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    WITH > TEACHER’S RESOURCE BOOK DEIRDRE HOWARD-WILLIAMS & CYNTHIA HERD REVISED EDITION IN THREE LEVELS | | Heinemann Games Series Tis in his sre cud [ UT oeetmanamed TT eaewe Cy Rgomitias cogs, pemeeaes smae U') esewmeaneames septs esemranevens corms | eee reece. Samet | [fee teesc tear Sire: raze | TR MM THO oe oo oom m e srermmemaenaicnnteinanrenwenni | Teer Wgh Cre Ear our es, Ki Lane dn Wed ove cena by Man ox Aron on ag 52 repro rr The Hpac Ck wit the pmo ee Cnr er Hey’ 929495 9697 08 10987654921 Aba ABN NM, Contents NB, Eh ze in th at hs brie descripdon given below ic Where there are no descriptions indting the ype of voeabury sed, eg doubies, abirevatons et, the gunes are of mikeé necks en etplnatoy. Introduction 4 The Animal Kingdom Fr Whae'r ie fort 6 Gligogram 1 35 Use Obje (object + for ng Waves wis OR and ENT 6B and the US. 7 The Good Companions 36 Vocabulary Differences “adecves Prepositions 8 Family Gathorings a ‘ropatond Phases Ward ares Crime and Punishment 9 Wordboard | 3 Cosword ‘Words with Two Meonings ‘The Living World 10 De-eyourselt 3” ‘animals Bre and Rapes ater and Tos Sort Them Out | 1 Super Trips 40 ‘Neus, Verb or Both? "ral Agen Asuiat. 12 Syllable Search a “Breen "Now - Wordbuiting Pairs 13 Small ads a Phase inked by “ond Verb Vertigo | “4 Cross it Out 4 Phrasal Yerba aus ‘The British Way of Life “6 Headlines 15 ‘Uso Worst Kron Britain Statistics 16 Gatwick Airport “6 Features of @ County The Extaee Agent Ps Prefixes and Sulixes 7 ‘Despins f Prpery Links 18 Dominoes 2 ” Word Asoitons (or on Fokdoy Rainivowe 19 Clothing and Accessories 50 Compounds ‘costed Verb Pieces 20 _APleture Postcard st Vat wth Prepon Words rim Pures Politics 21 OntheRoad 2 Sort Them Out 2 2 Trormport, ‘Wards which en in-y ‘Two's Company 5 Get Well Soon 2 Conbound Adctes Health and less Cassword ‘The Quarterly Account 54 Food for Thought u Bont Statement Foc Adj Ming and Body 56 Four of a Kind 2 Expressions ‘Compound Nouns Sayings se Word Perfect 26 Wordboard 2 39 Words Ex Confsed ‘Slersoundng Words Lure and Pleasure 27 The Travel Brochure 60 Spare Te ees Despuons of Hoe and Resons Whae’s on TV Tonight? 28 Giidogram 2 e “ype of Programme Wor wth EST ond AL Treasure Hunt 30 Verb Gymnastics a inthe Garden Vers Vored Meanings Dominoes 1 31 Train of Thought 6 Khan tems Unkirg Words Gulty or Not Guilty 32 Answers 6s ‘Clive ond jusice Word Lst B | e WORD GAMES WITH ENGLISH e , : & Teacher’s Introduction : € WORD GAMES WITH ENGLISH is a series of ‘recycling of certain lexical items in different i therteoo afore guctinpage e acts dete simon aero 800K 2s for intermediate learners who have a ee 2 general vocablary of everyday words. By . ‘vocabulary. concentrating on a wide variety of up-to-date e eh eckson gn on tcp ous and hccona rs siden pages psa fallaswar key and word ngage lore ord Seapine e Lech getengiywsalen ewer” saepeeaoa enm fee e Screed once mewngs ase ceary eg Sona anger Sein Sccbvay eentieelamer indent snoqras tvderrcy oes 5 , 800% i etree ‘Why use games? learners end corresponds to the standard - Gamareanonreneyfecvemnyot__tenelen eee a ae ‘motivating students in a classroom. Language Certificate in English, where students are = icuestrowimutiontonmrgert — Sperciatapeidctegs © Sergunma trearerwrwaitt, Seay nse sensei er coh ociintoguge deayeniwe maces eee ako challenging. And, most importantly perhaps, booklets and newspapers and special practice = ot ieee penbeobatontesalcccesnd = These resource books are designed to test ‘speropes English vocabulary wer the guise of mouvating e: Sten cumorayacpsieseanaed” —_Using WORD GAMES WITH Ei course or asthe basis ofa set of needs- ENGLISH in the Classroom 5 gemstone sho lessor. Each activity could You wil fd many ferent types of word | form the core 20 minus of vocabulary lesson guns ni book nbaleg eeenoeae = Sof tatelionnme damactod Sonaetrnetosiariie = coursebook lesson. For your own reference we re names he wocabuary athe back tothe match words and pltures choose fecorrect age where ie occurs word and it in Bans. gt If you work through the games in order you wil j BOOK 1 is for beginers and post-beginners find plenty of variety to sustain incerest