Advancing-Nov.23

Eiken Lis-2^nd 2018-1  

STT-Speaking Blog Review=>Speak  - Blog Speak why you are going to college in 4-6 sen. Use to-purpose.

Inside Reading-2 Unit 5  Reading-2  Weather, Climate, or Both? #3

- Study Words/Expressions/Sentences #2

[P5-L57] establish (oneself)  to hold a position firmly; ~ oneself as …, get ~ed,  [L58] qualifies as a climate feature    to have the right qualities to be described as sth; designate, characterize; ~ as a doctor - feature; a distinct aspect of sth; character  L66 steer  [p6-L93] die off (phrv) to die one after the other until there are none left -> die down  to become gradually less strong/loud/noticeable; the applause ~d down, the flame ~.  P7-L96] climatologist-climatology – [klaɪ məˈtɒl ə dʒi]  L98 run weather data  [L103] vicious storm  violent, crucial, brutal; ~ attack/murder/offender  [L112] hindsight (<-> foresight) the understanding after sth happened; retrospect, experience; with ~ it’s easy to say, it’s obvious in ~ that…, with the benefit of ~

- Read aloud Par. 4 => Speak what climate and weather is respectively in 60 sec.

L56 Bermuda High (0:34)

A semi-permanent, subtropical area of high pressure in the North Atlantic Ocean off the East Coast of North America that migrates east and west with varying central pressure. When it is displaced westward, during the Northern Hemispheric summer and fall, the center is located in the western North Atlantic, near Bermuda. In the winter and early spring, it is primarily centered near the Azores in the eastern part of the North Atlantic. Also known as Azores High.

L90 Blog The Little Ice Age (2:31)  

Open Forum-1 Unit 5  Listening 1 Interview with an anthropologist   #2

- Blog Listen w/Script-> Vocabulary: human origins, genetics, biological variation, area of specialty, vary-variable-variation, introduce-introductory, sub-category, broaden and expand, fascinating field

Introduction to Anthropology (5:26)

- Vocabulary/p.37-38

- ist: person, member - anthropologist, artist, pianist, dentist, psychologist, chemist, socialist, egoist 

- ian: specialist - mathematician, politician, musician, magician, physician, historian, librarian,

- al: official, professional,

- or: thing, person - actor, mayor, governor, conductor, escalator, elevator

- er: think, person - employer, announcer, manager, speaker, builder, villager, cooker, cooler/heater

Interest Blog EF International’s Proficiency Test Results

=> Dis => Speak Why Japanese people study English but don’t try to learn and use English?