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Answers to lesson 335: 1, barrel.
2, reason. 3, sheet/ghost. 4, bone. 5, duck's back. 6, thin.
7, eye. 8, his teeth. 9, Leaf. 10 , bone. 11, eyelid. 12, nuts.
13, torn. 14, riches. 15, narrow. 16, bat. 17, bear. 18, lurch.
19, deep-sea. 20, root.
Lesson 336: CAT QUESTIONS Each of the words below begins with the word cat.
The other letters have been left out. Can you discover them from the clues provided? 1. Cat ---- underground burial chambers 2.
Cat --- a list 3. Cat ---a steep waterfall 4. Cat --- a group, or class 5. Cat ---a religious building 6. Cat ---a fluffy flower found on willows and hazels 7. Cat ---a sudden disaster 8. Cat --- a boat with two hulls 9. Cat --- a larva of a butterfly or moth 10. Cat --- a disease of the eye 11. Cat --- a loud raucous cry 12. Cat --- a device for hurling a stone ILL WORDS Ill words aren't sick.
Far from it. They are alive and well and sitting in the dictionary between ilk and image. Ill words, of course, are words beginning with the letters I, L, L, and there are lots of them. Here are eight to start with: ILLEGAL ILLEGIBLE ILLITERATE ILLNESS ILLOGICAL ILLUMINATE ILLUSION ILLUSTRATE Your can have great fun with Ill words by playing the Ill game. The aim of the game is to give players the letters, I, L, L, and ten minutes in which to write out all the words they can think of beginning with ILL. The player with the longest list when the time is up is the winner.
When you've had a round of ILL you can try a round with ALL.
That's got a lot to offer as well: ALLAY ALLEGATION ALLEY ALLIANCE ALLIGATOR ALLOW ALLOY ALLY and more besides. And when you've finished with ILL and ALL, you can move on to longer words - like CAST and HEAD and WEAK and SELF - and see where they lead you. Dictionaries can be used for checking answers.
We offer the services of experienced English teachers to friends and families. Do not hesitate to send us your writings by post or personally deliver them to our office in a closed envelope marked "Learn English Through Tehran Times".
Answers to lesson 335: 1, barrel.
2, reason. 3, sheet/ghost. 4, bone. 5, duck's back. 6, thin.
7, eye. 8, his teeth. 9, Leaf. 10 , bone. 11, eyelid. 12, nuts.
13, torn. 14, riches. 15, narrow. 16, bat. 17, bear. 18, lurch.
19, deep-sea. 20, root.
Lesson 336: CAT QUESTIONS Each of the words below begins with the word cat.
The other letters have been left out. Can you discover them from the clues provided? 1. Cat ---- underground burial chambers 2.
Cat --- a list 3. Cat ---a steep waterfall 4. Cat --- a group, or class 5. Cat ---a religious building 6. Cat ---a fluffy flower found on willows and hazels 7. Cat ---a sudden disaster 8. Cat --- a boat with two hulls 9. Cat --- a larva of a butterfly or moth 10. Cat --- a disease of the eye 11. Cat --- a loud raucous cry 12. Cat --- a device for hurling a stone ILL WORDS Ill words aren't sick.
Far from it. They are alive and well and sitting in the dictionary between ilk and image. Ill words, of course, are words beginning with the letters I, L, L, and there are lots of them. Here are eight to start with: ILLEGAL ILLEGIBLE ILLITERATE ILLNESS ILLOGICAL ILLUMINATE ILLUSION ILLUSTRATE Your can have great fun with Ill words by playing the Ill game. The aim of the game is to give players the letters, I, L, L, and ten minutes in which to write out all the words they can think of beginning with ILL. The player with the longest list when the time is up is the winner.
When you've had a round of ILL you can try a round with ALL.
That's got a lot to offer as well: ALLAY ALLEGATION ALLEY ALLIANCE ALLIGATOR ALLOW ALLOY ALLY and more besides. And when you've finished with ILL and ALL, you can move on to longer words - like CAST and HEAD and WEAK and SELF - and see where they lead you. Dictionaries can be used for checking answers.