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TKT Module 1 Past Paper 2007-6

The document provides examples of various lexical and phonological terms to complete sentences about English language concepts. These include: 1) Examples of prefixes, informal language, and synonyms for the term "unhappy, disagree and incorrect". 2) Examples of homophones, unvoiced sounds, and false friends to complete a sentence about "Hole and whole; mail and male; by and buy". 3) Examples of antonyms, verb patterns, and multi-word verbs to complete a sentence about "Put out; put off; put away".

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TKT Module 1 Past Paper 2007-6

The document provides examples of various lexical and phonological terms to complete sentences about English language concepts. These include: 1) Examples of prefixes, informal language, and synonyms for the term "unhappy, disagree and incorrect". 2) Examples of homophones, unvoiced sounds, and false friends to complete a sentence about "Hole and whole; mail and male; by and buy". 3) Examples of antonyms, verb patterns, and multi-word verbs to complete a sentence about "Put out; put off; put away".

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For questions 14-19, choose the correct lexical or phonological terms to complete the sentences.

Mark the correct letter (A, B or C) on your answer sheet.

14 Unhappy, disagree and incorrect include examples of

A prefixes.
B informal language.
C synonyms.

15 Hole and whole; mail and male; by and buy are examples of

A homophones.
B unvoiced sounds.
C false friends.

16 Put out; put off; put away are examples of

A antonyms.
B verb patterns.
C multi-word verbs.

17 Vehicle –– car, bicycle, plane; pet –– dog, cat, rabbit; food –– bread, pizza, meat are examples of

A collocations.
B lexical sets.
C collective nouns.

18 Can’’t; don’’t; he’’s are examples of

A connected speech.
B weak forms.
C contractions.

19 Fit and feet; fear and fair; track and truck are examples of

A rhymes.
B minimal pairs.
C linking.

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