Printable+Record+Sheets

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Organisation Aids These downloads will help you organise your work more effectively and therefore help you learn more efficiently.

Word Formation Record Sheet
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 * How to Use it **




 * When possible**, organise** your vocabulary according to **subject area** **eg.** //shopping, sports, etc//
 * Write down vocabulary in the same way as in the picture above.
 * There is often more than one form under each heading **eg.** //surprising, surprised.//
 * Usually, a word does not have a form under every heading.
 * Write down the **negative form e**g. //(un) surprising, (un) surprised//.
 * Write an example that will help you remember what the word means.
 * The personal noun heading is for words like //"teacher, robber, baker, sailor"//
 * **Use a dictionary** to help you.


 * When to Use it**
 * **In class** - You should **bring at least two sheets to every lesson.**
 * H**omework** -When you find new vocabulary.
 * P**ractice papers** - After doing a practice paper online or in class, record the words in all forms that you got wrong.
 * **Revision** - Use the lists you create to revise. A little bit every week is better than one big session.

Phrasal Verbs Record Sheet
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 * How to Use it **


 * When possible**, organise** your vocabulary according to **subject area**, shopping, sports, etc. You could also organise them according to verb. eg -"//take on, take off, take up//" etc.
 * **Mark the position of the object as shown below.**

.............. separable verbs = let * down .............. inseparable verbs = run into + .............. object can be in both positions = look * up + .............. intransative verbs (do not take an object) ....... = blow over


 * When to Use it**
 * **In class** - You should **bring at least two sheets to every lesson.**
 * H**omework** -When you find new vocabulary.
 * P**ractice papers** - After doing a practice paper online or in class, record all the phrasal verbs you come across.
 * **Revision** - Use the lists you create to revise. A little bit every week is better than one big session.

Lexical Phrase Record Sheet
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Use in the same way as the sheets above.