Nouns: Relationship, Citizen, Chocoholic, Hip Hop, Fan, Community, Choir, Supporter
Phrase Of The Week: Fall Off: ‘A button had fallen off her jacket.’
Phrasal Verbs: Keen On, Believe In, Go Round, Break Up, Come Round, Get Along, Turn On, Hang Up
Adjectives: Confident, Creative, Easy-going, Hard-working, Nervous, Sociable, Local, Closest, Positive, Senior, Responsible, Warm, Similar, Attractive
Grammar: present simple and present continuous

Nouns: star sign, blood type, social media, profile, pocket money, dream, impression, editor
Phrase of the week: draw the line: ‘I don’t mind helping you, but I draw the line at telling lies.’
Phrasal verbs: call back, carry on, switch off, give up, take out, go for, stay over, pick up,
Verbs: share, realise, impress compare, present, party, succeed, care, post, mention, worry, trust, smile, promise
Grammar: adverbs of frequency, time phrases

Nouns: vegan, enthusiast, sky diving, identity, laugh, comment, effect, career
Phrase of the week: in advance: ‘I should warn you in advance that I’m not a very good dancer.’
Phrasal verbs: send off, clean up, hang out, carry out, throw out, look forward to, get across, pass on
Adjectives: open, conscientious, extroverted, anxious, agreeable, ambitious, cheerful, curious, generous, honest, organise, punctual, reliable, sensitive, shy, strange
Grammar: past simple and past continuous

Nouns: employer, search engine, expert, user name, site, biography, decision, attention
Phrase of the week: pay attention: ‘I’m sorry, I wasn’t paying attention to what you were saying.’
Phrasal verbs: sign up, dress up, take after, help out, give back, give away, set off, set up
Verbs: chat, belong, prefer, spend time, publish, exist, volunteer, upload, discuss, dislike, survive, pick, share, melt, follow, advertise
Grammar: -ing form

Nouns: truth, teens, height, looks, size, personality, interest, podcast
Phrase of the week: in spite of: ‘We went out in spite of the rain.’
Phrasal verbs: end up, turn into, catch up, send back, head up, join in, take part in, break down
Adjectives: successful, ordered, embarrassed, middle-aged, overweight, bald, dressed, medium, well-built, good-looking, amazed, finished, personal, humid, huge, full-time
Grammar: will for predictions, offers and immediate decisions; going to for plans; present continuous for arrangements; present simple for scheduled events

Nouns: product, opinion, tip, programmer, degree, university, superhero, character
Phrase of the week: for a change: ‘let’s go to the Moroccan restaurant for a change.’
Phrasal verbs: come up, hand in, try on, get on well with, spit out, deal with, look after,
Verbs: create, heat, refuse, burn, connect, pronounce, focus on, design, avoid, recommend, beat, organise, fix, support, treat, throw
Grammar: modal verbs for advice and suggestions

Nouns: charity, muscle, psychology, mess, fact, network, period, history
Phrase of the week: break the bank: “A new hard drive doesn’t have to break the bank”
Verbs: unfriend, advise, mind, expect, celebrate, annoy, continue, remove
Adjectives: neat, perfect, strong, half-closed, popular, hot, spicy, mild, salty, sour, sweet, sweet-and-sour, raw, particular, takeaway, prepared
Grammar: present perfect

Nouns: selfie, issue, double chin, foodie, fast food, herb, dish, ingredient
Phrase of the week: in return: `What does he expect in return for his help?`
Verbs: queue, face, announce, lie, rise, save, suggest, afford
Adjectives: vegetarian, frozen, fizzy, typical, traditional, homemade, amazing, low, international, gorgeous, colourful, incredible, useless, dull, acceptable, delicious
Grammar: past simple vs present perfect

Nouns: sorrel, salsa, nacho chip, baklava, dough, nut, health, benefit
Phrase of the week: mad about: ‘I look going to zoos because I’m mad about animals
Verbs: regret, behave, sound, communicate, appear, receive, accept, reject
Adjectives: unusual, unfair, worrying, professional, wonderful, tasteless, satisfying, memorable, tidy, serious, rude, unpleasant, negative, impolite, recent, smelly
Grammar: zero, first and second conditionals

Nouns: oil, region, mealtime, culture, soybean, colleague, chopstick, heater
Phrase of the week: be into: `dave’s really into music.`
Verbs: join, cancel, crash, react, encourage, test, stick, record,
Adjectives: amused, annoyed, disgusted, excited, disappointed, concerned, wavy, plain, allergic, fortunate, old-fashioned, disrespectful, alone, stupid, basic, talented
Grammar: unless, in case, if I were you

Nouns: habit, recipe, technique, blog, faq, real-life, pharmacy, equipment
Phrase of the week: in fact: ‘I know the artist well. In fact, I had dinner with him last week’.
Verbs: wander, discover, bury, translate, examine, remind, repair, pack
Adjectives: loose, historic, lively, ancient, percent, ordinary, awful, urgent, tiny, underground, main, valuable, stable, spare, unwanted, suitable
Grammar: the passive: present simple and past simple

Nouns: motor, hairspray, spoonful, shoe polish, barbecue, rule, advert, item,
Phrase of the week: at least: `it will take you at least 20 minutes to get there.’
Verbs: wander, discover, bury, translate, examine, remind, repair, pack
Adjectives: loose, historic, lively, ancient, percent, ordinary, awful, urgent, tiny, underground, main, valuable, stable, spare, unwanted, suitable
Grammar: have/get something done

