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Verbs made trom Nouns (p.81)
               (a) encourage (b) extend (c) frighten (d) relieve (e) bleed (f) prove (g) endanger (h) identify
               (i) strengthen (j) liberate (k) breathe (I) halve (m) lengthen
               Verbs made trom Adjectives (p.81)
               (a) brighten (b) lessen (c) ripen (d) sweeten (e) worsen (f) widen (g) loosen (h) lighten
               (i) deafen (j) flatten (k) darken (I) deepen (m) sharpen (n) broaden (o) quieten (p) straighten
               (q) tighten (r) weaken


               Specialised Vocabulary
               Formai Words (pp.82-83)
               1 (a) produce (b) stating (c) attend (d) obligatory (e) facilitate (f) seek (g) enquire (h) admitted
               (i) leave 2 (a) held (b) in possession of (c) prior (d) additional (e) terminating (f) in excess of
               (g) desire (h) retain (i) notify (j) locations (k) provide (I) further 3 (a) in duration (b) commences
               (c) departs (d) prior to (e) commencement (f) ensure (g) funds (h) undertake (i) assist
               (j) requested (k) appropriate (I) attire 4 (a) enquire (b) facilitate (c) prior to (d) prior (e) assist
               (f) in excess of (g) additional (h) notify (i) commencement  (j) funds (k) retain (I) provide
               (m) hold (n) terminate (o) attend (p) admitted (q) state (r) desire (s) leave (t) produce (u) ensure
               (v) requested
               Slang and Colloquial Words (p.84)
               1 (a) cigarettes (b) pounds  alcohol (c) made (d) without  money (e) friend ... prison
               (f) discarded (g) television  nuisance (h) policeman 2 (a) dismiss (b) very good (c) upper elass
               (d) chiid ... bicyele (e) short sleep (f) joking (g) toilet (h) without  money (i) drunk (j) newspaper
               (k) possessions
               Idioms trom Sports and Games (p.8G)
               neck and neck: absolutely level, hot favourite: most popular to win, odds: chances of winning,
               low blow: unfa;r move, down and out: poor, homeless and destitute, opening rounds: first in
               a series, to weather the storm: to overcome a crisis, plain sailing: easy, uncomplicated,
               stalemate: position in which neither party in a dispute can take steps against each other,
               checkmate: a move which puts an end to a rival's plans, pawn: person of minor importance
               who is manipulated by stronger forces, put ali your cards on the table: to make one's
               intentions elear, poker-face: a face that shows no expression, last lap: last part' of a course of
               action, bull's-eye: target, set your sights on: to aim for, kick-off: the start

               American Words (p.87)
               1 (a) playing truant ... fail (b) tap ... fiat ... caretaker (c) rise ... holidays (d) postman ...
               trousers (e) railway timetable (f) ordinary uniformed policeman ... saloon car ... pavement
               (g) chemist  nappies (h) bill (i) post 2 (a) queue  cinema (b) garden ... autumn
               (c) specialise  maths (mathematics) ... university  secondary school (d) petrol  petrol
               station ... windscreen (e) shops ... underground (f) lift ... ground floor (g) sweets  jam
               (h) note (i) rubbish

               Newspaper Headlines (p.88)
               1 (a) elose down ... (b) attempt (c) explosion (d) fire (e) conflict ... (f) reduce ... (g) exciting or
               dramatic event (h) diplomat (i) affect badly (j) vote ... (k) investigate ... (I) leave ...
               (m) question ... (n) mystery (o) look for ... (p) reduce drastically (q) angry argument (r) total
               number of dead (s) marry (t) attract ... 2 (a) The army has elosed down three bases and
               dismissed 2,000 men to save money. (b) An attempt to reach the North Pole has failed.
               (c) Eight people have been killed in an explosion at a hotel. (d) Some animals have died in a
               fire at a zoo. (e) The United States and Russia are in disagreement about arms reductions.
               (f) Three people have been saved in a dramatic fire at a block of flats. (g) A diplomat has been
               accused of spying. (h) Tourists have been badly affected by a pilots' strike. (i) The Prime



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