cambridge english vocabulary in use upper intermediate advanced - 239

46.5

The description of an elephant from the same encyclopaedia is given below. While it is unlikely t hat you would need or want to write anything quite so technical, look at it carefully and piek out a ny vocabulary from it that could also be useful for you to learn. elephant A large mammal of the family, Elephantidae; almost naked grey skin; massive f orehead; small eyes; upper incisor teeth form 'tusks'; snout elongated as a muscular, grasping 'trunk'; ears large and movable (used to radiate heat). There are two living species. The A fričan elephant is the largest living land animal, with three sub-species. The Asian elephant has four sub-species. The Afričan is larger with larger ears, a triangular tip on the top and b ottom of the trunk tip (not just on the top) and obvious tusks in the female. If you chose to write about another animal, compare your description if possible with one in an English-language encyclopaedia. If not ask a teacher to correct your work.

U nit 47
47.1 47.2 1 heel; soles 2 laces 1 pyjamas 2 jeans 3 dressing-gown 4 slippers 3 shorts 4 pairs of pants 5 belt 6 hem; buttons 5 pair (of tights) 6 tights (or new ones) 5 velvet ribbon 6 cotton T-shirt

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1 silk evening blouse 2 cashmere sweater Possible answers:

3 leather boots 4 corduroy trousers

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The man is wearing baggy corduroy trousers with a shabby sweater. The collar of a tartan shirt is visible. He has lace-up shoes and one of the laces is undone. He has a pair of mitts on and a fiat c ap. The woman is wearing a round-neck close-fitting spotted long-sleeved blouse with plain euffs and a knee-length striped skirt. She has high-heeled shoes on and is carrying a large handbag and some gloves. 47.5 1 fits 2 matches 3 suits

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48. I 1 2 3 4 5 6 flu - headache, aching muscles, fever, cough, sneezing p neumonia - dry cough, high fever, chest pain, rapid breathing rheumatism - swollen, painful joints, stiffness, limited movement c hickenpox - rash starting on body, slightly raised temperature mumps - swollen glands in front of ear, earache or pain on eating an uleer - burning pain in abdomen, pain or nausea after eating 3 For measuring people. 4 For doing operations. 5b 6f 7h 8d

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1 For measuring temperature. 2 For weighing people. lc 2g 3e 4a

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