Religion Vocabulary.

Today we learnt vocabulary about religion. I've prepared an online game. Learn and enjoy it.

Religion

Family flash game.

Family game

Another game about jobs.

More jobs

Job game

St. Patrick's day

All the verbs we have learnt (and some other ones)

 Here we have the verbs that we have alredy learnt. Also other ones which we'll study after Easter time (they're marked in red)

OPEN

CLOSE

REACH

GET

TASTE

SMELL

SEW

PRICK

TAKE OUT

SHOW

PUT IN

CLEAN

SCREAM

CRY

HEAT

LEAD

FREEZE

SLEEP

LIKE

CARESS

WAKE UP

TIE

FORBIDE

MOVE

BOTHER

ABIDE / BEAR

WALK

JUMP

LEAP

LIE DOWN

BEND DOWN

CRAWL

CROUCH

SQUAT

FLY

SWIM

DIVE

RUN

DRIVE

CRASH

RUN OVER

CLAP

CLICK (tongue)

SNAP (fingers)

CRACK

SPLASH

FROWN

SPIT

STAMP

TRAMPLE

LOOK

SEE

WATCH

SNOOP AROUND

CUT

SHAVE

FALL DOWN

WARM UP

TOUCH

EAT

CHEW

SWALLOW

DRINK

WRITE

READ

SPEAK

TELL

CHAT

GOSSIP

SAY

WHISPER

LEARN

STUDY

HIGHLIGHT

LISTEN TO

HEAR

ROW

CARRY

SLEEP

NAP

NOD

DREAM

CLIMB

RIDE

BUY

SELL

PAY

CARRY

CARESS

ITCH

SCRATCH

SHOT

COMB

BRUSH

READ

STUDY

TIE

LEND (money)

SAVE (money)

HOLD

GRIP

REMEMBER

THINK

MISS

WISH

LOSE

HIDE

LOOK FOR / SEARCH

LOOK UP / SEEK

FIND

FORGET

BEWARE

PUSH

PULL

DRAG

LIFT

BEWARE

ENJOY

GATHER

LICK

STICK

UPROOT

VOMIT / THROW UP

PUKE

TIPTOE

STRETCH

DROP

PICK UP

THROW

CATCH

BLEAT

HOWL

TWEET

BARK

NEIGH

CLUCK

MOO

MEOW

TICKLE

TRY

FAIL

SMILE

LAUGH

MOCK

CHUCKLE

FEED

STRIKE

LOVE

KISS

HUG / EMBRACE

CARESS

LOOK AFTER

TAKE CARE OF

HATE

SLAP / SMACK

HIT

PUNCH

KICK

TRIP UP

FIGHT

BITE

HURT

STAB

CHOKE

SHOT

STONE

BEAT

LYNCH

WHIP

GIVE UP

PEEL

WASH

STEAL

CONTORT

WRING OUT (a wipe)

SLIP

HESITATE

CHOOSE

LEAN / INCLINE

MELT

FREEZE

HEAT

COOL

COOK

MAKE

BOIL

FRY

ROAST

TOAST

BURN

SHAKE

SCARE

SOW

WATER

GROW UP

HARVEST

COUGH

SHIVER

SNEEZE

CHANGE

ADMIRE

FORGIVE

PRAY

DROOL

BABBLE

SPREAD

BRUSH

GIVE

RECEIVE

DIG

DRILL

WAVE

SUCK

KEEP

CHEER

APPLAUD

BOO

BREAK

REPAIR

FIX

MEND

BREATH

BLOW

SPIT

POO

FART

SWEAT

PICK A SNOT

SPILL (accident)

POUR (with intention)

BREATH

SIGH

PUT ON

TAKE OFF

BUILD

SWEAR

FOLD

SEND

HANG

GIVE OUT

PROMISE

KILL

DIE

SHRINK

SCARE AWAY

THREATEN

TELL SOME OFF

LAST

GET RID OF

New actions II

Sigh
Tell ____ off
Get rid off
Run over
Gossip
Trample
Snoop around
Give up
Smile
Splash

BEAR

BEND DOWN

CROUCH

SQUAT

CLICK (tongue)

SNAP (fingers)

CRACK (knuckes)

FROWN

FALL DOWN

WARM UP

CHEW

SWALLOW

SPEAK

TELL

CHAT

GOSSIP

SAY

WHISPER

LEARN

HIGHLIGHT

LISTEN TO

HEAR

CARRY

DELIVER

ASK FOR

NAP

NOD

PAY

SAVE

GRIP

MISS

Jobs classified by areas.

