trade, oppress, undercut, fail

1. Sell at a cheaper price

1. undercut
2. inflate
3. point
4. breast

2. The activity of buying and selling or of exchanging goods or services between people or countries

1. blood
2. inviolable
3. piety
4. trade

3. To treat somebody in a cruel and unfair way

1. contempt
2. oppress
3. property
4. honor

4. To disappoint

1. turn away
2. hate
3. price
4. fail

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hate, turn away, inflate, price

1. To expand

1. oppress
2. trade
3. undercut
4. inflate

2. The amount of money

1. fail
2. price
3. lie
4. contempt

3. To feel dislike for

1. breast
2. point
3. hate
4. inviolable

4. To move away from

1. turn away
2. property
3. honor
4. trade

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blood , hold in, property, honor, inviolable

1. To keep somebody in a particular position

1. fail
2. lie
3. point
4. hold in

2. That must be respected and not attacked or destroyed

1. contempt
2. piety
3. inviolable
4. hate

3. Red liquid flowing throughout the body

1. turn away
2. blood
3. price
4. breast

4. A thing or things that are owned by somebody

1. trade
2. turn away
3. undercut
4. property

5. Great respect and admiration for somebody

1. inflate
2. price
3. honor
4. breast

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Bottles and Cans #quiz

1.:

1. packet
2. carton
3. box
4. jar

2.:

1. carton
2. packet
3. box
4. tin

3.:

1. tube
2. box
3. tin
4. bottle

4.:

1. carton
2. tin
3. tube
4. bottle

5.:

1. tin
2. tube
3. packet
4. carton

6.:

1. carton
2. tube
3. box
4. bottle

7.:

1. packet
2. jar
3. carton
4. tin

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Quiz 4 : Verbs You Need To Learn About Going Shopping

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Punctuation Marks | When To Use? #quiz2

1. full stop:

1. to mark the end of a direct question
2. after people’s initials
3. to mark the end of an exclamation
4. to show where a letter or letters are missing in a word

2. Comma:

1. to show where a letter or letters are missing in a word
2. to indicate a foreign word
3. sometimes in abbreviations
4. round ‘yes’ or ‘no’ used as answers

3. apostrophe:

1. to emphasize a word
2. before question-tags
3. sometimes for an unusual plural form
4. round greeting etc.

4. inverted commas:

1. sometimes round titles of books, films etc.
2. to mark the end of a direct question
3. to mark the end of an exclamation
4. to mark the end of a sentence

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Punctuation Marks - Learn By Having #quiz3

1. full stop:

1. to mark the end of an exclamation or strong command
2. in addresses
3. to mark the end of a direct question
4. sometimes in abbreviations

2. Comma:

1. to separate non-essential phrases from the main sentence
2. to mark the end of an exclamation or strong command
3. to show where a letter or letters are missing in a word
4. sometimes for an unusual plural form

3. apostrophe:

1. after subordinate phrases at the beginning of a sentence.
2. round ‘yes’ or ‘no’ used as answers
3. to show possession especially for people
4. after people’s initials

4. inverted commas:

1. round ‘yes’ or ‘no’ used as answers
2. to emphasize a word or to indicate a foreign word or unusual use of a word
3. to show where a letter or letters are missing in a word
4. before question-tags at the end of a sentence

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Things You Like #2

1. meeting people

1. where things exist in the universe that are not made by people
2. an occasion when people come together to discuss or decide something
3. relating to the shared knowledge and values of a society
4. enjoy oneself or have fun

2. nature

1. where things exist in the universe that are not made by people
2. enjoy oneself or have fun
3. social gathering
4. the natural world

3. reading

1. the activity of somebody who reads
2. where things exist in the universe that are not made by people
3. traditional genre of music
4. enjoy oneself or have fun

4. learn about other countries

1. enjoy oneself or have fun
2. moving your body to music
3. where things exist in the universe that are not made by people
4. to know about land’s history, food, society, etc.

5. have a good time

1. relating to the shared knowledge and values of a society
2. where things exist in the universe that are not made by people
3. enjoy oneself or have fun
4. a place outside rather than in a building

6. be close to nature

1. where things exist in the universe that are not made by people
2. activity that you do for pleasure and that needs physical effort or skill
3. social gathering
4. enjoy oneself or have fun

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Things You Like #1

1. cultural things

1. relating to the shared knowledge and values of a society
2. where things exist in the universe that are not made by people
3. moving your body to music
4. traditional genre of music

2. party

1. moving your body to music
2. traditional genre of music
3. enjoy oneself or have fun
4. social gathering

3. the open air

1. moving your body to music
2. a place outside rather than in a building
3. to know about land’s history, food, society, etc.
4. the activity of somebody who reads

