superlativo degli aggettivi ● ● ● Adjectifs de deux syllabes boring ou plus beautiful Aggettivi di due o più sillabe Zwei- oder mehrsilbige Adjektive ● Adjectifs irréguliers Aggettivi irregolari Unregelmässige Adjektive Adjective Comparative Superlative Adjectifs monoold older the oldest syllabiques safe safer the safest Aggettivi monosillabi big bigger the biggest Einsilbige Adjektive hot hotter the hottest Les adjectifs qui se terminent par une voyelle suivie d’une consonne redoublent cette dernière consonne à la forme comparative et superlative. Se l’aggettivo termina con una vocale + una consonante, si raddoppia la consonante. Bei Adjektiven, die auf einen Vokal und einen Konsonanten enden, wird im Komparativ und Superlativ der Konsonant verdoppelt. more boring good bad far more beautiful the most boring the most beautiful better worse further the best the worst the furthest You’re older than me. New York is dirtier than Paris. Prague is one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. 10.2 have got and have ● have got et have have got e have Die Verwendung von have got und have ● Lorsqu’il exprime la possession, have got a le même sens que have. have got est utilisé plus souvent dans l’anglais parlé que dans l’anglais écrit. Quando si parla di possesso, have got e have hanno lo stesso significato, ma le loro costruzioni sono diverse. Have got si usa spesso nella lingua parlata e non tanto nella lingua scritta. Um auszudrücken, dass jemand etwas besitzt, kann man have got oder have sagen. Have got wird oft im gesprochenen Englisch verwendet, seltener im geschriebenen Englisch. ! ● Les formes sont complètement différentes. Le forme sono completamente diverse. Die Formen sind ganz unterschiedlich. have got have Positive Positive I You We They have a cat. got He She It I You We They He She It Die Steigerung der Adjektive Comparative Superlative noisier the noisiest dirtier the dirtiest Adjektive, die auf -y enden a garden. has Negative Unit 10 ● Adjectifs en -y Aggettivi terminanti in -y Adjective noisy dirty have a cat. He She It a garden. has Negative haven’t a dog. got hasn’t I Have you we they got he she it I You We They a garage. He She It Questions Has I You We They don’t a dog. have a garage. doesn’t Questions Do any money? a sister? I you we any money? they have he Does she it a sister? How many children have they got? How many children do they have? Elementary Grammar Reference NEW HEADWAY ELEMENTARY STUDY COMPANION © Oxford University Press www.oup.com/elt 31 Positive and Negative Short answers Short answers Yes, I have./No, I haven’t. Yes, I do./No, I don’t. Yes, she has./No, she hasn’t. Yes, she does./No, she doesn’t. ● have et have got deviennent had au passé. Il passato di have e di have got è sempre had. Die Vergangenheitsform von have und von have got ist had. I had a dog but it died. NOT I had got a dog but it died. 10.3 Prepositions ● Les prépositions than, from, in, of, along, over, past, up, down, He She It is We You They are (not) going am I is he/she/it are we you they Where Yes/No questions Are you having a good time? Is my English getting better? Are they having a party? outside. going? Short answers Yes, we are. Yes, it is. No, they aren’t. Spelling of verb + -ing ● La forme en -ing Regole ortografiche per la forma in -ing Die Schreibung von Verben in der ing-Form 1 Unit 11 ● Pour la plupart des verbes, on ajoute -ing à l’infinitif. La maggior parte dei verbi aggiunge -ing alla forma base. 11.1 Present Continuous ● Le présent progressif Il Present Continuous am Question across, through et into Le preposizioni than, from, in, of, along, over, past, up, down, across, through e into Die Präpositionen than, from, in, of, along, over, past, up, down, across, through und into The country is quieter than the city. The house is 50 metres from the sea. Everest is the highest mountain in the world. He spends his time on the banks of the river. She came out of the garage. He drove along the road. They ran over the bridge. I walked past the pub. He walked up the hill. He ran down the hill. The boat went across the river. The cat ran through the hedge. He jumped into the lake. I Das Present Continuous 1 ● On emploie le présent progressif pour décrire une action qui se déroule au moment où l’on parle. Il Present Continuous esprime un’azione che avviene in questo Bei den meisten Verben wird einfach -ing angehängt. wear wearing go going cook cooking hold holding 2 ● Si l’infinitif se termine en -e, le -e est remplacé par -ing. Se la forma base del verbo termina in -e, si elimina -e e si aggiunge -ing. Wenn der Infinitiv auf -e endet, wird das -e weggelassen und dann -ing angehängt. write writing smile smiling take taking momento, o un’azione temporanea.