Education:

Teacher
Headteacher
School Counsellor
Caretaker
Chief of studies
Student
Pupil
Secretary

Science:

Mathematician
Physicist
Biologist
Archaeologist
Geologist
Astronomer
Chemist
Informatic
Engineer

Trading:

Shop assitant / cashier
Butcher
Grocer
Fishmonger
Baker
Shoemaker

Construction:

Builder (brickie)
Blacksmith
Plumber
Electrician
Painter
Architect
Glazier
Carpenter
Locksmith
Welder

Justice:

Policewoman / Policeman
Lawyer
Judge
Jail warden

Religion:

Pope
Bishop
Priest
Monk
Nun
Altar boy.

Health:

Doctor
Nurse
Ambulance driver
Surgeon
Ophthalmologist, cardiologist, Neurologist...
Pediatrician
Pharmacist

Art:

Musician
Painter
Sculptor
Writer
Actress / actor
Poet / poetess
Designer

Other ones:

Sailor
Fisherman
Soldier
Fireman
Tailor
Dressmaker
Hairdresser
Miner
Driver
Journalist
Waiter
Farmer
Unemployed
Beautician
Cleaner
Recepcionist
Bellboy
Postman
Gardener
Photographer
Accountant
Bullfighter
Cowboy
Shepherd
Woodcutter
Bee keeper
Refuse collector
Potter.

Jobs.

Jobs in cerebriti

Jobs and places

Jobs II

Money definitions.

1. A piece of metal, usually in the shape of a narrow brick.
2. A machine, usually in a wall outside a bank, shop, etc. from which you can take money out of your bank account using a special card.
3. A small plastic card that can be used as a method of payment, the money being taken from you at a later time.
4. A small piece of paper with a picture or pattern on it that is stuck onto a letter or package before it is posted, to show that the cost of sending it has been paid.
5. A fixed amount of money agreed every year as pay for an employee, usually paid directly into his or her bank account every month.
6. A poor person who lives by asking others for money or food.
7. An amount of money that has to be paid as a punishment for not obeying a rule or law.

Money II.

Jimmy was a poor man. He had never had nothing but his hands. He lived under a bridge, next to King Cross station. He liked to watch people entering the banks, getting money from the ATMs, paying at the restaurants... Many times he thought "One day I'll be rich. I'll enter the banks, I'll pay with cheques, I'll use credit cards, I'll buy diamonds and emeralds..."But later he got disappointed, telling to himself: "How am I going to be rich? Money doesn't grow on trees.

One day, walking by Hide Park, he looked at one bush tree and he saw a lotto ticket tangled in its branches. He checked the date and he discovered that the draw was that night, he picked up it, he put it inside his pocket and he carried on walking. Next day, checking the lotto combination on a newspaper, he discoverd that he has won 1.000.000 Pounds. He thought: "Humm... Perhaps, indeed, money can grow on trees".

Money text

Money presentation

Interview.

I've found this interview. It has got subtitles. We're going to watch it at class.

Interview

Cerebriti resources.

Physical appeareance definitions

Religion vocabulary

Food I

Food II

Most useful English verbs I

Most useful English verbs II

Most useful English verbs III

Most useful English verbs IV

Most useful English verbs V

Medical vocabulary

Halloween vocabulary

Animals I

Animals II

Animals III

Actions I

Actions II

Actions III

Actions IV

Drinks

Hunting and Fishing

Furniture I

Furniture II

Miscellaneous

Money and Wealthy

Medieval Vocabulary

Professions

Face parts

Mythological Beings

Prisons I

Tools

Actions V

Containers

Prisons II

Middle Ages definitions

Farming and countryside

Transports

Weapons, war and army

Ultimate halloween monsters

Ultimate Medical vocabulary

Transports

Weapons, war and army

Halloween monsters

Illness and pain

Football vocabulary

Label face parts

Body parts

Class elements

Halloween monsters test

Basic actions

Actions.

Some more definitions.

1. A small instrument like a pair of pincers for plucking out hairs and picking up small objects.
2. A rubber or plastic teat for a baby to suck on.
3. A large strong box, typically made of wood and used for storage or transport.
4. A piece of towelling or other absorbent material wrapped round a baby's bottom and between its legs to absorb and retain urine and faeces.
5. A light folding chair on wheels, in which a baby or young child can be pushed along. 
6. A device for making an electrical connection between an appliance and the mains, consisting of an insulated casing with metal pins that fit into holes in a socket. 
7. A large piece of woollen or similar material used as a covering on a bed or elsewhere for warmth. 

Body parts.

Although this content is not included in the exam, I suggest to review it.

Body parts I

Body parts II

Ultimate body parts (the best of the 3 ones)