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[ b ]

1.bid-bit bead-beat buzz-bus bird-Burt
bed-bet barb-bark bogs-box boom-boost

bad-bat board-bought bag-back bosom-books

2.babble bib Bob Ben bell bun book
badge bin boss beg belt bug books
baffle big bomb best belch bust bookcase

boob bean barn baulk burn
boost beak balm ball burst
boot beast barge born birth

3.beer bear bough boa bile bind bower
beard bearing bowed bowl bite bike biased

4.badly bushy booby booking beeping bowling
body bookish booty boosting booing blowing

5.bray bride brash break breach breath brawl
brow braid bran brave breed bread brawny
brier brain brandy brazier breathe breadth broker

6.black blah-blah blatant blaspheme
blackball blare blazer block-buster
blackberry blizzard blasphemy blotting-paper

-----------------------EXPRESSIONS----------------------------
1. Be brief.

2. A bad job.

3. A bad blunder.

4. Blake is the best.

5. The biter's bit.

6. Ben's a bag of bones.

7. Bob's as blind as a bat.

8. Betty's as bold as brass.

9. Barbara's as busy as a bee.

10.Hob is a big bug.

11.Bob's got a bee in his bonnet.

12.Bell lives at the back of beyond.

13.Don't be a busybody, baby.

14.Bid good-bye to your baby-brother.

15.Bram broke the back of the business.

16.Bea is a bread-and-butter baby.

17.Bob was black-balled.

18.I'm bored by both, Beck and Bert.

19.Rob wishes to be the best.
20.One beats the bush, another takes the bird.

[ p ]

[ p - b ]

1.pea-bee pray-bray Pete-beat 2.peep pig

par-bar prow-brow pit-bit peeved pick

pay-bay prior-brier pin-bin peat pit

pie-buy prim-brim pill-bill peak pin

pooh-booh pride-bride put-boot peel pill

peer-beer prude-brood putt-but peach pitch

pair-bear price-Bryce peck-beck peace pinch

pan pen pod Paul pooh purchase pun par
pat pet pot port pool purge punt pard
paddle peddle pock pork poop purgative punk part

pant pent pox porch poodle pearl putt past

pack peck pop pawn push purple puzzle park
pang peg pond paunch pulpit permit/n./ puff party

pad pest pomp pause putsch purse puck parquet

3.pure paper pace pursuance

puke pipe pile purveyance

puma pain pole persuasion

pugilist pilot pound perspicacious

purity piling pylon pugnacious

pusillanimous patience peer Pulitzer Prize

punitive pay pike punctuation

4.happy 5.reap 6.speak 7.plait 8.present

sloppy leap sport please pry

poppy tip spell place pride

pepper map spade plain practice

flapper cup spoon ply prize

kipper tape spy plywood prove

keeping rape spit plover proof

flappy crop speed plug prison

puppy top spine plump prisoner

paper gap spike plum prayer

papier-mache drop spot pluck principle

parapet cope spear plod privilege

open pope spire Plymouth prone

happen lip spare plonk prodigy

--------------------------EXPRESSIONS------------------------------
1.Speak up.

2.Present company excepted.

3.Keep up appearances.
4.Please point my pencil.
5.The piano's past repair.
6.Pat's a perfect paragon.
7.Pete's as pleased as Punch.
8.Perry's as proud as a peacock.
9.Polly's as plump as a partridge.
10.Peg's as pretty as a picture

11.They pulled Paul to pieces.

12.Ram popped up again.
13.It put poor Peter on the spot.
14.Don't pass the opportunity, Rupert.
15.Pop spared no pains to prevent the purchase.
16.It's the pick of the paperbacks.
17.Papa, potatoes, poultry, prunes and prism are

very good words for the lips.

[m]

1.met mat mill mead must mar

meant mad miss meat mud march

men man middle mean muck marge

mess mass milk meek muscle marsh

mend mac mist meal muddle mast

melt match myth measles muffle mark

mob maul moo

mock more mooch 2.May mile moor

moss mourn moon mail mite mare

motto maul moot maze Mike mire

mottled morsel moose make mice mayor

mop morning mood made mine mouth mace mild mule

mute 3.meagre 4.membrane medieval

mutual meaningless membranous megacycle

music meanwhile megalomania moderation

mole mutiny medicine meditation

moat mysticism medical mediator

mould mutable meddlesome melodrama

mope mutinous megaphone memorandum

5.assume 6.comment common sense 7.comfort

assumption comma communist combat

consume commerce communal compact

consumption commune communion comparison

presume commit communique compassion

presumption commute community companion

resume commence communicative compartment

resumption committee commotion compensation

8.him 9.seems 10.smoke 11.memory

hem sums smile magnitude

ham times not me manifest

hum aims stop Mike manifold

Tom rooms ask Mike multiply

sum homes spilt milk multitude

-------------------EXPRESSIONS-------------------------

1. Come what may.

2. I'm melting.
3. Many a time.
4. Make no mistake.
5. You might make it.
6. Mike`s a made man.
7. I'm your man, Monty.
8. Many men,many minds.

9. You mustn't mind about me.

10.Mom can't make up her mind.
11.The name slipped my memory.
12.Mike makes much of himself.
13.If my memory serves me right...

14.That seems to me most improbable.

15.Mrs.Smith is a most remarkable woman.

16.Many a mickle makes a muckle.

17.Don't make a mountain out of a molehill.

18.Wait a minute, mama.
19.Mart knows no more about them than a man on the moon.

20.That Monday was most memorable.

