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NewENGLISH FILE Vocabulary Checker

for Beginner

Clive OxendenChristina Latham-Koenig

This Vocabulary Checker:● includes key vocabulary from

New English File Beginner. ● provides learners with an opportunity

to self-test file-by-file.● allows students to translate vocabulary,

creating a record of work.

NEF Beginner Vocab Checker 4594707.indd 1 20/11/08 14:42:08

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Contents

Vocabulary File 1 3• Numbers A & B (Numbers 0–20)• Countries and nationalities• Things A: Things in the classroom• More words to learn

Vocabulary File 2 5• Things B: Small things• People and family• Adjectives• Numbers C (Numbers 21–100)• More words to learn

Vocabulary File 3 7• Common verbs 1• Food and drink• Jobs and places of work• The time and ordinal numbers A (What time is it?)• More words to learn• More words in File 3

Vocabulary File 4 9• A typical day• Common verbs 2• More words to learn

Vocabulary File 5 11• Common verbs 3A• The time and ordinal numbers B (Ordinal numbers)• More words to learn• More words in File 5

Vocabulary File 6 13• Hotels• Places• Common verbs 3B• More words to learn

Vocabulary File 7 15• More words to learn• More words in File 7


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1 Vocabulary File 1

Numbers A & B (Numbers 0-20)

zero /zI@r@U/

one /wVn/

two /tu;/

three /Tri;/

four /fO;/

five /faIv/

six /sIks/

seven /"sevn/

eight /eIt/

nine /naIn/

ten /ten/

eleven /I"levn/

twelve /twelv/

thirteen /T3;"ti;n/

fourteen /fO;"ti;n/

fifteen /fIf"ti;n/

sixteen /sIks"ti;n

seventeen /sevn"ti;n/

eighteen /eI"ti;n/

nineteen /naIn"ti;n/

twenty /"twenti/

Countries and nationalities

Brazil /br@"zIl/

Brazilian /br@"zIli@n/

China /"tSaIn@/

Chinese /tSaI"ni;z/

England /INgl@nd/

English /"INglIS/

Hungary /hVNg@ri/

Hungarian /hVN"ge@ri@n/

Italy /"It@li/

Italian /I"t&li@n/

Japan /dZ@"p&n/

Japanese /dZ&p@"ni;z/

Mexico /"meksIk@U/

Mexican /"meksIk@n/

Poland /"p@Ul@nd/

Polish /"p@UlIS/

Russia /"rVS@/

Russian /"rVSn/

Spain /speIn/

Spanish /"sp&nIS/

Turkey /t3;ki/

Turkish /t3;kIS/

the US (or ‘the United States’) /D@ ju; es/

American /@"merIk@n/

the UK /D@ ju; keI/

British /"brItIS/


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Things A: Things in the classroom

