Total English Wordlist Pre-intermediate UNIT 1 - 24 hours catch a bus do exercise favourite go clubbing least favourite Lesson 1.1 art gallery beach holidays can´t stand couch potato crossword puzzle culture vulture fun to be with I don´t mind. join the party lunch break magazine not very keen on… party animal Lesson 1.2 about fall asleep hardly ever have a liein have a nap immediately sometimes waste of time Lesson 1.3 customer department store evening class fire brigade jewellery light bulb probably shop assistant spend time/money these days Communication ability classmate notebook pronunciation radio station Review and practice alarm clock text message Tapescripts actually customer survey engagement ring upstairs UNIT 2 - Music Lead-in be really into (s.thing) classical compilation download music from the Internet favourite band lead singer read music Lesson 2.1 according to after that (three years) ago biography complete in the early 90s in the late 80s in the mid 70s last week (three years) later practise pronunciation real(ly) save up some money sentence Lesson 2.2 actually appropriate concentrate dictionary energetic / energy (an) expert on get (good / bad) results imaginative / imagination incredible intelligent / intelligence (be) keen on somebody kind(s) of mark / grade musical instrument necessary pain(killer) paragraph respond (to) stress / stressed thoughtful tired / tiredness Lesson 2.3 achievement amount (of) competition contract documentary experience experienced learn to speak another language make a speech pass an exam with distinction (in) public push somebody question start one's own company win a prize for write an article / a book Communication amazing argue (with) argument attention decision except (for) go clubbing industry It has worked out. maturity probably remember sack someone supportive talented terrible unbelievable Practice already atmosphere availability award (Film, Musik)Preis celebrate delicious exchange graduate (from) orchestra Tapescript agree (with) by chance entrance (record) label piece of music relaxing remind somebody of successful UNIT 3 - Taste Lead-in celebrity cook for oneself give (something) up lose weight mineral water vegetarian Lesson 3.1 above all approach catch a bus / train part-time job previous recently topclass chef (a) TV series unemployed Lesson 3.2 apologise for champagne chocolate ice cream penknife spaghetti The film's about The film's set in vegetable Lesson 3.3 appearance customer depend on disgusting horrible I'm afraid location mouthwatering researcher residential home for the elder/'rez@denS@l 'h@Um f@ Di "eld@li/ smell tasteless Communication bowl main course Practice earn (the) instructions particular saucepan (a) takeaway pizza Tapescript advertise Don't be silly. meatball (a) waste of time UNIT 4 - Survival Lead-in ability (abilities) achieve (one's goal) (sein Ziel) erreichen (be) afraid of challenge control one's fear deal with depend (on) frightened loneliness physical / mental strength succeed (in) Lesson 4.1 ambitious communicate confident determined difference football pitch generous go to extremes hold your breath impossible marathon powerful redefine reliable Lesson 4.2 bad, worse, worst chief instructor cope with dangerous department store discount good, better, best survival survive in the wilderness take place valuable Lesson 4.3 application form auxiliary Can you tell me ? changeable Do you know if free time (be) good at English major cities make a complaint (on) offer politeness proper English food (market) research (be) spoilt for choice (1st class) stamps usual(ly) Communication (ask for) advice interrupt pretend to do something Practice accommodation contestant enjoyable identify independence local call (all) meals provided sense of humour survivor (the) tube vacation Tapescript bill condition discover environment opportunity unexpected wellknown UNIT 5 - Stages Lead-in adult earn a good salary get a place of your own get engaged / married have children learn to drive look after someone (be) middleaged (be) old / elderly pensioner rebel against teenager university Lesson 5.1 afford annoying describe disagree (with) do (physical) exercise election give one's opinion housework (an) only child put on weight (a) spare bedroom take care of Lesson 5.2 a few times accounts manager Caribbean colleague especially for / since get in touch (with someone) get on well (with someone) go out (with someone) know each other lose touch (with) (family) member old school friend register (with) relationship Lesson 5.3 (on) average do a lot of sport eat healthily go to bed very late heavy smoker hold the record for I used to play the piano. junk food lifespan lifestyle likes and dislikes be mentally active (be) overweight population statement think positively Communication beard (year / place of) birth marital status (do) military service optional sculpture secondary school (un)fortunately Tapescript age box office discipline in my opinion protect somebody from somet/pr@"tekt 'sömb@di fr@m 'sömTIÎ/ science scientist UNIT 6 - Places Lead-in Australia, Australian Brazil, Brazilian Britain, British Canada, Canadian (the) capital of China, Chinese continent Egypt, Egyptian France, French Germany, German Italy, Italian Japan, Japanese Kenya, Kenyan landscape Mexico, Mexican nationality natural beauty Poland, Polish Portugal, Portugese (the) remains of (be) situated in Spain, Spanish the United States, American /D@ jU'naItId "steIts, @"merIk@n/ tourist destination Lesson 6.1 advert(isement) because of fashionable holidaymaker immediately increase mountain national symbol New Zealand nightmare prediction Lesson 6.2 answerphone dishwasher DVD player explanation frontier hairdryer mobile (phone) old-fashioned spend (money) too much / many vacuum cleaner washing machine Lesson 6.3 charity compare to connected flowerpot get rid of harvest the fruit I look like my father. inspired by plant seeds satisfaction spend (time) surround Communication castle convince (geographical) features Practice carry interest Switzerland Tapescript bored care about complain get to know someone (be) involved in scuba diving UNIT 7 - Body Lead-in ankle personality stress, stressed Lesson 7.1 although attractive beautiful goodlooking handsome I feel sick. in the eyes of medium height muscular unattractive worry about Lesson 7.2 artistic consider hardworking organised reserved sensitive straight