Vocabulary 1 Click SLIDE SHOW to start. What to do: 1.Write the word in your notebook. 2.Find it in the dictionary. 3.Write the meaning in your notebook.

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Presentation transcript:

Vocabulary 1 Click SLIDE SHOW to start.

What to do: 1.Write the word in your notebook. 2.Find it in the dictionary. 3.Write the meaning in your notebook. 4.Study!

Look up these words in the dictionary: 1.Register 2.Line up / queue 3.Tardy 4.Unusual Hint: Unusual means “not usual”.

Look up these words in the dictionary: 1.Wedding reception 2.Dining hall 3.Graduate (noun and verb) 4.Nephew 5.Niece Hint: If you cannot find “wedding reception”, try looking up “reception”.

Look up these words in the dictionary: 1.Underestimate 2.Believe 3.(Be) confident 4.Quite (not quiet!) Hint: when you use “confident” you need “be”: I am confident, you are confident, etc.

Look up these words in the dictionary: 1.Customs 2.Immigration 3.Passport 4.Concierge 5.Double-decker bus

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