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132 junction Take a left at the next junction. June I will arrive on 10th June. jungle The jungle is home to many wild animals. just Just a moment, I’ll see if Mary is in. The present is just what I wanted! I’ve just seen him leave. K keen He’s not so keen on pubs, actually. keep Keep going straight on, past the station as far as the roundabout. kept, kept He kept the bottles in the fridge. You can keep the change. kettle Use the kettle to heat some water for the tea. key We lost our car key somewhere in town. keyword Look for important keywords when you read the text. kick Children love to kick a football around. kid The streets are full of kids because school is over. kill Millions of people were killed in the Second World War. kilogramme/ I’d like a kilogram of fresh kilogram strawberries. kilometre/ Our hotel was five kilometres out of kilometer town. kind What kind of music does she like? That was very kind of you. king There aren’t many European countries that still have kings and queens. kiss I gave her a kiss. In some countries people kiss each other when they meet. kitchen Help yourselves to food and drinks in the kitchen. knee Have you hurt your knee? knife Mike, help yourself to a knife and fork. There are plenty of knives in the kitchen. know Do you know the Hamiltons? knew, known We never really knew how to do it. L Inventories knowledge Their knowledge of mathematics is poor. label Read the label before you buy anything. lack She wasn’t able to concentrate because of a lack of sleep. lady Do you see the little old lady over there? That’s Mrs Wilson. lake Perhaps we can take a walk around the lake on Sunday evening. lamb There’s beef, pork or lamb for lunch. lamp She bought a new lamp for the bedroom. land In the end, the airplane landed safely. They bought 300 acres of land. lane You can’t drive in the bus lane. You will get a ticket. language English is my first language. laptop Did you take your laptop with you? large He was carrying a large box. last The play lasted two hours. Is this the last thing on the list? last name What’s her last name? at last There you are at last. late It’s too late to call him. lately I haven’t seen much of her lately. latest He’s got all the latest software. laugh She laughed at me. laughter I heard the children’s laughter. law It’s against the law. in-law John’s my son-in-law. lawyer You’ll need a good lawyer. lay Lay your clothes on the chair. laid, laid John has laid the table for us. lazy I’ve got a colleague who’s really lazy. lead Who wants to lead the way? led, led The guide led us to the entrance. leader My brother is the leader of his band. leaf In autumn all the leaves change colour. leaflet Have you seen the leaflet about the new gym? lean Don’t lean on the door. School Handbook Supplement telc English A2·B1
Inventories learn How many languages did you learn at school? least We chose the least expensive restaurant we could find. at least There were at least 500 people. leave We’ll just leave the car here and go on the train. left, left He left at 8 o’clock. left Do I have to turn left or right? There’s only one bread roll left. lecture I have a 9 o’clock lecture on Monday. leg She broke her leg a year ago. leisure We’ve got a new leisure centre now. lemon Do you drink tea with lemon? lemonade Would you like to drink water or lemonade? lend Can you lend me some money? lent, lent He lent me a pen. length What’s the length of this car? less You should eat less sugar. lesson He has started taking diving lessons. let Let’s take a break. let, let She let me drive her car. letter She wrote a letter to the company. The first word of a sentence starts with a capital letter. level Start on an easy level. library The library is open from 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. licence/license He lost his driving licence for three months. lie Why don’t you lie down for a moment? lay, lain I lay there thinking about what I wanted to do with my life. life I’m trying to live a healthy life. lift You can use the lift or the stairs. light She was wearing a light jacket. lit, lit He lit a cigarette. lights Please turn off the lights when you go to bed. like I like playing tennis. Would you like another drink? It was absolutely fantastic. I felt like a VIP. What are your new neighbours like? School Handbook Supplement telc English A2·B1 likely There might be some rain, but it’s not very likely. unlikely He’s unlikely to come so late. limit There is a limit to how many pizza slices I can eat. line This page has 30 lines. Hold the line, please. link Click on the link to find out more. list Jane wrote a to-do list. listen They were just not listening. litre/liter He drinks two litres of water every day. little I’ve got very little time. Thiy is Lisa, my little sister. a little We have a little problem. less, least I have less time than you. It’s the least I can do. live Amy lives in New York It’s live on TV. living room You left your book on the couch in the living room. loan He had to go to the bank and ask for a loan. local What’s their local time? lock Lock the door so that no one can come in. I must have left the key in the lock. lonely Pat sometimes feels very lonely. long It was a long journey. long ago How long ago was that? look That dress looks very nice on you. Look carefully before you cross the road. look after Can you look after my dog this weekend? look at He didn’t look at the photos. look for I’m looking for my glasses. look forward to We look forward to seeing you tonight. look out Look out, there’s a car coming! look up I need to look it up in the dictionary. lorry All the lorry drivers were on strike. lose Now the company is losing 40,000 jobs. lost, lost We lost the game. No, I won’t get lost this time! 133
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