1. QIUZ
2. NEW WORDS FROM THE VOCAB CLUB
3. IDIOMS
4. TWO - WORDS VERB
1. QUIZ
A. If i go tomorrow, i will bring my tickets.
B. The principal of our school is in the hospital.
C. Can you pick up the telephone please?
D. There are a lot of time to think about this.
E. Let's take the car out for a drive.
2. NEW WORDS FROM THE VOCAB CLUB
Jitters = Nervous
Kelp = Seaweed
Magnate = Person of power
Nectar = fruit juice
Opt = chose
Pane = Place of glass
3. IDIOMS
Idioms are phrase used in casual or informan language that have a maening different from the maening of the individual words. There are hundreds of idioms and they are used regulary by everyone who speak english. Idiom often have colours, animals and body parts in them, you can't look idioms up in regular dictionaries, so here are a few idioms and their meanings to help you.
This week, i will show you some example of body idioms with hand, hair, leg and heart :
We could go to the theater, but 'on the other hand'.
we could go out for dinner. Means that we have a choice.
4. TWO - WORDS VERBS
Two words verbs that are made up words that yu can understand by themselves, but when they are put two - words verbs are usually made up of a main verbs and a preposition.
some example using the main verb ' look' and 'put' :
Look up : means to follow someone or something as a leader and go a son look up to his father.
Look out ! : means be careful or move, there is danger.
Look out ! : that car is not stopping !.
Put on : means the action of placing a place of clothing on your body. child put on her shoes this morning
by herself.
Put off : means to delay, not do something until a later date i put off my homework until the night before it is
due.
Put up : means to build, they put you a new office building last year.
In the issue
1. Derivatives
2. new words from the vocab club
3. articeles
4. words families
1. DERIVATITES
a. i can't her the 'spekear' i'm gong to miss the entri SPEECH
b. i'm so excatited , i think this the EXCITEMENT is unbelieveable!
c. where are 'they'? i was supposed to gives this t THEM
d. this seems familiar' FAMILIARLY can cause a lack of. motivation.
e. i hate driving through construction 'i think they are CONSTRUCTING a new
bridge here.
2. NEW WORDS FROM THE VOCAB CLUB
created = make
dip = put into
flesh = skin/meat
garment = clothing
huge = large
agloo = house make of ice
3. ARTICELES
using 'the' before the names of cuntries the general rule is tha no articeles
is needed before the name of cities, states, prounces, adn countries.here are
some example;
canada is a large coountry
france is a famous fr it's wine
chicago is a fabalous city
As always, there are exceptions to the rule use ' the front of countries or ther place name when the name include words such as : united, union, kingdom, dominion or republik
for example:
The presidnet of the United States is Bill clinton
London is a city in the United KIngdom
There was a tropical storm near the republic of South africa.
5. WORDS FAMILIES
In english, there are root words from witch other words are made. if you know the rules for making new words. you can increase you vocabulary quickly! these realated words are caled words families or you might know them as derivatives. let me show you what i mean.
Here is the verb 'to satisfy ' it means to get enough to fullfill your needs.
Examples : I was very hungry, so i satisfied my hunger with sandwiches, now i;m nt hungry.
This verbs can also changed into a noun ; satisfacation, an adjective, satisfactory, and an adverb ;satisfactorily.
since you now understand the not word, you should also understand outhat word family.
Some rules to help you recognize nouns, adjective, verbs and adverbs in words family. Nouns usually have endings suffixes which include : -at, -ment, -tion, or -ful.
Verbs have suffixes like : -en, -ify, or -ize. A verbs usually end in -ly.
Examples;
Achieve (verb) = Achievenment (noun)
Happy (adjective) = Happines (noun)
Beautiful (adjective = Beautifully (adverb)
Eat (verb) = Edible (adjective)
