Red Line 1, Coursebook

one hundred and eighty-nine 189 p. 86 summer ˈsʌmə Sommer horse hɔ:s You can ride a bike or you can ride a horse . Pferd → sheep ʃi:p pl. sheep ʃi:p one sheep – a lot of sheep Schaf → goose ɡu:s pl. geese ɡi:s Gans pig p ɡ Schwein to stay ste übernachten; bleiben hostel ˈhɒstl Herberge night na t Nacht animal ˈæn ml Tier → pets corner ˌpets ˈkɔ:nə Streichelzoo pet pet Haustier to feed fi:d füttern → kid k d Zicklein animal snacks ˈæn ml ˌsnæks Tierfutter snack snæk Snack, Imbiss gift shop ˈɡ ft ˌ ʃɒp You can buy presents in a gift shop . Geschenkshop, Souvenirshop → Besondere Pluralformen family baby country hobby sandwich famil ies bab ies countr ies hobb ies sandwich es sheep sheep child mouse foot goose children mice feet geese Be careful! ˌbi: ˈkeəfl Be careful the table is wet! Sei vorsichtig! → goat ɡəυt Ziege hungry ˈhʌŋɡri I’m hungry . Have you got a sandwich? hungrig → lamb læm Lamm born bɔ:n geboren everybody ˈevriˌbɒdi jede/-r/-s tractor ˈtræktə Traktor → mini ˈm ni Mini- opening time ˈəυpn ŋ ˌta m Öffnungszeit ticket ˈt k t Eintrittskarte; Fahrkarte adult ˈædʌlt Erwachsene/-r postcard ˈpəυstkɑ:d Postkarte → super ˈsu:pə super, toll pullover ˈpυləυvə Pullover milking barn ˈm lk ŋ ˌbɑ:n Melkstall to milk m lk melken Unit 6 Nur zu Prüfzwecken – Eigentum des Verlags öbv