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Focus on Grammar

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Comprehensi<strong>on</strong>Answer the questi<strong>on</strong>s.1. What are the alternative sources of informati<strong>on</strong>?2. Are books different from other sources of informati<strong>on</strong>.?3. When do we use a.scanning, b.skimming, c.intensive reading?<str<strong>on</strong>g>Focus</str<strong>on</strong>g> <strong>on</strong> Ph<strong>on</strong>eticsDivide the sentences into sense groups.1. Until recently you could see a lot of people, old and young, reading in many differentplaces, in a park or <strong>on</strong> a bus, in a plane or <strong>on</strong> a beach.2. It might be a magazine or a newspaper, a volume of poems or a lengthy novel.Work <strong>on</strong> Wordsrare [rEÆ] adj He has a rare talent for managing skills. rarely adv: This plant israrely met in Scotland.event [iˈvent] n The war between Iraq and Iran was the most important event ofthe year.source [sO:s] n We need new sources of energy. historical sources.express [ikˈspres] v He expressed his thanks for their support. expressi<strong>on</strong> n: I noticedthe expressi<strong>on</strong> of surprise <strong>on</strong> his face.entire [inˈtaɪə] adj complete, whole, unbroken: He did the entire work al<strong>on</strong>e.entirely adv completely: The city was entirely rebuilt after theearthquake.main [mein] adj most important or largest: The main entrance to the building is <strong>on</strong>George street. the main thing: The main thing is that you got thejob. mainly adv. the most important part of sth: Our customersare mainly young mothers. mainly because: I didn’t come mainlybecause I felt bad.deal [di:l] v (with ) (dealt, dealt) 1. to take acti<strong>on</strong>s to do sth: I spent the morningdealing with my email. 2. to be about a subject: Chapter 5 dealswith Rome. deal n: to do/make a deal: make an agreement/bargain with sb. a great deal (of ) much: A great deal of work hasalready been d<strong>on</strong>e.train [trein] v to teach sb to do a particular job or activity: They are training meto use the new machines. to practice sth. They are training for nextweek’s World Club. trainer n sb whose job is to train some<strong>on</strong>e ina sport.skill [skil] n the ablity to do sth well as a result of experience of training:We need somebody who is trained in this work. practical skills,skilled/unskilled adj: The best companies take skilled workers.66

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