For homework, please prepare the following:
- learn the topic vocab words and the word formation words from Unit 22 in Destination.
- complete exercises A-D on pp. 178-179 and exercises K-M on pp. 182-183. Self-check your answers and bring any questions with you to class.
- read the file "Grammar for CAE and CPE singular plural uncountable explanation" and do all of the exercises on "Grammar for CAE and CPE singular plural uncountable exercises", which can be found in the Grammar for CAE and CPE folder on Ilias.
- do both exercises in the file "noun exercises" in the "Resources for nouns determiners and quantifiers" folder on Ilias.
Student questions:
The verb "enfold" can be used in contexts like recipes when one ingredient is folded into another. (An example of Merriam-Webster: "The vegetables were enfolded into a pastry crust.") It can also be used metaphorically: (Again, from Merriam-Webster: "Darkness enfolded the city.") Merriam-Webster mentions that "enfold" is often replaced by "envelope". The sentences above can also be expressed as follows: The pastry crust enveloped with the vegetables. The city was enveloped by darkness.
Optional essay (do NOT exceed 350 words), due by December 30th at 5 pm to me via email as a .docx file (do NOT send me any other file type, please):
1. When, if ever, is graffiti art?
2. Is it too difficult to become a doctor in Germany? (Feel free to focus on another country instead if you'd like.)
No comments:
Post a Comment
Note: Only a member of this blog may post a comment.