A ready-to-use presentation designed to help students expand their active vocabulary and improve lexical precision.The activities target key areas of vocabulary development often needed in upper secondary education and official exams.

What’s Inside:

1. Good and Bad Swaps
   Students learn to replace the overused adjectives good and bad with more specific, context-rich alternatives such as tasty, dreadful, gripping, worthwhile, or inappropriate.
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2. Very Easy Upgrades
   A dynamic matching task focused on replacing “very + adjective” phrases with stronger, more sophisticated words. For instance, very hot → scorching, very boring → dull, or very interesting → fascinating.
   
   

3. Prefix Opposites
   Learners reformulate sentences using appropriate prefixes (un-, in-, il-, etc.) to express opposites. The task integrates useful adverbs like clearly, really, or fairly to reinforce tone and register.
   
   

4. Odd One Out
   A semantic field activity where students identify which of four words doesn’t belong and justify their choice. Topics range from money and employment to time management and personal qualities.
   
   

5. Precision Writers!
   This final activity challenges students to rewrite common expressions using higher-level, domain-specific vocabulary.