Vocabulary Power Lessons 7& 8

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  1. Hello, my beloved students.
  2. Today is a very special day since our students return
  3. to school February the seventh.
  4. The school is so beautiful and different.
  5. You know, with you guys being around.
  6. I'm talking about great 12 11 on some students from
  7. great 10.
  8. You meet our day honestly by seeing you around at
  9. today where I'm going to present to you vocabulary power.
  10. Listen seven and eight the whole purpose behind a LH.
  11. These cities are to expand your vocabulary to in order
  12. to improve your writing skills.
  13. The idea behind vocabulary power is to train you for
  14. s a t as well.
  15. Because you know, there are no memorization.
  16. There is no memorization off words anymore.
  17. They put words in context and they ask you about
  18. them. Now let's see what words do List seven and
  19. eight England in Listen seven, We are going to learn
  20. about the suffix i Z e and Isay is an
  21. indication It's a suffix that indicates that's the word is
  22. verb. Of course, in the British is the American I
  23. e ending.
  24. But in British you will find it.
  25. I s so don't get confused.
  26. So if it is, I see It's in the American
  27. English on dhe.
  28. If it is, I s e is British English.
  29. Okay, so let's lead the words.
  30. You know, i z and topics just to introduce to
  31. you what the topics is.
  32. We talked about prefixes.
  33. Now, today we're talking about the suffix.
  34. Suffix is the word anything that can be added to
  35. a work or rule that would devise the words meaning
  36. the Greek, for example, suffix isay means to become like
  37. or to treat with.
  38. For example, the word finalized means to become finally remember
  39. this to become computerized means supply with computers or to
  40. enter on computers.
  41. Words ending in I C are always verbs.
  42. And this is what I stated at the beginning.
  43. So here are the words we have centralized, economize equalized,
  44. idealized, immobilized, materialized, maximize, rationalized scrutinized.
  45. I think the words are extremely important.
  46. You can look at really the base or the root,
  47. and we can really know what the meaning of the
  48. word is.
  49. Let's see, uh, this is one of the exercises, and
  50. we need to really improve here.
  51. Uh, you're predictive skills.
  52. Use the information given about the base words or route
  53. on the meaning of the subjects to come up with
  54. the possibility position for each word.
  55. Then look up the vocabulary word in a dictionary on
  56. dry this meeting.
  57. Now look at the word, you know, equalized what?
  58. The base work is equal.
  59. And remember, the easy to become a make so equalizes
  60. basically to make equal this is you know what it
  61. means. You need to think along these lines.
  62. The This is the type of questions that you will
  63. have in the S a t.
  64. Probably knowing the based work will help you to get
  65. out the mean Let's go toe the next one.
  66. Okay, which is really the etymology.
  67. Uh, sometimes knowing the origin of the word helps a
  68. lot to know the meaning.
  69. So here the tamale etymology is a reference, you know,
  70. using different skills to figure out the meaning off the
  71. words. Many words in English have their origins in other
  72. languages. Ah, nde in the dictionary, the origin of the
  73. world is usually given in square brackets at the beginning
  74. or end off the definitions.
  75. It are some, you know, examples.
  76. I will just read one of them on, you know.
  77. And here we have like belts.
  78. This is originally German and off course.
  79. It means war.
  80. Okay, Looking at the origin way don't have to know
  81. the origin of every word.
  82. But sometimes, you know the origin helps a lot.
  83. It's swift military attack, especially involving air and ground weapons.
  84. Together, it's a heavy bombardment or an intense campaign or
  85. a rush on the passer by defensive line backers and
  86. football. Now, this is the question that you will get,
  87. you know, looking at the etymology.
  88. This is a really an exercise that helps you use
  89. dictionaries. Unfortunately, you know, has become obsolete.
  90. But I mean, even you can google and you can
  91. see the same information.
  92. So we're talking about dictionaries here, so usually sample entries
  93. above to answer the following questions about world religions Entomology,
  94. which were is derived from Latin.
  95. You look at the words and you find out that
  96. the word that comes from the Lebanese in sambal on
  97. of course, we need to look at the meanings that
  98. are related to it.
  99. This is how I learned words and languages.
  100. Honestly, knowing the origin off the word will helps will
  101. help or helps you a lot in knowing really the
  102. meaning? God, Unless you were going to continue, you know,
  103. explaining the whole thing, you know, in, you know, in
  104. our hopefully class.
  105. Because by the time you come, I think you know
  106. Great. 10.
  107. You will be here in your classroom.
  108. God bless you.