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THE WHEEL OF FORTUNE

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Rearrange the letters to get a wordABELT (You eat at it)

ACHIR (You sit on it)

EFIR (You make it when you are you cold)

ALMP (You switch it on when it is dark)

CEHLOST (You wear it)

ABHT (Do you like it hot or cold?)

CEHIKNT (A room where you cook dinner)

ADEGNR (A place where flowers and vegetables grow)

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Rearrange the letters to get a wordSWLEFOR(You present them)

SINRFDE (You like being with them)

MDTISUA(You watch football matches there)

ARMK (You get it at school)

MUEMSU (You visit it on holiday)

NARI (The weather in autumn)

MOBDOER (A room where you sleep)

TRKUEASMPER (A place where you buy food)

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Rearrange the letters to get a wordNOPOS (You eat soup with it)

FUNOIR M(You wear it at school)

WIMS(You like doing it on a hot day)

ALRMUBLE(You take it on a rainy day)

GIFT (You get it for your birthday)

GRLVITENLA (You like it during the summer)

IROIMNOGI V(A room where you watch TV)

ILRBYAR (A place where you get books)

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Guess the word

It shines, but doesn't give warmth; it's mysterious

and sometimes is seen in the daytime.

Sometimes people see it flying, but we use it when we eat.

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Add one letter to each of the following words to form a new word. A clue is given to help you.

ran can spoil a day at the seaside

rainy

oar the sound a lion makes …………..

ear a fruit ………………….

rule you use to draw straight lines …………….

cod the weather in winter ………………….

men the opposite of generous …………….

ram Americans call it a streetcar ………………….

have something most men do every day

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sap keeps you clean soap

rave it means you are not afraid …………..

pen pubs in England do this twice a day

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itch “supernatural” woman …………….

sore American word for “shop” ………………….

tin very small …………….

ale a story ………………….

lame seen in a fire ……………..

Add one letter to each of the following words to form a new word. A clue is given to help you.

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see shop assistants do it …………..

cart a vegetable ………………….

rage a fruit …………….

war it’s good for the garden ………………….

ripe helps you cook …………….

hay most people would like to be this

………………….

row a lot of people ……………..

Add TWO letterS to each of the following words to form a new word. A clue is given to help you.

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Match the two halves to make a proverb.

A friend in need Time and tide wait Ask a silly question and get Lost time is never

A good beginning

East or West

makes a good ending

found again

for no man

is a friend indeed

home is best

a silly answer

Explain the meaning of a proverb.

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Complete the sentences below by choosing a suitable word from the box.

Make up examples using IDIOMS.feather, the hills, a sheet, a fox, gold, two

peas, a hatter, butter, a pancake, coal, nailsAs like as……….

As mad as ……………As flat as ………….As black as ……….As light as ………….As cunning as……….As hard as……….As white as……….As good as……….As soft as……….As old as……….

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Complete the sentences below by choosing a suitable word from the box

a secretary, a camper, a soldier, a teacher, a policeman, a scientist, a

referee, a motorcyclistA crash helmet is used by……….A whistle is used by……………A typewriter is used by………….A blackboard is used by……….A microscope is used by………….A rifle is used by……….Handcuffs are used by……….A sleeping bag is used by……….

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Unscramble the words to make questions

movies/usually/you/do//watch/what?

game/your/what/outdoor/is/favorite?

the shops/ Annie/ mom/ was/at/ with/ yesterday/ her?

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Unscramble the words to make questions

these/ who/ you/ flowers/presented/ beautiful?

like/you/computer/playing/do/games?

many/ there/ town/ schools/your/ in/ are/ how?

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Choose synonyms

TalkLove

PhoneSwimAsk CryGet

NeedUnderstand

ComprehendSpeak

ReceiveAdore

RequireBatheWeepRing

inquire

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1. not excited, nervous or upset

2. big in size or quantity

3. having the colour of blood

4. not moving or done quickly

5. of small size in relation to length

6. between two sizes

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1. to cry, usually because you are sad

2. to   express gratitude 

3. to put something in a particular place

4. to put (food) into the mouth

5. to send smth from your hand

6. to finish something

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1. a yellow fruit that is narrow at the top and

wide at the bottom

2. a sea animal that eats fish and lives

around coasts

3.a competition played according to

rules

4. a  respectful way of addressing a man in

Britain

5. a narrow strip of material to fasten smth

6. a loose piece of clothing like in one

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