Text B

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Unit 6

• Text B
• Judge by Appearance

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Overall Plans

• Presentations
• Language points
• Group work
• Dictation

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• Topic for Discussion
• Do you judge people by appearances?

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Words and Phrases

• judge by appearance
• go to great lengths to do sth
• common sense
• take sides

• ????
• ???????
• ??
• ??

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• ????
• ??
• ????????
• ??????
• ????

• come alive
• spring break
• a faded cotton shirt
• invite prejudice on
• bargain store

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• ????
• ????
• ????
• ????

• ask access to
• exclusive restaurant
• second-hand shop
• more or less

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• ?????
• ????
• ????????
• ??????
• ?????

• follow ones track
• down-scale clothing
• blow ones cover
• out of character
• out of bounds

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Sentences

• ?????????????????
• Some people go to great lengths to make their
  homes attractive.
• ??????????????????
• Mother took sides with Alice against Father in
  the disagreement.

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• ?????????????
• Sports clothes are inappropriate for a formal
  wedding.
• ??????????????
• Too much sunshine will wrinkle your skin.

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• ????????????
• Blend the eggs and milk together.
• ??????,????????
• Youre just inviting trouble if you do that.
• ????????,??????
• I don't feel up to going to work today.

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• ????????
• It had strong winds accompanied by heavy rain.
• ????,?????,???????
• He is only one year old, more accurately, eleven
  months.

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go to length (L1)

• go to any length(s)/great/some/considerable/unprec
  edented lengths to do sth to be willing to do
  anything, however difficult, dangerous,
  unpleasant, or morally wrong ???? ??? ??????

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• He'll go to any lengths to get his child back
  from his ex-wife.
• They went to unprecedented lengths to limit press
  coverage of the trial.

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take sides(L2)

• take sides??
• ??????,????Alice?????
• Mother took sides with Alice against Father in
  the disagreement.

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• ???????????????
• He has never taken sides ________ for or against
  his boss.
• openly

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validate (L3)

• v T fml to make valid, esp. legally ???, ???,
  ??, ??, ??
• In order to validate the agreement, both parties
  sign it.

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• validate a passport ?????(??????)
• validate a contract/ marriage
• Time validated our suspicion.
• ???????????
• n. validity

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• valid a.
• ???????????
• His _______ was not valid.
• excuse
• a train ticket valid for 3 months
• ????3??????
• The marriage was held to be valid.
• ????????????

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virtually (L7)

• adv almost very nearly ?????,???
• Virtually all the members were in agreement with
  the proposal.
• ??????????,??????????
• My book's virtually finished Ive only a few
  changes to make in the writing.

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comes alive(L5)

• Making sentences
• Under skillful lighting, the scene came alive.
• It comes cheaper if you have a VIP card.

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clip (L12)

• n. ??, ???
• Fasten these bills together with a paper clip,
  please.
• a tie clip a hair clip
• v ?????????
• Do your earrings clip on?
• Clip these sheets of paper together/onto this
  board.

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invite (L14)

• If a situation or actions invites danger,
  trouble, etc. it makes danger or trouble more
  likely.
• Recklessness (??) invites disaster.
• We must avoid giving them subjects that invite
  mistakes.

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act out (L15)

• vt. 1)to play (a part), esp in actions and
  behaviours rather than in words
• Lets act out the story of the three bears once
  more.
• 2) ?...????
• Children often act out their troubled feelings in
  their games.
• a chance to act out one's fantasies

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speak of (L16)

• to show or express sth without using words ??,??
• Everything at the party spoke of (showed that
  there probably had been) careful planning.
• Her eyes spoke of suffering.

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• His success speaks of careful planning.
• The whole robbery spoke of inside knowledge on
  the part of the criminals.

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basis (L17)

• ????
• ?????
• ???
• ???

• on the basis of...
• on a commercial basis
• on an equal basis
• on an individual basis

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• ???(??)
• ?????
• ??????????

• on a fifty-fifty basis
• on a five-day week basis
• be scored on a 1 to 10 basis

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access (L20)

• n. 1) U(to) means of entering way in
  entrance ????
• The only means of access to the building is along
  a muddy track.

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• 2) U(to) means or right of using, reaching, or
  obtaining ????
• Students need easy access to books.
• My ex-husband has access to the children at
  weekends. (is allowed to see them then)

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• ??????????????
• There is no access to the street through that
  door.
• ?????????????????????
• The only access to that ancient castle is along a
  muddy track.

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• ????
• easy of access
• ?????????
• Students need access to books.

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be/feel up to(L22)

• capable of sth
• He is up to such an important job.
• I dont feel up to going to work today.

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• 1) as far as to and including ?????
• Up to ten people (any number between one and
  ten) can sleep in this tent.
• Everyone has his part to play, from the office
  boy up to the President.
• He's up to his ears/eyes/neck (very deeply) in
  debt.

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• 2) also up till- until ???
• He was here up to a moment ago.

