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Effective
Reading
Teacher’s File
Dictionary work and
Extensive reading practice
Levels 1–4

Amanda French
Chris Gough
Jackie McAvoy
Scott Miles
Macmillan Education
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Contents
Introduction 4–5
Dictionary work 6–13
Red and black words 6
Finding and exploring meanings 7
Understanding definitions 8
Collocations 8
Finding idioms and phrases 9
Exploring a dictionary page 10
Word classes 11
Countable and uncountable nouns 12
Prepositions 12
Verb patterns 12
Checking what you know 13

Extensive Reading 14

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Introduction

Welcome to Effective Reading, a four-level reading course specially


designed to meet the needs and interests of students studying English in
universities. Effective Reading is different from other course books of its
kind in the following principle ways:

High interest reading texts


The main aim of Effective Reading is to provide reading texts of high
interest to university students. Too often course books aimed at an
international audience contain content that is either uninteresting or
simply irrelevant to students, making it difficult for teachers to keep
students engaged in the material. In Effective Reading, all reading texts
have been written specifically to match the interests of young adults. To
increase student interest in reading materials, scholar Anthony Bruton
(1997) recommends avoiding ‘(a) general topics with the predictable
liberal slant, often communicating nothing that is new; (b) topics
of technical or scientific interest to which nothing can be added; (c)
culturally distant and anecdotally irrelevant topics; and (d) narratives
with a high cultural content.’ We took this advice to heart when selecting
and developing reading texts in order to maximize student interest, while
ensuring that the content is still appropriate for an academic institution.

Reading skills development


Effective Reading teaches reading skills and strategies to help students
become more efficient and successful readers. Skills such as skimming,
scanning and guessing word meanings from context are found in every
unit. Effective Reading also promotes the practice of extensive reading.
Information on how to read extensively, as well as extracts from
Macmillan Graded Readers, give students the opportunity to discover that
reading in English at their level of difficulty can be an enjoyable way to
develop reading skills, as well as other language skills.

Academic vocabulary development


University students need to be able to read English materials relating to
their major, and this requires consolidating their existing knowledge
of vocabulary commonly used in academic settings. To reinforce the
vocabulary support in Effective Reading books 1–4, the Teacher’s Files
provide additional vocabulary exercises and tests on words selected from
the Academic Word List (a list of words which are common in academic
texts).
Improving vocabulary knowledge is dependent on good dictionary skills.
Using examples from the Macmillan English Dictionary, the Teacher’s
File provides dictionary skills exercises to increase students’ familiarity
with English-English dictionaries and to help students use them more
effectively.

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Overview of Effective Reading books 1–4
Each book is composed of 12 units, with two reading texts per unit. The format
of each unit is as follows:

Pre-reading exercises
These exercises activate the reader’s background knowledge to make the text
more accessible, preview key vocabulary and stimulate interest in the text.

First reading text


This is the main reading text of the unit. The core language (vocabulary and
grammar) exercises are drawn primarily from this text.

Post-reading exercises
The first post-reading exercise checks general comprehension of the first
reading text. The second post-reading exercise highlights specific sentences and
expressions from the text, which are typically problematic for learners. Rather
than waiting for the teacher to explain or translate the text, this exercise gives
students a chance to find the answers on their own.

Language development and speaking exercises


These exercises provide extended work on essential vocabulary and grammar
from the first reading text. Only language items which are common in natural
English use are selected, as these are words and structures which students are
likely to encounter again and again in their future English study. The speaking
exercises give students the chance to reflect on and evaluate the first reading
text, as well as personalize the content.

Second reading text and reading skills work


The second reading text is shorter and slightly simpler in language than the
first reading text. In this section, students further develop specific reading skills
such as skimming, scanning, reading speed, guessing word meanings from
context, and so on.

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Dictionary work using the Macmillan English Dictionary

Red and black words


In the Macmillan English Dictionary some words are red and some are black.
The red words are the 7,500 most frequently used words in English. These
7,500 words account for about 90% of all text. 2,500 of these words are the
most common words in English and have three stars in the dictionary. These
2,500 words account for about 80% of all text. The black words are less
frequent and you may need them more for reading than speaking.