* Das Present Continuous beschreibt, was jetzt gerade stattfindet. She’s wearing jeans. I’m studying English. ! L’uso del Present Continuous in questo caso è obbligatorio. Invece in italiano si possono usare sia il presente sia ‘stare + gerundio’. I’m reading a book. = Leggo un libro./Sto leggendo un libro. 2 précédée d’une voyelle, on redouble la consonne finale et on ajoute -ing. Se il verbo è monosillabo e termina con una vocale + una consonante, si raddoppia la consonante. Wenn ein verb nur aus einer Silbe besteht und auf einen Konsonanten endet, wird der Konsonant verdoppelt und dann -ing angehängt. sit sitting get getting run running ● On emploie aussi le présent progressif pour décrire une action qui va se dérouler dans un futur proche. Il s’agit en général d’un projet personnel et définitif. Il Present Continuous può anche esprimere un’azione in un immediato futuro, di solito un impegno o programma personale prestabilito. Das Present Continuous kann auch beschreiben, was bald stattfinden soll. Dabei handelt es sich normalerweise um ein festes Vorhaben oder eine Abmachung. I’m playing tennis this afternoon. Jane’s seeing her boyfriend tonight. 3 ● Pour les verbes monosyllabiques qui se terminent par une consonne Elementary Grammar Reference NEW HEADWAY ELEMENTARY STUDY COMPANION © Oxford University Press www.oup.com/elt 32 11.2 Present Simple and Present Continuous ● Le présent simple et le présent progressif Confronto tra il Present Simple e il Present Continuous Present Simple und Present Continuous 1 ● Le présent simple est utilisé pour décrire des vérités permanentes ou de longue durée. Il Present Simple si usa per parlare di fatti che sono sempre veri, o di lunghissima durata. Das Present Simple beschreibt eine Tatsache, die immer zutrifft oder ein Dauerzustand ist. I come from Switzerland. He works in a bank. Unit 12 12.1 going to ● going to (futur) going to per esprimere il futuro 1 ● On emploie going to pour exprimer des projets ou intentions futurs. Si usa going to per esprimere progetti e intenzioni per il futuro. 2 ● Le présent progressif est utilisé pour décrire une action qui se déroule au moment où l’on parle ou une action temporaire. Il Present Continuous esprime un’azione che avviene in questo momento, o un’azione temporanea. Das Present Continuous beschreibt Aktivitäten, die gerade stattfinden, und vorübergehende Aktivitäten. Why are you wearing a suit? You usually wear jeans. We’re watching a lot of TV these days. 2 indifféremment pour exprimer un projet ou une intention. Sia going to che il Present Continuous esprimono progetti e intenzioni ● On emploie Whose … ? = à qui pour demander à qui appartient quelque chose. Si usa Whose … ? = Di chi per chiedere a chi appartiene una cosa. Whose … ? fragt nach dem Besitz. Subject Object Adjective Pronoun I You He She We They me you him her us them my your his her our their mine yours his hers ours theirs It’s ● On emploie going to lorsqu’une action va avoir lieu de façon certaine. Si usa going to quando si vede o si sa che qualcosa succederà di sicuro. mine. yours. hers. his. ours. theirs. 11.4 Prepositions ● Les prépositions in, to, with, for et by Le preposizioni in, to, with, for e by Die Präpositionen in, to, with, for und by I read in bed. We’ve got this jumper in red. He’s talking to Mandy. There’s a girl with fair hair. I’m looking for a jumper. I always pay by credit card. Man verwendet going to auch, wenn man jetzt schon absehen kann, dass etwas ganz bestimmt in der Zukunft geschehen wird. Careful! That glass is going to fall! ● Je vois bien maintenant qu’il va tomber. Vedo che sta per cadere. Ich kann jetzt sehen, dass es bestimmt herunterfallen wird. Positive and negative I am He/She/It is (not) going to We You They have a break. be at home. are Question ! ● Attention! Ne pas confondre who’s = qui est? et whose = à qui est? Attenzione a non confondere who’s = chi è? e whose = di chi è? Vorsicht! Die beiden Wörter who’s und whose kann man leicht verwechseln. Who’s ist die Kurzform von who is. Whose fragt nach dem Besitz. per il futuro, spesso senza differenza di significato. Si può usare entrambi le forme. Oft besteht kein Unterschied zwischen going to and dem Present Continuous, wenn man über Pläne und Absichten für die Zukunft spricht. Man kann beide Formen verwenden. I’m seeing Peter tonight. I’m going to see Peter tonight. 