Manbag? No, it is not a man you use as a sort of a bag!!!!! Here's the definition provided by Cambridge Dictionary.
Here's a listening exercise to do: Who needs a manbag? (6 Minute English, BBC Learning English)
Activities for my 2º ESO students: Has your father got a manbag? What does he use it for? If you had one, what would you use it for?
Revision for SELECTIVITY.
Some exercises connected with the section USE OF ENGLISH.
1. Give
one synonym of “FRIGHTENING”
(adjective).
2.
Give
a verb with the same root as CONNECTION (noun).
3. Turn the following
sentence into reported speech: Prince Kretzulesco said: “I
have been considering leaving Germany next year”
4. Turn the following
sentence into the passive voice: We would receive him with open
arms.
5.
Fill in the
gap with a correct adjective: The patient is too __________
to leave the hospital.
6. Give a
question for the underlined words. Sally went to this school
last year.
7.
Complete the
following sentence: Mary would look for a place to
live in London if…
8. Give one synonym
of “GENERALLY” (adverb).
9. Give a noun with the same root as THINK (verb) and
a noun with the same root as BEHAVE
10. Complete the
series with another word of the same semantic group: FILM,
ACTOR, DIRECTOR, …
11. Turn the following sentence into the active voice. Children are easily influenced by violent games.
12.
Complete the following
sentences: a) If films were less violent.... b) Drinking is dangerous for you when....
13. Join the following sentences by means of a relative clause. He was reading a book. Its characters were zombies.
14. Give one opposite of AGREE and another one of SOFT.The English We Speak: That'll teach you! (6 Minute English, BBC Learning English)
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