G bakieva, M. Rahmanova, sh. Turgunova language aspect

7. Match the slangs with the correct definition:

1. 
   . . . . aint a) isn’t it
   
2. 
   . . . . cool b) very
   
3. 
   . . . . well c) troublemaker
   
4. 
   . . . . whatever d) thank you
   
5. 
   . . . . fit e) hello
   
6. 
   . . . . hoodie f) good-looking
   
7. 
   . . . . hiya g) that’s good
   
8. 
   . . . . ta h) I don’t care
   
9. 
   . . . . innit i) cafe
   
10. 
    . . . . caff j) aren’t, isn’t, am not
    

8. Circle the correct word to complete the gaps:

1. 
   A: I have just received my driver’s license!
   

B: ____________! Well done!
Cool\ Whatever

2. 
   A: Do you know that Elizabeth has just swum across the Pacific Ocean?
   

B: Wow! She must be _______ tired.
Hoodie\ Well

3. 
   The weather is wonderful today, _______?
   

Ta\ Innit

4. 
   A: You can take my car for the picnic.
   

B: _________.
Well\ Ta

5. 
   I would like to celebrate my birthday in the ______
   

Innit\ Caff
9. 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