Academic Word List collocations Call My Bluff
Student A
After each AWL collocation are two definitions, the correct one in bold and one false one. Make up one more false one, read the whole thing to your partner, and see if they can choose the correct option. Then take turns doing the same.
Welfare provisions means
a) Giving food to families who can’t afford it
b) Providing unemployment benefit etc.
c)
Visual pollution means
a)
b) Ugly things that spoil the view
c) Dirt in your eyes
Visible efforts means
a) Attempts whose effects can be seen
b) Trying hard on your make up
c)
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Student B
After each AWL collocation are two definitions, the correct one in bold and one false one. Make up one more false one, read the whole thing to your partner, and see if they can choose the correct option. Then take turns doing the same.
Virtual monopoly means
a) The board game Monopoly played on the internet
b)
c) Very nearly a monopoly
Valid arguments means
a) Have a row with someone for a good reason
b) Logical points
c)
Uniform approach means
a) Treating everyone in the same way
b)
c) A policeman coming towards you
Look at all of the examples above, then do the same with other AWL vocabulary, this time with no help.
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