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Vocabulary Power Lessons 7& 8
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Hello, my beloved students.
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Today is a very special day since our students return
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to school February the seventh.
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The school is so beautiful and different.
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You know, with you guys being around.
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I'm talking about great 12 11 on some students from
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great 10.
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You meet our day honestly by seeing you around at
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today where I'm going to present to you vocabulary power.
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Listen seven and eight the whole purpose behind a LH.
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These cities are to expand your vocabulary to in order
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to improve your writing skills.
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The idea behind vocabulary power is to train you for
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s a t as well.
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Because you know, there are no memorization.
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There is no memorization off words anymore.
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They put words in context and they ask you about
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them. Now let's see what words do List seven and
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eight England in Listen seven, We are going to learn
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about the suffix i Z e and Isay is an
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indication It's a suffix that indicates that's the word is
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verb. Of course, in the British is the American I
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e ending.
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But in British you will find it.
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I s so don't get confused.
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So if it is, I see It's in the American
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English on dhe.
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If it is, I s e is British English.
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Okay, so let's lead the words.
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You know, i z and topics just to introduce to
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you what the topics is.
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We talked about prefixes.
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Now, today we're talking about the suffix.
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Suffix is the word anything that can be added to
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a work or rule that would devise the words meaning
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the Greek, for example, suffix isay means to become like
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or to treat with.
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For example, the word finalized means to become finally remember
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this to become computerized means supply with computers or to
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enter on computers.
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Words ending in I C are always verbs.
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And this is what I stated at the beginning.
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So here are the words we have centralized, economize equalized,
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idealized, immobilized, materialized, maximize, rationalized scrutinized.
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I think the words are extremely important.
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You can look at really the base or the root,
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and we can really know what the meaning of the
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word is.
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Let's see, uh, this is one of the exercises, and
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we need to really improve here.
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Uh, you're predictive skills.
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Use the information given about the base words or route
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on the meaning of the subjects to come up with
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the possibility position for each word.
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Then look up the vocabulary word in a dictionary on
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dry this meeting.
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Now look at the word, you know, equalized what?
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The base work is equal.
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And remember, the easy to become a make so equalizes
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basically to make equal this is you know what it
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means. You need to think along these lines.
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The This is the type of questions that you will
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have in the S a t.
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Probably knowing the based work will help you to get
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out the mean Let's go toe the next one.
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Okay, which is really the etymology.
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Uh, sometimes knowing the origin of the word helps a
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lot to know the meaning.
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So here the tamale etymology is a reference, you know,
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using different skills to figure out the meaning off the
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words. Many words in English have their origins in other
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languages. Ah, nde in the dictionary, the origin of the
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world is usually given in square brackets at the beginning
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or end off the definitions.
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It are some, you know, examples.
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I will just read one of them on, you know.
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And here we have like belts.
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This is originally German and off course.
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It means war.
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Okay, Looking at the origin way don't have to know
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the origin of every word.
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But sometimes, you know the origin helps a lot.
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It's swift military attack, especially involving air and ground weapons.
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Together, it's a heavy bombardment or an intense campaign or
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a rush on the passer by defensive line backers and
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football. Now, this is the question that you will get,
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you know, looking at the etymology.
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This is a really an exercise that helps you use
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dictionaries. Unfortunately, you know, has become obsolete.
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But I mean, even you can google and you can
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see the same information.
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So we're talking about dictionaries here, so usually sample entries
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above to answer the following questions about world religions Entomology,
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which were is derived from Latin.
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You look at the words and you find out that
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the word that comes from the Lebanese in sambal on
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of course, we need to look at the meanings that
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are related to it.
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This is how I learned words and languages.
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Honestly, knowing the origin off the word will helps will
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help or helps you a lot in knowing really the
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meaning? God, Unless you were going to continue, you know,
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explaining the whole thing, you know, in, you know, in
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our hopefully class.
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Because by the time you come, I think you know
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Great. 10.
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You will be here in your classroom.
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God bless you.
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