Картки для засвоєння лексичного матеріалу рівень "Beginner"

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) animal         ænɪməl] 

d animal

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) ant ænt]

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bird

bɜːd]

d/wild birds

y birds sing and build nests

(an

  [ˈ

a wil

(an

     [

(a)

    [

cage  Man

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 cat

[kæt]

5

take the dog for a walk.

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dolphin

[ˈdɒlfɪn]

(a)

(a)

Let's

(a)

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(a) duck

       [dʌk]

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) elephant

   [ˈelɪfənt]

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a) fish

[fɪʃ]

(an

(

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    (a) fox

    [fɒks]

Frogs make a low noise called a croak.

(a) giraffe

                      [dʒɪˈrɑːf]

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(a) goat

      [ɡəʊt]

goat's milk/chees

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(a)  hare

[heər] 

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e (= group) of lions

(a) lion

[ˈlaɪən]

a prid

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(a) monkey

      [ˈmʌŋki]

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(a) parrot

    [ˈpærət]

Lara liked the parrots at the zoo.

She used to keep a parrot in a cage.

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(a) pig

     [pɪɡ]

a pig farm

5

mmer mə]

6

umn təm]

7

 year

]

academic/school year

su

[ˈsʌ

aut

[ˈɔː

(a)

[jɪə

 the

8

cember sembə]

9

uary ʒænjuəri]

10

ruary bruəri]

De

[dɪˈ

Jan

[ˈd

Feb

[ˈfe

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rch ɑːtʃ]

12

ril

prəl]

13

y

ɪ]

Ma [m

Ap

[ˈeɪ

Ma

[me

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ne

uːn]

15

uˈlaɪ]

16

gust ɡʌst]

Ju [dʒ

July

[dʒ

Au

[ɔːˈ

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ptember pˈtembə]

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tober

ˈtəʊbə]

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vember

ˈvembə]

Se [se

Oc

[ɒk

No

[nəʊ

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a) week wiːk]

last/this/next week

We go to the cinema about once a week.

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Sunday ʌndeɪ]

Sunday, next Sunday, last Sunday,

Sunday morning/afternoon/evening/night

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Days of the week

(a) day [deɪ]

a bright sunny day, It rained all day.

He runs every day.

(

     [

[ˈs

 on

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onday

ʌndeɪ]

Monday, next Monday, last Monday, day morning/afternoon/evening/night

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esday

uːzdeɪ]

uesday, by next Tuesday, last Tuesday, day morning/afternoon/evening/night

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ednesday

wenzdeɪ]

Wednesday, last Wednesday, Wednesday ning/afternoon/evening/night

M

[ˈm

on

Mon

Tu

[ˈtʃ

on T Tues

W

[ˈ

on

mor

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ursday

ɜːzdeɪ]

on Thursdays, next Thursday, last Thursday,

sday morning/afternoon/evening/night

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day

raɪdeɪ]

on Fridays, next Friday,  y morning/afternoon/evening/night

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turday ætədeɪ]

turdays, last Saturday.

was born on a Saturday. day morning/afternoon/evening/night

Th

[ˈθ

late

Thur

Fri [ˈf

early Frida

Sa

[ˈs

on Sa

Joel

Satur

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n) egg    [eɡ]

d-boiled/soft-boiled egg do you like your eggs - fried or boiled?

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uit

uːt]

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Food

(an) apple [ˈæpəl]

to peel an apple, apple pie/sauce an apple tree

(a

a har How

fr [fr

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e cream

ɪs ˈkriːm]

b of ice cream

olate chip/vanilla ice cream

5

æm]

wberry/raspberry jam

andwiches

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n) orange

[ˈɒrɪndʒ]

ass of orange juice

ic [ˌa

a tu choc

jam [dʒ

stra jam s

(a

a gl

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 table

ˈteɪbəl]

e table, under the table

te our meals sitting around a large dining room

2

 picture

[ˈpɪktʃə]

aw/paint a picture of a dog.

3

  chair

 [tʃeə]

(a)

   [

on th We a

table.

(a)

to dr

(a)

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a) shelf [ʃelf]

a glass shelf, on the top/bottom shelf

bookshelf

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classroom ɑːsruːm]

in the classroom, classroom activity

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a) door

[dɔː]

the front door, the back door,  a car door, a sliding door, to knock at/on the door, open/close/shut the door, to answer the

(

a

(a)

 [ˈkl

(

door

3

 doll

  [dɒl]

4

 flag

flæɡ]

 the flag flying, put the flags out,

/show/fly the flag

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 star

[stɑː]

perstar,  stars twinkled in the clear sky.

(a

(a)

    [

keep wave

(a)

a su The

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 balloon  

[bəˈluːn]

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 ball

[bɔːl]

ach/golf/tennis ball, to hit the ball

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 basket

bɑːskɪt]

opping/picnic basket, a wicker basket,

ndry/clothes basket

(a

(a)

a be

(a)

  [ˈ

a sh a lau

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 stick

ɪk]

ad of sticks, to beat with a stick, a walking

, a hockey stick, carrot/bread sticks

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 toy

tɔɪ]

a toy train/farm/soldier

Verbs

(a [st

a lo stick

(a)

     [

toys,

(to) act

      [ækt]

to act like a child. She acted without thinking.

o) answer

    [ˈɑːnsə]

ve a written answer, to write each answer,

nswer the question. In answer to your

r of 30 May… 

) begin/ began/begun bɪˈɡɪn]

egin with, our room was far too small. movie begins at seven.

o) climb

[klaɪm]

mb the stairs/mountain, to climb up/over walls

(t

to gi to a lette

(to

    [

To b

The

(t

to cli the

come/ came/come

[kʌm]

We came by car.

