Grammar (done)
Verb forms
Passive voice
English Download :
textbook page 87,89
Vocabulary 1
pg 86
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Phrases & Idioms
The phrase 'a barrel of laughs'
can be used to describe me - someone who is fun and always joking around.
phrase.
If you talk about every nook and cranny of a place or situation,
you mean every part or every aspect of it. [emphasis] Boxes are stacked in every nook and cranny at the factory.
We'll have a blast
to have a blast: to have a good time, to really enjoy oneself.
idiom. We had a blast at Disneyland; we really had a super time.
Once in a blue moon.
Meaning. very rarely; once after a long time; something that happens very seldom; on rare occasions; almost never; hardly ever;
Example Sentences. The earthquakes hits once in a blue moon in this part of the earth, we never felt it. I don’t know why she bought that music system – she uses it once in a blue moon.
Thursday, July 8, 2021
UNIT 7 - THE MEDIA : SKILL : READING
UNIT 7 - THE MEDIA
VIDEO- READING EVOLUTION TO eBOOKS LIBRARY.
READING - CLICK THE LINK BELOW TO WATCH THE VIDEO FOR UNIT 7
Go digital - Use less paper; Save the world from.... (?)
We are now reducing the amount of paper we use because we are in the digital era.
VOCABULARY
Word Focus
impractical
Impractical arrangements, ideas, or methods cannot be done or used easily or effectively
subscription
an amount of money that you pay regularly to receive a product or service
eyestrain
tired or painful eyes as a result of too much reading, looking at a computer screen, etc
user-friendly
If something, especially something related to a computer, is user-friendly, it is simple for people to use
gadget-savvy
practical knowledge and ability (with gadgets)
READING
https://sites.google.com/moe-dl.edu.my/f5-downloadbiunit7/reading?authuser=0
Reading Tips
When answering multiple-choice questions, first try to eliminate the answer options that are clearly wrong. Sometimes, these are often options that include negative words such as ‘no one’, ‘never’, etc. These are extreme and are usually incorrect with regards to the text. Look at question 4. Which options are likely to be wrong?
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