Speakout Starter Wordlist English / German / French / Italian
Speakout Starter Wordlist - English / German / French / ItalianSpeakout StarterWordlist English / German / French / ItalianPage HeadwordPart ofspeechPronunciationGermanFrenchItalianExample oThe temperature is zero enseptsetteI have one brotherI have two sisters.Look at page three.There are four books on thetable.It's five o'clock.We have six classrooms.There are seven men in ɪnneunneufnove66tenDVDnumberntenˌdiː viː o, hotelWe are in a small hotel in The children are playing lət, minerwɒtwelche, welcher,welchesquel, quellecheWhat colour is your new car?6isvs, z, əz; strong ɪzistestèIs he English?6inprepɪnineninWhat's the word in English?Pearson Schweiz AG, 2013The number is zero eight one.There are nine women in theclassHe's ten years old.I have the DVD.The phone is ringing. Pleaseanswer it.I usually catch the bus tocollege.Can I have some chocolate,please?
Speakout Starter Wordlist - English / German / French / ItalianPage HeadwordPart ofspeechPronunciationGermanFrenchItalianExample Sentence6sorryadjˈsɒriEntschuldigungPardonmi dispiaceSorry, I don’t know the �ʊɪtnicht, hier: keinnicht (tun)kennenesne pasne pas (faire)connaîtrecenonnon (fare)conoscereesso, èThat's not a good idea.I don’t know.He knows the new teacher.It's a book.6writevraɪtschreibenécrirescrivereWrite your name here, itte66yesIadvpronounjesaɪjaichdiredires'il vous plaît, s'il teper yourunderstandlikeˈəʊpənjə, strong jɔːˌʌndəˈstændlaɪköffnendein, deineverstehenso wieouvrirton, ta, tescomprendrecommeapriretuo, vostro, unSay the word after me.Can I have a drink of water,please?Are you Ann? Yes, I amI am a student.Are you English? No. I'mCanadian.Open the window, please.This is your book.I don’t understand this word.Open your book like this.ðɪsdiesce, ceciquestoI don’t like this.wɪtʃNominativ: welche,welcher, welches /quel, quelleAkkusativ: welche,welchenqualeWhich book do you like urepeatthank younnmodal verbpronounvinterjectionpeɪdʒˈnʌmbəkən, strong kænjə, jʊː, strong juːrɪˈpiːtθæŋk jʊː, jʊːSeiteNummerkönnendu, Siewiederholendankepagenuméropouvoirtu, ieWhat's on page seven?Look at page number five.Can you repeat that please?You can write it.Can you repeat that, please?Thank He is from Ireland.Unit 18Pearson Schweiz AG, 2013
Speakout Starter Wordlist - English / German / French / ItalianPage HeadwordPart ofspeechPronunciationGermanFrenchItalianExample ustralieAustraliaShe is from Sydney in Australia.88Spainthe USAcountrycountryspeɪnjuː es ˈeɪSpanienUSAEspagneles États-Unisla Spagnagli Stati UnitiI am from Spain.New York is in the USA.8fromprepfrəm; strong frɒm ausdediWe're all from London.8amvm, əm; strongæmbinsuissonoI am Spanish.8hellointerjectionhəˈləʊ, heˈlɛʊhallobonjour, allo, salutsalveHello, my name's Jessica.8hihaɪhallobonjour, hello, salut ciaoHi, my name's Jessica.naɪsmiːtsaʊθ təliˈsaʊdi ienSaudi-ArabienArbeitbelloincontrareil raArgentinaItaliaArabia SauditalavoroHe has a nice house.Nice to meet you.Are you from South Africa?Warsaw is in Poland.They are from BrazilTokyo is in Japan.Moscow is in Russia.Beijing is in China.My teacher is from England.Argentina is in South America.Rome is the capital of Italy.Is Riyadh in Saudi Arabia?Teaching is a good job.insegnanteMiss Lind is my English teacher.attoreHe wants to be an actor.88889999999910nicemeetSouth ItalySaudi in10engineernIngenieur/iningénieuringegnereMy father is an ɪˈnɪəˈdɒktəbeau, bellerencontrerAfrique du neItalieArabie acteur/actriceArzt, Ärztindocteur, médecindottore, medico10taxi driverntæksi ˈdraɪvəTaxifahrer/inchauffeur de smənNina is a doctor.The taxi driver took us to thehotel.Geschäftsmannhomme d'affairesuomo d'affariPearson Schweiz AG, 2013John's father is a businessman.
