unit 1 welcome · unit 4 my day . to get up . patricia gets up at half past six. aufstehen . in the...

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Vocabulary Prime Time 1

Words in green: basic vocabulary

Unit 1 Welcome

1 to listen Listen to the song. etw. anhören, jmdm. zuhören sister Ellie is my sister. Schwester (die) brother My brother is a football fan. Bruder (der) friend Ali and Lisa are my friends. Freund (der), Freundin (die) father My father is from Britain. Vater (der) mother My mother is a teacher. Mutter (die) village We live in a village. Dorf (das) Let’s go! Let’s go to the zoo! Gehen wir! can’t I can’t open the gate. nicht können

My English 2 to look Look, I’ve got a new mountain bike. schauen, sehen

to know I know many English words. kennen, wissen 4 can do I can sing English songs. tun können

to write Write down the new words. schreiben to talk to sb. I can talk to my Canadian friend. mit jmdm. sprechen to cook I can cook spaghetti. kochen, zubereiten to play Do you play video games every day? spielen to watch a video We often watch videos at school. ein Video ansehen to read Let’s read a story. We like to read. lesen chair There are ten chairs in this room. Sessel (der) pencil There are three pencils in my schoolbag. Bleistift (der) orange Can you buy a pound of oranges for me? Orange (die)

This is me


5 This is me. Look at the photo. This is me. Das bin ich. What’s your name? Wie heißt du? pupil There are 23 pupils in my class. Schüler (der), Schülerin (die) to start We can start now. beginnen How …? How old are you? Wie …? old My bag is so old. I want a new bag. alt Where are you from? Woher kommst du?

In class to take out Take out your books! herausnehmen to open sth. Open your books! etw. öffnen, aufmachen window Close the window, please. Fenster (das) to come to sth. Come to the window. zu etw. hinkommen board Write it on the board. Tafel (die) to close sth. Close the window, please. etw. schließen, zumachen door Open the door! Tür (die) to say Please do what I say now. sagen to stand up Stand up, please! aufstehen to take sth. Take the English book. etw. nehmen to sit down Sit down, please! sich hinsetzen to put away sth. Put away your mobile phone. etw. wegräumen

Show what you can do! See you later! See you later, Dad! Bis später! help Help! I can’t do this. Hilfe (die)

Unit 2 My school is cool

desk There are three desks. Schreibtisch (der) eraser I’ve got two orange erasers. Radiergummi (der) turquoise I like the colour turquoise. türkis

My schoolbag


2 schoolbag My schoolbag is green and orange. Schultasche (die) box of crayons There’s a box of crayons on my desk. Schachtel (die) mit

Wachsmalkreiden glue stick This is my new glue stick. Klebestift (der) pair of scissors I’ve got a purple pair of scissors. Schere (die) pen There are eight red pens. Füllfeder (die) ruler There are three green rulers. Lineal (das) to hear Listen! Can you hear the music? hören

3 children Listen to the children! Kinder (die) How are you? How are you today? Wie geht es dir? great That’s great! großartig colour My favourite colour is blue. Farbe (die) pencil case My pencil case is black. Federpennal (das) purple My new bag is purple and pink. violet, lila

My classroom where Where is Billy? – He’s at school. wo bin There is a schoolbag in the bin. Abfalleimer (der) bookshelf The globe is on the bookshelf. Bücherregal (das) cupboard The kids are on the cupboard. Schrank (der) to love I love chocolate ice cream. lieben

My school gym In our gym we do sports. Turnsaal (der) cafeteria Let’s go to the cafeteria. Cafeteria (die) library In the library there are books. Bibliothek (die) hungry I am very hungry. hungrig to eat It is nice to eat ice cream in summer. essen to run Scottie runs after the ball. laufen floor The floor in our classroom is brown. Fußboden (der) wall There are lots of posters on the wall. Wand (die)


big This is a big cake! groß crisps My mum does not like crisps. Kartoffelchips (die) cheese I don’t like cheese for breakfast. Käse (der)

Show what you can do! exercise book You need an exercise book to write in. Schreibheft (das)

Unit 3 My family and my friends

1 family My family is Mum, Dad and my brother. Familie (die) to want I want to be a superstar. wollen happy I’m so happy to be here. glücklich uncle My mum’s or dad’s brother is my uncle. Onkel (der)

The Happy Family Show to have got I have got a big family haben

4 aunt My mum’s or dad’s sister is my aunt. Tante (die) cousin My aunt’s or uncle’s child is my cousin. Cousin (der), Cousine (die) classmate Ask two classmates about their hobbies. Mitschüler (der), Mitschülerin

