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Word all word tested in unit 9 |
Example sentence |
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aisle (n) |
Keep the aisle clear.p.40(8-f) An
aisle is a passage between rows of seats in an airplane, theatre,
etc. Oxford Word Power p.19 |
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architect (n) |
I’m an architect. p.42 |
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black (adj) |
The black wire should be connected to terminal D. p.41 |
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blue (adj) |
The blue and orange wire should be
connected to terminal B. p.122 |
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bring (v) |
Don't bring cameras
in here. p.40 |
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brown (adj) |
Then the
brown wire should be connected to terminal E. p.122 |
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camera (n) |
Don't bring cameras in here.p40 (7-i) |
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care (n) |
Open the door with
care. p.40 (10-q) |
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clear (adj) |
Keep the aisle clear.p.40(8-f) |
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colours (n) |
What colours are the wires? p.41 |
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connect (v) |
Listen to your partner and connect
these wires. p.41 (passive): The green and white wire should be
connected to
terminal E.p.41 |
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connections (n pl) |
Some connections are wrong. Which
wires are connected to the wrong terminals? p.41 |
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cylinders (n pl) |
Keep the
cylinders secure and upright. p.40 |
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electrician (n) |
Are you an
electrician?p.42 |
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enter (v) |
Don't enter. p40 |
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green (adj) |
The green and white wire should be
connected to terminal E. |
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hair (n) |
Secure your hair. p.40 (12-c) |
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hands (n) |
Wash your hands.
p.40 |
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hard hat (n) |
Wear a hard hat.p.40 (3-r) |
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later (adj) |
Ten minutes later… p.42 |
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orange (adj) |
The blue and
orange wire should be connected to terminal B. p.122 |
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purple (adj) |
The purple wire should be
connected to terminal C. p.122 |
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red (adj) |
The yellow
and red wire should be connected to terminal F. p.122 |
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secure (adj) |
Secure
your hair. p.40 (12-c) |
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security camera (n) |
Are there
security cameras at your company? p.43 |
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security checks (n pl) |
Does your company have security
checks? p43 |
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security guard (n) |
Are you a security
guard?p.43 Does the security guard know Pablo?p.42 |
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security pass (n) |
Does Pablo have a
security pass? p.42 |
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service engineer (n)
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Is Pablo a service
engineer? p42 |
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should (v) |
A -
Read an instruction. B - Say what it should be. Example A Turn
left. B It should be 'turn right'. p.45 |
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site (n) |
VO Pablo
is at a customer’s site. p122 |
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slippery (adj) |
Be
careful! Slippery floor. p.40 |
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smoke (v) |
Example Sign v - Don't smoke. p.40 |
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software (n) |
She’s a software
engineer. p.42 |
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terminal (n) |
Some connections are wrong. Which wires are
connected to the wrong terminals? Listen and find out.p.41 |
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thief (n) |
Is the man a thief? p.42 |
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touch (v) |
Don’t
touch.p.40 (5-L) |
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trip (v) |
Be careful! Don't
trip.p40 (2-s) |
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upright (adj/adv) |
Keep
cylinders secure and upright.p.40 (11-p) |
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warning signs (n pl)
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What warning signs do you need in your
workplace? Make a list. |
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wash (v) |
Wash
your hands. p.40 (4-h) |
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white (adj) |
The green and
white wire should be connected to terminal E. p.41. |
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wires (n pl) |
Some connections are wrong. Which wires
are connected to the wrong terminals? |
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yellow (adj) |
Connect the
green wire to the yellow wire. p45 |
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Useful phrases |
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Be careful! |
Be
careful! Don’t trip.
Be careful! Slippery floor. p.40 |
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Sorry about that. |
Guard:
“Do you havea security pass?” Pablo:”Yes, it’s here.” Guard:” Can I see
it?” Pablo:”Sure.” Guard:” That’s OK, then. Sorry about that.”
Pablo:”That’s all right. I understand.” p.122 |
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That’s all right. |
Guard: “Do
you havea security pass?” Pablo:”Yes, it’s here.” Guard:” Can I see
it?” Pablo:”Sure.” Guard:” That’s OK, then. Sorry about that.” Pablo:”That’s
all right. I understand.” p.122 |
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