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MlchaleCronickfor deftandthoughtful editing,andto thembothlor many
valuablesuggestions.

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Contents
lntroduction pages iv-vi
Puzzles pages1-50
I Picturesandopposites 26 Takethemaway
2 Monthsjigsaw 27 Fromtimeto time
3 Verbmini-crossword 2A Findthefamilies
4 Don'tdo it - it'sunlucky! 29 Whichmedicine?
5 Calculator 30 Songtitles
5 Foldingdoors 31 A chemical code
7 Longer,shorter 32 Bottomhalfonly
8 ldentityparade 33 Crossword in two parts
9 Findthefamily 34 Road signs
10 Clothes 35 Eyetest
11 greatest
Elvis's hits 36 Holiday photos
12 A+B=C 37 Saying thewrongthing
13 Mistakes at theairport 38 Heavy syllables
14 Famous dates 39 Whataretheir.iobs?
15 Longer,shorter, longer... 40 Complete thetitles
16 Tophalfonly 41 TheUnitedStates
17 Wellplayed I 42 Dominoes
18 Peopleandthjngs 43 Crossword in threeparts
19 Whatsonthemenu? 44 lvlissing
letters
20 Strange pictures 45 Worldquiz
21 Letters
intowords 46 Painting exhibition
22 Beatles
crossword 47 Jukebox
23, Rhyming pairs 48 A superlativecrossword
24 Wordsandpictures 49 Missing links
25 Famous names 50 Thelastword
Solutions pages51-57
lndex page 58
 lntroclr,lction
Therearefiftypuzzlesin thisbook.Theyallhelpyouto practise
yourEnglish.
gives
ThisIntroduction you someuseful You
words. often
'1 find wordsin
these
for English
theinstructions (lfyouknowBook in thisseries,
puzzles. you
alreadyknowmostof thesewords.)
Thisisa grid: Thisisalsoa grid:
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squores
boxes
iiIsaw Theseare
'i,utut squares:

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are

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crossword aretheclues:
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clues Across
across , of 'eat'.
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Whenthereareletters in a puzzle,
or numbers
saythemto yourself
in English.

Usea pencl,in caseyoumakea mistakel

Youcanfindtheso/utlons
at the backof the book.
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Each answer hasfiveletters.
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thereisa spelling (anextraletter).Foreachone,
correctthe mistakeandputthe extraletterin the 5ma[5quare.

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placeVoucouldf indat anairport.

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Withthe helpof the pictures,

put the datesbesidethe correctletters.
Writeeachdatein two ways.

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SHORTIR,
Inthispuzzle,
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longer.Number I hastwo letters;
Number - andone
2 hasthosetwo letters
more;Number -
3 hasthosethreelettersandonemore.AfterNumber 4 the
wordsgetshorter;afterNumber 7 theygetlonger, etc.

Where's
clasgow? I
Shortform
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Scotlani. CHRISTINA.

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What doesit
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17
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25
26
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the otherwordsandpictures
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'darts'?
Thisboardisa bit likethe board
Doyou knowthe Britishgamecalled
usedfor darts,but it haspieces
of wordson it:

Assemble the piecesto makesix

-
words theyareallwordsyou
canuseto giveyouropinion
of something.Foreach
word,takea piecef rom
a piece
the blackcircle,
fromthe greycircleanda
piecefromthe whitecircle.

Hereisoneword -
find the otherf ive:
AARVELLOUS

Fiveof thewordsmeansomething
isgood- butonemeans something
isbad:whichone?

of wordson thesedarts
Usethepieces
to make:
- a wordmeaning'very
interesting',

'notinteresting'
- a wordmeaning

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 Peopleand thfngs
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filmtitles.
theeleven arethetitlesof filmsfromtheUnitedKingdom
eachtitle.decide
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boxes.
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Andwhichfilmsareabouta woman?

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with somesoup,the firstmenuis difficultto read.
Afteran accident
menu.
onthesecond
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in the snow.
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lf thesewordsarealready youcanaddthese anomaKelwo new
on theboard: letters: wordsat thesame
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( lt canbe a horizontal
lineof squares. lineor a vertical
line.)
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board,to makefour newwords? the board,to makeflvenewwords?

