Oxford and Cambridge Vocabulary Practice

The Oxford 5000™: Advanced Core Word List (B2-C1)

  • Overview of the Oxford 5000™

    • The Oxford 5000 is an expanded core word list designed for advanced learners of English.
    • It includes the Oxford 3000 plus an additional 20002000 words tailored for learners at the B2-C1 levels of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR).

  • Categorization by CEFR Level (B2 Group)

    • absorb v.
    • abstract adj.
    • accent n.
    • accidentally adv.
    • accommodate v.
    • accomplish v.
    • accountant n.
    • accuracy n.
    • accurately adv.
    • acid n.
    • activate v.
    • addiction n.
    • additionally adv.
    • adequate adj.
    • adequately adv.
    • adjust v.
    • affordable adj.
    • agriculture n.
    • AIDS n.
    • alien n.
    • alongside prep.
    • altogether adv.
    • ambulance n.
    • amusing adj.
    • analyst n.
    • ancestor n.
    • animation n.
    • annually adv.
    • anticipate v.
    • anxiety n.
    • apology n.
    • applicant n.
    • appropriately adv.
    • arrow n.
    • artwork n.
    • aside adv.
    • asset n.
    • assign v.
    • assistance n.
    • assumption n.
    • assure v.
    • astonishing adj.
    • attachment n.
    • auction n.
    • audio adj.
    • automatic adj.
    • automatically adv.
    • awareness n.
    • awkward adj.
    • badge n.
    • balanced adj.
    • ballet n.
    • balloon n.
    • barely adv.
    • bargain n.
    • basement n.
    • basket n.
    • bat n.
    • beneficial adj.
    • beside prep.
    • besides prep., adv.
    • bias n.
    • bid n., v.
    • biological adj.
    • blanket n.
    • blow n.
    • bold adj.
    • bombing n.
    • booking n.
    • boost v., n.
    • bound adj.
    • brick n.
    • briefly adv.
    • broadcaster n.
    • broadly adv.
    • bug n.
    • cabin n.
    • canal n.
    • candle n.
    • carbon n.
    • casual adj.
    • cave n.
    • certainty n.
    • certificate n.
    • challenging adj.
    • championship n.
    • charming adj.
    • chase v., n.
    • cheek n.
    • cheer v., n.
    • choir n.
    • chop v.
    • circuit n.
    • civilization n.
    • clarify v.
    • classify v.
    • clerk n.
    • cliff n.
    • clinic n.
    • clip n.
    • coincidence n.
    • collector n.
    • colony n.
    • colourful adj.
    • comic adj., n.
    • commander n.
    • comparative adj.
    • completion n.
    • compose v.
    • composer n.
    • compound n.
    • comprehensive adj.
    • comprise v.
    • compulsory adj.
    • concrete adj., n.
    • confess v.
    • confusion n.
    • consequently adv.
    • conservation n.
    • considerable adj.
    • considerably adv.
    • consistently adv.
    • conspiracy n.
    • consult v.
    • consultant n.
    • consumption n.
    • controversial adj.
    • controversy n.
    • convenience n.
    • convention n.
    • conventional adj.
    • convey v.
    • convincing adj.
    • cope v.
    • corporation n.
    • corridor n.
    • counter (long flat surface) n.
    • coverage n.
    • crack v., n.
    • craft n.
    • creativity n.
    • critically adv.
    • cruise n., v.
    • cue n.
    • curious adj.
    • curriculum n.
    • cute adj.
    • dairy n., adj.
    • dare v.
    • darkness n.
    • database n.
    • deadline n.
    • deadly adj.
    • dealer n.
    • deck n.
    • defender n.
    • delete v.
    • democracy n.
    • democratic adj.
    • demonstration n.
    • depart v.
    • dependent adj.
    • deposit n.
    • depression n.
    • derive v.
    • desperately adv.
    • destruction n.
    • determination n.
    • devote v.
    • differ v.
    • disability n.
    • disabled adj.
    • disagreement n.
    • disappoint v.
    • disappointment n.
    • discourage v.
    • disorder n.
    • distant adj.
    • distinct adj.
    • distinguish v.
    • distract v.
    • disturb v.
    • dive v., n.
    • diverse adj.
    • diversity n.
    • divorce n., v.
    • dominant adj.
    • donation n.
    • dot n.
    • downtown n., adj., adv.
    • dramatically adv.
    • drought n.
    • dull adj.
    • dump v.
    • duration n.
    • dynamic adj.
    • economics n.
    • economist n.
    • editorial adj.
    • efficiently adv.
    • elbow n.
    • electronics n.
    • elegant adj.
    • elementary adj.
    • eliminate v.
    • embrace v.
    • emission n.
    • emotionally adv.
    • empire n.
    • enjoyable adj.
    • entertaining adj.
    • entrepreneur n.
    • envelope n.
    • equip v.
    • equivalent n., adj.
    • era n.
    • erupt v.
    • essentially adv.
    • ethic n.
    • ethnic adj.
    • evaluation n.
    • evident adj.
    • evolution n.
    • evolve v.
    • exceed v.
    • exception n.
    • excessive adj.
    • exclude v.
    • exhibit v., n.
    • exit n.
    • exotic adj.
    • expansion n.
    • expertise n.
    • exploit v.
    • exposure n.
    • extension n.
    • extensive adj.
    • extensively adv.

