Unit 4 - Vocabulary

Where am I?
Listen to me describe somewhere!
  • I am standing with my back to an old museum, it is a very beautiful building. 
  • There are cobble stones 
  • There is a vey old "weighing house" building dating from 1620 opposite. Now it is used as a cafe/restaurant, people sit outside in the summer. 
  • I can see a tall church spire. 
  • There is a statue of a Dutch "explorer"- 
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Where am I?
Listen to me describe somewhere!
  • I am standing with my back to an old museum, it is a very beautiful building. 
  • There are cobble stones 
  • There is a vey old "weighing house" building dating from 1620 opposite. Now it is used as a cafe/restaurant, people sit outside in the summer. 
  • I can see a tall church spire. 
  • There is a statue of a Dutch "explorer"- 

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  • Do you know any other examples of compound nouns made of two nouns? 
What is this?
Traffic light
What type of word is this?
A compound noun: 
We put two nouns together to make a compound noun.
The first noun describes the second.

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EXERCISE 1 - P 53 /WORK IN PAIRS
  • Which adjective describes somewhere that is away from a lot of houses!
  • Which adjective describes a place where there are too many people? 
  • Which is a very fast train?
  • Which adjective describes something that is very safe?
  • Which is a road that turns a lot?
  • Which is very useful because it is close?
  • Places linked by good transport systems
  • Centre of a city?

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LISTENING
EXERCISE 2 
You are going to listen to two young people talking about where they live. What type of places do they live in?

EXERCISE 3
Match the places and things described with the words from  exercise 1. 


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- hyphens (or not) 
Compound nouns made from two different nouns can be found in three different forms: 
  1. Separate words without a hyphen (eg. car park)
  2. hyphenated words (eg. ice-skating)
  3. made of one word (eg. website)

The only way to be completely sure about what form a compound noun should be is to check in a dictionary.

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Exercise 4 - p53
Read through both boxes, A + B
Find one compound noun using the nouns in the boxes
Example: Apartment block / or / Apartment complex

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Individually
Exercise 5 page 53 and p.61 ex 1
Answers to ex 5
  • 1. housing crisis
  • 2. apartment block/complex
  • 3. traffic jams
  • 4. town planners
  • 5. public spaces
  • 6. weather conditions
  • 7 play area

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Answers to self study 
p61 Exercise 1
Compound nouns
  • 1 overcrowded
  • 2 traffic signs
  • 3 weather conditions
  • 4 express
  • 5 leisure centre/complex
  • 6 secure
  • 7 tourist spot
  • 8 handy

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Exercise 6
Discuss in pairs and make some notes about each other's ideas. Join a new group to continue the discussion
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Is putting rubbish underground a good idea? Why, why not?

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Homework
Finish the Review of Unit 3 before tomorrow!

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