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    Ompound Words: Back Cross Guest Guide Hitch Over Rail Sight Sign Suit

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    The document describes compound words and their definitions. It provides a list of prefix and suffix words to combine to form compound words, along with their definitions. It then uses the compound words to complete a passage about traveling across Australia. The passage is summarized as: [1] Alice is planning a trip across Australia, flying to Darwin and staying at a guesthouse. [2] She will take the rail guidebook sightseeing and then travel by overnight rail to Alice Springs. [3] In Alice Springs, she will stay at a motel and hike down the main road with her backpack and baggage. [4] Near Alice Springs she will reach a crossroads with a road sign pointing to Uluru.

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    Ompound Words: Back Cross Guest Guide Hitch Over Rail Sight Sign Suit

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    The document describes compound words and their definitions. It provides a list of prefix and suffix words to combine to form compound words, along with their definitions. It then uses the compound words to complete a passage about traveling across Australia. The passage is summarized as: [1] Alice is planning a trip across Australia, flying to Darwin and staying at a guesthouse. [2] She will take the rail guidebook sightseeing and then travel by overnight rail to Alice Springs. [3] In Alice Springs, she will stay at a motel and hike down the main road with her backpack and baggage. [4] Near Alice Springs she will reach a crossroads with a road sign pointing to Uluru.

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    Vocabulary, ESL

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    Compound Nouns

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    The document describes compound words and their definitions. It provides a list of prefix and suffix words to combine to form compound words, along with their definitions. It then uses the compound words to complete a passage about traveling across Australia. The passage is summarized as: [1] Alice is planning a trip across Australia, flying to Darwin and staying at a guesthouse. [2] She will take the rail guidebook sightseeing and then travel by overnight rail to Alice Springs. [3] In Alice Springs, she will stay at a motel and hike down the main road with her backpack and baggage. [4] Near Alice Springs she will reach a crossroads with a road sign pointing to Uluru.

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    Ompound Words: Back Cross Guest Guide Hitch Over Rail Sight Sign Suit

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    Sara Saavedra
    The document describes compound words and their definitions. It provides a list of prefix and suffix words to combine to form compound words, along with their definitions. It then uses the compound words to complete a passage about traveling across Australia. The passage is summarized as: [1] Alice is planning a trip across Australia, flying to Darwin and staying at a guesthouse. [2] She will take the rail guidebook sightseeing and then travel by overnight rail to Alice Springs. [3] In Alice Springs, she will stay at a motel and hike down the main road with her backpack and baggage. [4] Near Alice Springs she will reach a crossroads with a road sign pointing to Uluru.

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    ompound words

     Match the words in box A with the words in box B to form compound words. Ten match them with the definitions.

    A-

    Back cross guest guide hitch over rail sight


    sign suit
    B-

    Book case hike house night pack post road roads seeing

    a) Book that gives information about a place.


    b) Bag with a handle for carrying clothe, etc.
    c) Place where two roads meet and cross each other.
    d) Get free rides by standing next to the road.
    e) Tracks that trains travel on.
    f) Bag that you carry on your back.
    g) Sign by the road that gives information.
    h) During the night and until the morning.
    i) Small, cheap hotel.
    j) Visiting interesting places

     Now, use the compound words to complete the text:

    Alice Springs – Australia


    Next week I’m going to a fantastic journey: across Australia! I’m flying to Darwin, in the north of
    the country, and I’m going to stay (1) _______________ there. My (2) ______________ says it’s
    quite an interesting city, so I think I’ll spend the morning doing some (3) ________________. I
    love travelling by train, so then I’m going to take the new (4) _____________________ to Alice
    Springs, right in the middle of the country.

    I’ll find a hotel or (5) ________________ for the night and the next day I’m going to (6) ____________________ down the
    main road. I’m taking all my things in a (7) _________________ so that I don’t have to carry a heavy (8) ________________
    in y hand. About 200 kilometres south of Alice Springs I’ll reach a (9) __________________ where there’s a (10)
    _____________ that says ‘Uluru 247 km’. Uluru is also known as ‘Ayers Rocks’- one of the most amazing sights in the word.

    Adapted from Complete PET by Cambridge press

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