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Additional Description: Class Recording on relationship words, adverbs, and using the dictionary.
Date: 14 November, 1996
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‘Relationship word’
write (root)-writer-book.letter (sth is written)-pencil(someone that can be written with)
1:30 How to use dictionary?
Adjective
‘a small child’
‘a short statue’ (different words for ‘short’)
‘obese’ (for (in)animate nouns)
‘a long house’
‘dress’ (sg. pl for man and woman)
Adverb (14:52)
wh-words
‘fast’ ‘quickly’
Students asked questions about tense
24:00 Transitive and intransitive verbs
back to adverbs (25:00) e.g ‘how’, ’slowly’ , ‘when’ , ‘today’ , ’yesterday’
some practices in making sentences, including language points:
‘e.g., ‘sit’ (‘sitting’, ‘sit leisurely’)
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