Sara Says No

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Wordlist and Multiple-choice Exercises
Sara Says No!

Norman Whitney
Word
Page
Phonetic Spelling
Part Of
Speech
Med
Star
Rating
3
afternoon
/ftnun/
noun
[count]
angry
/gri/
adjective
bad
/bd/
adjective
business
busy
Definition
Sample Sentence
the time between

the middle of the
day and the evening
very annoyed
She usually has a sleep in

the afternoon.
no longer fresh or
good to eat
Some of the apples are

bad.
/bzns/
noun
[uncount]
the work of buying

and selling products
How is business?
/bzi/
adjective
full of people
The restaurant is busy at

lunchtime.
cheap
/ip/
adjective
not expensive
You can buy cheap fruit

here.
cheat
/it/
verb
to treat someone
dishonestly
I dont like people who

cheat.
clean
11
/klin/
verb
to remove the dirt

and dust in a house
I clean the house every

morning.
Why are you so angry?
Translation
Exercises
15) Choose the correct
words and fill the gaps in
the sentences below.
afternoon / angry / bad /
business / busy
1) At Christmas, the shops
are always ____________ .
2) When the dog is
____________ , it bites.
3) She sometimes has a
sleep in the ____________ .
4) The apple was brown and
____________ .
5) Some men think women
dont understand
____________ .
cheap / cheat / clean / correct
/ counting
1) We sell ____________
clothes.
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correct
/krekt/
adjective
right or accurate
Your answer is correct.
counting
to count
/kant/
verb
to calculate how
many things there
are in a group
He sits at his desk,

counting all the coins.
customers
/kstmz/
noun
[count]
someone who buys

goods or products
Do you have a lot of

customers?
daughter
/dt/
noun
[count]
someones female
child
Sara is Mister Fruits

daughter.
dishonest
10
/dsnst/
adjective
not honest
You must not be dishonest

and cheat customers.
fresh
/fre/
adjective
good to eat
Look at that lovely, fresh

fruit!
friendly
/frendli/
adjective
pleasant and helpful

towards other
people
What a friendly girl!
fruit
/frut/
noun
[uncount]
Look at that lovely, fresh

fruit!
honest
/nst/
adjective
a type of food that

grows on trees or
plants, for example
apples and oranges
someone who is
honest does not tell
lies or cheat people
Its better to be honest

than dishonest.
fruit / honest / kilos and

grammes / laughing / leave
home
kilo and
grammes
/kil n grmz/
phrase
units for measuring

weight in the metric
We measure the fruit in

kilos and grammes.
1) We weigh all our fruit in

____________ .
2) Yes, that is ____________.

3) Please ____________ the
tables.
4) Its wrong to
____________ .
5) The children are
____________ the apples
.
customers / daughter /
dishonest / fresh / friendly
1) These tomatoes are lovely
and ____________ .
2) Mister Fruit shouts at his
____________ .
3) Shes a pleasant,
____________ girl.
4) Its important to be nice to
____________ .
5) I dont like ____________
people.
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system (1000 grams
= 1 kilo)
laughing
to laugh
14
/lf/
verb
leave home
11
/liv hm/
phrase
listen
/lsn/
verb
lonely
12
/lnli/
adjective
market
/mkt/
noun
[count]
to make a noise that

shows you think that
something is funny
to no longer live with
your parents or
family because you
are unhappy
to pay attention to
what someone tells
you
unhappy because
you are alone
Why are you laughing?
a place, especially
outside, where
people sell food
something that is
extremely lucky and
would not normally
be possible
your mother and
father
Do you sometimes go to
the market?
to lift something up
from a surface
She picks up a coin from

the pavement.
Sara is unhappy and wants

to leave home.
Please listen to me!
He has no friends and is
lonely.
miracle
13
/mrk()l/
noun
[count]
parents
10
/pernts/
noun
[count]
picks up
to pick up
14
/pks p/
phrasal
verb
polite
/plat/
adjective
behaving towards
other people in a
pleasant way
Be polite to the customers.
proud (of)
/prad (v)/
adjective
feeling happy about

