Vocabulary Task

flick	backlog	Tot up
sheaf	rev	usher
ponder	sterling silver	scone

1.       Hudson _____ for some time before putting on a pair of latex gloves.

2.       On the underside there was a hall mark, indicating that it was solid ______.

3.       But I do know that Mrs. Smith’s  ______ are absolutely superb!

4.       Hudson _____ the others into the car.

5.       Elvira _____ her hair.

6.       I’ll be in the office from 8 onwards – huge _____ of paperwork to sort out.

7.       Elvira _____ up the car, slid open the window and waved farewell.

8.       He asked the secretary, waving a _____ of papers ostentatiously.

9.       Hudson was working through some old reports and ______ mileages for the Bentley when Elvira rang through.

Vocabulary task

deleterious	filament	hauler	wrought iron
bolster	treason	vendor	warrant

1.       If people in a particular population marry randomly and if one out million is born homozygous for a certain _______ recessive gene one out of five hundred is heterozygous for that same gene, shown no ill effects, and is capable of passing it on.

2.       The special court formed to try former President of Pakistan, Pervez Musharraf on Friday his prosecution for ______ would not take place in a military court.

3.       A_____ is the stalk of a stamen.

4.       The Constitution guarantees that private homes will not be searched without a _______.

5.       In many cities, ______ must have a license to set up their booths in public places.

6.       Unlike cast iron, pure ______ contains no carbon.

7.       Brussels want to cut traffic and pollution with extra taxes on motorists and _______.

8.       Environmental campaigners hope a strong endorsement at the European level will _______ what they see as Britain’s weakening resolve to push congestion charging.

Vocabulary Task

deleterious	fiddle	gestation	mellowed
nudge	effigy	pied	saunter

1.       The equilibrium level for such dominant ______ genes is relatively low, however.

2.       Marsupials are a group of mammals that are born alive after a very short _____ period.

3.       Women can be later because they ______ a lot with their hair.

4.       Half-timbered cottages with ______ brickwork and rose bushes, not yet in bloom, around the front doors.

5.       One had ______ the other and then they had both looked at Elvira for a second or two.

6.       The two young men _____ off.

7.       I’m looking for a little _____ terra in the country and Challingstead seems to fit the ball.

8.       Radical supporters burnt an _____ of Bollywood actor Salman Khan at Khatoli town on Sunday.

Dentist English

Read the text and guess the meanings for the following words:

1.cusp

2.mandible

3.axis

4.transverse

5.intersection

6.bracket

7.arch

8.digital

9.angle

10.treatment

Here is the link to read:

http://www.dentalnews.com/2018/08/28/intra-arch-moderate-crowding-mandibular/

Comprehension Check
1. Why do we use such scanner?
2. Why is it convenient for dentists?
3. What age group participated and how many people?

A Short Story to Read

Good morning! Do you like Paulo Coelho? I found a short story that I really liked. Enjoy it! If you like it,I can make short lessons on such stories.
Here is the link:
http://paulocoelhoblog.com/2018/11/08/memory-and-salt/

My FB account has been hacked again!((((

Good morning!Please,don't pay attention to my FB activity:  my account has been hacked.((((

In the market or on the market?

Generally speaking, only the commodity itself is on the market, while the traders themselves and other aspects of the trade are in the market. So one puts one’s pork bellies on the market at the lowest price in the market.
in the market : in the position of being a potential buyer Ex: in the market for a house
on the market : available for purchase; also : up for sale
Ex: put their house on the market

More examples: 'Company operates in the same market as you' 
'What market do you sell in?' 
'Are you mainly in the European market?'
Americans would use 'on' as a preposition in the sentences above.))))