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Between 1962and 1970,TheBeatles wroteandrecorded184songs.
Thetitlesof 26of thosesongsarethe cluesfor thiscrossword.
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themwiththehelpof thepictures.
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 PICTURES
Putthesewordsintothecorrect
Dictures.

No, thonks. Here you are. Vlould you

Have you got One coffee and Whot would
like some you like ?
any lemonode ?, fwo lemonodes. coffee ?

Slronlium No, thanks.I I +hink+hisdoor

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beer.

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Lookat thegroups of famous names.
Ineachgroup,threepeople areo{ the
samenationalityandoneperson isof
nationality.
a different
Writethenationalityof thethree
people in GridA, andthenationality
of theotherperson in GridB. Forexamplei American
'1 Neil Armstrong,astronaut
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findallthenationalities
at the WilliamShakespeare,writel
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FrankSinatra.sinoer English

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MahatmaGandhi,politicalleader
Victor Hugo,writer
Jean-PaulSartre,philosopher

3 PyotrTchaikovsky,
composer
ValentinaTereshkova,
astronaut
WolfgangAmadeusMozart,composer
AlexanderSolzhenitsyn,
writer

philosopher
5 Confucius, Bach,composer
JohannSebastian
MaoTse-Tung, political
leader JohannWolfgangvon Goethe,writer
AkiraKurosawa,film-maker Ludwigvan Beethoven,composer
philosopher
Lao-Tze, Vincentvan Gogh,painter

6 Federico f ilm-maker
Fellini, GRIDB
SophiaLoren,actress
andartist
Leonardoda Vinci,scientist
andpolitician
MelinaMercouri,actress
7 Andr6sSegovia,guitarist
FidelCastro,politicalleader
Miguel de Cervantes, writer
PabloPicasso.oainter
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 ffiffi
Twopreces of thisjigsaware
in position.
already Addthe
fourothers( justlookat the
shapesof thepieces -don't
worryabouttheletters for
themoment ).

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'l f indfive
I words.Write
Goround themhere:
thejigsaw Y
likethis:

Oneof thosefivewordsismissingfromthisproverb,
songtitle
andfilmtitle(thesame
wordin allthreeplaces).
Whichwordisit7

The, customer is The postman

rings twice.

fromthisproverb,
Whichword is missing songtitleandfilm title?

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Detter late than go out look back
in the rain.

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 Familv1
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Thisfamilyof wordshasfourmembers: thefirst.Whatarethethreeothers?
Like'TH15',
eachis hiddenin
thenameof a writer.
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words hassevenmembers:
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Like'ME',eachishidden
inthenameof a United
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state.

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 Thesesixpeoplearenot verywell- eachhasa differentproblem.Decide which
medicineis bestfor eachperson:
the letterson the pills
spellthe problems.

hasgot a , so Number isthebestmedicine. \

hasgjota , soNumber isthebestmedicine. \
hasgot a , so Number isthebestmedicine. \
hasgot a , so Number isthebestmedicine. \
hasgot a , so Number isthe bestmedicine.
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 songtitlSs.
listof eleven
At the bottomof the page,thereisan alphabetical
Complete the titlesby usingthese
verbs,
in their-rng
form:

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t-nuau 744
wntrc L00K

And...Findthecorrectpicture
for eachsong,and put the
numbers in thecrrcles.

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Oneof thesongsisnotaboutthepresent:
Question: lt'saboutlhefuture.Whichone?

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Hydrogen.
3 Cobalt+ Neon.
4 Copper+ Phosphorus.
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+
+ Potassium. Phosphorus.
7 Calcium + Nitrogen+Aluminium. 2 Cobalt+ Oxygen
10Fluorine + +
+ lodine Sulphur + Potassium.
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+ Oxygen +
'l + iron. Carbon+ Potassium.
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Complete by addingthe top halfof eachone.
Drawa linefromeachwordto the correctpicture.

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wordistheanswer.