(die) pet Our pet is a dog and its name is “Bob”. Haustier (das)

Family tree parents Mum and Dad are my parents. Eltern (die) husband My dad is Frederica’s husband. Ehemann (der) wife Frederica is my dad’s wife. Ehefrau (die) daughter Melanie is her mum and dad’s daughter. Tochter (die) son Larry is Mr and Mrs Kelly’s son. Sohn (der) grandparents I have very old grandparents. Großeltern (die) grandson My brother is my grandparents’ grandson. Enkel (der) granddaughter My sister is my grandparents’ granddaughter. Enkelin (die)

8 to think I don’t think this is okay. (nach)denken


grandmother My mum’s mother is my grandmother. Großmutter (die) grandfather My dad’s father is my grandfather. Großvater (der) married My mum and dad are not married. verheiratet

My best friend game I like playing games with my friends. Spiel (das)

10 mistake Find the mistake in the picture. Fehler (der) sausage A frankfurter is a sausage. Würstel (das) to look for sth. I can’t find my pen. – Let’s look for it! etw. suchen always I always go to school. immer to fight Some cats often fight with dogs. kämpfen, raufen everyone Everyone was there, even her granny. alle to jump up When you shout, he jumps up and runs. aufspringen bedroom We sleep in our bedrooms. Schlafzimmer (das) to hide Cindy hides in a box so I can’t find her. sich verstecken to feel Steve feels something soft. fühlen alone Scottie isn’t alone under the bed. allein bed My pet always sleeps in my bed. Bett (das) kitten A kitten is a baby cat. Katzenjunges (das) together We all have breakfast together. zusammen, gemeinsam to laugh I laugh when something is very funny. lachen

Show what you can do! to remember I cannot remember her name. sich erinnern (an), sich merken

Unit 4 My day

to get up Patricia gets up at half past six. aufstehen in the morning In the morning I eat breakfast. am Morgen, morgens, in der

Früh (a) quarter to … She goes to school at a quarter to eight. Viertel vor …, dreiviertel … (Angabe der nächsten Stunde) o’clock She has dinner at five o’clock. (punkt) … Uhr


to do homework I do my homework in the afternoon. Hausaufgaben machen from … to Football practice is from two to four. von … bis in the afternoon She plays with friends in the afternoon. am Nachmittag, nachmittags half past … She gets up at half past six. halb … (Angabe der nächsten

Stunde) in the evening In the evening I have a shower. am Abend, abends to go to bed She goes to bed at ten o’clock. schlafen gehen at night At night I sleep in my bed. in der Nacht, nachts

2 at lunchtime At lunchtime I have a snack. zur Mittagszeit, mittags at midnight At midnight our cat likes to go out. um Mitternacht sometimes We sometimes eat in restaurants. manchmal to have/take a shower I take a shower every day. sich duschen to wake up I wake up and stay in bed for a bit. aufwachen

Time, time, time 3 What time is it? What’s the

time? Wie spät ist es?

watch This is my new watch. Armbanduhr (die) ready Are you ready? bereit Hurry up! Hurry up! You’re late. Beeil dich! to be late You’re late again. zu spät kommen (a) quarter past … He has lunch at a quarter past twelve. Viertel nach … (Angabe der

vorigen Stunde) to stay Don’t get up, stay in bed today. bleiben minute Just a minute! Minute (die) hour I can come to you in an hour. Stunde (die) clock I’ve got a clock in my room. Wanduhr (die)

5 What time …? What time do you get up? Um wie viel Uhr …? Wann …? to listen to music She listens to music for 30 minutes. Musik hören to be at school I am at school all day. zur Schule gehen, in der Schule

sein to eat/have lunch We always eat lunch at home. zu Mittag essen


The things we usually do never In the morning she never goes out. nie, niemals bathroom Our bathroom is very big. Badezimmer (das) often Mary often sleeps till 10 a.m. oft to go for a walk Dogs should go for a walk twice a day. einen Spaziergang machen usually I usually come home at four. normalerweise to show Can you show me your homework? (her)zeigen How often …? How often do you watch TV? Every day? Wie oft…? because She doesn’t go to school because her parents

teach her. weil

to meet sb. She never meets friends. jmdn. treffen small You can have a small ice cream, okay? klein

