General English (3)

Unit 3

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Exercise 1

1.       Against

2.       Against

3.       For

4.       Against

5.       Against

6.       For

7.       Against

8.       For

 

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Exercise 2

1.       Against

2.       Against

3.       Against

4.       For

5.       Against

6.       For

7.       Against

8.       For

 

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Exercise 1

1.       Comparison

2.       Comparison

3.       Time-order

4.       Cause-effect

5.       Listing

6.       Comparison

7.       Time-order

8.       Comparison

 

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Exercise 2

1.       Comparison

2.       Time-order

3.       Comparison

4.       Cause-effect

5.       Comparison

6.       Listing

7.       Time-order

 

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Ask another student to scan the article for the answer to your question.

Philippines Sands Aid for Typhoon Damage

Paragraph 1: The result of ravaging Typhoon Agnes 515 dead and 400 missing.

Paragraph 2: more than 163 tons of food, medicine and clothing had been sent to Visayan.

Paragraph 3: The spokesman said helicopter were rescuing people standard by floods today in Panay island were 445.000 people were homeless.

Paragraph 4: 90% of the 86.000 house in Capiz Province on Panay were destroyed many of the dead were children.

 

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Amtrak Derailment Near Secaucus Injures 35

Paragraph 1: On Saturday a mail derailing near Now York at 6;33 am, because of hitting another train and failing feet down into a marsh.

Paragraph 2: No one killing but 35 people injuring because of the two train locomotives hurling.

Paragraph 3: Senator Frank Launtenberg speculating that track may have causing the crash.

Boston Bound Train Derails, 34 Hurt

Paragraph 1: On Yesterday an Amtrak a heading for Boston derailing of Now York City and injuring 34 people, none of them seriously.

Paragraph 3: 15 crew member and 17 passengers suffering only minor injuries

 

Parts of Speech

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1.       In 1610, Galileo Galilei of Pisa, Italy, used(v) his simple(adj) telescope(n) and pointed(v) it at the moon’s mountains(n) and valley’s(n).

2.       People (N) who make (V) a living(N) by hunting birds(N) can tell(V) you that certain(ADV) birds(N), because of their colour(N) can easily(ADV) deceive you.

3.       A chameleon (N) can easily (ADV) change (V) colour(N) to the it is difficult(ADJ) to distinguish(V) it from its surroundings(N).

4.       The acid(N) which is produced(V) by those gland(ADJ) cells(N) is s strong(ADJ) that it can harm(V) living(ADJ) cells(N).

5.       The officer(N) highest(ADJ) in rank in a foreign(ADJ) agency(N) or an embassy(N) is(V) an ambassador(N) who heads(v) the embassy(N) his government(N) in diplomacy(ADJ) or diplomatic (ADJ) affairs(N).

6.       A legation(N)