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VOCABULARY

35. SYNONYMS - MORE ADJECTIVES


Sad Unhappy
Amusing Witty
wicked Evil
Hard-working Industrious
Stubborm obstinate
Rich Wealthy
Curious Inquisitive
Boring Unteresting
polite Well-mannered
Expensive Dear
angry Furrious
Exciting Thrilling
Terrible Dreadful
Shy Reserved
ugly unattractive

36.HOLIDAYS AND FESTIVALS


DOWN ACROSS
1.Birthday 1.New Year’s Day
2.Bank 2. Christmas Eve
3.Whitsun 3. Anniversary
4. April Fool 4. Boxing
5. Seaside 5.Friday week
6. Christmas 6.New year’s Eve
7. Sunday
8. Easter
37.MORE JOBS
1, Managing director 6, Accountant

2, 7, Carpenter

3,Actress 8, Designer

4,estate agen 9, Sales reperesentative

5,politician 10, Firefrighter

38.PLACE TO LIVE
Bungalow 3
Tent 6
Detached house 5
Caravan 9
Block of flats 1
Castle 4
Hotel 13
Semi-detached house 12
Lighthouse 7
Windmill 2
Cottage 15
Place 11
Coutry house/ mansion 14
Terraced house 8
Houseboat 10

SPEAKING
3.TALKING ABOUT THINGS

1, a-2 ; b-1 ; c-3

2,

Non- Non-precise Meaning Quantity Exaggeration


precise decsciption ‘quite’ or of quantity
objects s ‘very’
1 Bits and
bobs
2 Stuff
3 Things
4 Sort of
5 Kind of
6 greeny
7 pretty
8 Lots of
9 Many
10 Much
11 Loads of
12 Hundred of
13 Tons of

Sayingg it accurately

I. 1, (1). Many

(2). Hundreds

(3). Borrow

(4). Silvery

2, (Stuff)

(Tons)

( Some things)

( Kind)
Saying it clearly

1.No

III. 1, I’m sort of hungry.

2, I’m a kind of exhilaration when I come back my school.

3, I’ve loads of stuff in the room.

4, There have lots of foods in the table.

Saying it appropriately

1, tons of ; hundred of

3, (1) - 2

(2) – 1

(3) – 2

(4) - 2

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