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Test Your Vocabulary 4 is the fourth in a series of five best-selling Test Your Vocabulary books. This fully revised and updated edition features 60 varied and enjoyable vocabulary tests covering the most important words and phrases needed by upper-intermediate level students. 60 tests for practising essential vocabulary at upper-intermediate level Wide variety of tests, including crosswords, cartoons, fill-the-gaps. and many more Tips on learning vocabulary
Upper Intermediate16+ Intermediate12-15 Pre-intermediatePrimary Elementary Beginner Published and distributed by Pearson Education Limited |
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Test Your
Peter Watcyn-Jones and Mark Farrell
Pearson Education Limited
Edinburgh Gate
Essex CM20
2JE, England 
and Associated Companies throughout the world.
ISBN 0 582 45169 8
First edition published 1988, 1996
This edition published 2002
Text copyright (O Peter Watcyn-Jones 1988, 2002
Text copyright © Mark Farrell 2002
Third impression 2004
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To the student
Containers
Useful everyday phrases
The press
Tools and equipment
Word building 1
What are they like? Outside the house
TOO many words
Choose the word 1
Education
Crash, bang , whirr!
12 Prepositions
13C Phrasal verbs 1
514? Word building 2 15 LetS watch TV!
16 Parts of the body
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19 Computers
20 'Parts of the body' expressions
21 Insects
22) Phrasal verbs 2
23; Classifications
20 Shapes
25 Confusing words 1
26 Word building 3
27 Fruit and vegetables
28 Cars and roads
29 At the cinema
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Cartoons 44
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The island of San Cristobal 46
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Puzzle it out — who won the FA
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8Words ending in -o 49
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10 39 British and American English 52 12 40 Fact or fantasy? 53
Prepositions after verbs 54 16 )ÁžJ Newspaper misprints 55
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The environment 56
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Musical instruments 57
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Synonyms 1 60
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Confusing words 2 62
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25Right or wrong? 64
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Anagrams 66
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Containers To the student
like looking match a caption to a
picture. Enjoying the tests is the surest way of learning new words fast.
Theres no need to start at the beginning and work through every test in the
book. The tests at the end are no harder than the ones at the beginning.
There are tip boxes for many of the tests. Some point you to other tests in the same vocabulary area. Others give cultural information related to words on that page. There are also jokes, tips on ways to learn vocabulary, and notes on spelling patterns.
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To get new words
fixed in your mind, you will need to do each test more than once. So use a
pencil to write the answers in the book when you test yourself. Then, when
you've checked your answers and looked carefully at the words you didn't know
or got wrong, you can rub out your answers ready for the next time you try that
test. Each test will take you between five and fifteen minutes to do the first
time but the next time you do it, you will probably be much quicker.
There is no progression in difficulty within each book. However, the five books in the Test Your Vocabulary series are carefully graded from Book I , which is for beginners, to Book 5, which is for advanced students. If you find this book is too hard for you, try the next one down.
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Some combinations Of noun noun are written asone word: dustbin; skyscraper. workshop. Others remain separate: police station. car park. Can you think ot any more examples oi both types? |
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Good luck with learning the words in this book. And we hope you enjoy using the words in real situations once you've learnt them here.
Peter Watcyn-Jones and Mark Farrell
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fun. Most of the tests cover a particular vocabulary area — for example, tools, shapes, computers, muscial instruments, and so on. Others are based on |
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There are also tests on rhyming, words, words that sound the same and words that belong in the same group. Just choose the vocabulary area or |
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word type you want to work on, and use the contents list to find the right test |
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for you. Or simply choose a test because you like the 100k of the activity or the illustration on that page. So if you feel like doing a crossword, choose a |
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crossword, If you feel at cartoons, try one of the tests where you |
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Write the numbers of the pictures next to the correct word(s).
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Fill in the speech bubbles in the cartoons, using one sentence from each
column.
Excuse me, is anyone sitting here? Do
you mind if I switch the light off?
hOtŽ Could I borrow your mobile? My battery is flat.
I wish I hadn't said that to her.
I'm sorry I'm late.
May I come in?
Pass the salt, please.
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You couldn't give me a hand, could you?
A pleasure.
Ah well! That's life!
Certainly. Here you are.
No, it's free.
No, please don't. I feel frightened enough with it on. Oh, I'm so pleased to hear it.
Oh, that's alright. You got the job!
You are joking, aren't you, Sir? Yes, of course. What can I do?
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advertising article caption cartoon circulation column cover crosswords editor editorial headline journalist management newsagent reviewer section tabloid words |
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Across
You must read the
about Bill Gates on the business
page. (7)
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I'd love to be a
but it's difficult to get jobs on newspapers. (10)
The
of The Sun newspaper is well over
three million. (11)
909 Nothing gets into the paper without
the
's
approval.
She's tough. (6)
Would you go down to the
and get me a copy of
The Telegraph, please? (9)
Down
2
There's a great picture of the desert on the front
of the National Geographic magazine
this month. (5)
3 The 
under the photo says 'The Prime Minister in
Liverpool today', but the photo actually shows a horse falling over! (7)
The main
in The Mirror today is TV STAR LOSES
TROUSERS (8)
6 The Mirror
is a 
newspaper — that means it is small and it
contains a lot about sport and television. (7)
07 There's a fascinating article about new Russian poetry in the Arts
is a funny drawing with a caption or a speech bubble. (7)
Reading English
language newspapers is an excellent way of increasing your vocabulary. They are
always up-to-date, unlike books. Read articles which you already know something
about — then you can guess a lot of the difficult words.
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Write the number of the picture next to the correct word(s). Use the word on the right to make a new word which fits in the sentence.
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fork |
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Money can't buy you happiness — or at least |
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bucket |
pair of pliers |
spirit level |
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that's what some people say. I don't think guns are |
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tape measure |
saw |
spray can |
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young children. |
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drill |
screwdriver |
chain saw |
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Alexander Graham Bell developed the first telephone in 1876. Did he have any idea how |
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important
his
Come on! You can do it!
There's no such word as 
POSSIBLE
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The tobacco companies understood the 
effects of smoking for a long time —
but kept quiet about them.
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Towards the end of the 20th century, Microsoft became the world's most
company. SUCCESS 
7 Kate Winslet's
is the only PERFORM good thing about
this film.
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about their DOUBT chances in the World Cup.
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Frightened? I was absolutely TERROR flO
Adam is too All I said was SENSE I
didn't like his new hair colour, and now he won't speak to me.
I was kept
last night by another WAKE
crazy party in the flat below me.
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I know Harry is physically
ATTRACT but he is a bit boring,
isn't he?
You have a problem, and
I'm very
SYMPATHY But I'm not in a position to lend you money.
Some words can be built on more than once: read readable unreadable. Try the same thing with move, find, pronounce, employ. Check out Test 26 tor more practice with word building.
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What are they like?
Use the words in the box to describe the people below.
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absent-minded laid-back |
bossy generous punctual reliable |
impulsive -indeeisive shy witty |
Andrew can never make up his mind about anything. Just don't
offer him a choice!
indecisive
2 Carlos is not rich, but he
always buys us drinks.
Claudia has never been
late for a class — not once in seven months!
I can't believe that guy Klaus. One day he just walked out of the class and went to Peru.
5. Jana doesn't seem to worry about anything. I wish I was more like her!
Millie tries to dominate the class. She really pushes everyone around.
Poor Sandra! Recently she left her laptop computer at a bus stop.
8 Ruth is very sweet, but she never speaks unless you speak to her
first.
-9 When the teacher asks questions, Naseem always has a funny answer.
You can always depend on Ashok.
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Outside the house
Write the numbers of the picture next to the correct word(s),
basement intercom bricks porch
conservatory 
shed drainpipe shutter
drive window sill
house pnces,
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Too many words
Replace the words in bold type in the following sentences with a single word from the box.
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apologized atmosphere hitchhiking insomnia regretted shelter |
biography nephew souvenirs |
emergency exhausted outskirts stamina surgeon |
He was a happy person who was always expecting the best to
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very sorry for (
) what had happened. He felt that it was
his fault.
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Ldj I sometimes read in the middle of the night, as I suffer from a
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And she offered a discount!
t!îÙ Since the age of about nine, I've always wanted to be a person who performs operations at a hospital (
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It was a
terrible storm and on the bare mountainside there was nowhere to get out of the
bad weather (
I was totally tired and worn out ( running the London Marathon.
Too much carbon dioxide is now entering the layer of air and gases surrounding the Earth (
I tried standing by the road with my thumb in the air
), but nobody stopped — so I took the bus.
Quick! Call an ambulance. This is an extremely dangerous situation in which we must act fast (
We met in a cheap hotel, somewhere in the area of housing a long way from the centre (
The shop next to the Tower of London sells
cheap things to remind you of your visit ( 
) — well, they look
cheap, but actually they're quite expensive!
When you learn a new
word. you Often meet it again very soon in your reading. It's a pleasant
surpnse — but it's unlikely to happen you don't read! Check out Test 46 for
more practice.
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Choose the word 1
Choose the best word to complete each sentence.
8 The
soldiers
around the square in a perfect display of
discipline, watched by the President and his foreign guests.
a) walked b) marched c) strolled d) ran
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The very
idea of my sister being a thief is quite ! She is
a qualified dentist, a mother of three and a governor of a primary school.
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a) cancelled b) hindered c) delayed d) postponed
According to the weather , there will be more snow tomorrow.