Exercise 1
Five of these words are red (= more frequent) words in the
dictionary. Guess which they are and check them in the
dictionary.
gangster gangway gaol gap gape
garage rubbish garble garden

Exercise 2
Four words in the following paragraphs are not red in the
dictionary. Guess which they are and check them in the
dictionary.
A survey carried out has found some shocking lapses of etiquette in the
messages passed around by people under 20.
Many youngsters prefer to send email rather than write a letter, but the
survey reveals that most have no conception of what counts as proper
manners when penning a digital missive.

Exercise 2: lapse, etiquette, pen, missive


Exercise 1: gangster, gap, garage, rubbish, garden
Answer key

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ot brave
from other countries. � legal limit He had consumed more
small white than three times the legal limit of alcohol when he drove
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complied with. � set / impose a limit Their inflation rate
a WATER LILY was above the 3% limit set by the Maastricht Treaty.

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2 the greatest amount or level of something that is
possible : + to Obviously there is a limit to the amount we
can get done in two weeks. � + of The competition tested the
limits of her ability. � beyond the limit This area of the
using the Macmillan English Dictionary
the lily-white ocean has been fished beyond sustainable limits. � stretch/
st and moral push/drive sb/sth to the limit The children were stretching
e green bean my patience to the limit.
3 the outer edge of an area : This lineELTDI$6204 of islands formed
the outer limit of the empire. � city limits No bombs landed
within the city limits.
hing limbs. �
be the limit spoken to be very annoying or upsetting :
817 Honestly, that man is the absolute limit! limitation
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know your limits have a clear idea of what you are
Finding and exploring meanings
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to go there : The evacuated areas remained off limits to the
Look at the entry for bounce in the dictionary.
ttack or kill lim •er•ick / "lIm@rIk / noun [ C ] a humorous poem with
public. 2 not allowed or approved of : Certain con-
five lines Notice that six different meanings of the verb
troversial subjects remained off limits.
small — Lil- Finding the correct entry
lime
within •stone
limits/ "laIm%stoUn
as long as a/ situation
noun [ U ] astays
typewithin
of whitewhator bounce are shown. Match sentences a-f with
ives to make Some gray stone containing CALCIUM, used for building and
legs : a loose-
is words
considered
making CEMENT in the dictionary
reasonable : We’ll takehave caremoreof allthan
your one entry.
meanings 1-6 below. Write the correct number
people in expenses – within limits, of course.
That
limis •ey because
/ "laImi / noun the same[ C ] Am word can belong
E old-fashioned a Britishto different next to each letter.
Words
person. This frequently
word isused sometimeswith limit
used as an insult.
l vb [ I / T ] to word classes. For example, the word limit can be either a
and stretch,
cles falling adjectives agreed, legal, lower, prescribed, 1
From the fact that, in the past, British sailors drank
erttalks or in noun
in a sport limeorjuice,
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ve Irish
easilylilt. preventing a disease called scurvy.
gtheandRoman
falling growth, number, power, scope,
lim•it1 / "lImItsize, / nounspeed, time, weight
[ C ] ��� 2. move up and down
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ape of a bell 1verbs
the largestdefine, extend, impose,
or smallest amountintroduce,
or the highest 1 or
ns go when
other colors
Caribbean in
lowest level oflower, place, put,
something
set, specify
that raise, reduce,
is allowed : speed/spending 3. be reflected
limits � + on There are strict limits on presidential power.
a stick that � + to 2There has to be a fair limit to the level of migration
otis brave
often also lim •it / "lImIt / verb [ T ] ���
from other countries. � legal limit He had consumed more 4. when cheque is not paid
esmall
where you
white 1 to prevent a number, amount, or effect from increas-
than three times the legal limit of alcohol when he drove
nd out what
e a pleasant ing past a particular point : The hospital limits the number
o hear if she
home. � time limit The prescribed time limit must be strictly
of visitors a patient can have. � The residents’ main demand 5. move energetically
complied with. � set / impose a limit Their inflation rate
a WATER LILY from is to
the limit the amount
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English traffic using the street. � The
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was above the 3% limit set by the Maastricht Treaty.
regulations are designed to limit environmental damage. �
2 the greatest amount or level of something that is 6. when email comes back
limit
possiblesth to: +sth The school board has pledged to limit classes
to Obviously there is a limit to the amount we
y-white
rom limes skin
white people. Exercise 3