3 Whose + Possessivpronomen Whose is this book? Whose book is this? Whose is it? Going to beschreibt die Pläne und Absichten für die Zukunft, die jemand hat. She’s going to be a ballet dancer when she grows up. We’re going to stay in a villa in France this summer. ● Souvent going to et le présent progressif peuvent s’utiliser 11.3 Whose + possessive pronouns ● Whose + pronom possessif Whose + i pronomi possessivi Die Verwendung von going to am I is he/she/it are we you they When going to have a break? be at home? ● Avec les verbes to go et to come, c’est le présent progressif qui est utilisé et non pas going to pour exprimer les projets futurs. Con i verbi to go e to come di solito si usa il Present Continuous non going to per esprimere progetti per il futuro. Mit den Verben to go and to come verwendet man normalerweise das Present Continuous nicht going to, wenn es um Pläne für die Zukunft geht. We’re going to Paris next week. Joe and Tim are coming for lunch tomorrow. Elementary Grammar Reference NEW HEADWAY ELEMENTARY STUDY COMPANION © Oxford University Press www.oup.com/elt 33 ● Les adverbes servent à décrire les verbes. Gli avverbi descrivono un verbo. 12.2 Infinitive of purpose ● L’infinitif pour exprimer le but L’infinito di scopo Der Infinitiv zur Beschreibung des Zwecks ● L’infinitif peut servir à exprimer le but ou la raison d’une action. L’infinito può esprimere la ragione o lo scopo per cui si fa qualcosa. Der Infinitiv kann den Zweck oder Grund beschreiben, warum jemand etwas tut. I’m saving my money to buy a CD player. ● = parce que je veux acheter un lecteur de CD = perché voglio comprare un lettore di CD = weil ich einen CD–Spieler kaufen will We’re going to Paris to have a holiday. ● = parce que nous voulons prendre des vacances = perché vogliamo fare una vacanza = weil wir Urlaub machen wollen NOT I’m saving my money for to buy a CD player. I’m saving my money for buy a CD player. ● Les prépositions in, at, of, like et on Le preposizioni in, at, of, like e on quick bad careful immediate easy quickly badly carefully immediately easily Manche Adverbien sind unregelmässig. Adjective Adverb I’m going to Florida in a year’s time. He’s interested in flying. She’s good at singing. She was afraid of cars. What’s the weather like? What’s on TV tonight? There’s a film on Channel 4. What’s on at the cinema? good hard early fast well hard early fast 13.3 Prepositions ● Les prépositions about, at, of et from Le preposizioni about, at, of e from ● La forme interrogative : pronoms et adjectifs interrogatifs Formazione delle domande Fragen When did Columbus discover America? Where are the Andes? Who did she marry? Who was Mother Teresa? How do you get to school? What do you have for breakfast? What happens at the end of the story? Why do you want to learn English? How many people are there in the class? How much does she earn? How far is it to the centre? What sort of car do you have? Which newspaper do you read? 13.2 Adjectives and adverbs ● Adjectifs et adverbes Aggettivi e avverbi Adjektive und Adverbien ● Les adjectifs servent à décrire les noms. Gli aggettivi descrivono un sostantivo. Adjektive beschreiben Nomen. a big dog a careful driver Die Präpositionen about, at, of und from What’s the story about? What happens at the end of the story? The train leaves from platform 9. 13.1 Question forms Adverb Die Präpositionen in, at, of, like, und on Unit 13 Adjective ● Certains adverbes sont irréguliers. Alcuni avverbi sono irregolari. 12.3 Prepositions Adverbien beschreiben Verben. She ran quickly. He drives too fast. ● Les adverbes réguliers se forment en ajoutant -ly à l’adjectif. Gli avverbi regolari si formano aggiungendo -ly all’aggettivo. Um ein regelmässiges Adverb zu bilden, hängt man -ly an das Adjektiv an. Si ● l’adjectif se termine en -y, le -y devient -i, puis on ajoute -ly. Se l’aggettivo termina in -y, si cambia -y in -i e si aggiunge -ly. Wenn das Adjektiv auf -y endet, macht man aus dem -y ein i und hängt dann -ly an. Unit 14 14.1 Present Perfect 1 ● Le Present Perfect Il Present Perfect Das Present Perfect ● On emploie le Present Perfect pour exprimer une action qui s’est déroulée à un moment indéterminé dans le passé. On utilise souvent le Present Perfect pour parler d’expériences passées. Il Present Perfect si usa per esprimere un’azione avvenuta in un passato non specificato. Si usa anche per parlare delle esperienze che abbiamo fatto. Das Present Perfect bezieht sich auf eine Handlung, die irgendwann in der Vergangenheit stattgefunden hat. Man verwendet das Present Perfect oft, um über Erlebnisse, die man früher einmal hatte, zu sprechen. She’s travelled to most parts of the world. Have you ever been in a car accident? 