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What is the plural form of 'foot'?

  • feet (correct)
  • feeties
  • foots
  • footes
  • Which part of the body do you hear with?

  • nose
  • ears (correct)
  • mouth
  • eyes
  • What is the correct way to say that someone has pain in the leg?

  • I have a pain in the leg.
  • I have pain in leg.
  • I have a pain in my leg. (correct)
  • I have pain in my leg.
  • What is the correct term for the singular form of 'teeth'?

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    What is the proper way to refer to hair when talking about it?

    <p>my hair (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following is a correct compound noun?

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    How many fingers does a hand typically have?

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    Which part of the body is often incorrectly pluralized?

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    What term is used for a man on his wedding day?

    <p>Groom (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What are the correct implications of a marriage that has legally ended?

    <p>Divorced (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which is a common mistake when referring to someone's death?

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    On what date is the grandfather mentioned in the content celebrating his birthday?

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    What is the correct way to phrase the action of having a child?

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    Which term describes a holiday taken after a wedding?

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    If someone has not got a partner, what term describes their relationship status?

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    Which of the following statements is incorrect regarding the birth of the baby?

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    What term is used to describe someone who is neither tall nor short?

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    Which term is considered more polite to describe someone who is thin?

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    What is the polite term for 'old' when referring to elderly individuals?

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    What does the expression 'He’s middle-aged' imply about someone's age?

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    Which feature is used to describe Ben's appearance?

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    What is a common mistake when describing people's hair?

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    How heavy is Tom Jakes according to the provided information?

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    What color hair does Suri have?

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    What should you say if you're feeling unwell and need to go home to rest?

    <p>I don’t feel very well. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which statement describes a chronic health problem?

    <p>My little brother has asthma. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    If someone says they’ve got a headache, what might they need?

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    How would you complete the question about Mike's hair?

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    What can be inferred if someone says, 'That fish was bad'?

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    When referring to Elena's hair, what is a possible observation?

    <p>She has dark hair. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which statement is true about someone who has hay fever?

    <p>They sneeze all day. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does 'medium height' refer to in describing someone's height?

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    What type of clothing is Julia wearing today?

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    What is Gianni taking to his business meeting?

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    How does Meena describe her outfit?

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    What does the term 'tights' refer to?

    <p>A type of legwear (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which verb correctly completes the sentence: 'Last year Harry’s trousers ___ white. Now they ___ grey.'?

    <p>were, are (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following items of clothing is NOT mentioned?

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    What should you wear when it is cold, according to the content?

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    What describes Sarah's shoes compared to her dress?

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    Which expression correctly conveys strong affection for someone?

    <p>I love my family. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the correct way to express a strong preference between two items?

    <p>I prefer coffee to tea. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which phrase indicates indifference towards a subject?

    <p>I don’t like football very much. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which sentence correctly uses the expression of willingness to obtain something?

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    Which response correctly shows happiness for someone else's success?

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    What would be a suitable response if someone asks how you feel after a long journey?

    <p>I am tired. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which phrase is commonly used to express a lack of interest in a certain activity?

    <p>I don’t like horror films. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    If someone is feeling discomfort but doesn't specify the issue, which option best describes their state?

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    Flashcards

    Marriage

    A legal union between two people, typically recognized by law, custom, or religion.

    Single

    Someone who has never been married.

    Wedding

    The day when a couple get married, often celebrated with a ceremony and reception.

    Bride

    The person who gets married, usually a woman, in a wedding.

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    Groom

    The person who gets married, usually a man, in a wedding.

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    Divorce

    A legal process that ends a marriage.

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    Honeymoon

    A period of travel or leisure taken after getting married.

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    Death

    The death of a person, often followed by a funeral.

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    What is the heart?

    The part of your body that pumps blood around your body.

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    What is the brain?

    The control center of your body, responsible for thoughts, feelings and actions.

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    What is blood?

    The red liquid that circulates through your body, carrying oxygen and nutrients.

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    What are the lungs?

    The organ that helps you breathe and take in oxygen.

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    What is the stomach?

    The organ that helps you digest food.

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    What are the kidneys?

    The organ that filters waste products from your blood.

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    What are the eyes?

    The organ that helps you see.

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    What are the ears?

    The organ that helps you hear.

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    Scarf

    An item of clothing worn around the neck for warmth or decoration.

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    Belt

    A piece of material worn around the waist to hold up trousers.

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    Shoe

    A piece of footwear that covers the foot and ankle.

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    Hat

    A covering for the head, often worn for warmth, protection, or fashion.