to a maximum of twenty-five students.
2
can get done in two weeks. � + of The competition tested the
to reduce or control someone’s freedom to do what a. 3 c. _____ e. _____
at you think limits of her ability. � beyond the limit This area of the
the lily-white Many words have multiple meanings within
they want or someone’s ability to be effective : RESTRICT :
ocean has been fished beyond sustainable limits. � stretch/
d and
st sourmoral
juice
Lack of adequate testing limits the effectiveness of the
push/drive sb/sth to the limit The children were stretching b. _____ d. _____ f. _____
one entry. Look up the word limp in the
research. � limit sb to sth The regulations limit each com-
my patience to the limit.
epicture
green ➔ beanC10
mittee to recommendations rather than allowing it to take
CEMENT and 3 the outer edge of an area : This line of islands formed
dictionary and answer these questions.
action. � limit yourself Most people limit themselves to a
the outer limit of the empire. � city limits No bombs landed
few techniques that work best for them. � be limited by sth
within the city limits.
hing limbs. �
es or tasting a. How many entries are there for the word
They were limited by the amount of money they could spend
be the limit spoken to be very annoying or upsetting :
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of households off limits
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lim •i•ta•tion / %lImI"teISn / noun ��
troversial subjects remained off limits.
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ion
ivesfrom
to makethe c. Is the noun limp used in the plural?
+within
on We limits as long as a situation stays within what
plan to impose limitations on the use of cars in the c. I’ve got your email address wrong. My emails
is considered reasonable : We’ll take care of all your
DiCaprio has city. space / size limitations Not all the information could
legs : a loose-
er at the age _____�
expenses – within limits, of course.
be displayed due to space limitations. 1a. [ U ] the act or
keep bouncing.
Words frequently used with limit
al vb [ I / T ] to
cles stretch,
d. In which
adjectives agreed, meaning
legal, lower, of which entry
prescribed, 1 for limp do d. He came bouncing into the room.
strict, upper
rt in a sport you find the following examples?
ve easily
nouns age, amount, capacity, extent,
growth, number, power, scope,
1 e. The jeep bounced along the rough country
the Roman 1. Rachel walks
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verbs define, extend, impose, introduce, 1
ns go when _____ lower, place, put, raise, reduce,
Caribbean in set, specify f. The ball bounced off the crossbar into the
a stick that
is often also •it2.
lim 2 He was limping slightly and he looked
/ "lImIt / verb [ T ] ��� goal.
e where you 1 to tired.
prevent a number, amount, or effect from increas-
nd out what ing past a particular point : The hospital limits the number
o hear if she _____
of visitors a patient can have. � The residents’ main demand Exercise 5
is to limit the amount of heavy traffic using the street. � The
regulations are designed to limit environmental damage. � Read through the entry for bounce1 again. Using
3. a limp effort
limit sth to sth The school board has pledged to limit classes
rom limes to a maximum of twenty-five students.
the example sentences and the definitions,
_____
2 to reduce or control someone’s freedom to do what make a list of some of the things that can
they want or someone’s ability to be effective : RESTRICT :
d sour juice
4. The yacht is limping toward the island.
Lack of adequate testing limits the effectiveness of the bounce.
research. � limit sb to sth The regulations limit each com-
picture ➔ C10 _____
mittee to recommendations rather than allowing it to take ball __________ __________
CEMENT and
action. � limit yourself Most people limit themselves to a
5. limp and lifeless hair
few techniques that work best for them. � be limited by sth
__________ __________ __________
They were limited by the amount of money they could spend
es or tasting
_____
on the production.
3 [usually passive] if something is limited to a particular
place or group, it happens only in that place or within
sweet green that group : be limited to NATO officials said that the air
strikes were limited to military targets. � The right to vote
olor — %lime was limited to heads of households and married women.
lim•i•ta•tion / %lImI"teISn / noun ��
on in which 1 [ C ] a rule or situation that puts a limit on something : band), light, sound (e.g. radar waves), cheque, email message
ion from the + on We plan to impose limitations on the use of cars in the Exercise 5: objects (e.g. hailstones), vehicles (e.g. jeep), people (e.g. baby, kids,
DiCaprio has city. � space / size limitations Not all the information could
er at the age be displayed due to space limitations. 1a. [ U ] the act or Exercise 4: a. 3 b. 4 c. 6 d. 5 e. 2 f. 1
meaning 1 3. limp2, meaning 2 4. limp1, meaning 2 5. limp2, meaning 1
Exercise 3: a. 3 b. verb, adjective, noun c. No, it isn’t. d. 1. limp3 2. limp1,
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Dictionary work using the Macmillan English Dictionary