Speakout Starter Wordlist - English / German / French / ItalianPage HeadwordPart ofspeechPronunciationGermanFrenchItalianExample Sentencedonna d'affariShe wants to be nteur, chanteuse cantante10waiternˈweɪtəKellner/inserveur, �tudiant/estudente10adeterminerəun/eun, una10andeterminerənun/eun, unaHe's an engineer.10welcomeinterjectionˈwelkəmein, eineein, eine (vorNomen mitVokalen)willkommenShe asked the waiter for themenu.She's a student at OxfordUniversity.I'm a reuxfelice, zthiergutmaintenanticibonadessoquibuonoWelcome to England.He works in an internationalbank.He's in England for aninternational conference.This is my first time in London.This is your first time in Paris.My book is on the table.You are very happy.Sam is happy because it's hisbrithday.Now I'm a waiter.We are here in London.We have a good teacher.11citynˈsɪtiStadtvillecittàBirmingham is a city in England.11businessnˈbɪznəs, ˈbɪznɪsGeschäftcommerceaffari, �tl, ˈkæpɪtlˈɪzəntNameersieHauptstadtist nicht, ist keinnomilellecapitalen'est pasnomeluileicapitalenon èThe supermarket is open forbusiness 24 hours a day.She is going to university nextyear.My name is Sarah.He is Saudi Arabian.She is a student.Paris is the capital of France.He isn’t Scottish.Pearson Schweiz AG, 2013Geschäftsfraufemme d'affairesJodie is a singer with a pop band.
Speakout Starter Wordlist - English / German / French / ItalianPage HeadwordPart ofspeechPronunciationGermanFrenchItalianExample SentenceThere are four girls and two boysin my family.My address is 37 King ellvspelbuchstabierenépelerscrivereCan you spell your name for me?13dotndɒtPunktpointpuntinoThe web address is yahoo dotcom.14countrysidenˈkʌntrisaɪdLand (im Gegensatzcampagnezu "Stadt")campagnaI like walking in the countryside.14seansiːMeer, SeemermareThe Rad Sea lies between Arabiaand North Africa.14beachnbiːtʃStrandplagespiaggiaShall we go to the beach ŋGebäudebatiment, immeuble edificioThe hotel is a big ugrandpetitvecchionuovograndepiccoloWe live in an old house.He has a new car.He drives a big car.He lives in a small house.14beautifuladjˈbjuːtəfəl, ˈbjuːtɪfəl schönbeaubelloThe village is very idchaudfreddocaldoIt's cold today.It was very hot today.14aroundadv, prepəˈraʊndum . herumautour deintorno aWe walked around the building.14worldnwɜːldWeltmondemondoShe wants to travel around theworld.14winternˈwɪntəWinterhiverinviernoIt gets very cold here in winter.Pearson Schweiz AG, 2013We like climbing in themountains.The Nile is the longest river inthe world.I come from a small village inFrance.
