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                Key

                Dictionary Practice (p.1-3)
                Pronunciation
                1/U1  wQod, good, look, book, foot, lu:! school, food, soon, I fi I flood, blood 2/3:t  first,
                world, learn, turn, word, la:!laugh,  heart, fast, hard, calm, I J:t warm, court, taught, sort,
                lord 3 (a) self, wolf (b) follow, show (c) union, university (d) chemical, character (e) happy,
                catastrophe (f) system, mystery (g) rough, tough (h) receive, seize,
                Stress
                'coffee, pay'ee, 'visit, for'get, em'ployer, employ'ee, 'advertise, ad'vertisement,  'modern,
                mod'ernity, moderni'sation, a'ttention,  ad'mire, 'admirable, admir'ation,  'infamous
                Spelling
                1 teenager, calendar, survivor, author, soldier, vendor, equator, lecturer, muscular, speaker,
                burglar, waiter, traitor, nuciear, dollar 2 ei/ie: piece, ceiling, receive, priest, relief, deceive,
                niece, seize, weigh, foreign, ancelence: appearance, innocence, correspondence,
                acquaintance, guidance, violence, insurance, adolescence, occurrence, alliance
                Meaning
                1 seats: sofa, bench, throne, stool, pew on the floor: carpet, parquet, rug, lino, c10thing
                materials: tweed, den im, velvet, suede, corduroy, silk metais: iron, steel, lead, tin, copper,
                gold 2 hangar-aircraft, holster-revolver, dustbin-rubbish,  hearse-coffin,  reservoir-water,
                grandstand-spectators
                Word Parts
                1 potatoes, theses, strata, chateaux, deer, thieves, crises, sheep, shelves, phenomena
                2 foot-sore, footsteps, dogsbody, dog-tired, seasick, seaweed
                Word Use
                1 (a) is (b) are (c) is (d) is (e) are (f) is (g) is (h) are 2 She discouraged them from going there.
                I pleaded with her to help me. We succeeded in finishing in time. They prevented him from leaving.


                Topics

                Air Travel (p.4)
                1 (a) check in (b) trolley (c) check-in desk (d) check (e) excess baggage (f) conveyor belt
                (g) hand luggage (h) immigration officer (i) security guard (j) departure lounge (k) duty free
                (I) departures board (m) announcement  (n) board (o) departure gate (p) security check
                (q) passengers (r) on board (s) taxi (t) runway (u) take off 2 (a) airliner (b) cabin crew (c) aisle
                (d) turbulence (e) seat belts (f) headphones (g) land 3 (a) by (b) off (c) through (d) at (e) to ...
                off (f) in (g) on (h) at
                Bank Accounts (pp. S-G)
                1 (a) open (b) account (c) formalities (d) branch (e) fili in (f) bank charges (g) overdraft
                2 (a) current (b) interest (c) cheque (d) deposit (e) withdraw  (f) notice 3 (a) statement
                (b) deposit (c) withdrawal  (d) balance (e) standing order 4 (a) expenditure (b) income
                (c) overdrawn (d) keep a record (e) counterfoil (f) crossed (g) cash 5 (a) from (b) in (c) for (d) to
                (e) at (f) out of (g) from
                Trade Names (p.G)
                Snack bar: Mr Sam Widge, Stationers: Just Write, Shoe-repairers: Nu-a-gane,
                Bed shop: Sleepeezee, Dry c1eaners: Kwik Kleen, Travel agency: Rite Flite


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