Idioms, Homophones and Word Power

Topics in this chapter

1. Homophones (1–25): air to coarsepage 1
2. Homophones (26–50): cereal to heelpage 3
3. Homophones (51–75): hear to painpage 5
4. Homophones (76–100): metal to weakpage 7
5. More Homophones for Revisionpage 8
6. Homonyms: Same Spelling, Same Sound (1–20)page 10
7. Homonyms (21–25) and Homographs (26–40)page 12
8. Confused Word Pairs (1–25)page 14
9. Confused Word Pairs (26–50)page 16
10. One-Word Substitution: Persons (1–25)page 18
11. One-Word Substitution: Persons and Professionspage 20
12. One-Word Substitution: Places and Homes (51–75)page 21
13. One-Word Substitution: Science, Study and Instruments (76–100)page 22
14. One-Word Substitution: What Can or Cannotpage 24
15. One-Word Substitution: Time, Government andpage 25
16. Noun-Phrase Idioms (1–25)page 27
17. Noun-Phrase Idioms (26–50)page 29
18. Verb Idioms (51–75): add to cutpage 31
19. Verb Idioms (76–100): come to havepage 33
20. Verb Idioms (101–125): keep to putpage 35
21. Verb Idioms (126–150): pass to takepage 37
22. Verb Idioms and "To Be" Idioms (151–175)page 39
23. Phrases and Word Pairs (176–200)page 41
24. English Proverbs with Urdu Equivalents (1–30)page 43
25. English Proverbs with Urdu Equivalents (31–60)page 45
26. Expressions: Greetings, Introductions and Farewellspage 47
27. Expressions: Requests, Permission, Thanks andpage 48
28. Expressions: Classroom Englishpage 49
29. Expressions: Telephone English and Everydaypage 50
30. Academic Words (1–30): analyse to requirepage 51
31. Academic Words (31–60): research to previouspage 53
32. Academic Words (61–90): primary to locatepage 55
33. Academic Words (91–120): outcome to phenomenonpage 57
34. Collocations with Make and Dopage 59
35. Collocations with Take, Have and Getpage 60