Guess the word by its definition

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Students have to guess the word by the definition.

All of them are objects of daily use and easy to guess.

Objects that you use every day and can be part of the daily routine.

The above lesson is a great teaching resource for:Elementary (A1), Pre-intermediate (A2)

This resource is intended for:Adults, Elementary schoolers

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Can YOU guess these 20 words from their definitions? Quiz will put your knowledge of the English language to the test

• 20-question quiz will test your knowledge of the English language 
• Players are challenged to guess the words based on their definitions
• Some are easier than others and the creators claim it’s difficult to get 17/20 

Published: 07:36 BST, 21 July 2021 | Updated: 07:41 BST, 21 July 2021

1. To
   buy something is to ….

2. The
   first letter of a word, usually a person’s name is …

3. An
   increase in the fixed amount of money you earn for doing your job is
   … …

4. To
   put something into a box, bag, etc. to be sold or transported
   is to …

5. A
   building where large quantities of goods are stored, especially
   before they are sent to shops or customers is …

6. If
   something happens once a week or every week it happens …

7. To
   write your name, usually on a written or printed document, to show
   that you agree with its contents
   is …

8. To
   discuss changes to the terms of the agreement is to …

9. Able
   to be bought, used, or reached is …

10.A
place where meals are prepared and served to customers is …

1. Match words from column a with words from column b to make word combinations. Translate the words combinations into Russian.

A. B.

1. Complete the sentences with the words from the Useful language in the appropriate form (the first letter is given)

1. I’ll
   c……………. from the airport at 8 AM.

2. If
   you want to c……………. your order, you can call them
   anytime.

3. I
   bought these goods in the internet shop and I can t …………….
   their s ……………. online.

4. There’s
   no money a ……………. so I can’t p ……………. an
   o ……………. though I want to buy new DVD player so much.

5. I
   made an e ……………. about the costs of tickets to
   Australia. They are too expensive.

6. Nowadays
   there’re a lot online retailers, so they are all very c …………….

7. I
   o ……………. this company since 1998. We have a chain of r
   ……………. all over the country, we serve the best meal.

8. A
   s……………. of the necessary medicine arrived yesterday.

9. The
   players wore shirts with the sponsor’s l ……………. . It’s
   c ……………. to be a good advertisement.

10. I
    was d……………. with the results of the negotiations.

READING

1. Read the article and say why some retailers are worried. Worry for retailers as web shopping clicks into the place.

(1)For
traditional stores, online shopping has become a cause of concern in
a difficult retail environment. The internet is accounting for more
spending than ever. In addition it also makes it easier for
consumers to compare prices across a far bigger selection of items
than the trip to the high street.

(2)“The
way the Internet encourages people to shop about is having a big
impact on the market,” says Nick Gladding of Verdict research, a
consultancy. Internet retailers have been able to offer cut-throat
prices because they do not have to bear the cost of running a
physical shop.

(3)Price-comparison
website, such as Kelkoo, where a shopper can compare prices on any
product from DVDs to Prada perfume to get the best deal, make the
market even more competitive. “It is always a lot more
competitive online because you are just one click away from the
rival” says a CEO.

(4)Retailers
selling electrical goods have been particularly hit by the Internet,
as items such as items such as televisions and DVDs become much more
common purchases. This creates dilemma for retailers who sell
products both online and in shop.

(5)Some
brick-and-mortar retailers are adopting a model of dual pricing in
order to keep their position online while maintaining margins in
their shops. Mr. Gladding says dual pricing will become harder to
practice as consumers become better at surfing the internet.

(6)To
be successful in operating in the online and offline world ,
retailers should probably try to integrate those two as much as
possible. Some businesses have set up their operation to allow
customers to shop online, over the telephone or in stores.

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