Speakout Starter Wordlist - English / German / French / ItalianPage HeadwordPart ofspeechPronunciationGermanFrenchItalianExample Sentence14summernˈsʌməSommerétéestateIt gets very hot here in summer.1415officeimportantnadjˈɒfəs, ufficioimportante15mixnmɪksMischungmélangemisto, misturaThis is my office.He has a very important job.There is a mix of old and �hʌzbəndwaɪfˈbrʌðəˈsɪstəEhemann, GatteEhefrau, re in giustoclassroomnsalle de classeclasse, e inFotomein, meinenousàà la maisonils/ellesdroite19wi; strong wiːət, strong obilenˈməʊbaɪlHandyportablenumero di telefonino What is your mobile number?Unit 2Pearson Schweiz AG, 2013John is Mary's husband.Mary is John's wife.James is Sarah's brother.Sarah is Jame's sister.John is the father of Sarah andJames.James is Mary and John's son.Mary is the mother of Sarah andJames.Sarah is John and Mary'sdaughter.Sarah's parents are John andMary.Sarah and James are the Mary'schildren.He's a musician. He plays theguitar.We are in England.He's at university.We are at home.They are students.They are in the right.The students are in theclassroom.Julie is Sarah's friend.This is a photo of my friend.John is my best friend.
Speakout Starter Wordlist - English / German / French / ItalianPage HeadwordPart ofspeechPronunciationGermanFrenchItalianExample iciottoSee you later.See you soon.He is eleven years old.She's twelve tomorrow.My brother is thirteen.There are fourteen students inthe class.The hotel is fifteen minutes fromthe city centre.I'm sixteen.He's seventeen years old.Is your sister -neufdicianoveNineteen people are in the room.20twentynumberˈtwentizwanzigvingtventiTwenty people work in the The restaurant is thirty years rednumberˈhʌndrədhundertcentcentoMy mother is forty.His father is fifty.An hour is sixty minutes.He's seventy.She's old. She's eightyHe's very old. He's ninety.There are a hundred people atthe conference.20howadvhaʊwie20shepronounʃi; strong le,determinersie (Singular)Innenstadt,Stadtzentrumðə; before vowelsði; strong ðiː20cookn20yearnPearson Schweiz AG, 2013comment / ici:combienellequanto, comeHow old is she?leiShe is a teacher.centre-villecentroShe lives in downtown New York.der, die dasle, lail, laMr Gaunt is the teacher.kʊkKoch/Köchincuisiniercuocojɪə, jɜːJahran, annéeannoFrank is the cook in therestaurant.He is 50 years old.
Speakout Starter Wordlist - English / German / French / ItalianPage HeadwordPart ofspeechPronunciationGermanFrenchItalianExample Sentence20foodnfuːdEssennourritureciboThe food in the café is very seconjunctionbɪˈkɒz, bɪˈkəzweilparce-queperché20peoplen (plural)ˈpiːpəlMenschen, Leutegenspersone, gente20hournaʊəStundeheureora20dayndeɪTagjour, journéegiornoThe film is fantastic.The cafe is in the centre of thetown.The shop isn’t open now.The food is fantastic because thecook is very good.There are sixty people in therestaurant.I am in school for eight hoursevery day.There are twenty-four hours in aday.20weeknwiːkWochesemainesettimanaThere are seven days in a week.21hispronounsein, seineson/sasuoHis wife is French.21holidaynɪz, strong hizˈhɒlədi, ˈhɒlɪdi, deɪFerienvacancesvacanzaWe are on holiday in Greece.21perfectadvˈpɜːfɪktperfekt, vollkommen parfaitperfettoThe hotel is perfect.21placenpleɪsOrtlieupostoThis place is e hotel is perfect for your urvdeterminerθɪŋkaʊədenkenunser, unserepenser, croirenotrepensarenostroThe hotel is big and alsobeautiful.I think the café is very good.Here is our hotel.21bossnbɒsChef, Vorgesetze/rpatroncapoMani is my boss.21herdeterminerə, hə; strong hɜːson, sasuoHer sister is very happy.21theirpronounðə; strong ðeəleurloroThey are brother and sister.Their parents are French.21salsanˈsælsəihr, ihreihr, ihre (Plural,Possessivpronomen)Salsa, Saucesalsa, sauce salsasalsa21recipenˈresəpi, ˈresɪpiRezeptrecettericettaPearson Schweiz AG, 2013The salsa is very good.The salsa recipe is from mymother.