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After hours of walking across the desert they thought they saw
an oasis, but they were wrong. There was nothing there; it was only a)
programme b) information c) forecast d) news a mirage
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ten minutes
after the fight. His doctor has told him to give up fighting. 10of the ship now
lies under 300 metres of water, and we shall probably never discover its
secrets.
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Today's
football match has been because of bad weather. They will play next Thursday
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If workers
and bosses cannot agree, they sometimes bring in professionals from outside to
in the dispute.
a) 
settle b)
decide c) arbitrate d) compromise Sometimes dictionary definition is not enough. You need to
see words in
a action. Extensive reading is the secret of success.
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Education
Complete the sentences and the table using words from the box.
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My favourite subjects are Music, Maths and French. I hate History.
They made all these changes to the school without consulting the — that
is, the teachers and the cleaners and so on.
in England and Wales, as it is in
most countries. But some children manage to avoid school, somehow or other.
schools (boys-only or girls-only) are becoming popular again — at least
with parents!
This school has a modern such as Business Studies, Media Studies and IT.
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9 If you want to know which day or time you have a particular
lesson, you can always look at the
school is one where pupils live during termtime and only go home to their families in the holidays.
The education system in England and Wales
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People studying at university are always called students. Children at
primary 
school are usually called pupils. For those at secondary school we either
say students or pupils.
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whirr!
Write the correct noise word under each of the pictures.
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Complete the sentences with the best preposition.
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The atmosphere is bad. Craig and Darron are always 
each other's throats.
10 I've just read a fascinating book
the history of the Stock Exchange.
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This program is completely 
date. It doesn't even work with Windows 2000.
You've done brilliantly — a
beginner.
13 It's
no good phoning . You have to go there person.
14 We started in this business later than our competitors, so
obviously we're
a disadvantage.
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Replace the words in brackets with a suitable phrasal verb. Put the verbs in the right form.
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go for *urn-up- take after hold up go in for chill out look into go off check out run out of get over call off go along with come up with get away with |
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trouble with Frank is that he usually turns up about an
hour late for meetings. (arrives)
Karen, I'd like you to from a client. It seems quite serious. (examine)
8 The bomb
in a main street near
the centre, but
luckily it was at a quiet time of the day. (exploded)
4 You won't get another chance like this for a very long time.
(take the opportunity or doing)
5 Hey! Just this new MP3 player. The sound quality is great. (by)
6 We're not serving sandwiches, I'm afraid, madam. We've bread, (used up
our supply Of)
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Why don't you
the /Weirdest Hair Competition', 
Ulla?
I'm sure you'd win it. (enter)
I wonder who first
the idea of air-bags in cars?
(thought of)
What a lovely baby! He
certainly doesn't 
father, does he? (resemble)
I still haven't really
the death of my mother.
(recovered from)
Because of flooding on the line between Brighton and Victoria, my train was for several hours. (delayed)
Samantha is the teacher's
pet, so she can
almost 
anything. She brought her dog to school the other day.
(do something bad without getting into trouble)
Don't keep dancing all
night. Just
occasionally; give yourself a break. (relax)
The special thing about phrasal verbS is that they mean sómething different from their parts. So it can be quite difficult to guess their meanings. For example. you know the verb take and the preposition after, but that doesn't help you to work out the meaning ot take after. The best thing to do is learn phrasal verbs one at a time, as idioms. Check out Tests 22 and 38 for some more practice with phrasal verbs.
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Use the word on the right to make a new word which fits in the sentence.
actor aerial- camera operator cattle cement chat show
00 Always strive for perfection , but be content PERFECT comedy critic director district documentary DVD edge film when you fail. graduate interview mist news presenter producer quiz
There is a lot of in the street. ACTIVE remote control satellite dish screen set shelter skyscraper Are we missing something? soap sound engineer video cassette video recorder viewer
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know the song?
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Don't ask.
I'm afraid I'm to help you. POWER
6 I'd love to, but I can't make it this FORTUNE
weekend.
7 Just what is the of listening to four ATTRACT Old men playing rock music?
8 Safety is not my RESPONSE Speak to my supervisor.
9 Clean it up now. It's , and SLIP sooner or later somebody will fall over.
10 'I've been concerned about yourBEHAVE
for some time,' the head teacher said
in a rather threatening voice.
11 What do we want? ! When do EQUAL we want it? Now!
12 I haven't got any
, so l can't get QUALIFY
anywhere in life. Sad but true, my friend.
13 The unexplained
of the lead APPEAR
singer made the band even more famous. He never turned up again.
Some words can
be built on more than once: depend -+ dependence 
independence. Try the same thing with break, comfort,
conscious, probable.
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Parts of the body
Write the words in the labels.
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What is it part of?
with in-
Use the clues to complete the words.
A guitar, a piano or a flute, for example. 2 Not to exclude.
The money you get from working, investing or whatever.
Synonym for hurt or damage.
5 It produces goods or servrces.
If a disease is you
can catch it from someone else.
To let someone know.
Rather like discover, but more original.
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At the beginning (or a letter standing for a name).
Not guilty.
To check thoroughly.
A formal word for teach.
Say something rude or unpleasant to someone.
ti4J A formal word for get bigger.
To plan or
expect to do something.
To speak when someone else is still speaking.
A person, not
seen as 
part of society or a group.
A question and answer session.
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ftp;
A trunk is
part ofa book
A hand is part ofa camera
A steering wheel is part of a clock
A trigger is part of a chair
A core is part ofa car
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A petal is
part of a gun A heel is part of a shoe
A tooth is part of
A mouth is part of
A stern is part Of
A foreground is part of
WoidS for parts Of the body arê usèd for many other things. tool We talk about the eye ot a needle and of a storm. the foot of a mountain and a bed, the head of a company, the neck of a bottle and the nose of an aeroplane.
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My friend Phil has just bought a computer, and he doesn't know much about |
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I use mine mostly for word producing ( |
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whatever you call it.
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I want to put my Old photos onto the computer, so I'm getting |
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a virus modem |
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crash e-mail floppy hard internet keyboard mouse processing scanner surf website |
one
of those photocopier ( ) things.
The colours on the television ( moni+or ) are not the same as the printed pages.
12 I might even make my own sight ( which people can visit to check out my photos and so on.
13 But I am a bit worried about
wasting a lot of time skating disk? 
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Apparently a danger of getting
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my computer to the phone line.
Those big shiny disks ( 15
there's
bacteria
They drive you mad sometimes. You've put all your work on them and then
they just stop working
Words for
new technology change and deve'op very quickly. Even the spell 
checker on the computer doesn't always
know the new computer vocabulary! It you nave an English spell checker. try it
with the words on this page and some other hot new words.
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Complete the sentences with expressions from the box. Put the verbs in the correct form.
brainwave cheeky to put (your) foot in it to stick (your) neck out hair-raising 4*eaFtless- eyesore out of (your) mind nosy to see eye to eye pain in the neck put (your) finger on it
m How could you be so 
heartless ? I'm still crying because
you left me, and now you want your Best of Rap video back — to watch with that
girl!
the truth about the management of this place.
When was the last time you had a 
? Oh, yes, that brilliant idea of
selling goldfish on the internet. Mmm.
We have an excellent working relationship. We on almost everything.
8 That ex-boyfriend of yours is a
real I'm not surprised you dumped him.
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You're right — that is exactly the problem. You've
little person?
ride.
when I mentioned the boss's trip to Paris
with Dave. Her husband hadn't heard about it before and he went mad.
The exact words are important in idioms like the ones above. For example. brainstorm is very different from brainwave. Anci the expression Out of sight,
out of mind means 'It you don't see someone, you don't think about them' completely different from Out of your mind
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22 Phrasal
verbs 2
Write the number of the picture next
to the correct word(s). Replace the words in brackets
in the following sentences with a suitable
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phrasal verb. Put the verbs in the correct form.
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break down get through to |
butt in look back on |
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It's pretty miserable now — grey and wet. But they say it's going to clear up later. (become tine)
Some people
(remember)
Let me finish what I'm saying. I
can't stand it when you (interrupt)
you eat. (reduce)
There was no tone at all. (contact)
I was surfing the internet when I site, all about cooking insects. (found by chance)
Yesterday the bus and we all stood there by the roadside in the rain. (stopped working)
Quite a few taxi-drivers
(cheat, overcharge)
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24 How's your maths?
Put these words into their correct groups. Then complete the name for each Write the numbers next to the correct words. group on the right.
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Asia balloon quarter rucksack |
ferry shark |
Indian sofa |
mango spinach |
morphine orange toilet tortoise |
bar
chart cone cylinder diameter equation graph
pie chart spiral
Several of thése mathematiCal words have meanings in everyday life. too. Think of a town square, an ice-cream cone. and the pyramids in Egypt.
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25 Confusing
words 1 26 Word building 3These words are very close, either in form or meaning. Underline the correct Use the word on the right to make a new word which fits in the sentence. one in each sentence.
I used to listen to pop. Now I prefer / classic) music, GIJ
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possibly) get a really valuable qualification. So it's
worth it.
The main thing with this filing job is to be (effective / efficient).
Get the system right and don't waste time. 6
This is an (historic /
historical) victory for the Hungarian men's 
badminton team in their first
international competition.
For heaven's sake do your work on the computer in future. Your handwriting is totally (eligible / illegible).
7 What is the (affect / effect) of oxidation on unpainted surfaces?
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Did you have the (opportunity / possibility) to visit the Louvre when you were in Paris?
In the class we often debate (actual / topical) questions, like the present attitudes to refugees and asylum-seekers.
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long does it take to (adapt / adopt) to the different way of life?