2 ● Si l’on veut dire quand ces actions ont eu lieu, l’utilisation du prétérit est obligatoire. Se si dice quando è successa un’azione passata, è obbligatorio usare il Past Simple. Wenn man sagen will, wann diese Handlungen stattfanden, muss man das Past Simple verwenden. Elementary Grammar Reference NEW HEADWAY ELEMENTARY STUDY COMPANION © Oxford University Press www.oup.com/elt 34 She went to Russia two years ago. NOT She has been to Russia two years ago. I was in a crash when I was 10. NOT I have been in a crash when I was 10. 14.2 yet and just ● yet et just ● On emploie just = juste dans les phrases affirmatives. On emploie yet 3 ● Avec le prétérit on utilise les expressions de temps suivantes. Con il Past Simple si usano queste espressioni di tempo. Beachten Sie die Zeitangaben, die mit dem Past Simple verwendet werden. = pas encore dans les phrases négatives et interrogatives = déjà. Si usa just = appena nelle frasi affermative. Si usa yet nelle frasi last night. yesterday. in 1990. at three o’clock. on Monday. I left ! ● On n’emploie jamais le Present Perfect pour des actions qui ont eu lieu dans le passé et qui sont terminés. Attenzione! Non si usa il Present Perfect per un’azione specifica conclusa nel passato. Das Present Perfect wird nicht für eine in der vergangenheit abgeschlossene Handlung verwendet. I went to school yesterday. = ● Je suis allé à l’ecole hier. Sono andato a scuola ieri. Ich bin gestern zur Schule gegangen. They saw a boring film. = ● Ils ont vu un film ennuyeux. Hanno visto un film noioso. Sie haben einen langweiligen Film gesehen. Positive and negative I You have We They (not) been to the States. I’ve been = I have been You’ve been = You have been We’ve been = We have been They’ve been = They have been He She It He’s been = He has been She’s been = She has been It’s been = It has been has yet e just Die Verwendung von yet und just negative = non ancora e nelle domande = già. Man verwendet just in Aussagesätzen. Man verwendet yet in verneinten Sätzen und Fragen. Have you done your homework yet? I haven’t done it yet. ● mais je vais le faire ma li farò aber ich werde sie noch machen I have just done it. ● je viens juste de le finir il y a très peu de temps li ho finito guisto un attimo fa ich bin gerade damit fertig geworden 14.3 been and gone ● been et gone been e gone Die Verwendung von been und gone She’s gone to Portugal. ● elle y est toujours ed è ancora là und sie ist immer noch dort She’s been to Portugal. ● elle y est allée et en est revenue c’è stata ed è tornata früher einmal, aber jetzt ist sie wieder hier 14.4 Prepositions ● Les prépositions for, by et on Le preposizioni for, by e on Die Präpositionen for, by und on She works for a big company. Hamlet is a play by Shakespeare. Brad and Marilyn are on honeymoon Wait for me! Question have Where has I you we they been? she he it Yes/No questions Have you been to Russia? Short answers Yes, I have. No, I haven’t. ever and never ● ever et never ever e never Die Verwendung von ever und never ● On emploie ever dans les questions et never dans les phrases négatives. Remarquer la place d’ever et de never dans la phrase. Si usa ever = mai nelle domande e never = non mai nelle frasi negative. Si noti la loro posizione nella frase. Man verwendet ever in Fragesätzen und never in verneinten Sätzen. Vorsicht bei der Stellung von ever und never im Satz. Have you ever been to Russia? I’ve never been to Russia. Elementary Grammar Reference NEW HEADWAY ELEMENTARY STUDY COMPANION © Oxford University Press www.oup.com/elt 35 Irregular verbs Base Form Past Simple Past Principle be ● être essere sein become ● devenir diventare werden begin ● commencer cominciare beginnen break ● casser rompere (zer) brechen bring ● amener portare bringen build ● construire costruire bauen buy ● acheter comprare kaufen can ● pouvoir potere können catch ● attraper prendere fangen choose ● choisir scegliere wählen come ● venir venire kommen cost ● coûter costare kosten