VOCABULARY UNIT 6

VOCABULARY
Bury:to put in the ground and cover with earth.

Dump:to drop or let fall in.

ADJECTIVES

Automatic - manual

Convenient - inconvenient

Efficient - inefficient

Fixed - portable

Heavy - light

High-quality - bad-quality

Practical - impractical

Reliable - unreliable

Time saving - time consuming

Useful - useless

COMPOUND NOUNS

traffic jam                                golf courrse                         junk food

carpark                                     heart attack                         pocket money 

mobile phone                           art gallery                           geneation gap

alarm clock                               blood doner                       death penalty

washing machine                     contact lens                        mother tongue

computer chip                          windscreen wiper              science fiction

pop star                                    youth hostel                       pedestrian crossing

TALKING ABOUT FOOD

Idon't like the sound of that!

It sounds delicious!

What's that made with?

I'm not very keen on...

I'm fond of...

GEOGRAPHY AND ENGLISH PROJECT

HOW CAN I BE MORE ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY? Y

MINERAL RESOURCES: NON METALLIC: CONSTRUCTION AND INDUSTRIAL

limestone

 clay  gypsum

 marble

 phosphate

       sulphur

MINERAL RESOURCES: METALLIC

  GOLD

  WOLFRAM

 SILVER

ZINC
 TUNGSTEN

SELF-ASSESMENT

I can speak more fluency in front of my classmates. The thing that I liked the most are the clases with Clarissa. I think I did almost everything well. I am a bit confused about listening and Reading but I will impove it in the third term. Outside the class I go to particular clases and whn I travel I speak in english. I need to improve in listening and Reading. And about culture I learnt a lot about crimes, criminals and crime-fighters.

VOCABULARY: MARCO POLO

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Fireworks

Friars:A member of a usually mendicant Roman Catholic order.

Prayed: to offer devout petition, praise, thanks, etc.

Thread: A thin strand, cord, or filament of natural or manufactured material.

Weaving: To make (cloth) by interlacing the threads of the weft and the warp on a loom.

Widow: A woman whose husband has died and who has not remarried.

Worship: The reverent love and devotion accorded a deity, an idol, or a sacred object.