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Vocabulary

Academic Words 10

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Task 1
 Match the words on the left to the words on the right

1. circumstance

situation or status

2. components

example

3. considerable

significant

4. constraints

enough

5. contribution

related to business

6. core

acting together

7. corporate

a donation or gift

8.document

colonization

9. emphasis

parts of something

10. immigration

limits

11. instance

scientific or advanced

12. interaction

importance or stress

13. layers

plan

14. registered

levels

15. scheme

quantity, amount or degree

16. sufficient

a manuscript, deed or certificate

17. technical

recorded

18. volume

the central part

Task 2
Fill the gaps with one of the words from task 1

  1. The ............. of the business comes from China.
  2. The ............. of the victim’s death are still not known to police.
  3. I have ............. with a fitness club.
  4. I need something to help me study, for ............. a thesaurus.
  5. I need to get a travel  ............. for entry to the U.K.
  6. There is a .............difference between Homo erectus and Homo sapiens.
  7. The ............. of work in this department is getting too high!
  8. We must ensure that there are ............. supplies for everybody.
  9. There are seven .............of skin in the human epidermis.
  10. There is a large function suite in this hotel to cater for ............. events.
  11. Dan always has a .............. for the future, unfortunately he never carries them out.
  12. There must be more ............. between the members of this team.
  13. The ............. of the Spanish class is enjoyment.
  14. There are charities whose work is made possible through the ............. of money from the public.
  15. My cousin is a ............. support worker in Micro Soft.
  16. The .............officer glowered at me as I handed in my passport.
  17. The radiator is one of the most important ............. of a car.
  18. The time ............. add so much pressure in an exam.

Task 3
Choose which word in italics is correct

  1. This building was built circumstance/circa 1918.
  2. I don’t like instant/instance coffee.
  3. We made a considerable/considered decision to cut back on staff.
  4. There is not sufficient/suffice oxygen in the liquid to support life.
  5. The two companies never corporate/cooperate.
  6. An interaction/intersection is where two roads meet.
  7. They made no contribution/contribute to the debate.
  8. Immigration/Emigration from this country has always been my dream.
  9. The components/opponents were bitter enemies.
  10. The police removed the constructs/constraints once I was in the cell
  11. My technical/technique for exams never fails.
  12.  We must emphasis/emphasise the need to protect our planet.
  13. I have a foolproof scheme/scum to get us out of our next lesson.
  14. The senior politicians were accused of being layers/liars.
  15. The volume/mass of traffic in the city centre is too high.
  16. The document/documentary we saw on TV last night was fascinating.
  17. I have been registration/registered as the owner of the car.
  18.  Your navel is the point where your umbilical core/cord attached you to your mother.

Task 4
Write your own sentences using each of the words.

  1. core
  2. circumstances
  3. registered
  4. instance
  5. document
  6. considerable
  7. volume
  8. sufficient
  9. layers
  10. corporate
  11. scheme
  12. interaction
  13. emphasis
  14. contribution
  15. technical
  16. immigration
  17. components
  18. constraints

Answers

Task 1


circumstance

situation or status

components

parts of something

considerable

significant

constraints

limits

contribution

a donation or gift

core

the central part

corporate

related to business

document

a manuscript, deed or certificate

emphasis

importance or stress

immigration

colonization

instance

example

interaction

acting together

layer

level

registered

recorded

scheme

plan

sufficient

enough

technical

scientific or advanced

volume

quantity, amount or degree


Task 2

  1. core
  2. circumstances
  3. registered
  4. instance
  5. document
  6. considerable
  7. volume
  8. sufficient
  9. layers
  10. corporate
  11. scheme
  12. interaction
  13. emphasis
  14. contribution
  15. technical
  16. immigration
  17. components
  18. constraints

Task 3

  1. circa
  2. instant
  3. considered
  4. sufficient
  5. cooperate
  6. intersection
  7. contribution
  8. Emigration
  9. opponents
  10. constraints
  11. technique
  12. emphasise
  13. scheme
  14. liars
  15. volume
  16. documentary
  17. registered
  18. cord

Task 4
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Academic Word List

Academic Words 1 - Academic Words 2 - Academic Words 3 - Academic Words 4 - Academic Words 5 - Academic Words 6 - Academic Words 7 - Academic Words 8 - Academic Words 9 - Academic Words 10 - Academic Words 11

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