the achievements of
someone who is
Congratulations! Im proud
of you!
We need a miracle to help

us.
What are your parents
names?
2) Why do you want to

____________?
3) They grow ____________
in the garden.
4) The children start
____________ when they
see him.
5) Its important to be
____________ .
listen / lonely / market /
miracle / parents
1) Only a ____________ can
save us.
2) I buy fruit and vegetables
at the ____________ .
3) Are you ____________
without brothers and sisters?
4) ____________ carefully!
5) He is angry with his
____________ .
picks up / polite / proud (of) /
say a prayer / scales
1) Hes a nice, ____________
boy.
2) She ____________ an
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connected to you
say a prayer
12
/se pre/
phrase
scales
/skelz/
noun
[plural]
sell
/sel/
verb
shouts
to shout
11
/ats/
verb
strange
14
/stren/
adjective
touches
to touch
14
/tz/
verb
understand
/ndstnd/
watching
to watch
weight
to speak to God
using special words
I say a prayer before I go

to bed.
a piece of
equipment used for
weighing things
to let someone have
something in
exchange for money
to say something in
a loud or angry
voice
unusual or
unexpected
Put the oranges on the

scales.
to put your hand on

something
She touches the cat gently.
verb
to know how to do
something or how
something works
I dont really understand

maths!
/w/
verb
Why are you watching me

like that?
/wet/
noun
[uncount]
work
/wk/
verb
to look at someone
or something for a
period of time
a measurement of
how heavy
something is
to have a job
worm
/wm/
noun
[count]
a small creature with

a long, soft body
The bird is eating a worm.
What sort of things do you

sell?
I want to leave home, she
shouts.
What a strange boy!
Scales measure the weight

of the fruit and vegetables.
He doesnt want to work in
an office.
orange and looks at it.

3) Weigh them on the
____________ .
4) Shes really ____________
him.
5) They sit in the church and
____________ .
sell / shouts / strange /
touches / understand
1) ____________ things are
happening.
2) He ____________ the
oranges and lemons.
3) Sorry, I dont
____________ .
4) Do you ____________ a
lot of fruit and vegetables?
5) He is angry and
____________ at Sara.
watching / weight / work /
worms
1) They sit on the sofa
____________ TV.
2) Ugh! I hate ____________!
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and no legs
3) The ____________ of the

pears is two kilos.
4) Where do you
____________ ?
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Starter Level

Wordlist and Multiple-choice Exercises

Sara Says No!

the time between

She usually has a sleep in

Some of the apples are

the work of buying

The restaurant is busy at

You can buy cheap fruit

I dont like people who

to remove the dirt

I clean the house every

Why are you so angry?

Wordlist and Multiple-choice Exercises

Your answer is correct.

He sits at his desk,

someone who buys

Do you have a lot of

Sara is Mister Fruits

You must not be dishonest

Look at that lovely, fresh

pleasant and helpful

What a friendly girl!

Look at that lovely, fresh

a type of food that

Its better to be honest

fruit / honest / kilos and

units for measuring

We measure the fruit in

1) We weigh all our fruit in

2) Yes, that is ____________.

Wordlist and Multiple-choice Exercises

to make a noise that

Why are you laughing?

She picks up a coin from

Sara is unhappy and wants

Be polite to the customers.

feeling happy about

We need a miracle to help

2) Why do you want to

Wordlist and Multiple-choice Exercises

I say a prayer before I go

Put the oranges on the

to put your hand on

She touches the cat gently.

I dont really understand

Why are you watching me

a small creature with

The bird is eating a worm.

What sort of things do you

Scales measure the weight

orange and looks at it.

Wordlist and Multiple-choice Exercises

3) The ____________ of the

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