As the database is used, there is a (continuous / continual) process Of up-dating, done automatically by the program.
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This advert was filmed in a old factory. |
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These poor chickens are kept in
very |
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My hopes for the job were high, but the reality was rather different. |
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The American War of is known in the |
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to be a school governor, just because I have a criminal record. |
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He looks hideous, but he has a great |
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It was rather of you to leave both your |
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I spent my in a small town where even |
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The price
of
is ridiculous. ACCOMMODATE 
That's why I live with my parents.
All the
are randomly tested for drugs. COMPETE 
Show the slightest, and you are HESITATE out of this
game.
It used to be a nice Not any more. NEIGHBOUR
The sooner you get medical for this, the better. TREAT
This mafia killer
showed great TENDER tovvards his family — but then, so do tigers.
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The adjective able is the root of the noun ability. What are the nouns from stable. profitable, flexible. predictable, changeable? Check out Test 5 for more practice with word building.
Fruit and vegetables
Write the correct name of the fruit under each picture.
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blackberries |
blackcurrants melon |
Cherries strawberries |
kiwl fruit |
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£ 1.2 S o bunch |
£ ISO 
You have £10 in your pocket. Can you afford this shopping list?
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Put the following words into the correct sentences:
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airbag alarm brake central locking change gear clutch driving licence handbrake lane overtake seatbelt skid traffic jam windscreen |
The headlights are badly adjusted. I
can only see about 10 metres in front of the car.
I don't really know how to automatics.
and relax.
not careful.
Don't
forget! When you see an obstacle, there's a certain amount of thinking time
before you actually
When a car any notice at all.
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8
Keep the nice and clean. A clear view of the road is absolutely essential.
People can get very bad-tempered, even violent, when they're sitting in a
It's
difficult to big lorry in front of you.
down. on!
13 It's
amazing the way the car hits something.
Thé subject of cars is perhaps the one with the most
differences between
British and American English. For example, windscreen, bumper, boot and
At the cinema
 |
Across
Explosions, fires, space travel, ghosts
etc. (7, 7)
Put these words into the right places. There should be eight words or phrases in each section.
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The person who gets the money together to make the film. (8) American English for 'cinema'. (5, 7) In the cinema, the film is projected onto a
big Down Home-town of the movie business. (9) A translation at the bottom of the screen. (9) 01 The machine which captures the magic. (6)
The word for a very famous and successful movie actor. (4) This person tells the actors what to do. (8) Tom
Cruise speaking Japanese? Actually, the film is 40 41 |
black and white bronze -bçus-h- digital drill fever film flash fresco hammer impressionist lens marble metal mural news oils old master paint passage scarf sculptor stone swallow tide transparency water colour weapon whistle wide angle wood 35mm
31 Definitions — the language of business
Write the words next to their definitions.
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assembly line chief executive costs customers æmpleyeesexports investment market forces multi-national profit research and development salary shareholder shares union |
: the people
who work for a company.
: a system in which each worker does one small part Of the whole process.
: pressures
which push prices up or down.
goods Or services which are sold abroad, 8 : an owner Of shares.
: the person with most power in the daily
running Of the company.
: an organisation of employees, which
negotiates with the management.
: the money
made by a company after it has paid its costs. : work to improve products Or
introduce new ones.
: those who
buy from the company.
: the mechanism by which the ownership of a company is divided between various individuals or institutions.
: the money which the company spends as part
of its operation.
: the money
paid to an employee each month.
: something which costs a lot of money now, but will bring profit after a time,
36 : a very large company which operates in many countries.
The language of business is very dynamic — it changes all the time. For example, when a company sells part of its operation or gets smaller, the modern word is downsizing. So watch out for hot new words! Check out Test 48 tor more practice with definitions.
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32 Add a letter
Add a letter to each of these nouns to make a new noun.
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pace |
peace |
The opposite of war. |
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crates |
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Lots of these on the Moon. |
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Csí |
hosts |
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Do you believe in these scary things? |
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pints |
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Get enough of these and you win the game. |
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roof |
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You need this to convict someone of a crime. |
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pear |
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A long, sharp weapon which was used for hunting. |
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ray |
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A waiter uses this to carry food to the table. |
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cow |
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A big
black bird. |
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cars |
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You can play lots of different games with these. |
planeNot a star, but it can look like one.
pot 
A city With a harbour.
beds 
Use these
to make a necklace.
haresBuy and sell these on the stock exchange.
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pretty. |
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cub |
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Something you can join. |
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chin |
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You can wear a small gold one, but not a |
steamA
small river. It can look and sound very
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big steel one. |
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pants |
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They're alive, but they're not animals, |
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axes |
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Not really as good as e-mails. |
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bed |
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If a road has one, it's not straight, |
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ice |
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Little furry animals — or useful computer devices! |
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33 Cartoons
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44 45
The island of
San Cristobal
Use these words to fill in the labels on the map.
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bay |
canal channel -daffi- estuary plain plateau reservoir |
foothills volcano |
harbour wetland |
peninsula |
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The four words in each of these groups have something in common. What are
they all connected with?
4 47
Puzzle it out — won the FA Cup?
See if you can fill in the names of the football teams on the chart, and so find out who won the FA Cup.
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Quarter-final |
Semi-final |
Final |
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O goals |
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4 goals |
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_(—eeds— O goals |
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2 3 goals |
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Winner:
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Arsenal lost by one goal in the semi-final.
Newcastle scored two goals in the quarter-final.
Manchester United beat Leeds.
Aston Villa scored one goal less than the team that beat them in the semi-final.
Tottenham played Arsenal in the quarter-final.
Liverpool played Chelsea in the quarter-final. Liverpool got twice as many goals.
Leeds lost 0—1 in the quarter-final.
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This puzzle may seem very diffiCuit at first. But keep trying — it does workl |
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37 Words ending in -oRead the clues and complete the words in the grid.
The most important character in a story, book, or film.
A type of large cow with long horns, found mainly in Africa and Asia.
A Sound which comes back to you when
you shout e.g. across a valley.
An area in the garden made of stone or
concrete.
A blood-sucking insect, sometimes carrying malaria.
(a) A ball game played on horseback. (b) A ball game played in water.
A part of a city lived in by people
excluded through poverty or race
A Latin-American dance.
A place where you can play games (e.g. roulette) for money.
An infectious disease which can result
in paralysis. usually prevented by vaccination. A mountain with a crater out of
which lava and smoke escape. A big musical instrument; can be electronic or
mechanical.
Where an artist or photographer works.
The goods carried by ship, plane Or other vehicle.
The ring Of light around a saint'S head in a religious painting.
49
Replace
the words in brackets in the following sentences with a suitable We
really have tothis bathroom. Look at the state phrasal verb. Put the verbs in
the correct form. of it! (decorate)
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-baek-HP break up do up hang out with hold down take in |
get off go into go round go through keep up with let down look down on take on turn off |
Be
realistic. Avoid stress. Don't more work than you 
can
do. (agree to do)
Are you still that weird guy Andrew? Oh, you married him — I'm sorry! (spend time with)
1 We
have to stick together on this. I'll speak to the manager, but There
are a lot of reasons for this, but I can't back them now. (explain fully)
í2A
I warn you — I'm very fast. You won't be able to
me. My
son was arrested for assault, but he
(go as rast as) a warning. (escaped, avoided serious punishment)
 |
If
the idea of sick people still them. (considers himself better than) nursing
is not for you. (is very unattractive to)
What's happened to me and Justin? We That's
enough computer science for one day! I just can't
(ended our relationship)
any more. (learn, understand)
promised to take me with him to America. (disappointed me)
There are seven of us, aren't there? I've got some sandwiches, but not really enough to (be shared by everyone)
(suffer)
What's wrong with that guy? That's the fifth time he has been sacked this year. Why can't he a job? (keep) Notice that the particles in thése phrasal verbs. suCh as down, off. on, out,
seem to have general meanings. For example off otten has a negative meaning: turn Ott switch off, put off, get off. Look out for these patterns.
Check out Tests 13 and 22 tor more practice with phrasal verbs.
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39 British and American Fact or fantasy?
English You may think they don't exist. But you had better know what they're called,
just in case! Complete the sentences with the words in the box. Complete the list of British and American words.
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break caretaker £heek closet darling date nappy shift vest number plate |
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alien dragon fairy ghost -gia* monster unicorn vampire witch wizard |
American
English British English 
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42 Newspaper misprints
Complete the sentences using prepositions — words like from, of, for, etc.
1 They accused me of selling secrets to the enemy.
I must apologize not replying sooner, but I'm afraid I'm completely disorganized.
tžSí
Can I rely you to copy the files and e-mail them today?
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you. Can't you try doing something
useful for a change?
54
Circle and correct the misprints in these extracts from newspapers. yards
The Old Ship pub is
only about 
from the new dance
club.
52a; The phone box was vandalized twice in two days. The police were old, but they took no action.
3
A
man in his forties with a black bear was seen walking away from the scene of
the crime.
As
the ozone layer is destroyed, the danger is that more ultraviolent light will
reach the Earth.
8 For sale: a collection of second-hand boots. Good condition.
Includes a lot of Austen, Dickens, Hardy, George Eliot, etc. First floor flat. Spacious living room with large south-facing
widow.
BRIDGE COLLAPSES IN ALASKA. cars and trucks fell 30 metres into the nice-cold water of the river below.
Star Wars producer George Lucas was due to arrive in Hollywood for the ceremony, but his planet was late.
Quite a large crowd gathered in the Street outside the palace, hoping to see the Prints of Wales.