8 by bike (bus, car, train) I don’t go to school by bike. mit dem Fahrrad (Bus, Auto, Zug)

to watch TV I often watch TV in the afternoon. fernsehen before I read a book before I go to bed. vor, vorher

Hooray – it’s the weekend! to visit On Sundays I always visit my granny. besuchen to wash My sister washes her hair every morning. waschen to go to sleep She goes to sleep at half past nine. einschlafen

Unit 5 Shopping

a carton of milk Please get a carton of milk at the shop. eine Milchpackung a bar of chocolate A bar of chocolate is a nice present. eine Tafel Schokolade computer game I don’t like computer games. Computerspiel (das) lolly (pl. lollies) Lollies are not good for your teeth. Lutscher (der) muffin I like chocolate muffins, they are so sweet. Muffin (das) strawberry (pl. strawberries) Strawberry cake is my favourite. Erdbeere (die)

sweets Kids often get sweets for their birthday. Süßigkeiten (die) bread For breakfast she has bread and butter. Brot (das)


cake She loves chocolate cake for her birthday. Kuchen (der), Torte (die) fruit You can buy oranges in the fruit section. Obst (das) vegetables Vegetables like carrots are good for you. Gemüse (das)

In a corner shop

bottle I always take a bottle of water to school. Flasche (die) a pound of In the bag there is a pound of apples. ein Pfund … (ca. ½ kg) Can I help you? Can I help you? – Yes, please. I need … Kann ich helfen? … each The batteries are 50 pence each. … pro Stück … a pound / a kilo Cherries are 2.50 a pound. … pro Pfund / pro Kilo Anything else? Anything else? – No, thank you. Noch etwas? Here you are. A doughnut, please. – Here you are. Hier, bitte. How much is/are … ? How much are the strawberries? Wie viel kostet … ? Thanks very much. Vielen Dank. price The price is very high. Kaufpreis (der) lemonade Rebecca has lemonade for breakfast. Yuk. Limonade (die)

In a supermarket

shopping list I can make a shopping list for our party. Einkaufsliste (die) sugar I put a lot of sugar in my tea. Zucker (der) pack Please get me a pack of chewing gum. Packung (die) a tin of Many people have a tin of beans for lunch. eine Dose … soup I know how to make tomato soup. Suppe (die) to bring sb./sth. Bring all your friends to the party. jmdn./etw. (mit)bringen to forget Some kids always forget their books. vergessen cherry (pl. cherries) Cherries are nice and very good for you. Kirsche (die) Excuse me … Excuse me, where are the soft drinks? Entschuldigung … You’re welcome. Bitte schön. over there The boy over there is my brother. dort drüben

A farewell party for Clara

What about …? What about this T-shirt? Was ist mit …?


expensive The book is really expensive, it costs ¤ 99. teuer pocket money How much pocket money do you get? Taschengeld (das) to cost This book costs nine pounds ninety-nine. kosten present Was it a present or did you buy it yourself? Geschenk (das) the same They’ve got the same T-shirt. das gleiche to cry I’m really sorry. Please don’t cry anymore. weinen funny I like her, she is so funny. lustig, komisch

Show what you can do!

to go shopping I have to go shopping for my mum. einkaufen gehen (quite) a lot He talks quite a lot. He never stops. (ziemlich) viel

Unit 6 Fun with games

dice (pl. dice) For many games you roll a dice to move. Würfel (der) game piece You get 8 game pieces at the beginning. Spielstein (der), Spielfigur (die) board game Chess is a very old board game. Brettspiel (das) card game Let’s play this card game, it’s quite easy. Kartenspiel (das) quiz game Do you like quiz games? Rätselspiel (das) to win It is always nice to win a game. gewinnen to draw a card Draw a card from your partner. eine Karte ziehen to move sth. Now move the red game piece. etw. bewegen to roll a dice The person who starts rolls a dice first. würfeln to lose Nobody wants to lose a game. verlieren to count Now you can count from 1–99. zählen

My games 3 chess Chess is one of the oldest board games. Schachspiel (das)

crossword puzzle Crossword puzzles can be hard to solve. Kreuzworträtsel (das) rule The rules are not really difficult. (Spiel-)Regel (die) to turn over Turn the card over to see the picture. umdrehen, aufdecken

4 once a (week/month/year) I only see her once a week. einmal pro (Woche/Monat/Jahr)


5 it takes me one hour It takes me one hour to get to school. ich brauche eine Stunde dafür to finish I want to finish the game before I go. zu Ende bringen solution Find the solution at the end of the book. Lösung (die)

