VOCABULARY LIST - STARTING FROM "G"

VOCABULARY LIST - STARTING FROM "G"

G
gain (v) ·       gain experience gallery (n) ·       an art gallery game (n) gap (n) garage (n) garden game (n) gap (n) garage (n) garden (n) garlic (n) gas (n) (Am Eng) (Br Eng: petrol) gas station (n) (Am Eng) (Br Eng: petrol station) gate (n) general (adj) generally (adv) •   1 generally get home about 7.00. generation (n) generous (adj) gentle (adj) geography (n) get (v) get along (with) (v & phr v) •   How do you get along with Harry? get back (phr v) •   When did you get back from New York? get down (phr v) •   Get down at once! •   Did you get all the notes down? get fit (v)	get in (phr v) •   Can you get in through the window? get off (phr v) ·       We get off at the next stop. get on (phr v) •   Get your coat on and then we can leave. ·       How are you getting on now? get on (with) (phr v) ·       She got on with her work. •   I'm getting on well with French. ·       Do you get on well with Sam? get rid of (phr v) •   Have you got rid of those old documents? get up (phr v) •   What time do you get up in the morning? giant (adj) gift (n) giraffe (n) girl (n) girlfriend (n) give (v) give back (phr v) •   Give me back this book on Tuesday, please. give in (phr v) •   Have you given in your homework yet? •   Do you give in? Shall I tell you now? give out (phr v) •   Will you give out these papers for me, please?	give up (phr v) •    Has David given up playing tennis? give way (phr v) •    You must give way to traffic at a roundabout glad (adj) glance (v) glass (n) glasses (n pi) global warming (n) glove (n) go (v) goal (n) goalkeeper (n) goat (n) go for (phr v) He went for the job The dog went for the man. gold (adj & n) golden (adj) golf (n) good (adj) ·       The film was very good. ·       to be good at maths good afternoon (exclam) good-looking (adj) good morning (exclam) go off (phr v) ·       They went off to Australia. ·       Suddenly the lights went off. go on (phr v) •    The meeting went on until six o'clock. ·       What's going on?

go out (phr v) •   Are you going out this evening? ·       The fire has gone out. ·       Is Barbara still going out with Thomas, or have they broken up? gorgeous (adj) government (n) go (with/together) (phr v) •   Your tie doesn't go with your shirt. •   Your tie and shirt don't go together. grab (v) •   He grabbed my bag and ran away. grade (n) graduation (n) gram(me) (n) grammar (n) grandchild (n) grand(d)ad (n)

granddaughter (n) grandfather (n) grandma (n) grandmother (n) grandpa (n) grandparent (n) grandson (n) granny (n) grant (n) •   He was given a grant to study in Australia. (n) grape (n) graphics (n pi) grass (n) grateful (adj) great (adj) green (adj & n) greet (v) greeting (n) grey (adj & n) (Br Eng) (Am Eng: gray) grill (n & v) grilled (adj)

grocery store (n) (Am Eng) groom (n) ground (n) group (n) grow (v) grow up (phr v) ·      Children grow up fast. guard (n) guess (n & v) guest (n) guest-house (n) guide (n & v) guidebook (n) guilty (adj) guitar (n) guitarist (n) gum (n) ·       chewing gum gun (n) guy (n) gym (n) gymnastics (n)

NOTE

Abbreviations used in the Preliminary and Preliminary for Schools Vocabulary List are:

abbrev	abbreviation or acronym	mv n	modal verb
adj	adjective	phrv	noun
adv	adverb	pi	phrasal verb
av	auxiliary verb	prep	plural preposition
Am Eng	American English	prep phr	prepositional phrase
Br Eng	British English	pron	pronoun
conj det	conjunction	sing	singular
exclam	determiner	v	verb
	exclamation

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