Unit 2 - English File Elementary 4th Vocabulary Exercises

Unit 2, English File Elementary 4th – Exercises

These exercises focus on Unit 2 of English File Elementary 4th

Vocabulary List for Unit 2

Everyday Items

Bag (noun)
Definition: A container used to carry things.
Example: "My school bag is very heavy today."
Book (noun)
Definition: A set of pages with stories, information, or pictures.
Example: "I’m reading a great book about space."
Charger (noun)
Definition: A device used to charge electronic items.
Example: "I need my phone charger for the trip."
Identity card (noun)
Definition: A small card with your personal information.
Example: "You need your identity card to enter the building."
Tissue (noun)
Definition: A small paper used to clean your face or hands.
Example: "I used a tissue to wipe my glasses."

Adjectives to Describe Things

Big (adjective)
Definition: Large in size.
Example: "I live in a big house near the park."
Clean (adjective)
Definition: Free from dirt or mess.
Example: "The kitchen is clean now."
Expensive (adjective)
Definition: Costing a lot of money.
Example: "This watch is very expensive."
Fast (adjective)
Definition: Moving quickly.
Example: "He is a fast runner."
Safe (adjective)
Definition: Not dangerous.
Example: "This neighborhood is very safe."

Colors

Blue (adjective)
Definition: The color of the sky on a clear day.
Example: "She is wearing a blue dress."
Green (adjective)
Definition: The color of grass and leaves.
Example: "The walls in my room are green."
Yellow (adjective)
Definition: The color of the sun or a ripe banana.
Example: "I bought a yellow umbrella."

Emotions

Angry (adjective)
Definition: Feeling upset or mad.
Example: "She was angry when her phone broke."
Happy (adjective)
Definition: Feeling good and joyful.
Example: "I am happy because it’s my birthday!"
Tired (adjective)
Definition: Feeling like you need rest or sleep.
Example: "He was tired after the long trip."
Worried (adjective)
Definition: Feeling nervous or unsure.
Example: "She is worried about her exam results."

Full Wordlist - Unit 2, English File Elementary 4th

Word	Example
bag	Can you help me with these shopping bags, please?
book	Before you go to the restaurant, call and book the table
a coin	A coin is a small, round piece of metal used as money
charger	Do you have a charger for an iPhone?
credit card	Can I pay for this by credit card, please?
diary	According to my diary, I've got two meetings on Monday
dictionary	Do you have a dictionary?
file	All the documents are saved in the separate file.
glasses	Are these your glasses?
headphones	Apple will upgrade their wireless headphones
identity card	Can I see your identity card?
iPod	He's got all his music and videos on his iPod
key	Are these your keys?
laptop	A laptop is useful for working on the train
magazine	All the women's magazines seem to contain photos
newspaper	Can I see your newspaper, please?
pen	Can I borrow your pen?
pencil	Can I borrow your pencil?
photo	Alex took a photo of his dog
piece of paper	Break out a piece of paper for me, please
purse	A purse was stolen from a vehicle
scissors	Be careful! The scissors are very sharp!
sunglasses	Do you wear sunglasses?
tablet	I play games on my tablet
ticket	A ticket to Oxford, please
tissue	Can you get me a box of tissues while you're out?
umbrella	An umbrella is red
wallet	A boy found a wallet on the metro
watch	He looked at his watch
awful	Don't go to this restaurant! They serve awful food there
bad	Biting your nails is a bad habit
beautiful	Anna is a beautiful woman
big	Buying that house was a big mistake
cheap	A good education is not cheap. You need to pay a lot
clean	After preparing the dinner she always cleans the kitchen
cold	Are you cold?
dangerous	A firefighter is a very dangerous job
dark	Have you got dark eyes?
different	Are the photos the same or different?
difficult	A bank manager is a very difficult job
dirty	All my socks are dirty
easy	It was an easy task
empty	I got on a bus. It was empty
expensive	Clothes are very expensive in this country
fantastic	Did you see it? That's fantastic!
fast	A train is faster than a car
fat	Chips contain a lot of fats
full	Don't talk with your mouth full!
good	Are you having good time?
great	A great crowd of protesters gathered in the square
high	A high wall surrounded the garden
left	Dad left the office late yesterday
light	A light layer of snow covered the rooftops
long	Alice is tall and she has long black hair
low	Prices are lower now than they were last year
new	Did you see a new movie?
nice	Be nice to her, she's new
old	Beatrice is not old
poor	After both parents lost their jobs, the family became very poor
quite	He is quite noisy sometimes
really	"She's an actress." "Really! How exciting!'
rich	After two successful pop albums, she was a very rich woman
right	The bank is on your right
safe	Better be safe than dangerous
short	All my classmates are tall, I'm the shortest in the class
slow	A car is slower than a train
small	Ants are smaller than bugs
strong	He is a strong boy
tall	A tall building is sometimes called a tower
terrible	He told me that he'd just received some terrible news
the same	Her son is the same age as mine
ugly	An ugly duck became a beautiful swan
very	It's very cold
weak	He is too weak to lift the bag
wrong	According to you, they are wrong
young	Ann is a young girl
black	Can I have a black coffee, please?
blue	Blue is my favourite colour
brown	Brown bears are really big
gold	Can I see your gold medal?
green	Buses are greener than in the past
grey	Can you see those grey clouds?
orange	An orange T-shirt looks very bright!
pink	A lot of toys for girls are pink
red	Apple is red
purple	A purple tie doesn't match with a yellow shirt
silver	Do you like silver jewelry?
white	Santa has a long, white beard
yellow	A bunch of yellow roses
angry	A manager will be very angry
bored	After a while, I got bored and left
frightened	Are you frightened of spiders?
happy	Are you happy?
hungry	After a long walk in the park we were very hungry
sad	Dad looked sad and worried as he read the letter
stressed	Don't get stressed about exams
thirsty	Ask the children if they're thirsty
tired	Are you tired after work?
worried	Are you worried about the exam?

FAQ

How can I learn these words faster?

Practice by labeling the items around you and using the adjectives to describe them. For example, “This is a big green book.”

How can I use emotions in a sentence?

Start with "I feel" or "He/She is," and add the emotion. Example: "I feel hungry," or "He is frightened."

What’s the difference between a bag and a purse?

A bag is larger and can carry many items, like books or clothes. A purse is smaller and usually holds money or small personal items.