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1 MAKING NOUNS FROM VERBS
a. Make nouns from the verbs in the list and write them in the correct column
+ation: compensation, consideration, demonstration, explanation, temptation, valuation;

+ment: achievement, argument, attachment, improvement, management, payment, treatment;

new word: choice, complaint, delivery, failure, loss, responce, sale,service, success;

c.Complete the questions with a noun from a in the singular or plural
1. demonstration
2. attachment
3. arguments
4.  explanation
5. complaint
6. compensation
7. service

a.Look at the adjectives and adverbs from the noun luck in the chart below. Complete the chart
1. lucky - luckily        unlucky - unluckily
2. fortunate - fortunately           unfortunate - unfortunately
3. comfort - comfortly          discomfort - discomfortly
4. patience - patiently          impatient - impatiently
5. careful - carefully              careless - carelessly

b.Complete the the sentences with the correct form of the bold noun
1. unfortunately
2. comfortable
3. carelessly
4. unlucky
5. impatient
6. luckily
7. patiently
8. carefully
9. fortunately
10. uncomfortable

fortunate
compensation
complaint
attachment
considerate
affectionate
demonstration
service
temptation

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1. VERB PHRASES
a. Complete the sentences witha verb or verb phrase from the list
1. do overtime
2. got promoted
3. work shifts
4. was sacked
5. was made redundant
6. resign
7. retire
8. set up
9. do
10. applied for
11. run

2. SAYING WHAT YOU DO
a. Match the adjectives and definitions
talking about people
1. unemployed
2. self-employed
3. freelance
talking about a work or job
4. temporary
5. part-time

b. Complete the sentences with at, for, in or of
1. work for
2. in charge of
3. responsible for
4. at school (university)
5. in my third year

3. WORD BUILDING
a. Make nouns from the verbs by adding -ment, -ion or -ation. Make any other necessary changes.
1. to promote - promotion
2. to apply - application
3. to retire - retirement
4. to employ - employment
5. to qualify - qualification
6. to resign - resign

b. Make nouns for the people who do the jobs by adding -er, -or, -ian or -ist. Make any other neccessary changes.
1. science - scientist
2. law - lawyer
3. music - musician
4. pharmacy - pharmacist
5. farm - farmer
6. translate - translator

apply for - make a formal application or request usually by sending in a form. For example apply documents for university, apply for a job etc.
do overtime - working more than expected, continue working after work shift ended. Extra amount of time spent on working in certain position in company. For example Anna was supposed to work only 1 month, but ended up working extra 2 months without vacation.
get promoted - to be raised or advanced to higher position, rank in a job
resign - is to willingly quit the job. Voluntarily leave a job or office.

retire - leave one's job and cease to work, typically on reaching the normal age for leaving service.
to run (a business, a company) - to operate, to direct, to oversee, to manage, to lead a business, a company,  organization.
set up - establish a business, institution, or other organization. It means starting up a business, company.
to be redundant - no longer employed because there is no more work available. Literally it means no longer needed or useful; superfluous.
to be sacked - being fired  from a job, usually because they have done something wrong or badly, or sometimes as a way of saving the cost of employing them:
work shifts - Shift work is a work schedule that is performed in rotations. Different groups of workers often do the same jobs in rotation. Basically it's work in turns. Workers work in turn according to their schedule.
to quit - to wilingly give up or resign one's job or position.
freelance - an individual who makes money on a per-job basis is a freelancer. They usually earn on a per-task basis and generally work for a short time. In simpler terms, they do not work for a firm.

self-employed - A self-employed person does not work for a specific employer who pays them a consistent salary or wage. Self-employed individuals, or independent contractors, earn income by contracting with a trade or business directly.

part-time job -
temporary job
unemployed

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Education
1. The school system in the UK and the US
a. Complete the text about the UK with the words from the list
1. primary
2. nursery
3. secondary
4. state
5. private
6. boarding
7. pupils
8. students
9. head
10. terms
11. degree

c. Complete the text about the US with the words from the list
1. elementary
2. high
3. grades
4. kindergarten
5. twelfth grade
6. semesters
7. college