Speakout Starter Wordlist - English / German / French / ItalianPage HeadwordPart ofspeechPronunciationGermanFrenchItalianExample SentenceThe food is on sale all over theworld.All the students are in theclassroom.People all over the world eat mymother's salsa.My father is a manager in a bigcompany.A group of tourists is in n, überpartoutin tutto21companynˈkʌmpəniUnternehmen, Firma rocain/emarocchino21forprepfə; strong fɜːfürpourper22hungryadjhʌŋgrihungrigavoir faim, affaméaver fame22thirstyadjˈθɜːstidurstigavoir soif, assoifféaver sete22tiredadjtəɪədmüdefatigué/estanco22to be boredadjbɔːdsich cuolaThe restaurant is good for Italianfood.We're hungry. Let's have apizza.We're thirsty. Let's have somewater.I'm tired. I need to sleep.I'm bored. Let's go to thecinema.What's the problem?We are at Forest High School.22cafénˈkæfeɪCafécafécaffèWe can have a pizza in the café.22meetingnˈmiːtɪŋBegegnung, Treffen réunionincontroThis is their first meeting.22eatvessenmangermangiareLet's eat a pizza.22havevhabenavoiravereWe have a problem.22222222222222breaksit (down)downgostopideatoonvadvvvnadviːtv, əv, həv; ausesitzennieder-, hinuntergehenaufhörenIdeeauchpauses'asseoirbas, en basallerarrêteridéeaussipausasederesedersi, giùandarefermareideaancheLet's have a break.You can sit in the classroom.Let's sit down.We go to a good school.Let's stop now.That's a good idea.I'm tired and he's tired, too.Pearson Schweiz AG, 2013He eats Moroccan food.
Speakout Starter Wordlist - English / German / French / ItalianPage HeadwordPart ofspeechPronunciationGermanFrenchItalianExample , ˈmɪnɪthinein, innenMinuteà princeprincipeLet's go inside. I'm cold.Let's stop in five minutes.Prince William is the son ofPrince Charles.24thousandnumberˈθaʊzəndtausendmille / milliermilleThousands of people are ɔɪəlköniglich, r24nˈstɔːriGeschichtenˈwestmɪnstə ˈæbiWestminster AbbeyWestminster tstagankommenanniversairearriverstoriaAbbazia diWestminstercompleannoarrivarePeople are in the streets.Billions of people are by theirTVs.I'm interested in the British royalfamily.There is a BBC programme onTV.It is the story of a our city.The wedding is in WestminsterAbbey.My birthday is 7th March.People arrive for the big day.24momentnˈməʊməntAugenblick, Moment momentmomentoThis is a big moment for her.24ringnrɪŋRingbagueanelloShe has a beautiful wedding ring.25classnklɑːsKlassecours, classeclasseThere are 30 people in my class.25worknwɜːktravaillavoroHe's at work now.25bestadjbestmeilleur/emiglioreShe's my best friend.2525friendlya lotadjadvˈfrendliə lɒtArbeitbeste, bester,bestesfreundlichviel, ppassionatoJack is a friendly person.We're on the phone a lot.They're in a French classtogether.Prince William and KateMiddelton are married.Jessica is a big music fan.27festivalnˈfestəvəl. diʃənəltraditionelltraditionnel/le24Pearson Schweiz AG, 2013programmafestivaltradizionaleThey're at a festival this week.The music is traditional.