Understanding definitions
The dictionary gives the meaning of words in short and clear definitions using a carefully selected
‘defining vocabulary’ of 2,500 words.

Exercise 6
Match the words a-j with the definitions 1-10.
a. failure 1. to run at a slow steady speed, usually for exercise or pleasure

b. joke 2. to say things that are intended to make people laugh

c. jog 3. to pause before doing something

d. crawl 4. a lack of success in doing something

e. affect 5. a situation in which harm, death, damage or destruction is


possible
f. effect
6. to harm something physically so that it is broken, spoilt or
g. damage injured
h. danger 7. to move along the ground on your hands and knees or with
i. tease your body close to the ground
j. hesitate 8. to say something to someone in order to have fun by
embarrassing or annoying them slightly
BLOOMSBURY 9. to change or influence something
ELTDI$6001

10. a change that is produced in one person or thing by another


join 761 joker
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%Joint %Chiefs of "Staff, the the leaders of each of
Collocations
be joined in marriage/holy matrimony very formal to
get married the main divisions of the U.S. military forces who
When learning English words, it is useful to learn
join battle very formal to start fighting c. adverbs
together make important military decisions
join the club spoken used for saying that you have the %joint "custody noun [ U ] legal an arrangement in which
the
samewords
problem they often occur
or experience as thewith (their collocations).
one someone else parents who are divorced both have responsibility for
has just mentioned
The dictionary helps you to know which words
1. listen ________ ________ ________
taking care of a child and can both give the child a
join hands 1 to hold someone else’s hand in your hand home for some of the time
are
2 tofrequently
work togetherused together.
with another One way
organization, in which
country, 2. reduce ________ ________ ________
joint•ed / "dZOInt@d / adj 1 a jointed arm, leg, or other
etc. to help and support each other can bend because it has JOINTS 2 mainly Br E a
partthe
information
join a line to goisandgivenstandon collocations
at the end of a line is in a box at
of people jointed chicken has been cut into pieces so that it can
who
endBEATare waiting
of1 the entry. for something be eaten easily d. nouns
➔ %joint reso"lution noun [ C ] legal a formal decision or
Words frequently used with join 1. a popular ________ ________ ________
statement that both houses of the U.S. Congress have
nouns army, band, club, group, party, 2 agreed on and that becomes law when the president
signs it
team, union 2. a brief ________ ________ ________
%joint-"stock %company noun [ C ] Am E business a
%join "in phrasal vb [ I / T ] [join in sth] to do an activity with company that anyone can invest in by buying SHARES in
from
peoplethewhoMacmillan
are already English
doingDictionary
it : She laughed and Tom it
joined in. � Pat didn’t feel like joining in the celebrations. %joint "venture noun [ C ] business an agreement between
%join "up phrasal vb 1 [ I ] to become a member of the armed two companies to work together on a particular job,
Exercise 7
forces : He joined up right after high school. 2 [ I / T ] same usually in order to share any risk involved
as join 1 : You need to join up these two lines. 3 [ I ] to meet
1
joist / dZOIst / noun [ C ] a long piece of wood or metal put
List three words that you think typically
or work with someone else : I’m going to Germany first, below a floor or ceiling to support it
but we’re planning to join up in Norway. 4 [ I ] to work
occur with these words. Check in the joke1 / dZoUk / noun [ C ] ��
together to achieve something : We’re joining up with 1 something you say or do that is intended to make
dictionary.
another research team.
glimpse, interlude, moment, nod, pause, period, stay, visit, word
people laugh : Is this some kind of stupid joke? � Greg
"join with phrasal vb [ T ] formal [join with sb] to say or do sprayed her with water as a joke. � make / crack a joke
d. 1. belief, misconception, myth, opinion, view 2. encounter,
something with other people : join with sb in doing sth
a. verbs
J
(=say something funny) The men all sat there drinking
I’m sure everyone joins with me in wishing him a speedy beer and cracking jokes. � play a joke on sb (=do something
significantly, substantially
recovery. to trick someone) Stephen decided to play a joke on his
turn
1. ________ ________ ________ head
join2 / dZOIn / noun [ C ] the place where two objects have
considerably, dramatically, drastically, gradually, greatly, sharply,
teacher. � sb’s idea of a joke (=an action that someone
been connected together : I don’t think you’ll be able to c. 1. attentively, carefully, closely, hard, intently, politely 2.
thinks is funny but you do not) Hiding my car keys was
see the join when I’ve glued the pieces together. her idea of a joke. 1a. a short story that is funny at the
2. ________ ________ ________ payment
