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Unit 2: Mind map, Examples, Example, Working group Tomas Encarnacion …

- - - - Verb:break off noun:Contact
      - Verb: engage in Noun: debate
        
        After the meeting begins, Carlos and José, engage in debate, because of Carlos' ideas about pollution.
- - - - Example
        
        e.g. (exempli gratia) Many large mammals,e.g. the African elephant, the black rhino and the white rhino
        
        i.e. (id est) Higher earners, i.e. those earning over £100,000 a year.
        
        etc. (et cetera) Smaller European countries (Slovenia, Slovakia, Estonia, etc.) had different interests
  - - - Example
        
        Prefix
        
        anti-(against) anti-bacterial, anti-pollution
        
        bi- (two, twice) bilingual, bi-monthly
        
        co-, col-, com-, con- (with) co-author, cooperate, collaborate, combine
        
        Suffix
        
        -able (can be) predictable, identifiable
        
        -ant (having an effect) coolant, anti-depressant
        
        -cy (state or quality) accuracy, urgency
- - - - (Nouns) book, article, paper, essay, lecture, talk, seminar, presentation, dissertation, thesis, project, assignment, basis, idea, part, lack, exploration, means, relationship, difference, distinction. (Preposition) about, on, into, of, for, at, in, behind, between
      - She wrote a dissertation on teenage slang in New York and gave a presentation on it to the whole class.
      - In 1978, Da Silva published a book about the history of emigration
      - Questioning the assumptions behind art criticism
      - An investigation into sleep characteristics of children with
        autism
- - - - Verbs with on
        
        Chapter 1 of Huang’s book focuses on violent human behaviour. In this section I concentrate on the economic aspects of immigration.
      - Verbs with to
        
        We assigned the tasks randomly to the experimental group and the control group to see how the subjects would react to the different problems.
- - - - because of, accidentally, since that moment, generally.
        
        Examples
        
        After Julian accidentally deleted the company's data, the manager has fired him.
        
        After Robetor and his brothers bankrupted the company, since that moment, they were never the same again.
        
        Genarally, most of the students trained at ISFODOSU are quality graduates.
- - - - Examples
        
        The story was loosely based on a true event which occurred in 1892.
        
        We shall now briefly examine the evidence for the existence of dark matter
        
        Wilson and Crick (1965) discuss the problem at length.