Are you coming with me?

) count

[kaʊnt]

egan counting backwards: "Ten, nine,

 ..."

to) dance

[dɑːns]

We danced all night.  dance the night away

(to)

(to

He b eight

(

to

do /did/done

[də]

I do the shopping on Fridays.

drink/drank/drunk

    [drɪŋk]     

She drinks a glass of orange juice.

go/went/gone

ɡəʊ]

go by train, to go to the cinema, to go down

, to go up/down stairs

(to)

(to)

(to)

     [

to the road

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 jump

dʒʌmp]

mp up and down, to jump into the water, ou jump over/across this stream?

 listen to [ˈlɪsən]

n to the radio in the morning.

Verbs

 help 

[help]

an I help you? omebody (to) do.

(to

     [

to ju Can y

(to)

I liste

(to

How c

Help s

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 live

 [lɪv]

e in Varva.

 look 

lʊk]

all these toys! I looked out (of) the

 love [lʌv]

ves animals. I love skiing.

(to

We liv

(to

       [

Look at window.

(to)

She lo

make/made/made

[meɪk]

r is made out of/from milk. ade a chocolate cake.

meet/met/met

[miːt]               

d you like to meet my sister?

 open

əʊpən]

n the door/window

(to)

Butte

He m

(to

Woul

(to)

   [ˈ

to ope

 play ɪ]

y football, to play the piano

 point pɔɪnt]

nt at the door. The road sign points left.

 repeat

[rɪˈpiːt]

could you repeat that?

(to [ple

to pla

(to

     [

to poi

(to)

Sorry,

ride a bike/rode/ridden

raɪd]

my bike to work. to work on my bike.

 say/said/said

seɪ]

u know what she said to him? did they say about the house?

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 see/saw/seen

[siː]           

ee you!

(to)

      [

I ride

I ride

(to)

     [

Do yo

What

(to)

I can s

/sang/sung

[sɪŋ]

Your grandmother would like you to sing  her.

to) start 

[stɑːt]

Can you start on Monday?

to) stop

[stɒp]

ing. 

(to) sing

for/to

(

(

Stop shout

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Verbs

 talk

tɔːk]

lks to her mother on the phone every

  walk

[wɔːk]

 home. She walks the dog for an hour afternoon.

(to) swim/swam/swum

       [swɪm]

I swim in summer

(to)

      [

She ta week.

(to

I walk every

 watch 

[wɒtʃ]

tch TV. You can watch the trains going by this window.

 wear/wore/worn ər]

ars glasses for reading. she's working she wears her hair in a ail. She wears a lot of bright colours.

write/wrote/written

[raɪt]          

te clearly in black ink, I wrote my sister

(to

to wa from

(to)  [we

He we When ponyt

(to)

to wri a letter.

Verbs

run/ran/run

rʌn]

run.

know/knew/known

[nəʊ]

t know anything about this.

(to)

      [

I can

(to) like

      [laɪk]

Do you like fish?  

(to)

I don'

d/read/read

[riːd]

en can read.

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ther/mum/mummy ʌðə]         

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Family

(to rea

Childr

(a) father/dad/daddy

     [ˈfɑːðə] 

(a) mo

[ˈm

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rents

eərənts]

4

 sister

ˈsɪstə]

5

brother

ˈbrʌðə]

pa

[ˈp

(a)

    [

(a)

     [

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a) grandfather/granddad/ grandpa

,fɑːðə]

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grandmother/grandma/granny

ɡræn,mʌðə]

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 randparents[ˈɡræn,peərənts]

(

[ˈɡræn

(a)

[ˈ

g

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10

name

neɪm]

s your name? full name, the first name, 

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birthday ːθdeɪ]

y birthday! It's her 21st birthday.

(a)

   [ˈ

(a)

     [

What'

(a) [ˈbɜ

Happ

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baby ɪbi]

born baby, a six-week-old baby, a baby

aby clothes, baby food

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husband zbənd]

14

wife waɪf]

(a) [ˈbe

a new boy, b

(a) [ˈhʌ

(a)

    [

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family æməli]

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son sʌn]

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boy bɔɪ]

(a)   [ˈf

(a)

    [

(a)

    [

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daughter

ˈdɔːtə]

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girl ɡɜːl]

20

(a)

        [tʃaɪl

(a)

     [

(a)

    [

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grandson ɡræn,sʌn]

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nephew

ˈnevjuː]

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(a)

    [ˈ

(a)

     [

(a)

    [ˈ

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a) granddaughter

ɡræn,dɔːtər]

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a) niece niːs]

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an) uncle

[ˈʌŋkəl]

( [ˈ

(

     [

(