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Comparing the cultural and linguistic analysis of the English word “meal” and words relating to it in contrast with Vietnamese equivalents.
Ngày tải lên :
15/04/2013, 15:11
... LINGUISTIC
ANALYSIS OF THE ENGLISH WORD “MEAL“
1. Definition
In order to be analysed under the lexical or linguistic view, every word
itself has to satisfy existential condition of a word first a word is an“
independent ... field of words or
lexical and semantic field of words is the whole words can be classified into
sets according to their meaning.
The following set of words is a lexical field, because all the words ... definitions of
the word “meal” and remark about it. We have also listed field of word “meal”
in English and words relating to it in contrast with Vietnamese equivalents
according to meaning and function....
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English word- Test 1 to Test 7
Ngày tải lên :
03/07/2013, 21:51
... movie theater/ photocopy
bakery/ movie theater/ photocopy
store/ drugstore/ police station/ toy
store/ drugstore/ police station/ toy
store/ supermarket/ post office/ bank/
store/ supermarket/ ... go to bed/ sleep/
lunch/ have dinner / go to bed/ sleep/
…
…
What do we have today?
What do we have today?
When do we have English/ math/
When do we have English/ math/
literature/ history/ ... does+ S+ travel/ go+ to ?
How+ do/ does+ S+ travel/ go+ to ?
S+ travel/go+ to + by… OR By+…
S+ travel/go+ to + by… OR By+…
( bike, motorbike, bus, plane, train,
( bike, motorbike, bus, plane,...
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English department to test for grade 6
Ngày tải lên :
17/08/2013, 10:39
... gets up late
D. goes to bed early
22. In the summer, she ______ .
A. travels to different countries
B. goes to the cinema
C. meets students from other countries
D. goes to the seasid
Listen ...
1. Nice ______ you.
A. to meeting B. meet
C. meets D. to meet
5. The children wake _____ early in the
morning.
A. off B. to
C. up D. out
6. _ What’s the date today ?
_ It is _____ June. ...
here.
A. _ B. up
C. to D. have
11. My house is opposite ______ the park.
A. from B. of
C. _ D. to
12. Which word has four syllables?
A. literature B. chemistry
C. history D. physics
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Teaching English Intonation to EF1
Ngày tải lên :
06/09/2013, 10:10
... intonation of English to non-native speakers of
English. It is proposed that a framework of English intonation should include four major
intonational features: intonation units, stress, tones, and ... these tones; fall, low-rise, high-
rise, and fall-rise. Tones are assigned to intonation units in relation to the type of voice
movement on the tonic syllable. Finally, all intonation units have to ... stream of speech into intonation units, 2) selection of a syllable (of a word) ,
which is assigned the 'tonic' status, and 3) selection of a tone for the intonation unit To this
This...
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Empowering English Teachers to Grapple with Errors in Grammar
Ngày tải lên :
06/09/2013, 10:10
... is a very good idea to teach students to identify errors'
o 'Systematic, step-by-step approach'
ã Explaining errors:
o 'Know how to explain mistakes made to students'
o ... The need to constantly monitor trainees' own understanding of
specific concepts and rules involved in grammar is also not to be overlooked. Until trainees
themselves are clear as to what ... there is also the need to 'see
through language in a systematic way and to use language discriminatingly'.
A return to examining children's writing as opposed to textbook explanations...
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British English A to Z - past 10
Ngày tải lên :
23/10/2013, 13:20
... refers to a girl, some-
times to a car. Adopted in America.
smashing
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stock cube, n. bouillon cube
stockholder, n. livestock farmer
In this usage, synonymous with stock-breeder and nothing to ... can be applied to any situation.
2. Inf. To put on side is to put on airs, put on the dog.
3. A billiards term, synonymous with spin. In this usage, to put on side means to
put English on the ... well.
stockinet, n. elastic knit fabric
Used especially for bandages.
stocking filler, n. stocking stuffer
stockist, n. retailer
A shopkeeper who stocks the articles in question. Who are the stockists...
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British English A to Z - past 11
Ngày tải lên :
23/10/2013, 13:20
...
something is to dig into it, that is, to pack in a hearty meal. See also tack; toke.
tumble to catch on to
Inf. To tumble to a concept, a hidden meaning, etc. is to grasp it, catch on to it, get ... block.
town, n. see comment
To someone in England, town is London, even though London is not a town but a
city. One has, for example, spent the day in town; tomorrow one is going to town
or up to ... or sausages coated in batter and baked.
toastip toasted sandwich
tobacconist’s shop cigar store
Toc H. See as dim as a Toc H lamp.
tod. See on one’s tod.
toff, n. Slang. swell
Slang. A distinguished...
