Unit 10: Living life to the fullest

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Unit 10

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Unit 10
In this unit you will learn more about the prefix EN- and the suffix EN. Furthermore you will learn how to apply substitution,  ellipsis, contrast and consession, study words with similar meanings and practise with Cambridge Listening part 1 and Reading an Use of English parts 2 and 3.

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Finish this sentence:
In order to live my life to the fullest I would
fully focus on/heavily invest in .....

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Prefix en- (em-)
Suffix -en

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Now, open your books

Do the Vocab exercises on pages 132 and 133 >> ex. 1-5

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Page 134
Ex. 2+3
Listening

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Now, go to page 136

Let's have a look together at ex. 2
Then on your own: 
page 136: ex. 3 
page 137: ex. 2
page 139: Push yourself: ex. 1-3

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Substition and ellipsis

Substitution and ellipsis are similar in many ways. Both enable the speaker to reduce what they are saying. 

  • Ellipsis is simply leaving something out that is (usually) obvious. 

  • Substitution involves using words such as do and so and not as a substitution of a part of a sentence.

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Reducing sentences
1. reduced relative clauses.

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        Reducing sentences

2. Omitting the second repetition of a verb, pronoun or clause.

I went to Spain on holiday and my best friend went to France.
She went to the office and she worked all day.
I would like to move to a larger house but I can’t afford to move to a larger house.

Repeating is ....

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Reducing sentences
3. Shortening questions

A: Where [do you want to go] to ? 
[Do you want a] Coffee?


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Contrast and concession
 
There are different linking words to connect opposing ideas.

A contrast and a concession are quite similar, yet not the same.
A concession is a form of contrast in the second part of a sentence which is surprising or unexpected for the reader or listener.

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Despite the rain, we enjoyed the view.

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Make 1, 2, 3 and 4 (grammar: substitution and ellipsis)  on page 134/135
Make 1, 2 and 3 (grammar: contrast and concession) on p. 138/139
Then continue working on your weektask  (so all grammar ex, use of english, reading, vocabulary and push yourself from the units as indicated in your studyplanner)

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