[ t ]

1)tab - tap tot - taut tut - tart

tag - tack toss - tall tough - tarn

tan - tat tog - talk tusk- task

tally - taxi Tom - torn tussock-tarnish

tangle - tackle toggle - taught tummy - tarmac

tango - tank top - torn tub - tar

tamper - tantrum topple - torpid tuck - tartar

tangent - tankard topper - torpor tug - target

tit - tea table -tape 2.tuba tumour

till - teat tale - take tube tunic

tilt - teeth tame - taste tulip Tuesday

timber - team tape - taper tutor toot

tins - teens take - taker tumult tool

tick - teak tame - tamer tuna tooth

tizzy - teasing taste - tastier tune tomb

turban tie tear 3.twitter

turbine tied toil twelve

turf tired tour twenty

Turkish type tourist twilight

turmoil typing tournament twice

turkey typhoid tout twiddle

turquoise typhus tow twinkle

turnip tyre tourniquet twist

turnstile tyrant town tour tweezers

turpentine tycoon town council tweak

4.tuxedo 5.trachea 6.auntie 7.little

tuition track water bottle

tonight trace butter cattle

terrain tracery writer kettle

terrific traction mutter oatmeal

tenacious trampoline matter utmost

tendentious transference totterer not in the slightest

temptation transfix button it beats me

torment trapeze cotton most likely

tornado trapezium pattern not me

8.cat plot 9.still 10.stride streak

foot fleet step struggle stream

shut meat stand straggle strategy

can't heat star straggler strength

shan't beat steam straight on strengthen

won't seat story straighten stripe

not feet stove strain string

pot yacht gas-stove stranger astringent

11.hot pan post-card 12.at the bottom great theory

hot pants best girl not this beat those

sit down hot ticket not that at this

let go eight pounds brought them at that

-----------------------------EXPRESSIONS----------------------------
1. What sport.
2. Get it right.
3. Cut it short

4. To cut a long story short...

5. Try to put it right.

6. Tom's quite tired.

7. Don't take it to heart.

8. Tim is hard put to it.
9. Mart is as true as steel.
10.Ted is a bit of a wet blanket.

11.You are telling pretty tall stories.
12.I don't like my tea too strong.
13.It went out of date.
14.Ted took Tim to task.
15.Don't speak out of your turn, Tina.
16.Tony oughtn't stay out late.
17.Toby still treats the matter lightly.
18.Better the foot slip than the tongue trip.
19.Timothy takes tips from Tracy.

[ d ]

[t-d]

1.tie-die 2.but-bud 3.try-dry

too-do bit-bid tray-dray

tear-dear set-said true-drew

tare-dare seat-seed train-drain

tour-dour late-laid trunk-drunk

toe-doe latter-ladder tread-dread

tower-dower putting-pudding trill-drill

3.dab debt dib Dee dub dark Dob daub

dad deck dibble deem duck darn dock dorm

dam dead did deed dud Dargue don dawn

damp deckle Dick deep dumb dance doff daunt

dapple deaf dig dean dust daft dog dawdle

4.day down doze 5.cradle 6.cadence

deign doubt dose fiddle couldn't

deer dowager dome ladle wouldn't

dike dour dole meddle garden

dime dual doe paddle hidden

die dubious don`t dwindle maiden

7.dwell 8.dry 9.read the text

dwarf dream payed the bill

could wait draw laid the table

would want could write told the truth

should wish did wrong could think

had waited cold rain would thaw

10.gardener 11.buddy 12.gardening

reader muddy reading

weeder candy weeding

leader Sunday leading

feeder Monday feeding

biddy daddy bidding

demand gander downtrodden

descend adultery drunkard

condescend deduction indubitably

discard MacDonald's dunderhead

divide dromedary dumbfounded

-------------------EXPRESSIONS--------------------------
1. Good day.

2. How do you do.

3. I'd be delighted.
4. Mind your head.
5. Don't disturb daddy.
6. Good riddance.
7. It's dogged that does it

8. Dad's a good driver. .
9. The kid's as good as gold.
10.Beyond the shadow of doubt.
11.Dahlia is doing splendidly.
12.Dick had read himself stupid.
13.Dumb dogs are dangerous.

14.What good did that do, I wonder.

15.The dog-days seemed to have no end.

16.Dad couldn't deny that I'd made good.

17.Dolly is their adopted daughter.

18.Dell acted on Dan's advice.

19.That is sad indeed.

20.David is in a decidedly good mood.

[ s ]

1.sag - sack Sid - sit said - set Sid - seed
sad - sat sill - silt sell - sent sick - seek
Sam - sap sin - sick send - spent sin - seen

sod - sot sod - sword suck - sark soot - soothe
sob - sop sock - sauce sudd - Sard stood - stooge
sol - sock sconce-scaup sub - suave stoop - stool

2.stair stale souse sigh so sear snout Serge
spare scale south sign stow sneer sour serve
square stable sound side snow smear spiral serf

3.spoor 4.sweet 5.this dose 6.absent
spume sweater tense close absinthe
steward swim miss spouse absolute
stupid swallow pass mouse substance
student swine puss sustenance subsist
skewer switch sense sentence absorb

7.straddle string 8.depths 9.miss Rachel
straggle stripe widths looks radiant
straight striking lengths Dick's room
street stripling breaths Jack's rod
strand strip-tease births Kit's writing
strange stroke months Jess reads
streak stroll myths kiss Rita

10.This thing Looks thin. Alice thinks.

Kate's thirteen What's the subject? What's then? Meets them.