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    Glove

    A covering for the hand, usually worn for warmth or protection.

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    Glasses

    An optical device used to improve vision.

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    Tights

    Close-fitting trousers that extend from the waist to the ankles.

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    Ring

    A small piece of jewelry worn on a finger.

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    Tall

    Describes someone who is very tall, taller than average.

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    Medium height

    Describes someone who is of average height.

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    Slim

    Describes someone who is thin and has a very slender body.

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    Overweight

    Describes someone who is overweight, meaning they weigh more than is healthy.

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    Heavy

    Describes someone who weighs too much, a less formal way to say overweight.

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    Elderly

    Describes someone who is old, but in a more polite way than "old."

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    I don't feel very well

    A feeling of discomfort or illness that is not very serious.

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    I feel ill

    To feel unwell or sick.

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    I'm going to be sick

    To vomit or throw up.

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    I've got a cold

    A common illness with symptoms like a runny nose, cough, and sore throat.

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    Hay fever

    An allergy that occurs during certain seasons, usually spring or summer, caused by pollen from flowers and grasses.

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    Asthma

    A condition that affects the lungs and makes breathing difficult.

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    Headache

    A pain in the head.

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    Toothache

    A pain in the teeth.

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    Like

    To have a positive feeling about something or someone, but not as strong as love.

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    Don't Like

    To have a negative feeling about something or someone.

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    Happy

    To be in a state of happiness or contentment.

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    Prefer

    To prefer something or someone to another.

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    Study Notes

    Book Title and Details

    • Title: English Vocabulary in Use
    • Edition: Third Edition
    • Level: Elementary
    • Authors: Michael McCarthy and Felicity O'Dell
    • Publisher: Cambridge University Press

    Family Words and Relations

    • Family tree provides a visual representation of relationships
    • Describes roles within family structures (e.g., husband, wife, parents, children, grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins)
    • Common mistakes in expressing familial relations are highlighted (e.g., using "got married to" instead of "married")

    Expressions for Family

    • Common phrases used in conversations about family (e.g., "Have you got any brothers and sisters?", "Do you come from a big family?")
    • Common conversational mistakes (e.g., singular vs plural)
    • Examples of correct use of English grammatical structures related to families
    • Instructions to draw, identify, and complete sentences about relations with examples, like "Sara, my mother"

    Health and Illness

    • Introduces basic health terminology
    • Categorizes problems by category (everyday, serious illness, illnesses in hot climates)
    • Explains common mistakes in expression (e.g., using "got" instead of "had")
    • Examples of expressions used in conversations about health (e.g.,"I'm very well", "I feel ill")

    Parts of Body

    • Provides a list of body parts with their singular and plural forms
    • Explains how to use singular and plural words with parts of the body
    • Discusses common pronunciation problems with body parts
    • Includes examples of correct and incorrect usage
    • Includes common expressions for describing body parts and conditions

    Clothes

    • Provides vocabulary for various types of clothing
    • Explains how words for clothing are pluralized (e.g., trousers)
    • Explains the use of phrases related to clothing items (e.g., pair of shorts(plural), a dress (singular))
    • Explains how to discuss actions (verbs) that involve clothes

    Feelings

    • Covers various feelings like happiness, sadness, anger, tiredness, etc., with appropriate expressions and examples.

    Jobs

    • Includes a variety of job titles (e.g., doctor, teacher, nurse, shop assistant, engineer, farmer,etc.)
    • Provides expressions for asking about jobs and describing them
    • Examples of expressing work-related information and situations

    Countries and Nationalities

    • Lists different continents and countries
    • Explains the formation of adjectives for nationalities (e.g., American, Argentinian).
    • Includes examples of correct usage, and common mistakes for each description (e.g., capitalizing names of countries)

    School and University

    • Lists different subjects in school/university
    • Explains common expressions to describe education-related situations (e.g., taking/doing an exam, getting a degree)
    • Identifies useful things for school/university

    Weather

    • Covers various types of weather (e.g., sunny, rainy, snowy, windy, foggy, thundery, etc.)
    • Explains the related adjectives and expressions
    • Includes common mistakes and tips for usage.

    Exercises

    • Includes practice exercises of varying difficulty, for comprehension and vocabulary building.
    • Provides examples with correct usage of expressions.

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    Test your knowledge on vocabulary related to the human body and common expressions. This quiz covers terms for body parts, relationships, and various idiomatic phrases. Ideal for those looking to enhance their English language skills in contextual situations.

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