Quiz games 6 to guess Can you guess my name? erraten; raten

different Let’s do a different exercise. andere/r/s to hate sb./sth. I really hate football. jmdn./etw. hassen only I only have one sister. nur

Listen and spell bad I feel bad because I’m a bad student. schlecht to beat sb. They beat us in the game. jmdn. schlagen sick My mum can’t come today, she’s sick. krank

Mime the action 9 to wash the dishes Dad washes the dishes on Sundays. Geschirr abwaschen

movie (AE) We often watch movies on the computer. Film (der) monkey Stop playing the monkey. Affe (der) member Ask the other members of your group. Mitglied (das)

Unit 7 My time – my activities

1 magic trick I want to learn some magic tricks. Zaubertrick (der) to do a handstand Can you do a handstand? einen Handstand machen to walk on a tightrope Can you walk on a tightrope? seiltanzen to be good at sth. I’m good at singing. etw. gut können, gut sein bei

etw. Join the circus camp!

2 circus I like the circus. Zirkus (der) to dance Let’s dance! tanzen to join sth. Join the music club! bei etw. mitmachen / Mitglied

werden


to become sth. My sister wants to become a film star. (zu) etw. werden acrobat In the circus there are many acrobats. Akrobat (der), Akrobatin (die) to carry sth. I can’t carry this bag alone. It’s too big. tragen

3 exciting I love this movie. It’s so exciting! aufregend to do cartwheels She can do cartwheels. Rad schlagen to walk on your hands We learn to walk on our hands. auf den Händen gehen to juggle (with) Can you juggle with three balls? (mit …) jonglieren to ride a horse My sister rides a horse. ein Pferd reiten

At the circus camp 4 first Who was the first one here? erste/-r/-s 5 very much I really like your present very much. sehr

to hope I hope I’ll win the game. hoffen workshop Where is the workshop? Kurs (der) to send sth. Please send me a text with your address. etw. schicken to learn I would like to learn a new language. erlernen to work How does it work? funktionieren lesson Tomorrow’s my flute lesson. Unterrichtsstunde (die)

The big performance to fall down He walks the rope without falling down. herunterfallen to walk I always walk to school. gehen tonight Let’s have a party tonight! heute Abend to relax Sunday is cool – I will relax all day long. sich entspannen angry Don’t be angry. böse, verärgert to run away Stay, don’t run away. weglaufen to smile at sb. He always smiles at me and says “Hello”. jmdn. anlächeln

Show what you can do! 9 today Is Ms Smith at the office today? heute

Unit 8 You and your


body 1 part of the body, body part Which body parts do you know in English? Körperteil (der)

head My monster has got a round head. Kopf (der) arm We have two arms. Arm (der) toe We have got ten toes on our feet. Zehe (die) hand You know the answer? Put up your hand. Hand (die) finger We have got ten fingers on our hands. Finger (der) knee The baby is sitting on Dad’s knees. Knie (das) ear My pet has got a white and a black ear. Ohr (das) tooth (pl. teeth) Johnny’s front tooth is missing. Zahn (der) foot (pl. feet) My right foot hurts. Fuß (der) hair People’s hair can be long or short. (Kopf-)Haar (das) ankle I can’t run. My left ankle hurts. Knöchel (der) elbow The elbow is in the middle of your arm. Ellenbogen (der) cheek Our funny figure has got two red cheeks. Wange (die) neck Your head sits on top of your neck. Hals (der) stomach tummy (coll.) When I eat too much, my stomach hurts. Magen (der) face Fred’s hot from running. His face is red. Gesicht (das) short Rita is quite short. She is only 120 cm. klein (Körpergröße); kurz tall He is a tall boy. He is 155 cm tall. groß (Körpergröße) thin He’s too thin. He should eat more. dünn

At Dr McMumps’ surgery

What’s the matter? What’s the matter with you? Was ist los? to hurt My right knee hurts. wehtun, schmerzen toothache My teeth hurt. I’ve got a toothache. Zahnschmerzen (die) the flu When you have the flu, you may have a cough. Grippe (die)

tummy ache My stomach hurts. I have tummy ache. Bauchweh (das) itchy skin Don’t scratch when you have itchy skin. Hautjucken (das)


sore knees When you fall down, you may get sore knees. wunde Knie, schmerzende Knie

a sprained ankle She can’t walk. She’s got a sprained ankle. ein verstauchter Knöchel to feel well I don’t feel well, I think I’m ill. sich gut fühlen, gesund sein to be/feel ill I can’t go to school today. I’m ill. krank sein, sich krank fühlen to be/feel sick I feel sick. I think I should see the doctor. sich krank fühlen; Übelkeit

verspüren to be/feel cold Close the window, please. I’m cold. frieren I’m hot/cold. Open the window, please. I’m hot. Mir ist heiß/kalt. tired I want to go to bed, I’m so tired. müde stomach ache Have you still got stomach ache? Magenschmerzen (die)

