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English Home Learning Topics
Unit 7
Parts
Vocabulary
Book sourced
Verbs
Mission
Pioneering
Harvest
Switched
Differ
Leased
Venture
Sacrificed
Donated
Nouns
Intervention
Consensus
Mission
Herbicides
Fertilizers
Well-being
Oats
Adjective
Sustainable
Conventional
Organic
Biodynamic
Measurement
Centimetre (cm)
Foot (ft)
Gallon (gal)
Kilogram (kg)
Litre (l)
Metre (m)
Milligram (mg)
Millilitre (ml)
Ounce (oz)
Pint (p)
Pound (lb)
Yard (yd)
Food based
Positive
Creamy
Crisp
Crunchy
Juicy
Ripe
Negative
Burnt
Greasy
Rancid
Unripe
Neutral
Acidic
Bitter
Crumbly
Mushy
Salty
Sour
Appliances
Wok
Colander
Casserole
Food processor
Whisk
Ladle
Mortar
Potato peeler
Garlic press
Verbs
Stir-frying
Stewing and braising
Chopping, slicing, and mixing
Beating
Draining
Serving
Crushing
Peeling
Ingredients
Artichokes
Bay leaves
Cinnamon
Ginger
Okra
Pomegranates
Parsley
Tangerines
Writing
Informal
Characteristic
Uses exemplification
Require clarification
Examples
Informal letters
Emails for family
Formal
Characteristic
Formal linking words
Few contractions
Neutral tone
Examples
Formal letters
Scientific journals
School and work essays
Grammar
Idioms
Characteristics
Cannot be understood without context
No moral meaning
Not a stuctural sentence
Examples
Eat my words
Fishy
To have her cake and eat it
Sour grapes
A fish out of water
Made a meal of it
Cleft sentences
Examples
What I want is icecream.
It's french fries that I like.
The friend who supported me was Cheryl.
Types
What as subject
It + be
It+ that/who
It as subject
Reading tips
Making connections
Retelling
Asking questions
Predicting
Listening
Indian food
The lost world
Food, glorious food!
Bruce Taylor's recipe
Unit 8
Parts
Vocabulary
Speech based
Audible
Talk
Hesitate
Whisper
Hum
Cry out
Yell
Whoop
Ramble
Chat
Chatter
Gossip
Call
Speak
Call
Shout
Scream
Bellow
Whine
Chirp
Cheer
Croak
Blurt out
Snap
Splutter
Bark out
Non-audible
Slur
Lisp
Mutter
Murmur
Stutter
Mumble
Stammer
Babble
Quaver
Responses
Squeal
Grunt
Hiss
Shriek
Squeak
Whine
Book based
Verb
Toss
Hold the floor
Hit it off
Dribbling
Grab
Tackle
Aproach
Enter
Hold up
Lose
Reach
See
Sit
Speak
Travel
Advisable
Agreeable
Approving
Followed
Hammer out
Protests
Bash
Butt in
Endeavour
Have a shot at
Interject
Strike
Adjective
Overlap
Rapport
Reticent
Simultaneously
Camaradie
Action-packed
Discourteous
Furious
Imperative
Inadvertently
Pleasant
Precious
Tedious
Finalized
Heap
Noun
Overgeneralizations
Deference
Etiquette
Pitch
Tips
Commuters
Attire
Gear
Grammar
Proverbs
Examples
The road to hell is paved with good intentions
A bird in the hand flock together
A stitch in time saves nine
Better the devil you know than the devil you dont
Birds of a feather is worth two in the bush
Fools rush in where angels fear to thread
A leopard can't change its spots
Kill two birds with one stone
Too many cooks spoil the broth
Out of sight, out of mind
A double-edged sword
A person is known by the company he keeps
A wold in sheep's clothing
Birds of a feather flock together
Hobson's choice
Two's company, three's a crowd
Absence makes the heart grow fonder
Look before you leap
Don't put all your eggs in one basker
The apple doesn't fall far from the tree
What doesn't kill you makes you stronger
Characteristic
Validated as a sentence
Can be understood without context
Has a moral meaning
Participle Clauses
Functions
Subject is the same as the main clause
Talking about reasons and time relations
Expressing condition and result
Formed into stative verbs
Types
(Not) Having + been + verb 3
Verb + -ing
(Not) Having + verb 3
Conjunctions/prepositions + verb + -ing
Examples
Not having read the book, I knew nothing about it
Having been introduced to her, we hitted it off
Watching the Harry Potter movies, I feel at ease
She vomited while drinking wine
Conjunctions
While
When
After
Before
As and if
Until
Once
Prepositions
On and since
Despite
In spite of
Without
Idioms
Hit the nail on the head
Hit it big
Hit the roof
Hit the ground running
Hit the hay
Hit the buffers
Hit the road
Writing tips
Expressive vocabulary
Avoid repetition
Consult a dictionary
Seek alternative words
Reading
Conversational Styles
The Count of Monte Cristo
Travel advice
Listening
New years celebration
When in Rome
Old civilizations