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...-'.--1 Thecrossword Why?(lfyou

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roadsigns:
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andputthenumbers
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1 You'vegotto stophere.
2 Youcan'tenterthisstreet.
3 You'vegotto drivefasterthanthirtymilesper
hourhere:30 m.p.h.isthemrnimum speed.
4 Youcan'ttravelbybicycle here.
5 Youcan'tturnrighthere.
6 Youcanonlytravelbybicycle here.
7 Youcan'tturnlefthere.
8 You'vegotto go straight
on here:youcan't
turnleftor right.
9 Youcan'tovertake here.
park
10Youcannever here.
11 Youcan'tdrivefasterthanthirtymilesper
hourhere:30 m.p.h.isthemaximurn speed.

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themon the backsof the chairs.

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in thesepictures
Thespeakers areallsaying
thewrongthing:

Throw me fhe rope. and me the s

Nowtheyareallsaying
the rightthing:
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pictureswith speakers
sayingthewrongthing. Pass me fhe solf.. Gef me a buckef.
Movethe sentences
so thattheyareall
sayingthe rightthing.

Reod me q s+ory. Ploy me o song'

Give me Your hand' Dro- ^n iiQ.

how me Your PassPofi

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Bothwordshavetwo syllables (UN-DER,
BE-TWEEN),
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thefirstsyllable
is'heavier'.

lnlBeTWEEl!
, thestress
isonthesecond
syllable:
is 'heavier'
the secondsyllable

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scales.
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of a 1ob.Forexample:
Eachof the namesisan anagram
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addthecorrect numbers
fromthe pictures.

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wordsendwiththeletters'er'.Herearetwelve.
A lotof English
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HIGHER
LETTER
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SINGER cnreryql

fh,['ZZ HARRYnto DANqFAOUS

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 THEUNilTEB
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statesandtheirpostalabbreviations:
HereareeighteenNorthAmerican
Arizona AZ ConnecticutCT lowa lA N4ichigan lvl Texas TX
Arkansas AR Georgia GA Kansas KS Nebraska NE WisconsrnWl
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Louisiana Oregon OR
C o l o r a d oc o lndiana lN Maine ME SouthDakota5D

andput themin the correctorderto make

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the wordsfor the thingsin the picture.
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+ Colorado
1 Kansas
-?5-
+ Wisconsin
2 Nebraska
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3 lowa + Texas

+ Maine
4 Louisiana
-(t*
5 lndiana + Colorado
-o"
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 IN THREEPARTS
CBOSSWOND
PutthePastsmpleformsof the verbsintothe grid,and
thenanswerthequestion
at the bottomof the page.
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Thecrossword is dividedintothreeparts;eachparthasfiveverbsin it.

Why?(lf you readthe verbsaloud,youcanhearthe reason.)

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Ineachgroupof threewords,thesameletterismissing
fromallthreewords.
Addthemissing (The
letters. prcturesarethereto helpyou.)

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5
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BOT SCHOL
BANER
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7 B A L EI BIL R O IE R S K A T E S
8 WOD BOK FOT
9 BILIARDS
PULOVER VILAGE
10 THINER SUNY FUNY
I

Finally...
put the lettersin thesesquares,
to spellthe nameof a famouscity.

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'of
thepage,andthenanswer
theExtraQuestion.
oceanin theworld?
Whichisthelargest
A The Ocean.
Atlantic
B The IndianOcean.
C The Pacificocean.

2 Whichisthe longestriverin theworld?

D TheAmazon.
E T h eN i l e . i
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F TheMississippi.

in ihe world?
3 Whichisthe oldestuniversity
G TheUniversity ltaly.
of Bologna,
H TheUniversity England.
of Oxford,
I TheUniversity lvlorocco.
of Karueein,
in the world?
4 Whichisthe highestmountain
J Kanchenjunga.
K Everest.
L Annapurna.

country
Whichisthebiggest
in theworld?
M Canada.
N TheUSA.
o TheU55R.