6 illness (pl. illnesses) Mumps is a typical children’s illness. Krankheit (die) a headache My head hurts. I have a headache. Kopfschmerzen (die) a (high) temperature You’ve got a temperature. Stay at home. (hohes) Fieber a sore throat Eating hurts when you have a sore throat. Halsschmerzen (die) a cold Put on warm socks or you’ll catch (a) cold. eine Erkältung a runny nose In winter you may have a runny nose. eine rinnende Nase a bad cough You’ve got a bad cough. Have some tea. ein starker Husten earache When your ears hurt, you have earache. Ohrenschmerzen (die) some advice The doctor can give you some advice. ein Rat(schlag) to give advice He loves to give advice to people. einen Rat geben you should You should take your temperature. du solltest you shouldn’t You shouldn’t stay up late every day. du solltest nicht to go to the dentist’s Your teeth hurt? Go to the dentist’s. zum Zahnarzt gehen the chemist’s You buy medicines at the chemist’s. Apotheke (die) to the doctor’s You look ill. Go to the doctor’s. zum Arzt to take (some) medicine Take this medicine twice a day. ein Medikament nehmen to take sb.’s temperature If you feel hot, take your temperature. Fieber messen

Look after your body

to look after Look after your body if you want to stay fit. sich kümmern um


to brush your teeth Do you always brush your teeth? Zähne putzen to do sports I like to do sports outdoors. Sport betreiben to go for walks We often go for walks on Sundays. spazieren gehen

10 healthy Carrots and apples are healthy food. gesund to lie Don’t lie in bed all day. liegen to call Call your brother, it’s time for dinner. rufen terrible The rain was terrible. We were all wet. schrecklich important It’s important to be a team player. wichtig

Unit 9 At home

furniture I have new furniture in my room. Möbel (die), Einrichtung (die) dining room In our flat we don’t have a dining room. Esszimmer (das) armchair Granny usually sits in her armchair. Lehnstuhl (der) carpet My dog often sleeps on the carpet. Teppichboden (der) flower pot We have flower pots on our balcony. Blumentopf (der) hall Take off your shoes in the hall, please. Vorzimmer (das) kitchen I like to help Dad in the kitchen. Küche (die) living room In the living room there’s a big TV. Wohnzimmer (das) study He is in his study all day, he works so hard. Arbeitszimmer (das)

loo (coll.) / toilet Please show me the way to the loo. Toilette (die) ceiling The ceiling in my room is white. Zimmerdecke (die) cellar (BE) He keeps his potatoes in the cellar. Keller (der) attic They play with their toy trains in the attic. Dachboden (der) stairs Go up the stairs and open the window. Treppe (die)

Doing things around the house

sink Please put the dishes in the sink. Abwasch (die), Spülbecken (das) washing machine Please turn on the washing machine. Waschmaschine (die) washbasin The washbasin in the toilet is quite small. Waschbecken (das) bathtub Our bathtub is big enough for two of us. Badewanne (die)


microwave I put my soup in the microwave for lunch. Mikrowelle (die) cooker Don’t use the cooker when you’re alone. Herd (der) fridge Don’t forget to put the milk in the fridge. Kühlschrank (der) dishwasher Our dishwasher runs for two hours. Geschirrspüler (der) freezer Our freezer is in the cellar. Gefrierschrank (der) to bake I can bake a banana cake. backen to do the washing-up After lunch I always do the washing-up. Geschirr abwaschen to take/have a bath I don’t take a bath every day, I usually have a

shower. ein Bad nehmen

to take off sth. Please take off your shoes. sich etw. ausziehen mail No postcards in my mail today. Post (die) to knock Knock on my door when you’re ready. klopfen to be afraid of Carol is not afraid of spiders. Angst haben vor