10 Owen
scored two beautiful goats against Manchester United last night.
There was a running bottle between police and protestors.
The race was won by a strong two-year-old house called Lady Luck.
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Complete the sentences below using words from the box.
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acid |
alternative fossil
greenhouse ozone layer pollution |
public |
Scientists
have detected holes in the allow harmful radiation to reach the surface of the
Earth.
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One
result of global in sea levels.
Solar
energy and wind energy are sometimes called energy because they are used
instead Of coal, Oil and gas.
Éí0j People still prefer their own cars to transport.
56
Write the number of the picture next to the correct word(s).
Choose the best word to complete each sentence,
1 Only three people survived the plane crash. Everyone else was killed.
a) lived b) recovered c) relieved Osurvived
She told us about an interesting which she is planning — across Europe by train and bicycle.
a) voyage b) travel c) crossing d) journey
'Excuse me, Mr Hadid. There's a / an 
message for you from your daughter.'
a) vital b) hasty c) urgent d) essential
now for next term's evening classes?
a) enlist b) join in c) inscribe d) enrol
he is nearly seventy-five, he can still beat me at tennis,
a) In spite of b) Since c) Although d) Despite
a) pips b) stones c) seedS d) peel
It used to cost £25 a year to
they've made it free.
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If you buy a camera in Singapore and take it back to England, you have to pay on it.
a) cash b) expenses c) duty d) fines
understand?
a) exact b) on time C) immediately d) sharp
than 9 0'clock.
a) permit b) allow c) want d) let
My father died, and with Six younger brothers and sisters I had nobut to leave school and get a job.
a) possibility b) choice c) hope d) chance
When I get rich, I'm going to have a swimming-pool in the 
of an electric guitar.
a) form b) design c) figure d) shape
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Synonyms
are words which have the same, or almost the same, meaning. I was paid
an enormous () amount for the job. I Replace the words in bold type with a word
from the box. 
can't tell you how much. I'm embarrassed.
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accustomed enough huge incredible reserved |
enthusiastic innocent -eddrude terrible |
genuine pleasant unnatural |
good-looking probable |
We
now have sufficient ( you, Mr Cavicchioli.
Francis
had a rather peculiar ( 
odd ) habit of rubbing his
watch With one finger. Everyone thought he was in a hurry to leave.
Leo doesn't worry us. We're used (
Miriam is a bit too shy ( with weird people. don't you think?
The flavours in fast food are so often
artificial ( tfSJ Your brother is an extremely attractive ( 
) young Where do they get
them from?
 |
 |
You think Cavicchioli is not
guilty ( [41 I like authentic (
) folk music, not this semi-pop written
all over his face!
stuff
which they do for tourists.
íh5J It is quite
likely ( 
) that he will spend the rest of That
new guy Schwarz is a bit cheeky ( his life in jail. think we'll keep him very
long. 
evening!
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Usuàllý. thé shorter synonym iS the more common ih everyday speech: bad, short, fat and skinny are more popular than negative. diminutive, obese and emaciated. Check out Test 59 tor more practice with synonyms.
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60 4 61
These words are very close, either in form or meaning. Underline the correct money words one in each sentence. Write the words next to their definitions.
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affluent bargain commission discount duty inheritance interest poverty ransom refund |
fare fee 4iRêreward royalties |
In my view this is a (classical / classic ) case of 'too little, too late'.
a: The (economic / economical) argument for having an independent central bank is quite... I'm sorry, am I boring you?
:
payment as a form of punishment for breaking the law; often an alternative to a
prison sentence. This stuff is very (effective / efficient) against diarrhoea,
but I don't know about the side-effects. 
:
money given to someone who helps the
police or helps to return stolen property to its owner.
not
that bad. After eight years in prison, you will become. a more formal /
academic word for rich.
It's
(eligible / illegible) for early release.money paid to a salesperson - a percentage
of the value of the goods they have sold.
:
money paid by the borrower to the lender; a 
percentage
of the amount borrowed.
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• the money you pay to travel by plane,
bus, train, etc.
m
I'm not talking about the actor who played the astronaut; I want 
•
the money or property you get from
someone when they die. to meet the (actual / topical) astronaut.
: a tax paid on things you import into a
country; taxes on alcohol, tobacco and petrol. m The paralysis in the company
is due to the (imminent / eminent) departure of the chief executive. 
:
money paid for the release of someone who
has been kidnapped.
It
is not (humanely / humanly) possible to remember all the phone 
:
payments made to the writer of a book, a
piece
of music, etc.; a percentage of the price. numbers you need.
: a reduction in the price of something you are buying.
: the money you pay a professional
(e.g. doctor, architect)
: something bought for less than the
usual price.
:
money which is given back to you — because you have returned faulty goods to
the shop, for example. 
: the abstract noun from poor.
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Right or wrong? Are the words in bold type in the following sentences used correctly or not? |
Rhyming words
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afraid amaze bare buy campaign chair |
champagne crate degree delayed delays eight fake |
flea great heir high humane key' knee maid |
obeyed opaque pear phrase praise quay reply snake |
spade straight thigh vain vein wait weighs where |
right wrong
You look like an angel,
and you smell like 
a flour.
She always manages to say something 
insulting
or offensive.
I want staff who are keen
and energetic. 
I don't need eager people.
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room, about sun-bathing and skin cancer. |
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If you like
beautiful scenery, Scotland is |
Group 1 ache |
break
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There's always a long wait at my doctor's. |
Group 2 |
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She has too many patience. |
Group 3 |
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I speak more in sorrow than in anger. |
Group 4 |
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The people Who work on a ship are called |
Group 5 |
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A pentagon has seven sides. |
Group 6 |
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Bonnet, boot and glove compartment are |
Group 7 |
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all words to do with a car. If you are fat, you might find it
hard to |
Group
8 |
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I saw an interesting label in the doctor's waiting- 
make ends meet.
The word parting has
something to do with hair. 
Garlic and
ginger are both used for cooking. 
If you want British people to smile for a 
photograph, you tell them to say
'Cheers!'
You
usually find crockery in the kitchen. 
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Change the words in bold type so that the sentences make sense. Each of the words is an anagram of the correct word — that is, it contains exactly the same letters.
The
kettle was boiling away and the kitchen was full of meats ( steam
claustrophobia.
[58 The plates ( ) of this flower are bright yellow.
I warn you: if you teach (
you. I have eyes in the back of my head.
Is it really possible to
meat ( always remain wild?
today. She is in an awful mood.
Diana's death.
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52
Feeling S
Use the words in the box to describe the feelings in the sentences.
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-a9geF delight infatuation |
despair interest |
disappointment exhaustion irritation jealousy regret |
hope |
My
sister was hopping mad when I smashed her car. She really screamed at me. anger
After
all our hopes and expectations, I can't believe that our son failed to get into
Harvard University.
8 Angry? Not really. It's just one of those little things that gets on your nerves.
and see you about it?
íž7)J It's it's hopeless. There's no way out.
8 This is fantastic, brilliant, wonderful! I can hardly believe this is happening!
It's sickening to think of her with that pathetic guy. How could she prefer him to me?
down.
Paul
is obsessed with that girl who works in the internet café. He never
talks about anything else.
Who said that?
Who is the most likely person to say the sentences below?
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adolescent accountant
coach conductor DJ marketing consultant pregnant woman optician organic farmer pensioner physiotherapist priest software engineer victim of crime |
detective : 'Do not touch anything at
the crime scene. We have to collect evidence.'
classic.'
know if it's a boy or a girl.'
8
: 'Come on!
Twenty press-ups, and then twice around the pitch. Move!'
some of your capital allowances as expenses.'
When the cellos come in.'
pesticide on them.'
68
69] 
: 'Where exactly is the pain? Can you hold both arms
up?'
Mr Prescott, it's over here on the wall.'
• 'You're getting a conflict between these two programs. We'll have to delete or modify one of them.'
: 'Of course, in those days you didn't go abroad on holiday. You were lucky if got a trip to the cinema and a bag
with God, Tracey. Prayer is a very powerful thing.'
• 'Do we aim for the aspiring working-class female, or try to maintain the universal appeal Of the product?'
• 'Since it happened, I've been
afraid to be in
the house on my own.'
What
people say often identifies them very quickly. Try listening to the radio in
English and see how quickly you can tell this is a politician, this is a
sportswoman and so on.
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54 Choose the word 3
Choose the best word to complete each sentence.
I
can't wear red. It just doesn't sui+ me.
@suit b) fit c) match d) agree with
Many people living around the stadium violent behaviour of the soccer fans.
a) criticize b) disapprove c) complain d) object
Three dangerous prisoners
a) broke out b) released c) escaped d) eloped
Are you in applying for the post of assistant manager? There's not much chance of you getting it, but you may as well try.
a) keen b) interested c) enthusiastic d) eager
Her parents were very when she didn't phone to say she had arrived safely.
a) worried b) sorry c) insulted d) exhausted
myself at the moment.
a) hard up b) short c) scarce d) low
You shouldn't leave your bike out in the rain. It will get
a) rotten b) rusty c) mouldy d) decayed
Of Alex — he's only teasing you!
a) account b) regard c) attention d) notice
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It's
quite a long play, and there is a fifteen-minute 
between the
first and second act,
a) pause b) gap c) break d) interval
She got out of her high-stress job in the stock
market for the 
of her health.
a) sake b) reason c) care d) improvement
Money
invested in shares is always at
Share prices can go down as well as up.
a) danger b) trouble c) chance d) risk
Take
your gloves with you, darling, 
it gets cold later. You never know.
a) even though b) despite c) in case (d) because
For heaven's sake, come on! We're going to miss this train 
we hurry
up.
a) provided b) unless c) if d) in spite of
He went to live in Egypt for a year he could improve his spoken Arabic.
a) so that b) because of c) in order d) therefore
Everyone's
been invited to the party
for Dougal. Why does everyone hate that guy?
