Cutting Edge Pre-Intermediate - A3

what you think and feel about something, and how you show this in your behaviour: I think it’s best to have a relaxed attitude to money.

to say to someone that you want them to tell you something: Can I ask a question? 2 to say to someone that you want them to help you or give your something: I had to ask my parents for money.

someone who travels in space in a special vehicle

to deliberately not do something

1 someone whose job is to help customers in a shop: I asked the assistant for a bigger size. 2 someone who helps someone else to do their work

the average amount is the amount you get when you add several figures together and then divide the result by the number of figures

if something is available, you can buy it, use it, or have it

1 pretty or pleasant to look at 2 if something is attractive, people want to see it, go to it, or have it

to go to a meeting, school, church etc

the people who watch or listen to a performance

to get to a place after a journey: We will arrive in Oxford by eight. The next train to arrive at platform 2 is the 10:10 to London. The parcel took two weeks to arrive.

a piece of work that someone gives you to do: a homework assignment

1. if something attracts people, it makes them want to see it 2 to make someone feel interested in you in a sexual way

to kick or throw a ball forward during a game in order to try to win a point

be associated with to be connected or related to something

very bad or unpleasant

not sleeping

someone who takes part in sports such as running: Athletes have to be careful with their diet.

a small dish where you put cigarettes when you have finished smoking them: She put her cigarette out in the ashtray.

physically strong and good at sport: a tall athletic man

an automatic machine works by itself without much human control

the kind of feeling that you get when you are in a place

an event at which things are sold to the person who offers the most money