Contents Preface introduction unit 1

Find the appropriate slang to the given definition

1. 
   British slang for police
   
2. 
   A person who is very keen on cars and mechanics
   
3. 
   A person whose nerves are like steel
   
4. 
   British slang for café
   
5. 
   To be very busy
   
6. 
   British slang for an enthusiast
   
7. 
   Slang for sleep
   
8. 
   A vacation which you go with your grandparents
   
9. 
   The process of men getting botox
   
10. 
    A combination of a person who is both friend and enemy.
    

Slangs:

1. 
   Gearhead
   
2. 
   Iceman
   
3. 
   Uncle Bill\ Uncle Bob
   
4. 
   Keeno
   
5. 
   Bro-tox
   
6. 
   Frenemy
   
7. 
   Caff
   
8. 
   Chase one’s tail
   
9. 
   Greycation
   
10. 
    Kip
    

10. 
    Fill in the gaps with slangs from exercise above:
    

Confession

I’m Michael Sheen. I was arrested 2 years ago for robbery. Now I’m gonna tell ya what happen’d actually. I was a real ______, who’s full of enthusiasm and keen on adrenaline. One day my family were on _______ in Chester and I was _____ at home. Then suddenly the doorbell rang and I woke up and open’d the door. It was Stan. He was our boss. Stan was a real _______ who rarely gets angry and nervous. And he used to have _______ on his forehead and lips, he want’d to look young. He offer’d me a job. He want’d me to rob the car store. The owner of the car store was a _________. He was professional in cars. When he was _________ in the _____, I went to his car store and stole some of his car tyres. As there are lots of __________ who seem a friend but not a friend, they called the ________. And uncle Bob came and arrested me. I’m not guilty!

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