4. classical music

1. moving your body to music
2. an occasion when people come together to discuss or decide something
3. traditional genre of music
4. the natural world

5. sport

1. moving your body to music
2. to know about land’s history, food, society, etc.
3. the natural world
4. activity that you do for pleasure and that needs physical effort or skill

6. dancing

1. enjoy oneself or have fun
2. moving your body to music
3. the activity of somebody who reads
4. where things exist in the universe that are not made by people

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English quiz 2

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Verbs Used When Preparing A Breakfast #1

1. to cook something in hot fat or oil

1. clear away
2. fry
3. boil
4. stir

2. to heat a liquid to a high temperature

1. stir
2. spread
3. lay
4. boil

3. mix

1. stir
2. spread
3. lay
4. boil

4. extend

1. add
2. pour
3. spread
4. stir

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Verbs Used When Preparing A Breakfast #2

1. to remove (objects) from (the table) after a meal

1. pour
2. fry
3. boil
4. clear away

2. prepare the table

1. pour
2. lay
3. fry
4. add

3. to put something with another thing

1. pour
2. boil
3. fry
4. add

4. to serve a drink by letting it flow from a container into a cup or glass

1. spread
2. pour
3. boil
4. fry

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migration,messenger,intended,action,intention

1. The movement from one place to another.

1. authority
2. achieve
3. worldly
4. migration

2. Meant

1. intended
2. pleased
3. benefit
4. marriage

3. What you plan to do.

1. achieve
2. marriage
3. benefit
4. intention

4. The process of doing something

1. scholar
2. action
3. pleased
4. achieve

5. A person who gives a message to somebody or who delivers messages to people as a job

1. hear
2. the faithful
3. messenger
4. commander

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authority,the faithful,pleased,hear,commander

1. The power to give orders to people.

1. messenger
2. actions
3. intensions
4. authority

2. To give satisfaction or pleasure.

1. intended
2. migration
3. pleased
4. worldly

3. Chief officer or leader.

1. commander
2. marriage
3. achieve
4. benefit

4. To be aware of sounds with your ears.

1. worldly
2. messenger
3. hear
4. benefit

5. People who believe in a religion.

1. scholer
2. the faithful
3. migration
4. achieve

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been,built,pillar

1. It is the past participle of "be".

1. gone
2. done
3. been
4. built

2. A large round stone, metal or wooden post that is used to support a bridge.

1. barefooted
2. Gabriel
3. herdsman
4. pillar

3. It is the past simple and past participle form of build. It means putting parts together.

1. mistress
2. built
3. pilgrimage
4. construct

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religion,teach,Gabriel,related

1. Connected with something or somebody in some way.

1. exceedingly
2. related
3. journeying
4. palm

2. The belief in the existence of a God and the activities that are connected with the worship of Him.

1. thigh
2. testify
3. pilgrimage
4. religion

3. To give lessons to the others to help them learn something by giving information about it.

1. amazed
2. Last Day
3. teach
4. destiny

4. An angel who explained signs from God.

1. thereof
2. worship
3. Gabriel
4. barefooted

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achieve,scholar,marriage,worldly,benefit

1. To succeed in reaching a particular goal.

1. authority
2. commander
3. the faithful
4. achieve

2. Connected with the world in which we live rather than with spiritual things.

1. hear
2. worldly
3. migration
4. authority

3. A helpful and useful effect that something has.

1. pleased
2. migration
3. benefit
4. commander

4. Person who knows a lot about a particular subject.

1. commander
2. the faithful
3. pleased
4. scholar

5. The legal relationship between a husband and wife.

1. hear
2. marriage
3. pleased
4. authority

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The Washing Up #1

1. dry

1. to put something together with something else
2. to remove the water from
3. to stop the flow
4. to move from a lower to a higher position or place

2. add

1. to move from a lower to a higher position or place
2. to put into
3. to make something empty or dry by removing all the liquid from it
4. to put something together with something else

3. rise

1. to put into
2. to stop the flow
3. to move from a lower to a higher position or place
4. to cause to begin the flow

4. fill

1. to put into
2. to put something in the place where it is kept
3. to cause to begin the flow
4. to stop the flow

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The Washing Up #2

1. To make something empty or dry by removing all the liquid from it

1. put away
2. dry
3. turn off
4. drain

2. To stop the flow

1. turn off
2. turn on
3. add
4. put away

3. To cause to begin the flow

1. put away
2. add
3. rise
4. turn on

4. To put something in the place where it is kept

1. fill
2. put away
3. rise
4. dry

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Slang Is Informal than Colloquial Language

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Slang Is Informal than Colloquial Language

1. boo-boo:

1. food
2. mistake
3. nothing
4. potato

2. copper:

1. policeman
2. fool
3. drunk
4. mistake

3. fab:

1. policeman
2. sandwich
3. fabulous, wonderful
4. very surprised

4. sarnie:

1. food
2. nothing
3. potato
4. sandwich

5. gobsmacked:

1. very surprised
2. fool
3. drunk
4. mistake

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Living Room p1 #quiz

1.:

1. switch
2. mat
3. rug
4. floor

2. :

1. light
2. chair
3. rug
4. lamp

3. :

1. mat
2. ceiling
3. floor
4. light

4. :

1. light
2. floor
3. switch
4. sofa

5. :

1. light
2. rug
3. mat
4. floor

6. :

1. rug
2. floor
3. sofa
4. switch

7. :

1. floor
2. chair
3. rug
4. sofa

8. :

1. switch
2. chair
3. mat
4. sofa

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How to Learn a Foreign Language Quickly

How to Learn a Foreign Language Quickly

Speaking a foreign language is an immensely valuable skill that native English speakers often lack. One reason for this is the commonly held view that learning a language is a task requiring enormous amounts of work over several long, laborious years. Fortunately this isn’t the case, with a reasonable level of fluency possible within just a few short months.


  When first starting to learn a language, it’s important to focus on the bigger picture and ignore the finer details until you’ve mastered the basics. Take pronunciation for example: if you know the general rules for pronouncing words in your chosen language, you’ll find it much easier to learn vocabulary and you won’t get into bad habits as you learn. The same is true for grammar.

  

  Leaving specialist, more rarely-used vocabulary for a later date is another good way to make quick progress. Only learn what you actually need to know. If you’re learning French so that you can talk to the locals when you’re on vacation, there’s no point teaching yourself technical terminology unless you expect to meet people who want to discuss quantum physics or anything similarly obscure. At first, just learn the most frequently used words in the language you’ve chosen to study. Research shows that knowing only the thousand most used words in any language will allow you to understand approximately 70% of whatever you read in that language.

  Once you have a basic understanding of the language, try to reinforce your learning from every possible angle. Stop watching films and reading magazines in English, and do it in the foreign language instead. Find a native speaker you can talk to, and even try a bit of writing – there are online forums full of people happy to check over your work to help you improve. Many experts recommend doing this in short doses several times a day, so that it stays fresh in your mind and your concentration doesn’t start to slip. If you keep attacking the language from all sides, doing just a little but as often as possible, you should find yourself improving at an impressive rate.

  Few people are lucky enough to have the time and the lack of commitments to give it a try, but immersion learning should bring the same benefits in even less time. This really is throwing yourself in the deep end, taking an intensive multi-week course or going to live for a few weeks in a country where everyone speaks your chosen language. Your brain will adapt very quickly in this environment, so it’s definitely an option worth considering.

  

  But perhaps the most important thing is to stop worrying about making mistakes. If you do get something wrong, you’re more likely to get it right next time, and native speakers will still be delighted that you’re giving it a go in the first place. The key is to just get out there and practice as much as you can, and before long everything else will fall into place.

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Going Shopping p2 #quiz

1.:

1. cashier
2. till
3. manager
4. basket

2.:

1. till
2. trolley
3. basket
4. cashier

3.:

1. till
2. trolley
3. basket
4. cashier

4.:

1. manager
2. trolley
3. till
4. cashier

5.:

1. trolley
2. till
3. basket
4. cashier

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Quiz 3 : Bottles and Cans #quiz

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going shopping p1 #quiz

1.:

1. shelves
2. check –out
3. assistant
4. queue

2.:

1. assistant
2. queue
3. customers
4. shelves

3.:

1. queue
2. shelves
3. assistant
4. customers

4.:

1. shelves
2. queue
3. assistant
4. check –out

5.:

1. customers
2. assistant
3. check –out
4. shelves

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Quiz 2: Going Shopping p2 #quiz

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Bathroom & Bedroom P2 #quiz

1.:

1. hanger
2. chest of drawers
3. pillow
4. pyjamas

2.:

1. pyjamas
2. pillow
3. chest of drawers
4. hanger

3.:

1. chest of drawers
2. dressing-gown
3. pillow
4. pyjamas

4.:

1. pyjamas
2. chest of drawers
3. hanger
4. tiles

5.:

1. pyjamas
2. dressing-gown
3. chest of drawers
4. wash-basin

6.:

1. pillow
2. hanger
3. wardrobe
4. chest of drawers

7.:

1. wash-basin
2. hanger
3. pillow
4. pyjamas

8.:

1. pillow
2. hanger
3. tiles
4. chest of drawers

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