EIC 6 EF: U.6, Part 6A (2nd)

Look at the photos of everyday things. Which do

you think you might be able to use…instead of shaving cream?

Look at the photos of everyday things. Which do

you think you might be able to use…to get rid of smells?

Look at the photos of everyday things. Which do

you think you might be able to use…to keep insects away?

Look at the photos of everyday things. Which do

you think you might be able to use…to make towels soft?

Look at the photos of everyday things. Which do

you think you might be able to use…to make vour hair shinv?

What are the 'extraordinary' uses for the things in the short quiz earlier? Were you right?

Read the blog again. As you read, focus on the highlighted verbs and read the sentences they appear in carefully. It means "to wash st with clean water only, not using soap"

Read the blog again. As you read, focus on the highlighted verbs and read the sentences they appear in carefully. It means "to move a cloth or your hand backwards and forwards on sth while pressing hard"

Read the blog again. As you read, focus on the highlighted verbs and read the sentences they appear in carefully. It means "to take in liquid from sth"

Read the blog again. As you read, focus on the highlighted verbs and read the sentences they appear in carefully. It means "to put or spread sth such as paint, cream, etc. ontc

a surtace"

Read the blog again. As you read, focus on the highlighted verbs and read the sentences they appear in carefully. It means "to close a container tightly or fill a crack, especially

so that air, liquid, etc. cannot get in or out"

Read the blog again. As you read, focus on the highlighted verbs and read the sentences they appear in carefully. It means "to put sth in a particular position"

Read the blog again. As you read, focus on the highlighted verbs and read the sentences they appear in carefully. It means "to make paper into a ball"

Read the blog again. As you read, focus on the highlighted verbs and read the sentences they appear in carefully. It means "to bring sth back to

a former condition"

Read the blog again. As you read, focus on the highlighted verbs and read the sentences they appear in carefully. It means "to prevent sb / sth from going somewhere"

Read the blog again. As you read, focus on the highlighted verbs and read the sentences they appear in carefully. It means "to fill a space or container tightly with sth"