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SornesvordS have ekactly the Same meaning. but are used iti slightly different contexts. For example, shut and close are often interchangeable. You can say the shop is shut or the shop is closed. But, while the phrase closing time is normal, you cannot say shutting time.
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71
Complete each phrase on the left with
the most suitable adjective. Find
one word which fits both definitions.
a) to reserve
b) 
something
you read
a) a country
b) a big edible bird
a) the sound of a dog
b) part of a tree
a) contains Stars and galaxies
b) a gap or empty place
a) a building for horses
b) steady, unchanging
a) part of a fence
b) to send a letter
a) a fruit
b) go out with girlfriend or boyfriend
a) part of the body
b)
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a
large, strong box
a) a country
b) some plates and cups are made of this
a) a machine which keeps you cool
b) a keen supporter
a) to stop work in an industrial dispute
b) to hit
a) almost a metre
b) an enclosed area; an American garden
a) to support someone
b) part of the body
a) a place where rubbish is dumped
b) extra money given to waiters
a) a unit of temperature
b) a university qualification
a) belonging to me
b) a source of coal, gold, etc.
It is very common in English for a noun and a verb to have the same form: a store / to store; a hammer/ to hammer. Can you think of others?
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57 Crazy definitions
Match the words to their rather unusual definitions!
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adult alarm clock autobiography babysitter eat* cash celebrity cigarettes employer expert free speech funeral hole net vegetarian |
: a
dog or cat that enjoys travelling by car.
: an overgrown child.
: someone who is nice to meat.
: using someone else's telephone.
8 : the history of motor cars.
: a
person who gets paid for watching television.
: a person who works hard to become famous and then wears dark glasses to avoid being recognized.
•
killers that travel in packs.
: a lot of holes tied together.
: a poor person's credit card.
: someone who takes a simple subject and
makes it sound complicated.
:
something that gets bigger the more you take
out of it.
:
someone who knows the two secrets of success: (a) hard work, and (b) getting
someone to do it for you.
: a
party for someone who is never there to enjoy it.
: something which wakes up people
without children.
74
Take a letter away from each of these words to make a new word.
m
crater 
crate A big wooden container.
tissue 
A problem, or
something to discuss. brush 
Bigger than a flower, smaller than a
tree.
split 
Camels do this, but you shouldn't.
(BíJ
rang 
Dirty old piece of cloth (in the
plural, you can wear them!).
smack
Get this, and you're out of work.
Lža clause 
Has an effect. vomit 
Leave
it out. career 
Somebody who looks after somebody.
shell 
Not heaven.
comet 
Opposite
of go. hint 
Opposite of miss. chain 
Part
of the face (I). cheeky 
Part Of the face (2). crop 
Police Officer.
breast 
Scary person, or
just an animal.
broad 
Street, highway.
shook
Use one to catch a fish. ti§J valley 
Very
narrow little street.
(20)
exist 
Way out.
There are lots more words that can be cut in the same way, For example.
climb, shut, leap. bride. Look through a text to find some. then ask a friend to try them.
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Synonyms are words that have the same, or almost the same, meanings.
Replace the words in bold type in the sentences with a word from the box. You may have to put some into the plural form.
alter category cease consequences estimate forecast hasty humorous different -item- link trouble
A number of things ( items ) were left behind.
All military action must stop ( ) immediately. You have been warned.
jar? There's a prize for the nearest answer.
Jil Just look at the results ( 
) of your thoughtless 
actions. Aren't you ashamed?
These drugs change ( coming from the
brain.
This is not a time for quick ( must
think carefully.
76
In each group of words on the left there is an odd one out. Underline it and write it into one of the sentences on the right.
bucket, flood, earthquake, isn't
a source
hurricane feather, fur, jaw, skin freedom, poverty, prison, sorrow
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hairdresser, judge, surgeon, |
category of person on the |
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shaver |
roads. |
object, topic, theme, subject
Objective, adjective,
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preposition, conjunction |
something which covers animals. |
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modem |
profession. |
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pump, drill, motor, jug |
m You can't apply the adjective to a person. |
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tower, conservatory, district, basement |
abstract noun. |
pedestrian, psychiatrist, driver,
cyclist
8 physics, laundry, philosophy,
French has nothing practical, optimistic, delicious, obedient
1 program, programme, scanner,
pyjamas, scarf, vest, goatisn't a part
spear, rifle, bow, mint isn't a part
!Áí4h torch, lamp, whistle, candle
isn't an
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Test 1 |
Test 7 |
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barrel 11 |
basement 4 |
intercom 2 |
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can 9 |
bricks 7 |
porch 3 |
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case 5 |
conservatory 5 |
shed 6 |
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carrier bag 1 |
drainpipe 1 |
shutter 10 |
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dustbin 2 |
drive 9 |
window sill 8 |
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filing cabinet 7 |
Test 8 |
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ice box 4 mug 3 |
optimistic |
nephew |
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rucksack 6 |
regretted |
exhausted |
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shoulder bag 8 |
stamina |
Il atmosphere |
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sponge bag 12 |
insomnia |
hitchhiking |
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wastepaper basket 10 |
5 biography 6 apologized |
13 emergency 14 outskirts |
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Test 2 |
surgeon |
souvenir |
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Answers
5
(7-08 shelter
6 (5-g)
7 (10-0 Test 9
1 b) mirage 6 d) absurd
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13 |
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17 |
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1 turns up 3 |
went off |
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instrument |
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2 look into 4 |
Go for |
2 |
include |
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5 check out 11 |
take after |
3 |
Income |
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6 run out of 12 |
got over |
7 |
inform |
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7 go along with 13 |
held up |
8 |
invent |
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8 called off 14 |
get away with |
9 |
initial |
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9 go in for 15 |
chill out |
10 |
innocent |
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10 came up with |
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11 |
inspect |
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Test 14 |
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12 |
instruct |
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1 perfection 8 |
responsibility |
Test 18 |
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2
activity 9 slipperya tree
3 countless 10 behavioura clock
4 Starry, starry 11 equalitya car
5
powerless 12 qualificationsa gun 6 unfortunately 13
disappearancean apple an egg a book a camera
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2 a) unconscious 7 |
c) delayed |
DVD set |
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Test 3 |
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3 d) postponed 8 |
c) forecast |
remote control video recorder |
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Across |
Down |
4 c) arbitrate 9 |
a) impression |
satellite dish video cassette |
10 internet |
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1 article |
2 cover |
5 b) marched 10 |
d) wreck |
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11 e-mails |
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5 journalist |
3 caption |
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Types of TV programme |
12 website |
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9 circulation |
4 headline |
Test 10 |
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chat show interview |
13 surfing |
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10 editor |
6 tabloid |
1 subjects 8 |
syllabus |
comedy news |
14 modem• |
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11 newsagent |
7 section |
2 staff 9 |
timetable |
documentary quiz |
15 a virus |
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8 cartoon |
3 compulsory 10 4 Single-sex 11 |
boarding university |
film soap |
8 processing |
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Test 4 |
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5 terms 12 |
secondary school |
People connected with TV |
*'thingamigig' means 'something' |
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axe 5 |
saw 10 |
6 head teacher 13 |
primary school |
actor presenter |
Test 20 |
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bucket 1 |
screwdriver 6 |
7 curriculum |
14 |
nursery school |
camera operator producer |
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heartless |
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tape measure 11 |
spade 4 |
Test 11 |
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critic sound engineer |
2 |
stuck my neck out |
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drill 3 fork 7 |
spirit level 8 spray can 9 |
1 jingle |
6 |
bang |
director viewer |
3 |
brainwave |
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pair of pliers 12 |
chain saw 2 |
2 crack |
7 |
whirr |
Nothing to do with TV |
4 |
see eye to eye |
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3 crash |
8 |
buzz |
cattle graduate |
5 |
pain in the neck |
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Test 5 |
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4 pop |
9 tick |
cement mist |
6 |
out Of your mind |
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1 happiness |
8 doubtful |
5 fizz |
10 snap |
district shelter |
7 |
eyesore |
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2 suitable |
9 terrified |
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edge skyscraper |
8 |
put your finger on it |
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3 invention |
10 sensitive |
Test 12 |
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9 |
cheeky |
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4 impossible |
11 |
1 of |
8 out Of |
Test 16 |
10 |
nosy |
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5 harmful |
12 attractive |
2 At |
9 at |
1 elbow 8 freckles |
11 |
hair-raising |
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6 successful |
13 sympathetic |
3 For |
10 on |
2 heel 9 spots |
12 |
foot in it |
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7 performance |
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4 in |
Il out Of |
10 muscle |
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put my |
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Test 6 |
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5 in 6 of |
12 for 13 in |
4 waist 11 brain |