joined-up / %dZOInd "Vp / adj informal joined-up writing end. The last line of the joke is called the punchline :
important, major, outstanding, positive, significant, useful, valuable
is writing in which the letters are joined to each other. tell a joke Soon the kids relaxed and were laughing and
b. 1. bandy, bare, hairy, long, shapely, slender 2. great, huge,
b. adjectives
This word is used especially by children. telling jokes. � + about He told us a great joke about a
joined-up thinking / government / policy etc. mainly talking dog. � sick joke (=a very unpleasant joke) a sick
meet, receive, secure, suspend, withhold
joke about a dog in a microwave oven � get the joke
1. _______ _______ _______ leg
journalism a way of doing something in which all the
(=understand why the story is funny) Sorry – I don’t get
shake, tilt, toss 2. accept, authorize, delay, demand, enforce, make,
separate parts work sensibly and well with each other
the joke. Can you explain it?
join•er / "dZOIn@r / noun [ C ] someone whose job is to
Exercise 7: a. 1. bend, bow, cock, duck, incline, lift, lower, nod,
2. _______ _______ _______ contribution
make the wooden parts of buildings, for example doors
2 something that is funny : The nurses thought it was all
a huge joke. 2a. something that is so bad or silly it
Exercise 6: a. 4 b. 2 c. 1 d. 7 e. 9 f. 10 g. 6 h. 5 i. 8 j. 3
and windows — compare CARPENTER annoys you : That price is just a joke!
join•er•y / "dZOIn@ri / noun [ U ] the work done by a joiner Answer key
be no joke to be very difficult or unpleasant : It’s no joke
— compare CARPENTRY bringing up two kids on your own.
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presidents issued a joint statement. � a joint decision � a something to trick you
joint bank account � My sister and I had a joint birthday go/get beyond a joke if a situation goes beyond a joke,
party. � joint favorite Bates and Morgan are joint favorites it becomes annoying or makes you feel worried
play or move around in a lively and often noisy way rook•ie / "rUki / noun [ C ] �
romp home/to victory mainly journalism to win some- 1 Am E someone who has been a professional sport
thing such as a race or competition very easily player for less than one year
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romp2 / rAmp / noun 1 [singular] mainly journalism a
victory in a sport that is achieved very easily 2 [ C ] an room1 / rum / noun ���
occasion on which using the Macmillan
children or animals play English or move 1 [ C ] a part of a building with a floor, walls, and a
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around in a lively and often noisy way 3 [ C ] mainly ceiling : On the second floor were two large empty rooms. �
journalism an occasion on which people have sex Annie got up and left the room. 1a. [ C ] a bedroom in a
without intending to have a serious relationship 4 [ C ] home or in a place such as a hotel : My mom told me t
a movie, play, or book that is lively and enjoyable, and clean up my room. � I’m staying in Room 52. � a double
BLOOMSBURY not intended to be serious ELTDI$5801 single room 1b. [ C usually singular] all the people in a
room : The whole room stood up and cheered. 1c. rooms
romp•ers / "rAmp@rz / noun [plural] a piece of com- [plural] a set of rooms that you rent, usually in anothe
fortable clothing for babies and small children that is person’s house or in a college
made of one piece of material and covers their whole 2 [ U ] the amount of space needed for a particula
hammock 633 body
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rood / rud / noun [ C ] 1 technical a large cross in a Chris-
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something very hard several times : There was a loud sb’s church
tian hand in 2 amarriage
unit for measuringold-fashioned areapermission
that is equal to
was just enough room for them all to sit down. � room to
hammering on the door.
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bandsteps:
was good, but there was no room to dance
ham•mock / "h&m@k / noun [ C ] a bed consisting of a "rood hand over fist informal if you make or spend money
%screen � take up room This table takes up too much room. � make
long piece of cloth or net tied at each end to posts or hand over fist, youC ]earnnoun [ a large ordecorated
spend it screen in very in somelarge
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trees make room in here for the computer. � leave room for sth
church
sb’s1hands fromare thetiedpartsomeone
where the ALTAR is
cannot do what they want
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thing : I couldn’t lay my hands on a copy of the book. younger child when an older child no longer needs
go hand in hand to happen or exist together : Economic them
success and job creation go hand in hand. hand down a judgment/sentence/punishment to say
hand in glove if you work hand in glove with someone, officially that someone will receive a particular pun-
you work very closely with them ishment

