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978-1-316-63175-1 — English Vocabulary in Use Upper-Intermediate Book with Answers. Michael McCarthy Felicity O'Dell. Excerpt. More Information.

EnglishVocabulary

inUse upper-intermediate &advanced

MichaelMcCarthy

jl,FelicityO'Dell

100unitsofvocabularyreferenceandpractice

self-studyandclassroomuse

CambridgeUNIVERSITYPRESS

EnglishVocabulary

inUse

MichaelMcCarthy

FelicityO'Dell

gigCambridge^0UNIVERSITYPRESS

CAMBRIDGEUNIVERSITYPRESS

RuizdeAlarcon13,28014Madrid,Spain

©CambridgeUniversityPress1994

Firstpublished1994

Ninthprinting1999

ISBN0521423961

Contents

vi 1

Introduction

1Learningvocabulary-generaladvice

2Learningvocabulary-aidstolearning

3Organisingavocabularynotebook

4ThenamesofEnglishlanguagewords

5Usingyourdictionary

6Revisingvocabulary

7Formalandinformalwords

Wordformation

9Prefixes(e.g.over-worked,exhale)

10Roots(e.g.impress,pressure,expression)

11Abstractnouns(e.g.faith,hopeandlove)

Connectingandlinking

20Time(e.g.assoonas,while,afterwards)

21Condition(e.g.unless,providedthat)

25Text-referringwords(e.g.issue,problem)

Countablesanduncountables

29Collectivenouns(e.g.aflockofsheep)

Acknowledgements

Usingthisbook

iiiEnglishVocabularyinUse

Topics

331Countries,nationalitiesandlanguages

32Theweather

33Describingpeople-appearance

34Describingpeople-character

35Relationships

36Athome

37Everydayproblems

38Globalproblems

39Education

40Work

41Sport

42Thearts

43Food

44Theenvironment

45Towns

46Thenaturalworld

47Clothes

48Healthandmedicine

49Travel

50Holidays

51Numbersandshapes

52Scienceandtechnology

53Thepressandmedia

54Politicsandpublicinstitutions

55Crime

56Money-buying,sellingandpaying

Notionalconcepts

57Number,quantity,degreeandintensity

58Time

59Distancesanddimensions

61Soundandlight

62Possession,givingandlending

63Movementandspeed

64Texture,brightness,weightanddensity

65Success,failureanddifficulty

Feelingsandactions

67Beliefandopinion

68Pleasantandunpleasantfeelings

69Like,dislikeanddesire

70Speaking

71Thesixsenses

72Whatyourbodydoes

73Whatanimalsdo

ivEnglishVocabularyinUse

Fixedexpressions

yourshoes) girls,theworld'sworst) inanutshell)

83Idioms-miscellaneous

84Proverbs(e.g.Manyhandsmakelightwork.)

Phrasalverbsandverb-basedexpressions

85Expressionswithdoandmake

86Expressionswithbringandtake

87Expressionswithget

88Expressionswithsetandput

89Expressionswithcomeandgo

90Expressionswithlook

VarietiesofEnglish

92HeadlineEnglish(e.g.boost,axe)

93USEnglish(e.g.elevator,downtown)

94OtherEnglishes

95Slang(e.g.copper,bread)

98Abbreviations(e.g.UN,OPEC,lab)

99NewwordsinEnglish

100

Discoursemarkers(e.g.Right!Mindyou!)

Key202

Listofphoneticsymbols270

Index271

EnglishVocabularyinUsev

Acknowledgements

viEnglishVocabularyinUse

Usingthisbook

Whywasthisbookwritten?

eitherwithateacherorforself-study.

Howisthebookorganised?

teachyousomemorenewwords. aboutthewordsstudiedintheunit. atthebeginningoftheindex.

HowshouldIusethisbook?

inanyorderthatsuitsyou. onusingyourdictionaries.)

EnglishVocabularyinUse.I

Learningvocabulary-generaladvice

Whatdoyouneedtolearn?

1HowmanywordsarethereinEnglish?Atleast:

a)10,000b)100,000c)250,000d)500,000 didheuseinhiswriting? a)10,000b)60,000c)100,000d)120,000 a)2,500b)5,000c)7,500d)10,000 a)50b)250c)1,000d)2,500 verb'coin'asusedinthecontextabove.

Whatdoesknowinganewwordmean?

a)whatwordsitisusuallyassociatedwith c)howitispronounced e.g.royalfamily;richvocabulary.

