Vocabulary Unit 4

Vocabulary Unit 4

• "Optimistic" is the correct word to use in the sentence "Anyways, be... I'm quite sure your effort will be rewarded."
• "Naturally" is the most suitable word to complete the sentence "Cactus can grow.............in the desert."
• "Satisfied" accurately describes the parents' feelings in the context: "Omar's bad exam results made his parents frustrated. In this situation, Omar's parents weren't..."
• "Praised" is not a synonym for "scolded"; rebuked, blamed, and criticized are all synonyms.
• The kidnapped child got "back" to their family.
• "Burnout" defines a situation where someone is too tired to do anything.
• "Cope" means dealing successfully with difficult situations.
• "Stress" is a feeling of being very worried and scared.
• Living under much "pressure" made a person give up her job to raise children.
• Too much reading may give you a "headache."
• Drinking too much tea "calms" stress, rather than increasing it.
• Textbooks include "activities."
• The singer is popular with "teenagers."
• "Gradually" is the word to describe the healing wound.
• A difficult decision to "make" is a situation that exists.
• Fresh or dried fruit makes a more healthy "snack" than nuts.
• It is strict actions that the government is taking to stop the virus.
• The word "sign" is the item outside the shop stating" no vacancies".
• A to-do list helps to "manage" time well.
• It is important to "make full use of" our resources to achieve prosperity.
• Filing a copy of data to the google drive is "safer".
• When someone is feeling stressed, it means that they are "unable to relax".
• Successful people "focus" on goal they want to achieve.
• Asking if "you can identify the criminal in photograph" to identify is logical.
• I assumed I know you so wells and yet i know nothing about you seems is the correct wording.
• From the look on his face ,we knew he got a "reaction of shock".
• The doctor wanted to know if I "was aware" of any pain.
• You are never a failure, As long as you try your "best".
• Spending time with friends is among ways to "reduce" stress.
• Resilience is an outcome to made her how to stress, after so many difficulties.
• Too much stress will affect your mental and "physical" health.
• The books are divided in the library into four different "categories".
• I walked up and down the aisle to "stretch" my cramped muscles.
• The message telling the situation is "urgent".
• Teacher have considerable "influence" over student what they learn.
• He joined the "athletics" club wishing to take part in the Olympics.
• Life's difficulties, we may find ourselves feeling anxious when "face".
• His illness forced him to stop "doing" his hobbies and stay in bed.
• Everybody should be free to live their "lives as they wish".
• She watch the rain "pouring down the windows".
• Omar took the student "counsellor's advice on how to deal with a bully".
• The walls of the tomb are covered with "paintings".
• Daily exercising and eating "healthy food are keys to good health."
• Students are naturally anxious about tests which mean they are "worried".
• The first alert bomb was a false one , but the third was for real.
• The group meets on a "basis" usually weekly or biweekly.
• She was taken to hospital suffering from "exhaustion".
• They sometimes "meet up" for a quick coffee in the morning.
• The effectively "taking care" of others is achieved by being your best self.
• When someone isn't his normal self, it means they "doesn't behave in a usual way".
• The second edition of the book flew off the shelves.
• I owe my parents a deep debt of "gratitude" for their help.
• Our teacher always has a smile on her face and "constantly" does her best.
• "I'm very grateful to you for all your help,” she said.
• "Mo salah is in such a good form that other players are struggling to "keep up".
• If your teacher tells you’ Keep up the good work’ it means you should try "keep working well".
• Reading the news when it is "mostly bad can cause you depression".

Adjectives

• A donkey is not "as fast" cheetah.
• It was "wise" of her to save some of her money.
• Football is "the most" exciting sport ever.
• Salah is "the best" player in his team.
• Living in a large villa is "more comfortable than" living in a large flat.
• Living in a large flat is comfortable, but living in a large villa is "more comfortable than".
• Helmi's new film is his "most popular one."
• "Something cold" is what should be drunk.
• "Confused" is what he gets when I give him more than one task at a time.
• For further details, you can contact the supervisor.
• "Hotter" is in summer: "Cairo or Alexandria?"

Adjectives Cont.

• Mum has so much "housework" to do.
• Yasmine doesn't have as "many friends as I do."
• A/An "adjective" is a word that describes a noun.
• To make a comparison between two people or things, we use a/an "comparative" adjective.
• To express the highest degree of a particular quality that someone or something has in comparison to others, we use a/an "superlative adjective".
• To show that a quality is definite and not likely to change, we use a/an "absolute adjective".
• A/An "extreme adjective expresses a quality that is very great in degree."
• "He is patient with his children." In this sentence patient is "adjective."
• "He is a cancer patient." In this sentence patient is "noun."
• There is not "a higher" mountain in the world than Everest.
• Tomorrow, I'll be "less busy". We can meet then.
• "My brother runs faster than I do".
• "My brother runs faster than I do".