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British English A to Z - past 12
Ngày tải lên :
23/10/2013, 13:20
... feathers to young
men not in uniform. The taunt of cowardice was expected to shame them into
enlisting. This practice was revived during World War I. To show the white feather
means to ‘betray ... silly or useless.
2. v.i., Slang. To waffle conversationally is to engage in silly chatter; to gabble,
prate.
3. v.t., v.i., Slang. To waffle a cry of pleasure is to yelp it. Rarely, woffle.
wage ... hailing cry, which spread to England, or
at least London, over a century ago as both noun and verb (to cooee, to hail). To be
within cooee of something, then, is to be not very far from it.
within...
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British English A to Z - past 2
Ngày tải lên :
23/10/2013, 13:20
... up; put together roughly
To cobble something, or to cobble something together, is to put it together roughly.
A professor in a hurry will cobble a lecture together. This verb is used also to mean ... one’s own job,’ generally, to
‘make oneself objectionable.’
come top Inf. come out on top
Inf. To win.
come to the horses, Slang. Slang. get down to brass tacks
come to the wrong shop. See shop.
come ... Britain but
on reels.
cotton bud, n. cotton swab/Q-Tip
cotton wool absorbent cotton
For metaphorical uses, see live in cotton wool; wrap in cotton wool.
council, n. approx. town
Literally, a local...
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British English A to Z - past 3
Ngày tải lên :
23/10/2013, 13:20
...
common to both languages, but it is hardly ever used in America. In British slang,
the word doss is also a verb meaning to ‘sleep in a flophouse’ but, less specifically,
to doss down is to ‘go to ... countries.
engaged, adj. busy
It is as frustrating to be told by a British telephone operator that the line is engaged
or to hear the engaged tone as it is to hear the word busy or the busy signal in Amer-
ica. ... cattle and sheep. Downs can be
ups because the word is etymologically related to dune and has nothing to do with
the direction down.
down tools Inf. to stop work/go on strike
down train see comment
Train...
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British English A to Z - past 4
Ngày tải lên :
23/10/2013, 13:20
... up
Inf. To fine (something) down, away or off is to make it thinner. Transitively, refer-
ring to the brewing of beer, it means to ‘clear up’. Intransitively, referring to any
liquid, it means to ... sent to Bath to be cured by its mineral waters.
go to bed have sexual intercourse
go to ground Inf. lie low
Inf. Hide out; from fox hunting, when the pursued beast takes to its lair.
go to the ... expression give the guy to someone, guy
means ‘slip’ and to do a guy is to ‘perform a vanishing act.’ As an intransitive verb
(slang), to guy means to ‘take it on the lam,’ i.e., to ‘decamp.’
3. v.t.,...
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British English A to Z - past 5
Ngày tải lên :
23/10/2013, 13:20
... other words, the kitchen appliance used for stove-top cooking. See also
cooker.
hockey, n. field hockey
To a Briton hockey means ‘field hockey’; to an American, ‘ice hockey.’ If a Briton
wants to ... of residence dormitory
Halt, v.i. Stop
The equivalent of an American Stop sign used to be and sometimes still is a Brit-
ish road sign reading halt, but stop is now coming into general use. Once ... under rare.
have a word with speak to
About a particular matter, with the object of accomplishing something. I’ll have a
word with him implies that the speaker is about to try to get something...
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British English A to Z - past 6
Ngày tải lên :
23/10/2013, 13:20
... shower. The word toilet is sometimes avoided as too euphemistic, while
to most Americans it seems indelicate. In public notices in Britain, toilet is the
usual term, perhaps because toilet or ... not
good enough to use or be seen by your guests, not bad enough to throw away;
you never really want to see it again but you can’t bear to part with it. So you put
it into your lumber-room ... long-term
Applied, e.g., to hospital patients.
long stop 1. see comment
2. backstop; reinforcement
1. In cricket, the fielder back of the wicket-keeper, who is there to stop the balls
that get...
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British English A to Z - past 7
Ngày tải lên :
23/10/2013, 13:20
... practice is to put an apostrophe s after the
combination word: I’m going to the fishmonger’s; I have to get my lamp repaired at the
ironmonger’s. Monger fits into other combinations of a derogatory ... determined.
meant to supposed to
A Briton asks, for instance, Are we meant to throw rubbish in that bin? Or he might
say, The Russians are meant to be good chess players, i.e., reputed to be.
mear. ... tend to say almost, Britons tend to say nearly. We’re nearly there,
the chicken is nearly done, etc.
near-side lane slow lane
Since traffic keeps to the left in Britain, and the near refers to...
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