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Exercise 8: b. got cold feet (foot) c. light at the end of the tunnel (light) d. take the plunge (plunge)
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many sugars do you take? May/Can I suggest. . .? a polite and formal way of
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tained in plants
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or love : Come on, sugar, eat your dinner. a suggestion? something, often used
when interrupting people
sug•ar2 / "SUg@r / verb [ T ] 1 to add sugar to something

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who are already
or cover something with sugar : Have you sugared my
discussing what to do
tea? 2 to try to make something seem less unpleasant
than it is : Did they offer to sugar the deal? — sug•ared adj: using the Macmillan English Dictionary
Examples:
sugared almonds
How about going out to dinner tonight?
"sugar %beet noun [ C / U ] a vegetable that grows under
the ground and is used for producing sugar I know, let’s go swimming!
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often with a lid — picture ➔ BOWL instead?
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stems that is used for producing sugar
he could lend us?
sug•ar-coat•ed / "SUg@r %koUt@d / adj 1 trying to make
something seem less unpleasant than it is : a sugar- I suppose we could always go to the movies instead.
Word classes
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sugar-coated cereal
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adverb (Go back to school!),
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The report suggested various ways in which the service numbered
consider : If you’re looking for in last-minute
order of Christmas
frequency. pres-
could be improved. � + (that) I suggest we have dinner first, ents, here are some suggestions. � + that The committee
fromandthe
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movie. �Dictionary
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anyone suggest what we should do to increase sales? �
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Exercise 11
junior employees. � + for / about He had some good sug-
gestions for making improvements in our service. � make /
Exercise 10
suggest contacting the manufacturer directly. Read
offer a suggestion theI make
Could sentences and about
a few suggestions study the
2 to tell someone about something that may be useful the way your essay is structured? � open to suggestions
Write a correct
or appropriate for aword class
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to Can
each you suggest an inexpensive restaurant? � The doctor
suggested word.
rest as an Then
alternativecheck in the dictionary.
to surgery.
for the show, but we’re open to suggestions. 1a. [ U ] the

3 to say that something is likely to exist or be true :


1. Write
act of suggesting something the word
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suggestion of theat underlined
Larry’s suggestion that I attended the meeting.
IMPLY : The cause of the problem, as Hutton suggests, is the
2 [singular] word.
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noun
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refusal to accept anyinterjection preposition
evidence showing that something may be true : + that
Are you seriously suggesting she did this on purpose? � I’m
adjective
not suggesting that giving up smoking will be easy. 3a. to 2. Now
The senator rejected find the
any suggestion thatword
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the dictionary and
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make you think that something is likely to exist or be
true : As its name suggests, the Carlton Beach Hotel is employment in write the
the city. � headword
+ of They dismissed anyand its entry number.
suggestion
situated near the ocean. � Evidence suggests a link between of a link between factory emissions and acid rain. 2a. a
a. scenery noun
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asthma and pollution. � + (that) Recent research suggests _______
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a. Their wages are the lowest
There was a suggestion of in town.
that the drug may be beneficial to people with muscular rain in the air.
b. hello
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influencing someone ________
to make a
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suggested a chapel. success of advertising depends on the power of suggestion.
c. with _______ j. please _______ b. Airlines face enormous losses.
_______ ________
d. convinced _______ k. whereas _______
c. She came second in the tournament.
e. whether _______ l. provided _______
Selwood Systems 11-13-2003 17:15:51 _______ ________
f. frail _______ m. blessing _______
d. Of course we believe we are fighting for a
g. honey _______ n. despite _______ just cause.
_______ ________
e. I’m halfway through the book.
_______ ________

