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Look at the following sentences and
tell us the two meanings of the
underlined word. Try to describe two
parts of speech.
1. Once out in the street, she walked
quickly towards her usual bus stop.
2.‘Here we are, King Street.’ he stopped.
n. a place at which someone/something
stops
v. to put an end to what one is doing
3. He met me in Park Street and walked
me the rest of the way home.
4. That was nice of him. Why didn’t you
invite him to come in and rest?
n. the remaining part
v. relax
Many words in English can have more
than one part of speech. In some cases,
different parts of speech (usually a noun
and a verb) have the same spelling but
different meanings.
Read the story Fog and find more
words that can be used both as a noun
and a verb. Tell us the meanings of
these words when used as different
parts of speech.
For example:
Polly leaves work early. Work here is a
noun, which means ‘something that one
is doing, especially as a job’. Work can
also be used as a verb. e.g. Polly works
very hard.
Find the words listed below in the
story and complete the table. Then
make different sentences with the
words.
Wordleft
line 2 line 43
Part of speech
Meaning
verb
went away from a place/a person
adverb
on the west side of your body when you are facing north
Use the words in Part B and the correct
part of speech to complete the report.
• The air sometimes smells very bad. Do
you know what (1) _________ this?
One (2)_______ is traffic.
• Does anyone have an (3) _________ to
the problem of global warming? so far,
causes
cause
answer
even scientists can’t (4) ________ this
question.
• In some countries, the price of food (5)
_________ every year. Poor people
often have to go hungry because they
cannot afford the (6) ___________.
answer
increases
increase
Complete the sentences with
the correct part of speech. sense
1. Doctors often ____ uneasiness in people.
2. Your _____ are the physical abilities of
sight, smell, hearing, touch and taste.
3. I looked at the printed page but the
words made no _____.
sense(v.)
(n.)senses
(n.) sense
desert
1. All his friends have ________ him.
2. On his return from his office, he
found the house ________.
3. They were lost in the ______.
deserted
deserted
desert
(v.)
(v.)
(n.)
time
1. It’ll take you a long ____ to learn
English well.
2. I have seen the movie three _____.
3. He _____ her as she swam a mile.
time
times
timed
(n.)
(n.)
(v.)
present
1. The _______ situation in Middle East
is very dangerous.
2. The chairman himself _________ the
first winner the prize.
3. The child received a lot of _________
in the Spring Festival.
(adj.)
(v.)
(n.)
present
presented
presents
deal
1. They learned to ____ with unexpected
situation.
2. The workers are hoping for a better
pay _____.
3. A great ____ of work needs doing.
(n.)
(n.)
(v.)
deal
deal
deal
What words do you use to describe
different kinds of weather?
Read the conversation in Part A on
Page 7.
Adjectives:
cloudy, sunny, cold, cool, warm,
hot, dry, wet, rainy, snowy
Nouns:
rain, snow, wind, storm, shower
Look at the weather report for
today. Then complete the weather
forecast for tomorrow using the
symbols and the pictures at page 7
to help you.
Here is the weather forecast for
tomorrow. It will be warm and
_____ in the morning, with a fair
chance of ______ weather
developing before noon. It will
become cooler in the afternoon.
The sky will be cloudy with heavy
_____.
sunny
cloudy
rain
In the evening, the temperature
will drop a lot and it will become
a bit cold. There will be
_________________, with a
_______ likely after midnight!
thunder/ lightning
storm
1. What kinds of weather do you
prefer? And why?
2. Forecast the weather of tomorrow.
You can discuss with your partner.
• Try to find more words with different
parts of speech.
• Do exercises on P91.
• Talk about different kinds of weather
in different seasons and places.