  • Categorization by CEFR Level (C1 Group)

    • abolish v.
    • abortion n.
    • absence n.
    • absent adj.
    • absurd adj.
    • abundance n.
    • abuse n., v.
    • academy n.
    • accelerate v.
    • acceptance n.
    • accessible adj.
    • accomplishment n.
    • accordance n.
    • accordingly adv.
    • accountability n.
    • accountable adj.
    • accumulate v.
    • accumulation n.
    • accusation n.
    • accused n.
    • acid adj.
    • acquisition n.
    • acre n.
    • activation n.
    • activist n.
    • acute adj.
    • adaptation n.
    • adhere v.
    • adjacent adj.
    • adjustment n.
    • administer v.
    • administrative adj.
    • administrator n.
    • admission n.
    • adolescent n.
    • adoption n.
    • adverse adj.
    • advocate n., v.
    • aesthetic adj.
    • affection n.
    • aftermath n.
    • aggression n.
    • agricultural adj.
    • aide n.
    • albeit conj.
    • alert v., n., adj.
    • alien adj.
    • align v.
    • alignment n.
    • alike adv., adj.
    • allegation n.
    • allege v.
    • allegedly adv.
    • alliance n.
    • allocate v.
    • allocation n.
    • allowance n.
    • ally n.
    • aluminium n.
    • amateur adj., n.
    • ambassador n.
    • amend v.
    • amendment n.
    • amid prep.
    • analogy n.
    • anchor n.
    • angel n.
    • anonymous adj.
    • apparatus n.
    • appealing adj.
    • appetite n.
    • applaud v.
    • applicable adj.
    • appoint v.
    • appreciation n.
    • arbitrary adj.
    • architectural adj.
    • archive n.
    • arena n.
    • arguably adv.
    • arm v.
    • array n.
    • articulate v.
    • ash n.
    • aspiration n.
    • aspire v.
    • assassination n.
    • assault n., v.
    • assemble v.
    • assembly n.
    • assert v.
    • assertion n.
    • assurance n.
    • asylum n.
    • atrocity n.
    • attain v.
    • attendance n.
    • attorney n.
    • attribute v., n.
    • audit n.
    • authentic adj.
    • authorize v.
    • auto n.
    • autonomy n.
    • availability n.
    • await v.
    • backdrop n.
    • backing n.
    • backup n.
    • bail n.
    • ballot n.
    • banner n.
    • bare adj.
    • barrel n.
    • bass n.
    • bat v.
    • battlefield n.
    • bay n.
    • beam n.
    • beast n.
    • behalf n.
    • beloved adj.
    • bench n.
    • benchmark n.
    • beneath prep.
    • beneficiary n.
    • betray v.
    • bind v.
    • biography n.
    • bishop n.
    • bizarre adj.
    • blade n.
    • blast n., v.
    • bleed v.
    • blend v., n.
    • bless v.
    • blessing n.
    • boast v.
    • bonus n.
    • boom n.
    • bounce v.
    • boundary n.
    • bow v., n.
    • breach n., v.
    • breakdown n.
    • breakthrough n.
    • breed v., n.
    • broadband n.
    • browser n.
    • brutal adj.
    • buck n.
    • buddy n.
    • buffer n.
    • bulk n.
    • burden n.
    • bureaucracy n.
    • burial n.
    • burst v.
    • cabinet n.
    • calculation n.
    • canvas n.
    • capability n.
    • capitalism n.
    • capitalist adj.

