VOCABULARY 1 for unit 6 Full Blast

VOCABULARY 1 for unit 6 Full Blast

by Madam Sya

Multiple Choice

1. Luckily, the helmet the boy was wearing prevented him from getting seriously injured in the accident.

2.If Julie concentrated more on her schoolwork, she would get better marks.

3. One thing I can't cope with is the extreme heat during the summer months.

4. In some areas of the city, you see lots of homeless people begging for money.

ALL of the sentences show ______ followed by _______.

• verb, adverb

• verb, preposition

• preposition, verb

• adverb, verb

​vocabulary items today:

​1. Preposition followed by verb

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2.Verbs with 'over'

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​3.Noun formation with suffixes

Multiple Choice

Choose the suitable preposition to come after the verb: APOLOGISE

• from

• on

• wit

• for

Multiple Choice

Choose the suitable preposition to come after the verb: DEPEND

• from

• on

• with

• for

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Choose the suitable preposition to come after the verb: BENEFIT

• from

• on

• with

• for

Multiple Choice

Choose the suitable preposittion to come after the verb: SEARCH

• from

• on

• with

• for

Multiple Choice

Choose the suitable preposition to come after the verb: BORROW

• from

• on

• with

• for

Multiple Choice

Choose the suitable preposition to come after the verb: DEAL

• from

• on

• with

• for

Multiple Choice

Choose the suitable preposition to come after the verb: INTERACT

• from

• on

• with

• for

Multiple Choice

Choose the suitable preposition to come after the verb: INSIST

• from

• on

• with

• for

​VOCABULARY: OVER-

​In parkour, traceurs try not to overdo it. For them, the important thing is to overcome an obstacle.

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​overdo: to do something too much

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overcome: to successfully deal with something

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​OVER at the beginning of a verb can mean too much, but not always.

overturn: turn upside down/ on the side

Multiple Choice

Match the bolded words with the correct definition: I overheard my parents making an arrangement for a surprise party for me.

• sleep longer than you should

• pass a vehicle that is ahead of you, moving in the same direction

• hear something by accident/without the speaker knowing

• not notice or ignore something

Multiple Choice

Match the bolded words with the correct definition: Norman overslept this morning and he was late for the exam.

• sleep longer than you should

• pass a vehicle that is ahead of you, moving in the same direction

• hear something by accident/without the speaker knowing

• not notice or ignore something

Multiple Choice

Match the bolded words with the correct definition: The detective overlooked the fact that the window had been broken from the inside. 

• cook something for too long

• pass a vehicle that is ahead of you, moving in the same direction

• be so full that the contents go over the sides

• not notice or ignore something

Multiple Choice

Match the bolded words with the correct definition: Most people noticed that Maria's cake was overcooked , but they didn't say anything.

• cook something for too long

• pass a vehicle that is ahead of you, moving in the same direction

• be so full that the contents go over the sides

• not notice or ignore something

Multiple Choice

Match the bolded words with the correct definition: We've been stuck behind this van for twenty minutes! Just overtake it, will you! 

• cook something for too long

• pass a vehicle that is ahead of you, moving in the same direction

• be so full that the contents go over the sides

• not notice or ignore something

Multiple Choice

Match the bolded words with the correct definition: I forgot to turn off the tap, so the bath overflowed and flooded the bathroom.

• cook something for too long

• pass a vehicle that is ahead of you, moving in the same direction

• be so full that the contents go over the sides

• not notice or ignore something

​FORMING NOUNS

​Some nouns are formed by adding the suffix to an adjective

​-ness: sadness

-ity: ability

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notice there are spelling changes which can be irregular:

able - ability

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Change this adjective to a noun using -ness or -ity: ACTIVE

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Change this adjective to a noun using -ness or -ity: POPULAR

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Change this adjective to a noun using -ness or -ity: FIT

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Change this adjective to a noun using -ness or -ity: LONELY

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Change this adjective to a noun using -ness or -ity: DARK

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Change this adjective to a noun using -ness or -ity: AWARE

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Change this adjective to a noun using -ness or -ity: CAPABLE

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Change this adjective to a noun using -ness or -ity: KIND

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Change this adjective to a noun using -ness or -ity: POSSIBLE

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Change this adjective to a noun using -ness or -ity: WEAK

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Change this adjective to a noun using -ness or -ity: SIMILAR

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Change this adjective to a noun using -ness or -ity: NECESSARY

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What is the NOUN form for: strong?

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What is the VERB form for: WEIGHT?

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What is the noun form for: HIGH ?

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What is the noun form for: ANGRY ?

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What is the noun form for: DIE?

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What is the noun form for: FAMOUS?