P2 EF71011 Class 17

 

self-care

SAYING “Put your oxygen mask on first.”

 

put on your mark OR put your mask on

 

mask at first- in the beginning

mask on first- first you, then them

 

PHRASAL VERBS

verb + preposition

put on

put in

 

self-care- taking care of yourself, e.g having me-time

selfish(adj) – negative, only caring about yourself, self-absorbed

egotistical(adj)- think you’re better than others

proud of yourself- positive

 

narcissistic- comes from the Greek myth about Narcissus

Echo loved Narcissus.

When Narcissus drowned, Echo’s heart was broken badly. Her body disappeared. Only Echo’s voice remained.

 

nickname

Elizabeth – Liz

Queen Elizabeth- Lily-bet

Anthony- Tony

William- Will, Bill, Billy

Allan- Al

Daniel- Dan

Johnathan- John, Johnny

Frederick- Fred, Freddy

Christina- Chris, Chrissie

Fiona- Fi

Amanda- Mandy

Susan- Sue

Richard- Rich, Dick

Derrick- Rick?

Olivia- Liv

Oliver- Olie

Tony/Toni

Daniel/Daniella

Gilbert

Stephen

Stephanie

Mary Claire

 

Eugene- Gene

 

 

Today’s Agenda

·      Attendance

·      “Self-Assessment Reflection” Week 3

·      Finish vocabulary from last Friday

·      Quiz 1 (last 30 minutes)

 

Monday

Holiday- no school

Victoria Day

 

Tuesday

·      Return Quiz 1

Go over

Optional RW for one point

·      Continue article “Diaspora”

·      Continue persuasive writing

·      Begin complex sentences-adverb clauses

 

Wednesday

 

 

 

VOCAB

drink           drank                    drunk

I drink coffee.

She drank the orange juice.

The orange juice was drunk.

 

drunk(adj)  drunken(adj)  He was drunk after three beers.

She felt tipsy after a glass of wine.

 

11. The professor highlighted the contrast between the two theories.

a) complexity

b) similarity

c) difference

You can adjust the contrast on your computer screen.

 

 

12. The study aims to explore new ways of teaching.

a) finalize

b) ignore

c) investigate

The police investigated the robbery.

interrogate- ask questions in a harsh way, not polite

 

13. The researcher provided evidence to support the argument.

a) opinion

b) proof

c) guess

He submitted photographic evidence to ICBC.

photograph(n,v)

photographic(adj)

photogenic(adj)

She is very photogenic. The camera loves her.

 

14. The report must comply with ethical standards.

a) follow

b) break

c) question

You must comply with the driving laws.

 

 

15. The students must justify their answers in the essay.

a) question

b) defend

c) ignore

justification(n)- support, reasons why

The mother bear defended her cubs.

cat-kitten

dog-puppy

chicken-chick

horse- foal

cow- calf

elephant- calf

whale- calf

kangaroo- joey

fish- fry

spider- ?

tiger- kitten

goose- gosling

duck- duckling

 

 

You can defend yourself in court. argue

You can dispute the charge.

charge- legal , $$

 

 

16. The results were consistent with previous studies.

a) unsteady

b) different

c) aligned

Mei and her husband are aligned about raising children.

She got her tires aligned.

unaligned / not aligned / out of alignment

 

align

ally- friend, supporter

 

liar

 

17. The team will implement the new strategy next week.

a) create

b) apply

c) reject

use, apply

A spatula is kitchen implement/tool.

implementation(n)- starting to use something

implement ‘kitchen tools’ - can opener, spatula, scoop,

ladle,

 

garden- trowel, shovel, rake

 

tool- hammer, screwdriver, saw,

 

18. The research seeks to determine the factors influencing behavior.

a) assume

b) guess

c) establish

 

19. The proposal was well-received by the committee.

a) competitor

b) individual

c) group

 

20. The report includes a detailed analysis of the data.

a) collection

b) examination

c) prediction