Match the following activities to teacher/learn the words with the types of exercises



Exploratory task 1.16

Match the “near synonyms” of the verb “to cause surprise” with their implied semantic features (Jordan, R. 1997. English for Academic Purposes. CUP. P. 155).

Synonyms Implied meaning
Surprise 1. Causing to think again
Astonish 2. Making feel shy
Amaze 3. Leaving helpless
Astound 4. Unexpected
Flabbergast 5. Unbelievable
Shock 6. Running counter to the usual
Move 7. Eliciting emotional response
Bewilder 8. Stupefy
Embarrass 9. Hard to bear

Exploratory task 1.17

Give the shades of meaning to the words in the “constellation” of “suffering in the body”

Stiff (neck) Pain Ache
Suffering in the body
Sting Sore Agony

Exploratory task 1.19 Find the way of saying the same things to small children

Adult technical register Child’s register
They are excavating the ruins now
She is undergoing the appendectomy
Dissolve the powder in the water and shake the solution
Turn off all electronic appliances before boarding
Season lightly and simmer for five minutes
No sweat without sweat
Click the mouse and drag the icon into the game area

(Adapted from Harmer, J. and R. Rossner. 1991. More than Words. Book 1. Longman. P. 21-22)

SAQ 1.2

Match the use of words in bold type and the elements of “lexical competence” necessary to use the words

Words Competence
1. Calibre of a man A. Denoted meaning
2. Give me some prunes B. Verbal associations
3. The sky, the birds, the dawn … C. Semantic field
4. He can live with his partner … D. Social conventions
5. Nothing can influence her E. Grammar
6. The word is a real jaw-breaker F. Collocations
7. Only when the milk sets … G. Connotation
8. All you need is industry and zeal … H. Metaphor
9. Can’t make merry, make money … I. Idiom
10. All these young hopefuls … J. Individual meaning

Exploratory task 2.1

Rate the following activities according to the depth of processing lexical meaning. Prove your decision.

Task 1. Choose the pictures that show how these people feel. Use on of the words given: , great, in heaven, so-so, not great, bad, awful, terrible, horrible.
Task 2. How can the following vegetables be cooked: beans, broccoli, aubergines, celery, onions, leeks, spinach, asparagus, potatoes, mushrooms?
Task 3. What professions will need the following qualities: determination, original ideas, great courage, a lot of luck, broad mind, imagination, excellent memory.

Exploratory task 2.2

Try to memorize the given words in the two ways. The first way is to read List 1 and to write the words that you were able to recall in the space provided. The second way is to read List 2 and to write the words that you were able to recall in the space provided. How do you account for the difference?

List 1 Recalled words List 2 Recalled words
Dummy Key-board
Adapter Screen
Alibi Mouse
Ignition File
Hinge Memory
Ambulance Processor
Blender Floppy-disk

SAQ 2.1

Match the following activities to teacher/learn the words with the types of exercises

Activities Exercises
1. Use the new words in a story of your own 2. Describe the computer parts and how it works 3. Give an associated word with each of the new vocabulary items 4. Describe the most fashionable clothes designs from the picture 5. Label the picture of the kitchen with the names of things 6. Give the synonyms to the following words 7. Guess the meaning of the words from the context A. Meaning interpretation B. Word reinforcement C. Communicative word use D. Mnemonic exercises

Exploratory task 2.4

 Read the sentences. Then give the names of the jobs and write them in the form of the lexical grid to cross correctly with the word “policeman” (the word "policeman" has been written for you going "down" in the crossword:


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