At home with the Spencer family

guest It’s fun to have guests in the house. Gast (der) flat Our flat is on the third floor. Wohnung (die) message Thanks for your message. Nachricht (die) my own room I’ve got my own room here. It’s great. mein eigenes Zimmer cosy Her armchair is really cosy. gemütlich huge There is a huge window in the living room. riesig dream Have sweet dreams. Good night. Traum (der) friendly They are really friendly people. freundlich tiny My room was really tiny but very nice. winzig modern Our school is a modern building. modern

Story time

horrible What a horrible story. I hate it. furchtbar behind George sits behind me in the classroom. hinter wardrobe I have a huge wardrobe for all my clothes. Kleiderschrank (der) downstairs I go downstairs to have breakfast. hinunter, unten (im Haus)


corner Our cat always hides in corners. Ecke (die)


mirror I can see you in the mirror. Spiegel (der)

Unit 10 Food 1 pineapple You can buy pineapple fresh or in tins. Ananas (die)

grapes I like grape juice more than grapes. Weintrauben (die) red pepper There are red, yellow and green peppers. roter Paprika (der) biscuit Have we got any chocolate biscuits? Keks (das) nuts What kinds of nuts do you like? Nüsse (die) honey Toast and honey is very nice to eat. Honig (der) egg We need five eggs for this cake. Ei (das) onion Cook the onions until they are soft. Zwiebel (die) chips Can I have some ketchup with the chips? dick geschnittene Pommes frites pumpkin There are so many kinds of pumpkins. Kürbis (der) ham Ham sandwiches are my favourite. Schinken (der) bacon No bacon, please. I don’t eat meat. Speck (der)

What I eat every day

baked beans Most people buy baked beans in tins. Baked Beans (die) jam I like bread with butter and jam. Marmelade (die) mushroom They go to the woods to pick mushrooms. Speisepilz (der)

4 to have sth. for breakfast/lunch/…

Would you like to have soup for lunch? etw. zum Frühstück / zu Mittag essen

5 bread roll Do eat bread rolls for breakfast or muesli. Brötchen (das) pear We have a pear tree in our garden. Birne (die)

6 to invite sb. I’d like to invite you for a sleepover. jmdn. einladen

It’s party time

thirsty Can I have some water, please? I’m thirsty. durstig fat Fat is the opposite of thin. dick, fett

Cooking


sunny When the sun is shining, it’s sunny. sonnig

13 recipe Have you got the recipe for this cake? Kochrezept (das) to heat sth. Heat the milk to make hot chocolate. etw. erhitzen to add sth. Add some more water if you like. etw. hinzufügen to stir Stir it so it doesn’t burn. umrühren to mix Mix flour and eggs together. (ver)mischen flour Can you bake a cake without flour? Mehl (das) to pour Let me pour the juice in your glass. (ein/aus)gießen (frying) pan Use a frying pan for pancakes, not a pot. Bratpfanne (die) to fry Can you fry eggs so they’re just right? braten, frittieren to peel sth. You have to peel bananas to eat them. etw. schälen to cut sth. Cut the pumpkin into small pieces. etw. schneiden to slice sth. Slice the carrots and the onions. etw. in Scheiben schneiden

Eier aufschlagen to boil Wait until the water boils properly. kochen

Unit 11 Stormy weather

Months and seasons

1 month A year has twelve months. Monat (der) season Where we live a year has four seasons. Jahreszeit (die) weather What’s the weather like today? – It’s sunny. Wetter (das)

summer Summer is the season before autumn. Sommer (der) spring Spring comes after winter. Frühling (der) winter In winter it is usually cold and frosty. Winter (der) autumn In autumn the trees turn yellow and red. Herbst (der)

Talking about the weather

wet Wet is the opposite of dry. Water is wet. nass


thunderstorm In a thunderstorm don’t stand under a tree. Gewitter (das) stormy There’s stormy weather coming up. stürmisch, gewittrig rainy I don’t like taking walks when it’s rainy. regnerisch to rain Look, it’s raining again. Let’s stay indoors. regnen windy It’s windy today. Let’s go sailing. windig

3 cloud It’s a wonderful day. There are no clouds. Wolke (die)

4 What’s it like? What’s the weather like today? Wie ist es? to snow Look, it’s snowing. Let’s get out our skis. schneien foggy It’s so foggy I can’t see anything. nebelig cloudy Today it’s cloudy but warm. wolkig, bewölkt chilly Please close the window, it’s chilly in here. kalt (unangenehm) warm Put on a warm sweater. It’s cold outside. warm

A weather forecast

5 weather forecast A weather forecast predicts the weather. Wettervorhersage (die) there will be … There will be rain tomorrow. es wird … geben

