[  ]

[ n -  ] 1.win-wing pan-pang 2.think-thing 3.thin-think-thing ban-bang ton-tongue rink-ring win-wink-wing thin-thing sun-sung brink-bring sun-sunk-sung sin-sing stun-stung sink-sing sin-sink-sing tan-tang ran-rang bank-bang ran-rank-rang bun-bung Hun-hung rank-rang run-drunk-rung kin-king Lynn-ling sunk-sung ban-bank-bang pin-ping clan-clang winking-winging pin-pink-ping fan-fang gone-gong banking-banging stun-stunk-stung Flynn-fling been-being clanking-clanging bun-bunk-bung

4.bunk sink 5.wonky 6.longer England sunk rink donkey hunger English

trunk drink Yankee anger hungry stunk think lanky finger angry bank uncle hanky bingo mongrel sank ankle hanky-panky banger jungle rank anchor conquer linger angle drank wrinkle concord ringer single link rankle inkling springer shingle

7.gong king 8.sings longs

song sing rings tongs long thing brings prongs hung fling springs songs

sung ding-dong fangs tanks

rung sing-song hangs ranks

hang jingle-jangle bangs pranks

sang ping-pong pangs links

9.sending learning sorting booking looting spending turning talking looking shooting pressing burning baulking cooking zooming fading hiding alluring paring annoying rating biding assuring faring destroying

mating shining enduring daring employing 10.ringing fingering hanging hanging around clinging lingering banging ringing it bringing conquering dangling banging on singing tinkering new-fangled bringing in

11 processing regarding 12.strikingly angular assessing suppressing interestingly singular possessing entangling seemingly anxiety involving adjusting punctually entanglement 13.strangulation punctuation tranquilisation

---------------------EXPRESSIONS------------------------- 1. Nothing's wrong. 2. Things're mending. 3. Bring them along. 4. Thanks for calling.

5. Stop fidgeting. 6. We're getting things moving. 7. Everything's going wrong. 8. Inga's poking and prying. 9. Saying and doing are two different things. 10.Anything's better than going on doing nothing. 11.Noone`s like Dunkan for saying the wrong thing. 12.You are fancying and imagining things. 13.I think Uncle's keeping something back. 14.Inga's way of doing things is singular. 15.A creaking door hangs long on its hinges. 16.Anything damaging in sitting and smoking? 17.Mr.Spring is looking at the thing from the wrong angle. 18.Some Englishmen are murdering King's English. 19.The whole thing is being a roaring success. 20.Frank's anxious to start earning his living.

[ k ]

1.kit keep kept cap could coon cur curse kill keel kelp cant couldn't coop curb curl kin keen ken can cushion cool curdle curds

cub-cup carve 2.a)cube cure care cow kite coal come-cuss carp cute curie chaos cower kind cone cud-cut card cutie curio cane count Kyme coat

b)quite quiver 3.carry cutting 4.backing talker quiet qualm curry coming sacking locker quarter quaint cushy carrying knocking knocker joker walkie-talkie 5.because look out vicarious

barker lucky of course knock out precarious biker gawky be careful walk out narcosis 6.clan clover cleave 7.Crete Cromwell cry crease clot Clyde clown Croat Craig cringe crawl clever claim class Crusoe Cronin crack craft

8.Capricorn 9.cocain 10.calculation clarification colander volcano communication classification colleague chicane crucifixion callisthenics 11.thank Kate take care dark cover book-case think carefully blackcap

--------------------EXPRESSIONS------------------------- 1. Cocks crow, cats caterwaul, crows caw, ducks quack,

peacocks scream. 2. Cry quits. 3. The coast is clear. 4. Kate's as melancholic as a cat.

5. Ken's as cool as a cucumber. 6. Kay is a walking encyclopaedia. 7. Keep quiet. 8. Come back and keep us company. 9. Kim's coat could do with a clean. 10.Crum comes like clock-work. 11.Kiki cannot take a joke. 12.School keeps on till six o'clock. 13.Kit kept it quite in the dark. 14.Come back as quick as you can. 15.Curiosity killed the cat. 16.Care killed a cat, not work. 17.So that accounts for the milk in the coconut. 18.If you agree to carry the calf, they'll make you carry the cow.

[ g ]

[k-g]

1.come-gum crow-grow pick-pig core-gore crew-grew dock-dog code-goad creed-greed back-bag clear-gear craft-graft leak-league Kay-gay crate-great cockle-goggle Kate-gate crab-grab pecking-pegging Kyrle-girl cram-gram lacking-lagging

2.gig get gas golf gust good guild guess gab gone gut goods gills guest gag gosh gulp goodness

3.goof gargle gauze geezer girdle ghoul garble gorge geese girl goose garlic gawk Greece girth

4.gate garish gout gourd guile go gale Gary gown gourmand guide ghost game gregarious gouge gourmet disguise goat

5.Gwendolyn 6.grit groan 7.glacier glaucoma Gwatkin grizzly growl Gladstone glazed Gwyn groom grovel glaringly glossary

8.begin finger begged big girl ignore agree longer rugby log-cabin pugnose exam English egg-cup dog-collar pugnacious

9.dogma big man 10.black gums pygmy dig more shook guinness Pygmalion magma with gusto

-------------------EXPRESSIONS--------------------------

1. Goodness gracious. 2. Gill's got the gift of the gab. 3. Gary's as good as gold. 4. A good dog deserves a good bone. 5. Peggy will gladly play the giddy goat. 6. Grig gave as good as he got. 7. I've got to get you going. 8. Got a cigarette, Gil? 9. Gert's got a grudge against Gilmour. 10.We agreed to go there together. 11.Grace's got good sea legs. 12.Gregory is a go-getter. 13.Gordon's life is all game and glee. 14.Granny's really getting my goat.