LUYỆN từ VỰNG TIẾNG ANH 15 how to talk about what goes on (sessions 42–44)
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LUYỆN từ VỰNG TIẾNG ANH 15 how to talk about what goes on (sessions 42–44)
15HOW TO TALK ABOUT WHAT GOES ON(Sessions 42-44)TEASER PREVIEWWhat verb, ending in -ate, means:to exhaust?to scold severely?to deny oneself?to repeat LUYỆN từ VỰNG TIẾNG ANH 15 how to talk about what goes on (sessions 42–44) the main points?to be a victim of mental or intellectual stagnation?to pretend?to hint?to make {something) easier to bear?to show sympathy?to waver indecisively?SESSION 42WORDS are symbols of ideas—and we have been learning, discussing, and working with words as they revolve around certain basic co LUYỆN từ VỰNG TIẾNG ANH 15 how to talk about what goes on (sessions 42–44)ncepts.Starting with an idea (personality types, doctors, occupations, science, lying, actions, speech, insults, compliments, etc.), we have exploredLUYỆN từ VỰNG TIẾNG ANH 15 how to talk about what goes on (sessions 42–44)
the meanings and uses of ten basic words; then, working from each word, we have wandered off toward any ideas and additional words that a basic word m15HOW TO TALK ABOUT WHAT GOES ON(Sessions 42-44)TEASER PREVIEWWhat verb, ending in -ate, means:to exhaust?to scold severely?to deny oneself?to repeat LUYỆN từ VỰNG TIẾNG ANH 15 how to talk about what goes on (sessions 42–44)ul and lasting contact with fifty to a hundred or more words in each chapter. And you have discovered, I think, that while five isolated words may be difficult to learn in one day, fifty to a hundred or more related words are easy to learn in a few sessions.In this session we learn words that tell w LUYỆN từ VỰNG TIẾNG ANH 15 how to talk about what goes on (sessions 42–44)hat’s going on, what’s happening, what people do to each other or to themselves, or what others do to them.IDEAS1.complete exhaustionYou have stayed uLUYỆN từ VỰNG TIẾNG ANH 15 how to talk about what goes on (sessions 42–44)
p all night. And what were you doing? Playing poker, a very pleasant way of whiling away time? No. Engaging in some creative activity, like writing a 15HOW TO TALK ABOUT WHAT GOES ON(Sessions 42-44)TEASER PREVIEWWhat verb, ending in -ate, means:to exhaust?to scold severely?to deny oneself?to repeat LUYỆN từ VỰNG TIẾNG ANH 15 how to talk about what goes on (sessions 42–44)as psychologists have discovered, it is not work or effort that causesfatigue, but boredom, frustration, or a similar feeling.You have stayed up all night with a very sick husband, wife, child, or dear friend. And despite all your ministrations, the patient is sinking. You can see how this long vigi LUYỆN từ VỰNG TIẾNG ANH 15 how to talk about what goes on (sessions 42–44)l contains all the elements of frustration that contribute to mental, physical, and nervous fatigue.And so you are bushed—but completely bushed. YourLUYỆN từ VỰNG TIẾNG ANH 15 how to talk about what goes on (sessions 42–44)
exhaustion is mental, it is physiological, it is emotional.What verb expresses the effect of the night’s frustrations on you?to enervate2.tongue-lashi15HOW TO TALK ABOUT WHAT GOES ON(Sessions 42-44)TEASER PREVIEWWhat verb, ending in -ate, means:to exhaust?to scold severely?to deny oneself?to repeat LUYỆN từ VỰNG TIẾNG ANH 15 how to talk about what goes on (sessions 42–44)and then you hear the low growl of the siren. So you pull over, knowing you were speeding along at 70 on the 55-mile-an-hour-limit freeway—after all, there was not another car in sight on the deserted stretch of road you were traveling.The cop is pleasant, courteous, smiling; merely asks for your dr LUYỆN từ VỰNG TIẾNG ANH 15 how to talk about what goes on (sessions 42–44)iver’s license and registration; even says “Please.”Feeling guilty and stupid, you become irritated. So what do you do?You lash out at tire officer wiLUYỆN từ VỰNG TIẾNG ANH 15 how to talk about what goes on (sessions 42–44)
th all tire verbal vituperation welling up in you from your self-anger. You scold him harshly for not spending his time looking for violent criminals 15HOW TO TALK ABOUT WHAT GOES ON(Sessions 42-44)TEASER PREVIEWWhat verb, ending in -ate, means:to exhaust?to scold severely?to deny oneself?to repeat LUYỆN từ VỰNG TIẾNG ANH 15 how to talk about what goes on (sessions 42–44) stare at the traffic ticket morosely as the police cruiser pulls away.What verb describes how you reacted?to castigate15HOW TO TALK ABOUT WHAT GOES ON(Sessions 42-44)TEASER PREVIEWWhat verb, ending in -ate, means:to exhaust?to scold severely?to deny oneself?to repeatGọi ngay
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