d. adjective, just2 e. adverb, halfway1


Exercise 11: a. noun, wage1 b. verb, face2 c. number, second1
i. adjective j. interjection k. conjunction l. conjunction m. noun n. preposition
Exercise 10: b. interjection c. preposition d. adjective e. conjunction f. adjective g. noun h. preposition
Answer key
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in
ahumorous
aa what
humorous
a
humorous
humorous
humorous � /onewhen
way way of
way
way /
waythe
waywhere /
longest-running how etc. I need the notes
feeling about something tha
country stop 2
ities. kind, � afriendly, long-distance and helpful runner : Thank / swimmer you fora.your a long- gen- plays on Broadway to remind me what to say. 2a. that reminds me spoken
show / feel / express remorse (
rs to provide erous
distance comments. phone call is one you make to someone far long•ship / "lON%SIp used /when noun someone [ C ] a longhas narrow just said ship or used done something
any remorse for her crime.
3
away a generous — %long-"distance amount isadv larger than is usual or neces- e. You can’t prevent him to buy jewelleries
in the past by that VIKINGS helps you to remember something : That reminds
sary :di"vision a generousnoun helping re•morse•ful / rI"mOrsfl / adj
%long [ U ] inofmathematics, salad � a generous a calculation court long•shore•man for his girlfriend.
me. I must / "lON%SOrm@n take the /chicken (plural out longof•shore the freezer. •men having done something wrong
rating enough settlement
in which you � There divide areone generous large discounts number by to another
groups of ten / "lON%SOrm@n /) don’t noun remind [ C ] Am Eme someone spoken used whose forjob saying is tothat you do not
f the money in or more. — gen•er•ous•ly adv: They gave generously to want to think about something unpleasant that has re•morse•less / rI"mOrsl@s / a
ocal lotteries. local charities. � ‘‘I’ll take the kids,’’Selwood Selwood
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happened or is going to happen : ‘‘When are you going stopping or continuing to get w
r factory will erously. back to work?’’ ‘‘Oh, don’t remind me.’’ less financial pressure 2 not
having done something wrong
s or opinions
gen•e•sis / "dZen@sIs / noun formal the genesis of sth the f. I’m very fond in giving advices that I don’t
may/can I remind you. . . or let me/I must remind
— re•morse•less•ly adv
beginning, birth, or origin of something you. . . used for warning someone or bringing something
n generated a "gene %therapy noun [ U ] a medical treatment in which bother for following myself. to their attention, especially something that they re•mort•gage / %ri"mOrgIdZ /
generated by genes are put into cells in the body in order to cure
Selwood Systems 06-08-2004 16:37:14 already know : + that Can I remind everyone that we have money to pay for a house or
some types of illness