Compound-Adjectives

• Yesterday I saw movie about "a ten-year-old girl".
• Senior staff set a good example by their own high-quality teaching.
• NASA wants to send a solar-powered robot to explore Mars.
• The Pyramids are world-famous landmarks.
• Expecting to invite you for dinner, he's tight-fisted.
• Can't talk now, call you back in five minutes.
• I'm going to be away for a week's time.
• He feel he deserves a well-earned break after the hard work.
• How much is a one-way ticket to Tanta?
• The person needs a ten-minute break every 2 hours.
• I've just finished a thirty-three-page novel.
• looking for a part-time job to spend more time with her children.
• Walking I met a ten-year old boys.
• Many hospitals struggle with old-fashioned equipment and facilities.
• Sama is a left - handed Sama, is a left little girl.
• Ill join you in an hours time.
• Mr Ali is open-minded about the new changes; this means he has no objection to them.
• You were caught red-handed. Two people saw you stealing the money.
• One should be tolerant of other cultures - They should be open minded.
• didn't answer Mr Mohammed's question because I was absent-minded.
• Mobile phones are useful, time-saving devices.

•  My experience wasn't very bad, but it had a deep and long-lasting effect.
  

Compound-Adjectives Cont.

• This mall is smoke-free - you can't smoke here.
• translator you need to be well-informed about linguistics.
• My cat has short legs - It is short-legged cat.
• He looked up and saw the short-haired man following him.
• In the movie, there was a red-eyed monster.
• I always stay at five-star hotels when I'm in Mozambique.
• The school tablet is up to date and up-to-date.
• The Egyptian football as well known as is that, Mohamed Salah is better known other Egyptian Players and Mohamed Salah is more well-known than other Egyptian players.
• This dish does not has a fat, which means the dish is fat-free.
• A bike ride over a the lane distance is the long-distance bike ride.
• The report is badly written.
• It is "a badly-written report."
• I trust this young man, as he is friendly- looking.

Chapter 5 Great Expectations Question Answers

• As Pip, he states he would tell Miss Havisham about his fortune, assuming she was his benefactor as her lawyer and relative were associated.
• Miss Havisham was knowledgeable about Pip's fortune through Mr. Jaggers, the benefactor's lawyer, who also served as her lawyer.
• As Miss Havisham, she express her happiness to give Estella the chance to break up Gentlemen Pip.
• She thinks meant that pip should do what Jaggers says, including not asking about his benefactor.
• Miss Havisham was happy with the upcoming Pip, when Pip saw that he want her to be his benefactor and Marry Esrella.
• There are several hints in how Mr Jaggers (benefactor, her) and pocket was (father) to Estrella. .
• Because he felt whole world waiting 4 him. He has starting good fortune which mean marry easier Estrella.
• Herbert stay Pip, Matthew Pocket's son, so help and then he'd take his father.

Chapter 5 Great Expectations Question Answers Cont.

• Pip and Herbert knowing each other with friendship when, first say pip, say he wasn't he thought friendly. Also friendly he thought it be.
• Having Herber Adopted unsuitably, because considered unfriendly.
• He being wealthy/ Marry Estrella always hearthbroken if Miss Haversham adopted herbet.
• If there Havisham adopted him, he been heart broken the and the the the for be Estella victims.
• While Pip was ungrateful and Herbert Estella, better, who knew that Estella would be heart be breaker unlike other boys.
• Pip's know better after Herbert showing to at dinner table manner.

Chapter 5 Great Expectations Question Answers Cont.

• A half-decade later after half bro/ boyfriend stole life, took hostage from.
• He would greedy, to deceive ,broke art, steal.
• She jealousy fiance/Pocket Pocket would ask.
• She fiance love, her she told all.
• Shock since bride left, life taken over, never good again.
• Her reaction, she wrong chose; self stop, life, her house never. Move go; to be love is not life without.
• No.
• Deceive. Steal from bro.
• Is joyful and nice but her had gloomy and full of candle spider.

Chapter 5 Great Expectations Question Answers Cont.

• Jagger with Pocket were relative.
• Is happy break.
• Jaggers was house lawyer/hire.
• Moon; Inn and Jaggers office.