The document discusses various topics related to animals and their treatment. It provides definitions for several words and phrases used when discussing animals and their behavior. It also examines different aspects of animal conservation and ways to care for animals humanely.
The document discusses various topics related to animals and their treatment. It provides definitions for several words and phrases used when discussing animals and their behavior. It also examines different aspects of animal conservation and ways to care for animals humanely.
The document discusses various topics related to animals and their treatment. It provides definitions for several words and phrases used when discussing animals and their behavior. It also examines different aspects of animal conservation and ways to care for animals humanely.
The document discusses various topics related to animals and their treatment. It provides definitions for several words and phrases used when discussing animals and their behavior. It also examines different aspects of animal conservation and ways to care for animals humanely.
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UNIT 6
ANIMALS LANGUAGE NOTE
• THE PLURAL OF MOUSE IS MICE .
THE PLURAL OF SHEEP IS SHEEP LANGUAGE NOTE • TO TAKE IN MEANS TO ALLOW SOMEONE OR SOMETHING TO STAY IN YOUR HOME; • HUMANE MEANS TREATING ANIMALS (OR PEOPLE) IN A WAY THAT IS NOT CRUEL, CAUSING THEM AS LITTLE SUFFERING AS POSSIBLE; • TO ASSUME MEANS TO THINK THAT SOMETHING IS TRUE EVEN THOUGH YOU DON’T HAVE PROOF THAT IT IS; • IN CAPTIVITY REFERS TO ANIMALS (OR PEOPLE) BEING KEPT IN CAGES (OR PRISONS) AND NOT PERMITTED TO GO WHERE THEY WANT. LANGUAGE NOTE
• TO PUT UP WITH MEANS TO TOLERATE OR ACCEPT
BEHAVIOR EVEN THOUGH IT MAY BE UNPLEASANT OR ANNOYING. LESSON 1 EXCHANGE OPINIONS ABOUT THE TREATMENT OF ANIMALS LANGUAGE NOTE • INHUMANE (THE OPPOSITE OF HUMANE ) MEANS CRUEL, CAUSING UNACCEPTABLE SUFFERING; • TO BE FED UP MEANS TO BE ANNOYED BY SOMETHING AND WANTING IT TO CHANGE (TO HAVE HAD ENOUGH OF SOMETHING); • DEFENSELESS MEANS WEAK AND NOT ABLE TO PROTECT ONESELF FROM ATTACK OR HARM; • TO FOOL AROUND MEANS TO WASTE TIME DOING THINGS THAT ARE NOT IMPORTANT. LESSON 2 DISCUSS THE PROS AND CONS OF CERTAIN PETS LANGUAGE NOTE • THE COMPOUND ADJECTIVE GOOD-NATURED , HOWEVER, IS ALWAYS HYPHENATED, WHETHER IT APPEARS BEFORE A NOUN OR AFTER A VERB (E.G., SHE IS GOOD-NATURED. LILA IS A GOOD-NATURED DOG. ) CONVERSATION SPOTLIGHT • THESE CONVERSATION STRATEGIES ARE IMPLICIT IN THE MODEL: • USE I’VE HEARD TO INDICATE FAMILIARITY WITH A TOPIC. • USE IN WHAT WAY TO ELICIT MORE INFORMATION. • USE FOR ONE THING WHEN LISTING REASONS FOR SOMETHING. • USE AND BESIDES TO PROVIDE ADDITIONAL INFORMATION. • USE BUT WHAT IF TO INTRODUCE A SPECULATION. LESSON 3 COMPARE ANIMAL AND HUMAN BEHAVIOR LANGUAGE NOTE • A PACK IS A GENERIC TERM FOR A GROUP OF PREDATORS HUNTING TOGETHER. BUT THE CORRECT TERM FOR A GROUP OF LIONS IS A PRIDE OF LIONS . LANGUAGE NOTE • THE WORD FLIGHT IS A NOUN THAT MEANS ESCAPE—WHEN YOU LEAVE A PLACE IN ORDER TO GET AWAY FROM A DANGEROUS SITUATION. LESSON 4 DEBATE THE VALUE OF ANIMAL CONSERVATION LANGUAGE NOTE • ALARMING MEANS FRIGHTENING OR UPSETTING; • SPECIES REFERS TO A GROUP OF ANIMALS OR PLANTS WHOSE MEMBERS ARE SIMILAR AND CAN BREED TOGETHER TO PRODUCE YOUNG ANIMALS OR PLANTS; • DISMAL MEANS DEPRESSING; A COMMERCIAL ENTERPRISE IS THE ACTIVITY OF PROVIDING GOODS; • A STEADY SUPPLY MEANS A CONTINUAL ONE; TO SHRINK MEANS TO DECREASE IN SIZE; • TO ROAM MEANS TO WALK OR TRAVEL; • AN OBSTACLE IS SOMETHING THAT IS IN THE WAY OF ACHIEVING SOMETHING. THE ANIMAL CALLED THE BUFFALO IN THE UNITED STATES IS ACTUALLY A BISON. BUFFALOES ARE FOUND IN AFRICA AND SOUTH ASIA. REVIEW: LANGUAGE NOTE • A QUADRIPLEGIC IS