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2 generous 3 punctual |
6 bossy 7 absent-minded 8 shy |
7 out of |
14 at |
5 chest 12 jaw 6 forehead 13 gums 7 eyebrow |
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2 mouse
3 hard
4 floppy
5 CDs
6 keyboard
7 crash
4 injure
5 industry
6 infectious
13 insult
14
increase
15 intend
16 interrupt
17
individual
18 interview
9 d a chair
10 g a flower
11 k a shoe
12 f a comb
13 1 a river
14 h a boat
15 i a picture
7 attraction
Test 15
TV hardware
4
aerial screen
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4 impulsive |
9 witty |
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5 laid-back |
10 reliable |
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butterfly mosquito 2 caterpillar 5 moth 4 |
5 personality 13 hesitation |
mural water colour |
5 canal |
12 foothills |
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cricket 12 wasp 8 |
6 careless 14 neighbourhood |
Sculpture |
6 bay |
13 |
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7 childhood IS treatment |
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7 plain |
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A spider wasn't included because it is |
8 disused 16 tenderness |
bronze metal |
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not an insect but an arachnid. |
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drill sculptor |
Test 35 |
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Test 27 |
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hammer stone |
1 car |
5 telephone |
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Test 22 |
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1 |
1 mango |
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marble wood |
2 book |
6 cards |
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1 clear up 6 |
get through to |
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2 blackcurrants |
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3 hospital |
7 maths |
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2 look up to 7 |
came across |
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3 cherries |
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Photography |
4 bank |
8 tree |
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100k back on 8 |
broke down |
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4 strawberries |
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black and white lens |
9 eye |
13 dog |
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4 butt in 9 |
rip Off |
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5 kiwi fruit |
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digital transparency |
10 weather |
14 computer |
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5 Cut down on 10 |
put down |
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6 melon |
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film wide angle |
I l newspaper |
15 police |
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7 blackberries |
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flash 35mm |
12 painting |
16 tennis |
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Test 23 |
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2 |
No — you can't afford it. |
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Nothing to do with art |
Test 36 |
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2 mango / fruit |
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five figs bunch |
£2.00 £1.25 |
fever swallow news tide |
Quarter-final |
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3 Asia / continents |
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of asparagus |
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Arsenal 1 goal |
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4 toilet / rooms |
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a marrow |
65P |
passage weapon |
Tottenham O goals |
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5 sofa / furniture |
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half a kilo Of peppers |
75p |
scarf wh istle |
Chelsea 2 goals |
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6 rucksack / luggage |
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a kilo of leeks |
£1.40 |
Test 31 |
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Liverpool 4 goals |
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7 Indian / oceans |
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a kilo of peaches |
£1.20 |
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research and |
Manchester United 1 goal |
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8 ferry / ships |
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half a kilo Of grapes |
75p |
2 assembly line |
development |
Leeds O goals |
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9 orange / colours |
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ten sweet corn |
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£3.00 |
3 market forces 10 |
Customers |
Newcastle 2 goals |
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10 balloon / aircraft |
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TOTAL |
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£11.00 |
4 exports 11 |
shares |
Aston Villa 3 goals |
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11 morphine / drugs |
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Test 28 |
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5 shareholder 12 |
costs |
Semi-final |
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12 tortoise / reptiles |
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9 traffic jam |
6 chief executive 13 |
salary |
Arsenal O goals |
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13 shark / fish |
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2 Change gear |
10 overtake |
7 umon 14 |
investment |
Liverpool 1 goal |
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14 quarter / fractions |
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3 lane |
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8 profit 15 |
multi-national |
Manchester United 3 goals |
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15 spinach / vegetables |
4 skid |
12 handbrake |
Test 32 |
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Aston Villa 2 goals |
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Test 24 |
5 driving licence |
13 airbag |
1 peace 11 |
port |
Final |
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bar chart 4 hypotenuse 12 |
6 brake |
14 seatbelt |
2 craters 12 |
beads |
Liverpool 1 goal |
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cone 1 radius 9 |
7 alarm |
15 central locking |
3 ghosts 13 |
shares |
Manchester United 3 goals |
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cylinder 2 rhombus 10 |
8 windscreen |
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4 points 14 |
stream |
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diameter 6 pie chart 1 1 |
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5 proof 15 |
club |
Winner: Manchester United |
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equation 3 |
Test 29 Across |
Down |
6 spear 16 |
chain |
Test 37 |
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graph 5 square root 8 |
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7 tray 17 |
plants |
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2 special effects |
1 Hollywood |
8 crow 18 |
faxes |
2 buffalo |
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Test 25 |
8 producer 10 movie theater |
2
subtitles 3 camera |
9 cards 19 |
bend |
polio 3 echo 11 volcano |
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2 economical 8 humanely |
11 screen |
4 crew |
10 planet 20 |
mice |
4 patio 12 piano |
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3 eventually 9 opportunity |
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5 star |
Test 33 |
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5 mosquito 13 studio |
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21 26 30 34 ant 9 dragonfly 11 1
reality 9 hypocrisy Painting 1 dam 8 wetland bee 7 fly 1 2 Independence 10
unnatural brush Oils 2 reservoir 9 estuary beetle 10 ladybird 6 3 ability 11
accommodation fresco old master 3 harbourchannel
3
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4 efficient 10 topical 6 director6 polo 14 cargo
5 historic 11 adapt 7 dubbed7 ghetto 15 halo
6 illegible 12 continuous 9 title8 tango
10 c
80 Answers 81 38 42 47 51
1
back, up 
yards (years) 1 classic 6 a
possibility 1 steam 7 cheat
2 keep up with 2 told (old) 2 economic 7 actual 2 steal 8 tame
3 looks down on 3 beard (bear) 3 effective 8 imminent 3 resist 9 north
4 broke up 4 ultra-violet (ultra violent) 4 eligible 9 humanly 4 lift 10 dare
5
let, down 5 books
(boots) 5 affect 10 priceless 5 petals
11 media
6 go round 6 window (widow) Test 48 6 Stage 12 canoe
7
go through 7 ice-cold
(nice-cold) 
fine 9 ransom Test 52
8 hold down 8 plane (planet) 2 reward 10 royalties anger
9 do up 9 Prince (Prints) 3 affluent 11 discount 2 regret
10 take on 10 goals (goats) 4 commission 12 fee 3 hope
11 hanging out with 11 battle (bottle) 5 interest 13 bargain 4 disappointment
12 go into 12 horse (house) 6 fare 14 refund 5irritation
13 got off Test 43 7 inheritance IS poverty 6 in terest
14 turns, off 8 duty 7 despair
15 take in 1 rain forest 7
alternative 8
delight
2
recycling 8 Solar Test
49 9
jealousy
Test 39 3 ozone layer 9 species 1 wrong (should be flower) 10 exhaustion 4 greenhouse 10 public 2
American English — British English3
rightwrong (eager means the same as 11 infatuation 5 warmingfossil
1 check — bill (at a restaurant) Test 53
6 pollution 12 acid keen)
2
janitor — caretaker 4
wrong (should be poster) 
detective
3 closet — wardrobe Test 44 5 right 2 DJ
4 diaper — nappy accordion 11 keyboard 3 6 wrong (should be patients) 3 pregnant woman
5 vest — waistcoat clarinet 15 mouth organ 10 7 right 4 adolescent
6 license plate — number plate double bass 12 saxophone 14 8 wrong (should be crew) 5 coach
7
shift — gear stick
drums 13 
acoustic guitar 4 9 wrong (it has
five sides) 6 accountant
8
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9 date — go Out with (girl Or boy) electric guitar 1 trumpet 6 11 wrong (if you are poor, not fat) 8 organic farmer
10 recess (at school) — break flute 7 violin 9 12 right 9 physiotherapist
Test 40 French horn 5 13 right 10 optician
11 software engineer
1 giant 6 unicorn Test 45 14 wrong (should be cheese)
15 12 pensioner
2 witch 7 wizard 1 d) survived 7 b) subscribe right 13 priest
3 dragon 8 monster 2 d) journey 8 c) duty Test 50 14 marketing consultant
4 ghost 9 fairy 3 c) urgent 9 d) sharp Group 1 15 victim of crime
5 vampire
10 alien 4 d) enrol 10 d)
let ache, break, fake, opaque, Snake
Test 41 5 c) Although 11 b) choice Group 2 Test 54
1 Of 8 for 6 a) pips 12 d) shape afraid, delayed, maid, obeyed, spade 1 a) suit 9 d) sakeinterval
Group 3 2 c) complain 10 a)
2
for 9 with Test
46 praise, weighs3 c) escaped 11 d) risk
amaze, delays, phrase,
3 of 10 to 1 Odd 9 enough Group 4 4 b) interested 12 c) in case
4 in with 2 reserved 10 terrible bare, chair, heir, pear, where 5 a) worried 13 b) unless
5
on 12 for 3
good-looking 11 enthusiastic
Group 5 6 b) short 14 a) so that
6 with 13 in 4 genuine 12 accustomed buy, dye, high, reply, thigh 7 b) rusty 15 b) except
7
at 5 rude 13
unnatural Group 6 8 d) notice
6 incredible 14 innocent campaign, champagne, humane,
7 pleasant 15 probable vain, vein
8 (a) huge Group 7 crate, eight, great, straight, wait
Group 8 degree, flea, key, knee, quay
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bother 59 |
casino 37 |
clutch 28, 35 |
crockery 49 |
double bass 44 |
Europe 23 |
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bottle 42 |
category 59 |
coach 53 |
crop 58 |
doubtful 5 |
European 37 |