Speakout Starter Wordlist - English / German / French / ItalianPage HeadwordPart ofspeechPronunciationGermanFrenchItalianExample ernorockconcerto27tonightntəˈnaɪtheute Abendce oWhen is the concert?2727catpartynnkætˈpɑːtigattofesta, partyShe also has two cats.Let's have a party tyVerhältnis,Beziehungchienquand, à quelleheurechatfêteThe music is very modern.It's rock music.The music concert is today.Our meeting is at 7 o'clocktonight.She has two dogs.lienrapportoWhat's their rSchreibtischimprimantebureaustampantetavoloIs this a colour printer?The computer is on the desk.30keynkiːSchlüsselcléchiaveHere are the keys to your office.30clocknclɒkUhr, WanduhrhorlogeorologioThere is a big clock on the wall.30cardnkɑːdKartecartebigliettoHere is my business card.30boxnbɒksSchachtelboîtescatolaThere are two boxes on my desk.30picturenˈpɪktʃəBildphotographie, image esendeterminerdeterminerlæmpðætðiːzLampedas, jenesdies zjenelampecelui-là, celle-làcesceux, celles/ ceuxlà, celles-làThere are twenty chairs in theroom.This lamp is new.That is my book.These are his shoes.quelliThose are John's business cards.31thereadverbðeədortlàlìThose are my friends over there.31everyonepronounˈevriwʌnjeder, allechacun, tousognuno, tutti31coursebooknˈkɔːsbʊkLehrbuchlivre de courslibro scolasticoEveryone is here now.Look at page 31 in yourcoursebooks.Unit 3Pearson Schweiz AG, 2013This is a picture of my sister.
Speakout Starter Wordlist - English / German / French / ItalianPage HeadwordPart ofspeechPronunciationGermanFrenchItalianExample eadjfriːfreilibreliberoThanks.Open the window. It's hot inhere.This desk is free. Mike isn't batairesingleShe isn't married. She's useumnmjuːˈziəmMuseummuséemuseoShe's a famous singer.My hands are cold. I need somegloves.She's got a new red dress.Some singers play the guitar.There are many interestingobjects in the elistelista32find outphrasal vfaɪnd aʊtherausfindense renseigner ißenencore, toujourss'appelerancorachiamare32glassesn tendergoldrunningshoenvadjadjadjnJucken, JuckreizliebenzärtlichGoldlaufen, joggenSchuhdémangeaisonaimertendred'orcourse à �rʌnɪŋʃuːˈmedl-əst, etenerod'oroda corsascarpavincitore dimedaglia32racquetnrækət, rækɪtSchläger (Sport)raquettePearson Schweiz AG, 2013racchettaWhat two things are on my desk?Write a list of famous people youknow.Can you find out the name of thenew student?Are you still here?What is this called?I've got glasses because my eyesaren't good.He is famous for his acting.We can see famous actors in thetheatre.I have an itch on my hand.Jane loves chocolate.It is a tender love song.His watch is gold.These are his running shoes.My new shoes are great.Usain Bolt is a gold medallist.Can I have this tennis racquet?
Speakout Starter Wordlist - English / German / French / ItalianPage HeadwordPart ofspeechPronunciationGermanFrenchItalianExample Sentence32bothdeterminerbəʊθbeidetous les deuxentrambiMy sister and I both play tennis.32winnernˈwɪnəSiegervainqueurvincitore �ˈtɪʃənFederer is the winner of thetennis competition.WettbewerbcompétitioncompetizioneWe are in a football erungsstückesouvenirscimeli33T-shirtnˈtiː ʃɜːtT-ShirtT-shirt, maglietta33sweaternˈswetəPullovergolfHer red sweater is ɜːtˈdʒækət, over, sweatshirtchapeauchemisevestepantalonThe museum has a lot of MichaelJackson memorabilia.This is my white bLieblings-bleubrunrougeblancjaunepréféréblu, sn pluralSonnenbrillelunettes de soleilocchiali da soleThese are her ʊˈfeɪvərət, bɑːskətbɔːl,ˈbɑːskɪtbɔːlMy head is cold. I need a hat.Is this Elvis Presley's shirt?Her black jacket is old.I love your blue trousers.Can I have a black coffee,please?The sea is very blue today.He has brown hair.Her new bag is red.Milk is white.Bananas are yellow.Purple is my favourite colour.Basketballbasket-ball, basketpallacanestroLuoi Deng is a basketball , tennista33nationaladjˈnæʃənəlNational-, nationalnationalnazionaleSerena Williams is a tennisplayer.He is in the national team.33teamntiːmTeaméquipeequipeThey play in the basketball pleinpieno34rock and rollnrɒk ən rəʊlRock'n Rollrock and rollrock-and-rollPearson Schweiz AG, 2013Hard Rock Café is an Americanstyle café.The museum is full ofmemorabilia.He loves rock and roll music.
