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What is suggested as a way to make learning more interactive?

  • Watching educational videos
  • Reading textbooks
  • Participating in quizzes (correct)
  • Engaging in group discussions

What is the speaker's sentiment towards the audience's support?

  • Criticizing
  • Appreciative (correct)
  • Indifferent
  • Dismissive

Who is mentioned as having been present during the session?

  • Kim
  • Esther
  • Juliana
  • Vicky (correct)

What did the speaker hope the audience would experience over the weekend?

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What does the speaker express about their interaction with the audience?

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What is meant by 'normal wear and tear' in relation to property usage?

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What does the expression 'safe and sound' imply?

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How is the phrase 'by leaps and bounds' commonly interpreted?

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What are 'pros and cons' a reference to?

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What does it mean to be 'sick and tired' of something?

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Why is 'normal wear and tear' considered acceptable in a contract?

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Which phrase correctly completes 'improving your English by leaps and...?'

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What can the phrase 'safe and sound' be interpreted to mean in relation to home?

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In a discussion, why would one ask for the 'pros and cons' of a situation?

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What is typically indicated by saying someone is 'sick and tired'?

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What does 'by leaps and bounds' suggest about someone's improvement?

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When expressing gratitude for safety after a storm, what phrase might one use?

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In conversations about a situation's downsides, which phrase would be used?

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What does the binomial pair 'loud and clear' signify?

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Which conjunction is commonly used to form binomial pairs?

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What is the meaning of the binomial pair 'give or take'?

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Which of the following is NOT an example of a binomial pair?

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In the context of the lesson, what does 'interactive' refer to?

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What is a critical function of using binomial pairs in conversation?

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What does the phrase 'piece of cake' suggest in conversation?

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How are binomial pairs most commonly structured?

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Which phrase from the lesson suggests clarity in communication?

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What aspect of vocabulary does the lesson aim to improve?

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Which of the following phrases is considered a binomial pair?

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What is the purpose of the quiz introduced in the lesson?

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The phrase 'give or take' is often used in the context of discussing:

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Which type of statements are usually clear when using 'loud and clear'?

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What does the phrase 'give or take' imply when discussing a number?

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When someone uses the expression 'all or nothing', what is being communicated?

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The phrase 'ins and outs' most closely refers to which of the following?

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What is the meaning of the binomial pair 'fair and square'?

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The term 'wear and tear' refers to what?

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Which scenario best describes the phrase 'it's all or nothing'?

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What do you need to consider when using the phrase 'give or take'?

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In what situation would you likely use 'ins and outs'?

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What does it mean if a match was won 'fair and square'?

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Which option best describes 'wear and tear' in rental agreements?

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What context would 'all or nothing' be most appropriate?

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When discussing the 'ins and outs' of a topic, what should you focus on?

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If an object is described as having 'wear and tear', what does that imply?

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What does the phrase 'sick and tired of' imply?

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Which binomial pair conveys the idea of gradual improvement?

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What does 'do's and don'ts' refer to?

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Which expression is most similar in meaning to 'sick and tired of'?

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What does the expression 'slow and steady' emphasize?

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In what context might 'do's and don'ts' be commonly used?

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Which of the following pairs expresses a similar meaning to 'step by step'?

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What is the primary function of binomial pairs like 'slow and steady'?

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What might 'step by step' indicate when used in a relationship context?

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What kind of feelings could one associate with being 'sick and tired'?

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Which of the following best explains the meaning behind 'little by little'?

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How might someone express feeling 'sick and tired' of their job?

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What context does 'do's and don'ts' primarily serve?

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What is typically meant by 'slow and steady wins the race'?

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Flashcards

What is a binomial pair?

An expression that combines two words using a conjunction, usually "and" or "or", to create a single, idiomatic phrase.

What does "loud and clear" mean?

Means something is easily understood or clear.

What does "give or take" mean?

Used to indicate an approximate number or amount, signifying 'more or less'.

What is a conjunction?

The part of a sentence that shows the relationship between words, often joining them with "and" or "or".

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What is an idiom?

A phrase that is commonly used in everyday language and has a meaning different from the individual words combined.

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What is vocabulary building?

The process of learning new words and phrases to improve language skills.

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What is a quiz?

A series of questions designed to test a person's knowledge or understanding.

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What is repetition?

Repeating information multiple times to reinforce learning and improve memory.

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What is recall?

The ability to remember and apply previously learned concepts.

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What is providing context?

Using examples to illustrate and clarify concepts.

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What is a playlist?

A group of items related in some way.

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What is communication?

The use of language to communicate ideas and information.

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What does it mean to "improve"

To improve or enhance skills or knowledge.

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What is a student?

A person who is learning or studying a particular subject.

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What does "rock this" mean?

A way to express your excitement or enthusiasm for something.

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Sick and tired of

A phrase used to express extreme annoyance or frustration with something.