---------------------EXPRESSIONS------------------------

1. I'm so sorry. .
2. Say that you're sorry.

3. Just fancy.
4. See you soon.

5. Precisely so.

6. It makes no sense.

7. It's like this, you see.

8. It's nice of you to say so, sir.
9. It's beside the question.

10.Let's get to brass tacks.
11.I am so sorry to be such a nuisance.
12.I can't accept such a poor excuse.
13.I am absolutely certain of success.
14.Advertisements help to sell.
15.My son's still homesick at school.
16.Pete's numerous absences from school must be stopped.
17.I absolutely insist that you stay with us.
18.You mustn't upset yourself, Cecily.
19.Sue's as cross as two sticks.
20.Avoidance of accidents in city streets is possible.

[ z ]

[s-z]

1.said-zed 2.hiss-his 3.ceasing-seizing

sip-zip since-sins gracing-grazing

sink-zinc fence-fens loosing-losing

seal-zeal grace-graze coursing-causing

sou-zoo hence-hens dosing-dozing

soot-zoot cease-seize close/a./-close/v./

sing-zing parcel-puzzle racer-razor

4.zed zero zionism zone Zulu 5.dreams

zany zebra zip zonal zymosis booms

zeal zest zipper zoological zymotic phones

zealous zeugma zither zoology zareba girls

zee Zeus zodiac zoologist zirconium beds

zenith zig-zag zodiacal zoom Zeppelin bushes

zephyr zinc zombie zoster zinciferous watches

5.is 6.busy 7.is this has these 8.crosses rivers

has music was thick does these misses rabbits

was husband has thought sees them says resolutely

does reason does things he's the does right

says possess his thumb those thimbles does wrong

please praised these themes his theory goes right

peas easy is this is thin goes wrong

cruise feasible was that What is then? pleases Rob

---------------------EXPRESSIONS------------------------

1.As like as two peas.

2.As you please.

3.Deeds, not words.

4.Heads or tails?

5.What James says goes.

6.Easy come, easy go.

7.Easy does it.

8.It is miles easier.

9.His fingers are all thumbs.

10.My reasons are as follows...

11.There is no reason to suppose that...

12.As sure as eggs is eggs.

13.Rose always dramatises things.

14.Charles is as safe as houses.

15.Everybody's business is nobody's business.

16.Is it as easy as that?

17.These stories are as old as hills.

18.What size shoes does Susan wear?

19.It is as plain as the nose on your face.

20.One man's meat is another man's poison.

21.A man is judged by his foes as well as by his friends.

[ n ]

1.nab neck Nick knee knob
nag Neddy nil kneel not
Nancy Nelson nib knead knock
Nanny Nellie nit neat non
nap net nip needs nod
napkin next nibble needle nodule

nor nub 2.nark newt nurse
naught nudge nard nude nursling
norm nuff nasty nuance nerve
North null narcotic nucleus nervous
Norse numb narcissus nuisance knurl
Norway nut narcosis numismatist nurture

3.nine nose 4.fin 5.append pent pence 6.ninth
knife night sun depend leant fence tenth
neat nine moon bend bent sense panther
now near noon send sent lens southern

neigh no coon spend spent pens in the North

nail neither soon rend rent trends northern

7.often 8.unreal 9.Nottingham nevertheless
bitten inroad The Netherlands neutralise
written sunrise Napoleon neighbourhood
cotton run races Nazareth nearness
sputnik in writing Naples nonetheless
button in richness Newfoundland non-alignment

--------------------EXPRESSIONS-------------------------

1. Now, now
2. Now and then.
3. No nonsense now!
4. On no account.
5. No offence meant.
6. No news is good news.
7. Nick is no genius.
8. Nancy`s done it.
9. Brown,Jones and Robinson.
10.What's done cannot be undone.

11.Nancy left no stone unturned

12.One man, no man.

13.Don't run the man down.

14.It's no concern of mine.

15.No sooner said than done.

16.A friend in need is a friend indeed.
17.Money spent on the brain is never spent in vain
18.A penny saved is a penny earned.

[ l ]

1.lab let lick lean luck lark lorry
lack leg lisp lead lull lard lock
lad lens limb leaf lust large lodge
lamb lemon lift least lug llama log
lass leopard linen leek lump laugh long
lag Leonard link leech lung larch loft

lore looking-glass loom lewd lurk
lord looker-on loose lucid learn
lawn look-see loosen lukewarm lurch
lorgnette look-out loosely Lucifer slur
lory look back loop Lucy blur
law looking for loony lucerne Fleur

2.label lair low lout leer lie
labial declare lotion louse clear sly
labour clairvoyant slow lousy bleary blight
lady glare blow lour player flight
lake blare fellow lounge flayer slight
lame flare bellow loud slayer plight

3.pallor 4.parentless 5.quickly 6.bowling
killer sleeveless hardly scowling
pillar bottomless cleverly foundling
tiller boundless interestingly underling
miller valueless beautifully stripling
teller defenceless wonderingly dangling

7.call kill bell 8.needle metal particle
ball pill sell beadle settle molecule
fall still Pall-Mall middle maple suitable
gall milk dell simple staple possible
stall bill role meddle people lateral
mall sill sole peddle circle capital

9.relieve imply 10.electron 11.elephantine
release deflect electrode elephantiasis
enlarge allow deflection electrocution
unlock prevail velocity electrodynamics
rely revolve solidity elementary
incline explain exclusively electroscope
supply entail reliable electroplating

elasticity 12.health all the 13.ultra violet

elixir wealthy well then will try
Elizabethan filth kill the shall draw
ellipsis stealth will these all trees
elongation Bill thinks shall those all dry
eligibility all things worth learning all tricks