2. Discipline and exams

A. 1. aren't allowed to
2. let
3. misbehave
4. be punished
5. make
6. cheating
7. be expelled

B. 1. take
2. pass
3. revise
4. fail
5. result

boarding school - school where students live and study. It provides accomodation and other necessities during academic year.
academic degree is a qualification awarded to students upon successful completion of a course of study in higher education, usually at a college or university.
head-teacher - the main staff who is responsible of managing, organizing the school teachers, students and school itself.

nursery - is an educational organization  which offers early childhood education to children before they begin cumpulsary education at primary school

primary school -  is a school for primary education of children who are four to eleven years of age. Primary schooling follows pre-school and precedes secondary schooling.

private school - educational establishment ran by self-employed entrepreneurs. They are not supported by government and they charge certain amount of money for education.

pupils - children who attend and study at school.

secondary - a school intermediate between elementary school and college and usually offering general, technical, vocational, or college-preparatory courses

state school - is a primary or secondary school that educates all students without charge. They are usually supported by government

students - teenagers who study at college or university

academic term -  is a portion of an academic year, the time during which an educational institution holds classes.

semesters - in the US academic terms are referred as semesters

be expelled - to be kicked out from school, university, college or other organization by powerful authority

be punished -  to impose a penalty on for a fault, offense, or violation.

cheat - act dishonestly or unfairly in order to gain an advantage. For example to cheat in an exam means to copy someone's work to get higher grade.

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The Body
1. PARTS OF THE BODY
a. Match the words and photos
1. mouth
2. head
3. toes
4. neck
5. hands
6. arms
7. feet
8. back
9. face
10. stomach
11. teeth
12. shoulders
13. eyes
14. fingers
15. tongue
16. ears
17. legs
18. nose
19. knees
20. lips
21. chin
22. thumb

Possessive pronouns with parts of the body

In English we use possessive pronouns(my, your etc.) with parts of the body.
Open your mouth NOT Open the mouth

2. VERBS RELATED TO THE BODY

a. Complete the sentences with the verbs from the list in the correct tense.
1. bite
2. kicked
3. smells
4. stared
5. taste
6. whistle
7. touch
8. clapped
9. pointed
10. smiles
11. nodded

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1. Kinds of film
a. Match the kinds of films and photos
1. drama
2.musical film
3. an animation
4.war film
5.an action film
6.a horror
7. a thriller
8.a western
9.a science fiction film
10.a rom-com(romantic-comedy)
11.historical film
12.comedy

2 PEOPLE AND THINGS

a Match the nouns and definitions.
1. cast
2. star
3. soundtrack
4. plot
5. scene
6. audience
7. sequel
8. special effects
9. trailer
10. script
11. extra
12. subtitles
13. review
14.set
15. critic

3. a Match sentences 1-6 to sentences A-F.
1. E
2. F
3. B
4. C
5. A
6.D

audience
cast
critic
extra
plot
review
scene
script
sequel
set
soundtrack
special effects
star
subtitles
trailer

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a. 1.I live in a country, surrounded by fields.
2.I live on the outskirts of Oxford, about three miles from the centre.
3.I live in a village(a town /a city)
4.I live in Cromer, a small town on the east coast
5.I live on the second floor of a large block of flats
6.I live in Croydon , a suburb of London about 15 miles from the city centre

2. 1.roof                      8.basement
2.chimney                  9.steps
3.attic                         10.path
4.top floor                  11.wall
5.balcony                   12.gate
6.ground floor            13.terrace
7.entrance

3.a 1. I live in a modern flat in the city centre. It's spacious and very light, with wooden floores and big windows.
2. I live in a cottage in the country. It's old and made of stones and rooms have very low ceilings. There's an open fire in the living room and it's very cosy in the winter.

suburb - residential district located on the outskirts of a city
outskirts - the outer parts of a city
coast - the part of the sea adjoining or near the sea
chimney -  a vertical structure extending above the roof of a building for carrying off smoke
attic -  a space or room inside or partly inside the roof of a building
ground floor - the first floor of the house
entrance - an opening, such as a door, passage, or gate, that allows access to a place.
basement - the part of a building that is entirely or partly below ground level
path - a way or track laid down for walking or made by continual treading
terrace - a flat area outside a building, often with a stone floor, or a narrow, flat strip of land on the slope of a hill that is used for growing crops.
spacious - to have a lot of space, comfortable area to move
ceiling - is an overhead interior surface that covers the upper limits of a room
an open fire -
cosy