Listen & Utter below Naming Reflexes 4-5 times aloud:

Group 3:

at the appointed time

of average height

in a better temper

in a bad mood

in a bad state

at a certain time

in constant pain

in a courteous manner

in his customary seat

in the dim light

of people

of cloth

in the first year

a genuine offer of help

(in) good condition

a good thing to know

a good supply of food

(in) a very good shape

(in) good standing in the neighbourhood

(sentenced to) hard labour

a high standard of fitness

(at) the highest level

a horizontal position

a large portion of pie

a large quantity of paper

the last minutes of the film

make a lasting impression

a light tap on the desk

a loud tap at the door

the lower lip

the main reason for resigning

a massive amount of work

the minimum age for voting

the minimum temperature

the minute amount

a monthly visit

a nice view of the sea

nonstop banging from the building site

the obvious way to do it

the opposite side of the street

in the open air

an out-of-the-way place

in past years

in past times

in peak condition

a perfect place to eat

in plain English

the precise time

the present time

on a previous occasion

the principal reason

the required action

in a remote area

the school entrance

the back of the hall

the nearest bus-stop

the box on the shelf

the man with a beard

the girl by the gate

the people at the back

the place where they met

the office where she worked

the surrounding area

a tender spot on her shoulder

at top speed

the total amount

the train terminus

the upper branches

the usual way home

in a worried state of mind

the wrong sort of clothes

the surrounding area

the town library

Group 4

have an amazing time

(have) an exceptional talent

(having) a good time

(making) good progress

(take) an instant dislike

(haven’t) the least idea

(have) a nice time

the man who told me about it

the girl who looks like your sister

the boy who stole the pen

the people who took care of her

the car that crashed

the book you gave him

the machine that broke down

the man who asked for a light

the things that he left lying about

a tactless thing to say

a thoughtless thing to say

an unethical thing to do

an unusual breed of dog

the wanted man

a useful way to do it

a worthwhile point

a valid passport

a vital piece of information

Group 5:

average grade

the entire day

her entire salary

the entire school

the entire world

the exact number

the exact time

the full price

great destruction

a great day out

a great picnic spot

a great time

a great liking

a great relief

a great victory

the greatest actor

the most important thing

the most important question

the most important scientists

the lowest marks

the lowest number

a massive amount of work

occasional showers

an occasional visitor

quick movements

past students

some rare specimens

many rooms

much light

very few windows

several weeks

one or two people

another three weeks

all day

all her friends

all these

the total amount

total darkness

total nonsense

the usual time

the usual bus

the usual moans

the war years

twin towns

winning marks

the victorious pair

Group 6:

artistic merit

additional information

aggressive behaviour

angry feelings

bad luck

bad treatment

bad work

child abuse

criminal behaviour

defective workmanship

a definite loss

a determined attitude

financial help

fighting tactics

general knowledge

good behaviour

good humour

good reputation

a government position

a guilty conscience

financial / moral states implied

good character

married life

necessary information

naughty behaviour

normal reactions

parking regulations

peaceful scene

present trends

pure bliss

sheer arrogance

the simple truth

the slightest interest

a sound reason

a strange appearance

the way he solved the problem

a sense of gratitude

the sole argument

a similar amount of money

a special arrangement of books

a total transformation

a total write-off

utter chaos

utter confusion

utter despair

a vital fact

valuable help

wrong information

a worthwhile career

a true story

Group 7:

assorted twice

exercise techniques

a guided tour

exercise / progress references

make a lasting impression

piano practice

sailing supplies

a smashed vase

sweetened tea

a stolen car

stripped sheets

damaged goods

injured men

broken cups

the girl packing a suitcase

people standing at the back

tattered wallpaper

a trained seal

towering mountain

a troubling sleep

washed-out shirt

waterlogged field

visiting funfair

a worn-out coat

winning team

wrinkled hands

Group 8:

absolutely wrong

the best route

the best meat

the best player

the most famous museum

the greatest actor

the most important thing

the highest pinnacle

the main point

the strongest of the four

the tallest of the five

sheer madness

a stunning goal

a smashing dinner

the least difficult way

a very good price

 a really splendid lunch

a superb record

the star performer

a terrific idea

terrible weather

tremendous performance

top quality

a top athlete

an unbelievable result

a unique opportunity

utter nonsense

a world-class cricketer

a wonderful view