Minimal Pairs are pairs of words which differ by just one sound, such as Ship and Sheep. Read these pairs aloud and make the differences clear.

Express these over-long phrases in a single word.

Compose two sentences for each of these nouns, one where it is the subject and one where it is the object.

Show by means of sentences whether these verbs can be used both in active and also in passive constructions.

Suggest words for a small amount of something, such as water, salt or scandal.

Make up sentences to show which prepositions we use after each word given.