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English Speaking in 35 days
Improve Your English - Part I
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DISCUSSIONS)
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Improve Your English - Part IV
VOCABULARY)
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English Speaking in 35 days
Improve Your English - Part IV

Day 33rd

PROVERBIAL CONVERSATIONAL SHEETS

( Memorise this sheet and speak aloud)

MINI VOCABULARY SHEET NO. 2

RELATIONS AND PROFESSIONS

MATERNAL

Relative of the mother's side.

MATERNAL GRANDFATHER

Mother's father.

MATERNAL GRANDMOTHER

Mother's mother.

PATERNAL

Relation from the father's side.

PRECEPTOR

Guru/Teacher.

TENANT

The occupant of a property on rent.

DRAKE

Male duck.

CHICKEN

The child of an hen.

VULTURE

Rotten flesh eating bird.

PENGUIN

Flightless swimming sea-bird.

VIXEN

She-fox.

WHALE

Biggest sea-mammal.

DRONE

Male bee.

OVUM

Egg cell.

OWL

Night bird of prey.

TADPOLE

Child of the frog.

BARRISTER

Advocate.

BEE

Honey making fly.

STATIONARY AND OFFICE EQUIPMENTS

TRACING PAPER

Fine transparent paper for copying out matter from other written paper.

COUNTERFOIL

Inner foil of a receipt or cheque book.

STEEL PEN

Pen made up of steel.

PAPER CUTTER

The instrument which is used to cut the writing sheet.

CORK

Stopper.

COPYING PRESS

The printing machine which copies one paper to another (Photostat).

PAPER WEIGHT

The instrument which is kept on the papers so as to stop them from getting disorganised.

CARBON PAPER

Paper used to imitate.

COPYING INK

Ink used to imitate.

COPYING PENCIL

Pencil used to imitate.

FASTENER

To fix firmly.

CLOTHES & WEARING APPAREL

BODICE

Ladies inner vest.

TUNIC

Female or male jacket.

CASHMERE

Kashmir shawl

DAMASK

Figured silk or cotton cloth.

CAP

Head cover.

DRILL

The cloth of the jeans.

GLOVE

Hand-cover.

GOWN

Official robe, lady's loose outer dress.

CANOPY

Bad-covering.

CANVAS

Thick hemp cloth.

BROCADE

Pictured silk cloth.

DARN

To mend clothholes.

DARNING

Darners work (work of mending clothholes).

PANTALOON

Trousers.

STOCKING

Close-fitting cover for foot 8 leg.

SARI

A silk cloth for Indian women.

YARN

Spun thread.

BREECHES

Short trousers.

GAUZE

Thick transperant cloth.

GAUN TLET

Iron - Glove (Handcover).

QUILT

A padded coverlet mostly used in winters to protect ourselves from cold.

FLOWER, FRUITS & VEGETABLES, CEREALS & EATABLES & VICE VERSA

CHESTNUT

Red-brown dry fruit.

POMERGRENATE

Tough skinned many seeded juicy fruit.

TAMARIND

Brownish colour sour pod.

CURRENT

Smal l dried grape.

CUTLET

Fried meat.

YAN

Sweet potato.

MULBERRY

Juicy fruit.

MUTTON

Flesh of sheep.

GOURD

Big fleshy fruit of a trailling plant.

ALMOND

A nut.

BACON

Pig's flesh.

ASAFOETIDA

Strong smelling raisin

BALSAN

A kind of flower.

BAMBOO

Big Indian read.

TREACLE

Juicy.

BEVERAGE

Any liquid drink.

Brandy

Distilled wine.

CACTUS

A thorny plant.

CAMPHOR

A kind of solid essential oil.

CANARY

Sweet wine.

STEAK

Piece of beef.

CHERRY

A red stoned fruit.

DAISY

Fine flower.

CITRIC

Of lemon.

WHISKY

Barley wine.

BEEF

The meat of the cow.

PORK

The meat of the pig.

VENISON

The meat of the deer.

YOGHURT

Sour fermented milk (sour curd).

SKIN

To seperate cream from milk.

SUPPER

Night meal or last meal of the day.

SWEET MEAT

Sweet pieces or cake.

LEMONADE

Lemon juice drink.

LAVENDOR

Sweet scented plant.

GROCER

Dealer in spices etc.

BUTCHER

One who kills the animals.

BUTLER

Chief family servant.

CORN

Food grain.

BROTH

Boiled meat or vegetable juice.

BUN

Small sweet cake.

CABBAGE

Vegetable with closed leafy head.

SUGAR CANDY

Crystallized sugar.

CEREAL

Of corn, food grain.

CIDER

Apple wine.

CLARET

Red french wine.

GRUEL

Boiled meat

SPICES & MEDICINES

SOUSE

Pickles

TREACLE

Condensed sugar cane juice.

OPIUM

Drug got from poppies.

AMBER

Yellow resin.

NUSK

Strong perfuse secreted by musk deer.