Filed under: # A Quote A Day, # Vocabulary Sharing - Our Language Universal #, 2008-09 S1D, 2008-09 S2AC
‘For any of us to be truly free, we must first be willing to be responsible for our lives.’
by David McNally
Filed under: # Vocabulary Sharing - Our Language Universal #, * Pop Culture - Newspaper/ Magazine Columns *, 2008-09 S1D, 2008-09 S2AC
Each of you have to find at least a new vocabulary/phrase you’ve learnt from this page and share your learning to us below.
Follow this format:
withhold (verb [T] withheld, withheld)
- to refuse to give something or to keep back something:
to withhold information/support
e.g. During the trial, the prosecution was accused of withholding crucial evidence from the defence.
(Cambridge Advanced Learner’s Dictionary. Retrieved May 6, 2009, from http://dictionary.cambridge.org/define.asp?key=91007&dict=CALD)
S2 TSA Unit 11 P.56
Each of you have to find at least a new vocabulary/phrase you’ve learnt from this page and share your learning to us below.
Follow this format:
koala (noun [C])
- an Australian animal which lives in trees and looks like a small bear with grey fur
e.g. Koalas can only be found in Australia.
(Cambridge Advanced Learner’s Dictionary. Retrieved May 5, 2009, from http://dictionary.cambridge.org/define.asp?dict=CALD&key=44147&ph=on)
Filed under: # A Quote A Day, # Vocabulary Sharing - Our Language Universal #, 2008-09 S1D, 2008-09 S2AC, My Weekly Journal
‘First I dream my painting. Then I paint my dream.’
by Vincent Van Gogh
Filed under: # Vocabulary Sharing - Our Language Universal #, 2008-09 S2AC, Grammar Fun
Please look up your dictionary and provide us with a grammatically correct example sentence for the following verbs:
| 1. read |
| 2. receive |
| 3. recommend |
| 4. respond |
| 5. return |
| 6. ride |
| 7. ring |
| 8. rise |
| 9. run |
| 10. satisfy |
| 11. seek |
| 12. sell |
| 13. send |
| 14. serve |
| 15. sit |
| 16. shake |
| 17. shave |
| 18. shine |
| 19. shoot |
| 20. show |
| 21. shrink |
| 22. shut |
| 23. sing |
| 24. sink |
| 25. sleep |
| 26. smell |
| 27. sow |
| 28. speak |
| 29. split |
| 30. spoil |
Follow this format:
e.g. play
The children spent the afternoon playing in the garden.
(Cambridge Advanced Learner’s Dictionary. Retrieved April 27, 2009, from http://dictionary.cambridge.org/define.asp?key=60596&dict=CALD)
Filed under: # Vocabulary Sharing - Our Language Universal #, * Pop Culture - Film *, 2008-09 S1D, 2008-09 S2AC
In response to Rico, let’s check out ‘Without You’ by Mariah Carey. I chose the Titanic version. How’s it?
Filed under: # Vocabulary Sharing - Our Language Universal #, * Pop Culture - Newspaper/ Magazine Columns *, 2008-09 S1D
- blossom
- take a new direction
- nowadays
- politics
- pop culture
- triad societies
- social issues
- with high energy
- in a hilarious way
- discover their passion towards each other
- rumour
- spread around the city
- trespasser
- distinctive
- action-packed
- icon
- success and glory
- talented
- a significant turning point
- pursue a career in Hollywood
Filed under: # Vocabulary Sharing - Our Language Universal #, 2008-09 S2AC, Elect 2 - Modern Life
- search engines
- with such a convenient method
- in reverse
- chronological order
- websites
- various chat rooms
- on the Internet
- Yahoo!
- a great deal of concerns to educators and parents
- at risk
- apart from
- unethical means
- retrieve information from computers
- illegal purposes
- provide good security to prevent … from
- take precaution
- terms and conditions
- customers’ privacy
- with advancement in technology
- stay alert
- minimize any risk
- associated with
Filed under: # Vocabulary Sharing - Our Language Universal #, S.1A 2007-08, S.2CD 2007-08, School Annoucement
I’ll delete all the wrong post about vocabulary!
You need to post it under the Lexicon Sharing category!
I’ll delete all the post with poor format.
Lexicon Sharing Format:
word (part of speech)
-meaning
e.g. example sentence.
cited from source.
Check my example of the word ‘evacuate’.
evacuate (verb)
-to move people from a dangerous place to somewhere safe:
e.g.1 The police evacuated the village shortly before the explosion.
e.g.2 A thousand people were evacuated from their homes following the floods.
e.g.3 When toxic fumes began to drift toward our homes, we were told to evacuate.
evacuation (noun) [C or U]
e.g.1 The evacuation of civilians remains out of the question while the fighting continues.
e.g.2 The first evacuations came ten days after the disaster.
evacuee (noun) [C]
-someone who is evacuated from a dangerous place, especially during a war:
e.g. Thousands of evacuees crossed the border to safety this morning.
(cited from Cambridge Advanced Learner’s Dictionary)
Chan Ka Ling and Calla made good examples!
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DON’T POST IT HERE!
Filed under: # Vocabulary Sharing - Our Language Universal #, Elect 1 - Fantastic Food, S.1A 2007-08, S.2CD 2007-08, Uncategorized
