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Unit 7 Vocabulary
Listening for Numbers
Word Families
Past Perfect
Giving a Presentation
100
The _____________ was waiting to hear the famous musician start the concert.
audience
100
He made ____________ a week.
$50
100
invent (adjective)
inventive
100
I hadn't heard of the Loch Ness monster until I ________ (read) the article.
read
100
To start a presentation you can say:
I'm going to talk about...
200
The doctor made a very good _______________. His salary was $120,000 a year.
income
200
She was the _________ person in line.
third
200
embarrass (noun)
embarrassment
200
It started to rain before we _________________ (finish) hiking.
had finished
200
To show the order of events, you can use a word like:
First,
300
This school has a good _____________________. People always say good things about it.
reputation
300
This is the _______________ state on the list.
forty-sixth
300
discover (noun)
discovery
300
He _______ (be) at work for hours when we called him.
had been
300
To show purpose or a reason you can say:
so...
400
The police began to _________________ the crime scene. They looked for clues about what happened.
investigate
400
She bought a ___________ TV.
five-hundred-dollar
400
prove (noun)
proof
400
Our plane had departed when we ___________ (arrive) at the airport.
arrived
400
When you give a formal presentation, you should wear:
formal clothes
500
The pyramids are a big ________________. No one really knows how they were built.
mystery
500
He is the _____________ child in his family.
eighth
500
solve (noun)
solution
500
I _____________ (not, hear) anything about it until I read the paper.
hadn't heard
500
When giving a presentation, you should do this with you hands:
keep them at your sides