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In your Word Bank notebook draw a picture of thehead and face and label ail the arts that ou know.Nowthe h

Use one of the words from exercise 3 to complètethèse sentences.

a You need your . TUH\ to btte something.

c Your protect your eyes.

e Your is at the bottom of your face.

f We use our _ to kiss.

i Your are above your eyes.

"• j If yc wear contact lenses, you wear them in your

k You need your to speak and to taste. '

1 Your head rests on top of your .. ..._ '•

m You need your to think. ^

Now test yourseti Look at thèse pictures. Can you

identrfy the parts of the head and face?Write the word. -^

UNIT 15." Vocabulanj 63

96 En bVi Vocabulcry in Use (prc-interme i^te & intermcdiatc)

shake hands ' ith somebody bite your nails fold your arms biow your nose comb your bair

The outer pari of the body is covereri in skin, e.g. Too much sun is bad for your skin.

B Physical actionsPeople breathe through the nose or mouth, and breathe in and out 12-15 times a minute.

People smile when they're happy, and sometimes smile at people to be polite.

Funny things make people laugh - for example, when someone tells a jolce.People sometimes cry if they're unhappy or receive bad news.

They yawn when they're tired or bored.

People in some countries nod their head to mean 'yes>> an<l shake their head for 'no'.

C Common expressions

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A Parts of the body

The body and what it can do

EngkhVoœbulary in Use (pre-interniedkiw 4 intemwdiotej 97

47.3 Match the verbs on the left with 1 shake -^ your arms

a part of the body on the right to 2 bite >. your nosefonn common expressions. 3 comb \ your nails

4 fold \ your head5 blow ^—hands

6 nod your hair

47.4 What do thèse actions often mean? (There may be several possible answers.)

2 They often breathe quickly after -

9 They yawn when

47.2 How much of the picture can you label without looking at the opposite page?

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Hà47.1 Find 13 more words describing

parts of thc body, either across or

down, in this Word square.

Exercises