Name: Hendrian O.

Class: TL-4C

Exercise 1 Word building “friend”

1. She was the first friend that I made at school.

2. Our friendship has lasted twenty years
3. He felt lonely and friendless in the big city.
4. Ireland used to be famous for the friendly of its people.
5. She looked so lost and shy that he decided to befriend her.
6. I was relieved to see a friendly face incoming towards me.
7. I didn’t wish to be unfriendly but I was in a terrible hurry.

Exercise 2 Word building on “point”

1. I wish you would stick on the Point

2. It is quite pointless trying to argue with her
3. He made an appointment to meet them at four O’clock
4. They were very disappointed when they couldn’t get tickets for the match
5. It was one of those modern plays about the total pointlessness – of human existence
6. They were accused of appointing all their own supporters to posts that came up
7. All the evidence pointed to it being an inside job
8. He takes great pleasure in Pointing out all my mistakes

Exercise 3 Word building on “Separate”

1. The first thing you have to do is to separate the whites and yolks of the eggs.
2. They were great friends and had been separating since childhood
3. Twins who have been separate at birth still show a great resemblance to each in their
manner tastes
4. The marriage was clearly not working out and a separation seemed inevitable.
5. They were sitting at separated tables in the hotel dining room.
6. The crowd was separately into two groups and the atmosphere.
7. They left inseparable to avoid being noticed.
PRACTICE!

Part 1

a. We’ve got a lot work to do before the end of the month.

b. I think we need to make changes to our document management procedures.
c. Does that engine always make a strange noise?
d. Will you have enough time to do all the jobs on your list?
e. Could you make a note to order a replacement unit?

Part 2

a. Often – frequently
b. Every two weeks – fortnightly
c. Hardly ever – rarely
d. Once a year – annually
e. Every week – weekly
f. On a daily basis - once a day

Part 3

1. We need to carry out some routine maintenance takss.

2. How often do you do a diagnostic test?
3. I phoned the engineer to report a fault
4. We don’t wait until the component fails
5. It’s important to take regular backups
6. We might need some more time to complete all the repairs

Part 4

a. It’s not designed for heavy use.

b. It’s very durable system. For normal operating conditions it will last many years.
c. Do you know what’s wrong with it?
d. Can you look at this pump? I don’t think it’s working properly.
e. We’re going to shut the line at midday
f. The unit will be replaced on January
g. It’s a crucial part of our process
h. The electrician will be here on Tuesday
Speed – Speed Up /

Slow – Slow Down/

Strip – Strip Down/

Wear – Wear Over/

Look- Look Around

Go – Go Through /

Set – Set Up/

Flush- Flush down/

Part 5

a. First Strip Down the Engine and then clean all the parts
b. We need to replace the roller brushes; they’ve Wear Over
c. Would you like me to Set up the job list with you?
d. Don’t forget to Look over the pipes Flush down with clean water.
e. The safety inspector is going to Go through the site.
f. We’re going to Look up for a new system for reporting faults
g. We need to slow down the rotor. It’s turning to fast.

Part 6

a. This is an essential part of our manufacturing process.

b. Remember to lubricate all moving parts.
c. We can’t accept any more orders for next month. We’re already working at full
Capacity
d. How often do you check the machine setting?
e. I’m not sure how to dismantle this section of the machine. I’ll need to check the
maintenance manual.

Part 7

a. Sorry about the delay. We had an Unexpected problem.

b. Don’t forget to recalibrate the sensors before you switch the power on.
c. Who left this door Unlocked?
d. There’s a mistake in the maintenance schedule. Could you reprint it, please?
e. Something has dislodged the sensor.
f. You must reconnect the electricity supply before opening the casing.
 g. Most cars now run on reloaded petrol.
h. We need to reorder these parts.
i. Remember to disengage the gears before starting the engine

Part 8

1. The rubber ring has perished

2. The brushes have worn down
3. The canvas belt has rotted
4. The component has broken down
5. The metal casing has corroded
6. The engine has failed

Exercise : make a list of the task done during maintenance.

a. Clean Drain Check Service Dismantle A Pump

b. Clean Drain Replace Service Check Dismantle A Filter
c. Clean Check Service Replace Lubricate The Bearings
d. Replace Check Clean A Seal
e. Clean Drain Check Service Top Up Check The Fluid Levels
f. Recalibrate Clean Drain Check Service Replace The Sensors