A PERSON WHO IS PERMANENTLY UNABLE TO MOVE ANY PART OF HIS OR HER BODY BELOW THE NECK; • DEXTEROUS MEANS SKILLFUL AND QUICK WHEN USING YOUR HANDS; • DIGNITY REFERS TO A PERSON’S VALUE AND IMPORTANCE. • FONDNESS IS AFFECTION OR LIKING FOR SOMEONE. • CAPACITY IS ABILITY TO DO SOMETHING. UNIT 7 ADVERTISING AND CONSUMERS LANGUAGE NOTE • TO FEEL BLUE MEANS TO BE DEPRESSED; • TO SPLURGE MEANS TO SPEND MORE MONEY THAN A PERSON CAN AFFORD; • LUXURY ITEMS ARE EXPENSIVE ITEMS THAT A PERSON DOESN’T NECESSARILY NEED BUT MAY WANT TO HAVE; • TO GO OVERBOARD MEANS TO BE TOO EAGER ABOUT SOMETHING; • TO PASS UP MEANS TO NOT TAKE ADVANTAGE OF AN OPPORTUNITY; • TO ENDORSE MEANS TO EXPRESS FORMAL APPROVAL OF SOMETHING. LANGUAGE NOTE • IN HIS SECOND LINE, ALDO SAYS YOU KNOW HOW MUCH I’VE BEEN WANTING TO LEARN SPANISH, RIGHT? POINT OUT THAT ALTHOUGH TRADITIONAL GRAMMAR BOOKS SAY NOT TO USE STATIVE VERBS IN THE CONTINUOUS, THEY ARE COMMONLY USED IN SPOKEN ENGLISH IN SENTENCES SUCH AS THIS. ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS
• HAVE YOU EVER WANTED TO KICK YOURSELF FOR MISSING A
SALE? • WHAT DO YOU THINK OF THE MIRACLE METHOD? • DO YOU THINK AN ALTERNATE WAY TO LEARN A LANGUAGE IS WORTH A SHOT? • IS THERE ANYTHING YOU DON’T LIKE ABOUT TRADITIONAL LANGUAGE COURSES? LESSON 1 EVALUATE WAYS AND PLACES TO SHOP LANGUAGE NOTE • TO SHOP AROUND MEANS TO COMPARISON SHOP; • PRICEY MEANS EXPENSIVE. LANGUAGE NOTE • TO SAY SOMETHING IS ANCIENT MEANS THAT IT IS VERY OLD; • INTENTIONAL MEANS ON PURPOSE; • TO TALK SOMEONE INTO SOMETHING MEANS TO CONVINCE SOMEONE TO DO SOMETHING; • TO PAY AN ARM AND A LEG MEANS TO BE VERY EXPENSIVE. • FOCUS ON THREE USES OF LOOK IN THE LAST CONVERSATION: I’M JUST LOOKING AND I’D JUST LIKE TO LOOK AROUND BOTH MEAN BROWSE. • TO LOOK FOR MEANS TO SEARCH FOR SOMETHING SPECIFIC. CONVERSATION SPOTLIGHT • THESE CONVERSATION STRATEGIES ARE IMPLICIT IN THE MODEL: • USE QUICK QUESTION WHEN YOU WANT TO ASK SOMEONE SOMETHING QUICKLY. • USE I FIND TO INTRODUCE SOMETHING FROM YOUR EXPERIENCE. • USE THAT’S GOOD TO KNOW TO ACKNOWLEDGE GOOD ADVICE. • USE WHY DON’T YOU TO MAKE A SUGGESTION. LESSON 2 DISCUSS YOUR REACTIONS TO ADS LANGUAGE NOTE • A COMMERCIAL IS AN ADVERTISEMENT YOU WATCH ON TV OR HEAR ON THE RADIO. AN AD (OR ADVERTISEMENT) IS A MORE GENERAL TERM USED FOR ALL MEDIA. OBNOXIOUS MEANS UNPLEASANT OR ANNOYING. TO BUILD GOODWILL MEANS TO EARN FAVOR FROM CUSTOMERS. LESSON 3 DISCUSS PROBLEM SHOPPING BEHAVIOR LANGUAGE NOTE • GET SOMETHING UNDER CONTROL. • SPIRAL OUT OF CONTROL FROM THE SIDE TEXT. • THESE ARE OPPOSITES. LANGUAGE NOTE • TO KICK YOURSELF MEANS TO REPROACH YOURSELF FOR DOING SOMETHING. • A TEMPTATION IS A STRONG DESIRE TO DO SOMETHING EVEN THOUGH YOU KNOW YOU SHOULD NOT DO IT. • TO RESIST A TEMPTATION MEANS TO STOP YOURSELF FROM DOING SOMETHING. • TO LOSE CONTROL MEANS TO BE UNABLE TO STOP ONESELF FROM DOING SOMETHING. • TO PASS UP SOMETHING MEANS TO NOT TAKE ADVANTAGE OF AN OPPORTUNITY. • TO BUY SOMETHING ON THE SPOT MEANS TO BUY IT RIGHT AWAY WITHOUT STOPPING TO THINK ABOUT IT. LESSON 4 PERSUADE SOMEONE TO BUY A PRODUCT LANGUAGE NOTE • TO JUMP ON THE BAND WAGON MEANS TO DO WHAT OTHER PEOPLE ARE DOING; • SNOB APPEAL REFERS TO BEING LIKED BY PEOPLE WHO THINK THEY ARE BETTER THAN OTHERS; • SUPERIORITY OF A PRODUCT REFERS TO HOW A PRODUCT IS BETTER QUALITY THAN OTHER SIMILAR PRODUCTS. WRITING SKILL: LANGUAGE NOTE • ARGUES, BELIEVES, EXPLAINS, STATES, POINTS OUT, REPORTS, CONCLUDES • ARGUE WOULD BE USED WHEN THE AUTHOR MAKES A STRONG STATEMENT ABOUT SOMETHING. WHEN AN AUTHOR MAKES A STATEMENT, THE VERBS STATES, POINTS OUT, OR REPORTS CAN BE USED. EXPLAIN CAN BE USED TO MAKE AN EXPLANATION . BELIEVES CAN BE USED TO STATE A BELIEF. CONCLUDES WOULD BE USED TO INTRODUCE THE FI NAL STATEMENT ON A TOPIC.