600 Words for Intermediates - 1 ’s topics
Unit 1 - The Twelve Months
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Unit 2 - The Dragon
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Unit 3 - The Battle of Thermopylae
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Unit 4 - The Deer and His Image
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Unit 5 - May 29, 1953
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Unit 6 - The Frog Prince
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Unit 7 - A Beautiful Bird
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Unit 8 - Tricky Turtle
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Unit 9 - The Tale of Bartelby O'Boyle
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Unit 10 - Blackbeard
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Unit 11 - Dinosaur Drawings
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Unit 12 - The Mean Chef
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Unit 13 - The Cat and the Fox
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Unit 14 - The Good Student
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Unit 15 - The Lucky Knife
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Unit 16 - Prince Sam
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Unit 17 - Henry Ford's Famous Car
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Unit 18 - The Priest
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Unit 19 - Mrs. May and the Green Girl
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Unit 20 - Albert Einstein
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Unit 21 - From the Earth to the Stars
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Unit 22 - The Farm Festival
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Unit 23 - The Clever Thief
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Unit 24 - The Doctor's Cure
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Unit 25 - The Criminal
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Unit 26 - The Two Captains
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Unit 27 - The Duke and the Minister
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Unit 28 - The Fisherman
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Unit 29 - Osiris and the Nile
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Unit 30 - The Taxi Driver
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600 Words for Intermediates - 1
This 600 words list include the most useful words for English learners at intermediate level (A2). This is the 2nd list is from Paul Nation's books of 4000 essential English words. They are high to middle-frequency words used in both spoken and written English.
600 words / 30 topics
Unit 1 - The Twelve Months
Unit 2 - The Dragon
Unit 3 - The Battle of Thermopylae
Unit 4 - The Deer and His Image
Unit 5 - May 29, 1953
Unit 6 - The Frog Prince
Unit 7 - A Beautiful Bird
Unit 8 - Tricky Turtle
Unit 9 - The Tale of Bartelby O'Boyle
Unit 10 - Blackbeard
Unit 11 - Dinosaur Drawings
Unit 12 - The Mean Chef
Unit 13 - The Cat and the Fox
Unit 14 - The Good Student
Unit 15 - The Lucky Knife
Unit 16 - Prince Sam
Unit 17 - Henry Ford's Famous Car
Unit 18 - The Priest
Unit 19 - Mrs. May and the Green Girl
Unit 20 - Albert Einstein
Unit 21 - From the Earth to the Stars
Unit 22 - The Farm Festival
Unit 23 - The Clever Thief
Unit 24 - The Doctor's Cure
Unit 25 - The Criminal
Unit 26 - The Two Captains
Unit 27 - The Duke and the Minister
Unit 28 - The Fisherman
Unit 29 - Osiris and the Nile
Unit 30 - The Taxi Driver
anxious
adj
/ ˈæŋkʃəs/
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nervous about what may happen
"She was anxious that she might fail in the examination."
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motion
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/ˈmoʊ·ʃən/
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the act or process of moving, or a particular movement
His range of motion was exactly equal on both sides.
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seek
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to search for something or try to find or obtain something
The government is seeking ways to reduce the cost of health care.
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landscape
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/ɭændskeɪp/
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a large area of countryside, usually one without many buildings or other things that are not natural
"Wars have changed our country's political landscape."
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household
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/ˈhɑʊs·hoʊld/
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a group of people, often a family, who live together
She became part of his household.
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desire
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/ dɪˈzaɪɝ/
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to want something strongly
They don’t really seem to desire change.
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lift
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/lɪft/
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to move something from a lower to a higher position
Could you help me lift this table, please?
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pace
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the speed at which someone or something moves, or with which something happens or changes
You seem to be working at a slower pace than normal.
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lung
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/lʌŋ/
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either of the two breathing organs in the chest of people and some animals
"Small-cell lung cancer can be developed from excessive smoking."
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remark
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/rɪˈmɑrk/
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to give a spoken statement of an opinion or thought
She remarked (that) she’d be home late.
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shine
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/ʃɑɪn/
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to send out or reflect light
Her dark eyes shone with happiness (= she looked very happy).
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possess
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to have or own something, or to have a particular quality
She possesses the unusual talent of knowing when to say nothing.
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awful
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very bad, unpleasant, or of low quality
Fox TV has canceled the truly awful sitcom "Monty" after a short tryout.
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eager
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/ˈi·ɡər/
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having or showing desire or interest
Lots of eager volunteers responded to the appeal for help.
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spill
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to cause a liquid to flow or fall over the edge of a container or beyond the limits of something, or of a liquid to flow or fall in this way
He tried to fill the sugar bowl and managed to spill sugar all over the floor.
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polite
adj
/pəˈlɑɪt/
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behaving in a way that is socially correct and shows respect for other people’s feelings
She was too polite to point out my mistake.
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rapidly
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/ɹæpədɭi/
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fast
"As winter approaches, the temperature rapidly changes."
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load
verb
/ ˈloʊd/
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to put in or on something, usually a vehicle
Could you please place this load of bananas in the truck?
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intent
noun
/ ˌɪnˈtɛnt/
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something you plan to do
"I've been practicing with the intent to win this year's gymnastics competition."
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consist
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/kənˈsɪst/
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to hold within; to be made up of
Sodas consist of carbonated water and flavors.
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