The Oxford 5000™ Alphabetical Vocabulary Reference

  • Words Beginning with P - Q - R

    • prospective adj.
    • prosperity n.
    • protective adj.
    • protocol n.
    • province n.
    • provincial adj.
    • provision n.
    • provoke v.
    • psychiatric adj.
    • pulse n.
    • pump v., n.
    • punch n., v.
    • query n.
    • quest n.
    • quota n.
    • radar n.
    • radical adj.
    • rage n.
    • raid n., v.
    • rally n., v.
    • ranking n.
    • rape n., v.
    • ratio n.
    • rational adj.
    • ray n.
    • readily adv.
    • realization n.
    • realm n.
    • rear adj., n.
    • reasoning n.
    • reassure v.
    • rebel n.
    • rebellion n.
    • recipient n.
    • reconstruction n.
    • recount¹ v.
    • referendum n.
    • reflection n.
    • reform n., v.
    • refuge n.
    • refusal n.
    • regain v.
    • regardless adv.
    • regime n.
    • regulator n.
    • regulatory adj.
    • rehabilitation n.
    • reign n., v.
    • rejection n.
    • relevance n.
    • reliability n.
    • reluctant adj.
    • remainder n.
    • remains n.
    • remedy n.
    • reminder n.
    • removal n.
    • render v.
    • renew v.
    • renowned adj.
    • rental n.
    • replacement n.
    • representation n.
    • reportedly adv.
    • reproduce v.
    • reproduction n.
    • republic n.
    • resemble v.
    • reside v.
    • residence n.
    • residential adj.
    • residue n.
    • resignation n.
    • resistance n.
    • respective adj.
    • respectively adv.
    • restoration n.
    • restraint n.
    • resume v.
    • retreat n., v.
    • retrieve v.
    • revelation n.
    • revenge n.
    • reverse v., n., adj.
    • revival n.
    • revive v.
    • revolutionary adj.
    • rhetoric n.
    • rifle n.
    • riot n.
    • rip v.
    • ritual n.
    • robust adj.
    • rock v.
    • rod n.
    • rotate v.
    • rotation n.
    • ruling n.
    • rumour n.

