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Homework words exercise 1: Sort your word list into nouns and verbs. Most can fit into more than one category! promptly angrily motto gallery airfield dollar international label Britain lodge glacier luggage capital Europe harbour visitor channel finally interesting queue

Homework words exercise 1: Sort your word list into nouns and verbs. Most can fit into more than one category! promptly angrily motto gallery airfield dollar international label Britain lodge glacier luggage capital Europe harbour visitor channel finally interesting queue

Homework words exercise 1: Sort your word list into nouns and verbs. Most can fit into more than one category! promptly angrily motto gallery airfield dollar international label Britain lodge glacier luggage capital Europe harbour visitor channel finally interesting queue

Homework words exercise 1: Sort your word list into nouns and verbs. Most can fit into more than one category! promptly angrily motto gallery airfield dollar international label Britain lodge glacier luggage capital Europe harbour visitor channel finally interesting queue

Homework words exercise 1: Sort your word list into nouns and verbs. Most can fit into more than one category! promptly angrily motto gallery airfield dollar international label Britain lodge glacier luggage capital Europe harbour visitor channel finally interesting queue

Homework words exercise 1: Sort your word list into nouns and verbs. Most can fit into more than one category! promptly angrily motto gallery airfield dollar international label Britain lodge glacier luggage capital Europe harbour visitor channel finally interesting queue

Homework words exercise 2: Use the following word-pairs in compound sentences (one sentence per pair). Make sure it makes sense. E.g. airfield & Europe: The ability to defend an airfield from enemies was important to the war effort in Europe. Visitor & international Label & promptlyQueue & gallery Interesting & glacierFinally & BritainCapital & harbour

Homework words exercise 2: Use the following word-pairs in compound sentences (one sentence per pair). Make sure it makes sense. E.g. airfield & Europe: The ability to defend an airfield from enemies was important to the war effort in Europe. Visitor & international Label & promptlyQueue & gallery Interesting & glacierFinally & BritainCapital & harbour

Homework words exercise 2: Use the following word-pairs in compound sentences (one sentence per pair). Make sure it makes sense. E.g. airfield & Europe: The ability to defend an airfield from enemies was important to the war effort in Europe. Visitor & international Label & promptlyQueue & gallery Interesting & glacierFinally & BritainCapital & harbour

Homework words exercise 2: Use the following word-pairs in compound sentences (one sentence per pair). Make sure it makes sense. E.g. airfield & Europe: The ability to defend an airfield from enemies was important to the war effort in Europe. Visitor & international Label & promptlyQueue & gallery Interesting & glacierFinally & BritainCapital & harbour

Homework words exercise 2: Use the following word-pairs in compound sentences (one sentence per pair). Make sure it makes sense. E.g. airfield & Europe: The ability to defend an airfield from enemies was important to the war effort in Europe. Visitor & international Label & promptlyQueue & gallery Interesting & glacierFinally & BritainCapital & harbour

Homework words exercise 2: Use the following word-pairs in compound sentences (one sentence per pair). Make sure it makes sense. E.g. airfield & Europe: The ability to defend an airfield from enemies was important to the war effort in Europe. Visitor & international Label & promptlyQueue & gallery Interesting & glacierFinally & BritainCapital & harbour

Homework words exercise 3: Un-jumble the following list words and match them to their definition.

Homework words exercise 3: Un-jumble the following list words and match them to their definition.

Homework words exercise 3: Un-jumble the following list words and match them to their definition.

Homework words exercise 3: Un-jumble the following list words and match them to their definition.

Homework words exercise 3: Un-jumble the following list words and match them to their definition.

Homework words exercise 3: Un-jumble the following list words and match them to their definition.