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although (conj)
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p.11 Arabic is the official language, although French is often used for business. |
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ancient (adj)
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p.10 Which country has a lot of ancient castles? |
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antonym (n)
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p.14 Match 1-5 with synonyms (=) and ,antonyms(not =) from the box. |
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attractions (n)
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p.11 Morocco's attractions include the historic city of Fez, the wonderful beaches on the Atlantic and Mediterranean, and the Sahara Desert. |
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border (n)
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to border(v) p.11 It borders England to the east, and has the Irish Sea on the west. |
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capital (adj)
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p.12 The capital of France is Paris, which lies on the River Seine. |
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castle (n)
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p.10 Which country has a lot of ancient castles? |
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coal (n)
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p.10 Natural resources-- coal, gas, oil, and fresh water are all examples of these. |
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coastline (n)
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p.12 Tourists come to Wales to see its many ancient casdes, to walk and climb in its beautiful mountains, or to walk along its wild coastline. |
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continents (n)
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p.167 Oxford Word Power “Asia, Africa, and Antarctica are contients.” |
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cottage (n)
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p.176 Oxford Word Power “It was a little village with pretty thatched-roof cottages.” |
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create (v)
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p.11 Wales was ruled by England for many centuries, but in 1999 its own National Assembly was created. |
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depend on (v)
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p.11 Its economy depends on mining and tourism. |
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desert (n)
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p.11 Morocco's attractions include the historic city of Fez, the wonderful beaches on the Atlantic and Mediterranean, and the Sahara Desert. |
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destination (n)
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p.11 However, it developed a strong economy and is a popular tourist destination. |
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develop (v)
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p.11 However, it developed a strong economy and is a popular tourist destination. |
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diagram (n)
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p.13 With a partner, quickly brainstorm ideas about your country. Write your ideas on a diagram.
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discard (v)
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p.12 Don't discard any ideas or thoughts at this stage.
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economy (n)
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p.12 Farming, car manufacturing, and farming are other important parts of its economy. |
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Equator (n)
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p.12 Of the words of Exercise 4, on p.12, you might put “the Earth, the Equator, the North Pole, and the South Pole” in one group.
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fabulous (adj)
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p.11 People come here for its fabulous shopping, the famous Singapore Zoo, and its beautiful man-made beaches. |
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frontier (n)
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p.14 A synonym of border is frontier. |
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govern (v)
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p.10 The national assembly is the group of people chosen to govern a country. |
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historic (adj)
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p.10 A historic city is a place with a long and important history. |
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however (conj)
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p.12 However, it developed a strong economy and is a popular tourist destination. |
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include (v)
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p.11 Morocco's attractions include the historic city of Fez, the wonderful beaches on the Atlantic and Mediterranean, and the Sahara Desert. |
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independent (adj)
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p.11 It became an independent city-state in 1965. |
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industry (n)
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p.405 Oxford Word Power “Is British industry threatened by foreign imports?” |
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logical (adj)
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p.12 When you finish brainstorming ideas, choose which ideas you want to use in your writing, and decide on a logical order for them. |
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man-made (adj)
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p.11 People come here for its fabulous shopping, the famous Singapore Zoo, and its beautiful man-made beaches.
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manufacturing (adj)
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p.12 Farming, car manufacturing, and tourism are other important parts of its economy. |
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mining (n)
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p.11 Its economy depends on mining and tourism. |
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mountain ranges (n)
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p.15 Use the with rivers, deserts, mountain ranges, seas and oceans. Do not use the with most countries, continents, mountains and cities. |
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natural resources (n)
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p.11 Singapore has few natural resources. Singapore has few natural resources. |
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polluted (adj)
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p.14 In Exercise 4, on p.14, the words,”clean, dirty, polluted, unpolluted” are in one group. |
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rainforests (n)
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p.14 In Exercise 4, on p.14, the words, “deserts, lakes, mountains, rainforests” are in another group. |
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republic (n)
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p.11 The Republic of Singapore is an island in South-EastAsia, just 137km north of the Equator. |
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revolution (n)
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p.12 However, after the revolution in 1789, it became a republic. |
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rule (v)
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p.11 Wales was ruled by England for many centuries, but in 1999 its own National Assembly was created. |
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scale (n)
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p.682 Oxford Word Power “The ruler has one scale in centimetres and one scale in inches.” |
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similarity (n)
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p.718 Although there are a lot of similarities between the two towns, there are a lot of differences. |
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synonym (n)
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A synonym is a word with a similar meaning.
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traditional (adj)
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p.816 Oxford Word Power “It is traditional to eat turkey at Chritmas.” |
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unpolluted (adj)
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p.14 In Exercise 4, on p.14, the words,”clean, dirty, polluted, unpolluted” are in one group. |
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wild (adj)
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p.11 Tourists come to Wales to see its many ancient casdes, to walk and climb in its beautiful mountains, or to walk along its wild coastline. |
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