  • Words Beginning with S - T

    • sack v.
    • sacred adj.
    • sacrifice n., v.
    • saint n.
    • sake n.
    • sanction n.
    • say n.
    • scattered adj.
    • sceptical adj.
    • scope n.
    • screw v., n.
    • scrutiny n.
    • seal v., n.
    • secular adj.
    • seemingly adv.
    • segment n.
    • seize v.
    • seldom adv.
    • selective adj.
    • senator n.
    • sensation n.
    • sensitivity n.
    • sentiment n.
    • separation n.
    • serial adj.
    • settlement n.
    • set-up n.
    • sexuality n.
    • shareholder n.
    • shatter v.
    • shed v.
    • sheer adj.
    • shipping n.
    • shoot n.
    • shrink v.
    • shrug v.
    • sigh v., n.
    • simulate v.
    • simulation n.
    • simultaneously adv.
    • sin n.
    • situated adj.
    • sketch n.
    • skip v.
    • slam v.
    • slap v.
    • slash v.
    • slavery n.
    • slot n.
    • smash v.
    • snap v.
    • soak v.
    • soar v.
    • socialist adj.
    • sole adj.
    • solely adv.
    • solicitor n.
    • solidarity n.
    • solo adj., n.
    • sound adj.
    • sovereignty n.
    • spam n.
    • span v., n.
    • spare v.
    • spark v.
    • specialized adj.
    • specification n.
    • specimen n.
    • spectacle n.
    • spectrum n.
    • spell n.
    • sphere n.
    • spin v., n.
    • spine n.
    • spotlight n.
    • spouse n.
    • spy n., v.
    • squad n.
    • squeeze v.
    • stab v.
    • stability n.
    • stabilize v.
    • stake n.
    • standing adj.
    • stark adj.
    • statistical adj.
    • steer v.
    • stem n., v.
    • stereotype n.
    • stimulus n.
    • stir v.
    • storage n.
    • straightforward adj.
    • strain n.
    • strand n.
    • strategic adj.
    • striking adj.
    • strip (long narrow piece) n.
    • strip (remove clothes/a layer) v.
    • strive v.
    • structural adj.
    • stumble v.
    • stun v.
    • submission n.
    • subscriber n.
    • subscription n.
    • subsidy n.
    • substantial adj.
    • substantially adv.
    • substitute n., v.
    • substitution n.
    • subtle adj.
    • suburban adj.
    • succession n.
    • successive adj.
    • successor n.
    • suck v.
    • sue v.
    • suicide n.
    • suite n.
    • summit n.
    • superb adj.
    • superior adj.
    • supervise v.
    • supervision n.
    • supervisor n.
    • supplement n., v.
    • supportive adj.
    • supposedly adv.
    • suppress v.
    • supreme adj.
    • surge n., v.
    • surgical adj.
    • surplus n.
    • surrender v.
    • surveillance n.
    • suspension n.
    • suspicion n.
    • suspicious adj.
    • sustain v.
    • swing v., n.
    • sword n.
    • symbolic adj.
    • syndrome n.
    • synthesis n.
    • systematic adj.
    • tackle n.
    • tactic n.
    • tactical adj.
    • taxpayer n.
    • tempt v.
    • tenant n.
    • tender adj.
    • tenure n.
    • terminal adj.
    • terminate v.
    • terrain n.
    • terrific adj.
    • testify v.
    • testimony n.
    • texture n.
    • thankfully adv.
    • theatrical adj.
    • theology n.
    • theoretical adj.
    • thereafter adv.
    • thereby adv.
    • thoughtful adj.
    • thought-provoking adj.
    • thread n.
    • threshold n.
    • thrilled adj.
    • thrive v.
    • tide n.
    • tighten v.
    • timber n.
    • timely adj.
    • tobacco n.
    • tolerance n.
    • tolerate v.
    • toll n.

  • Words Beginning with U - V - W - Y

    • undergraduate n.
    • underlying adj.
    • undermine v.
    • undoubtedly adv.
    • unify v.
    • unprecedented adj.
    • unveil v.
    • upcoming adj.
    • upgrade v., n.
    • uphold v.
    • utility n.
    • utilize v.
    • utterly adv.
    • vacuum n.
    • validity n.
    • vanish v.
    • variable n., adj.
    • varied adj.
    • vein n.
    • verbal adj.
    • verdict n.
    • verify v.
    • verse n.
    • versus prep.
    • vessel n.
    • veteran n.
    • viable adj.
    • vibrant adj.
    • vice n.
    • vicious adj.
    • villager n.
    • violate v.
    • violation n.
    • virtue n.
    • vocal adj.
    • vow v.
    • vulnerability n.
    • vulnerable adj.
    • ward n.
    • warehouse n.
    • warfare n.
    • warrant n., v.
    • warrior n.
    • weaken v.
    • weave v.
    • weed n.
    • well n.
    • well-being n.
    • whatsoever adv.
    • whereby adv.
    • whilst conj.
    • whip v.
    • wholly adv.
    • widen v.
    • widow n.
    • width n.
    • willingness n.
    • wipe v.
    • wit n.
    • withdrawal n.
    • workout n.
    • worship n., v.
    • worthwhile adj.
    • worthy adj.
    • yell v.
    • yield n., v.
    • youngster n.

