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Vocabulary

Academic Words 7

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

1. administration

location

2. comments

diary

3. complex

first

4. conduct

sophisticated and complicated

5. convention

a place that carries out teaching or research

6. design

a purchase that will make money

7. framework

management

8. implies

care and preservation

9. institute

to create or invent

10. investment

got or acquired

11. journal

limited

12. maintenance

carry out or perform

13. negative

statements

14. obtained

meeting

15. primary

made public

16. published

structure

17. restricted

suggests

18. site

not positive

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

  1. There is a ............. on to which we have to build the main body.
  2. Car ............. can cost more than the car itself.
  3. She has .............  a lot of books.
  4. The Bush ............. is one of the most popular governments the USA has had.
  5. There is a  ............. for English teachers held every year.
  6. Buying property is the only safe ..............
  7. ............. can be constructive as well as destructive.
  8. He works for an ............. of higher education.
  9. Scientists often .............experiments on animals.
  10. Computers are very ............. machines.
  11. My access to the room has been  ..............
  12. My ............. reason for leaving the country is the awful weather.
  13. We have now  ............. permission to leave.
  14. A ............. attitude will slow you down.
  15. I always keep a  ............. when I am travelling.
  16. Untidiness .............laziness.
  17. I want to ............. my own dream home.
  18. This is the .............of the Battle of Agincourt.

Task 3
Choose which word in italics is correct

  1. The framework/timeframe for this project is about six months.
  2. The suspect maintains/maintenance that the was not at the scene of the crime.
  3. Soon I will public/publish my first book.
  4. The administration/administer doesn’t administrate.
  5. There is a conventional/convention for people who like science fiction next month.
  6. I don’t think that you should make that investment/invest.
  7. His commitment/comments is his best asset.
  8. Over the years I have become institutionalised/institution.
  9. They tried to conduct/convince her to stay but she had to leave.
  10. There is a very complex/complexion explanation for the rotation of the Earth.
  11. Entry restricted/restrictions are now enforced by law.
  12.  Auxiliary means primary/secondary.
  13. Have we obtained/attained the required level?
  14. In English it is bad practice to use a double positive/negative.
  15. Journals/Journalists are said to have an ignoble profession by some.
  16. The implications/implies are that we are responsible for the error.
  17. This is my designed/designated role in the company.
  18.  Tommy lost his site/sight in an accident.

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

  1. framework
  2. maintenance
  3. published
  4. administration
  5. convention
  6. investment
  7. comments
  8. institute
  9. conduct
  10. complex
  11. restricted
  12. primary
  13. obtained
  14. negative
  15. journal
  16. implies
  17. design
  18. site

 

Answers

Task 1


administration

management

comments

statements

complex

sophisticated and complicated

conduct

carry out or perform

convention

meeting

design

to create or invent

framework

structure

implies

suggests

institute

a place that carries teaching or research

investment

a purchase that will make money

journal

diary

maintenance

care and preservation

negative

not positive

obtained

got or acquired

primary

first

published

looked for

restricted

limited

site

location


Task 2


  1. framework
  2. maintenance
  3. published
  4. administration
  5. convention
  6. investment
  7. comments
  8. institute
  9. conduct
  10. complex
  11. restricted
  12. primary
  13. obtained
  14. negative
  15. journal
  16. implies
  17. design
  18. site

Task 3


  1. timeframe
  2. maintains
  3. publish
  4. administration
  5. convention
  6. investment
  7. commitment
  8. institutionalised
  9. convince
  10. complex
  11. restrictions
  12. secondary
  13. attained
  14. negative
  15. Journalists
  16. implications
  17. designated
  18. sight

Task 4
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Academic Word List

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