14.play plywood pleasant plover plumber plastic
plead Plymouth plump plod pluck plait

15.fly 16.Hush, little baby 17.Will you?
flay wash Lucy Will you laugh, Lucy?
flippers push Lilian I'll kill you!

slips bash Leonard What will Bill tell you?
sleeps call you not full yet
slaps compel you; all young
slumps not in the slightest will yell "yes"

---------------------EXPRESSIONS-------------------------
1. Live and learn.
2. For adults only.
3. It's a small lake, isn't it?
4. Let Dell alone.
5. Lillian left the library at eleven o'clock.
6. Will you please lay the table.
7. Liz complains of feeling ill.
8. Leonard is a likely lad.
9. Lucy is absolutely lovely.
10.Larry's pulling your leg.
11.Lilly holds herself aloof.
12.Lynn was blamed for the devil and all.
13.Really,all your children look alike.
14.Luke always travels by land.
15.He that lives with cripples learns to limp.
16.Please all, and you will please none.
17.Only an elephant can bear an elephant's load.
18.He laughs best who laughs last.
19.It will be possible to solve the problem.
20.Electrons revolve around the nucleus with great velocity.
21.Will you ever stop slighting Lillian, Leila?
22.Your problem is nothing but a laughable trifle,Eleonor.

[ r ]

1.rid red rock rut rabble rook

writ rest rob rust rack room

risk realm rod rub rag root

rhythm wreck rot rough rat rude

ripple wretch wrong rug rap rule

wriggle rent Rodge run ran roost

2.read raw Ra 3.ray rye rose

reach wrought raft raid rhyme road

reel wrath rafter rail rise roast

reef raunchy raftsman rake Rhine roam

reed raucous ranch rage rhino robe

reek Rawdon raspberry rain rice roll

row [au] rare rear rewrite 4.free present

rout rarity real reappraise friend practice

round rarefy rearwards rearrange fry pretty

rouse rarebit reassess realistic frail prize

arouse rarely reassign refrain fragile problem

rowdy rarest reassure refresh frequent probe

spring three tree dream green cream

spread throw try dry grow crow

sprawl thrall true dreary grope crescent

spray through trade dress grab cry

sprout thread train drop grasp creek

spruce throne traffic drought growl crawl

5.every very recurrent secondary

country sorry surround temporary

upright quarrel separation secretary

birthrate merry horizontal January

mushroom forever interaction February

cockroach for instance interrelation mercenary

----------------EXPRESSIONS----------------------------

1. Rack your brains.

2. Very true.

3. Rather curious.

4. The reaction was rapid.

5. The river is running dry.

6. Ronald arrived on the stroke of three.

7. The three R's are reading, writing, and arithmetic.

8. There is neither rhyme nor reason in this limerick.

9. Rod has brains and character.

10.Ruth is hungry for flattery.

11.Rolf returned to his parents.

12.When a friend asks, there is no tomorrow.

13.Try to reduce the rule to practice.

14.The rays are rarely refracted in this surrounding.

[ h ]

[ n - h ]
1.win-wing pan-pang 2.think-thing 3.thin-think-thing
ban-bang ton-tongue rink-ring win-wink-wing
thin-thing sun-sung brink-bring sun-sunk-sung
sin-sing stun-stung sink-sing sin-sink-sing
tan-tang ran-rang bank-bang ran-rank-rang
bun-bung Hun-hung rank-rang run-drunk-rung
kin-king Lynn-ling sunk-sung ban-bank-bang
pin-ping clan-clang winking-winging pin-pink-ping
fan-fang gone-gong banking-banging stun-stunk-stung
Flynn-fling been-being clanking-clanging bun-bunk-bung

4.bunk sink 5.wonky 6.longer England
sunk rink donkey hunger English

trunk drink Yankee anger hungry
stunk think lanky finger angry
bank uncle hanky bingo mongrel
sank ankle hanky-panky banger jungle
rank anchor conquer linger angle
drank wrinkle concord ringer single
link rankle inkling springer shingle

7.gong king 8.sings longs

song sing rings tongs
long thing brings prongs
hung fling springs songs

sung ding-dong fangs tanks

rung sing-song hangs ranks

hang jingle-jangle bangs pranks

sang ping-pong pangs links

9.sending learning sorting booking looting
spending turning talking looking shooting
pressing burning baulking cooking zooming
fading hiding alluring paring annoying
rating biding assuring faring destroying

mating shining enduring daring employing

10.ringing fingering hanging hanging around
clinging lingering banging ringing it
bringing conquering dangling banging on
singing tinkering new-fangled bringing in

11 processing regarding 12.strikingly angular
assessing suppressing interestingly singular
possessing entangling seemingly anxiety
involving adjusting punctually entanglement

13.strangulation punctuation tranquilisation

---------------------EXPRESSIONS-------------------------
1. Nothing's wrong.
2. Things're mending.
3. Bring them along.
4. Thanks for calling.

5. Stop fidgeting.
6. We're getting things moving.
7. Everything's going wrong.
8. Inga's poking and prying.
9. Saying and doing are two different things.
10.Anything's better than going on doing nothing.
11.Noone`s like Dunkan for saying the wrong thing.
12.You are fancying and imagining things.
13.I think Uncle's keeping something back.
14.Inga's way of doing things is singular.
15.A creaking door hangs long on its hinges.
16.Anything damaging in sitting and smoking?
17.Mr.Spring is looking at the thing from the wrong angle.
18.Some Englishmen are murdering King's English.
19.The whole thing is being a roaring success.
20.Frank's anxious to start earning his living.