board /bO;d/

book /bUk/

chair /tSe@/

coat /k@Ut/

dictionary /"dIkS@nri/

door /dO;/

laptop /"l&ptQp/

piece of paper /pi;s @v "peIp@/

table /teIbl/

window /"wInd@U/

More words to learn hello /h@"l@U/

hi /haI/

What’s your surname? /wQts jO; "s3;neIm/

How do you spell it? /haU dj@ "spel It/

Sorry? /"sQri/

OK. /@U"keI/

thank you /T&Nk ju;/

please /pli;z/

excuse me /Ik"skju;z mi;/

yes /jes/

no /n@U/

Sorry! /"sQri/

Nice to meet you. /naIs t@ "mi;t ju/

Am I late? /&m aI "leIt/

Where are you from? /we@r @ ju "frQm/

I’m from Russia. /"aIm fr@m/

Where in Russia? /"we@r In/

I’m from Moscow. /"aIm fr@m/

Where is it? /we@r "Iz It/

Is it a good film? /Iz It @ gUd "fIlm/

Yes, it’s fantastic. /jes Its f&n"t&stIk/

hurry up /"hVri Vp/

breakfast /"brekf@st/

We’re on holiday too. /wI@r Qn hQl@deI "tu;/

goodbye / bye /gUd"baI/

Have a nice day! /h&v @ naIs "deI/

good morning /gUd "mO;nIN/

good afternoon /gUd A;ft@"nu;n/

good evening /gUd "I;vnIN/

I have a reservation. /aI h&v @ rez@"veISn/


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2 Vocabulary File 2

Things B: Small things

bag /b&g/

credit card /"kredIt kA;d/

glasses /"glA;sIz/

identity card (ID card) /aI"dent@ti kA;d/

key /ki;/

mobile (phone) /"m@UbaIl/

pen /pen/

photo /"f@Ut@U/

umbrella /Vm"brel@/

watch /wQtS/

People and family boy /bOI/

boyfriend /"bOIfrend/

brother /"brVD@/

child /tSaIld/

children /"tSIldr@n/

daughter /"dO;t@/

father /"fa;D@/

friends /frendz/

girl /g3;l/

girlfriend /"g3;lfrend/

husband /"hVzb@nd/

man /m&n/

men /men/

mother /"mVD@/

person /"p3;sn/

people /"pi;pl/

sister /"sIst@/

son /sVn/

wife /waIf/

woman /"wUm@n/

women /"wImIn/

Adjectives bad /b&d/

beautiful /"bju;tIfl/

big /bIg/

black /bl&k/

blue /blu;/

brown /braUn/

cheap /tSi;p/

expensive /Ik"spensIv/

fantastic /f&n"t&stIk/

fast /fa;st/

good /gUd/

good-looking /gUd"lUkIN/

green /gri;n/

long /lQN/

new /nju;/

old /@Uld/

orange /"QrIndZ/

red /red/

short (for things) /SO;t/

short (for people) /SO;t/

slow /sl@U/


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small /smO;l/

tall /tO;l/

terrible /"ter@bl/

white /waIt/

yellow /"jel@U/

Numbers C (Numbers 21–100)

twenty-one /twentI "wVn/

twenty-two /twentI "tu;/

thirty /"T3;ti/

thirty-three /T3;ti "Tri;/

forty /"fO;ti/

forty-four /fO;ti "fO;/

fifty /"fIfti/

fifty-five /fIfti "faIv/

sixty /"sIksti/

sixty-six /sIksti "sIks/

seventy /"sevnti/

seventy-seven /sevnti "sevn/

eighty /"eIti/

eighty-eight /eIti "eIt/

ninety /"naInti/

ninety-nine /naInti "naIn/

a hundred /@ "hVndr@d/

More words to learn What is it? /wQt "Iz It/

What are they? /wQt "A; DeI/

What’s in your bag? /wQts In j@ "b&g/

I have two credit cards. /"aI h&v/

That’s my bag. /D&ts/

here /hI@/

there /De@/

over there /"@Uv@ De@/

Who’s this? /hu;z "DIs/

I can’t remember. /aI kA;nt rI"memb@/

thanks /T&Nks/

German /"dZ3;m@n/

French /frentS/

Wow! /waU/

Look at that car! /"lUk @t/

also /"O;ls@U/

important /Im"pO;tnt/

popular /"pQpj@l@/

easy /"i;zi/

safe /seIf/

with /wID/

What’s your favourite car? /"wQts j@ feIvr@t/

How are you? /haU @ "ju;/

Fine, thanks. /"faIn T&nks/

And you? /&nd ju;/

I’m OK, thanks. /aIm @U"keI T&nks/

This is Helen. /"DIs Iz/

See you soon. /si; j@ "su;n/

We’re in a hurry. /wI@r In @ "hVri/

What’s your phone number? /wQts j@ "f@Un nVmb@/

What’s your (email) address? /wQts j@r (i;meI@l) @dres/

How old are you? /haU "Qld @ ju;/

I’m 18. /aIm/

Are you married? /"A; j@/


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Common verbs 1 drink coffee /drINk "kQfi/