Cambridge English Preliminary (PET) Vocabulary List: Section G

  • Alphabetical List G
    • gain (v): To gain experience.
    • gallery (n): An art gallery.
    • 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): I generally get home about 7.007.00.
    • 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 pl)
    • 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?
    • 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.
    • grape (n)
    • graphics (n pl)
    • 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)
    • 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.

Cambridge English Preliminary (PET) Vocabulary List: Sections D, E, and F

  • Alphabetical List D

    • dishwasher (n)
    • disk (n)
    • dislike (v)
    • display (n & v)
    • distance (n)
    • district (n)
    • disturb (v)
    • dive (v)
    • diver (n)
    • divide (v)
    • diving (n)
    • DJ (disc jockey) (n)
    • do (av & v)
    • doctor / Dr (n)
    • document (n)
    • documentary (n)
    • dog (n)
    • doll (n)
    • dollar (n)
    • dolphin (n)
    • donkey (n)
    • door (n)
    • dot (n): Have you visited Cambridge English.org?
    • double (adj & det)
    • doubt (n)
    • down (adv & prep)
    • download (n & v)
    • downstairs (adj & adv)
    • dozen (det & n)
    • drag (v): Just drag and drop the file into the trash can.
    • drama (n)
    • draw (v): To draw the curtains. / To draw a picture of someone or something. / To draw near.
    • drawer (n)
    • drawing (n)
    • dream (n & v)
    • dress (n & v)
    • dressed (adj)
    • drink (n & v)
    • drive (n & v)
    • driver (n)
    • driving licence (n)
    • drop (n & v)
    • drugstore (n) (Am Eng) (Br Eng: chemist)
    • drum (n)
    • dry (adj & v)
    • duck (n)
    • due (adj): The next bus is due in 55 minutes.
    • due to (prep phr)
    • dull (adj)
    • during (prep)
    • dust (n)
    • dustbin (n) (Br Eng) (Am Eng: trash can)
    • dusty (adj)
    • duty (n)
    • duty-free (adj & n)
    • duvet (n)
    • DVD (n)
    • DVD player (n)