[ k ]

1.kit keep kept cap could coon cur curse
kill keel kelp cant couldn't coop curb curl
kin keen ken can cushion cool curdle curds

cub-cup carve 2.a)cube cure care cow kite coal
come-cuss carp cute curie chaos cower kind cone
cud-cut card cutie curio cane count Kyme coat

b)quite quiver 3.carry cutting 4.backing talker
quiet qualm curry coming sacking locker
quarter quaint cushy carrying knocking knocker

joker walkie-talkie 5.because look out vicarious

barker lucky of course knock out precarious
biker gawky be careful walk out narcosis

6.clan clover cleave 7.Crete Cromwell cry crease
clot Clyde clown Croat Craig cringe crawl
clever claim class Crusoe Cronin crack craft

8.Capricorn 9.cocain 10.calculation clarification
colander volcano communication classification
colleague chicane crucifixion callisthenics

11.thank Kate take care dark cover
book-case think carefully blackcap

--------------------EXPRESSIONS-------------------------
1. Cocks crow, cats caterwaul, crows caw, ducks quack,

peacocks scream.
2. Cry quits.
3. The coast is clear.
4. Kate's as melancholic as a cat.

5. Ken's as cool as a cucumber.
6. Kay is a walking encyclopaedia.
7. Keep quiet.
8. Come back and keep us company.
9. Kim's coat could do with a clean.
10.Crum comes like clock-work.
11.Kiki cannot take a joke.
12.School keeps on till six o'clock.
13.Kit kept it quite in the dark.
14.Come back as quick as you can.
15.Curiosity killed the cat.
16.Care killed a cat, not work.
17.So that accounts for the milk in the coconut.
18.If you agree to carry the calf, they'll make you carry the cow.

[ g ]

[k-g]

1.come-gum crow-grow pick-pig
core-gore crew-grew dock-dog
code-goad creed-greed back-bag
clear-gear craft-graft leak-league
Kay-gay crate-great cockle-goggle
Kate-gate crab-grab pecking-pegging
Kyrle-girl cram-gram lacking-lagging

2.gig get gas golf gust good
guild guess gab gone gut goods
gills guest gag gosh gulp goodness

3.goof gargle gauze geezer girdle
ghoul garble gorge geese girl
goose garlic gawk Greece girth

4.gate garish gout gourd guile go
gale Gary gown gourmand guide ghost
game gregarious gouge gourmet disguise goat

5.Gwendolyn 6.grit groan 7.glacier glaucoma
Gwatkin grizzly growl Gladstone glazed
Gwyn groom grovel glaringly glossary

8.begin finger begged big girl ignore
agree longer rugby log-cabin pugnose
exam English egg-cup dog-collar pugnacious

9.dogma big man 10.black gums
pygmy dig more shook guinness
Pygmalion magma with gusto

-------------------EXPRESSIONS--------------------------

1. Goodness gracious.
2. Gill's got the gift of the gab.
3. Gary's as good as gold.
4. A good dog deserves a good bone.
5. Peggy will gladly play the giddy goat.
6. Grig gave as good as he got.
7. I've got to get you going.
8. Got a cigarette, Gil?
9. Gert's got a grudge against Gilmour.
10.We agreed to go there together.
11.Grace's got good sea legs.
12.Gregory is a go-getter.
13.Gordon's life is all game and glee.
14.Granny's really getting my goat.

[ tò ]

[ t - tò ]

1.tip-chip teat-cheat test-chest 2.chat check chit

top-chop tick-chick Terry-cherry chap chest chin

tap-chap time-chime tiny-china channel chess chips

chop chuck 3.char cheap chore choose

chopper chum charge cheat chortle chooser

chocolate chump chart cheese Chorley choosy

4.chouse chide chase chose 5.cheaper chatter

chow child change choke checkers challenge

chowder chime chain Choate chamber chapter

cheeky church 6.future venture pasture culture

chilly churl lecture moisture creature nature

chubby churn mixture teacher feature orchard

7.natural venturing combustion exchange

mutual picturesque unfortunate admixture

purchasing featureless adventure unnatural

8.catch lunch preach reached watch

match Dutch teach lunched Scotch

hatch much beach fetched hotchpotch

------------------EXPRESSIONS-------------------------

1. Which is which?

2. Reach me the matches.

3. What a charming child!

4. Don't catch a chill!

5. I watched two chicks captured.

6. Fetch some chalk, Charles.

7. Such carpenters, such chips.

8. Not much of a catch.

9. Here are two pictures which are a match.

10.Charlie doesn't know chalk from cheese.

11.Which is your choice?

12.Check your watch with the time signal.

13.Not much to choose.

14.I adore Dutch cheese.

15.This child's features are my own.

16.Venture a small fish to catch a great one.

17.Chalice's wisdom matches her charm.

18.Hatches,catches,matches and dispatches.

19.He who hatches matches hatches catches.

