Languages
Languages 2
Fill in the blank
Keeping in touch
Globalization
(word building)
100

the first language that you learn when you are a baby

mother tongue

100

a language that is spoken internationally 

a global language

100

British and American English are different ____ of English - there are some differences in vocabulary and grammar. 

dialects

100

I ________ with my old colleagues since leaving my last job, but then we were never very close. 

have lost touch

100

Change this words to a noun: integrate

integration

200

able to speak more than two languages very well

multilingual

200

a language that is spoken by only a small proportion of people in a country

a minority language

200

When they are shown in cinemas in my country, American films tend to be ____ . I wish they were ____ instead because then I could imprcove my English while I watch. 

dubbed

subtitled

200

He still ________ with Rose although they haven't seen each other in years. 

keeps in touch

200

Change these words to an advebr: common, large

commonly, largely

300

able to speak the language easily and correctly

fluent or proficient

300

a language that is not spoken as a native language in your country 

a foreign language

300

French has a lot of ____ from English, for example week-end, job and jeans. 

loanwords

300

I asked John for Mel's new number because I wanted to ________ with her.

get back in touch

300

Chnage these words to and adjective: global, recogniz(s)ed, technology

globaliz(s)ation, recogniz(s)able, technological

400

speak a language well enough to communicate about basic things

get by (in)

400

a language that is used by many people

a widely spoken language

400

My friends and I speak with northern ___

accents

400

It ended when he/she met another person but we __________ as friends.

stayed in touch

400

Chnage these words to gerund: work; adjective: remarked; present continuous: create; noun: speak

working, remarkable, is creating, speaker


500

not be as good at something as you used to be because you have not used or done it for a long time 

be (a bit) rusty

500

a language that you speak well but that is not your native language

a second language

500

when you learn something without effort over a period of time, you ____   ____ the language

pick up

500

Now they're both in ___________ distance.

touching

500

In this category there were some words with z(s), why?

American vs British English

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