Appendix 3
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Ex 6.7 1. VT
2. VI 3. VT 4. VI
Ex 6.8 1. estimate – VT
2. require – VT 3. varies – VI
4. indicates – VT 5. define – VT
5. VI 6. VT 7. VI
6. is proceeding – VI 7. has identified – VT 8. to establish – VT 9. include – VT
10. involving – VT
Task 7 Ex 7.1 Answers depend on students.
Ex 7.2 Answers depend on students.
Ex 7.3 Answers depend on students.
Unit 7: AWL – Sublist 2
Task 1 Ex 1.2 1. appropriate – h. right for a specific use
2. equate – j. to treat two things as equal or the same
3. affect – f. to change or influence someone or something
4. restrict – c. to ensure something stays within a limit or limits
5. distinct – i. obviously different or part of a contradictory type
6. potential – g. the possibilities that something or someone has to offer
7. feature – d. one of many parts of an idea or situation
8. complex – a. made up of multiple parts and often complicated
9. consequent – b. happening as a result of something
10. aspect – e. a part of something that stands out as being important or interesting
Ex 1.3 1. affected; affects 2. distinct; distinct 3. features; feature 4. complex; complex 5. potential; potentially 6. appropriate; appropriate
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7. consequences; consequence 8. equate; equated 9. restrict; restricted 10. aspects; aspect
Task 2 Ex 2.1 1. c 2. b 3. a 4. c 5. a
Task 3
Ex 3.1 Word
conclude acquire
community relevant potential resource transfer focus
previous secure
Ex 3.2 1. v
2. v
3. adj 4. n 5. n
Ex 3.3 1.
focuses
2. concluded 3. potential 4. resources 5. community
Word class verb verb
noun adjective
noun, adjective verb, noun verb, noun verb, noun adjective
verb, adjective 6. v
7. adj 8. adj 9. v
10. adj
6. transfer 7. relevant 8. secure 9. acquire
10. previous
6. a 7. a 8. c 9. c
10. a
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