6 Whichisthe r.
animalin \
heaviest
the world? Clues
P TheAfricanelephant.
Q Thelndianelephant. 1 Theanswerincludes the
R Thebluewhale. sixteenth ietterof the alphabet.
2 Theanswerdoesnot include
the letterO or the letterP.
2 3 4 5 6
isnotin Europe.
3 Theanswer
4 Theanswerdoesnotendwitha vowel.
aretwowordsin theanswer:
5 There
thesecond wordislongerthan
thefirstword.
Oneof thosesixlettersisthe commonest 6 Thewordsof the answerhavethree
language.
letterin the English Whichone? letters,
fourlettersandfiveletters.
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\ Thisjukeboxcanplaythirtysongs.
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Readthe titlesanddecideif each
songisaboutthe pasf,the
^.a<dnt' ^r rF.^ fi h tr.

1 7 13 19 25
Thedaybefore Shewantsto dance Robert deNiro's WhenI growup W h e nl ' m
you came with me wartrn9 to be a man sixty-four
ABBA RICKASTLEY BANANARAMA THEBEACH BOYs THEBEATLE5
2 B 14 20 26
I leftmy heartin Tomorrow Areyouready? You'rein myheart
SanFrancisco wereyoung THE
TONY BENNETT BUCKS FIZZ COI\4MUNARD5 BOBDYLAN DAVID E55EX
3 9 15 21 21
Whentomorrow PeggySue Meetmeon the Tomorrow's just It doesn't matter
comeS 9Ormarfleo corner anotnerday
THEEURYTHM]CS BUDDY HOLLY TINDISFARNE I\IADNESS IV]ANASSAS
4 10 16 22 2A
Untilit'stime We arethe ThedayI Tellmetomorrow Something's
foryouto go champrons metMarie trurnrng
ELV5 PRESLEY QUEEN CLFFRICHARD SMOKEY ROB N5ON KENNY ROGER5
5 11 17 23 29
Something happened I meta giri I startedsomethrn9I don'twantto talk It didn't matter
to meyesterday I couldn'tfinish aboutrt
THEROLLING STONES THESHADOWS THESI\IITHS ROD STEWART THEsTYLECOUNCIT
6 12 18 24 30
got
You've a friend seeyou in LastChristmas l c a n ' e
t x p l a i n In the year 2525
September
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of thesongshere:
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n eachclue,theletters
of onewordarein thewrong
order.Putthe lettersintothe correctorder.andthen THIS IS THE
put the wordsintothe grid. AOST OXULRUISU
HOTELIN LONDON.

LUXURIOUS
I THINRTHIS15fHE
AOSTFLEBUTUA
CASTLEIN TH€

THIS IS THE AOST TH€ TAJ AAHAL IS WHICHIS THE THIS IS THE AOST
NUAULUSPAINTINC. ONEOF THE AOST AO5T NIHSTETGNE SIXVENEPECAR
IN THE EXHIDITION. ASOFAUBUILDINCs 'TAAP IN YOUR WE 'ELL.
IN THE WORLD. COLLECTION
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THEAOST UDAEGQRNS WERETHEAOST SAAGIUN
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of theseEnglish hasthewronglastword.Movethelastwords
to thecorrectoroverbs.

Youcan'tmakean omelettewithoutbreakinq bottles.

Y-ea-s-qnlt-mcke-en-omeLeIt-e-wLtbout-breafing-eggs.---.
Thebestthingsin lifeare

,(h
Something
isbetterthan porson.

Youcan'tputoldwinein new

Thereisa timeto speakanda timeto be

A hungry
manisanangry kitchen.
7\"<
Bigfisheat little

Whenonedoorcloses,
anotherdoor comes.

Oneman'smeatisanother
man's notning.

Tomorrow
never

lf youdonrtlikethe heat,get out of the A

Art islong,lifeis W.
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@ Don't do it - it's unlucky !
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1 CharlesLindbergh(1902-1974) flew acrossthe
Atlantic in 1927,when he was twenty-fiveyearsold.
2 OueenVictoria(1819_1901) becameQueeno{ Great
Britainand lrelandin 1837,whensheWaseighteen

: NapoleonBonaparte(1769_1821) becameEmperor
of Francein 1804,when he wasthirty'five yearsold
4 MargaretThatcher(1925- ) becamethe British
PrimeMinister in 1979,when shewas fifty-three
yearSo'o.
5 WolfgangAmadeusl!4ozart (1756-1791) began
composing muti( in when
1761, he wasfive yearsold
6 Madonna(1959- ) made her first record in 1982,
when shewas twenty-three yearsold
(*Theword'indoors'
means 'inside The
a building'. 7 PabloPicasso (1881-1973)had histirst exhibitionin
is'outdoors'.)
opposite 1901,when he wasnineteenyeaas old.

