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156 these Actually I’ve never visited these places myself. How much do these shoes cost? they Matt and Tom are from England but they live in Italy. thick The coat is really thick. It will be wonderful for the winter. thief They were able to catch the thief in time. thin Is your father ill? He’s got very thin. thing There are a few things that I’d like to dicuss with you. I didn’t hear a thing. Don’t worry about this sort of thing. think Sorry, but I think they just left, Judy. thought, thought I thought that you had already left. think of I was thinking of going to the cinema. Do you want to come? What do you think of our new colleague? thirsty Is there any apple juice left? I’m thirsty. thirteen Many people are superstitious about the number thirteen. thirty He is turning thirty tomorrow. this This suitcase is mine. I don’t think I can make it this morning. Do you want this one or that one? those Your new jacket goes well with those trousers. though It was quite funny, though. You look as though you’ve been on holiday. even though I’d still like to go for a walk, even though it’s raining. thousand He won a thousand dollars in the lottery. threat Wildfires are always a threat in hot, dry areas. threaten The man threatened her with a knife. three They have three beautiful children. thrill Rollercoasters always give me a thrill. throat I’ve got a sore throat. through I went through the door into the garden. throw Throw me the ball! threw, thrown He threw the rock into the river. Inventories throw away Can I throw these papers away? thumb Stop sucking your thumb! You aren’t a baby anymore. thunder Suddenly there was the sound of thunder. thunderstorm Did you hear the thunderstorm last night? Thursday They are having a lunch meeting on Thursday to discuss the project. tick Please tick the correct answer. ticket Do you have your passport and tickets? tidy I wish I could keep my desk tidy. untidy My children are so untidy. They never clean their rooms. tie I like your new tie! tight These trousers are much too tight. tights She had to buy a new pair of tights. till Let’s wait till he comes home. until Walk down the road until you come to the bridge. I worked until six o’clock. time What time did she go to sleep? That was a long time ago. Was that the first time? He does that all the time. At that time they didn’t have computers, of course. We go there from time to time, but not really all that often. Have a good time! in time Thanks to you, we arrived at the airport in time for our flight. on time The workshop started on time. timetable Have you got a copy of the bus timetable? tin I bought a tin of chopped tomatoes. tip Did you give the waiter a tip? tire/tyre My car has a flat tire. I need to buy some new tyres for my car. tired Why don’t you go to bed if you’re so tired? I’m tired of hearing the same old story. tissue Do you have any tissues? I need to blow my nose. School Handbook Supplement telc English A2·B1
Inventories title What’s the title of the book you’re reading? to How do I get to Kensington Road? Why don’t you go to bed if you’re tired? The course runs from Monday to Friday. Explain it to me now, please. It’s about a quarter to seven. I’m here to help you. Are you ready to order? I was the first to leave. toast Do you want one piece of toast or two? toaster We should get a new toaster. This one always burns the bread. today What are you doing today? toe He broke his toe playing football. together They’ve been living together for a long time. Do you want to get together on Saturday? toilet Where are the toilets? tolerate It’s very hot this summer. I can barely tolerate the heat. tomato Do you like tomato soup? tomatoes Can I have a pound of those tomatoes, please? tomorrow I’ll call you tomorrow. He’s coming back the day after tomorrow. tone I didn’t like his tone of voice. tongue He bit his tongue this morning. tonight What are you doing tonight? too I can speak Spanish, too. The car’s too expensive, we’re going to sell it next month. tool Where are the gardening tools? tooth My tooth hurts. teeth Do you brush your teeth after every meal? toothache I’ve got terrible toothache. toothbrush Don’t forget to pack your toothbrush! toothpaste You can buy toothpaste at the chemist’s. top Go back to the top of the page. School Handbook Supplement telc English A2·B1 topic The weather’s a favourite topic in England. total The total comes to fifty-five pounds. touch Please don’t touch the stove! It’s very hot! Keep in touch. Are you still in touch with Richard? tough The beef was very tough. You couldn’t eat it. That’s a tough question. tour How much are the sightseeing tours? tourist We went to the tourist information office to find a suitable hotel. towards/toward If you walk towards the trees in the park, you will see the lake. I’m going to be in this area again towards the end of the year. towel I had to ask reception to bring clean towels. tower We can see a tower on the horizon. town Plymouth is a fairly large town. If I were you, I wouldn’t drive into town. I’d take the bus. We’re eight miles outside of town. toy Michael received a lot of toys for his birthday. track The police can use credit cards to track the movements of criminals. tractor Bob had to buy another tractor for his farm. trade Trade was very bad last year. The book trade would actually interest me very much. tradition I wish we would keep more of the old traditions. traditional They are playing traditional Irish music at the pub tonight. traffic There’s a lot of traffic on the road today. traffic lights When you get to the traffic lights, turn right. tragedy There has been more than one tragedy in her family this year. tragic They were involved in a tragic incident. One person died. trail This park has lots of really nice hiking trails. trailer Have you seen the trailer for that director’s latest film? 157
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