Unit 11 - English File Elementary 4th Vocabulary Exercises

Unit 11, English File Elementary 4th – Exercises

These exercises focus on Unit 11 of English File Elementary 4th

Vocabulary List for Unit 11

Adverbs

Calmly (adverb)
Definition: In a peaceful or relaxed way.
Example: "She spoke calmly during the interview."
Dangerously (adverb)
Definition: In a way that is unsafe or risky.
Example: "He drove dangerously on the icy road."
Fluently (adverb)
Definition: In a smooth and confident way, especially with language.
Example: "She speaks French fluently."
Politely (adverb)
Definition: In a way that shows good manners.
Example: "He asked politely for directions."
Well (adverb)
Definition: In a good or satisfactory way.
Example: "She sings very well."

Verbs for Intentions and Needs

Decide (verb)
Definition: To choose between options.
Example: "I need to decide where to go on holiday."
Forget (verb)
Definition: To not remember something.
Example: "Don’t forget to take your keys."
Learn (verb)
Definition: To gain knowledge or skills.
Example: "I want to learn how to play the guitar."
Promise (verb)
Definition: To say you will do something.
Example: "I promise to help you with your homework."
Try (verb)
Definition: To make an effort to do something.
Example: "I’ll try to finish my project today."

Technology and Online Activities

Attachment (noun)
Definition: A file sent with an email.
Example: "Please check the attachment for more details."
Log in (verb phrase)
Definition: To access a computer system or website by entering your username and password.
Example: "I need to log in to check my emails."
Search (verb)
Definition: To look for information online.
Example: "I searched for the nearest restaurant on my phone."
Wi-Fi (noun)
Definition: A wireless internet connection.
Example: "Does this café have free Wi-Fi?"

Travel

Bus (noun)
Definition: A large vehicle used for public transportation.
Example: "I take the bus to work every morning."
Plane (noun)
Definition: A vehicle that flies in the air to transport people or goods.
Example: "We’re traveling to Spain by plane."
Tram (noun)
Definition: A vehicle that runs on tracks in a city.
Example: "The tram stops near the art gallery."
Taxi (noun)
Definition: A car you pay to take you to a destination.
Example: "We took a taxi to the hotel."

Money and Work

Insurance (noun)
Definition: A policy that provides financial protection against loss or damage.
Example: "We bought travel insurance for our holiday."
Salary (noun)
Definition: Money earned from working, paid regularly.
Example: "She gets her salary at the end of the month."
Tip (noun)
Definition: Extra money given to someone for their service.
Example: "We left a tip for the waiter at the restaurant."

Wordlist for Unit 11, English File Elementary 4th

Word	Example
calmly	Dad took the news very calmly
dangerously	My mum drives really dangerously
fluently	Can you speak English fluently?
hard	Agnieszka is a doctor. She's got a hard job
loudly	Don't speak on the phone so loudly!
patiently	He waited patiently for his turn
politely	'Did you sleep well?' she asked politely
seriously	"This is important", she told me seriously
well	Are you well?
decide	I can't decide what I want to do
forget	Don't forget about your hometask
hope	Can you still get tickets? "Not a hope!"
learn	Are you going to learn a new language next year?
need	I need some help
plan	Do you have any plans for the weekend?
promise	After his election promises his actual performance was an anticlimax
remember	Are you good at remembering people's names?
try	Can you try to finish your homework tonight, please?
want	Do you want a coffee or a cup of tea?
attachment	Can you send the article to me as an attachment, rather than in the body of the email?
broadband	A lot of houses have a broadband connection now
log in	Most of its fans log in from Brazil, India and the US
read a book	Let's read a book!
search	Do a search for cheap tickets
social media	I use social media to keep in touch with my friends from school
take a photo	Can you take a photo of me and Rachel?
wi-fi	Does this hotel have free Wi-Fi? I need to check my email
bus	Bus goes every 10 minutes
coach	A coach can help you become a better business leader
plane	Have you ever been on a plane?
taxi	A taxi driver wanted five dollars to drive me to my hotel
train	I was on a platform waiting for a train
tram	Do you go by tram?
insurance	His insurance covers the doctor's fee
salary	Employees get salary twice a month
tip	Can you give me some tips on how to cook spaghetti bolognese?

FAQ

How can I use adverbs in sentences?

Adverbs usually describe how something is done. Place them after the verb or at the end of the sentence:

"She speaks English fluently."
"He works very hard."

What’s the difference between “try” and “promise”?

Try means to make an effort but without a guarantee of success. Example: "I’ll try to call you tomorrow."
Promise means to commit to doing something. Example: "I promise to call you tomorrow."

How do I talk about technology?

Use technology words in practical contexts:

"I forgot to attach the attachment to my email."

"You need to log in to access the site."