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llth December 1903 A t 7 1 7 03
24+hAuqus+
1939 B ) 24 08 39
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and'shorts'
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15 E T
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L T T L T
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o AARVELLOUS Theword meaning
'bad' is
terrble.Allthe other words -
WONDERFUL includingtefflfic- mean'good'
I EKKI]'LL

EXCELLENT
TERRIFIC
FANTASTIC
Theword meaning'veryinteresting'is FASCINATING.
Theword meaning'notinteresting'isBORIN6.

@18 People
andthings
The eleventitles go into thesethree boxes(the other
boxesare empty):

SHEKNEVIALL THEANSWEPS IT CAAEFROAOUTER

HEWALKED bY NIGHT S?ACE
HERANALL fh. WAY
WKOWASTM1 LADf? THESEA
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WHO]S 4ARRYKELLEPPA,M

TH€f CAAEBY NIGHT B T T

B F s T
TH€YCAAEMACITY
THEA I
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In the first box,thesefilmsare abouta man:
'He ran all the way', 'Who i5 Harry
walked by night',
Kellerman?'
Thefour newwordsare: Thefive newwordsare:
Thesefilmsareabout a woman:'Sheknewallthe FOR,ATE(thepast
HOUR, HE,ONandOR, OTHER,
answers','who was that lady?' tenseof eat),sHEandTEN.
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uncountable.ln the first group of pictures,the nouns
'beer','metal','coffee'and'lemonade'arecountable;
in the secondgroup of pictures,they are uncountable.

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 29 Which medicine? @32 Bottomhalfonly
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be$
ned'cine TOWEL
B rs qOI
a6OLD.s0\Jnber6 i, lnebesl
c hasgolafoofHAc\e,
soNumber I sthebestmedicine. OTHBRUSH
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E hasgotarouAH,soNumber t isthebestmedlclne
t las got
aDACMC\E, soNlmber 2 sthebestmediclne.
Remember: lt isalsopossible
to say'toothache"
'stomachache' and'backathe'without'a'('l'vegot
toothache',etc.).
OOTHPASTE
@ 30 Songtitles

SHAMPOO

to question:
BATHROOM

'dance'is 'dancing (not @ 33 crosswordin two Parts

Remember:the -ing form o{
'dan(eing').
Thelong abbut the Jututeis what areyou doing sunday?
(You(an alsosay:'whatareyou doingot sunday?')

@ 31 A chemicalcode

All the words includethe lettersTH ln the first part of

the crossword,the pronounciationis'soft', /0/; in the
secondpart of the (rossword,the pronunciationis
'had',l6l.

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Holiday @ 40 Completethe titles
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2 B i g g e rt h a n l i J e .
3 r weslonrn @ Loruooru
t 3 Higherand higher
THEFRONT
I OF IOURHOTEL. 4 The )azz sirger
5 ouRRooM wAsf HtRtl. 5 Theswimmer
12 THEOLD]OWN, WITHI /IS I NARROWSTREETS.
7 HarryandWaltergo to NewYork.
I I rHA- l wFVsrrED
A cAsrLE
8 christophercolumbus.
z 5UEAND [...@FRTEND MARTA. 9 Alexander
the Great.
It lHEBEACHf-w''TE IWEWENT 5WMMiNG. 10 Dangerouscorner
TOMA\D ILLwlH [i]-IEIR I (RtI\D MAI\U- 11 ThePinkPanther-
10 12 A letter to arezhnev.
6 \^/HOsITHIS? ANSWER TO QUESTIONi
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and higher'areall
1 T H ET C E , C R E A M
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aomef rom verbs('sing','swim','drive').
1t WAITER,I IH6R6 I ISA FLYN MYSOUPI' In the third group,'Walter','Christopher'and
'Alexander' areall names.
i Thisisthe first lineo'fa lot of jokes.Forexamplel Thewordsin the fourth group{'cornef,'panthefand
'lettea) can't go into the other groups.
Wa;tetthere'sa fly in mysoupl
- Don'tspeak too loud,sir I haven't got onefor
everyoooy. @B 41 Theunitedstates
Waiterthere's a fly in mysoup!
- I'msorry,
madam, Areyoua vegetarian? 5 co -?'>
@ 37 Sayingthe wrongthing E I d>
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@ 39 Whataretheirjobs?
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@43

