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Comprehensiona. Answer the questions:1. Who does Mr.Bingley arrive with at Netherfield?2. How are the two friends received by the community?3. What are your first impressions of Darcy? Jane? Elizabeth?4. Why was Darcy against his friend’s marriage?5. What did Elizabeth think about Darcy?6. Has your opinion of Mr. Darcy changed as you read the passage?7. Why does she reject Darcy?8. What was Jane’s and Mrs. Bennett’s reaction when they learned who Eliza wasgoing to marry?9. By what expressions does the author show Mrs. Bennett’s happiness at learning thenews?b. Describe in your own words:a. Darsy, b. Jane, c. Elizabethc. Find in the passage you read synonyms to the following words andexpressionspersuade, answer, really, deserve, allow, regret, beautiful, wait, impatientlyd. Say when people behave in that way.1. Elizabeth blushed and laughed.2. She congratulated her with all her heart.3. She became speechless.Work on wordspride n [praId] He looked at his son with pride, the boy was doing verywell in math. take pride in: They take a lot of pride in theirdaughter’s talent. be proud (of): He was proud of his pupil’ssuccess.prejudice n [ 2predZudIs] We should overcome prejudice against women in politics.racial prejudices.rent v [rent]How long have you been renting this house? rent n themoney you pay for using a house or office: After she hadpaid her rent she had no money left.consider v [k@n 2sId@] He is considered to be an excellent teacher. We considerthat you are not guilty: to consider the feelings ofothers. considerable adj: a matter of considerableimportance, a considerable sum of money, considerabledifficulty. considerably adv: It was considerably colder75
opposite adj [2Áp@zIt]in the mountains. consideration: the question was underconsideration. She treats all her patients with considerationand respect. considering: They have made remarkableprogress considering they only started last week.1. on the other side: On the opposite side of the road fromthe school was the church.2. completely different: The carhit a lorry coming in the opposite direction. opposite prepacross from: The bus stop was opposite the cinema house.Adam took a seat opposite her.congratulate v [k@n 2gr{tSUleIt] (sb on sth ) to tell someone you are pleased abouttheir success. congratulation n. I congratulated him on hisbirthday. congratulations wishing good luck or happinesson a special occasion: Congratulations on passing yourexam!convince v [k@n 2vIns]guess v [ges]Words not to be confusedto make someone believe that something is true =persuade,convince sb of sth. He failed to convince them of hisinnocence. convince sb (that ): She convinced herselfthat he didn’t love her. to convince sb to do sth: Theytried to convince him to buy a cheaper car. convincing =inconvincing adj: It was a convincing answer.Have you guessed the answer? Guess what I found! Guesswhat! I won a trip to London. guess a riddle. guess n: Itwas a lucky guess.Remember: The Armenian word “ÁÝ¹áõÝ»É” is translated into English asadmit a mistake/sb to Universityaccept an invitation,adopt Christianity/constitutionreceive guests/patientsPhrasal verbs with bringbring about to cause something to happen:e.g. If you bring about something, you cause it to happen or you make it happen.bring back return:e.g. Can you bring back the book I lent you?bring down to cause to fall or collapse; upset:e.g. The Berlin Wall was brought down in 1989.This sad music is bringing me down.bring together join:e.g. Bring these two parts of the mechanism together.bring up to raise children:e.g. He was mostly brought up by his mother as his father worked abroad a lot.76
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