Unit 1 - English File Elementary 4th Vocabulary Exercises

Unit 1, English File Elementary 4th – Exercises

These exercises focus on Unit 1 of English File Elementary 4th

Vocabulary List for Unit 1

Days of the Week

Monday (noun)
Definition: The first day of the work or school week.
Example: "We go to school on Monday."
Tuesday (noun)
Definition: The day after Monday.
Example: "Our gym class is on Tuesday."
Wednesday (noun)
Definition: The middle day of the school week.
Example: "We have music lessons every Wednesday."
Thursday (noun)
Definition: The day after Wednesday.
Example: "My favorite TV show is on Thursday."
Friday (noun)
Definition: The last day of the school week.
Example: "On Friday, we have a fun class project."
Saturday (noun)
Definition: The first day of the weekend.
Example: "I play football with my friends on Saturday."
Sunday (noun)
Definition: The day before Monday, often a rest day.
Example: "We have a family picnic on Sunday."

Numbers

Zero (noun)
Definition: The number for nothing.
Example: "Zero means no apples are left."
One to twenty
Definitions: The numbers used to count.
Example: "I see five chairs in the room."
Thirty, forty, fifty, sixty, seventy, eighty, ninety
Definitions: Numbers used to count by tens.
Example: "There are thirty students in the hall."
Twenty-one, thirty-five, forty-three, fifty-nine, sixty-seven, seventy-two, eighty-eight, ninety-four
Definitions: Numbers used to count in between tens.
Example: "My house number is fifty-nine."

Countries and Nationalities

Africa / African
Definition: A continent and people or things from there.
Example: "Elephants live in Africa. African music is wonderful!"
America / American
Definition: A country and people or things from there.
Example: "American movies are famous all over the world."
Argentina / Argentinian
Definition: A country and people or things from there.
Example: "Argentinian footballers are very talented."
Asia / Asian
Definition: A continent and people or things from there.
Example: "Asia is the biggest continent. Asian food is tasty!"
Australia / Australian
Definition: A country and people or things from there.
Example: "Kangaroos are from Australia. Australian beaches are beautiful."
Brazil / Brazilian
Definition: A country and people or things from there.
Example: "Brazil is famous for its carnival. Brazilian coffee is delicious."
China / Chinese
Definition: A country and people or things from there.
Example: "Chinese New Year is a big celebration."
England / English
Definition: A country and its language or people.
Example: "English is spoken in many countries."
France / French
Definition: A country and people or things from there.
Example: "French bread is called a baguette."
Germany / German
Definition: A country and people or things from there.
Example: "German cars are very fast."
Italy / Italian
Definition: A country and people or things from there.
Example: "I love Italian pizza."
Japan / Japanese
Definition: A country and people or things from there.
Example: "Japanese technology is amazing."
Mexico / Mexican
Definition: A country and people or things from there.
Example: "Mexican tacos are so tasty!"

Classroom Language

Board (noun)
Definition: A big flat surface for writing in class.
Example: "The teacher wrote our names on the board."
Chair (noun)
Definition: A seat to sit on.
Example: "I sit on a chair in the classroom."
Computer (noun)
Definition: A machine for work and games.
Example: "I use a computer to learn English."
Desk (noun)
Definition: A table for work or study.
Example: "My desk has books on it."
Door (noun)
Definition: The entrance to a room.
Example: "Close the door when you leave."
Window (noun)
Definition: An opening in a wall to see outside.
Example: "I see the garden through the window."

Greetings and Everyday Words

Good morning
Definition: A greeting used in the morning.
Example: "Good morning! How are you today?"
Good night
Definition: A way to say goodbye before sleeping.
Example: "Good night! See you tomorrow."
Thanks
Definition: A way to say thank you.
Example: "Thanks for your help!"
Hi
Definition: A friendly greeting.
Example: "Hi! Nice to meet you."