[ dz ]

[tò-dz]

1.chin-gin rich-ridge 2.jab jelly jibe
chug-jug etch-edge jack jemmy jig
char-jar march-marge jag jenny jinx
chest-jest aitch-age judge jar juice
choke-joke batch-badge jug jargon juke
cheer-jeer match-Madge just jarring julep
cheap-jeep leech-liege junk jogging June

jeans job George 3.jay jeer joust
Jewish jeep jog Jane joy jowl

jeez jerk jot jape joist genius
journey jewelry jaunt jolt join jointure
jewel journal jaw joke joint Jones

4.agent age gage sage digit project
major edge stage barge agent urgent
pages sledge bridge strange object voltage

5.region leakage 6.agency origin
stringent manage average generate
astringent spillage tangible fuselage
shortage largely oxygen degenerate/adj.or n./

storage subject marginal congenital

image margin general Judaism

7.diverge agenda conjunction original
converge procedure assemblage legitimate
emerge objection suggestive technology
submerge suggestion enlargement geology

------------------EXPRESSIONS------------------------
1. Just imagine!
2. Change the subject.
3. Justice is justice.
4. Jim's just my age.
5. Meet John Jones junior.
6. June is a prodigy of energy.
7. John is a gentleman at large.
8. I'll do it just to oblige Joyce.
9. John arranged your journey to Japan.
10.Don't bear Joanna a grudge because she misjudged you.
11.June marriages are lucky.
12.Don't jest with edged tools.
13.James joined the geography society.
14.Jo, make a margin on the left of the page.
15.Just imagine Jim learning the German language.
16.Be just before you are generous.
17.The region is geologically old.
18.Oxygen is essential for combustion.
19.Geology is the study of the earth's origin.
20.Unfortunately,the decision is illegitimate.

[ ò ]

[tò-ò]

1.chip-ship chief-sheaf 2.shall - shelf

chin-shin cheat-sheet sham - shell
cheers-shears chant-shan't shackles – shepherd

ship-sheep 3.shield should shore share shame
shin-sheen Sheila shook short sure shade
shift-sheaf sheath shouldn't shorn sheer shave
shunt-shan't shock shoe shirt show shake
shuck-shark shot shoot shirk shoal shy
shut-shard shod shoeless sherbet shoulder shine

4.ocean motion patient option
revolution notion patience ration
social caution ancient promotion
vacation session special cautious
pension pressure specialty obnoxious
Russia mention partial presumptuous

5.essential notation approbation subjection
especial substantial appropriation subordination
succession sufficient approximation submersion

dimension efficient estimation subversion

6.fish dash banish selfish bush
dish lash vanish wolfish hush
swish crash Spanish boyish rush

7.shrink shred shrimp shroud
shrank shrew shriek shrubbery
shrunk shrill shroff shrug

----------------EXPRESSIONS------------------------------

1. Shoo,shoo!
2. She's an accomplished musician.
3. Stop shouting and pushing, Shirley.
4. Why should she be so sure.
5. Ashley is a shy fish.
6. She was shaking in her shoes.
7. Why shouldn't she share with me.
8. Shut the shop, Sheila.
9. I surely wish she were here.
10.All's in shipshape and Bristol fashion.
11.I wish Marcia was not so shilly-shally.
12.She shuns shilling shockers.
13.Wishes don't wash dishes.
14.She made a sufficient impression on Sherry.
15.Sheila made a substantial contribution.
16.Sherlock surely furnishes a pattern for imitation.
17.Sherwood is on a fishing expedition.
18.She shouldn't like to make any rash speculations.
19.Friendship in trouble - friendship sure.

[ ]

1.measure treasure measurement seizure

pleasure leisure displeasure azure

2.abrasion confusion precision

conclusion contusion incision

vision infusion provision

inclusion intrusion illusion

decision collision protrusion

diffusion occasion profusion

3.mirage rouge entourage

garage genre badinage

---------------------EXPRESSIONS------------------------

1. Measure for measure.

2. Eat at pleasure, drink at measure.

3. She wears Parisian rouge.

4. Mirage is an optical illusion.

5. Your casual allusion caused confusion.

6. It's a pleasurable occasion.

7. His persuasion is unusual.

8. His pleasure and joy knew no measure.

9. I don't usually see visions.

10.Conversation is a pleasure, but it wants leisure.

11.She watches television usually, not occasionally.

12.After much persuasion he took the decision.

13.The voltage is usually measured with precision.

[ v ]

1.vac vent vim veal volley
vat vest villa V-Day voluble
van vex village vehicle volume
vanish venom villain veto voluntary
vampire venture vintage visa vomit
vanity velvet vicious Venus volatile

vortex vug vase verb
vault vulgar vaseline verbal
vaulting vulgarise vast verdure
vaunt vulnerable vantage verge
vortical vulture varnish vermin
vorticose vulpine varsity vermouth

2.variable vile vow voice vacant
variant vine vouch voyage vague
variation vinyl voucher void vagary
vary viper vouchsafe voiceless vagrant
various violin vowelless invoice vapour
varied virus vowelize clairvoyant vain

vocal 3.viscout 4.volcano 5.wives
vogue violoncello volition gives
volt(age) volubility voluminous paves
vole volunteer voluptuous knives
vote vulnerability voracious thieves
invoke visualization vocabulary shoves

6.revise-revision 7.never 8.every 9.of theirs 10.have
survive-survival over aviary of that live
severe-severity river even of them mauve
provide-provision heavy evening of this give
sever-severance peevish lively of all solve
clever-cleverness plover livery of him sieve
evolve-evolution uvula ovary of us save
involve-involvement avenue oven of ours leave

------------------EXPRESSIONS---------------------------

1. Very clever of him.
2. I've never heard of Steve.
3. Vivie's vain of her voice.
4. I've never lost the love of my job.
5. I've given Victor best of advice.
6. We've never approved of Val.
7. Mr.Vere's in the vicinity of seventy five.
8. You've been overprotective of Viola.
9. I've never voted yet.
10.They arrived at five.
11.Victor is on active service in the Navy.
12.Vesuvius is a volcano.
13.Vincent is my only surviving relative.
14.I've never taken to Viv very much.
15.I've moved heaven and earth.
16.I believe the very reverse is true.
17.I've never forgiven Vera.
18.Vickie ought never to have ventured it.
19.I've never given Ava a thought.
20.Valeria is the vaguest creature that ever lived.

