Doctor Who S1E8 English Vocabulary

Doctor Who S1E8

Fathers Day

This page offers a comprehensive Doctor Who Season 1 Episode 8 English Vocabulary List, featuring a total of 249 words designed to enhance your language learning experience. The dominant CEFR level is B1, with a breakdown of vocabulary that includes 28 A2 words (11%), 133 B1 words (53%), 70 B2 words (28%), and 18 C1 words (7%). In the episode "Father's Day," the Doctor and Rose Tyler travel back to 1987 for a poignant moment in her father's life, and this vocabulary list will help you understand the context better. Here, you can explore the vocabulary, engage with reading passages, and practice your speaking skills with AI, all tailored to boost your English proficiency.

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249 words

133

'scuse me A2

a bit old B1

a very bad idea B1

accident waiting to happen B2

all of a sudden B1

all over again B2

all over the place B1

asked her for a date B1

bad luck B1

balcony B1

be careful what you wish for B2

be of use B2

be there for me B1

bedtime story B1

behind me A2

bellyaching C1

better off B2

between you and me B1

big plan B1

blimey B2

bloke B1

bring about B2

bring home B1

bring it back B1

bring up B1

call the police A2

can't help B1

carry on B1

cause trouble B1

changed history B2

charging up B1

chasing B1

check my messages B1

cling to B2

close to home B2

coincidence B1

come here A2

come on B1

comes to an end B1

complete stranger B1

concentrate on B1

consuming everything inside B2

could've fooled me B2

couldn't even imagine B1

cross my heart B1

crossed the road B1

cursed B2

cutting me in on C1

daft schemes B2

detached B2

die alone B1

disaster in the making C1

disgusting B1

disturbance in time C1

do as your dad says B1

don't worry about it A2

drowning in B2

duffle coat B1

dunno A2

ended up B1

extra B1

fault B1

flatter B2

for God's sake B2

for once B1

force of habit B2

get his number B1

get it right B1

get it to work B1

get married B1

get on without B2

get out of B1

get rid of B1

get through B1

get up to B2

give keys A2

give me some credit B2

give that impression B2

go round the block B2

go through it again B2

go through with B2

Go to him B1

God help B2

godsend C1

goes against the laws of time B2

goes right over my head B2

going out with B1

going the same way B2

gone bald B1

gone grey B1

good choice B1

good dad A2

good enough for A2

good job an' all B2

good luck A2

got rid of B1

got started B1

gotta go A2

grabs hold of B1

grim and stormy B2

grown up A2

grows up A2

had a bit to drink B1

hang around B1

harm B1

have adventures B1

have got something hot B1

head's spinning B1

health drinks B1

held his hand B1

hit-and-run driver B2

hold out B2

holds on for dear life B2

how lucky am I B1

how times change B2

I bet you do B1

I can do anything A2

I dunno A2

I have my moments B2

imprinted myself on C1

in charge B1

in the first place B2

injuries B1

insignificant B2

keeps us fed B1

kitchen's down there B1

knocked her up C1

know what's going on B1

late B1

lawful wedded wife B2

leave it A2

let down B2

let go of B1

Let me in B1

live in sin C1

look after B1

loony bin C1

lost my purse B1

lucky for me B1

make a lot of money out of B2

making a living B1

mate B1

mauve C1

me and her indoors C1

meant to be B2

mend everything B2

meringue B1

mind you B2

moment I met you B1

most important thing B1

mustn't let him touch ya B1

need a lift B1

Never found out B1

never found out who B1

never mind A2

never used to like them mental C1

No damage done B1

no way out B1

not important A2

occurred to me B2

old enough B1

on display B1

on his own B1

on top of that B1

only wish B1

ordinary day A2

ordinary man B1

packed away B1

paradox B2

plague B2

playing around B2

point taken B2

proper dad B1

properly B1

Quick A2

ran out B1

recognised B1

rely on B1

rows B2

rubbish B1

runs off B1

save people's lives B1

save us A2

saved my life B1

saved your life B1

scar B1

scrape by B2

second-hand B1

see it coming B2

see the speed of it B2

Shall we have a drink B1

shift B2

shoot me down in flames C1

should've known B1

smoke coming up B1

so weird A2

solar power B1

sorry about the mess B1

sort of B1

sort out B2

sort this out B1

sound like A2

staring into space B2

start World War Three B2

sterilise the wound C1

sterilised B2

stick it round the corner B2

stop right there B1

straighten the car up B2

stupid ape B2

take advantage B1

the most wonderful man in the world B1

the past is another country C1

think of myself as B2

third prize B1

thrown out B2

tidying up B1

till death us do part B2

time machine B1

took her home B1

travelled to all sorts of places B1

trusted A2

try again B1

try and save B1

turn the clock back B2

turned up B1

used to be B1

useless B1

useless article C1

vulnerable point B2

wait till B1

waited for A2

walk under it B1

wanna A2

was gone B1

was just a kid B1

well done B1

What you looking at with your mouth open? B2

What's it got to do with you? B1

worked it out B1

world leader B1

worried about A2

would have loved B2

wound in time C1

write that down B1

You love each other A2

You'd be late for your own funeral C1

You're not like this B1

your wish is my command B2

In the episode "Father's Day," the Doctor and Rose Tyler travel back in time to 1987 for a seemingly simple mission: to allow Rose to witness the moment her father, Pete, died. However, their well-meaning intention leads to unexpected consequences when Rose intervenes to save him. This act of defiance against time throws the universe into chaos, creating a paradox that threatens to unravel reality itself. As the Doctor tries to manage the fallout of Rose's actions, viewers are drawn into the emotional complexities of family, loss, and the choices we make, highlighting the deep bond between Rose and her father while exploring the consequences of changing the past.

The plot thickens as the timeline becomes increasingly unstable, giving rise to terrifying creatures known as Reapers that begin to consume everything in their path. As the Doctor struggles to contain the growing crisis, Rose faces a heart-wrenching conflict: should she let her father die to restore the timeline, or hold onto the love and connection she has longed for? This pivotal moment tests her resolve and the Doctor's ability to navigate the moral intricacies of time travel. The episode culminates in a powerful and emotional climax, where sacrifice and acceptance take center stage, leaving both characters and viewers grappling with the weight of their choices and the nature of love across time.