EnglishVocabularyinUse

1Howcouldyourecordthefollowing?

youpersonally.Example:newspapers3 placeinwhichtheycanhibernate. someoneorgotoadictionaryforhelp. a)5b)10c)15d)morethan15

2Whereandwhenareyougoingtolearnthem?

3Howoftenareyougoingtoreviseyourwork?

EnglishVocabularyinUse3

2Learningvocabulary-aidstolearning

organisingyourvocabularystudy. 1 ideasthatyouliketoyournetwork.

Learntogetherwordsbasedonthesameroot.

a)pricepricelessoverpriced b)handysingle-handedgivemeahand

Picturesanddiagramscanhelpyoulearn

4EnglishVocabularyinUse

Wordtreescanbeuseful.

originalshootmagnificentkick aball brillianteditJbreathtakinghit unusualideadirect jafilmsuperbviewbounce greatstarin excellentreview

Matricescanalsoclarifycollocations.

followingexampleofamatrix: acaramotorbikeatrainaplane tofly+ todrive++ toride++

3Nowcompletethefollowingsentences.

c)amotorbikecanbeverydangerous.

EnglishVocabularyinUse5

31Organisingavocabularynotebook

AOrganisingwordsbymeaning

BUsingvarioustypesofdiagrams

diagram.(SeealsoUnit2.) _FURNITURE_ livingroom'bedroomkitchen sofabookcaslampwardrobedresser itto.(SeeUnit2.) petrolsteering wheelclutchbrake unleadedhand •brake ;aloon) - (hatchback

Organisingbyword-class

herpersonalnotebook.Thisiswhatshesaid: nexttothatwordwithafewnotes: ocr&asf^ruraU=ceas&(snare

EnglishVocabularyinUse

Exercises

(Jo-r< teJf'&etame-decirtaPiarpad\o beneath) unJesJ

ImootruA^~t&ngopfiAa/t&ngo(juecarreer

draurty-therovmojuahotan<$IgotU)kdttanadoyourruzfke.it? neadto-fijbritoa/aJ?dadode

£

Luide-au/nke(fcd&gajvttAe)

inthemiddleofthediagram? hehadmade.Thiswashissystem: andaspecialefforttolearnit. 3 nounverbadjectiveperson production industry export produceproducer industrial

EnglishVocabularyinUse7

4ThenamesofEnglishlanguagewords

AThenamesofbasicpartsofspeechinEnglish

BWordsrelatingtonouns

CWordsrelatingtoverbs

DWordsrelatingtotheconstructionofwords

andendswithafullstop.

EWordsrelatingtopronunciation

FWordsandtheirassociations

hair.

GWordsdescribingpunctuation

fullstop,comma;semi-colon'apostrophe hyphen-dash!exclamationmark?questionmark

8EnglishVocabularyinUse

Exercises

thefollowing:

1nouns%

2verbs

3adjectives

4adverbs

5prepositions

T(transitive)orITintransitive.

4#3Completethefollowingtable.

verbinfinitive-ingformpastparticiple define%... mean write

4*4Thinkaboutthewordinformal.

1Whatisitsroot,itsprefixanditssuffix?

2Whatisitsoppositeorantonym?

3Hasitgotanysynonyms?

4Whatwordsareincludedinitswordfamily?

5Useitin(a)aphraseand(b)asentence.

syllableisstressed. manviolinlavatoryconversetolerate

Which?

Example:uncountablenoun

EnglishVocabularyinUse9

5Usingyourdictionary

including(amongotherthings): words,e.g.curls) oftheEnglishalphabet.

0thinthickdthinthentjchinchurch

Ishinshed3jinjam3sinpleasure

vnginringaeainbadDointop

01oinformuuinput9ainabout

Auinup31iinbird

malignant: thrust.2(a)(ofatumour)growinguncontrol- malignant,(b)(ofdiseases)harmfultolife. [>ma-lig*nancy/-nansi/n1[U]stateofbeing malignant.2fC)malignanttumour, ma'lig-nantlyadv. intransitive(doesn'tneedanobject). hairy/hcsri

1/.hairier,hairiest.1Someoneoradjqualtt

plumpchildwithhairylegsabig,hairyman.. thebody. tospare. toEnglishVocabularyinUse

Exercises

mayhelpyoutoseparatesynonyms. techniquesaretherefordictionaries? sofadivan couchsettee bootsbooteessailingboatketch wellingtonsdinghyyacht

1Comeandsitontheandrelaxawhile.

4It'snotaproperyacht;it'sjustatinylittle

papersacasualfriendship,ocasually.