Speakout Starter Wordlist - English / German / French / ItalianPage HeadwordPart �nwɪdʒ,ˈsænwɪtʒGermanFrenchItalianExample SentenceCadillacCadillacCadillacHe has an old Cadillac.Sandwich, belegtesBrotsandwichpanino, tramezzinoCan I have a sandwich, teautortaYour chocolate cake is on thetable.34teantiːTeethétéCan I have a cup of tea, please?34mineral waternˈmɪnərəl ˈwɔːtəMineralwassereau minéraleacqua caffè) espressoTwo espressos, Can I have a cappuccino, �ˈtʃiːnəʊ,ˌkæpʊˈtʃiːnəʊegCan I have a mineral water,please?There's a can of cola on thedesk.Can I help lque choseautre, raI love egg sandwiches.There is white or brown bread forthe sandwiches.Anything else?Do want anything else?Can I have still mineral pétillantgasataI love sparkling mineral water.34353536euromilkhow sEuroMilchwie zia36clothesnkləʊðz, kləʊzKleidervêtementsabiti, vestiti36carpetnˈkaːpət, ˈkaːpɪtTeppichtapistappetoThat's four euros fifty.He has milk in his coffee.How much is the sandwich?I love spices in my food.He is an assistant in a clothesshop.There is a big red carpet in elleriaThe jewellery is very ramikLederpoteriecuirsceramicacuoioThe old pottery is from China.He has black leather bag.Pearson Schweiz AG, 2013
Speakout Starter Wordlist - English / German / French / ItalianPage HeadwordPart ofspeechPronunciationGermanFrenchItalianExample Sentenceportefeuille, portemonnaieportafoglioThe money is in his wallet.36walletnˈwɒlət, igkeit, présentateurpresentatore36marketnˈmɒːkət, , əstudierenlernenecht, studiareimpararevero, realearteincuboThis is my second day inIstanbul.I study French and Spanish.He's in Rome to learn Italian.This is real leather.They love modern art.The holiday was a nightmare.36givevgɪvgeben, schenkendonner, offrirdareGive your books to the r,besondereresparticulierparticolareThis is a special book.36discountnˈdɪskaʊntPreisnachlassremise, discountscontoThey give us a special faɪnəlEnd-, Schluss-,endgültigThe price of the carpet is 1,000euros.finalfinale, definitivoThe final price is 200 �vɪzətə, ˈvɪzɪtəbrʌʃBesucher, son Schweiz AG, ,Verkäufer/Geschäftsreprésentant demann/HändlercommerceThey have sweets for thechildren.He is an Italian TV presenter.The Grand Bazaar is a famousmarket.venditoreHe is a carpet seller.commessoMy father is a salesman.Excuse me. Can I have amineral water?Can I have a look?The carpet is expensive.Big Ben is a famous touristattraction.I'm a visitor in London.This is Picasso's brush.
Speakout Starter Wordlist - English / German / French / ItalianPart ofspeechPronunciationGermanFrenchItalianExample etelescopioThe telescope is enfahrenAutoWohnungSport, sportI like my job.He works in an office.My brother drives a Cadillac.I have a small car.They live in a flat.What sport do you like?40don't(v)dəʊntnicht tunaimertravaillerconduirela voitureappartementsportne fait pas, ne fontpasnonI don’t know him40lifenlaɪfLebenvievitaI have a new life in America now.40differentadjˈdɪfərəntanders, verschieden 40sameadjseɪmder-, die-, dasselbemêmestessoWe like the same lometro40walkvwɔːkgehen, zu Fußgehenmarchercamminare, andarea piediWe live in a small house.The shops are 3 kilometres frommy oesn't(v)ˈdʌzənttut nichtne (fait) pasnon (fa)42nightnnaɪtAbend, Nachtsoir, nuitsera, notte42otheradjˈʌðəandere/r, nnklʌbˈbɔɪfrendClubFreundclubamilocale notturnoragazzoPage Headword38Unit 4Pearson Schweiz AG, 2013Life in America is different fromlife in my country.It's 200 metres to the shopsfrom my flat.I walk to work every day.He is a normal twenty-eight yearold.She doesn’t like chocolate.They play computer games everynight.This job is different from myother job.This is my Second Life avatar.I can see a big tree outside mywindow.She sings in a night club.Jack is Fiona's boyfriend.
