Unit 10 - English File Elementary 4th Vocabulary Exercises

Unit 10, English File Elementary 4th – Exercises

These exercises focus on Unit 10 of English File Elementary 4th

Vocabulary List for Unit 10

Places in Town

Art gallery (noun)
Definition: A place where you can see or buy art.
Example: "We visited an art gallery to see the new exhibition."
Castle (noun)
Definition: A large building, often from the past, where kings or queens lived.
Example: "The old castle is a popular tourist attraction."
Market (noun)
Definition: A place where people buy and sell goods, often outdoors.
Example: "The market is full of fresh fruits and vegetables."
Police station (noun)
Definition: A building where police officers work.
Example: "We reported the lost bag at the police station."
Supermarket (noun)
Definition: A large store where you can buy food and household items.
Example: "I went to the supermarket to buy groceries."

Actions

Buy (verb)
Definition: To get something by paying money for it.
Example: "I want to buy a book from the shop."
Rent (verb)
Definition: To pay to use something for a short time.
Example: "We decided to rent a car for the weekend."
Stay (verb)
Definition: To live or remain in a place for a while.
Example: "We stayed at a nice hotel by the river."
Visit (verb)
Definition: To go to a place or see someone.
Example: "I love to visit museums when I travel."
Fall in love (verb phrase)
Definition: To start feeling love for someone.
Example: "They fell in love during their trip to Paris."

Superlatives and Descriptions

Biggest (adjective)
Definition: The most large.
Example: "That is the biggest castle in the country."
Busiest (adjective)
Definition: The most full of activity or people.
Example: "This is the busiest market in town."
Famous (adjective)
Definition: Known by many people.
Example: "The cathedral is famous for its beautiful architecture."
Oldest (adjective)
Definition: The most old.
Example: "This museum is the oldest building in the city."

Everyday Expressions

That's a good idea. (expression)
Definition: A phrase to agree with a suggestion.
Example: "Let’s go to the art gallery tomorrow." – "That’s a good idea."
Don’t worry (expression)
Definition: A phrase to comfort someone.
Example: "Don’t worry, I’ll help you with the problem."
Today (adverb)
Definition: The present day.
Example: "We have a lot of things to do today."

Wordlist for Unit 10, English File Elementary 4th

Word	Example
art gallery	A local art gallery is showing the work of young artists
bridge	A bridge across the River Thames is a historic sight
bus station	Go to Stand 5 at the bus station
car park	Do you have to pay to use the car park?
castle	An Englishman's house is his castle
cathedral	The cathedral dominates the city
church	A church is a Christian building
department store	Department store is the best place for shopping
hospital	He is in hospital because he is ill
market	Can you buy some fruit at the market?
mosque	A mosque is an Islamic building
museum	All museums in London are free
police station	He is at the police station
post office	Bill went to the post office to buy some stamps
railway station	He parked the car at the railway station
river	A boat trip on the river
road	Are we on the right road?
square	A band were playing in the town square
street	Go to the end of the street and turn left
synagogue	I just met Miriam on her way to the synagogue
supermarket	Can you tell me the way to the supermarket?
temple	A temple is a Buddhist building
town hall	He was last seen walking into the town hall
book	Before you go to the restaurant, call and book the table
buy	Buy some cheese to make sandwiches for lunch!
eat	Do you usually eat a lot of street food?
go	Do you go to school by car?
have	"Do you have the time?" "It's three o'clock."
meet	Bob didn't meet his friends last weekend
rent	Did you buy your house or do you rent it?
stay	Have you stayed in an expensive hotel?' 'No, never.'
visit	Are you going to visit Madame Tussauds?
fall in love	Did they fall in love on their first date?
get married	They plan to get married next month
move house	Are they going to move house?
travel	A lot of animals travel from one place to another
argue	My brothers are always arguing
believe	Besides, I believe you
biggest	John is my biggest friend
boyfriend	Do you have a boyfriend?
busiest	The busiest time of the year for us is Christmas
famous	A lot of famous people lived in this city
fastest	Josh is the fastest runner
fortune	A fortune is a very large amount of money
future	We need to plan for the future
idea	Bubble houses are the idea of a Hungarian architect
longest	She has the longest hair in the class
lucky	And who are these lucky people?
married	Are they a married couple?
money	Billy spent lots of money in town today
oldest	Ajay is my oldest friend. I've known him all my life
problem	All the problems can be solved
question	Ask your questions, please
surprise	A lot of people expressed surprise at the news
That's a good idea.	That's a good idea
today	He will appear in court today
worry	A lot of parents worry about their children
That's a good idea	That's a good idea

FAQ

How can I describe places in my town?

Use place names and descriptive words:

"The supermarket near my house is the busiest in the area."
"There’s a beautiful cathedral next to the square."

What’s the difference between “stay” and “visit”?

Stay means to remain in a place for a while. Example: "We stayed in a hotel near the river."
Visit means to go to a place for a short time. Example: "We visited the museum during our trip."

How do I use superlatives in sentences?

Superlatives are used to compare and highlight the most extreme quality:

"This is the fastest train in the country."
"She lives in the oldest house in the village."