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brain 16 |
caterpillar 21 |
coal mine 55 |
crossing 45 |
do up 38 |
even though 54 |
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brainwave 20 |
cattle 15 |
code 35 |
crow 32 |
dragon 40 |
eventually 25 |
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brake 28, 35 |
cause 58 |
colour 23 |
cruise ship 23 |
dragonfly 21 |
evil 15 |
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branch 33 |
CD case 1 |
column 35 |
cub 32 |
drill 4, 30 |
exact 45 |
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break 39, 50, 54 |
CDs 19 |
comb 18 |
curriculum 10 |
drive 7 |
except 54 |
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break down 22 |
cease 59 |
come across 22 |
cut down on 22 |
driving licence 28 |
excluded 37 |
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break out 54 |
celebrity 57 |
comedy 15 |
cylinder 24 |
drug 23 |
exhausted 8, 54 |
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break up 38 |
celery 23 |
come 58 |
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drum 44 |
exhaustion 52 |
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breast 58 |
cellar 23 |
comet 58 |
darn 34 |
dubbed 29 |
exist 58 |
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bricks 7 |
cement IS |
come up with 13 |
danger 54 |
dustbin 1 |
exit 58 |
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brief 55 |
central locking 29 |
commission 48 |
dare 51 |
duty 45, 48 |
expenses 45 |
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brief case 23 |
chain 32, 58 |
commit to 41 |
darling 39 |
DVD 15 |
expert 57 |
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broad 58 |
chainsaw 4 |
company 31 |
date 39, 56 |
dye 50 |
export 31 |
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bronze 30 |
chair 18, 50 |
compete 26 |
deadly SS |
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eye 35 |
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brush 30, 58 |
champagne 50 |
competitors 26 |
decide 9 |
eager 49, 54 |
eyebrow 14 |
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bucket 4, 60 |
chance 45, 54 |
complain 54 |
degree 50, 56 |
echo 37 |
eyesore 15 |
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buffalo 37 |
change gear 29 |
compromise 9 |
delay 9, 50 |
economic 25 |
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bureau 39 |
change 35, 59 |
computer 35 |
delicious 60 |
economical 25 |
fairy 40 |
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burst into 41 |
channel 34 |
compulsory 10 |
delight 52 |
editor 35 |
fake 50 |
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bush 58 |
chapter 33 |
concrete 37 |
deliver 45 |
effect 25, 47 |
fan 56 |
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butterfly 21 |
character 37 |
conductor 53 |
dense 55 |
effective 25, 47 |
fare 48 |
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but 54 |
charge with 41 |
cone 24 |
depend 26 |
efficient 25, 47 |
fatal 55 |
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butt in 22 |
chat show 15 |
contact lens 35 |
deposit 35 |
egg 18 |
fax 32 |
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buy 50 |
cheat 50 |
continent 23 |
design 45 |
eight SO |
fee 48 |
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buzz 11 |
check 39 |
continual 25 |
desk 23 |
elbow 14 |
fender 28 |
|
c |
check out 13 |
continuous 25 |
despair 52 |
electric guitar 44 |
ferry 23 |
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call off 13 |
chest Of drawers 23 |
consequences 59 |
despite 45, 54 |
electronic 37 |
fever 30 |
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cheek 58 |
conservatory 7 |
detective 53 |
eligible 25, 47 |
fig 27 |
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camera 18, 29 15 |
cheeky 20, 46, 58 |
convenient 55 |
dial 35 |
elope 54 |
figure 45 |
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camera operator can 1 |
cheers 49 |
cop 58 |
diameter 24 |
e-mails 19 |
filing cabinet 1 |
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canal 34 |
cheese 49 |
cope with 41 |
diaper 39 |
emergency 8 |
film 15, .30 |
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cancel 9 |
cheque 33 |
copper, 23 |
different 59 |
eminent 25, 47 |
fine 45, 48 |
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caption 3 |
cherry 27 |
core 18 |
digital 30 |
employee 31 |
fire 55 |
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car 18, 32, 35 |
chest 16, 56 |
corpse 9 |
dinosaur 23 |
employer 57 |
fish 2.3 |
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chief executive 31 |
cost 25, 31 |
director 15, 29 |
enjoyable 46 |
fit 26, 54 |
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cards 32, 33 care 26, 54 |
child 26 |
count 14 |
disappearance 14 |
enormous 46 |
fizz I I |
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career 58 |
childhood 26 chill out 13 |
countless 14 courgette 23 |
disappointment 51 disapprove 54 |
enough 46 |
flash .30 flat 55 |
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careless 26 carer |
chin 32, 58 |
cover 3, 35 |
discount 48 |
enrol 45 |
flea 50 |
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58 caretaker 38 |
china 56 |
COW 32 |
disease 37 |
enter 45 |
floppy disk 19 |
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cargo 37 |
choice 45 clarinet 44 |
crack 11 crash 9, 11, 19, 35 |
dishonest 9 |
enthusiastic 46, 54 |
flour 48 |
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carpet 57 |
classic 25, 47 |
crate 32, 50, 58 |
district 15, 60 |
equal 14 |
flower 18, 49 |
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carrier bag 1 |
classical 25, 47 |
crater 32, 37 |
disused 26, 55 |
equality 14 |
flute 44 |
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carrot 23 |
clause 58 |
create 58 |
divide 35 |
equation 24 |
fly 21 |
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cartoon 3 |
clear up 22 |
crew 29, 49 |
DJ 53 documentary 15 |
escape 37, 54 estimate 59 |
fog 55 hills |
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cast 49 |
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foot 34 |
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cash 33, 45, 57 86 |
clock 18 club 32 |
critic 15 criticize 54 |
dog 33 |
estuary 34 |
forecast 9, 35, 59 87 |
foreground 18 forehead 16 fork 4 form
45 fortune 14 fortunate 14 fossil fuel 43 fraction 23, 35 frame 35 freckles 16
free speech 57 French horn 44 fresco 30 fruit 23
funeral 57
furniture 23 futile 9
game 23 gap 54 garlic 49
gear stick 39 generous 6 genuine 46 get away with 13 get off 38 get over 13 ghetto 37 ghost 9, 32, 40 giant 40 gifted 55 ginger 49
glimpse 55 glove compartment 49 goal 42 go along with 13 goat 42, 60 good-looking 47 goods .31 go for 13 go in for 13 go into 38 golden 55 go off 13 go out with 39 go round 38 go through 38 graduate 15 grape 28
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graph 24 great 50 greenhouse 43 group 59 guess 55 guilty 46
gun 18 gums 16
hair-raising 20 half 23 hall 23 halo
37 hammer 30 hand 18 handbrake 28 hang out with 38 happiness 5 harbour 34 hard
disk 19 hard up 54 hare 32 harmful 5 hasty 45, 59 headlight 28, 35 headline 3 
head teacher 10 heartless 20 hearts 33 
heel 16, 18 heir 50 helicopter 23 hell
58 hero 37 hesitation 26 hesitate 26 high 50 hinder 9 hint 58 hips 16 historic
25 historical 25 
hit 58 hitchhiking 8 hold 33 hold down 38 hold up 13 hole 57 Hollywood 27
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honey 39 |
information 9 |
key 52 |
marketing consultant 53 |
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hook 58 |
inheritance 48 |
keyboard 19, 44 |
marrow 27 |
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hope 45, 51 |
initial 17 |
kidnapped 48 |
match 54 |
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horn 37 |
injure 17 |
kiwi fruit 27 |
maths 34 |
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horse 42 |
innocent 17, 46 |
knee 50 |
mechanical 37 |
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horse-back 37 |
in order 54 |
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media 50 |
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hospital 35 |
inscribe 45 |
label 49 |
melon 27 |
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host 32 |
insect 37 |
ladybird 21 |
metal 23, 30 |
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house 42 |
insomnia 8 |
laid-back 6 |
microlite 23 |
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huge 46 |
inspect 17 |
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mine 56 |
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humane 50 |
in spite of 45, 54 |
landscape 35 Latin-American 37 |
mint 60 |
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humanely 25 |
institution 31 |
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mirage 9 |
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humanly 25 |
instruct 17 |
laugh at 41 |
mirror 9 |
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humorous 59 |
instrument 17 |
laundry 60 |
mist 15 |
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hypocrite 26 |
insult 17 |
lava 37 |
mobile 35 |
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hypocrisy 26 |
insulted 54 |
law 48, 55 |
modem 19 |
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hypotenuse 24 |
item 59 |
lead 35 |
money 48 |
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intend 17 |
leaf 35 |
monitor 19 |
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intercom 7 |
leave 45 |
monster 40 |
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ice 32 |
interest 48 |
leek 27 |
23 |
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ice box 1 |
interested 52, 54 |
leg 18 |
morphine 37 |
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ice-cold 42 |
interrupt 17 |
lens 18, 30 |
mosquito 21, moth 21 |
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idea 9 |
internet 19 |
let 45 |
mountain 37 |
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identical 55 |
interval 54 |
let down 38 |
mouse 19, 35 |
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ignorant 9 |
interview 15, |
license plate 39 |
mouth 18 |
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illegible 25, 47 |
invent 17 |
lift 51 |
mouth organ 44 |
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immediately 45 |
invention 5 |
likely 46 |
movie theater 29 |
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imminent 25, 46 |
invest in 41 |
link 59 |
mug 1 |
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import 48 |
investment 31 |
live 45 |
multi-national 31 |
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impossible 5 |
iris 35 |
lizard 23 |
mural .30 |
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impotent 45 |
iron 23 |
loan 35 |
muscle 16 |
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impression 9 |
irritation 52 |
look back on 22 |
musical instrument 37 |
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impressionist 30 |
issue 58 |
look down on 38 |
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improvement 54 |
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100k into 13 |
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impulsive 5 |
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look up to 22 |
nappy 39 |
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in case 54 |
janitor 39 |
love 35 |
nature 26 |
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include 17 |
jaw 16, 60 |
low 54 |
negotiate 31 |
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income 17 |
jealousy 52 |
luggage 23 |
neighbour 26 |
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increase 17 |
Jewish 37 |
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neighbourhood 26 |
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incredible 46 |
jingle 11 |
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nephew 8 |
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indecisive 5 |