Speakout Starter Wordlist - English / German / French / ItalianPage HeadwordPart ofspeechPronunciationGermanFrenchItalianExample SentenceIdentitätidentitéidentitàI don’t know his real identity.Rad fahrenfaire du vélopedalareHe cycles to work every ˈsaɪkəl42teachvtiːtʃunterrichten, lehren enseignerinsegnareMiss Jones teaches ˌwiːkˈend, ˈwiːkend Wochenendele ine settimana,weekendcomplessoragazzachiHe speaks three languages.What do you do at theweekends?She's a singer in a band.Fiona is Jack's girlfriend.Who is your favourite singer?42go outvaʊtausgehensortiruscireHe goes out on Friday evenings.4343SundayMo
Speakout Starter Wordlist - English / German / French / Italian Page Headword Part of speech Pronunciation German French Italian Example Sentence 14 summer n ˈsʌmə Sommer été estate It gets very hot here in summer. 14 office n ˈɒfəs, ˈɒfɪs Büro bureau ufficio This is my office.File Size: 1MB
Speakout Starter A-Z - Wordlist English / German / French / Italian Headword Page Part of speech Pronunciation German French Italian Example Sentence amazing 112 adj əˈmeɪzɪŋ erstaunlich stupéfiant fantastico, formidabile It was an amazing show. American 139 adj əˈmerəkən,
Description of Speakout with MEL Speakout is a communication course for adults and young adults. It is now in its third edition (2015), with the second edition (2012) still in use in some countries. Speakout is a course with six levels: 1. Speakout Fundamentals (Starter) 2. Speakout Level 1 (Elementary) 3
Speakout Pre-intermediate - Wordlist English / German / French / Italian Page Headword Part of Speech Pronunciation German French Italian Example Sentence 6 quickly adv ˈkwɪkli schnell vite in fretta Rick ran quickly to the car. 6 room n ruːm Raum, Zimmer salle, pièce stanza, aula This is the room I work in.
Speakout Upper Intermediate - Wordlist English / German / French / Italian Page Headword Part of speech Pronunciation German French Italian Example Sentence 8 buddy up phr v ˈbʌdi ʌp ein Zimmer teilen partager une pièce condividere una camera We can't afford to stay in separate hotel rooms, so we'll have to buddy up.
Speakout Elementary - Wordlist English / German / French / Italian Page Headword Part of speech Pronunciation German French Italian Example Sentence 6 page n peɪdʒ Seite page pagina I tore a page out of my notebook. 6 so conj səʊ also donc perciò, quindi I have got a headache, so I can't go to the party.
Speakout Upper Intermediate A-Z - Wordlist English / German / French / Italian Page Headword Part of speech Pronunciation German French Italian Example Sentence benefit v ˈbenəfɪt profitieren bénéficier approfitta
Speakout Intermediate - Wordlist English / German / French / Italian Page Headword Part of speech Pronunciation German French Italian Example Sentence 14 firmly adv ˈfɜːm li fest fermement fermamente When you have a job
Biology and Human Welfare . 14 Marks : 4. Biotechnology and its Applications : 10 marks . 5. Ecology and Environment . 15 Marks : TOTAL . 70 Marks : 2 . PAPER I –THEORY – 70 Marks. All structures (internal and external) are required to be taught along with diagrams. 1. Reproduction (i) Reproduction in Organisms Modes of reproduction - asexual and sexual reproduction; asexual reproduction .