Nouns: patience, cookbook, practice, variety, option, method, skill, handful
Phrase of the week: in case: ‘He’s too young to come and in any case I want him to spend the time with Mum’.
Verbs: allow, offer, relax, sew, swap, fold, require, frame
Adjectives: striped, experienced, enormous, annoying, ugly, scary, frightened, wise, enthusiastic, social, academic, onward, respected, accompanied, up-to-date, rewarding
Grammar:defining relative clauses

Nouns: entertainment, use-by date, vlogger, website, ages, explanation, speciality, tin opener
Phrase of the week: at all: ‘they’ve done nothing at all to try and put the problem right.’
Verbs: demand, develop, expand, gain, permit, register, notice, fear
Adjectives: mean, certain, broad, confused, grateful, challenging, failed, complex, strict, calm, lucky, intelligent, all-round, drinkable, lazy, fully-qualified
Grammar: modals of obligation, prohibition and necessity

Nouns: stranger, result, society, lasagne, shape, service, behaviour, length
Phrase of the week: in charge: ‘who’s in charge here?’
Verbs: approve, interrupt, revise, concentrate, attend, invent, solve, turn
Adjectives: cool, comfortable, familiar, fond, known, stressed out, natural, attracted, outdoor, rainy, living, skilled, essential, appropriate, available, latest
Grammar: reported speech

Nouns: content, action, solution, guy, background, bunch, arrival, owner
Phrase of the week: on sale: ‘a wide range of postcards and other souvenirs are on sale in the visitors’ centre.’
Verbs: graduate, criticise, achieve, admire, warn, panic, grill, hitchhike
Adjectives: native, influential, slim, smooth, stuck, questioning, philosophical, brief, annual, depressing, fascinated, frightening, limited, willing, major, keen
Grammar: indirect questions

Nouns: dirt, volume, meaning, mother-in-law, parents-in-law, challenge, fiancé, hit
Phrase of the week: change your mind: ‘i’ve changed my mind about leaving school.’
Verbs: scream, serve, consider, compete, switch, freeze, disappear, float
Adjectives: complete, artistic, formal, considerable, technological, literate, problem-solving, self-confident, irregular, impatient, unlocked, grilled, complicated, valued, thoughtful, second-hand
Grammar: past perfect

Nouns: manners, respect, wedding, tradition, plan, load, bullying, technology
Phrase of the week: get rid of: ‘i got rid of those old toys.’
Verbs: shoot, wish, involve, flow, prevent, reach, cope, select
Adjectives: total, emotional, alive, populated, common, polite, efficient, one-way, tropical, self-service, handmade, built-up, opposing, lined, underwater, qualified
Grammar: used to

Nouns: public transport, business, signal, location, customer, sign, couple, opportunity
Phrase of the week: in common: ‘The two towns have many things in common.’
Verbs: apply, cover, quote, limit yourself, complain, silence, manage, earn
Adjectives: playful, flexible, extreme, adventurous, passionate, self-disciplined, focused, demanding, hydrated, unreal, shallow, sensible, planned, attached, genetic, fabulous

Nouns: referee, homeless, access, hunger, pollution, education, generation, programme
Phrase of the week: work your way: ‘He had worked his way up to head of department.’
Verbs: reduce, deserve, reheat, request, depart, repeat, refer, rebuild
Adjectives: cute, forecast, dreamy, checked, stir-fried, labelled, industrial, horrible, fatty, unclear, fascinating, new-born, loving, terrific, awesome, muscly

Nouns: Relationship, Citizen, Chocoholic, Hip Hop, Fan, Community, Choir, Supporter
Phrase Of The Week: Fall Off: ‘A button had fallen off her jacket.’
Phrasal Verbs: Keen On, Believe In, Go Round, Break Up, Come Round, Get Along, Turn On, Hang Up
Adjectives: Confident, Creative, Easy-going, Hard-working, Nervous, Sociable, Local, Closest, Positive, Senior, Responsible, Warm, Similar, Attractive

Nouns: childhood, bookmark, population, growth, fresh air, facilities, climate, experience
Phrase of the week: in the meantime: ‘The doctor will be here soon. In the meantime, try and relax.’
Verbs: spray, cough, hunt, deliver, carry, purchase, welcome, argue
Adjectives: usually, normally, frequently, occasionally, apparently, hungrily, eventually, suddenly, particularly, badly, lately, instead, terribly, anyway, absolutely, incredibly

Nouns: services, suburb, lifestyle, environment, sand, rubbish dump, literature, decade
Phrase of the week: on average: ’On average, men still earn more than women’.
Verbs: measure, respond, train, lift, strengthen, lose weight, get fit, ring
Adjectives: totally, clearly, finally, mostly, worth, slightly, naturally, obviously, definitely, generally, basically, rarely, originally, surprisingly, ahead, overnight

Nouns: hairstyle, article, event, stress, loved one, ice skating, rink, mall
Phrase of the week: supposed to: ‘You’re not supposed to smoke in here’
Verbs: press, cause, recognise, touch, bump, apologise, break out, scare
Adjectives: gently, constantly, digitally, correctly, physically, mentally widely, nowadays, downhill, angrilly, otherwise, firstly, secondly, directly, alongside

Nouns: decoration, treasure, need, planner, biologist, subway, banker, safe, wheelchair, rate, past, vehicle, economy, resource, individual, appl
Phrase of the week: make a fool of: ‘I suddenly realised that I was being made a fool of.’
Verbs: sigh, dig, locate, tear, fancy, beat, upgrade

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