7 to go skiing My family always go skiing in winter. schifahren gehen to go snowboarding My brother goes snowboarding in winter. snowboarden gehen to go skating Kids can go skating at the new ice rink for free

every Saturday. hier: eislaufen; inlineskaten

to go windsurfing Rosie goes windsurfing on the lake. windsurfen gehen to go swimming Let’s go swimming today. It’s very hot. schwimmen gehen to go rock climbing Ira goes rock climbing at the sports centre. klettern gehen to go hiking My dad likes to go hiking in the woods. wandern gehen to go to the cinema I want to go to the cinema this afternoon. ins Kino gehen to the sports ground Let’ go to the sports ground if it’s sunny. auf den Sportplatz

Weather past and present

was, were It was cold. There were snowstorms. war, waren sky There are no clouds in the sky. Himmel (der) to go cycling Let’s go cycling. I’d like to try my new bike. radfahren gehen


dry Dry is the opposite of wet. trocken high The wall is really high. I can’t look over it. hoch temperature Today’s temperatures will stay below zero. Temperatur (die) low It’s cold when temperatures are low. niedrig clothes You should put on warm clothes. Kleidung (die), Gewand (das)


12 beach Let’s go to the beach and have a swim. Strand (der) sunglasses When it’s sunny I need my sunglasses. Sonnenbrille (die)

Unit 12 Adventure in Grumpland – a play

1 guard There is a guard in front of the bank. Wächter (der) witch, wizard There are no witches or wizards in real life,

only in stories like Harry Potter. Hexe (die), Zauberer (der)

servant He has five servants to work for him. Diener (der), Dienerin (die) prison There is a prison under the castle. Gefängnis (das) to help Please help me. I can’t open the box. helfen to put sb. in prison The king is angry and puts him in prison. jmdn. ins Gefängnis sperren ugly Ugly things are not nice to look at. hässlich magic powers Harry learns to use his magic powers. magische Kräfte

Scene 1: In Grumpland

strange There is a strange person outside. fremd, ungewöhnlich to collect He collects bottle tops. He’s got many. sammeln fruit tree There are many fruit trees in our garden. Obstbaum (der) castle Do you like to visit castles? Burg (die) to taste good/nice Does the apple taste good? gut schmecken to throw – threw How far can you throw the ball? werfen – warf to steal – stole Sorry, sir, Tom wants to steal my pen. stehlen – stahl to catch – caught Can you catch the ball if I throw it? (ein)fangen – fing (ein)


to get back – got back We have to get back before it’s dark. zurück kommen – kam zurück

Scene 2: In the castle to jump Argh! The children all jump. springen, hier: zusammenzucken to enjoy sth. He enjoys long walks with his dog. etw. genießen, an etw. Freude

haben to die If there’s no rain, plants will die. sterben

Scene 3: In prison to lock sth. Where is the key? I want to lock the door. etw. zusperren to frighten sb. Don’t frighten your sister with scary stories. jmdn. erschrecken magic potion This magic potion will turn you into a ghost. Zaubertrank (der) to cure We can cure a lot of illnesses these days. heilen (Krankheiten) excited He’s excited because it’s his birthday today. aufgeregt

Scene 4: A cure for the King’s hiccups to free sb. I hate birds in cages. I want to free them. jmdn. befreien sad Don’t be sad. Think of something happy! traurig

Unit 13 Birthdays

for your birthday What did you get for your birthday? zum Geburtstag backpack I use a backpack instead of a schoolbag. Rucksack (der) make-up set She got her first make-up set last week. Schminkzeug (das) perfume Your perfume smells wonderful. Parfum (das) in-line skates I want to try my new in-line skates. Inlineskates (die)

Story: Birthday surprise

to ask – asked The reporter asked her many questions. fragen – fragte to check – checked Dennis checked the spelling of all the words

before he closed his exercise book. überprüfen – überprüfte

to say – said We said goodbye to everybody. sagen – sagte to see – saw Ted saw a grizzly when he was in the USA. sehen – sah to buy – bought I bought this dress yesterday. kaufen – kaufte band The band played their hits at the party. Musikgruppe (die)


winner Now who is the lucky winner? Gewinner (der), Gewinnerin (die) to post sth. She posted all the photos of her party. etw. verschicken invitation I’ve got an invitation to the party too. Einladung (die) to decorate I decorated her cake with little stars. schmücken to arrive All the guests arrived on time. ankommen to be surprised She was completely surprised. überrascht sein

