I'm very sorry not to have been able to attend the farewell meeting--we had a teachers' meeting at the same time (I thought the meeting was to have taken place after the usual meeting). If it had been at all possible to attend I would have!
If you have any pictures that you took at the end of our class, please send them to my Kaplan email address (jfzkaplan13@yahoo.com) and I can post them here so that everyone can download a copy.
Our homework, which we will check on Monday before the test--be on time if you want to review everything--is Focus 6, exercise 11 (p363); Focus 7, exercise 13 (p366); Focus 8, three sentences using the expression "Subj. + need to have p.p."; and Focus 9, exercise 17.
Also, please read the text on page 28 of the Academic Connection handout, "The Turnaround at Yellow Corporation." I will base some reading and writing questions for the test on this, so the more closely you read it and the more questions you ask about it before the test, the better you'll be able to do on the test itself.
Now, here's the study sheet. Of course, we didn't get to the listening, and we didn't dicuss the Grammar Dimensions p 363 vocabulary, so that won't be on the test.
Week 12 AM Proficiency
Study Sheet
Grammar Dimensions Unit 19
Grammar Dimensions p353
to roam
to accompany
Grammar Dimension p355
elderly
to claim
outlandish
‘far from the truth’
a promotion (an advancement in position)
Grammar Dimensions p 357
continent/continental
to yield/to yield to/a yield
melancholy
endurable/unendurable
wisdom
Grammar Dimensions p 358-9
bravery
a celebrity
funding
to turn up
Grammar Dimensions p 364
haste/hasty/hastily
a hedge
Grammar Dimensions p 366
a (train) conductor
a bystander
to misdiagnose
continental drift
a suspension bridge
preliminary
on the verge of…
Grammar Dimensions p 367
to sustain (an injury)
Summertime
one of these (days, times)
Academic Connections
Academic Connections p24
charismatic
ruthless
cunning
persevere/persevering
Academic Connections p 25
to head (to lead, be the head of)
a reservoir
personable
sound
to extract
to falter/faltering
an asset
delivery (doing what is expected)
Academic Connections, p28
to haul
‘at every turn’
a warehouse
‘to fall victim to’
before long
a firm
across-the-board
to turn s.t. around
mediocrity/mediocre
to divulge
to defect
‘whopping’
enviable
to implement
‘period’ (I won't divulge my secret to you, period!)
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