and su and contains over 1000 lexiel items, allowing ‘the learne” to deal with most everyday situations and providing a sound bass for further study. The vocabulary concentrates on the most essential copie area: personal and familyfree time and entersinmenthravelfood and drink etc and here f buildin revision and willbe asked to do ctferene ehings such as "motivation and your students will benefit from the graded progression and recycling of vocabulary However, fexibiiy isa key festure of WORD ‘GAMES WITH ENGLISH and you may prefer to select games to fil lexial gaps and provide Additional practice in a way that will complement Rann nnn other language course material in use. The wordlist can be used to see where specific ‘vorabulary occurs to enable you to select games of particular interes and relevance to your students! needs Seudents wil usually be able to write their answers on the page itself lehough some games ‘may need extra paper. Star by making sure that all che students Understand exactly what to do, An example i always given so look a this closely. necessary, do another example withthe whole dass ‘Then the game can elther be set for homework ‘to be corrected in later lesson or can be played in che classroom, Stadants can work (0, iedvdvally (i) in pairs {i ln Smal groupseeams ‘You can choose how you do the games, depending onthe size of your class and the type of teaching stuztion, Homever two ideas are Worth bearing in mind, Generally, those games where the words ar al ven and then have to be matched either with the correct picture oF with another word werk: well f students try to do as much as they ean Invidually and then compare their work with that of nother student, discussing any differences and trying to complete the game between them. ‘Thote games that involve the students in finding the words themselves from a varity of prompts (4 crosswords) are often bert done in smal sgrousslteams so that knowledge can be pooled and team-work and competition can help them 10 come up with the answers, ‘Wile chey are working on the gimes, walk round che assroom to give help and make sungestions where necessary, Encourage everyone to use Englsh as far az possible and not & give up coo easily Correction an be done in a variety of ways (0 vidual student can exchange their work and correct one anothers answers. (i) You ean cll on individual students to come fo to the frone af she cass and saylwrite ‘alr answers forthe others to comment on, (G)You ean ask students (individuals or groups) fer their answers and write these on the board {(v)You can take the pages in and correct them yourself, giving ther back ina ater lesson ard discussing any problems a Encourage students to keep the games afterwards a 2 record and to make a note ofall the new vocabulary they have learn What's it for? Here are 12 useful objects. Identify the pictures and, using the words below, describe what they are used for. 2 eB For example. : vA towel is for dryin £ wh Atel i fe dey — a 9. 4g, & dry open press dig boll stir sew stick measure bake shave climb Q Sine 6 emma ENGUSH LANGUAGE Tie a ' 3 J 7 a 3 a 4 = a \ 3 2 5 a Ll wou wie Sometimes in English and American English there are different words forthe same thing. Look atthe pictures and find the 15 pairs of English and American words. Cp) Ferexample: LTrovsers (6.8) Opp 2. Pants C45.) /® = trousers movies chips autumn pants. gas sweets vacation sidewalk lft taxi fall cab tube elevator return pavement cinema lavatory car restroom roundtrip French fries candy automobile petrol subway cookie holday biscuit FINEMANN ENGLISH LAWS Prepositions Do you know these 12 pr Match heart date business doors train work oneself fire air holiday reach sale Lem OTH T | Le Pepammon YES > CRIME aye ANO a PUNISHMENT All the answers to this crossword are connected with criminal and legal matters. For axsmple [zJzfe ACROSS i 10. STEALING IS eda irs A SB. Agaunst THe faeerrion Fon A PisreL. 