a strict non-smoking policy here. payment arrangements of
e, etc., it pro- remind sb of sb/sth 1 to make someone remember — compare REFINANCE
ge•net•ic / dZ@"netIk / adj �� relating to genes and the
study of them : Doctors believe the condition is caused by something that happened in the past : That song always re•mote1 / rI"moUt / adj ��
tricity is gen- reminds me of our vacation in Mexico. 2 to be very
a genetic defect. — ge•net•i•cal•ly / dZ@"netIkli / adv 1 distant in space/time
similar to someone or something else : She was tall and
ge•net•i•cal•ly mod•i•fied / dZ@%netIkli "mAdI%faId / 2 unlikely
dark, and reminded me of my cousin Sarah. � It’s a strange
e of a similar adj a genetically modified substance or crop has had its
jewellery f. fond of, advice, bother following
3 unfriendly
taste – it reminds me of melons.
ge : My mother genetic structure changed in order to make it more
on holiday e. prevent him from buying,
suited to a particular purpose re • mind • er / rI"maInd@r / noun [ C usually singular] �� 1 far away from other cities, t
o university. � My grandparents were from a r
1 something that reminds you of something that hap-
money, late, makes me crazy d. enjoy going,
an immigrant ge%netic "code noun [ C ] the arrangement of genes that We felt very remote and lonely
usually pass
object to people smoking c. expect to get,
makes an individual develop in a particular way pened in the past : + of His presence was a constant
Exercise 12: a. information, on the Internet b. reminder of what she had lost. � serve / act as a reminder 1a. far away in distance o
The cold served as a reminder that winter wasn’t quite imagined being able to visit such
Answer key finished. away in the past or future : Th
2 a letter or note that reminds you of something that so remote I can hardly even ima
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of winning the lottery. � The p
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www.macmillanenglish.com. ©just Macmillan a reminder to
Publishers Limitedbut
remote, 2009.
be careful.
od Systems 09-04-2003 12:18:34 let you know that Stefan’s arriving on Saturday.
rem•i•nisce / %remI"nIs / verb [ I ] to talk, think, or write 3 not showing any friendly
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about enjoyable experiences in your past : + about We
Dictionary work using the Macmillan English Dictionary

Checking what you know

Exercise 13
1. Write down three English words that you know and use.
_______________ _______________ _______________

2. Look up each word and notice:


a. how many meanings it has
b. if it is a red word
c. how the word is used in the example(s)
d. the pronunciation and stress
e. anything else that you did not know before

3. Have you learned anything new about these words and how to use them?
__________________________________________________
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Exercise 14
1. Write down three English words from one of the reading texts in the
course book whose meaning you are uncertain of.
_______________ _______________ _______________
2. Look up each word and notice:
a. if it is a frequent word
b. how many meanings it has
c. which meaning is the most frequent
d. which is the meaning used in the reading text
e. the pronunciation and stress
f. common collocations of the word and/or grammar information

3. Do you feel ready to use these words?


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Extensive reading
Effective practice for Effective skills

Extensive reading is the practice of reading can play a very important role in vocabulary
large amounts of material in the target building as it gives repeated exposure to
language that is easy enough to understand vocabulary in many different contexts, allowing
without the use of a dictionary. Another key students to retain the words and deepen
principle of extensive reading is that students their understanding of how the vocabulary is
read for enjoyment. Research has shown actually used by native speakers. A number
that extensive reading is not only crucial for of studies have shown remarkable progress in
developing reading proficiency, but also helpful writing skills stemming from extensive reading
in developing a wide range of language skills, alone. (In some cases, students who engaged in
and a growing number of scholars claim extensive reading made even more progress in
that extensive reading is a crucial element in writing skills than comparison students who
language programmes. actually practiced writing.) There is evidence
that extensive reading also has a substantial
impact on speaking, listening and grammar
Studies in second language learning have development. Through the single language
shown that students engaging in extensive practice of extensive reading, students are
reading can improve reading comprehension developing nearly every important language
and reading speed more efficiently than skill in a non-stressful, enjoyable way.
students doing intensive reading (reading
challenging texts with explicit focus on new
vocabulary and grammar structures). Extensive To start extensive reading, students need access
reading provides exposure to large amounts of to materials that are easy enough to read and
comprehensible text, which enables students to enjoy without depending on a dictionary.
build up a large sight-word vocabulary (words Graded Readers are ideal for this purpose.
which the reader can recognize and understand Graded Readers are fiction and non-fiction
automatically and effortlessly). This is essential books written specifically for second language
for reading speed and fluent comprehension. learners at all levels. (See the short stories at the
Extensive reading also allows students to end of Effective Reading Books 1–4 for examples
develop the fundamental reading skill of of graded reader material). Graded Readers
‘chunking’: taking in groups of words rather come in all genres, and students are therefore
than the poor reading habit of reading word by likely to find materials which match their
word. Traditional intensive reading practices interest as well as their level.
are good for introducing new vocabulary and
grammar to students, but do little to develop
these fundamental reading skills. If you are interested in finding out more about
the benefits of extensive reading and how to
incorporate it into your language programme,
Extensive reading goes beyond just improving please visit the Macmillan English website:
reading skills, however. Extensive reading www.macmillanenglish.com/readers/UGRIC.html

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