Unit 21:

Vocabulary

Sending and receiving

Topic vocabulary

accent (n)

informal (adj)

publish (v)

announcement (n)

Internet (n)

report (v, n)

broadcast (v, n)

interrupt (v)

request (v, n)

channel (n)

link (v, n)

ring (v)

clear (adj)

media (n)

signal (n)

click (v)

mobile phone (n phr)

swear (v)

contact (v, n)

online (adj, adv)

type (v)

file (n)

pause (v, n)

viewer (n)

formal (adj)

persuade (v)

website (n)

image (n)

pronounce (v)

whisper (v, n)

Phrasal verbs

Prepositional phrases

call back

ring again on the phone

by e-mail/ phone/ letter

come out

be publish

on the Internet

cut off

disconnect (phone, electricity, etc)

on the news

fill in

add information in the spaces on a form, etc

on the phone

hang up

put the receiver down to end a phone call

on the radio

log off

disconnect from the Internet/ a website

on TV

log on(to)

connect to the Internet/ a website

print out

make a paper copy of st on a computer

Word formation

certain

certainly, certainty

inform

informative, information

communicate communication

predict

prediction, (un)predictable

connect

connection, disconnect

secret

secretly, secrecy

deliver

delivery

speak

spoke, spoken, speaker, speech

express

expression, expressive

translate

translation, translator

Topic vocabulary

A. Complete using a word formed from the letters given.

1. You can tell Martin is from Denmark by his

_accent___. N C E C T A

7. You need to ___link____ the computers

together and then you can send things directly

from one to the other. N I K L

2. Did the __annoucement___ say that our plane

was delayed or cancelled?

E U N T N E C M A N

O N

8. You shouldn’t believe everything you read or

hear in the __media__. D E A I M

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