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English in Practice
English in Practice
Day 85
1. government
2. apolergise
3. probable
4. effishent
5. durable
6. un
7. how’re how’ve
8. current
9. foreign 2
surgery 3
10. said relied
11. The bus driver
announced, ‘The bus
is full.’
12. Johnny Depp is an
American actor.
13. Charles Dickens
14. past
15. heavily
16. preposition
17. itself
18. themselves
19. neither nor
20. greedy, selfish
people
Monday: Day 85
Day 86
1. prejerdice
2. definite
3. reversable
4. against
5. freedom
6. reflection
confirmation
7. site
8. solid
9. finance
10. Austria
11. ‘There is so much
to do,’ complained
Edel.
OR
There is so much
to do’, complained
Edel.
12. Denise said, ‘Your
really kind brother
will help you.’
13. Claire said,‘I’d love
to help but I’m going
shopping.’
14. are delighted by
15. Tourists appreciate
traditional foods.
16. Tourists enjoy local
festivals.
17. themselves
18. ourselves
19. besides
20. however
T uesday : Day 86
Day 87
1. fibre
2. shreik
3. collection
4. frightning
5. amiable
6. re
7. when’re when’ve
8. moose
9. experiment 4
measure 2
10. scurried buried
prayed
11. Susan Murphy,
the captain of
the football team,
encouraged her
teammates.
12. Marie whispered, ‘I hid the money in the safe.’
13. Roald Dahl wrote
‘The Witches’.
14. past
15. unconditionally
16. preposition
17. itself
18. itself
19. not but
20. his faithful fun-loving
partner in crime
Wednesday: 87
Day 88
1. theeater
2. expression
3. reveiw
4. organise
5. proud
6. eruption
preservation
7. sight
8. choice
9. guide
10. buffalo
11. ‘I think those
animals are called
antelope,’ said Dara.
OR
‘I think those
animals are called
antelope’, said Dara.
12. One of my favourite
films is ‘Shrek’.
13. Inspector Mulligan,
the leader of the
investigation, caught
the culprit.
14. are fascinated by
15. Some athletes are
badly affected by
fame.
16. Successful athletes
coach future stars.
17. themselves
18. ourselves
19. also
20. then
Thursday: 88
Work It Out
Work It Out
Week 22 Monday/Tuesday
Week 22 Wednesday/ Thursday
Busy at Maths
Busy at Maths
Ch21 pg. 109 Q 1 and 2
Pg. 111 Q 1
WOW Words WEEK 25
WOW Words WEEK 25
WOW Word Week 24 Friday 20th March
The opposition tried their best to annoy our team, they jeered us provocatively.
The Formula One car hurtled along the course with great speed.
The injured dog hobbled along awkwardly.
The uncontrollable inferno caused mass destruction and killed numerous crops.
I enjoyed the meal but unfortunately, I thought the waitress was very curt with us,
'What is going to happen to David?' Maria asked her father earnestly.
The predatory fox lurked in the background as the clueless rabbit hopped straight into his path.
I seldom go to Supervalu, I sometimes go to Aldi but I nearly always go to Lidl.
People all over the world are experiencing disquiet and anxiety about the spread of the CoronaVirus, it is natural to feel like this.
'Do you like reading books that feature mean spirited and ill - natured characters? Should every book have a Scrooge type character?' asked the teacher.
"Whatcha staring at?” Jimmy bellowed at Sam provocatively as he hurtled along on a quad. Sam resisted the temptation to react but wondered where he had got the quad from. Sam hobbled away, with his trademark limp. Sam’s leg had been badly burnt in that inferno that swept through his farm years ago when he attempted to salvage his cattle from near death.
Sam didn’t deserve to have Jimmy as a neighbour, nobody did. Jimmy was a despicable man who was ill – natured to everyone he met. He was a curt and brash man, the complete antonym to Sam. Jimmy seldom worked an honest day’s work and instead, he lurked around neighbour’s farms trying to steal anything he could. By contrast, Sam was an earnest, hard working man who did his best for his family. The way Jimmy lived caused Sam a lot of disquiet but his wife always pointed out that spiteful, malicious men like Jimmy were not worth thinking about.
Gaeilge
Gaeilge
Unjumbling activity:
1.Parade = iarápd = páraid
2.people of Ireland = úitnirm an irenhEan = _múintir na hEireann
3.St. Patrick’s Day = áL éilFhe gadPrai = Lá Fhéile Phadraig
4.dream = óinbglirdo = _brionglóid
5.shamrock = seamróg = seamróg
6. information = loase = eolas
7. I was born = dugrah ém = rugadh mé
8. working = ga iabro = ag obair
9. Wales = nA aireatnBh gBahe = an Bhreatain Bheag
Comprehension: Why Do We Dream?
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