A reporter at the party

to call sb. on the phone If you need help, call me on the phone. jmdn. anrufen can – could Mia was ill and could not come to the party. können – konnte

A very special birthday party

to feel – felt It was the best party ever. I felt wonderful. (sich) fühlen – fühlte (sich) to wish sb. sth. We wish you a merry Christmas. jmdm. etw. wünschen to give – gave He gave me some good advice. geben – gab concert I’ve got tickets for the pop concert in May. Konzert (das) to shock Is it easy to shock your parents? schockieren

Unit 14 Animals 1 puppy A puppy is a baby dog. Welpe (der)

parrot Parrots can learn to talk. Papagei (der) snake A snake is long and thin. Schlange (die) rabbit I have got a rabbit and it’s brown. Kaninchen (das) ferret She has got a black ferret. Frettchen (das)

Taking care of pets 2 to take care of – took care

of I know how to take care of my pet. sich kümmern um – kümmerte sich um

cage My hamster Pepsi lives in a cage. Käfig (der) plant I want some green water plants for my fish

tank. Pflanze (die)

3 vet When my pet is ill, I take him to the vet. Tierarzt (der), Tierärztin (die) to feed – fed He feeds his tortoise with lettuce. füttern – fütterte


tortoise Louisa’s pet is a tortoise. Landschildkröte (die) fur My cat Felix has got lovely soft fur. Fell (das), Pelz (der) to give sb. a bath I give Sherman a bath every day. jmdn. baden to walk a dog Can you walk the dog today, please? mit einem Hund spazieren gehen to change sth. Change the water every two weeks. etw. (aus)wechseln

At the animal shelter 6 animal shelter I saw many dogs at the animal shelter. Tierheim (das)

to drive – drove The Jordans drove to an animal shelter. fahren – fuhr guinea pig Guinea pigs are sweet little animals. Meerschweinchen (das) budgie Budgies are quite small birds. Wellensittich (der) dirty Wash your dirty hands, Billy. schmutzig to climb sth. Snakes can climb trees. auf etw. hinaufklettern dangerous Climbing a mountain can be dangerous. gefährlich to stand – stood The dog stood next to him. stehen – stand

7 to tell – told He told me that he was happy. erzählen – erzählte owner Who is Fluffy’s owner? Besitzer (der), Besitzerin (die) (two years) … ago They found me two years ago. vor … (zwei Jahren) to find – found They found me at an animal shelter. finden – fand to brush sth. He always brushes my coat. etw. bürsten to travel – travelled I love to travel to new countries. reisen – reiste

Animals at the zoo lazy Come on, let’s go for a run. Don’t be so lazy. faul

trip We took a trip to Carnuntum with my class. Reise (die), Fahrt (die)

Unit 15 Going on holiday

airplane / plane A jumbo jet is a really big airplane. Flugzeug (das) motorbike My big brother has got a motorbike. Motorrad (das)


ship We took the ship from Vienna to Bratislava. Schiff (das) train The train was on time, but we weren’t. Zug (der) tram / tramway In Graz you can get around by tram or bus. Straßenbahn (die) underground In Tokio we travelled by underground. U-Bahn (die)

Holiday habits

city trip On city trips you often visit museums. Städtereise (die) to go sightseeing Mum always wants to go sightseeing. Sehenswürdigkeiten besichtigen museum There are lots of museums in Vienna. Museum (das) to take pictures – took pictures Can I take a picture of you and the castle? Fotos machen – machte Fotos

interesting I just don’t find old buildings interesting. interessant sight There are lots of sights to visit in this city. Sehenswürdigkeit (die) the sea We usually spend our holidays near the sea. das Meer

to fly to – flew to Will you fly to Paris or go by train? hinfliegen – flog hin to the mountains We took a trip to the mountains in Italy. in die Berge to like sth. best What kind of ice cream do you like best? etw. am liebsten mögen stressful Working as a doctor can be very stressful. anstrengend, stressig souvenir Do you want to keep this flag as a souvenir? Andenken (das)

to be going to do sth. I’m going to be a teacher when I grow up. etw. vorhaben zu tun, etw. tun

werden lake Neusiedlersee is a large lake near Vienna. See (der)

Hooray – holiday!

to go on holiday They can’t go on holiday this year. auf Urlaub fahren city break How about a city break in Paris or Prague? Städtereise (die) theme park We went to an Astrid Lindgren theme park. Themenpark (der) camping I don’t like camping. I want a proper bed. Zelten (das)

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