eat fast food /i;t fa;st "fu;d/

have children /h&v "tSIldr@n/

like dogs /laIk dQgz/

listen to the radio /"lIsn t@ D@ "reIdi@U/

live in a flat /lIv In @ fl&t/

read magazines /ri;d m&g@zi;nz/

speak English /spi;k "INglIS/

study Spanish /"stVdi "sp&nIS/

want a new car /wQnt @ nju; kA;/

watch TV /wQtS ti;"vi;/

work in a bank /w3;k In @ b&Nk/

Food and drink beer /bI@/

bread /bred/

breakfast /"brekf@st/

butter /"bVt@/

cereal /"sI@ri@l/

cheese /tSi;z/

chocolate /"tSQkl@t/

coffee /"kQfi/

dinner /"dIn@/

eggs /egz/

fish /fIS/

fruit /fru;t/

lunch /lVntS/

meat /mi;t/

milk /mIlk/

orange juice /"QrIndZ dZu;s/

pasta /"p&st@/

potatoes /p@"teIt@Uz/

rice /raIs/

salad /"s&l@d/

sandwich /"s&nwIdZ/

sugar /"SUg@/

tea /ti;/

vegetables /"vedZt@blz/

water /"wO;t@/

wine /waIn/

Jobs and places of work

administrator /@d"mInIstreIt@/

doctor /"dQkt@/

factory worker /"f&ktri w3;k@/

lawyer /"lO;j@/

nurse /n3;s/

policeman / policewoman /p@"li;sm@n / p@"li;swUm@n/

shop assistant /"SQp @sIst@nt/

student /"stju;dnt/

teacher /"ti;tS@/

waiter / waitress /"weIt@ / "weItr@s/

in the street /In D@ stri;t/

in a hospital /In @ "hQspItl/

in a shop /In @ SQp/

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in an office /In @n "QfIs/

in a school /In @ sku;l/

in a factory /In @ "f&ktri/

at home /&t h@Um/

The time and ordinal numbers A (What time is it?)

It’s one o’clock. /Its wVn @ "klQk/

It’s five past one. /Its faIv pA;st "wVn/

It’s ten past one. /Its ten pA;st "wVn/

It’s quarter past one. /Its kO;t@ pA;st "wVn/

It’s twenty past one. /Its twenti pA;st "wVn/

It’s twenty-five past one. /Its twentifaIv pA;st "wVn/

It’s half past one. /Its hA;f pA;st "wVn/

It’s twenty-five to two. /Its twentifaIv t@ "tu;/

It’s twenty to two. /Its twenti t@ "tu;/

It’s quarter to two. /Its kO;t@ t@ "tu;/

It’s ten to two. /Its ten t@ "tu;/

It’s five to two. /Its faIv t@ "tu;/

More words to learn I don’t know. /aI d@Unt "n@U/

Do you want a coffee? /dj@ "wQnt/

Don’t worry. /d@Unt "wVri/

wait /WweIt/

Are you OK? /A; ju @U"keI/

What’s the problem? /wQts D@ "prQbl@m/

Really? /"rI@li/

I prefer our traditional breakfast. /"aI prIf3;/

at the weekend /&t D@ wi;kend/

at home / work /&t "h@Um / w3;k/

It depends. /It dI"pendz/

a lot of /@ lQt @v/

For breakfast I have … /f@ "brekf@st aI h&v/

together /t@"geD@/

What do you do? /wQt dj@ "du;/

I’m a doctor. /"aIm @/

Where do you work? /we@ dj@ "w3;k/

I work in a hospital. /aI "w3;k/

I like it very much. /aI laIk It veri "mVtS/

He speaks English very well. /hi spi;ks ... veri wel/

only /"@Unli/

speak on the phone /spi;k Qn D@ f@Un/

all over the world /O;l @Uv@ D@ "w3;ld/

What time is it? /wQt "taIm Iz It/

Have a nice day. /h&v @ naIs "deI/

You too. /ju; "tu;/

Thanks. /T&nks/

You’re welcome. /jO; "welk@m/

What day is it today / tomorrow? /wQt "deI Iz It t@deI / t@mVr@U/

Why? /waI/

Because it’s my wife’s birthday. /bIk@z Its maI ... "b3;TdeI/

See you on Monday. /"si; ju Qn/

More words in File 3 cold /k@Uld/

documents /"dQkjum@nts/

managers /"m&nIdZ@z/

meetings /"mi;tINz/

multinational companies /mVltI"n&Sn@l "kVmp@niz/

sausage /"sQsIdZ/

soup /su;p/

strong /strQN/


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A typical day get up /get Vp/

