English Year 8

3. – having a shape that is not normal or natural, usually because of damage or a problem at birth.
5. – (informal) said to be true or expected to be true, but not certain.
7. – moved or slanted to one side.
11. – a particular way of viewing situations and events influenced by experience or belief
12. – a large room where people gather to watch performances, listen to speeches, or attend events.
14. – feeling upset because you cannot do something or something is not working.
15. – the family history of where a person’s relatives came from.
16. – an area or division, especially part of a country or the world
17. – very unpleasant, rude, or annoying.
18. – the ability to speak or write a language easily and accurately
19. – a sequence of numbers or letters used to open a lock.

1. – the way in which a word is pronounced
2. – to change words from one language into another
3. – a conversation between two or more people
4. – a subject in school that students can choose to study.
6. – to explain the meaning of something in your own words
8. – being completely surrounded by or involved in something, especially language learning
9. – a phrase or way of communicating ideas or feelings
10. – a feeling of being nervous or worried.
13. – unable to control strong feelings, such as laughing or crying.