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Little by little

A gradual and continuous improvement or change, happening slowly over time.

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Do's and don'ts

A set of rules or guidelines for appropriate behavior in a specific situation.

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Normal wear and tear

The gradual deterioration of an item due to normal use over time.

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Give or take

To say something is approximately correct, not exact.

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All or nothing

Either something is done completely or not at all; no in-between.

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Binomial pair

A phrase consisting of two words that are frequently used together.

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Safe and sound

A situation where someone is safe from danger and unharmed.

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Ins and outs

The detailed and complex facts or workings of something.

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Fair and square

Done fairly and honestly, according to the rules.

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Leaps and bounds

To improve rapidly or significantly.

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Pros and cons

The advantages and disadvantages of something.

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Wear and tear

The damage or deterioration that occurs due to normal use.

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Binomial pair

A group of two words that always go together.

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Acceptable wear and tear

When something is considered accepted or allowed based on its routine use.

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All or nothing question

A question that has two possible answers: yes or no.

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Guessing

To estimate or approximate a number or amount.

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Safe and sound

To be happy and relieved to be safe after a dangerous situation.

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Leaps and bounds

To improve at an impressive speed or to a great extent.

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Approximating

To describe something as approximate or not exact.

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Pros and cons

To consider both the good and the bad aspects of a situation.

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Context

The way something is done or performed.

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Sentence with part of a binomial pair

Describing a sentence that includes part of a binomial pair.

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Completing a binomial pair

To complete a binomial pair by providing the missing word.

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Normal wear and tear

Ordinary use of an item, leading to natural depreciation.

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Binomial pair

A pair of words frequently used together, often connected by 'and' or 'or'.

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Understanding the meaning of a binomial pair

Understanding the different ways a binomial pair can be used.

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Binomial pair lesson

A lesson that teaches the meanings and uses of binomial pairs.

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Safe and sound

A common expression used to convey relief after a dangerous experience.

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Leaps and bounds

A common expression indicating significant improvement or progress.

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Example of a binomial pair

A specific example that illustrates the use of a binomial pair.

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Practice helps with retention

The process of repeatedly practicing something helps to make it easier to remember. It also helps with retention and recall.

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Quizzes are interactive

Doing quizzes is a good way to make learning more engaging and interactive. It allows learners to test their understanding and get feedback.

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Interactive learning involves conversations

Engaging in a conversation while learning allows for more personalized attention, and provides opportunities for clarifying doubts and receiving immediate feedback.

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Support and encouragement are important

Encouragement and support from others, like classmates or teachers, can contribute to a positive learning experience.

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Show appreciation for instructors

Expressing gratitude to those who contribute to your learning is a respectful way to acknowledge their efforts.

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Study Notes

Binomial Pairs - Vocabulary Quiz

  • Binomial Pair Defined: A phrase containing two words joined by a conjunction (usually "and" or "or").
  • Common Conjunctions: Often, "and" or "or" connect the words in a binomial pair.
  • Vocabulary Building: Practicing and learning common phrases in everyday English expands vocabulary and improves communication skills.

Example Binomial Pairs and Meanings

  • Loud and Clear: Easily understandable. (Example usage: "I said it loud and clear", "Can you hear me loud and clear?")
  • Give or Take: Approximately. (Example usage: "The population is 100,000 give or take," "The distance is five kilometers give or take.")
  • All or Nothing: Complete or not at all. (Example usage: "Our project is all or nothing, either we do the whole thing or nothing at all", "It's all or nothing, we either try very hard to finish it, or not at all")
  • Ins and Outs: Detailed facts or complicated aspects of a situation. (Example usage: "I want to teach you the ins and outs of the system, or you will learn the ins and outs of the rules").
  • Fair and Square: Honestly and according to the rules. (Example usage: "We won fair and square," "The deal was fair and square, there was no cheating.")
  • Wear and Tear: Damage resulting from ordinary use. (Example usage: "There's just normal wear and tear on the furniture".
  • Safe and Sound: Free from danger or injury, unharmed. (Example usage: "I'm just glad that we made it home safe and sound," "Make sure that everybody came back home safe and sound.")
  • Leaps and Bounds: To a great degree or quickly. (Example usage: "Our progress improved by leaps and bounds," "Your english is improving by leaps and bounds.")
  • Pros and Cons: Advantages and disadvantages of something. (Example usage: "Lets discuss the pros and cons of this idea," "Let's look at the pros and cons of this course.")
  • Sick and Tired: Frustrated and unable to tolerate something; at the point of not tolerating anymore. (Example usage: "I'm sick and tired of this job." or "I am sick and tired of working late every night.")
  • Little by Little: Gradually; in small amounts at a time.
  • Do's and Don'ts: Instructions for what to do and not to do. (Example usage: "Here are the do's and don'ts for the new project.")

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