2 8 War THIEVES Do. toon cur! SP 8. rennowae rwese K KINGS. “Brotooe” Be C 25a ms ume ae &§ YAS BEEN TAKEN, E i Wien You PARK. | Fone ae ie 4 The weona 7 To Pur someone PLACE, You HAVE URS IN PRISON TO PAY ALL “THIS AXE WAS THE Fetitaco ENGL TANGUNGE TEASING ° — 4 crtcses Tea agement Bait apie Ia risk a b fight b expect b supporters b win € dscusion ec express. managers € opportunity al 4 inauiry 4d lose 4 feries pre Bl onan tars ne tot HeNEMan ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHING 15 | (© Eaters Howat an Cia Herd 198 16 FeWeanh ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHING. ETATISTILS ; J ul ei Fillin the missing words to complete ths information about the northern ei island of Hebrodonia. ej For example:t.Males.__~ & eo ronauarion DA: & 6 EN INS 5 —— og £ : Hebredonan and Enh (town é Gratantantunreoy) e s Senocray Grey ys) a Hezrederss pound oudadis OD sek) e op e CLIMATE : Be sc eB Ee GEOGRAPHICAL FEATURES : S Sai = é fore an cosa pan & n vanedmann owes cy ie ranks arene te 7) & ~ is hese 70m) ~ x ie Fp) Ee Dow TL revore sae - economy 5 2 stobulngwiingand oem = prance s 2 on % 5 COMMUNICATIONS my 5 % Tognen nestor (sy gr) 1 Fs opie cong rte dy rere) 1 5 > | a al Males Fauna Fishing Average temperature (winter) Airport Relief ei Capital cty Offical languages River Industry Females 5; Average rainfall Agriculture Ferry Government Life expectancy s| ‘Average number of chidren per family Main exports Highest mountain «| Prevalingwinds Armedservices Flora Average temperature (sume i Currency Religion Surface area Mineral deposits ei 5 e | n spyreran 1 QUE PREPIXES AND SUPFEGES Heres pees MB MISS OVER. SUPER. TRARS- INTER UN rd auhier ETE “HOOD ISH ITY LY NESS SHIP Ean you pur themin he corer ple! Sone canbe wed ee EINENANN ENGUSH UINGUAGE TEACHING. 7 | TOT © CL eo ) | ||Rainbor— Can you find the compounds? Each group begins with the same word. oT For example: 1Rain 12. Rainbow, Raincoat, Rainfall < poenieemrmoetm ye WD Alot of English verbs are made of 2 parts, a verb and a preposition. Look at the pictures and then choose the correct pars from A and B to describe them. For example 1, Hand out L, 2, | edt Howat a oi ot 8 DOOR TEOTE MDT M MMO MT HTH AM OT OHM TO OH TH P BA i 3 J Inthis word square there are 15 hidden words,all connected with POLITICS. 5 The words horzonat > ert () "or diagonal a For example: i PISTOIVE[R[NIPIET NT Io Fi fAlcle [D/H [Ml v[of ets [1 fo. a[ROfe [ul vy INE] OLS [wl ' fe folmfa [mt lal cl clr ]z. 3 fe fr folm ale ialt | Talk 3 Alufotels [ule ich [Alt [N| met |e [ul R|NItalol tle fo : eft feats sfult [Nf [s |r a npr fe [efole tel Kts sty [Kk] , rretely fale pe ls [rpwly] * opay Nr [str erp fy fr = efolnys fella tli vie 4 vje |s [zlejale[o s[miz lr 5 PlololR|vjolale olely |e} B[e\tjalolr|y[R O[L [NR 3 ci fete te ale lx [fale : 4 4 7 5 3 i a 3 3 3 3 4 raed © Delcre Honda and Cyr Hed 1098 . Feshttann Encuisn LANGUAGE TEACHING 2 SORT BITCH 2 Decide whether they are adverbs or adjectives, or whether they can be both, ‘Then sort out the 3 categories. 8 ¢ ADTECTIVE || _ADTECTIV A ILADTECTIVE [atecy [Pearcy [J vovery SLIGHTLY ee p 2 2a waa tans din ad 104 [All the answers to this crossword are connected with health and illness. For example ey 2. PUT CREAM ON TWICE A DAY AND TWAT CUT wits. 7. IS TEMPERATURE 18 VERY Ve | Hie. HE'S GOT A 3. THE POCTER HAS GIVEN MRS BROWN |oe-aves4 a | ites a 7 fF | 12. A SicK 4 ee PERSON INA EI Hosp Ira. Losll o : 10. 7 9. ROEM IN A HOSPrTAL Se eae WHERE OPERATIONS TAKE Sd PLACE © sere Howat and Cyn Hed 1994 HEINEMANN ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEAGTING 2 & Food for Shought A busy restaurant serves the following: MEAT, FISH, VEGETABLE CURRY, ‘SAUCES, BREAD, FRUIT, WINE and COFFEE, you heard these complaints trom diners, what wouldthey be talking about? For example: 1 BREAD Now choose from the adjectives below to describe the following in diffarent ways: (some of the adjectives can be used more than once) For example acupotiea alypectchesse a glass oflemonade 1 strong to —— 2 mile gg =p 3 _ 3 — 3 4_ 4 4 — 5 a 5 6 __ 6 __ 6 __ GEG) pe mild cod sweet tasty tough weak Sparking crumbly retteshing hard dry sth tzzy Gi) ; ARMADA AAMADAH TOMO HH TTT H OO ho hho Four of a Kind Follow the zigzag down and find the noun which can go with al 4 words, Forexample: 1 box (4kinds of box: signal box, window bo» se box and witness box) Sn ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHING 2B 7 lal 4 Word Perfect ‘These pairs of words are often confused. Look at the pltures and choose the correct word. For example: " meliissolve — economicieconomical cothesiGiaihs ~ quierquet "odo neredt wards ssh picts be SS Ie Blaorcey ied Pires EI Case SKATE Here ee 1 Dears Howartiane a Cin FesnEManN eNGuISH LANGUNSE 1 Derr Nowa aans ane Cyl Hed 1608 HEINEMANN ENGUSH [ANGUS Leisure & Pleasure “ake 1 eter rom each word inthe ists below to find 12 popular leisure activites and interests that people enjoy in their spare ime, The words inthe lists areal connected toeach activity. “The same 12 words are also heen inthe word square boiow. Use this to give you ideas and to check your answers For example 1 socks needies cardigan thread stitch plain pattem goves ENitt ing 2 vaible china ume ray qually beauty objects shops 3. shape decoration cathennare crak whee! fie clay —— pointed sim score throw pubs —. championship chock mate bistop caste rector cities cutain amateur applause 4 5 6 company tame cats stroke _. 7 8 make objects dispiay miniature coloct cal 9 ibs cards diamonds spades game hearts — 10 fabrics magazines style clothing designers models changes —. 11 recipe oven boll cako sove apron locticty 12 starina strength rhythm oxygen body ft exercise gym The words are horizontaic=>, vertical ( ,ordiagonal 7 For example ale[rjo[p[ife[s|t luli wit [a/@\m[olale[r[sla ufalolnig[nle|nle|s|s tle[nlifjdlo/tlultlely alrlaltlalmlg|elalr |b sit{rithrlilx|tlelt[r nislajiltluls{kly [pli ib |m[nls(nfolt{i lela o[rjalglelolzjals|tlg altlalhlels/alulp|sie viale[t lp tlelrly TEACHING ow What's on (On these T.V, screens, you can see excerpts from an evening's viewing on several diferent channels, The titles of the programmes watched by Adtian and by Elizabeth will enable you to identity what each of them saw. Maich the screens tothe titles then number the screens accordingly. Then look at the group of words on the page ‘opposite. Allthese words are connectod with T.V. Ny IADDTMEAHTUODAM MOM HOM OHO KTH HO MOT MOM MS | TV Tonight? ADRIAN watched the folowing programmes: 1 The World Tonight: An Up-to-the- Minute Report 2 Isit Really a Bargain? Two Teams of Antiques Experts Compete, 3 Top of the Pops-This Week's Best-Selling Singles, 4 Use Your Vote Wisely. A Message from the Leader of the Opposition. 5 Wish on a Star: A Galaxy of Top Entertainers. 6 The Masked Raiders’ Revenge: Will give you Nightmares! Don't watch alone! ELIZABETH watched the following programmes: 7 The Open University Foundation Course. 8 Athletics: Highlights from the Quaiiying Rounds. 9 Nevera uli Moment with Desmond the Duck: Fun for Young and Old, 10 The European Economic Community: A Cioser Look. 11 1.Q. Challenge: Beat the Clock to Win the Jackpot. 12 Evening Worship: Prayers and Tnanksgiving yao ard gone am ra ec iwoneera’ [ones Carlin om disector Commentator First cross out the 12 words or expressions which describe the 12 different types of programme you have just identified on the previous page. Then cross out people who appear on the screen People who work behing the scenes pars of atelevision slang words for television word for those who waich FONEMAWENGUSHEANGURGETERCHNG, = 29 le Ee aNoaa Treasure is buried somewhere in this garden. itis NOT buried in any of the squares containing Treasure Hunt the things below (1~15), Write the letter of each of these squares in the boxes For example: 10 " 2 13 stable kennel flowerbeds bara bushes birabath hed rake wel haystack pond greenhouse Itsnotina square ‘along the path orbesice the fence andit’snoton or under tne benches ~ So, whereisit? and then cross them out on the pictur. ‘This wiltell you what the treasure is and you'l find itr the square that is left. And whatisit? — » (© Date Howat iam ard Cyn Had 1904 EINEM AN ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHING. OTT NR mn om ™ man emne aime m 5 5 5 5 = = mmm 5. DOMINOES 1 Play a game of dominoes with words instead of numbers to find 17 objects froma kitchen. Ifyou play correctly you'll use all the dominces, For example: ee we. 1 3 gone Howe nda ad se Guilty or All the answers to this puzzle are connected with crime and justice, Find each word by adding (when you see the symbol +) and taking away (when you see