join 45 |
maid 50 |
net 33, 57 |
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independence 26 |
join in 45 |
magenta 23 |
novel 30 |
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index 18 |
joke 55 |
magnificent 55 |
news 9, 15 |
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Indian 23 |
journalist 3 |
malaria 37 |
newspaper 35 |
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individual 17 |
journey 45 |
mammal 23 |
north 51 |
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industry 17 |
jug 60 |
manage 59 |
nosy 19 |
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infatuation 52 |
jumbo jet 23 |
mango 23, 27 |
notice 54 |
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infection 17 |
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marble 30 |
number plate 39 |
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infectious 37 |
keen 46, 54 |
march 9 |
nursery school 10 |
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inform 17 |
keep up with 38 |
market forces 31 |
nut 45 |
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peel 45 |
pregnant woman 53 |
release 48, 54 |
saw 4 |
soprano 44 |
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obey SO |
penicillin 23 |
presenter 15 |
reliable 6 |
saxophone 44 |
sorry 54 |
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Object to 41, 54, 60 |
peninsula 33 |
pressure 31, 35 |
relive 45 |
scanner 19 |
sound engineer 15 |
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objective 60 |
pensioner 53 |
price 25, 47 |
religious 37 |
scarce 54 |
souvenir 8 |
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occasion 55 |
pepper 27 |
priceless 25 |
rely on 41 |
scarf 30 |
spade 4, 50 |
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ocean 23 |
percentage 48 |
priest 53 |
regard 54 |
scenery 49 |
spades 33 |
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perfect 14 |
primary school 10 |
regret 52 |
screen 15, 29, 33 |
space 56 |
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offensive 49 |
perfection 14 |
prince 42 |
regretted 8 |
screwdriver 4 |
spear 32 |
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officer 35 |
performance 5 |
print 42 |
remote control 15 |
sculptor 30 |
special effects 29 |
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permit 45 |
prison 60 |
reply SO |
search 55 |
species 43 |
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person 26 |
prison sentence 48 |
reptile 23 |
seatbelt 29 |
spinach 23 |
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personality 26 |
probable 47 |
research and |
secondary school 10 |
spiral 24 |
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old master 30 |
petal 18, 51 |
process 31 |
development 31 |
section 3, 33 |
spirit level 4 |
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photographer 37 |
processing 19 |
residential 55 |
seed 45 |
spit 58 |
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on time 45 |
phrase 50 |
producer 15, 29 |
resist 51 |
sensitive 5 |
split 58 |
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opaque 52 |
physiotherapist 53 |
product 31 |
reserved 46 |
service 31, 33 |
sponge bag 1 |
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piano 37, 44 |
professional 48 |
reservoir 34 |
set 15 |
sports bag 23 |
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picture 9, 18 |
profit 31 |
respect for 41 |
shake 58 |
sportswoman 53 |
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opportunity 25, 47, 55 |
pie chart 24 |
program 35 |
response 14 |
shape 45 |
spots 16 |
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optician 53 |
pint 32 |
programme 9, 60 |
responsible 14 |
share 31, 32 |
spray can 4 |
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orange 23 |
pip 45 |
property 48 |
responsible for 41 |
shareholder 31 |
square 35 |
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organic farmer 53 |
plan 45 |
provided 54 |
result 59 |
shark 23 |
square root 24 |
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outskirts 8 |
plain 34 |
psychiatrist 60 |
reward 48 |
sharp 45 |
stable 56 |
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overcome 45 |
plane 32, 42 |
public 43 |
rhombus 24 |
shaver 60 |
staff 10 |
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overtake 28 |
planet 32, 42 |
punishment 48 |
ring 33, 58 |
shed 7 |
stamina 8 |
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ownership 31 |
plant 32 |
put away 9 |
rip off 22 |
shell 58 |
Star 14, 29 |
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ozone layer 43 |
plateau 34 |
put down 22 |
risk 54 |
shelter 8, 15 |
Starry 14 |
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pleasant 46 |
put Off 38 |
risky 9 |
shift 39 |
statement 55 |
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point 32 |
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river 18 |
shoe 18 |
station .35 |
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pace 32 |
poison 55 |
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road 58 |
short 54 |
steal 51 |
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pack 33 |
police 35 |
qualify 14 |
roaring 55 |
shoulder bag 1 |
steam 32, 51 |
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package tour 45 |
polio 37 |
qualification |
roof 32 |
shutter 7 |
steering wheel 18 |
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paint 30 |
pollution 43 |
quarter 23 |
room 23 |
shy 6, 46 |
stern 18 |
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painting .35 |
politician 53 |
quay 50 |
root 35 |
since 45 |
stone 30, 45 |
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pair of pliers 4 |
polo 37 |
question 35 |
rough 55 |
signature 35 |
stool 23 |
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pants 32 |
pop 1 1 |
quick 59 |
roulette 37 |
single-sex 10 |
stop 9, 59 |
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paracetamol 23 |
porch 7 |
quiz 15 |
royalties 48 |
sixteenth 23 |
store 56 |
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paralysis 37 |
port 32 |
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rucksack 1, 23 |
skid 28 |
strawberry 23, 28 |
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parting 49 |
portrait 35 |
race 37 |
rude 46 |
skyscraper 15 |
straight 50 |
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passage 30 |
post 56 |
racket 35 |
run 9, 58 |
smack 58 |
stream 32 |
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patience 49 |
possibility 25, 46, 47 |
radius 24 |
run out Of 13 |
smell 33 |
stroll 9 |
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patient 49 |
postpone 9 |
rain 55 |
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smoke 37 |
studio 37 |
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patio 37 |
pot 32 |
rain forest 43 |
sack 58 |
snake 23, 50 |
subjects 10 |
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pause 54 |
poverty 37, 48 |
ransom 48 |
saint 37 |
snap 11 |
subscribe 45 |
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pay 45 payment 48 |
powder 23 |
ray 32 |
sake 54 |
snare drum 44 |
subtitle 29 |
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peace 32 |
power 14 |
reason 45, 54 |
salary 31 |
so that 54 |
successful 5 |
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peach 23, 27 |
powerful 14 |
recess 39 |
salmon 23 |
soap 15 |
suit 54 |
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pear 23, 32, 50 |
practical 55 praise 50 |
recover 45 recycling 43 |
salesperson 48 |
sofa 23 software engineer 53 |
suitable 5 suitcase 23 |
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peculiar 46 90 |
predict 59 |
reduction 48 |
satellite dish 15 |
solar 43 |
support 45 91 |
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surfing 19 |
travel 45 |
virus 19 |
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surgeon 8, 35 |
tray 32 |
vital 45 |
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survive 45 |
treat 26 |
volcano 34, 37, 55 |
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swallow 30 |
treatment 26 |
vomit 58 |
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sweet corn 27 |
tree 18, 35 |
voyage 45 |
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syllabus 10 |
trick 9 |
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sympathetic 5 |
trigger 18 |
waist 16 |
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trombone 44 |
waistcoat 39 |
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tabloid 3 |
trouble 54, 59 |
walk 9 |
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take after 13 |
trout 23 |
want 46 |
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take in 38 |
trumpet 44 |
ward 35 |
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take on 38 |
trunk 28, 35 |
wardrobe 39 |
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tame 51 |
tuna 23 |
wasp 21 |
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tango 37 |
Turkey 56 |
wastepaper basket 1 |
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tape measure 4 |
turn off 38 |
watercolour 30 |
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tax 48 |
turquoise 23 |
weapon 30 |
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telephone 33 |
twins 55 |
weather 35 |
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temperature 35 |
tyre 55 |
website 19 |
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tender 26 |
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weigh 50 |
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tenderness 26 |
ultra-violet 42 |
weight 50 |
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tennis 35 |
unbelievable 46 |
wetland 34 |
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tenor 44 |
unconscious 9 |
with the exception 54 |
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term 10 |
unfit 26 |
wheel 35 |
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terrible 46 |
unicorn 40 |
where 50 |
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terrified 5 |
union 31 |
whistle 30 |
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terror 52 |
unique 59 |
whirr 11 |
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theatre 35 |
university 10 |
wide angle 30 |
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therefore 54 |
unless 54 |
widow 42 |
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thigh 50 |
unnatural 26 |
window 42 |
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third 23 |
unwritten 55 |
window sill 7 |
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thought 9 |
urgent 46 |
windscreen 28 |
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tick 11 |
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windshield 28 |
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tide 30 timetable 10 |
vaccination 37 |
wink 35 witch 40 |
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tip 56 |
vain 50 |
witty 6 |
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tire 28 |
valley 37, 58 valuable 45 |
wizard 40 |
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tissue 58 |
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wood 30 |
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title 35 |
vampire 40 vegetable 23 |
worker 31 |
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toilet 23 tooth 18 |
vegetarian 57 |
worthless 25 wreck 9 |
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topic 47 |
vehicle 37 |
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topical 25 |
vein 50 vest 39 |
yard 42, 56 |
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torrential 55 |
victim of crime 53 |
year 42 |
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traffic jam 28 |
video cassette 15 |
yolk 18 |
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transparency 30 |
video recorder 15 |
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trawler 23 |
viewer 15 violet |
zinc 23 |
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