have breakfast /h&v "brekf@st/

have a shower /h&v @ "SaU@/

go to work (by bus, car, etc.) /g@U t@ "w3;k/

go to university /g@U t@ ju;nI"v3;s@ti/

have a coffee /h&v @ "kQfi/

have a sandwich /h&v @ "s&nwIdZ/

have lunch /h&v "lVntS/

finish work /fInIS "w3;k/

go home /g@U "h@Um/

go shopping /g@U "SQpIN/

go to the gym /g@U t@ D@ "dZIm/

make dinner /meIk "dIn@/

have dinner /h&v "dIn@/

do housework /du; "haUsw3;k/

watch TV /wQtS ti;"vi;/

go to bed /g@U t@ "bed/

Common verbs 2 do exercise /du; "eks@saIz/

do sport /du; spO;t/

go to the cinema /g@U t@ D@ "sIn@m@/

go to the theatre /g@U t@ D@ "TI@t@/

go to the beach /g@U t@ D@ "bi;tS/

play tennis /pleI "tenIs/

play the piano /pleI D@ pi"&n@U/

play computer games /pleI k@m"pju;t@ geImz/

ski /ski;/

swim /swIm/

walk /wO;k/

change money /tSeIndZ "mVni/

come /kVm/

drive /draIv/

hear /hI@/

park /pA;k/

pay by credit card /peI baI "kredIt kA;d/

see /si;/

smoke /sm@Uk/

take photos /teIk "f@Ut@Uz/

use the Internet /ju;z Di; "Int@net/

More words to learn What time do you get up? /wQt "taIm dj@/

At eight o’clock. /@t/

He gets up at about 9.30. /hi gets "Vp @t @baUt/

wear jeans /we@ "dZi;nz/

clean /kli;n/

in the morning / afternoon / evening

/In D@ "mO;nIN / A;ft@nu;n / i;vnIN/

before / after lunch /bIfO; / A;ft@ "lVntS/

then /Den/

go out /g@U aUt/

a club /klVb/

lock the doors /lQk D@ "dO;z/

When I’m in bed … /wen aIm In "bed/

the north /D@ nO;T/

It’s hot. /Its "hQt/


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It’s cold. /Its kQld/

the summer /D@ "sVm@/

the winter /D@ "wInt@/

open /"@Up@n/

closed /kl@Uzd/

light /laIt/

dark /dA;k/

outside /aUt"saId/

inside /In"saId/

the same /D@ seIm/

different /"dIfr@nt/

snow /sn@U/

relax /rI"l&ks/

I’m (really) sorry. /aIm (ri;@li) "sQri/

That’s OK. /"D&ts @UkeI/

Who’s that? /hu;z "D&t/

It’s me. /Its mi;/

Sir /s3;/

Madam /"m&d@m/

Can I help you? /k@n aI "help ju/

Can I have an espresso, please? /k@n aI h&v ... pli;z/

Single or double? /"sINgl O; dVbl/

How much is that? /haU mVtS "Iz D&t/

Can I pay with Mastercard? /k@n aI "peI wID/

Sure. /SU@/

A ticket to Oxford, please? /@ tIkIt tu ... pli;z/

Single or return? /sINgl O; rI"t3;n/

Here you are. /"hI@ ju A;/

a memory card /@ "mem@ri kA;d/

a phone card /@ "feUn kA;d/


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Common verbs 3A arrive at the airport /@"raIv @t Di; "e@pO;t/

break your leg /breIk j@ leg/

buy a ticket /baI @ "tIkIt/

come back from holiday /kVm b&k fr@m "hQl@deI/

find a job /faInd @ dZQb/

learn a language /l3;n @ "l&NgwIdZ/

meet a friend /mi;t @ frend/

rent a car /rent @ kA;/

say hello /seI h@"l@U/

stay at a hotel /steI @t @ h@U"tel/

The time and ordinal numbers B (Ordinal numbers)

