Tables are great for organising words into groups. The examples above show a table organised by topic and one for opposites.
Tables - recording vocabulary
1. Put the clothes into the correct groups.
| gloves cap hat sandals skirt blouse dress necklace suit belt bracelet scarf helmet tie coat shirt flip-flops trainers |
| Men’s clothes |
| Women’s clothes |
| Shoes and footwear |
| Headwear |
| Accessories |
| Winter clothes |
2. Put the words into the correct groups.
| a train some noise an exam a picture the housework dinner your homework your best a mistake |
| Take |
| Make |
| Do |
3. Match the adjectives with opposite meanings.
difficult rural small shy narrow dry far interesting freezing generous
|
| Easy | |
| Large | |
| Outgoing | |
| Near | |
| Urban | |
| Wet | |
| Wide | |
| Boring | |
| Boiling | |
| Mean |
KEY
1.
Men’s clothes: tie, suit, shirt
Men’s clothes: tie, suit, shirt
Women’s clothes: dress, blouse, skirt
Shoes and footwear: flip-flops, sandals, trainers
Headwear: helmet, hat, cap
Accessories: bracelet, necklace, belt
Winter clothes: coat, scarf, gloves
2.
Take: a picture, a train, an exam
Take: a picture, a train, an exam
Make: dinner, some noise, a mistake
Do: the housework, your homework, your best
3.
easy - difficult
large - small
outgoing - shy
near - far
urban - rural
wet - dry
wide - narrow
boring - interesting
boiling – freezing
mean - generous
easy - difficult
large - small
outgoing - shy
near - far
urban - rural
wet - dry
wide - narrow
boring - interesting
boiling – freezing
mean - generous

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