[ f ]

[v-f]

1.a)vine-fine of-off b)veer-fear serve-serf
vail-fail save-safe vary-fairy starve-staff
vat-fat leave-leaf volley-folly prove-proof
view-few halves-half vast-fast sieve-thief

c) reverence -reference d) divine - define
of her - offer invest - infest
severe - his fear waver - wafer

2.fad-fat fed-felt fit-feat fob-fork
fan-fact fen-fence fin-fiend fop-fought
flab-flash fell-fetch filled-field flop-flaunt

foot-food firm-form 3.future confuse
footpath-foolscap first-forced fuse diffuse
footbath-foolhardy furl-fall fume profuse

fuel face fine fire fear fair
furious fame five fiery sphere affair
fugitive fate file afire atmosphere fairy

4.flounce flu flee flick flatfish fluff flame
flower fluid fleet flint flaccid flop flavour
flounder fluent fleece flimsy flapper flock floe

5.friend affront fried 6.aftermath effluence
from afraid free afterwards affluence
front affray France afternoon affable

7.affirm affirmation effusion 8.fifth
afflict affixation confusion off the roof
afford efflorescence diffusion off the tree

---------------------EXPRESSIONS------------------------
1. Fair enough.
2. First and foremost.
3. Fill in the following forms.
4. I'm afraid Flo is far from being fair.
5. Fan is full of fads and fancies.
6. Fred often frets and fumes.
7. Frank failed the finals.
8. Fingers were made before forks.
9. Fortune favours fools.
10.Face the front and listen carefully.
11.I feel as fit as a fiddle.
12.Fight fire with fire.
13.Floy is neither fish, nor flesh, nor fowl.
14.A fault confessed is half forgiven.
15.Ford came off with flying colours.
16.Ferd's definitely a friendly fellow.
17.Out of the frying-pan into the fire.
18.Fay felt that for five years she'd been cut off from life.
19.Trifles make perfection and perfection is no trifle.

[q]
1.seem - theme souse - south 2.team - theme
sick - thick pass - path till - thrill

sin - thin mouse - mouth tick - thick

sink - think miss - myth torn - thorn

sigh - thigh worse - worth taught - thought

saw - thaw force - forth toad - throat

sum - thumb face - faith tug - thug

term - therm 3.thin - fin 4.breadth length
bart - bath thirst - first panther width

boat - both three - free anthem wealth

pit - pith thistle - fist synthesis health

Brett - breath thatch - fetch enthusiasm tenth

toot - tooth death - deaf enthrall month

5.have thin that thesis that thick this theatre

have thick cut throat is thinking six threads

next theme this thin was thirsty nice things

6. depth - depths 7.three 8.method hypothesis

month - months threat cathode arithmetic

width - widths thrift everything hypothetical

birth - births thrill synthesis mathematics

length - lengths thrice something mathematician

breath - breaths through anything arithmetician

9.twentieth seventeenth fourth

thirtieth eighteenth fifth

fortieth sixteenth seventh

ninetieth fourteenth eighth

-----------------------EXPRESSIONS-------------------------

1. Nothing like youth
2. Think things over.
3. Thank you for nothing.
4. When three Thursdays come together.

5. Thad'll go through thick and thin.

6. A thousand thanks to you both.
7. You've thrust the thing into my throat.
8. Theo threw the thing into his teeth.
9. Martha's like nothing on earth.
10.Kenneth and Arthur are as thick as thieves.
11.Nothing loath.
12.I have a thousand and one things to ask you.
13.They had to thread their way through the thick throng.
14.Thornton's voice thrilled through the hall.
15.Thorp likes to be in the thick of things.

16.Timothy is within a hair's breadth of death.

17.Theodore thinks the world of himself.
18.I`ll speak the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth.

19.Thompson has detected those thermal effects three times.

[ð]

1.these with either baths 2.with Sid 3.with Roy

those bathe neither youths breathe slower with wrath

they breathe northern bathes clothe Sam clothe Ruth

there booth southern clothes writhe slowly with Roger

this smooth weather seethes soothe Simon soothe Rue

that clothe rather mouths bathe Sis bathe Rob

4.thy-fi 5.thy-lie 6.in the 7.said the 8.if the 9.tell the

thy-vie they-lay in this read this if this feel that

thine-fine the-lee in these and those if that fill this

thine-vine thence-lens in them had them if these drill those

than-van those-close in those bid that if those kill them

thou-vow these-lease in that did these if there like that

10. have /these, that, this, those, them, they/

11.at that is the it's this these theaters what's this?

at this has this it's that these things what's that?

let that was that that's those those things what's there?

bet that met them does those those thimbles what's the time?

fit them pat those match them patch those push them

----------------Expressions---------------------

1. There! There!

2. And that's that!

3. That's neither here nor there.

4. Then there's another thing.

5. There's nothing like leather.

6. I'd do anything rather than that.

7. I don't wish them other than they are.

8. You never know with the weather.

9. They couldn't tell one brother from the other.

10.That means nothing other than the usual thing.

