1.Read the sentences aloud then underlineand mark stress on the words ending in –ese and –ee. 1. He decided to act as a sort of referee. 2. The document is filled with educationese. 3. The typed pages were full of confusing legalese. 4. At least he was never an absentee in heart. 5. TV and newspaper journalists admit journalese phrases. 6. Do you agree or disagree with Tim’s idea? 7. One of the most difficult language to learn is Japanese. 8. Referee blew to end the match between MU and Arsenal. 2. Complete each sentence with the suitable form of word provided. 1. Scotland is for its rich culture and its amazing natural beauty. (FAME) 2. The council has promised to deal with the problem of among young people.(EMPLOY) 3. The between Vietnam and America is good.(FRIEND) 4. The anthem of Viet Nam is sung.(NATION) 5. The Glastonbury Festival in England is a of music and it attracts thousands people. (CELEBRATE) 6. California is home to the most theme park in the world.(ICON) 7. They enjoy the atmosphere here.PEACE 8. The founder of the city was Helenus, son of Priam, and Virgil. (LEGEND) 3 Give the correct form of the verb in brackets. 1. The Little Saigon Tet Parade (be) to celebrate the Lunar New Year and to preserve and promote Vietnamese culture. 2. This is the first time I (visit) Sydney Opera House in Australia. 3. We (organize) successfully 3 events so far this semester. 4. Mount Rushmore (become) an iconic symbol of the United States, and has appeared in works of fiction. It (attract) over two million people annually. 5. Stonehenge (be) a legally protected Scheduled Ancient Monument since 1882. 6. The Sydney Opera House (include) a number of performance venues such as: Concert Hall, Joan Sutherland Theatre, Drama Theatre and Playhouse. 7. America’s National Independence Day parade (take place) annually on July 4th at 11:45 am in Washington, D.C. 8. At the moment, Anna(take part in) the cooking contest at summer camp in New York. 9. England (be) one part of the United Kingdom. 10. Hundreds of people (parade) to celebrate Vietnamese Independence Day. 4. Put in the correct tense of the verb in brackets. Each colony Bees, like ants, 1. (live) in well-organized colonies. Each colony 2. (have) thousands of bees, that is why a hive 3. (always/ buzz) another activity. well The entrance to a beehive 4. (be) very well-guarded. Should another insect try to go in and steal honey, the guards 5. (grab) it and sting it to death. All the while there 6. (be) a busytraffic ofbees coming and going. One after another they 7. (take) off while others, heavily loaded with nectar and pollen, land and 8. (enter) the hive. There are the forager bees which 9. (fly) out and collect food for the other bees in hive. They 10. (do) a sort of dance to tell one another where and how far away food is. The one which 11. (find) food does the dance and once they 12. (tell) where to go, the others fly off to bring back more of the food. 5. Underline the odd one out. 1. American, Welsh, Nepalese, England. 2. body language, native language, mother tongue, official language. 3. loch, lake, river, desert. 3. icon, cattle station, symbol, sign. 4. monument, mausoleum, museum, tombstone. 5. festival, carnival, anniversary, employee. 6. Choose the best answer A, B, Cor D to complete the sentences. 1. Trafalgar is . A. a cape B. a town C. a square D. a bay 2. Loch Ness is . A.a person B.a valley C.a lake D.a river 3. The London Dungeon its visitors on a journey through England’s bloody histories. A. is talking B. took C. has took D.takes 4. While you around the Dungeon, watch out for creepy creatures – the Dungeon employs actors to give its visitors the fright of their lives. A. are walking B. walks C. walked D.have walked 5. Passengers to smoke in the train. A. are not allowed B. had not allowed C. has not allowed D. will not allow