cut ● couper tagliare schneiden do ● faire fare tun, machen drink ● boire bere trinken drive ● conduire guidare fahren eat ● manger mangiare essen fall ● tomber cadere fallen feel ● sentir sentire fühlen fight ● combattre lottare kämpfen find ● trouver trovare finden fly ● voler volare fliegen forget ● oublier dimenticare vergessen get ● obtenir ottenere, diventare, arrivare (a) bekommen give ● donner dare geben go ● aller andare gehen grow ● grandir, pousser crescere wachsen have ● avoir avere haben hear ● entendre sentire hören hit ● frapper colpire schlagen keep ● garder tenere behalten know ● savoir sapere, conoscere wissen, kennen learn ● apprendre imparare lernen leave ● laisser, partir lasciare, partire lassen, gehen lose ● perdre perdere verlieren make ● faire fare machen meet ● rencontrer incontrare (sich) treffen pay ● payer pagare (be) zahlen put ● mettre mettere tun, legen, stellen read ● lire leggere lesen ride ● monter à cheval, aller à cheval, vélo, etc andare (in bici, a cavallo) run ● courir correre laufen say ● dire dire sagen see ● voir vedere sehen sell ● vendre vendere verkaufen send ● envoyer mandare schicken shut ● fermer chiudere schliessen sing ● chanter cantare singen sit ● (s’) asseoir, être assis sedersi sitzen sleep ● dormir dormire schlafen speak ● parler parlare sprechen spend ● dépenser, passer spendere, passare ausgeben stand ● se lever, être debout stare in piedi, sopportare stehen steal ● voler rubare stehlen swim ● nager nuotare schwimmen take ● prendre prendere nehmen tell ● raconter dire, raccontare sagen, erzählen think ● penser pensare denken understand ● comprendre capire verstehen wake ● (se) réveiller svegliare, svegliarsi wecken wear ● porter (un habit) indossare tragen win ● gagner vincere gewinnen write ● écrire scrivere schreiben was/were became began broke brought built bought could caught chose came cost cut did drank drove ate fell felt fought found flew forgot got gave went grew had heard hit kept knew learned/learnt left lost made met paid put read rode ran said saw sold sent shut sang sat slept spoke spent stood stole swam took told thought understood woke wore won wrote been become begun broken brought built bought been able caught chosen come cost cut done drunk driven eaten fallen felt fought found flown forgot got given been/gone grown had heard hit kept known learned/learnt left lost made met paid put read ridden run said seen sold sent shut sung sat slept spoken spent stood stolen swum taken told thought understood woken worn won written reiten, fahren Elementary Irregular verbs NEW HEADWAY ELEMENTARY STUDY COMPANION © Oxford University Press www.oup.com/elt 36 Verb patterns Verbs + ing like love enjoy hate finish stop swimming cooking Verbs + to + infinitive choose decide forget promise need help hope try want would like would love to go to work Verbs + -ing or to + infinitive begin start raining/to rain Modal auxiliary verbs can could shall will would 38 go arrive Elementary Verb patterns Elementary Grammar Reference NEW HEADWAY ELEMENTARY STUDY COMPANION © Oxford University Press www.oup.com/elt 37 Phonetic symbols Consonants 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 /p/ /b/ /t/ /d/ /k/ /g/ /f/ /v/ /s/ /z/ /l/ /m/ /n/ /h/ /r/ /j/ /w/ /T/ /D/ /S/ /Z/ /tS/ /dZ/ /N/ Vowels as in as in as in as in as in as in as in as in as in as in as in as in as in as in as in as in as in as in as in as in as in as in as in as in pen /pen/ big /bIg/ tea /ti:/ do /du:/ cat /k&t/ go /g@U/ four /fO:/ very /"veri/ son /sVn/ zoo /zu:/ live /lIv/ my /maI/ near /nI@/ happy /"h&pi/ red /red/ yes /jes/ want /wQnt/ thanks /T&Nks/ the /D@/ she /Si:/ television /"telIvIZn/ child /tSaIld/ German /"dZ3:m@n/ English /"INglIS/ 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 /i:/ /I/ /i/ /e/ /&/ /A:/ /Q/ /O:/ /U/ /u:/ /V/ /3:/ /@/ as in as in as in as in as in as in as in as in as in as in as in as in as in see /si:/ his /hIz/ twenty /"twenti/ ten /ten/ stamp /st&mp/ father /"fA:D@/ hot /hQt/ morning /"mO:nIN/ football /"fUtbO:l/ you /ju:/ sun /sVn/ learn /l3:n/ letter /"let@/ Diphthongs (two vowels together) 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 /eI/ /@U/ /aI/ /aU/ /OI/ /I@/ /e@/ /U@/ as in as in as in as in as in as in as in as in name /neIm/ no /n@U/ my /maI/ how /haU/ boy /bOI/ hear /hI@/ where /we@/ tour /tU@/ Elementary Phonetic symbols NEW HEADWAY ELEMENTARY STUDY COMPANION © Oxford University Press www.oup.com/elt 38