2Ifyouarecasual,youare,oryoupretendtobe,

heaskedhertodance.acasualwave,ocasually

ADJOLA55XF

ftaccidental

0ADV"TRVB

ADJCLAS51F=superficial

oadvwttbvb

ADJQUALTT - nonchalant,

unconcerned

0ADVWITHVB

casually onapermanentorregularbasis,egTheyemploy (definitionno.)

2Ionlysaiditcasually,butitshockedher.()

3Idon'tgetasalary;I'mjustacasual.()

1/ed3u'keij3n/4/'liboti/

2/'paespoit/5/v^'wi^n/

3/'lerjG/6f'brAda/

meanings?

IIEnglishVocabularyinUse

6Revisingvocabulary

Revisingwiththisbook

vocabularynotebookconnectedwiththeunit.

Herearesomesuggestions:

sureabout. tolearn.Writethemdown. employed. dictionarytohelpyou. themintoanetworkoratable,perhaps. phrase? remember?

12EnglishVocabularyinUse

Makingthenewwordsactive

vocabulary.

Encouragethisprocessby:

lifeandinterestsatthemoment. aboutthewordsyouhavelearnt. contextinyourdiaryornotebook.

Whatcanyouremember?

backattheunits.

2Nowreadthroughtheunitsagain.

3Howmuchdoyourememberabouttheunitsnow?

Someplansforyourworkwiththisbook

EnglishVocabularyinUse13

7Formalandinformalwords

Scalesofformality

veryformalneutralveryinformal offspringchildrenkids abode/residencehouse/flatplace alcoholicbeveragesdrinkbooze

Short,monosyllabicinformalwords

Itcostmetenquid,[pounds]

ComeandmeetmyMumandDad.[motherandfather]

Hi!Can'tstop;seeyou,bye![hello;goodbye]

Themilk'sinthefridge,[refrigerator]

Clippings

ShallI(tele)phonethem?

Hersister'saveterinarysurgeon).

i

Formalityinnotices,instructions,etc.

formalwords.

8THISPUBLICHOUSE

ISCLOSEDUNTIL

FURTHERNOTICE

I

ARTICLESDEPOSITEDMUST

BEPAIDFORINADVANCE

DONOTALIGHTWHILE

THEBUSISINMOTION

Weregretwecannot

acceptcheques

DONOTADDRESSTHE

DRIVERUNLESSTHEBUS

ISSTATIONARY

Ticketsmustbepurchased

beforeboardingthetrain

14EnglishVocabularyinUse

Exercises

1 kip2apal3achap4cheerio5swot6ta!7brainy handpageifnecessary.

JIM:Annie,canyoulendmefivepounds?

ANNIE:Whatfor?

havetotakeataxi. refrigeratoratourflatisempty,asusual.

ANNIE:Can'tyougobyUnderground?

JIM:Erm...

ANNIE:Anyway,theanswer'sno.

mightsayinstead. attheschool? driving. considering...etc.

1Theoppositeofstationary.

2Theoppositeoftoboard.

3a)tobesorryb)tobuyc)tospeakto

12mnm

EnglishVocabularyinUse15

8Suffixes

Commonnounsuffixes

opener,grater,projector. sender/addressee,payee(e.g.ofacheque).

BAdjectivesuffix

-ive:(adjectives)passiveproductiveactive -ful:(adjectives)forgetfulhopefuluseful -ify:(verbs)beautifypurifyterrify eightish.

16EnglishVocabularyinUse

Exercises

2Apersonwhoplaysclassicalviolin.

4Apersonwhoactsinamateurtheatre.

5Thepersontowhomachequeismadeout.

6Amachineforwashingdishes.

8Thepersontowhomaletterisaddressed.

2atypewriter4arecordplayer6asmoker

1

1Mostofhiscrimescanbeforgiven.

Mostofhiscrimesare

TheClubrefusestoanyonenotwearingatie.

3Heronlyfaultisthatsheislazy.

Heronlyfaultis

4Thisfirmhasproducedalotinrecentyears.

Thisfirmhasbeenveryinrecentyears.

5Ifoundthebookveryeasyandpleasanttoread.

Ifoundthebookvery

4tearfulspitefuldreadfulJiandful

5worshipkinshipfriendshippartnership

EnglishVocabularyinUse17

Prefixes

5 is'uncomfortable 5 ,theoppositeof'convenient

5is'inconvenient

5andtheoppositeof'similar

5 is'dissimilar 5 .Otherexamplesare'unjust 5 ,'inedible 5 ,'disloyal 5 .Unfortunately,thereisno whatitis. Note: 5or'pquotesdbs_dbs1.pdfusesText_1

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