Review: Collocations & Glossary
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Gap fill · type your answer in each gap
Complete each sentence from the last two chapters with the missing collocation.
1.In countries like Britain and the US, English is the first language of most people, and they English all the time.
2.Sanskrit, Greek, Latin, and English all one enormous family of languages.
3.The Saxons came and southern and south-eastern Britain.
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Quiz · choose one option per question
Choose the collocation that correctly completes each sentence.
1.Many new machines came from Britain, so people had to learn English learn how to use them.
2.Other people wanted to the island's good farming land.
3.Almost all of what is now England their control.
4.British Celts in the upper classes life with laws and police.
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Matching · drag each chip to its pair
Drag each word to its meaning.
official
widely
foreign
communicate
invade
settle
spread
govern
1.
to enter a country by force in order to take control of it
2.
to go and live permanently in a new place
3.
growth that causes something to cover a larger area or reach more people
4.
to officially rule and control a country or region
5.
approved or recognized by a government or organization
6.
to a great extent; by a large number of people
7.
coming from or belonging to a different country
8.
to give information to someone, or to get someone to understand your thoughts or feelings