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- Greg Malivuk
- http://www.pastebin.com/u/gmalivuk
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- If you don't yet have a book, bring $50 to rent it. (If you don't write in it, you will receive the $50 back when you finish.)
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- Optional class tomorrow, February 4, 6:15 to 8:15pm (to make up for last Tuesday).
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- Homework: p. 149-154
- text completion
- reading
- part B "Reading for Details"
- p. 149-151 part C
- 1 refugees 15 chat
- 2 stem 16 forged
- 3 evils 17 breached
- 4 prophesied 18 migration
- 5 ironic 19 negotiating
- 6 register 20 cosmopolitanism
- 7 shallowness 21 prism
- 8 homogenization 22 enclaves
- 9 mall 23 melting
- 10 unique 24 south
- 11 exception 25 Buddhism
- 12 transnational 26 identity
- 13 beneath 27 reconstructed
- 14 cell 28 lenses
- p. 151 part A
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- p. 153-154 part B
- 1 c
- 2 b
- 3 c
- 4 a
- 5 b
- 6 a
- 7 c
- 8 c
- 9 a
- 10 c
- He runs a dotcom. = He owns an online business (whose name ends with "dot com").
- amazon.com, ebay.com, pets.com, etc.
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- p. 154-155 part C
- 1 find a new job
- 2 giving some pain relief medicine
- 3 they don't have time to answer question
- they don't want the politician to say something embarrassing
- 4 Nationalism
- tribalism: loyalty to your "tribe" against everyone else
- nationalism: loyalty to your nation against everyone else
- 5 of mass migration
- people have migrated out of those countries in large numbers
- 6 talk about something secret or private
- want to keep warm in the cold wind
- 7 technology and dot-coms in wealthy countries
- 8 war
- primal = primitive, basic, animalistic
- 9 has a bad attitude
- 10 surrounded by people who don't speak the same language
- estranged: separated, alienated
- 11 he talked about things they all understood very deeply
- 12 tribalism or isolationism
- 13 Jazz
- Merriam-Webster dictionaries
- - there are free English dictionary apps for iPhone and Android
- - there is also a dictionary for English learners for $4.99
- (At this level, don't use translators. Try to think and build your vocabulary entirely in English.)
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- http://www.eleceng.adelaide.edu.au/Personal/dabbott/animal.html
- (the "words" that animals "say" in several different languages)
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- TENSE REVIEW
- present/future/past = 3
- not cont./continuous = 2
- not perf./perfect = 2
- = 12
- ("simple" = not continuous + not perfect)
- Simple Present: I go to school every day.
- Present progressive = present continuous: I'm going to school right now.
- Present perfect: I've gone to school every day this week.
- Present perfect progressive: I have been going to this school for six years.
- I have read three books this year. (each one is finished)
- I have been reading three books this year. (all three are still unfinished)
- Simple past: I went to school yesterday.
- Past progressive: I was going to school when I saw an interesting bird.
- Past perfect: I had gone to school five years earlier (than another thing).
- Past perfect progressive: I had been going to school there for six years.
- "Simple" future: I will go to school tomorrow.
- Future progressive: I will be going to school at 9:00 tomorrow.
- Future perfect: I will have gone to school by the time you wake up tomorrow.
- Future perfect progressive: I will have been going to this school for six years.
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- Homework for Thursday: p. 19 on the handout I gave you
- (p. 18 has explanation that will be helpful)
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