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Academic Words 11
Task 1
Match the words on the left to the words on the right
1. despite |
taken as a whole |
2. emerged |
came out of water or darkness |
3. goals |
organisation |
4. hence |
operation |
5. implementation |
assignment |
6. imposed |
therefore |
7. integration |
related to work |
8. internal |
inside |
9. job |
objectives |
10. mechanism |
kept |
11. occupational |
amount |
12. overall |
incorporation |
13. parallel |
device |
14. parameters |
similar or corresponding |
15. project |
forced |
16. regime |
in spite of |
17. retained |
occupation |
18. sum |
limits or confines |
Task 2
Fill the gaps with one of the words from task 1
- Apart from a few complaints, the ............. feeling of the students was of satisfaction.
- The basic ............. of our immigration policy need to be changed.
- The crocodile ............. from the water.
- I need a new ..............
- Joseph Stalin’s ............. was a difficult period in Soviet Russia.
- ............. my advice, Abdullah decided to study at home.
- The ............. of our plan is at hand!
- The sheriff ............. a rule of martial law.
- I was given a grade of C+ for my ..............
- There is a ............. between the IELTS test and the TOEFL exam.
- I am tired, .............. I’m going home.
- There is a release ............. on the top of the fire extinguisher.
- Burns are an ............. hazard of being a fire fighter.
- Jin found ............. into European culture quite easy.
- A bruise is a sign of ............. bleeding.
- The ............. total of football fans who came to watch the match was 1,500.
- It is advisable to set your ............. as early in your life as possible.
- The course has successfully ............. all of the students.
Task 3
Choose which word in italics is correct
- Mechanics usually wear overall/overalls.
- Some information has emerged/emergence from our meeting.
- The Welsh regime/regiment fought in Africa many years ago.
- A fork is an eating implementation/implement.
- That overhead project/projector is not working properly.
- From hence/henceforth I will be called the Scarlet Pimpernel.
- Andrew is working on an occupational/occupation therapy course.
- Internal/External motivation refers to self-motivation.
- The goals/hoops we set our employees are high.
- In American English an orthodontic brace is caller a retained/retainer.
- The sum/some of my work is kept in the archive.
- The course integration/integrates the four skills of linguistics.
- The mechanism/mechanised army is becoming more of a reality each year.
- Spanish and English have many parallel/paralysed constructions.
- The imposed/impostor finally revealed that he was a spy.
- Despite/Discount the new rules, Dan left work an hour early.
- I have to go to job/work.
- We try to work within the parameters/peripheral of trading standards.
Task 4
Write your own sentences using each of the words.
- overall
- perameters
- emerged
- job
- regime
- despite
- implementation
- imposed
- project
- parallel
- hence
- mechanism
- occupational
- integration
- internal
- sum
- goals
- retained
despite |
in spite of |
emerged |
came out of water/darkness |
goals |
objectives |
hence |
therefore |
implementation |
operation |
imposed |
forced |
integration |
incorporation |
internal |
inside |
job |
occupation |
mechanism |
device |
occupational |
related to work |
overall |
taken as a whole |
parallel |
similar or corresponding |
parameters |
limits or confines |
project |
assignment |
regime |
organisation |
retained |
kept |
sum |
amount |
- overall
- perameters
- emerged
- job
- regime
- despite
- implementation
- imposed
- project
- parallel
- hence
- mechanism
- occupational
- integration
- internal
- sum
- goals
- retained
- overalls
- emerged
- regiment
- implement
- projector
- henceforth
- occupational
- Internal
- goals
- retainer
- sum
- integrates
- mechanised
- parallel
- impostor
- Despite
- work
- parameters
Task 4
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