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choose ‘American’, which you will find by clicking on ‘Options’ at the top of the page.Extending your vocabularyAlso remember that there are other methods of acquiring new vocabulary. For example,you should read as much as possible from a different variety of authentic reading m[r]

CHECK YOUR ENGLISH VOCABULARY FORTOEFL®byRawdon WyattTHIRD EDITIONA & C Black Londonwww.acblack.comFirst edition published in Great Britain 2002Second edition published in 2004This third edition published in 2007A & C Black Publishers Ltd38 Soho Square, Lo[r]

CHECK YOUR ENGLISH VOCABULARY FORTOEIC®byRawdon WyattA & C Black Ⴇ Londonwww.acblack.comFirst published in Great Britain in 2006A & C Black Publishers Ltd38 Soho Square, London W1D 3HB© Rawdon Wyatt 2006All rights reserved.No part of this publication may b[r]

Now, in my opinion, the best thing about modern information technology is the (1) network that linksmillions of computers from around the world. Once you've got yourself a / an (2) company that allowsyou (3) entry, and a (4) program that finds information you can start using this. It's especially us[r]

CHECK YOUR ENGLISH VOCABULARY FORLEISURE, TRAVEL ANDTOURISMRawdon WyattA & C Black ț LondonSecond EditionFirst published 1995 by Peter Collin Publishing as Check Your English Vocabulary for Hotels, Tourism and Catering Management[r]

(16)__________: a (17)__________ at 4 goals each.beat captains cheerleaders coaches draw encouragementopponents pitch players referee score spectators stadiumsupporters teams triumph winTest your knowledge with this vocabulary quiz.20Food and eating outFor reference see Easier Engli[r]

15. The project is very exciting, but everyone realizes that it will ________ a lot of work.16. You can order our latest software programs by phone or online. And the great thing is, there's no________ to pay until you've received your purchases.17. It is absolutely ________ that deliveries a[r]

8. He complimented me (A) on my hard work, thanked me (B) for the help I had given him, wrote hisemail address (C) at the back of one of my business cards and asked me (D) to contact him when Igot home. 9. Most workers go (A) with bus or subway (B) from the suburbs (C) to the city center, but[r]

30. They'll say that the Smell-O-Phone®is nothing more than a fat, and that this time next yearnobody will want one!31. However, I just know it will sell well, and I bet our competiton is getting really worried!32. Perhaps I can canvince you to buy one? Go on! You know it's just what you've always w[r]

one of these is the slow despatch time for overseas orders.56For reference see Easier English Intermediate Dictionary (0-7475-6989-4).Also see Continuing, repeating and starting again on pages 10 and 11.Exercise 1:Read this extract from a magazine article about travel, and choos[r]

Exercise 2:Word forms 3: adjectives from verbs (page 64)1. promotional / inspiring 2. innovative / impressive 3. wasteful / obligatory 4. repetitive / boring 5. excited / doubtful 6. decisive/ active 7. inventive / changeable 8. continual (= stopping and starting ) / continuous (without stopping) 9.[r]

© Bloomsbury Publishing. For reference see Dictionary of Leisure, Travel and Tourism (0-7475-7222-4).Note: AmE = American English (the English used in North America)Abbreviations 1: International organisations (pages 1 + 2)Across4. Hostel 6. Cultural 8.Union 9. Labour 10.Camping[r]

21. When you buy something, you should always ask for, and keep, the __________ in case you need toreturn it.22. When the hotel takes a delivery of something, it is important to check the accompanying__________ to make sure that everything the hotel ordered is there.23. If an airline p[r]

 Imagine that you are going to another country for two weeks, either on business or for a holiday. Make a list of20 items you would take with you (not including clothes). These can be a combination of necessities (e.g.,passport) and luxuries (e.g., MP3 player). When you have made y[r]

On the road / Car hire© Bloomsbury Publishing. For reference see Dictionary of Leisure, Travel and Tourism (0-7475-7222-4).bonnet (of a car) ț boot (of a car) ț diversion ț dual carriagewayflyover ț indicator ț junction ț main road ț pavementpetrol ț puncture ț roundabout ț subway ț taxitraff[r]

company had taken it over.C.Prices for long-haul flights are usually a bit steep. However, competition between airlines has brought pricesdown recently, and if you shop around you can usually get a good deal, especially if you go to a bucketshop or search on the Internet. I managed to get a c[r]

grown in well-managed forests. The manufacturing processes conform to the environmentalregulations of the country of origin.книга выложена группой vk.com/englishlibraryIntroductionWho is this book for?This book has been written for anyone working, or planning to work, in human resource[r]

Sausages and mashed potato, traditionally served with onion gravy.A traditional Scottish food, made from the inner organs of a sheep that are cut into small pieces,mixed with grain and pushed into the skin of a sheep's stomach before being cooked.A Scottish mixture of potatoes and turnips, often eat[r]

continue to receive payments after her husband's death.State pensionsPensions paid by the state. In many countries, these are contribution-based: people who have not paid4 sufficient / satisfactory contributions during their 5 work lives / working lives do not receive the fullamount.Occupational pen[r]

H. Telegraph Road I. deli J. tourist information office K. railway station L. bus station M. Stallone Street N. library O. CommercialStreet P. department store Q. post office R. museum S. Luigi's restaurant T. art gallery U. Grand Hotel V. Clemenceau AvenueW. Washington Park X. Dominion Street Y. sh[r]