the symbol ~) the letters shown beside each picture. Occasionally you may have to change the later order as well For Example : the answer to number 1 sal che ness 5 o> mal 7m he Sie ett & @ e e e e 6 e e 6 e e = & & & & 5 & 5 5 5 5 S =! «| GY - dete LH - we HEINEMANN ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHING Ann nme oN ot Guilty Hall your answers are correct, you willbe able to read a belie thats atthe heart of the British legal system: a = - al OFF HO oy “OW + ESE 15 kate | | i Lae SAFEL—UtT ] a LS Tl a © oot einer Fentcna Eneisw ONCUAGE TEACHING The Animal Kingdom Look at all the living creatures and classy them according to one of thelr features. ‘The letter spaces and their position will help you. Then match the animals’ names with the pictures. ov _Suartiaernte Ss TOR OAT DADAM MOM THOM MT THOM TTT | oan GLIDOGRAM 1 Complete the Glidogram by looking atthe clues. The ficst 12 words all contain the letters OR and the second 12 the letters ENT (3 a he beginning ofthe word, 4 in the middle of the word and 6 at the end of the word each time}, 24 company or business 2 wollaranged spoken 4 line where sky and earthmeet Seep sadness pans > 2 : 2. - 8 2 oamuse nanos onsite . 20 artenco 19 pytoegas 1Baimorpurpose 17 aggressive 16 aremark 11 more important than others ee) 1 reasonabi and proper FRENTE og iP The Good Companions Certain adjectives are only used with certain nouns, For each of the adjectives below choose the 3 nouns itcan be used with 1 high 2 expensive 3 powerful 4 remote 5 aggressive 6 dry 7 bright tidy 9 steady 10 false 11 ull 12 plain 13 deep 14 heavy For exomple : 1 high = & (We talk about a high temperature, a high price and a high standard!) salesman | tone manner vale D/—Gimate] &| suitcase soil industry = ne temperature i $3 | pera rice stand | oH Teak 3) iniormation (es | Be | Licessoor 3 yeaa eyes & et colour | =, clothes _| [improvement] | TS ee | ogee | jd village possibility area a = motor argument ‘rade union 98 IEMAAN ENGUSH [ANGUAGE TEACHING. Family Gatherings In these groups of 7 words, circle the word which includes the others and cross out the word wiich does not belong tothe same family Foy Example 1 circle(GsecDas ant, fy, buttery, beetle and bee are all insects and cross out arate a snailisnotan insect (es ee Austral 4h roland Amesica Watt Cyprus felon’ ey) }o ein na tae wan pay ee ene 14 greed hatred jealousy gluttony vice anger patience = CARESS - WORDBOARD 1 ‘The words you are looking for have 2 meanings. You have the first letter and one of the meanings given on the wordboard. Complete the word and select another completely different definition from those given below For example ASPORTSTRANER AN ERETION NOT SPARKUNG FAMED PROBLEM M__QUIET TO PASS _APENALTY _ BLONDE 1 (6 LOOK AFTER) A PLATFORM IN A THEATRE TO-EXPRESS IN WORDS TO ENDURE AN EXAMPLE HENEMANN ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHING e e neem hom mm | mm ADDALAEHAEHM HA HMa Bo a uw woe Do-it-yourself ‘Sam is a good handyman and has just made this kitchen cabinet for his new flat, Can yyou complete the word grid with the names ofall the materials and tools he used. Follow the numbers. © Dokrs Howat ttame an Cys Hed 1906 eINEWANWENGLISH aNCUAGE TEACADNG 29 yy wo Rita oa iso SUPER SUPER TRIPS Fain TRADING AGREEMENT Yourcontractwith SUPER TRIPS 12. Sest Alston and Sodan 41 Paying tne Depot 1S Trend Sccumenis 2 Paying the Balance 16 Carelor the Disabled 3 Changing Your Booking 47 SpedalDiets 4 eee 18 Ground Floor Accommodation 8 Constons of Canisoe 3 ener 7 Garage ot animals 3 Paton 8 Phen Gurnee 9 We Grange our Hoey 10. H'We Ganeel Your Holaay HOLIDAY INSURANCE 22. Metical and Other Expenses See aon 23. Cancellation and Curtailment 11. Children's Reductions Charges 12 Luggage 24 Baggege and Personal Money 25. Personal Accident Banat, It's Ruben’s first day working for SUPER TRIPS Travel Agency. In order to answer the points raised inthis letter trom a disatisfied customer, which sections of the SUPER TRIPS FAIR TRADING AGREEMENT does heneed to consult? For exanaple See MOS complaivets \. Ge Butimmeng pel was eerily city eee te cop wel noel at ny 9 Bad The return fight wis changed ob Ce list murite, 90 7 missed ry Jd Connection