11.Then there's that brother of mine.

12.There's no one there, neither mother nor father.

13.One loathes the rich, another loathes the poor.

14.They were gathered to their forefathers.

15.The Smiths keep themselves to themselves .

16.The film is no worse than the others.

[ h ]

1.had-hat him-hip hip hen hell have hot
ham-hap his-hiss hill head help hand hop
hag-hack higgle-hick hit hemp held hat honk

hunt hull hood whose halt heed half heard
hum hulk hook hoof horde heat harm hearse
hunch humble hoodwink hoop hawk heap harp hurl

2.hare hail here how hoy host
mohair hasten hearing hound hoist home
harem haven hearsay house hoity-toity hold

humus hyphen hydra
humid height hydrant
humour hyacinth hydrogen

3.healthy hurry heating harmful
handy harvest heaving harmless
heavy hardly healing hardly
henceforth handicraft heritage horrible
highlight handiwork hastily hospital
harebrained hardihood hindering homicide

4.behave inhale enhance prohibit unhappiness

beehive adhere dishearten inhabit behaviour
behold exhale inhere adhesive enhancement
behind cohere inhibit cohesion adhesion

5.humanity humility inhabitant
humidity inherent haphazard
hypothesis inheritance humongous

6.comprehension apprehensive 7.hypothetical hypophysis
apprehension apprehensible hydrostatic hypotenuse
comprehensive comprehensible hyphenation hydrophobia

-----------------EXPRESSIONS-----------------------
1. Hear,hear.
2. Happy holiday!
3. House and home.
4. Hold your head high.
5. Whose house is on the hill?
6. Harry entered hat in hand.

7. Henry's as hungry as a hunter
8. Hank runs with the hare and hunts with the hounds.
9. I hope I haven't hurt him.
10.Hilda's hard of hearing.
11.Hal's hunted the whole house.
12.Time hangs heavy on his hands.
13.Helen has her own hobby horse.
14.He who has begun has half done
15.Howard hunted everybody out of the house.
16.It has hit him hard.

17.How horrid of him.

18.Hugh hears as a hog in harvest.
19.Humphrey has a heavy hand.

20.Hilda is head over heels in love with Hillary.

21.He hung his head in humiliation

22.The hypothesis is hardly comprehensible.

[ J ]

1.east - yeast tongue - young 2.spew nude
S s - yes pause - yours suit puke
L l - yell who - you stew tube
hard - yard whose - use tune lewd
core - your joke - yoke due cute
her - year soot - suit mute cube
earn - yearn fool - few queue super
field - yield coot - cute feud music
ate - yet moot - mute view mew

3.resume 4.yak 5.cure 6.futile 7.yesterday

assume yam pure few unity

produce yaw fewer fume uniform

amuse yawn lure fuse numeral

induce yummy allure music mutual

presume Yankee endure Tuesday Europe

consume yellow procure curious purity

deduce unit liqueur furious security

refuse usual estuary nuclear impurity

8.residue substitute 9.annuity 10.the union

regular constitute fortuitous the euphemism

gradual destitute continuity the usage

virtual solitude ingenuity the Urals

institute pulchritude presumably the usefulness

11.substitution constitution destitution profusion

--------------------EXPRESSIONS------------------------

1. Substitute unit X by unit Y.

2. Today is Tuesday.
3. Eustace assumes that today is Tuesday.
4. Julia graduates from the University this year.
5. These are very valuable calculations.
6. The purity of the solution is presumed to be absolute.
7. Eustace's sense of humour is unique.
8. Yes, continue, will you?
9. Julia looks young for her years.
10.Your companion's young, yet peculiar.
11.The year is young yet.
12.I'm a year Daniel's senior.
13.You won't yell, will you?
14.You kept Amelia amused.
15.You'd be less than human if you refused.
16.Amelia is far beyond William in Italian.
17.Spaniels are companionable, you know.
18.New Year's Day is the youngest in the year.
19.Did you sell your old piano?
20.Credit is due to you, Celia.

[ w ]

[v–w]

1.a)vile - while vain - wain b)waves

vent - went veil - whale equivalent

vine - wine vary - wary very well

veal - wheel verse - worse winter vocation

vie - why vest - west whispers - vary

2.was warn wag weave wind when worth one

what ward waggle week wisp wet world once

want wall wacky wheel with well word at once

wasp walk wax wheat which West worm at one

3.why waste wary wood wiry weary woe

while weight square wool wine weird wont

wide wade ware worsted while weir woke

4.sweet twice queen 5.weather 6.equal

swift twelve quick winter quarry

swam twenty quite witness always

swan twin question woodwork quantum

swore ‘tween quarrel likewise quarter

swine twist quiet clockwise liquid

7.quantity 8.without

quality wherever

adequate whenever

requisite whatever

require waterless

request wastefulness

quadruped whensoever

-----------------EXPRESSIONS-------------------------

1. Well, I declare!

2. Why worry?

3. Willie works wonders.

4. One word to the wise.

5. Whatever will we work on?

6. We'll walk whatever the weather.

7. We see what we wish to.

8. One never knows with the weather.

9. We wondered where we were.

10.I wonder what's wrong with Wynn.

11.The sweater will wear well.

12.Wilful waste makes woeful want.

13.I wonder what's worrying William.

14.Walter always knows what's what.

15.It was a wonder the weather was so wet.

16.Winn is as week as water.

17.Watson is as swift as the wind.

18.No sweet without some sweat.

19.It's worth while thinking over it.

20.The work went on without interruption.