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In
TEACHING THRASS (T-50), page 27, under the heading ‘Moving through
the chart’, there is some discussion about combining THRASS words to
make compound words (a noun or adjective made up of two or more
words) and other two or three word combinations – so as to develop
essential speaking and listening skills.
Listed below are some two word combinations that could be used in
phrases or sentences. Some of the combinations are American English
and some need more explanation than others but the list is provided
to show some of the possibilities.
If you know of any other two word combinations that could be added
to the list, please let us know by sending an email to
Eileen
O'Donnell at TUK.
baby
bed
baby toy
banana bird
banana boat
banana bread
banana tree
beach ball
beach chair
beach fern
beech tree
bird cage
bird dog
bird egg
bird feather
bird fossil
bird net
bird watch
boat bed
boat house
boat moor
book worm
bread tray
bull dog
bull frog
bull shark
bus station.
car boat
car chair
car door
car key
car light
cat bird
cat fish
cat fur
cat hair
cat house
cheese bread
cheese tray
cherry jam
cherry tree
circus bus
circus dog
circus horse
circus lion
circus pony
circus tiger
coffee house
cow fish
cow hand
dog bed
dog collar
dog ear
dog fish
dog fur
dog hair
dog house
dog leg
dog watch
dolphin net
door bell
door key
dress shirt
duck feather
feather bed
fish egg
fish net
fly ball
fly wheel
gaint wheel
garden bed
garden gate
gate house
giant panda
hair net
hair shirt
hand ball
hand book
hand glove
hand saw
horse fly
horse hair
house boat
house chef
house door
house fly
house garden
house gate
house key
house light
house water
ice water
key note
light house
light rain
lion cage
moon light
moon rocket
mouse cage
net ball
panda car
panda hair
pony cage
pony glove
queen ant
rabbit cage
rabbit fur
rain water
rocket watch
sauce boat
school ball
school bell
school book
school bus
school chair
school doctor
school door
school dress
school garden
school gate
school house
school shirt
school teacher
screw ball
shark net
snow ball
snow bird
station house
sun bed
sun bird
sun dress
sun fish
sun light
tap water
tape measure
tape worm
thumb screw
tiger cage
tiger hair
tiger shark
tin boat
tin cage
tin car
tin rocket
tin tray
toy boat
toy bus
toy car
toy rocket
toy worm
treasure house
tree fern
tree house
tree worm
watch dog
water bed
water ice
water wheel
wheel chair
wheel house
wrist watch
Compound words,
when written, may be open, hyphenated or closed e.g. water bed,
water-bed or waterbed, respectively. To be sure – you may need to
check with an authoritative dictionary.
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