and you gare me on aisle ge when /ubrledl Jd be beste Che windlow: nck when /epenedl my cae at home, all my gles souvenits were broken TS” | s mm noomam nonmmmm " TAP TOO hahha TRIPS Inthe afternoon, he has to deal with lots of different cueries. Where will he fin the answers? For exampe: A= 4 and 23 Carceltation SS? is THene IP 4 mance ron Basies ? FenEMRWENGIONURGUNGE TEASING | Sy-Ila-ble search ‘There are 15 nouns in this honeycomb, divided into syllables. Join the syllables by tracing through them to find the answers to the questions. The fist syllable of each word is marked in bold, For example 1 RE LATION SHIP What can you establish and break ott? What can you light and put out? What can you sit and get through? What can you pay or accopt? What can you perform or recover from? What can you enter and win? What can you accept or turn down? 2 13 14 15 What can you make or break? What can you take and develop? What can you conduct and play in? What can you putin and have rejected? What can you catch and get over? What can you hold or interrupt? What can you practise and tune? ‘What can you set up or take over? stmt ad mo nano rma mmo nm mm (APDDrAAKTnAnHm TM Mii Small Ads 3 } Look at these 12 short advertisements fram the small ads. section of a local 4 newspaper. Anew secretary typed them and made some mistakes! Now the boss has askod you to correct them. First ile the wordthats out of place inthe ad, Then : puteach word with is coroct small ad. nthe space provided 1 For example 1 COOKER, excelent condi, 4ht plates, 7 DINING SUITE, sigh bucked cai, Sr tiner, aac) playpens, dink cabinet, extending oval fle 5 2 MUSIC CENTRE, dual cassette, turntable, d FM. radio, pump, compact dise player @ ROOFING AND PROPERTY . —_— MAINTENANCE. Re-tling, chimney servicing, rubbish cleared, 3 INSTANTAMATIC CAMERA, window cleaning, gl, pipes a —. case, filters, sideboard prints ready in minutes 8 BICYCLE, ladios, basket, pedigree, stainless steel frame, child's seat, 3 4 NATURAL FARM PRODUCE, — home-grown fruit and J vegetables, plastering, cheese, oak smoked 10 EVERYTHING TO WELCOME THE NEW ' salmon, duck eggs, animals and fat-free MEMBER OF THE FAMILY: prams, yoghurt folding pushchairs, carry cots, 4 ~ high chairs, loudspeakers, and other soft toys 5 JUST PASSED YOUR DRIVING TEST? Be teddy: different! Buy @ Morris Minor 1954! Tax and M.0.T, __, labels, beige 11 GOOD HOME WANTED for 8 year-old, bodywork, foglights. Twocareful owners. black Collie bitch. Organic, . Bargain vaccinated. Due to owner's lines a 6 THEGARDENCENTRE-ANNUAL —_12 OFFICE EQUIPMENT AND SALE. STATIONERY: Soil, pot plants_,tee-lens, CLOSING DOWN SALE. Everything must ‘exotic species, also tools, spades and forks. go. Hundreds of bargains. Appointment diaries, note pads, —__, bulbs, ’ typewriter ribbons, calculators. a ‘The detaiis below were left out completely. Decide which small ad. they belong to and ! ‘number them accordingly solid oak stereo headahones, {ree estimates, tree range S-speed low mileage e auto-focus filing cabinets dolls lovely temperament self-cleaning oven @ rakes 4. © dots Howar: Was ard Gi Hed 1906 \ HEINEMANN ENGUSH LANGUAGE TEACHING 43 & | Verb Vertigo | Do phrasal verbs make you dizzy? Climb the ladder step by step. The two verbs share the same three prepositions or adverbs. The words and pictures beside each {group will help you to find the answers. e— appeartre EB prepress Eq Hlmstheatre) serve a [PRG] oe [Ef orriveveppeor [73] Sa\t Faq succeed BA Boone teu (By Aavoer(oert) [7a] reveal and e le clr — Las Late aot! ‘mt (Byeestten reeling] a AOU | KS eres) Yo GE omit: something A>MA Bue 1 Brack cubis do ercape (og from prior) JL 2 Cut out ito ornit Something) “ Feehan ENoUSHUANGUSRE TEASING IPDAM THAT HDAHAM OOH OM OHH MOH TOOTH OHHH a a q a i Me Cl a 4 The British Way of Life ‘What do British people mean when they talk about the following? Circle the correct answer. for exaruple 1 2 b 3 > 4 b 5 b ‘The Union Jackis the central chamber of he Houses of Parliament the flag of Great Britain and Northern irelane tho most valuable prize ina game AnMP.is Member of he Paice ‘Master o! Poitical Science ‘@Memberof Parliament A public schoolis asiate school ‘private school areligious