the first /D@ f3;st/

the second /D@ "seknd/

the third /D@ T3;d/

the fourth /D@ fO;T/

the fifth /D@ fIfT/

the sixth /D@ sIksT/

the seventh /D@ "sevnT/

the eighth /Di; "eItT/

the ninth /D@ naInT/

the tenth /D@ tenT/

the eleventh /Di; I"levnT/

the twelfth /D@ twelfT/

the thirteenth /D@ T3;"ti;nT/

the fourteenth /D@ fO;"ti;nT/

the fifteenth /D@ fIf"ti;nT/

the sixteenth /D@ sIks"ti;nT/

the seventeenth /D@ sevn"ti;nT/

the eighteenth /Di; eI"ti;nT/

the nineteenth /D@ naIn"ti;nT/

the twentieth /D@ "twenti@th/

the twenty-first /D@ twenti "f3;st/

the twenty-second /D@ twenti "seknd/

the twenty-third /D@ twenti "T3;d/

the twenty-fourth /D@ twenti "fO;T/

the twenty-fifth /D@ twenti "fIfT/

the twenty-sixth /D@ twenti "sIksT/

the twenty-seventh /D@ twenti "sevnT/

the twenty-eighth /D@ twenti "eItT/

the twenty-ninth /D@ twenti "naInT/

the thirtieth /D@ "T3;ti@T/

the thirty-first /D@ T3;ti "f3;st/

More words to learn yesterday /"jest@deI/

yesterday afternoon /"jest@deI A;ft@"nu;n/

last night /lA;st naIt/

last Saturday /lA;st "s&t@deI/

I was worried. /aI w@z "wQrid

Did you have a good day? /dId ju h&v @ gUd "deI/

It was OK. /It w@z @U"keI/

as usual /&z "ju;Zu@l/

nothing special /nVDIN "speSl/

traffic /"tr&fIk/

stressed /strest/


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a surprise /@ s@"praIz/

a present /@ "preznt/

a trip to Paris /@ "trIp t@/

a football match /@ m&tS/

Brilliant! /"brIli@nt/

Of course. /@v kO;s/

make friends /meIk frendz/

break your heart /breIk j@ "hA;t/

use your hands /ju;z j@ "h&ndz/

the best in the world /D@ best In D@ "w3;ld/

speak Italian quite well /kwaIt "wel/

I feel European. /aI "fi;l/

a year / three days / a week ago /@g@U/

What’s the date? /wQts D@ "deIt/

It’s the fifth of May. /Its D@ ... @v .../

When’s your birthday? /wenz j@ "b3;TdeI/

More words in File 5 nothing special /nVTIN "speSl/

pick up /pIk Vp/


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6 Vocabulary File 6

Hotels bar /bA;/

bath /bA;T/

bathroom /"bA;Tru;m/

bed /bed/

car park /"kA; pA;k/

cupboard /"kVb@d/

floor /flO;/

garden /"gA;dn/

gift shop /"gIft SQp/

gym /dZIm/

lamp /l&mp/

lift /lIft/

pillow /"pIl@U/

reception /rI"sepS@n/

remote control /rIm@Ut k@n"tr@Ul/

restaurant /"restrQnt/

shower /"SaU@/

spa /spA;/

swimming pool /"swImIN pu;l/

toilets /"tOIl@ts/

towel /"taU@l/

Places airport /"e@pO;t/

bank /b&Nk/

beach /bi;tS/

chemist’s /"kemIsts/

church /tS3;tS/

cinema /"sIn@m@/

city /"sIti/

hospital /"hQspItl/

museum /mju"zI@m/

park /pA;k/

petrol station /"petr@l steISn/

post office /"p@Ust QfIs/

river /"rIv@/

road /r@Ud/

sea /si;/

shop /SQp/

station /"steISn/

supermarket /"su;p@mA;kIt/

town /taUn/

village /"vIlIdZ/

Common verbs 3B call a friend /kO;l @ "frend/

get a letter /get @ "let@/

give a present /gIv @ "preznt/

leave the cinema /li;v D@ "sIn@m@/

lose your keys /lu;z j@ "ki;z/

send an email /send @n "i;meIl/

take an umbrella /teIk @n Vm"brel@/

tell somebody a story /tel sVmb@di @ "stO;ri/

turn off the light /t3;n "Qf D@ laIt/

turn on the light /t3;n "Qn D@ laIt/


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More words to learn Welcome to the island. /"welk@m t@/

