PPT-Lesson 7 Abhor to voluble

abhor To hate or detest I abhor having to sit in traffic on my way to work accolade Praise extended to someone award or prize ascetic One who leads a life of selfdenial a nd contemplation absent of luxury. And the worst part is we act on them By Siri Carpenter There is nothing more painful to me at this stage in my life Jesse Jackson on ce told an audience than to walk down the street and hear footsteps and st art thinking about robberythen look aroun Discuss native speaker pronunciation gonna Stress that they dont have to do it but they need to be able to understand it Use selected items from textbook exercises for student practice and to identify and clear up any confusion Strategy Presentation Do you 64257nd his arguments fair and convincing Reading Pascal B Scienti64257c treatises in Pascal Great Books of the Western World vol 33 edited by R M Hutchins Encyclopedia Britannica Inc Chicago 1952 Conclusion of the two preceding treatises I You need only paper glue and scissors You can make longer and longer books by adding more accordions Great for horizontal images and texts They can be viewed page by page or all at once Popups and foldouts add even more dimension Accordion Books or The growing of separate things into one Concretion actag to do to drive to force agile quick and well coordinated agitate litigate to make the subject of a law suit prodigal wastfully or recklessly extrav agant pedagogue a teacher synagoge a gatheri Too Little and Too Much. Too Little. impecunious. without money. Though Scrooge claimed he was too . impecunious. to give alms, he easily could have afforded to be charitable.. (. adj. ). indigent. poor; destitute. Raucous. (adj.) disagreeably harsh-sounding; disorderly. S: boisterous, clamorous, strident. A: placid, tranquil, peaceful, serene, pastoral. A raucous voice can be a liability for someone wishing to pursue a career in television journalism.. ABHOR: Definition. Verb: to regard with disgust or hatred. Abhor: synonyms. Detest, loathe, despise, execrate. ABHOR: Antonyms. Adore, cherish, relish, admire. Abhor: Sentence. I abhor tuna so much that I hope that one day it is banned from this country.. prefixes. A : up. Ab. : up , out , not , away. Be : near . A , . ab. , be . Base : duct. Definition : darkness. With prefix : abduct. Definition : to kidnap , to carry off by force . abduct. Base : . 4b.4. The Triple-Note-Tote. Topic. Details. Mnemonic. Triple-Note-Tote. Objectives. Recognize the importance of taking effective notes for remembering information. Organize ideas from an article using the Triple-Note-Tote. g /g/. u. c. d. o. n. i. f. p. t. s. m. a. g. got. gas. g. dog. tag. g. g. tug. gap. fog. mug. dog. tag. pig. got. gas. gum. gut. Insert brief reinforcement activity and/or transition to next part of reading block.. k /k/. s. e. b. g. u. c. d. o. n. i. f. p. t. m. a. c. k. kid. kit. k. k. s. s. . k. . i. . p. m. . a. . s. . k. c. k. kit. task. kin. kit. ask. kids. skim. skit. skin. desk. Insert brief reinforcement activity and/or transition to next part of reading block.. Nasalized A. n. i. f. p. t. s. m. a. a. am. Sam. Pam. I . am. Sam.. an. fan. tan. I eat . an. apple.. am. an. am. Pam. an. fan. am. Sam. Pam. an. man. fan. pan. tan. Insert brief reinforcement activity and/or transition to next part of reading block.. e /. ĕ. /. b. g. u. c. d. o. n. i. f. p. t. s. m. a. e. men. get. e. end. Ed. e. e. men. set. fed. ten. get. bed. pet. beg. pen. bet. Insert brief reinforcement activity and/or transition to next part of reading block..