school New Scotland Yards the material used tomake bagpipes ‘ne headquarters ofthe poles in London a meacuromentolength A zebra crossingis ‘place to cross the road safoly television seen for black and white reception design oftwo bones used on fags, HEINEMANN ENGLISH LANGUASE TEACHING A Toys numbered tcketin aletery ‘acon worth £2 ‘asupporior of the Conservative Party A Buitiing Sociotyis ‘an oxganization that preserves historic bullngs ‘ business which lends money to buy @ house or lat ‘a house joined to the house next door ocséis system of examinations for schoo! enien the national gas and electricity boards the highest award glvenby the Queen foroiavery [A Trade Unionis aniirpor export agreement {an ophibtion of commercial products an organization of workers A pubic convenience is acheniy aputictolet apue Gatwick Gatwick Airport, 35 milos south of London, is the fourth largest in he world. To holp you'o_b@ableto find your way around an intemationalaiport make sure you can put the folowing words and expressions into 6 groups. For example: wheelchair users = 6 aces atthe apo) wheelchairusers [6] beverages [| coiniess cardphones ["] real ate [] allowances [] _gatenumbers (] treetrotieys (] —chapei LJ xraymachines [] pastries [] security search LJ red channet [J] - | tandingcard [take-away] brandnames (] astrunkroad CI reclaiming V.AT. L) tully sign-posted [1 boardingeard [] check-in L) “The police are waiting on the second floor of Gatwick Airport terminal for Mr X who is strongly suspected of carrying a parcel containing secret documents. First read the policeman’s notes on the page opposite and trace Mr X's route on the plan ‘When the police stopped Mr X the parce! he was carrying was empty. So what do y think happened to the secret documents? Work itout alone or with a pariner, then compare your ideas with the solution in the answers. “6 FENenANN EncuisN CNGUAGE TEASING | POT K OOO MMO HH OOOH MH ™ INTERNATIONAL FLIGHT ARRIVALS 2nd FLOOR OF TERMINAL its to Gatwick Vilage and spectators. ost ot Customs Hal Lite up to Gatwick vitage Two's C : wo d Company a 1 Hore are 16 compoune adjectives wth the two pats mixed up. The pictures iustrate Ténouns wth whieh toy are requenty assocated a ‘Start with the picture, match it with the noun from column C and then choose the 4 correct adjctv, taking the frst part rom coin A and the second pat on column 8 e 5 a BF te 7 ee aon ' 4) > sy ik Wor é 3 SL a rant? FH 1 a —— Aer minced professor a 14, a apy 1 r | bls Wap! A B ec | 1 BT | man | vt | aterm lo nigh ad fens z three fs tiger absent winded | tam a wide neaced | icecream ol privieged | man 2 pen mocked tts = record | favoured | cinema Toose eating | counts 3 chocolate rise room ive in professor | : pick producing | “tuck | 5 twin | dimensional | “kt bad edced | picture > uncer breaking | potobook fist angle stint ’ | 3a 3 esNEan ENGLISH CANGUAGE TEACHING The Quarterly Below you see details of Peter Williams's quarterly bank statement, showing his expenditure and receipts over the last three months. Ccmplete this by writing + ifthe money is coming into his account and ~ ifthe money is going oul, and by filing in the balance each time. ew AMOUNT IN(=) OUT(-) BALANCE Ne 0 - 0 Fam A ae ier Great Card wien” ani of ately Aecoun “Maxima ng Fines. . Iyou are correct, the final balance will show the age of majority in Britain. Each of these short extracts tefers tone of he items on the aezount. Gan you match them? For evampe: extract: 1 refers to the item Charity Donation Ifyou believe in crisis | 7 prevention, thereis a | You can order with the full simple, powerful wayto | knowledge and certainty that react- become a sponsor. they will offer you the same Our sponsorship rate is quality and value as your £7.00 a month or you can Stretch Covers and will co- always send a higher or ordinate your living room lower amount to be used beautifully. And fora moncy- where the need is saving discount price that we greatest. believe is unbeatable! 