DEFINITIONS - NOUNS
Your wear them on your hands.
gloves
DRY
WET
Which SYLLABLE is STRESSED?
PRO - PER - TY (property)
The FIRST SYLLABLE is stressed: PROperty
What's the name of the famous clock in London?
Big Ben
We do this when we think something is funny.
laugh
You use this to make bread or cakes.
flour
DIFFICULT
EASY
Which SYLLABLE is STRESSED?
ES-TAB-LISH-MENT (establishment)
The SECOND syllable is stressed: es-TAB-lish-ment
What's the fourth country: England, Scotland, Ireland and _____ ?
Wales
I ____ to music with my headphones.
listen
You use this to repair something that's broken.
glue
INTERESTING
BORING
Which SYLLABLE is STRESSED?
MUL-TIP-LI-CAT-ION (multiplication)
The FOURTH syllable is stressed: multipliCAtion
What's the capital of Ireland?
Dublin
Can you _____ this word, please?
Yes, it's O-F-F-I-C-E
spell
This takes you to different floors in a building.
a lift or elevator
NOISY
QUIET
Which SYLLABLE is STRESSED?
DIS-CIP-LIN-AR-Y (disciplinary)
The THIRD syllable is stressed: discipLINary
This is Queen Elizabeth's home in London.
Buckingham Palace
You do this underwater when you don't stay on the surface.
dive
This is a machine for cleaning your flat.
hoover
BEAUTIFUL
UGLY
Which SYLLABLE is STRESSED?
AUTH-OR-I-TAR-I-AN (authoritarian)
The FOURTH syllable is stressed: authoriTARian
The British government works in this building.
The H____s of P____
The Houses of Parliament
You can _____ books from the library.
borrow