Vocabulary --- Pages 96 and 97
EDUCATION
To play truant
(phr) – A collocation which means to miss school without permission or
without a good reason
To appoint
someone (v) – To put someone in charge of smth, to assign to a position
To achieve smth (v)
– To obtain a certain recognition or a goal, to accomplish smth
Modesty (n) – The
opposite of greed; adj --- modest
Outsider (n) –
Someone who does not belong to a group
Staff (n) – All
the teachers that work in a school
To attend (v) –
To be present at an event
Issue (n) –
Problem, doubt, question, point
To support (v) – To express the same opinion, to back
someone’s statement; synonym: to uphold
Pride (n) – Pleasure or satisfaction taken in doing smth.,
a high opinion of one’s merit, the feeling of being proud (adj)
To get in
trouble (phr) – To do smth wrong and get caught, to be punished
To enforce (v) –
To obtain obedience by force, to impose
Compulsory (adj)
– It has to be done, mandatory
To sum up (phr
v) – To add up
Mood (n) – The
state or temper: in a good mood / in a bad mood (moody –adj)
To dread (v) – To
fear, to be scared of smth
To owe (v) – To
be in debt to someone
To succeed (v) –
To have a desired result, to do smth successfully
Pottery (n) – The
art of making ceramic pots and vases
To face (v) – To
tackle, to confront directly, to deal with smth
To get away (phr
v) – To do smth wrong and not get discovered or punished
Vocabulary --- Page 99, ex. 1
EDUCATION
Qualifications
(n) – one has passed their exams and got certificates and diplomas
To be bullied
(phr) – to be made fun of
Lesson (n) – a
50 - minute period
Subject (n) – smth
that you study in school, such as Maths, English…
To break up (ph
v) – to separate, to start a school holiday
To suspend (v) –
not to be allowed to come to school for a day or two
To expel (v) –
not to be allowed to ever come back to that school
Prefect (n) –
the representative of each class who is given extra responsibility
Vocabulary --- Page 99, ex. 3
PHRASAL VERBS WITH OVER
Run over --- to
knock down by moving and possibly pass over the body
Get over --- to
recover physically or emotionally, overcome
Take over --- to
assume the control or management, to continue where someone stopped
Come over --- to
visit
Bring over ---to
cause somebody to give his support, to win over
Look over --- to
examine smth /sb closely
Turn over --- move
to the next page, turn upside down
Pass over --- to
disregard; to review smth
Put one over on
--- to get sb to accept a story or a statement which is not true
Vocabulary --- Page 101, ex. 2
PREPOSITIONS
Fond of Keen
on
Aware of Keen
for someone to do smth
Intrested in Concentrate on
Complain about smth
Complain to someone