  • Alphabetical List E

    • each (det & pron)
    • ear (n)
    • earache (n)
    • early (adj & adv)
    • earn (v)
    • earring (n)
    • earth (n)
    • east (adj, adv & n)
    • eastern (adj)
    • eat (v)
    • economics (n)
    • edge (n)
    • education (n)
    • effect (n)
    • efficient (adj)
    • effort (n)
    • egg (n)
    • either (adv, det & pron)
    • elbow (n)
    • elder (adj)
    • elderly (adj)
    • election (n)
    • electric (adj)
    • electrical (adj)
    • electricity (n)
    • electronic (adj)
    • elementary (adj)
    • elephant (n)
    • elevator (n) (Am Eng) (Br Eng: lift)
    • else (adv)
    • email (n & v)
    • embarrassed (adj)
    • embarrassing (adj)
    • embassy (n)
    • emergency (n)
    • employ (v)
    • employee (n)
    • employer (n)
    • employment (n)
    • empty (adj)
    • encourage (v)
    • end (n & v)
    • ending (n)
    • end up (phr v): He plans to end up working in Australia.
    • enemy (n)
    • energy (n): Team sports take a lot of time and energy. / In our house we try to save energy.
    • engaged (adj): To be engaged to someone. / The phone was engaged.
    • engine (n)
    • engineer (n)
    • engineering (n)
    • enjoy (v)
    • enormous (adj)
    • enough (adv, det & pron)
    • enquiry (n)
    • enter (v)
    • entertain (v)
    • entertainment (n)
    • entrance (n)
    • entry (n)
    • envelope (n)
    • environment (n)
    • environmental (adj)
    • equal (adj)
    • equipment (n)
    • eraser (n) (Am Eng) (Br Eng: rubber)
    • escape (v)
    • especially (adv)
    • essay (n)
    • essential (adj)
    • euro (n)
    • even (adv): He couldn't even do that.
    • evening (n)
    • event (n)
    • ever (adv)
    • every (det)
    • everybody (pron)
    • everyone (pron)
    • everything (pron)
    • everywhere (adv)
    • exact (adj)
    • exactly (adv)
    • examination/exam (n)
    • examiner (n)
    • example (n)
    • excellent (adj)
    • except (prep, conj)
    • exchange (n): An exchange visit. / In exchange for.
    • exchange (v)
    • exchange rate (n)
    • excited (adj)
    • excitement (n)
    • exciting (adj)
    • excuse (n & v)
    • exercise (n & v)
    • exhausted (adj)
    • exhibition (n)
    • exist (v)
    • exit (n)
    • expect (v)
    • expedition (n)
    • expensive (adj)
    • experience (n)
    • experienced (adj)
    • experiment (n)
    • expert (n)
    • explain (v)
    • explanation (n)
    • explode (v)
    • explore (v)
    • explorer (n): This book's about famous explorers.
    • extra (adj, adv & n)
    • extraordinary (adj)
    • extremely (adv)
    • extreme sport (n)

  • Alphabetical List F

    • facilities (n pl): The hotel has excellent facilities.
    • fact (n)
    • factory (n)
    • fail (v)
    • fair (adj & n)
    • fairly (adv)
    • fall (n & v): In the fall (n) (Am Eng) (Br Eng: autumn). / A fall in the price (n). / He fell and hurt his leg (v).
    • false (adj)
    • familiar (with) (adj)
    • family (n)
    • famous (adj)
    • fan (n)
    • fancy (v): Do you fancy going out tonight?
    • fantastic (adj)
    • far (adv)
    • fare (n): The return fare is £26£26.
    • farm (n)
    • farmer (n)
    • farming (n)
    • fashion (n)
    • fashionable (adj)
    • fast (adj & adv)
    • fasten (v)
    • fast food (n)
    • fat (adj)
    • father (n)
    • fault (n)
    • favour (n)
    • favourite (adj & n)
    • fax (v)
    • fear (n)
    • fee (n)
    • feed (v)
    • feel (v)
    • feeling (n)
    • feel like (v): To feel like doing something.
    • female (adj)
    • ferry (n)
    • festival (n)
    • fetch (v)
    • fever (n)
    • few (adj, det & pron)
    • fiction (n)
    • field (n)
    • fight (n & v)
    • figure (n)
    • file (n): Click here to open the file. / School files.
    • fill (v)
    • fill in (phr v): You need to fill in a form.
    • fill up (phr v): He filled up the car with petrol.
    • film (n & v)
    • film maker (n)
    • film star (n)
    • final (adj & n)
    • finally (adv)
    • financial (adj)
    • find (v)
    • find out (phr v): I must find out when he's arriving.
    • fine (adj & n)
    • finger (n)
    • finish (n & v)
    • fire (n)
    • firefighter (n)
    • firework (n): A firework display.
    • firm (n): A good firm to work for.
    • first (adj & adv): First prize (adj). / First of all (adv).
    • fit (adj & v): Keep fit (adj). / These shoes don't fit (v).
    • funny (adj): A funny story (amusing). / A funny thing happened (strange).