Full Wordlist - Unit 1 - English File Elementary 4th

Word	Example
Monday	Bye! See you on Monday
Tuesday	Do you like Tuesday?
Wednesday	Every Wednesday he plays football
Thursday	Adam has his piano lesson on Thursday
Friday	Everybody loves Fridays
Saturday	Hurray! We go to the cinema on Saturday!
Sunday	Come and see me on Sunday
zero	20 below zero
one	Give me one apple, please
two	A bird has got two (2) wings
three	Can you name three countries in English?
four	A tiger has four legs
five	And the winner is number five!
six	A working day usually ends at six o'clock
seven	A week has seven days. (7)
eight	Breakfast is at eight o'clock
nine	A working day usually starts at nine o'clock
ten	He has ten pounds
eleven	'How old is David?' 'He's eleven.' (11)
twelve	'What's in the picture?' 'Twelve bags.' (12)
thirteen	George is a teenager, he is thirteen years old
fourteen	All fourteen (14) of us were seated
fifteen	'Are you fourteen?' 'No, I'm fifteen!' (15)
sixteen	'How old is Maria?' 'I think she's sixteen.' (16)
seventeen	'What's in the photograph?' 'Seventeen students.' (17)
eighteen	Eighteen (18) of the guests were gathered
nineteen	'How old is Felipe?' 'He's nineteen.'
twenty	'Are you twenty?' 'No, I'm eighteen.'
twenty-one	Are you twenty or twenty-one?
thirty	'What's in the photograph?' 'Thirty buses.'
thirty-five	My aunt is thirty-five years old
forty	Can I have forty stickers, please?
forty-three	My mum is forty-three years old
fifty	Add fifty grams of milk and stir it up
fifty-nine	Room fifty-nine is on the second floor
sixty	An hour has sixty minutes
sixty-seven	I have sixty-seven cars in my collection
seventy	He's seventy
seventy-two	The British Airways flight to Madrid is boarding at gate seventy-two
eighty	Eighty comes after seventy nine
eighty-eight	Bus number eighty-eight goes to my house
ninety	A good theatre ticket costs ninety dollars
ninety-four	Take bus number ninety-four
Africa	Africa is bigger than North America
African	African music has some interesting drum beats
American	American brands are popular in the world
Argentina	Argentina is in South America
Argentinian	Do you like Argentinian people?
Asia	Asia is bigger than Australia
Asian	I like Asian food
Australia	Asia is bigger than Australia
Australian	Australian animals are exotic
Brazil	'Where's São Paulo?' 'It's in Brazil.'
Brazilian	Are you Brazilian?
China	Beijing is in China
Chinese	Can we eat some Chinese food tonight?
Czech	Czech companies work with us
the Czech Republic	I am from the Czech Republic
Egypt	'Hi, I'm from Cairo.' 'Oh, I'm from Egypt, too!'
Egyptian	His name is Horus, and he is Egyptian
England	England has very strong football championship
English	Are you English?
Europe	England and Italy are in Europe
European	Britain is not a part of the European Union
France	France is famous about its cheese
French	Do you speak French?
German	Do you speak German?
Germany	Berlin is in Germany
Hungarian	Are you Hungarian?
Hungary	'Are you from Budapest?' 'Yes, it's in Hungary.'
Ireland	He is from Ireland
Irish	Dublin is an Irish city
Italian	Do you know Italian?
Italy	Anna lives in Italy
Japan	'Where's Akemi from?' 'She's from Tokyo, in Japan.'
Japanese	Can you speak Japanese?
Mexican	Do you like Mexican food like taco?
Mexico	Are you from Mexico?
North America	Africa is bigger than North America
North American	The USA is a North American country
Poland	Are they from Poland?
Ukraine	He's from Kyiv, Ukraine
Ukrainian	Do you speak Ukrainian?
Scotland	Edinburgh is the capital of Scotland
Scottish	All my dad's relatives are Scottish
South America	Brazil and Peru are in South America
South American	Argentina is a South American country
Spain	'Where's he from?' 'He's from Spain.'
Spanish	Are you Spanish?
Swiss	I love Swiss chocolate
Switzerland	A lot of people in Switzerland go to work by train
Turkey	Istanbul is in Turkey
Turkish	Do you know Turkish?
USA	I'd like to go to the USA – especially New York and Chicago
board	Can we board our flight now?
chair	Are there any vacant chairs in the room?
computer	Can I use your computer to write an e-mail?
desk	All the necessary documents are on the desk
door	Can you please close the door?
picture	After reading the report I had a much better picture of the situation
table	A book lay open on the table
wall	I put a picture on the wall
window	I can't open the window
a double room	We do not have any double rooms available
Good afternoon	Good afternoon, how are you?
Good evening	Good evening! How are you?
Good morning	Gentlemen and ladies, good morning
Goodnight	Goodnight. Sleep well
madam	Can I help you with your bags, madam?
reception	A reception for 500 people was held in the evening
sir	Excuse me, sir. Is this your dog?
No problem	A: Can I change the date for our meeting? B: Sure, no problem
on business	Are you here on business or tourism?
What about you?	I like music. What about you?
Would you like...?	Would you like a coffee?
address	Can you tell me your home address, please?
age	At the age of sixteen or seventeen you can get a job
airport	He met her at the airport
Bye	Bye! See you on Thursday
country	After five years in America, she moved back to her home country, Japan
email	Can you give me your email address, please?
fine	'How's Jack?' 'Oh, he's fine.'
first name	'What is your first name?' 'John.'
Hi	Hi Jack!
hotel	Can you book a hotel for me not far from the airport, please?
I'm…	I'm a doctor
internet	Are you on the internet?
museum	All museums in London are free
pasta	I always have pasta in the Italian restaurant
phone	A woman answered the phone
pizza	Are we having pizza again tonight?
postcode	Don't forget to enter your postcode
salad	A small salad, please
sandwich	A cheese and tomato sandwich, please
surname	Can you spell your surname please? Certainly. It's G–A–L–E
thanks	Can you pass me the book? Thanks a lot
university	"Did you go to university?" "Yes, I went to Oxford."
website	Buy a ticket on the website
well	Are you well?

FAQ

How can I practice days of the week effectively?

Make a habit of planning weekly activities and referring to them by name, e.g., "I'll do laundry on Tuesday."

Why is it important to know numbers?

Numbers are crucial for understanding prices, addresses, phone numbers, and time.

How can I differentiate between countries and nationalities?

Countries are places (e.g., Germany), while nationalities describe people or things from there (e.g., German food).

What’s a quick way to remember classroom vocabulary?

Associate each item with its function. For example, a board is for writing, and a desk is for working.