WORD CHAIN
chain
ink- Maria
session
online
near
armchair
iron
onion
one
nephew- Miruna
classroom
omelette
telephone
new-Maria
house
seen
enter
era
rabbit
item
emotion
ongoing- teacher
ongoing- in desfasurare
to go on- a continua
ANTONYMS
to include # to exclude
He doesn't like including strangers in his group of friends. He excludes them immediately.
to begin # to finish / to end
We began the game an hour ago. We can't finish now.
to push (ed) # to pull (ed)
People push the door to go inside. Sometimes they pull it to enter.
to increase # to reduce / to decrease
( a creste ) # ( a reduce )
The sea level increases after rain.
At Christmas groceries prices decrease.
groceries = alimente
to ask # to answer / to reply
Ann didn't want to ask me anything. She just answered my question.
to laugh # to cry
Maria laughed at her parents' jokes.
The kitten cried after its mother.
to give # to take
( a da ) # ( a lua )
to give - gave- given
to take - took - taken
At birthdays give presents, not money.
Take your time, don't hurry!
to take your time = a nu se grabi
to hurry (ed) = a se grabi
to stop # to move
traffic lights = semafor /oare
People stopped at the traffic lights.They moved when the lights were green.
to borrow (ed) # to lend - lent -lent
(a lua cu imprumut ) # ( a da cu imprumut )
I was at the library to borrow the "Harry Potter" books. After I read them I lent them to my brother.
to separate (ed) # to combine (ed)
the white - albusul oului
the yolk- galbenusul oului
You separate the whites from the yolks when you want to make a cake.
Andrei combines yellow and blue to make green.
to teach - taught - taught # to learn - learned / learnt - learnt
( a preda cuiva ) # ( a invata ptr tine/ a afla )
At school the teacher teaches the pupils. Less and less pupils learn.
less and less = din ce in ce mai putin
to remember (ed) # to forget - forgot - forgotten
( a-si aminti ) # ( a uita )
A lot of people remember their childhood.
A lot of people forget things.
Homework :
regret # satisfaction
wet # dry
public # private
polite # rude
poverty # wealth
With the words above create contexts talking IN GENERAL
HOMEWORK
ReplyDeleteregret # satisfaction
Many people regret the actions of the past.
For them it is a satisfaction to climb mountains
wet # dry
The hat is wet because I dropped it in the water.
Clothes must be dry before they can be wear.
public # private
In public you have to speak politely.
Secrets are private to some people.
polite # rude
Some people are polite.
In society most people are rude.
poverty # wealth
You must not be ashamed of poverty.
Wealth does not bring happiness.
Miruna
Clothes must be dry before they can wear them .
DeleteClothes must be dry before they can be worn.
Homework
ReplyDeleteregret # satisfaction
A lot of people regret not having a job.
Some children are satisfied with games.
wet # dry
Anna's face was wet with tears.
My hair is dry.
public # private
In general people work in public placees.
Some rich people send their children at private schools.
polite # rude
My brother was rude, but now he's polite.
Some people are rude.
poverty # wealth
Poverty brings only joy, wealth brings only problems.
Few people are rich and happy.
Maria
:)
Deleteregret # satisfaction
ReplyDeleteI regretted that I was bad with those around me.
Maria was satisfied that took 10 at school.
wet # dry
Ana's puppy was wet.
The towel on the chair was dry.
public # private
That place was public.
That terrace was private.
polite # rude
The student was polite to the people in the school.
The Hunter family child was rude to his grandparents.
poverty # wealth
Poverty is not a defect.
Wealth can bring problems.
Madalina
HOMEWORK
ReplyDeleteregret#satisfaction
Money offers satisfaction but when it ends you regret that you didn't know how to use it with your head.
wet#dry
When it is cold and you have wet clothes, you must dry them so that you don't get sick.
public # private
You have to be careful who you talk to in private so that the words don't reach the public.
polite # rude
People are polite at first, but once you get to know them better they become rude and ignorant.
poverty # wealth
Sometimes wealth is worse than poverty.
ANDRA