EXAMPLES OF WORDS WITH DIFFERENT STRESS

What’s the use/ juice?5. what’s or watch? What’s/ watch the time?6. trees or cheese?I saw something in the trees/ cheese.Exercise 17: The consonant sounds / l/ and /r/17.1. Add the sound /l/ or /r/ to the beginning of these words and write the new words. Remember:think of[r]

2.3.2. Stress in phrases compared with compoundsIt is usual to emphasize the distinction between the word, which has a fixed stress andrhythm which the individual cannot alter, and connected speech, where the disposition ofstresses is subjected to the speaker’s will and the mean[r]

UNIT 8: FILMSLesson 4: CommunicationI. Objectives:By the end of this lesson, students will be able to talk about obeying traffic rules, laws, and howto use the road safely.II. Language Focus:1. Vocabulary: the lexical items related to the topic “Films”.2. Structures:Connectors:• Although, des[r]

Interrogative pronounsThe relative pronouns (e.g. who, which, what, whom, whose etc.) which are used to ask questions arecalled interrogative pronouns.The interrogative pronouns may be used to ask:Direct questionsWho are you?What do you want?Whom did you go with?Whose is this?Which is your pe[r]

Huck overheard a conversation between two men.Tom was exploring the cave with Becky.The two of them were lost in the cave.Interjections!Step #7Find the DIRECT OBJECT. (If there is one in the sentence, it is the person or thing thatreceives the action of the verb.)Ask the questio[r]

*REVISION-Uses form survey of -Can report back toWrite it up (FormL4 to checkthe class orally ifsurvey,lesson 4)-Gives examplesthere isn’t enoughEx: There’re threetime to write itpeople in Nam’s-Presents new words -Call individual tofamilyby situations &practise*PRE-READINGexam[r]

Mistakes with prepositionsIncorrect: He is going to home.Correct: He is going home.The preposition ‘to’ is not normally used with ‘home’.Incorrect: The children have been playing since two hours.Correct: The children have been playing for two hours.We use ‘for’ to indicate duration. ‘S[r]

Substage 2: First habits and primary circular reactionsSubstage 1: Simple reflexesSubstage 3: Secondary circular reactionsSubstage 4: Coordination of secondary circular reactionsAnswer: c Pages: 109-110 Level: Difficult Type: Applied25. What is the major difference between primary circular re[r]

Talk a LotTopic: __________________General Questions1. Are there any words or phrases that you don’t know? Find them in a dictionary.2. Take some cards. Describe the word or phrase on a card without saying it.3. How many words and phrases have… a) 1 syllable, b) 2 syllables, c) 3 sylla[r]

... I thank all of you for your thoughtfulness and continual support through out the development of the thesis I will never forget your kindness, and no words could suffice the depth of my gratitude... 3-5 Plot of protein band pixel intensity of different dilution factor for protein with 150kD molec[r]

Gerunds after prepositionsDo not use the infinitive with certain words which require a preposition followed by a gerund or an –ing form.Examples of such words and the preposition that usually go with them are given below:Bent onHe is bent on attending the me[r]

The best way of reducing stressMusic, of course it is the music; I think, that is the best way toescape the burdensome stress. So magic is the music that we canobtain a great deal of advantages from it.Firstly, a grazioso classical music can make us relaxed and joyful,tem[r]

SAM:I see. Do you take a bus or the tube?ROB:Either. I think that public transport is better for the environment... and cheaperthan a car park!Look at these highlighted words from the text and choose the correct alternative:a. Was in line 1 rhymes with: Oz – fuzz – neither.b. Can in li[r]

-ing form the form of a verb ending in -ing. Examples: finding; keeping;running. See also gerund, present participle.initial at the beginning. Sometimes is an adverb that can go in initial positionin a sentence. Example: Sometimes 1 wish I had a different job.intensifying making[r]

• classify a set of words for describing emotions as “positive,” “negative,” and “neu­tral” before reading a magazine article about emotions;• practice a model conversation and then introduce their own variations beforedoing a role-play;• study a picture of a group of peo[r]

g) finally, without any chance of changing your mindh) events or situations that prevent or delay your goali) automatic; not based on thinkingj) will happen no matter whatk) to stick to your planl) to tell the truthBad HabitsHow can we break them?Do you bite your nails or twirl your hair? May[r]

... testing is done at the wafer level for all ICs • Reduced cost of burn-in, because the burn-in is done at the wafer level once • Elimination of underfill because of compliancy of the leads or other... revolution The need for high speed, high power, high number of I/Os, low cost and high performan[r]

Two-word verbsMany English verbs can be followed by prepositions or adverb particles.Do sit down.Alice ran down the road without looking at anybody.Some verbs and prepositions / particles are regularly used together. Examples are: look at, listen to, stand up andswitch off. These combinations[r]

167.a. Infterently is an adverb that describes the essential nature ofsomething. The context clue to answer this question is found inthe same sentence. All art is infterently public because it is cre- atedin order to convey an idea or emotion to otfters. The author is sayingthat an essential charact[r]

Mix up all of the cards from a set of eight sentences and ask students to put wordsinto groups according to the kind of word, e.g. nouns, adjectives, main verbs, auxiliaryverbs, and so on. Elicit from them which kinds of words are content words and whichare[r]