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Igcse Vocab Worksheet

The document is a vocabulary expansion worksheet for IGCSE ESL students, consisting of four parts: matching words with their meanings, filling in the blanks, choosing the correct word, and using words in sentences. It includes vocabulary words such as 'articulate', 'imminent', and 'rancid', along with exercises to enhance understanding and usage. The worksheet aims to improve students' language skills through various engaging activities.

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Igcse Vocab Worksheet

The document is a vocabulary expansion worksheet for IGCSE ESL students, consisting of four parts: matching words with their meanings, filling in the blanks, choosing the correct word, and using words in sentences. It includes vocabulary words such as 'articulate', 'imminent', and 'rancid', along with exercises to enhance understanding and usage. The worksheet aims to improve students' language skills through various engaging activities.

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IGCSE ESL Vocabulary Expansion Worksheet

Name: ____ Date: ____

Part A: Match the Words with their Meanings

Match the vocabulary word in Column A with the correct definition in Column B.

Column A Column B

1. Articulate A. To examine something carefully

2. Imminent B. Quiet and peaceful

3. Scrutinise C. Very bad smell (usually food)

4. Serene D. About to happen

5. Rancid E. Able to express ideas clearly and fluently

Your Answers: 1. ___ 2. ___ 3. ___ 4. ___ 5. ___

Part B: Fill in the Blanks

Use the following words to complete the sentences below:


dilapidated, glimmer, abruptly, menacing, plausible

1. The old, ____ house looked like it hadn’t been touched in decades.
2. She saw a faint ____ of light in the distance.
3. He gave a ____ look that made everyone feel uncomfortable.
4. The speech ended ____ when the microphone failed.
5. Her excuse seemed ____, but the teacher wasn’t convinced.

Part C: Choose the Correct Word

Circle the correct word to complete each sentence.

1. The lawyer tried to (alleviate / advocate / yearn) the client’s sentence by presenting new evidence.
2. Some scientists (advocate / mitigate / stagger) for banning plastic bags completely.
3. After hearing the news, she (scrutinised / contended / murmured) her thoughts softly.
4. I (yearned / glimmered / mitigated) for a break after studying all night.
5. The storm had many (repercussions / serenities / articulations) for coastal towns.

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Part D: Use the Words in Your Own Sentences

Write a sentence for each word below. Try to make the context clear.

1. Imminent – __________
2. Ominous – __________
3. Viable – __________
4. Stagger – __________
5. Mitigate – __________

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