8 TeNeWanW ENGUSHUNGUAGE TEACHING Toko Hh oom ee | Account The Bank will normally send ‘monthly statement to the Principal Cardholder who wil pay within 25 days following the statement, not 3 4 5 . i is less than 5% of the amount If, on the other hand, the 4 shown, The Cardholder will waiting list is less than 8 7 also pay immediately any weeks, our plan will pay | outstanding excess over the you £22 for every night you 3 Credit Limit Stay in an NHS hospital 5 You can use this money as 4 ‘ou wish ; y a ‘You should now know enough about Peter Wiliams to be able to answer the following auestions: yes] NO REASON a 1 Hols out of work atthe moment [+ [He receives a ssiary, 2 Hehas hldren : 3. Holvesin rented acoormodation 4 He does his own car repairs. a 5._He receives money rom the sate. I x 6 Hehas atleast 2 diferent accounts I 7. He has had his creat card taken away, 8 He will probably be going abroad soon. : © Hoiindetitotie wonton conpay | [70 te gtequr crete dma : Ets > ie evga u 12 Herenisagerage | : 1 Dele towars Atlaeana Cri Hes 1084 HEINEMANN ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHING = At this party all the guests are talking about their feelingsby using expressions ‘connected with the body. Find somebody expressing: A-wonder B disbelief C surprise D disgust E weakness F terror G rage H disagreement | panic J inritation _K strong emotion L relief! M obstinacy N griat © dismay P calmness Q sympathy R discretion $ anticipation T nervousness For example: A wonder = | Ie took my breath, ohiey Ive Gor coLb (Gort OFF bay CHEST 1 Dow'r SEE EYE TOEYE wim you mm mh mmm nro Hh mmm n DDDnaemaMme g Sayings you match each line of boxes atthe top ofthe page witha line of boxes atthe bottom ofthe page you'll be able to read 4 well known Engish proverbs, Work out ‘what they are, then match them with the correct explanation (A, B, C oF D). For example: 17 = Every cloud has a Silver lining: (ExpBration D) TET 1 PEM 2 ROD = OnNOW A (Bon nan st someting >, eet if there's nothing ype Sg ~ shone oa) you'ehad forming _? Dont thnk thet — ‘one hopeful sign ee ee means that everything a € is going to go right © However bac something may appear a something good can always 6 ‘came out oft. ee s © Drie Hamar: and Cyn Hrd 1994 88 FeSNEMANN ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHING an t a 4 i WORDBOARD 2 Now you are looking for 2 words that sound the same, but have different spelings and diferent meanings (eg PIECE / PEACE). The pictures willgive you clues to the words to.go on the top lines andthe definitions at the bottom ofthe page will give you clues to the words to go on the bottom tines. for éxowple: IP MALE IMPORTANT EXPENSIVE AMERICAN MONEY CAPTURED GOODS AT LOW PRICES NOT MOVING 1 (WAN OR BOY) ROADS TWO USE HURTING ue © store Howar Naoms and Gyre He 004 FeINEManN ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHING 0 The Travel ‘Travel brochures use a certain style and vocabulary to make their hotels and resorts ‘sound attractive. Look at the descriptions below and comslete them using the words at the bottom of the page. Both hotels use the same 9 words, For example ‘THEIMPERIAL HOTEL (1) Situated only fve minutes from the Floral Square, (2) —the waterfront of the River Bari a(3)________ hotel with al (4) — Including a (5) ____ aloo used for all the important functions af the town. Patio gardens, rooftop restaurant serving (6) — dishes. Large (7) _______ bar, popular with the locals and residents makes a ® ‘atmosphere in (9) _____ surroundings. ‘THE CONTINENTAL HOTEL Everything has been thought of to make your stay ()______. All bedrooms have private, )___andlook out onto a()______ courtyard (2) Situated a tow steps from the east canal, this hotel enjoys Or views of the port and out to sea. Tho residents can enjoy, ‘completely free of charge, the )______IslandCiub()_____ the hotel, which consists of a bar and ballroom. The ( )_______ gamesroom is supervised by ( ) — and efficient staf. wellrun tradtonel comfortable closeto spectacular. txury friendly facies sideted 60 HEINEMANN ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHING DADDMMRHTMDHMH UOMO ROMO eM OOOO Moo a ' Brochure i 4 1 Both these descriptions of beauty spots also have words missing which are the 4 same. Find the pais by fiting the letters together to make the words. Fox exawwple: ! = features 1 Ciralt | ‘The distinctive (1) £aa.

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