on the first floor /Qn D@ f3;st "flO;/

upstairs /Vp"ste@z/

downstairs /daUn"ste@z/

Enjoy your stay. /endZOI jO; "steI/

in the cupboard /In/

on the bed /Qn/

under the chair /"Vnd@/

There’s a beautiful view. /De@z @ "bju;tIfl vju;/

a boat /@ b@Ut/

have an accident /h&v @n "&ksId@nt/

build /bIld/

wear /we@/

kilometres (km) /kI"lQmIt@/

How was your weekend? /"haU w@z j@/

A complete disaster! /@ k@mpli;t dI"zA;st@/

typically English /"tIpIkli "INglIS/

a bed and breakfast /@ bed @n "brekf@st/

Can I (sit here)? /k@n aI sIt "he@/

full (opposite = empty) /fUl/

next to (me) /nekst t@/

platform /"pl&tfO;m/

seat /si;t/

Time to go. /taIm t@ "g@U/

That’s interesting. /"D&ts Intr@stIN/

a text (message) /@ tekst/

a show /@ S@U/

angry /"&Ngri/

What do you think of … ? /"wQt dj@ TINk @v/

I really like it. /aI ri;@li laIk It/

It’s fantastic / great. /Its f&n"t&stIk / greIt/

It’s OK. /Its @U"keI/

I don’t like it. /aI d@Unt "laIk It/

It’s terrible / awful. /Its "ter@bl / O;fl/

What’s the last film you saw? /wQts D@ lA;st "fIlm j@ sO;/


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7 Vocabulary File 7

More words to learn camping /"k&mpIN/

cycling /"saIklIN/

flying /"flaIIN/

travelling /"tr&v@lIN/

paint a picture /peInt @ "pIktS@/

have a picnic /h&v @ "pIknIk/

it depends (on the day) /It dI"pendz/

for example /f@ Ig"zA;mpl/

go for a walk /g@U f@r @ "wO;k/

in the middle of /In D@ "mIdl @v/

a free afternoon /@ fri; A;ft@"nu;n/

How far is that? /haU "fA;r Iz D&t/

until April /@n"tIl/

tomorrow night /t@"mQr@U naIt/

next month /nekst "mVnT/

next year /nekst "jI@/

That’s a long time. /"D&ts @ lQN taIm/

It’s going to be sunny / hot / cold. /Its g@UIN t@ bi "sVni / hQt / kQld/

It’s going to rain / snow. /Its g@UIN t@ "reIn / sn@U/

Excuse me. Where’s the bank? /Ikskju;z mi. "we@z D@/

Can you help me? /k&n j@ "help mi/

Is there a petrol station near here? /Iz De@r @ ... ne@ he@/

Yes, there’s one on the corner. /jes, De@z wVn Qn D@ "kO;n@/

It’s between the bank and the post office.

/Its betwi;n D@ ... &nd D@ .../

It’s opposite the chemist’s. /Its "Qp@sIt D@/

It’s next to the bookshop. /Its nekst t@ D@/

Go straight on. /g@U streIt "Qn/

Turn right / left. /t3;n "raIt / left/

It’s on the right / left. /Its Qn D@ "raIt / left/

More words in File 7 do a crossword /du; @ "krQsw3;d/

go to an exhibition /g@U t@ @n eksI"bISn/

go window-shopping /g@U "wInd@U SQpIN/

have a long bubble bath /h&v @ lQN "bVbl bA;T/

make a big pot of coffee /meIk @ bIg pQt Vv "kQfi;/

paint /"peInt/

work in the garden /w3;k In D@ "gA;dn/


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