Unit 5 - English File Elementary 4th Vocabulary Exercises

Unit 5, English File Elementary 4th – Exercises

These exercises focus on Unit 5 of English File Elementary 4th

Vocabulary List for Unit 5

Actions

Buy (verb)
Definition: To get something by paying money for it.
Example: "I want to buy a new jacket."
Draw (verb)
Definition: To make a picture with a pencil or pen.
Example: "The children love to draw animals."
Help (verb)
Definition: To give someone assistance.
Example: "Can you help me with my homework?"
Look for (verb phrase)
Definition: To search for something you need or lost.
Example: "I’m looking for my shoes under the bed."
Swim (verb)
Definition: To move through water using your body.
Example: "We swim in the lake every summer."

Seasons and Weather

Autumn (noun)
Definition: The season when leaves fall, after summer and before winter.
Example: "The trees look beautiful in autumn."
Cloudy (adjective)
Definition: When the sky is covered with clouds.
Example: "It’s cloudy today, so we might get rain."
Hot (adjective)
Definition: Very warm, often in summer.
Example: "It’s too hot to play outside."
Raining (adjective)
Definition: When water falls from the sky as rain.
Example: "It’s raining, so take an umbrella."
Windy (adjective)
Definition: When the wind is blowing strongly.
Example: "It’s windy outside; hold on to your hat!"

Clothing

Jacket (noun)
Definition: A piece of clothing worn over a shirt to keep warm.
Example: "I need a jacket because it’s cold outside."
Jeans (noun)
Definition: Pants made of strong blue denim.
Example: "She wears jeans to school every day."
Skirt (noun)
Definition: A piece of clothing for the lower body, worn by women or girls.
Example: "She wore a beautiful red skirt to the party."
Sweater (noun)
Definition: Warm clothing for the upper body, usually knitted.
Example: "I put on a sweater when it’s cold."
T-shirt (noun)
Definition: A casual shirt with short sleeves.
Example: "He’s wearing a white T-shirt and blue jeans."

Everyday Expressions

Don’t worry (expression)
Definition: A phrase used to comfort someone.
Example: "Don’t worry, I’ll help you find your wallet."
Changing rooms (noun)
Definition: Rooms where you can try on clothes before buying them.
Example: "The changing rooms are at the back of the shop."
Here (adverb)
Definition: In this place.
Example: "The books are over here on the shelf."
That (determiner)
Definition: Used to refer to something far away.
Example: "Look at that red car over there!"

Wordlist for Unit 5, English File Elementary 4th

Word	Example
buy	Buy some cheese to make sandwiches for lunch!
dance	Can you dance well?
draw	Draw a picture
find	How can I find this place?
forget	Don't forget about your hometask
give	Can you give me a few dollars, please?
hear	Can you hear me?
help	Books can help
leave	He left home an hour ago
look for	He is looking for his dictionary
meet	Bob didn't meet his friends last weekend
paint	I love painting
play	A play is a piece of writing performed by actors in a theatre
remember	Do you always remember dates?
run	All the children run a race on Sports Day
see	Can I see your ticket, please?
send	Ben often sends a letter to his grandfather
sing	Bella sang to the baby
swim	Can you swim?
take	Can you take my bag?
talk	An old man is talking on the phone
tell	Can you tell me what that means?
try	Can you try to finish your homework tonight, please?
use	Can I use your pen?
wait for	I wait for a bus at the bus stop every morning
autumn	I start school in autumn
cloudy	Do you like cloudy days?
cold	Are you cold?
cool	He is a cool actor
foggy	I can't see - it's really foggy
hot	Days in August are hot
raining	Don't forget your umbrella! It is raining today
snowing	It's snowing
spring	Do you like spring?
summer	All rooms are booked for this summer
sunny	Greece is a sunny country
warm	Above all, it would be warm in there
windy	I don't like windy days
winter	February is the last winter month
argue	Don't argue with your sister!
bark	His dog always barks at me
loud	He plays loud music
music	Do you hear that music?
noisy	A crowd of noisy protesters gathered in the square
jacket	Are you wearing a purple jacket?
jeans	Do you like my new jeans?
shirt	Boys wear blue shirt at school
shoes	He bought a pair of running shoes
skirt	Anita has a lot of skirts
sweater	Do you have many sweaters?
trousers	A Sudanese woman doesn't wear trousers
T-shirt	Can you wear a T-shirt at work?
Don't worry.	Don't worry about the exam.
Changing rooms	'Can I try on these jeans?' 'Yes, the changing rooms are over there.'
here	Are you here for an English class?
Large	A large house like this must be expensive to heat
Medium	Customers usually order a medium steak
Small	Ants are smaller than bugs
that	How do you spell that word?
there	'Where's Peter?' 'He's over there.'
these	Find these countries on the map
this	Is this their car?
those	Ben brought those books and disks
Don't worry	Don't worry about the exam

FAQ

How can I describe the weather in English?

Start with "It’s" and an adjective:

"It’s sunny today."
"It’s cold in winter."

What’s the difference between “this” and “that”?

This refers to something close to you. Example: "This sweater is nice."
That refers to something farther away. Example: "That jacket is expensive."

How can I practice using verbs?

Combine them with time expressions to create sentences:

"I swim in summer."
"We play games on weekends."