Thefive verbt in the first part havethe vowel sound/a/

Thefive verbsin the secondpart havethe vowelsound/e/ .
Thefive verbsin the third part havethe vowel sound/r:/

@ rl4 Missing letters

CHESS GLASSES DRESS
2 JARROT CARROT CHERRY
3 BEER CHEESE WEEKEND @ 49 Missinglinks
N RUNNER WINNER BANNTR
5 o Booa scHooL DooR
6 LADDER MIDDLE WEDDING
7 BALLET BILL ROLLERSKATES
8 WOOD BOOK FOOT
9 BILLIARDSPUTLOVER VILLAGI
1 0 N IHINNSR SUNNY FUNNY

The famouscity k

@45 w o r l dq u i z

letterin the Englishlanguagei5E

Thecommonest

@46 Paintingexhibition
1 Washingmachine. 7 Runningshoes.
2 Fryingpan. 8 Fishingrod.
3 Rockingchair 9 Writing Paper.
4 Answeringma.hine. 10 sleepingbag.
5 Shoppingbag. 11 Readinglamp
6 Swimmingpool. 12 Dinjngroom
'shopping"and rhe lastword
Rememberthe double letters in @50
'swimming'.
'writing','driving'
Alsorememberthat thereis no e in You can't make an omelettewithout breakingeggs
and'dining'. The bestthingsin life arefree.
somethingh betterthan nothing.
47 Jukebox You can't put old wine in new bottles
@ There is a time to speakand a time to be silent
A hungryman rsan angryman-
Big fish eat little fish.
Whenone door (loses,anotherdoor opens.
one man'smeat is anotherman'spoason.
Tomorrownevertomes,
tJyou don't like the heat, get out o{ the kitchen.
Art is long, life is short.

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lndex
If you want to do puzzles about Particular points,you can find
themin this Index. For example,if you want to do a puzzle about
comparative adjectives,do Puzzle40.
Adjectives Nationalities 25
- comparative40 Nouns
- for opinions17 - compound 12,46
- of nationality 25 - countable/uncountable 20,24
- opposites 1 Numbers 5,25
- possessive 9 Objects (directandindirect)37
- superlative 45,48 obligation(havegot to) 34
Adverbsof frequency27 Opinions 17
AgesI Opposites 1
Airportsigns13 Past, present, future 47
Bathroom things32 PastSimplea, M, 43.47
canlcan't (permission) 34 Permission (canlcan't) 34
Chemical elements31 Possessive adjectives9
Clothes 10 Prepositions of place4, 38
Comparative adjectives40 Present Continuous 30,47
Compound nouns 12, 46 Presenl, past,future47
Connectors (and,but, eic,) 49 Present Simple 47
Countable nouns 20,24 Pronouns 18,28
Dates'14 Pronunciation 3, 23,33,38,43
Directandindirect objects37 Proverbs 50
Eatingutensils16 Roadsigns34
-erending40 Songs11,22,30,47
-estending45 Spelling13,35,44
Famous peoplea, $, 25 Stress38
Famous places9,45 Superlative adjectives
Films18 - with -estending45
Foodanddrink19 - with the most 48
Frequency adverbs27 5uperstitions 4
Future, present, past 47 thislthat/these/those 28
Geographical features35 Uncountable nouns20,24
got
have to (obligation) 34 UnitedStates41
Hobbies42 Verbs
lllness29 - can,havegot to 34
lmperatives 4, 37 - imperative 4
Indirectanddirectobjects37 - infinitive3
lnfinitiveof verbs3 - -ingform(innouns)46
-rnqending30,45 - past,present, future47
Jobs39 Simole8, 14,43,47
Menus19 t Continuous30, 47
lMonths2 entSimple47
most+ adjective48 ingsigns6

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