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• 3) v-ing (usu. in questions or negatives)
  good, well, or clever enough for ??
• Michael's not really up to that job.
• My German isn't up to translating that letter.

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• 4) the duty or responsibility of (someone) ???
• Shall we go out? It's up to you. (You must
  decide.)

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• 5) infml doing (something bad) ?(??)
• What in the world are you up to?
• The children are very quiet I wonder what
  they're up to/getting up to!

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exclusive (L23)

• 1. ???,???
• ???????????
• He lives in an exclusive ______ district.
• residential
• ??????????????????????????
• This is a rather exclusive gathering of top
  executives and their wives.

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• 2. ???,???
• ????????????????
• This company is the exclusive ________ for the
  sale of Ford cars in the city.
• agency
• ?????????
• The computer is for the bosss exclusive use

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entry (L30)

• CU (into) the act of coming or going in
  ??,??,??,?? ??
• Japan's entry into the UN
• Britain's entry into the war was not long delayed.

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• You mustn't drive up a street with a No Entry
  sign.
• The army made a triumphant entry into the city.

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entrance (L45)

• n 1) C (to) a gate, door, or other opening by
  which people enter a place??,??,?
• Excuse me, where is the entrance to the
  cinema/the park?
• 2) C an act of entering ??
• The king doesn't make his entrance until the
  third scene of the play.

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• 3) U the right to enter admission ??(?)
• We were refused entrance because we weren't
  properly dressed.
• a school entrance examination
• How much is the entrance fee?

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entrance and entry

• Both words can be used to mean the act of
  entering. However, entrance is used especially
  when talking about a ceremony or performance, or
  about the right to enter.
• Compare
• to make an entrance onto the stage
• an entrance examination
• Britain's entry into the EEC
• No entry! (road sign).

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blow ones cover(L34)

• (????????????)?????(AmE, informal)
• ?????????????
• Asking those kinds of questions could blow my
  cover.
• ???????,???????????
• I was pretending to be her sister until she blew
  my cover.

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out of character

• ??.???
• ??????????
• His behavior last night was quite out of
  character.

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• in character
• ??????????,?????Olive????
• It was entirely in character for Olive to put her
  baby first.

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Dignity(L42)

• Behavior or an appearance which is serious, calm,
  and controlled used to showing approval.
• The real dignity of a man lies in what he is, not
  what he has.
• Even in great adversity, he retained his dignity.

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indignity

• This was the last straw. I was very young, the
  prospect of working under a woman was the
  ultimate indignity.

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Conspicuous(L44)

• remarkable in someway, and therefore easily
  noticed by people
• ??????????????,?????
• The red flag rose conspicuously _____ the
  beautiful city.
• over

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out of bounds (L48)

• beyond or pass the official boundary (BrE) entry
  forbidden
• This town is out of bounds for the soldiers.
• ?????????????
• Violent TV programs are out of bounds to children.

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bound

• adj. A) certain, expected B) obliged, forced C)
  going to D) associated with
• The ship was bound for Italy.
• We are as tightly bound to the people we dislike
  as to the people we love.

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• There are bound to be price increases next year.
• Although hes my son, I felt morally bound to
  tell the police what hed done.

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• the furthest limits or edges of something the
  limits beyond which it is impossible or
  undesirable to go??????
• You must keep your spending within bounds.
• His greed for power knows no bounds.

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• The pub was out of bounds (forbidden) to the
  schoolboys.
• It is not beyond the bounds of possibility (it
  is possible, though perhaps unlikely) that he is
  telling the truth.

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prevail (L50)

• (1) vi. over/against to gain control or
  victory win a fight ??,???
• Good will prevail.
• We prevailed over the enemy.

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• (2) vi. in/among be most usual or common
  exist widely ???,?????, ??
• Despair prevailed in her mind.
• ??????
• The idea still prevails (among them).

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Bryan Adams - Everything I Do, I Do It For You

• Look into my ______
• You will see what you ______ to me
• Search your ______ search your soul
• And when you find me there you'll ______ no more
• eyes, mean, heart, search

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• Dont tell me it's not worth ______ for
• You can't tell me it's not worth ______ for
• You know it's true
• Everything I do, I do it for you
• trying, dying,

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• Look into your heart
• You will find there's nothing there to ______
• Take me ______ I am. Take my ______
• I would give it all I would ______
• hide, as, life, sacrifice

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• Dont tell me it's not worth ______ for
• I can't help it
• Theres nothing I want ______
• You know its true
• Everything I do, I do it for you.
• fighting, more,

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• Theres no love like your ______
• And no other could ______ more love
• Theres ______, unless you're there
• All the ______, all the way
• You can't tell me it's not worth trying for
• love, give, nowhere, time

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• I can't help it.
• Theres nothing I want more
• I would fight for you
• Id ______ for you
• die

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• Walk the wire for you
• Id ______ for you
• You know its true.
• Everything I do, I do it for you.
• die

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Group work