unreliable Lesson 7.3 acupuncture backache (a) broken arm or leg cotton wool food poisoning forehead give advice (a) headache (a) high temperature homoeopathy I don't get it. in order to mattress (a) pain in one's chest (a) sore throat stomachache take an aspirin That's quite funny. That's really funny! toothache treatment Communication alert apart from have a bath manage to do something (under) pressure Practice advantage horoscope sprained Tapescript disorganised UNIT 8 - Speed Lead-in amber be able to do something be in a hurry connection fastestselling motorway (arrive) on time rush hour slow down speed camera speed limit Lesson 8.1 cause continue currently deteriorate get better get worse instead of It has changed dramatically. /It h@z 'tSeIndZd dr@"m{tIkli/ It has changed steadily. It has changed slightly. quantity Lesson 8.2 architect ask someone out (a) couple get divorced get over (someone) grow apart minimum time put up with something split up (with someone) Lesson 8.3 commit a crime in progress incident precisely space mission Communication ground separate(ly) Practice air pollution catch up with one's work economics enter a country get behind with one's work have a shower ingredient Tapescript coincidence percentage UNIT 9 - Work Lead-in apply for a job CV (curriculum vitae) fashion designer firefighter get promoted have an interview prepare a CV resign (one's job) run one's own company sales rep. (sales representativ /"seIlz rep, repr@'zent@tIv/ take a job work long hours Lesson 9.1 Fill out the form, please. afterwards do research Dress smartly. employee employer enthusiasm feel embarrassed hesitant interview interviewee interviewer maintain make an impression managing director Pleased to meet you. qualifications receptionist secretary Lesson 9.2 do business do homework do nothing do one's best do someone a favour entrepreneur make a decision make a mistake make an appointment make an effort make money make progress She could sing quite well. Lesson 9.3 arrest break in(to) conclusion Crime doesn't pay. criminal feel sorry for someone innocent police officer prison sentence punishment security send someone to jail showroom spotless Communication benefit essential feel valued Keep calm. negotiate with someone negotiation pay increase reasonable supervise Reference I can't cook at all. Practice burglar burglary burgle a house crossword mug someone murder someone murderer pick someone's pocket pickpocket politician rob a bank shoplifter take a photo Tapescript It's none of your business. mug someone (get) stuck in traffic UNIT 10 - Wildlife Lead-in after all be part of elephant Lesson 10.1 a number of argument by chance come across discover eyesight feel close to sb have in common influence look up to sb occasionally recently take care of twin brothers Lesson 10.2 actually agree/disagree definitely environment extinction face-to-face locked up pay increase scientific research successful well-known wildlife Lesson 10.3 advertisement cartoon character consist of depend on intelligence test public transport snooker ball Communication abuse animal inspector around the clock campaign captivity chemical climate change credit card debit card distress donation environmental issues get involved in the wild investigate prosecute Review and practice iron publishing Tapescripts abroad generous incredibly opportunity separate snooker table Unit 11 - Travel Lead-in bus get into or out of a car / taxi /get 'IntU Or 'aUt @v @ "kA/"t{ksi/ get off a bus / train / plane
/get 'Áf @ "bös/"treIn/"pleIn/
Bus / Zug / Flugzeug steigen get on / off a bicycle get on a bus / train / plane
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get out of a car / taxi go by car / bus / train / taxi / b/'g@U baI "kA/"bös/"treIn/"t{ksi/"baIsIk@l/ go by plane miss a train / bus / plane motorbike ride a bicycle take a train / bus transport Lesson 11.1 annoy beach holidays book early bump into someone camping holidays drive someone crazy exhausted get a lastminute deal go abroad go selfcatering go sightseeing I can't stand it. keep a record knowledge neighbour opposite pack (one's suitcase) rent a car skiing holidays stay in hotels sunbathe on the beach travel companion travel diary use local transport Lesson 11.2 alcohol associate with available bow (to someone) (a) bunch of flowers formal / informal generalisation generally give a present or gift greeting (a) handshake kiss (someone) say goodbye (to someone) shake hands (with someone) /'SeIk "h{ndz wID 'sömw@n/ significance tend to do something traveller unlucky number wave (to someone) worldwide Lesson 11.3 break building childhood countryside dream job drum / drums puncture Communication address brush one's teeth (piece of) luggage passenger single or return Practice brackets departure lounge disaster keep doing something (give someone a) lift questionnaire recognise suitable Tapescript need to do something (a real) shame You are (probably) right. Unit 12 - Money Lead-in cost withdraw Lesson 12.1 area contraction envelope get a pension government hand in(to) honest / dishonest imaginary introduce leave a tip newsagent pay in cash pay interest rates of interest Lesson 12.2 admission do well / badly fail an exam professor revision take / retake an exam Lesson 12.3 appeal belong to have something in common It's worth $1 million. official play (for / with) (break / beat a) record regularly (the) stand take someone to court (un)fortunately Communication basically Take turns. thank someone for doing som /'T{Îk sömw@n f@ "duIÎ 'sömTIÎ/ Practice attend bank account junior school Tapescript bribery controversial delighted with The scheme seems to work.
Investigation of Pharmaceutical Stability Using Dynamic Vapor Sorption Analysis Robert L. Hassel, Ph.D. and Nathan D. Hesse, Ph.D. TA Instruments, 109 Lukens Drive, New Castle DE 19720, USA INTRODUCTION A variety of analytical techniques including differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) and thermogravimetric analysis (TGA) are commonly used to screen prospective pharmaceutica
Original Research Paper Validity of the Multidimensional Ethics Scale for a Sample of Thai Physicians D.C. Malloy1 ,2, P. R. Sevigny 3, T. Hadjistavropoulos 2, 3, Paholpak, S.4, Abstract Research in ethical decision-making has received considerable attention in the realm of the business community in the last three decades due in part to numerous high profile scandals