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138 old How old are your children? She’s got those old jeans on again. on I’ll see you on Thursday. The office is on the fourth floor. He’s on holiday until Monday. You could find out what’s on at the theatre. once Our music lesson is once a week. – How often do you see him? – Once in a while. at once Please stop it at once! one I have one brother and two sisters. Do you want to have the blue one or the red one? One never knows what is for the best, does one? online You can use the online dictionary. only We only have a few minutes to make a decision. It’s only four miles to walk. I’ve only just arrived. open The shops usually open at nine o’clock. Shall we open the bottle of mineral water? The door was wide open. opening What are the opening hours? operate The doctor will operate on the patient this morning. operation She’s gone into hospital for an operation. opinion What’s your opinion, John? opportunity I don’t have many opportunities to go abroad. opposite The hotel is opposite the post office. Small’ is the opposite of ’big’. option You have three options. or Do you prefer skiing or snowboarding? orange I bought some oranges. Would you like one? I can’t find my orange sweater. order Put the names in the right order, please. Are you ready to order? in order to She’s learning English in order to get a better job. out of order The lift is out of order. Inventories ordinary Nothing happened. It was an ordinary day. organise/ Who’s organising the meeting? organize She’s always very well-organized. organisation/ organization It’s a non-profit organisation. The organization of the company is very important. origin They are still trying to determine the origin of the letter. original The original plan was better than this one. originally I originally come from the south of the country. other Could you give me the other key, please? Fortunately there were no other cars on the road at the time. each other They like each other very much. otherwise Don’t forget to take your umbrella, otherwise you’ll get wet. ought You ought to have done it sooner. our Our boss has been in a bad mood all day. ours It’s not their money, it’s ours. ourselves We enjoyed ourselves very much. out I got out of the car quickly. Richard is out to lunch. Is this the way out? outdoor Football is an outdoor game. outdoors We spent the whole day outdoors. outside I don’t want to go outside. It’s too cold. We were standing outside the hotel. over There’s a bridge over the river. There were over 200 people in the room. When is the meeting over? overhear If you stand at the door, you can overhear them talking. overheard I overheard them talking about Laura. overlook How did you manage to overlook that exercise? overnight I am not sure whether I will be able to stay overnight. overseas He is from overseas. School Handbook Supplement telc English A2·B1
Inventories overtake If I speed up, I might just overtake the car. overtime I will try to work overtime this week. I need the money. owe He still owes me some money. own Do you own your house or do you pay rent? Were you on your own at the time? owner Who is the owner of the car outside? P pack We still have to pack everything. unpack Have you unpacked your suitcase yet? packet Can you buy a packet of biscuits, please? page Look at the picture on page 12. pain I’ve got a terrible pain in my leg. painful That was a painful experience. paint What colour paint do you want? We painted the kitchen ourselves. painter Vincent Van Gogh was a very famous painter. painting The museum has a lot of modern paintings on show. pair I need a pair of black shoes. pan Put some butter into the pan first. pants Those trousers look really good on you. paper Do you need another piece of paper? paperwork Remember to do the paperwork after you finish seeing that patient. paragraph I have just one more paragraph to write and then I am finished. parcel Could you take this parcel to the post office for me? pardon Pardon? Could you please repeat that? parents The boy’s parents were very angry with him. park It’s very difficult to park one’s car in the city centre. The children like playing in the park. parking No parking here. parliament We had a tour of the Houses of Parliament while we were in London. School Handbook Supplement telc English A2·B1 part I don’t know this part of London very well. That’s part of the problem. part-time She works part-time. particularly That is a particularly difficult question. partner Bring your partner along to the party. We’ve got business partners all over Europe. party Did he invite you to his party? pass I’ve just passed my driving test! Can you pass the salt, please? The hours passed slowly. passenger The passengers were asked to return to their seats. passport I need a new passport. past It’s half past three. We drove past your house. I don’t know what happened in the past. path Just follow the path until you get to the lake. patient She is a patient of Doctor Smith. Just be patient. It takes time to learn a new language. pattern She bought a new skirt. It has a nice flower pattern. pavement Stay on the pavement, Jon! pay Can I pay in cash? paid, paid Who paid for the trip? payment They only accept payment by credit card. peace He’s done a lot for world peace. peaceful I love it here. It’s so peaceful. pear Do you prefer apples or pears? pen Can you lend me your pen? pence It cost sixty pence. pencil I this my pencil or yours? penny It’s supposed to be good luck if you find a penny. pension My pension’s about 75 % of my last salary. people Six hundred people live in this village. pepper Could I have the salt and pepper, please? per cent I got over seventy per cent in the last test. 139
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